https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5af0bc8fe794f2e06b53c8204ea7f9a0.pdf 72eba517e52aff0911169d1da00cca42 PDF Text Text 'I :. 8- The Daily Sentinei,Middleport.Pomeroy,o., Marth 16, im PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU APRIL .. . 9 ' t. ' SAVE Reg. Reg. 3.39 1 9r liz Reg. $1.67 lOO's _ oz. !!!at-... spray ... .....~:; ""::;- 67~ $1.09 --....:::: .CHOC~ IIUL1'1f'L. 1111• • 1111. .......-... ·- Chewable, lrult flavored! lOO's '1.59 3 oz. $1.39 ANALGESIC NASAL DECONGESTANT REG.NOW 49~ ORANGE FLAVORED CRAYOI.A CRAYONS .JERGENS LOTION REG. '1.19 oNLv88e EXTRA DRY REG. 1 '1.35 oz. Reg. '1.09 REG. 35' 16's 99e REG. 12.15 REG. 12.00 85's $1.33 1.33 MINT OR PLAIN Su yoU! heaU and PRELL LIQUID SHAMPOO ONLY body can 16 oz. lOIJ (! Ihcr! pl~ ·- msp(J&\BLB ~· REG. '1.19 . 65's 1.69 1 swABs . 59 Baby soft ... baby safe ... For the whole family 170 SWABS s1 08 1.69 ~ - ~llS INflUENZA ~RUS MODESS A"ilable in Regul1r Hold, Extra Hold, Scenled and Unscented NEW prptein2\ hairspmy 13 oz 2roRaa~ 100's I REG. 11.05 100's SCOPE SUPER SIZE · :NT REG. 1 '2.05 Fastest Grc,wirld Dandruff Shampoo TEGRIN .. Reg. 11.49 2 Ol ALL ITEMS ARE DISCOUNTED ALL PRICES GOOD THRU.--~-~-----.APRJL 9th Reg. sl.69 6 oz. TEK TOOTH BRUSHES REG. 69' 2 FOR· 12's 29e . ' ' '' t ' . ', > ' ' .. '' ' ,. ' Reaearch, Ohio Darwin, chief ollhe llurelu of Economic • Department of Development, Hal Maggled, director of implementation, ilnd John H. Beaaley, exerutive director of the Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Development Division. TEN CENTS PHONE 992·2156 -· ROBERT BOWEN, MEIGS OOUNTY ....... blllndent of schools, presented a trophy let Peggy Snyder, Meigs Junior High School eighth grader, after she won the county championship at the amual spelling bee In Racine Tlllrsday night. With Miss Snyder are, from left, Mrs, Nellie Vale, a county school suPervisor wl)o served as county bee chairman; Bowen; her mother, Mrs. Earl Snyder of Dexter Route I, and _,>, Russell Moore, principal of the Meigs Junior High. Miss ' Snyder, besides receiving a personal trophy, won the 29 • . ' ' . lllarlea lh"V; IICGIId I'OW, JIDIN anHb, JeDI - . , Gene Cole, Robert Hendei'IOII,Iki&n ConnoUy, Kevlii·Jirooks, Gary Putnam; Mike BisseU, Donald Matheny. Dele Welsh; third rolr, James OSborne, Jerry Davis, Donald Eynoil, Danny Browtty, Brian BiaseD, David Putnam, . Greg Hayman, Mike Baker, and Dennis.Durst. See Page 2for more pictures of cast. · ' GREEN TAILORS 'In . the tlnwct operetta ''Onderella'sSIIpper" which will begin at &o'clock this evening at Tuppers Plains Elementary school are, front row, I.e, Brl&n Peterson, Eddie Scyoc, James Banks, Seotty Sprague, Tommy .Scyoc, Larry. Harril, Thimble Bonnett, Greg Scarbrough, Kemy Chapman, Ricky Borlng, Greg Cole am REG. • 3 $ 50 24 OZ. " SAVE NOW ONLY • .. •• • I\ s2.45 VANILLA, CHOCOLATE, CHOCOLATE MINT, BUnERSCOTCH 1 lb. 8 oz. 30 DAY SUPPLY t' mining· •will lead to a degree program .who:'i.lcomplt!i.e , the .·'for,thOie two:year i • ._ ~ ' [• l • ~ 1men for , courl!', 'will piovid~ .tr~ined in. ~elgs •: men for about. 2,300 new ·jobs \'COWl!): irill · · this fall. .- . withih 'two years in the Meiea · ','We have been able to obtain County area, and 'will attract ' froln the Ohio Deparbnenta of . studentS from ··~ areas of lhe Flanance and Education nation," Welker said. coOunitments of f/3,500 to · The CIJIII"se wW be offered at begin this new two-year Meigs Local High' School In technical course. The depart- Meigs County, and will operate menta also will llllke , ap. oot of a deep c~ mine "which plkatlon for federal ,funding · wiD be !he moat-mec~lzed.~ .., . }fC!IYear wblchrill...ure the .moQ_rn mine in lhe.•countcy;" eohtinuation of lhe~e studies," according to Welller. · Welker disclosed here. The Iundin& approvlfd for ' . Welker•• succeu in , ob• this faU includes · ~,000 for 4NL!tv:, •.id~r. and ~- CllffurdJI.niey. talning the funding capped new equipment purcha~es; · tqpp wlmier In lhe DaUy,Selltlnel•s m~ of eflorta by Welker $30,000 for operating expenses carrier , _ with lhe new bike he recelv,ed. ' and Meigs Local School and ta,500 for an adult conRunner.up ·na Beth Vaughan, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Dis\rlct offlclala to obtain tinulng education pro~ram. : · Rlcbanl Vali&han, Middleport. finencial support for the deep (Continued On page 12) Reg. AIDS Regular or Mint FAMILY SIZE POWDER t ' ' FRIDAY, MARCH· 17. 1972 COLUMBUS - (Special) ·,.:. coal ~ cOurse:'·~· . .,..,.._ State Rep, Ralph Welker ~~ • l"TIIia ~ ~ of ,sllldf. · I gge EST TOOTHPASTE Intimate cleanliness, intimately understood. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL. XXIV NO. 238 OR LOTION REDUCING PLAN CANDY VALUES 71~ NOTE BOOK FILLER PAPER REG. 1.29 ....,.-J FOB TIIESE · 1 Ill. Masse"gill I · I FLAVORED A Reg.13 2.25oz. on • Devoted To The lntere." Of The Meigs-Ma1011 Area TUBE REG.99' • • ~~=~fa:~~~~~~~t 77e REG. '1.05 27~ 1 . J • . . TUMS PLAIN t";~:;;:':il-::::'::::-~ )\mj~!!£;~'! --- . 89~ 200's REG. BY BOB HOQLICII will be Ulld to ~ne m:. . atruu~' lbit r paying member of till · ·Ball'-'" and CGIDIIIIIIIIIJ fGrmal1an wblch wiu palat uP look to local' leaderii!IP Buckeye-Hockins VllleJ . ~ leadll'l taolllli .._ .. ,...._, wllicb ~ualfies ll'e com• cienlapplent. operation_,Bee:dey ..xi, and IIi· . · day 111G1111Jra In of pallble to Meiea County and ita : "We c:u find out the Deed • reiUit can benefit from the ' ·lbeir alUIIIdea. peclp)t, , · and deslne of the CIIIIIDIUility aid which can be Jll'IIVided. ·, .;· . The ~~~. when cuDpu.d · Oarwla ' aad M&llled but lhe' nsult will Cime only Among lhe questions iDo ' ".Z b7 · lhe Obi' Burea11- of , n,lallaed lUI die com· thrqhcalimwnitJIJ'Uiroot ·cludedinthellll'Ve)'conducted r Economic Research, llllf pll8llll!. 1111&111 Wleale the ~arbi," ' M!Uted adllaed.' Thursday , were .!bose per.. ... · · ~ JII'O¥ide an ll1ll'el' to tbi ~ to be' rtpt far IJt. ' '· ~ o.nrin iald that there. will · talnlng , to purc~aaea and ' q11111kin;,"Wbat IG:Iultrleure' ;lri ties nidi 111e puple ibe "no maP.: bappelljng." He ~ervlclis. for which residenll . ;',CGIDIJitlble to Melp County !IIIP.''..tfiDdaceeptable,la , , pointed !JUt.that nqt only m_uat ., leave the cmnmunity, what Ia . ' IUt' cue, cUll• _Ia !be ~try be Induced to come to-'· conlldered to be lhe prlmarJ,~1 , . and Ill people?" ? Tbe~onwuameetin& ~~be~~: a community "but s ., muat , ~~~tbeCGII1J!!IIIllly,llll '. 1.; of ~ residents at • Trlul!y cbanse . tbe ~&ter11 , of • oftenbe!lkenloiTI8lleitsla)i, · greatest -la and benefit&, .~ •: Cburdlwlth Don Dlnrili, chief ' oompatlblllt)'. lhe7 said; Officials of companies, looklnc. ' which crgenlzations and )n.. . • Maggied cited edvertising J for loca,tions cOIIRder a large ,dlviduall,have been the molt .. 1 , of lhe Bureau .of .Economic ." {:Releardl, Oblo Department of iuled In publications to Induce · 'I!UDiber . of factors including •, instrumental in developing lbe .\ ~Deyt~Gpmenti Hal Mauled.. lnduatriea ,to locate, In certain . labor ' fo,r'ce, -l the b"!'klng :!}:r.mR)WIIty,_what.~ hindeled; • ~ dlrtc\OJ' of ,Implementation,, .• ateas.. ~e pointed out tlu!t ~hi$ .;. climate,-. b~"PIIal fa.cilltles,;-t _the ,. commUJiity the IJIOst, .. .l· f and JG!m H. Beuley ,.esecutlve ·lucmellmea a quite expensive dis.lance to a &IJ and even 1111:_ ~ que.~ lions rating lti'VIcea of. ~ director: of lhe Buckeye am. metbod, el)llabllng that 'ap- · ccnl.l~on of~ golf coune 'beJnc ~· f-1~ lr)cllldlnl uUllties, and , . ; t Hockllll Valley Regiol!ill prodmately $2,600 is Involved only a few, tile bureau' chief,, ;others rating ;the relative , . ~ Deve.lopme~t Division, forone-quarterofapagein lhe commen_ ted .. ,. , ~~~ ~1nce of, econmn!c - CJb.:,t ~ Marlettp, , . . , Wall St. Journlll. . . ... "We ~uat l,ake a new loot ,)ecti~l"· ·: ~ . ,' ··• , ··'i" . 1 ~' Ulllng a fihn strip, 'Maggied . Citlrig the need for long term into lhe future and make thlngalii< There~ J~, ·Chairman ·, pointed up the wide sc~ . ot goals and plann~g to make a haiJPen," Darwin uid. ·· · ~ the -~llye ~ttee o1 considei'atioris involved in the com,munity attractive to Jn. Beasley spoke on the work of the : Meigs. Coulity ..Regktall . location of induatries. By the dustr,o, Maggied warned that tile Buckeye-Hocking Valley Planning Commission, pte• strip; he explained aervlces the . plans must be. colllltantly group In providing aasislance s1ded. The Meigs County n!EREON JOHNli>N, CHAIRMAN of the executive available to Meigs County rev\sed and updated if a to Meigs County In unraveling · Study Committee and the committee of the Meigs County rleglonal Planning Comthrough the economic research cOIIlllWllity which is competing red tape which is soliletlmes Meigs County Regional mission, presided over Ttwrsday 's development seminar bureau. not only against otller com- involved in government Planning · Comlilission spon-held at Trinity Church. Jolmson, left, welcomes, I tor, Don As a part of that service, an munities in the state, otller projects. Meigs County is a sored the meeting. eight page "~ity at- states and foreign countries is Illude" survey distributed to to slay In the running for those ettending.wu Cllqlpleted- consideration, · during lhe -.Jon, The rilulta Both Maggied and Darwin ~ REG. 11.40 Super Size SUAVE HAIR SPRAY • • ~ . FILM REG. 11.59 7 oz. I to New. In.diistries ' '3'' ONLY ROCKET TAPE SECRET SPRAY · . ~ttituies ·-CX-126-12 . - REG. 35• 49e Reg. CALDWELL'S LAXATIVE 8 99~ REG. COTTON TYPE NO. 108 Reg. $5.69 '17.88 IMPERIAL REG. '2.15 . RF.G. '1.49 REG. 79' ! F_ILM By Scotch lape REG. 27' (('fz"x800" 19~ 36's 36's COLOR PACK REG. '22.95 I . \ ·..__OJ J BOnLES Chewable Cold Tablets for Children 99~ love 'em! I X·15 CAMERA OUTFIT By Eastman ·~Jd)c8t- • ews•• 1n· a,. ' Unsafe Water Runni,._g A t l' . ln . '3' Pro'/)OrtioRS '• Ualted Prell llllemalloaal OOLUMBUS- HEW SECRETARY ELLIOT Richardson said today despite a "rather dramatic, even drastic re«dering ' ' . of our mWiary.dllllestlc priorities," the nation's domestic Of 64 water samples liken problems have not disa~~Pt~~red and they will not in the im· during· February, : 43 wer~ mediate future. , fOWld to be safe and 21 \UISife, Rlcl!ardaon, in remark1 to be read at Ohio Stlite University's Charles (Chuck) , Bartels, winter quarter commencement by hla wife, said the past three · Meigs County Health Depart- 1 years bumen ~~ ~ has grown from 32 pet. to 45 ment ..,ater ins~ tor, uld pet, of the total fedeTal budget. He said in that same period of today. , time defense spend"" baa decllned on precisely paralleilines _ .~rtell pointed out that 146 from 45 to 32 pet. ol the budget. VISits were made ~ hcmea . · ' . during the-month but.only ~ : ' WASHINGTON - SEN. HUBERT H. HUMPHREY D- samples were tat.n. · Some Minn., said todly i new govenunent fann report lndl:atet homeowto:n were not at home farmers Ieee a crlala of r1s1rw grain surpluses and low pricea. and 0~ 1 reflllld; the free Hump"-· 'on the beets fi an ••"'wlture De rbn nt --1-t water s~mpling • semce, ....3 • ~ ,.... PI e ,...,... Bartell sa1d. Thursday ifl!llcallnll .~anners lntend to plant 68.5 million acres of However Bartela Itated that c:om,uldinutatementthatAgrlculture Secretary EarlL. !lutz familles wishlng to. sell their ahould be called Immediately-to tell the agrirulture committees properties are urgeCI to have In CcDcr1ll ''wha~ actions, If any, he now contemplates taking water testa made ~use ' safe ·rectrdlns thll c:rWa." ' . water Is a valuable alttet to the Admlnlatratlon farm olftciala, using their Dexible "set sale and unsafe water a ulde" acreage controll"flCjani, had IIOUght to chop production detriment. Unsafe water ~r.· ol corn am other feed grains and wheat thll year in the wake of be corrected without excessive · l't(Ord crope and low PriCes In 1971. A report on farmers' in- expense or time Bartels ' ten tiona to plant 1972, crops - bued on surven as of March 1 stressed. . · lhowed plana_for68.hnillion acret1 ~corn, down 8 pet. from 1971 During February testing, (Continued ·on page 12) seven drilled wells, six dug . II \ I trawllnl pJ-.ae tW her lldloOI. llbt wiD 1ep111 ent the county in state competition' nat month. Runner~ ln the COWlty eVent was Charles Follrocl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Follrod ol l'cJ!neroy, Follrod·miaspe'led "Parochial," which Will correctly' spelled by Mill ~yder, Who then apeDed lhe nest word; "Interfered" c;orrectly to ,rut the county title, Follrod was champion apel!er from the Pomeroy Elementary School rather tlwllhe alternate, aa wu reported earlier. See all speDers ori Pase 2. ' ,. ixon Plan Two•Pronged To Defuse Busing Issue WASHINGTON (UP!) President Nixon, warning that an undue emphasis on school busing for desegregation wW produce a "lost generation of ,•,•,,·.·.··.·.·.·.....·.·..·.·.·..··.. · Police Look for Mystery Man (?) · weli.S, six cisterns and two Middleport poUoe oifioera springs were found unsafe are laveatlgatlq reported while 20 drilled weDs, 13 dug laotaaces of abnormal weDs, nine cisterns and one behavior wblch . have been occurlag Ia lbe commlllllty spring were ufe. Barte.la will be working 1n ' tbe past nveral weeki, Orange Township for the Pollee J. J. Cremeans remaindel'j of March and aU of dllcloied today. Chief CremelllJ IIIYB a April. He will return to Letart ,Township later In the sununer. penoa 11 eacoaate~lng Anyone needing auiatance in womea on tbe atreet, dev•loping hla water supply droppllll lbe maaen, aad may contact Bartell at the thea raaalas. The same Meigs County Health Depart- iaeldeat bea occurred ment office 992-3723 several tlmea over lbe past ' · f~w weeks, lbe cblel 111ld. The Ideality of lbe olfender 10 Ill' ha~ been ceqcealed becauae bls act II performed Weather . Ia dark arees at alght, and Ia Cloudy and colder tonight, some lllltaaces he - or abe snow nurries ' north, chance of - has worn e toboggaa showers changing to snow pulled down over lhe fare. nurries south. Low tonight in Evea tile sex of the of· southeast mid 'lOs to lower 30s. fender haJ not been deter• Saturday II! tie change in · mlntd, Chlel Cremeans said. tempera t•.1re. ·::::;::~:~·:-:;}:;"X««~-::.~· ' · · · · -e·:·x:::~ poor children" am disrupted the courts to stop iaaulng acrou a city to an Inferior lives for those not so poor, has busing orders, since the Constl· school )uat to meet some social asked Congress to b&n all tution makes the judiciary a planner's concept of what IB further co~rdeted busing separate but CHQU~l braneh conaidered to be the correct and to spend $2.S billion to of government with Its racial balance - or what IB of powers called •progressive' soeial improve poverty area schools. separation Nixon unveiled his proposals provision; . nor did it menti~n policy ," Nixon said " The great on one of the most politlcaUy any specific proposal to further desegregation in lieu of the majority of Americans, white sensitive lsaues of this election . and black, feel strongly that year ln a broadcast address to busing technique. "Many (parents) have in· the busing of school children the nation Thursday nlsht. The vested their !He savings in a away from · their own neigh. formal message covering his proposals was to be sent to home In a neighborhood they borhoods for the purpose of chose because It' had good achieving racial balance is Capitol HUI today. Nixon's address did not spell schools," Nixon said. ''They do wrong." And he rejected the out how Congress could order not want their children bused idea of amending the Con· stitution to tackle the problem, saying that would take too long. Instead, he said, an imme~ dlate moratorium on oew (Continued on Page 12) Gallia Man Hurt In Hit-Run Case ' Fred Facemire, Jr ., 27, Gallipolis, is in satisfactory condition at Veterans Memorial·Hospital foDowlng a single car accident today at 1:20 a.m. on SR 143, two miles north of HarrisonvUie. The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept.. said Facemire driving over the crest of a hUl met an unidenti£1ed pickup truck coming toward him on the wrong side of the highway. Facemire, in an effort to mlas the truck, went left of center. His car moved approximately 6S feet and turned over on its top in a creek. The truck did not stop. Facemire suffered head, cheat and neck injuries and a possible skull frecture. 'lbe car was demolllhed. No citation was lsaued. He wu removed to the hcepilal by the Pomeroy ER squad. Citation Issued ivan' Chevalier, 68, 1ReedsvUie, was cited for making an Improper turn following a minor two car accident at 10 a.m. Thursday on Rt. 124, one mile east of 681 in ' Meig• County. The Gallia-Meigs Post State Hi&hway Pairol said Chevalier turned into the path of an auto ~rated by Okey D. Barker, 7S, of Reedsville. There was minor damage to both cars. �• rotllMBtJS (UP!:) - 'lbe Mottl, D-Parlnl!, chief~ Olio G.l!erll Ar-nhly llu ol the J'fiOiutlcn, wu reluetailt . . . . . actkill 111111 DUt Ill rialt 1 vale on a!II'HIDito weei tmcWi.GUa.W lfPia- H - ~adopted I!IJ'IMr tlalllll create 1 hlte!•<m nt~ 1n the -lt. fan w!llnr lllld alllllr Ohlalnl 'rile JWOiuUoa . W1IUid place Ill vale Cll wbelller to lllve i befwt the people of alio ltale lotta7. wbeJberthutale coalllllliion'a Tbe llwmabn adjGumld prolibltlan . .IIIII I ltate lotfor till All!rend . 'nuiida! lery ~be repealed. wllbollt ~ ~olf!l Cll .tha two Tile Senate lq , _ lidqllld t.M btea• biiGW Jill' at- a llpdlar reaolallcin bJ e11e 'tendanee end.1ngered their wte, but It IDCladed aD Iotter· dJanclli. A a- vote on the .welfare auditor bill wla put aft 1!11111 neat Wediltliidat wbeB lpGUIOI' Rap. llodDeJ H. lei. H-IDWIIberl, ftlll'llw It WIIUid IJIIWI the way to aU forma ol legaUaed . gamblin1, rellricled the reeolutlon to 1 ltate lottery. MeanwhUe, the Senate Rulel Crmmlttee •nt to the floor for a vote DUt Tueeday IIICIIha' 00111Utallclllallllll!lldment, tiU one a padage of 14 chang•. Ia hln Amo.. the IJIIWIIImentl are a requlrtment fGio the candldatea for governor IUid Ueutenallt 1overnor to run In pair• and authoriullon of opense accounll for leglllaton. Beefttary of Stale Ted W. Brown hu uld bl W1IUid bave the COIIIIIIIIIionel PICDit llld the lottery propoul . by 'I't111 'ay If !bey are Ill appNI' 1111 the May 2 primary ballot. Tbe conlllwlional dla. . . cleared the Haul llrller uu week, bill have been 1111e11ded In the Senate Judiciary ·Qm. millet. '*"' · ifugl.a, !Witlllf1mt11De, dllcov.ed tblt it Hauae IIJIIil. berl were ablall. ,Only 50 valel are 1111edlid Ill (lUll bill In lilt a-, but tbe lilue II eJI*ted 1!1 be ~ly dvkled. RQe Republlew, eeeklllc ·to ma1te pulillc lllilt- ace 1 campaign lllue, lllve placed Hughes ill chlrle ol a Jlllclal public welfare 1tudy committee which drafted the bill. Demom~ts In apected to blck the GtwcaD adminlllraDan's Public Welfare Depart.. mct In atfesnpflng Ill nllln UIICIIUft control ol welfare a.. bill mfilrlnc lftll'}' Se~te ..,.etd to HOllie unanimously unendaiWIII anclllllt Gov• .Ioiii J. GUJllan • bill nqllll'q the tu1lnll It automatic tabulattnc equipment prior to an electiCIII. · Tbe bill N11111ted from com· pute dlfflmltlelln Onclnnatl lilt Novanber wbk:h delayed elecllon ...Wit ror several ,dlya. . . . In oilier action 'l1lunday : · - 'lbe Houle unanlmoualy ac!Gpled and •nt to the Senate emersency taplltiCIII to aUow Y01111CJtoWn to pllce a OIIHIIIIl operaUnc levy on the May 2 ballot to Pep ita tranalt ll)'llem In operaUon. -Rep. Nlll'INin A. Murdock, R-Cincianatl, introduced lecl•laUGII to require the ltlte to nimlu'ltl faml1ies who lllld their ebiklnn to nonpublic ll:hoola outside. Obio. Both chambers have scheduled "lkeleton" ltllllo111 I« MOOday. Tile HOUle reconvenes at 10 a.m. Tuesday and the Senate at 1:30 p.m. Ll1llrt hill; Ra ilollt,;.,, Batik Ifill; Karen Jkk, ()IJ'I ; DIWI&t, Raur11, llv«••n Jan1at HIP; Dill DII.D!Don, dllllbW olllr. and Mn. . PWI Dllloll, at• I I llf 1llflli U Dllt DIIIOtlln IIIt JlUfillil, TIMNn Plilna;llltVFaleJ,I)IK llhn.' J,IIIII....._W.... Ik 'lrWJ, School. JGbD Jlll1ey, Wah Ill clltr Ill hlllln HIP f:hoR!, PI ·~111ncad · the warda. Judi• .... JGbD RW. Ralpb ll,fn and Gaqllllrlnftl, . "'*""t.endalta of the ...... Saulllln Iiiii ..... Loal1 School dlllrlcta, re~pec:tlwiJ. · · IT WAS THE "BI;TIU!: OF THE WORD6"at the Soat!let'll HIP IJcbool In Racine ~ wben lf flnalilta frcm 14 e~t.ilentaey 11111 junior. high IIChooll completed for .the Melp County Cl)ampi011 ~ltr IIUe. The lldlool dllqllllll parllcl.-tlne In the flna1a and the ICI\DOI n,._ued were, front, fi'GOI the left, Pew Sllyder, Melp Junlcr Hleh, champion; .Oluck FollrGd,,PGme!'Of Elanentary, et'I'IIIIIIOIIIIilted u an altanale In the J1I'GIP'8IIl, l'WIItl'~; Larry Filber, .Racinl Elementary; BarbJra An· dmrs, Riverview; Mlb Wayland, 'Rutland; Randy Marahall, Stlleboll')'; Belinda Johnson, Salem Center; back row, Diana Thoma, the Jlternate, ' GOvernor Asks Tough Look at Ohio GOY. Johil J. Gilligan, "This Is," Gillilan COD• (cJoainc of ltlle pub and addre.ing 250 persill1l at. Unued, "atleututart. Beton m•nns, d'• 1•al ol 3,• tendlnl the Uth annual the meaaure wu a-ed, stale ,_,__ ·•- witb a rr-- ....,...,__ ~VI (UPI) - CM. ,.,_ O'lflll • I lp ror ... -, •Ln "11111w1 r .rr.• "''I ............. • • n •h '-lY1 a=p•..... 1• ,.. 8 L '1.2 be ... . .. ..... ...,., .... """* c_ ••c '-* year, +I,......_ua.: Pay Board Spokesman Says Action Justified • Helen Help · Us. • • News, EVents e_. Carme} NeWS matiftl .r. Singleton 8 Cue.s 3 N. T. ·sold Keno Ridge Dllf .A! Hoyt,.,._ I . it . . ,. •* ' Ap.pIe GrOVe · DAYTON (UP!) - Florida State roaeh Hl!l!h Durham, who grew up In Loul.!vUie, Ky., "idolizing Adolph Rupp," will match strateglei with the Baron of the Blue Grass Saturday afternoon in the finals of lhe NCAA Mideast Regional · bas.ketball tour. nament. · Durham's Seminoles earned the finals berth Thursday night with a convincing 7~ victory over Big Ten champion Mlnrie· sota in the tournament's first round while K~tucky rare<~ away from seventh-ranked Marquette in the second half for an 8f>.79 win over the Warriors. Both Durham and Rupp, disciples of the high<~coring, run.ando~~hoot brand of basketball, turned the tables on their .... ~:-·Pro ,fi:....,....KH1f8e llenver 131 Carolina 121 By U.nl~ PI'Hs lntomatlon•l (Orily games scheduled) · Ealltrn Conftrtnco 1 Frldly's Gomes ·''' AI~ntic Division Carolina al New York ., W. L. Pd. GB Kentucky vs VIrg inia . · ·s2 25 .675 ... At Hampton, Va. ~ :¥1 ,60S S'/, Memphls.at Indiana 29 ' 47 .382 22'1• Denver al Dallu .. 20' 54 .270 30'1> ' Central Division W. L, Pd. 68 NHL Srandlngs Baltimore 35 .00 .~7 ... By United Press ln1ernatlonal Atlanta 30 o45 .~ s Eost Cincinnati 26 <19 .447 9 Clev~la~d • 22 $4 .219 13'1• Boston ~· ~oro~~ ·W.sltrn conlettnco New Yrok 46 13 11 103 M~weatl)lvlslon Montreal 43 14 13 99 , " ~. L. Pet. GB Toronto 30 28 12 72 X.·MIIYISukee 59 . 18 .766 ... Detroit 2932967 C~lcilgo S2 2A .614 6'12 Buffalo 14 41 16 .u Phoe~lx ~ 31 .S97 13 Vancouver 17 46 6 40 Detroit 23 51 .311 34'12 Well Pacific Division . W. l. T. Pis • W. l. Pd. GB Chicago 42 17 11 95 •·Lot Anaeles 64 12 .842 ... Mlnnesola J4 2S 10 78 Gold~ Sfalf · 48 28 .632 16 St. Louis 2S 36 9 59 Seellle 47 31 .60J ts California 21 3J 16 58 Housh>l 31 o45 .408 33 Philadelphia 23 35 12 58 Ptlrthind 16 62 .205 lfl PlttsburQh 23 37 10 56 x-CIInclllcl division title Los Angeles 18 47 7 4J . Thursday's Results . · . ·Tilursd•y's Results Baltimore 105 Cleveland 101 Minnesota 6 Vancouver 2 New York 103 H011ston 102 New York 2 Oelroll 1 Golden S!ale 107 Portland 94 3 I Only games stheduledl Frlday•s ·Gamts (Only games scneduled) Seattle at Baltimore · . Friday's Games Atlanla at Detroit · Vancouver at Buffalo Boston vi l'hlla!lelphla St. Louis at Callforhla EVANSVIlLE, Ind. (UPI) At Hershey, Pa . (Only games scheduled) Buffalo at Chicago Akron and Roanoke of Mllwnukee at Loa Angeles AHL Standingi Virginia, two underdogs who New York at Phoenix By United Press International scored unoet victorieS over Go!c!en Slate ot Portlnnd Eut .!Only games scheduled! W. L. T. Pis tourney c<~olavorites Thursday Nova Scolla 37 17 12 86 night, meet head on tonight to .: AlA Standings Boston ~: ~~ :~ ~~ declde the NCAA College . By United Pres1 International Springfield 24 3S 8 56 Division championship. · Eait ~oches ter · W. L. Pet. GB Prov ldence ·22 J5 tO 54 Akron rolled into the game x-Ktntucky 60 14 .811 ... We5I by virtue of a thrillins 7i-49 Virginia , ol3 33 .566 18 Baltimore ~· }5 Ti ~l overtime conquest of TenNew York 39 37 .S13 22 Hershey 29 26 10 68 nessee State, which carried a Floridians 32 .u .421 29 Carolina 30 47 .390 31'12 Richmond 28 29 · 10 66 _ 17.game victory string Into Ute 28 31 9 65 Pltlsburgh 24 52 .316 37 Cleveland Cincinnati 26 26 13 65 game. Wost . 20 39 9 49 Roanoke breezed by Eastern W. L. Pd. GB Tldewaler x-Utah 55 22 .714 ... Thurs,day•s Results ' Michisan, 99-73, in a game Indiana 41 33 .SS4 12'1' Clnclnnall 4 Providence 2 marred by 8 melee and the Dallh 36 ~ .474 18'1, Tldewaler 3 Hershey 0 , ejection of the tourneys Denvr 31 4S .408 23'1' Bnlllmore·7 Rochester 2 Memphis 26 so .J•2 28'h !Onlv garnes,scheduledl leading scorer, G'eorge Gervin. x-'CIInclltd division IIIIo Frtday • Games Gervin was tossed out for ·Tilursday's Results Boston at Nova Scotia . · , · !Only game scheduled! punching Roanoke sJoe Picco~!orldlans 116 Utah 106 ~~~'.~en~• A~~~~~l Gallipolla Chamber or Com- Ohio could do very Utile 111 tbe o~~ thePrOK;_,am...~tblemDllonkl) i ,' l 1..11 •• .,. _ _ merce banquet In the Rio way or pubUc Jervlce, namely .... prop!~~~. Grande Colle1e Cafeteria better pollee protecUon, deal dolllra, llld jNe,tenled Oblo lllckerl,lfllli?k:IJ Ill 1•1 . . 1111111-llr~DIIi 'ar,' Tlie lottery qUIIIIon 11 eaThurlday night, uld Ohioans with · presalng ecoloiY from aolng banknpt. lid ' II 1 • Ita.. III I k t3llt e I 'WC ler earn pected to be rliled In the DIUittakea"long,toughlook proble1111, better achoolllcr However,""'~~•-,bellldbe . MIJird ,rw .... atllleD r II tl&ll POIIJ 11-. 8e111t1 nnt Tueeday. Only 2$ atreallty,andthenmakeaome better slate hOIPitala," dldnotln••iia-J.theparb . '111epuaw'ul?cell!dl . . ..& ' Phrll 'le'lr..tll ol the 33 Million were on haDd difficult decisions for the He pointed out that In 1971 apln. p?a~ .. ;llliiiTiniiJ'I,._,I piW)U! flltlfth1bunday, and Sen. Rooald M. overall economic development alone, Ohio lost bUUIID in · Gllllcan llld Ohlaanl IIIUit fall8rlttc. Bowettt, R hrl T # •11, 08llp•'l ,._ ol the Buc(leye State." federal m1111ey beca111e or low brelklhelluckeyeSI&Ie'alang -wy, 1a1t3 r.-rnsr 1. • . . ,..,.. r( "' II 111e "We muat restructure our taxes. "This was our money political tradition of· ·~ .,..... ...,. .WW't ,..,..,., " • 11 aa." Ill tilt l?nl basic economic needs and soing elaewb~re," the government, ud apllnkred ,U.IPIIk?1GfCM.OtxJIC.WIIPI&HtUhh1"1• services," the governor said, governor c011Unued. attlbidel" In lrdlr to imprwe n.Ty• . . ae!l o ; 1 aeuwlll ..,...._ II W3ie 'p "~~~ pr0J1'81111 hiwhich wiD GU!llan elpJained that Ohio Ohio'• overall deftlapmenl 81....,, _ 1 '"" tnoton Y0 oans today, lsoneoltheweallhleatstatealn "With lrernendOUI balance 'I'DGO = - .. •"'- ... -'tl - • · •but future generations as the unl011. With ita balance In we can be mulerl of 1111' own· fedlnJ • ., • o. tt' · n-•n -'ud '""13 ' . weU." lnd1141ry, •arlcut"·-, natural d H~v" the . pulkAI Q v . 2 nt I+ .l f l -.. ""c -~._.' IIIYet'DOI' COD- Ktl¥111 Gf II II ..... .-l. Pointing out that Ohio resources and tranaportatlon cludad. · '1111 I) ~ 1 w13 h ... tt 1 1 p11e AI' ranked 50th In the naUon in la1 '-cllltles, the Buc~eye Stale The a•-te•a -... 109 = a • • '31 3 - far I .V w I I . . . . . . . revenueswhenhetookofflcel4 mlght~t"sllndalone"lfit t;>emocrat,wulntroclucedby rw6!,pilllft ,I•I . . a.IIIC 1 311., . d.. ' • - ·I" , ' . . .. . monlhugo,thegOYemcrsald werea•ltarateitauan. Gallipolla Owrnbei- ol Com- .,.._.,.. .... II""-.,. .. ') IJI•a..WASIIlNG1UN (UPI) 41. tnated with ''bentcn nelJiect/' coverage abo wu recom. lhatwlththerecentapprovalof ' The iovernor ' nviewed' hll merce . PI h'ant Dr. A. R. • , I'C 1, 11 ,," •·• 11111 ..., 1•• , _. ........ ~ · I h-4111 ilPDIRll'IIGn'a call · the Catholic Conference c.tlid ·mended for contraception and · the personal · and 1corpol'ate' · administration's ac-- Cbristerwen o • ••· for e~vi'latiJ aviU'Ible 'abor- · It ''nllve In Ita aa•mptkma · sterllilaUon. Income la1 measure, .the compU.hmenta durlni'tiae piat Followlni .GIII~an'a . ld· · fw 1' I Jlf 1 ?1111 I I 3 ....,... Uan; coiltraceptloa and aterlll· ind pualtlw In Ill recom· Two members dlllenled Buckeye State now ranka .'44th and jloiriled·itut that his dreu, . Dr. ·· •Cbrlatellltn zatlallenCoiu4ared'qlllcll OIIPO- -mendaUonl." . frGm lite recilmmatdaUon lh&t In this catesory. auaterity · proeram , J8st ran pre.aented the red-headed lltlall' taday · from' the U.S. Rep. Jobn N. Erlenbom, R- leenaget'l be ollered specta1 Irte!unan a ''blue" bent, a Gnadt CoP 1 lllldntl. 'I1IIJ CltbOUc COIIfereiice lnd a few . ID.,.Ont ol !hi hlmn("'on'a J4 !1fOtl'lll1l of birth CCIItrol, token 17J11ho11c to tbe Frencb ware aCI'diiP'IJIIed by Rio pf the CODVIIIH.l9J!). Oltn ~ .~.be ........ lite :\illeludlng C0111ncepUV.. 5® w11o fot,Ulded ~~~· 1n Gnadt 11 ..... ~~* manbera. : · ,.., ,, , rePcrt'"P)A~bt1rAqpJ;,..d 'l'b!, nport;~' 'Thuraday ' 1790.~,11mmor,!ndlm!ed be .. , ... .. 't't:l!l, SniiiiiD~ the renort be ·. u a pr:opijiiil "that c:ontracep. by thi! CommliaiDn oil Pllpula. . woWdmrtheberetintoday'a by .. bn Roll, dkwkii ol tlve deYlc. be I01d through U1111 Growth and the American St.. Plltrlck'l Illy Plflde 111 vending machlnel 1n IC:hoot Filblre, uld the 110111 or IW'O Columbus• cor\'ldora." populaUGJ growlb could ~t Dr. Chrlstenaen alto However, 11 commllllon be met by eliminating unpresented veteran chamber IIIWIIben joined In the reporl'l wanted JII'IIIIIIICiel. CLEVELAND (UPI) - A dent of KenyGII College In eltcutive aecretary Mra. ' recormne11dallon that WOIIIID The commlulon cited a member of the Federal Pay Gambler, Ohio,' said staU.tica 'Thelma EIUott a brlefeue on be allowed abortion on .Princeton University study . Board aald Thursday night the failed to support the contention behalf or the chamber. demand, wiUt L'liltl covered by c:oncludinl that 44 per cent of board wu juiUfled In refusing by the American FederaU1111 or Prior to the IIIIID program, ., Mn.llerllert public: and private bealth in- blrthl to married women the ruu pay raM approved by State, County and Munidpal Dr. Chrialenaen ·uktd Mr.lnd Mn. B1ltdl Donobue IUI'IDCI llld with IOI'Wf¥tilt between t• and 1870 were the leglllature for S6,000 alate By Helen Bou~ of · Radnor ..'lllllt I W"kec! lllbeldles to PlY aborUCIII coats 111pluned, with IJ per cent of employes because their wages employes that the pay of Obio's chamber memt,en lnllll••d with Mr . ..nd Mrl. Vernan for the poor . , Inaurance the cbl1dnn 111wallled by their already are In line with em· alate workers II aubatandard. In lht prGpiOied c•.,m•nlf¥ Caplet llld that repreMnta· center project ol the O.lllpolle Donobue. parenta. Another study of ployes of nearby states. Uves of ' 1he AJ1SCME W!R Area Jay- to ''Write tbt Mra. Early Rouab wu uniiiarried MID-ICe &lrll "reDr. William G. Caples, presl· qu.uoned ~ly abaut their Jay..- lettan and Ill tblm DIAR BEIICN: . , nlllmed to her home Slmday Mrs. J1111 Andenon were Mr.. waled that 14 per cent ol IJ llllougN JtnmJ Wllmarrled, but It turDa out lbere.- DO contention or aubatandml PlY know how you laal on lllil from Veteran• Memorial and Mr1. EvereUe Clark and yeW" olda and tip to 44 par ca~t but that ''they didn't do a wry project" Ll~ d1ould be CMWIMiy. He )lilt mol'ld ID with thla wrma lwl J,tii'IIIIOIIIId llolpital. children or Cottqev~Ue, w. rltB , _ olda nporled haYing lltlll' pt .....S to moWII out. He 1111 tbeJ're IDOI'e frlaldl Mr. and Mrs. W!Uiam Perry good job of &I1IWII'ing IIOIDII of a~ to I'Gtt Office ilol Mr. and Mrs . Marvin Va., Mr. and Mn. Rlcbard had Hlual relationa," tile 1111. (.¥Mpolll 1'bl JI)'CMI thai Ioven, 10 lbeir atpll'lle WIJI, wl tbare Upa 1 meJnly Wlcbnham and chlldnn, '11m Cottrill and two children or St. t1ril'nl'llon uld. "Only :II per of Hollon, Ohio spent Friday the qu•UOIII." ·. ~ ''The Pay Board checked bave been . wanlnc 1111 lilt for WDtrl ce, Very CIIUII. and Jeff, were din.- peats Albina, W. Va., Mr. and Mn. cent ol theM llrll uaed con- night with Mary Circle. Well, I'm NOT caiUIIIIIout blm. We've been datlat for foli Mr. and Mrs. Carl Circle and their fiaures with thoae .ol project mar. tban t11ne ,..,.. Sunday or Mr. and Mn. Rocer lloyd Sayre and two childnn traceplion repllrly." neltlbborins Ill lea," caplet -'bland It'• tbne be !lillie a declaiCII, u be ~ay~he loft~ me. After !Dtroduelloa ol Beegle and cblldren at Spiller. ol Millemllle, Susie and Kim Tile comiDi'llllD a1ao called daughter of Oak Grove and Mr. added "and I beUeve tbe bolrd charl1bef I tpr: II lllld Bit be thlnb it would be ''crull" to Willi oit oa lllilwaman iiiiiCe ' . Mr. and Mrs. Gerald HarreU, Mrs. Zelpha Boueu, I« 11101"1 federal apeavll"ll Ill and Mrs. Robert Harden and jalntly. . ' Hayman lllld 1011, Keith lnd Wayne R•ben-y and Don develop better CCIIIracepfiYIII, family or Nease Settlement wu perfecUy justified in Ita other g~Miil, ~lllrtaiDmalt she hpai ell 011 blm lllld they -10 acti1111. Don't forget, I'm a las· wu IN 11nted by Mlrpret He'• ne- martloned Illll'l'lqe to me, but I thlnt If be got a Brice Hart, apent Wednuday Johnson. and for repeal of lawa In spent SUnday with Mr. and payer In Ohio, too." Tracy and Em Tlyi«, Rio place of bta IJ'I!II, the Idea would- come to blm. How Cllll pt eveninB with Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pl1elps roqllly half the states Mrs. Homer Circle, Verna and him to move? - NAN Harry Haymin at Prmoy. entertained at dinner Gueeday problbillnl contraceptive Wavte. DE4RNAN: There were 36 present for WIN AT BRIDGE Mr. and Mn. Olarles Allllott evening In honor of Mrs. advtrtlling, .ton dllplay and A 111111 who hu ~ avoided IIIIITiqe IIYW' I leftol Willi VIrginia called Friday Pbelps' daughter, Mn. George vend In g machIne Sunday School on March 12. Offering was $21.49. 1111 St. Clair Hill. Don Sienna or Cummins. Attendina were dlltrtbuUon. year Uve-bliln't an euy catd!; You mllbt pi lim to mow, but-1 Culloden, W. Va., caDedon Mr. Mrs. Donald Pierce of doubt It would be 1onn1 the alt.. He 'I an apu1mentarw, DGt Mn. Zelpba · - · M r. and Hill SUnday. Athena and James Circle or a haaband; lfyou'n looking for~. lookelaewbat.Mrs. Gecqe CUmmins and Raymond BeU of Oak Grove . 10111, Bob and Gecqe Edward. Mildred Donohew, Mn. Focle New Haven visited Mary Circle H. I the hand without letting the NORTH 11 apent Sunday with Mr. and on SUnday. Hayman, Mra. Eileen Roush, +++ Mr. and Mrs. Everette Clark diamonda parade home. • K 1062 Mrl. Dan Bell and Lorna. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. and two children of Cot· Mrs. Eull Wolfe and Mr. and Finally, SOuth uw there • J93 Jake Adami II I medical t11ev111e and Kim Harrell Mrs. Tom Hayman of Johnson and family called at was a way to make bls con. tJ4 patient at Holzer Mtdical called on Mrs. Benny Boueu Syraw.. the home of Mr. and Mrs. • KQ 102 tl·act. I( Weal'• stncteton Center. Mr. and Mrs. Marlball &inday. Mrs. Galdys Shlelda and Douglas Joltns011 of Racine WENT spade were the ellbt or nine EAST (D) he could handle Cut'a cue. recently. Adami vlalted him Salll.'day. Mrs . Ruuell Roush were .8 .J9H3 Mr. and Mn. Ben wuglu South Wll loJnc . to look .7652 .AK Mr. and Mrs. Marahall and two friends or Gallipolta Parkersburg villtora Monday. William Carleton of Racine idioUc if West'& linlleton tQI0863 tA952 ltoulh IPII!lt Sunday with. Mr. villled Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Mr, and Mrs. B1U RobiniOII visited Eunle Brinker on .753 .94 were the jack but louth and Mn. Marvin Hlll at Adami recently. and c:hl1dren or Rlcine Route, SUnday. SOUTH . didn't care about his charts· Columbus. Mr. and Mra. Hill Carl Morris Jr . spent • AQ7 Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thalton Mike Robinson of Fort Kno1, rna, Just hia bid . •Qt084 vlalted Mr. and Mrl. Dallas or Brandenton, Fla., arrived Ky., were Sunday dinner Saturday afternoon with Bob South led a club to dummy t K1 Hill Friday and Mr. and Mrl. for a Yllil with Mr. and Mrs. · guesta of Mrs. Bertha Bill Lee. played dummy's 10 of and .AJ86 Olarlel Alkire at RadDe. spades. East covered wl!h <lllrles Wagner at Racine Mr Robinson. Mike hu finished Nont vulnea·alJic the jlc:k. West dropped the Mr. and Mrl. Carl Wolfe Jr and Mrs .. Thutm have his basic training at Ft. Kn01, Well Norlh F.a.l !loulh ellhl and now South- was In and children of G•lllpolla apent their property 1n Florida and Ky. llld Ia vlalfinl hll pannta I . I N.T. clover. Simday with Mn. Dolly Wolfe. Will move here In the near before being ltllioned at an The man driving the heavy Pus 3N.T. PaM P... Back to dummy with a p • ., Simday 81llllla of Mr. and future. army base In Colorado. equipment in the. Sunday, ' • aecond 'club to lead a low Mrs. Herbert Shle!da were Mr. OpOninM l..d- - t 6 March 12th photo cOilcernlns Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie RulleU spade. Eut played low and and Mrs. PbWp Radford and ol Middleport and Mrl. Brenda the Gavin Plant was Blaine South put In the ""en.,pot. daqhter, Stephanie, of Haqy villled Saturday with Tilt Slntilll By Oawald & Jamea Jacoby It held and he had hla four Mllhoen of Chester. DIVOTID TO THI Pomea oy Route, Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mrl. Herbert Roush William and Hazel Rooe or South took a very Jaun- spade tricks. INTIIISTOF Slrgtnt, Mrl. Marlene Fllher and Roser. INIWIPAPII INTI~Pitll AIIN. 1 Columbus came Sunday, diced look at that sjx-of-dla~ MIIGH•\ASON AltiA CHI STill L. TANNIHILl, and dlildnn, Mcilly' Larry and March 5th and took Mrs. monds · Jead. He could live Darrell Badgely was luc.ltl. AmJ, ol Rlclne.. ltOIIIT HOI,LICH. Glenna Milhoan to Crow's happily with any other open· returned to his home from City Ultor Mr. and Mrl.llerberl Roulh &ller Medical Center. ·, Steak HOUle for her 118111 birth- ing. East put up the ace and Publilf'ltd dilly ••ctpt and"..., Rocer, were dinner Mrs. Focle Hlymlll and IIIII, Slturday by Tht OhiO Vllla.- day dinner. After dinner they returned the deuce and left n.o hlddln• ho boon: South with ·the problem of W~l Pubtishint Compeny, 111 Nt~rth loooi loulll e-ta of Mn. Giad¥t llhtelda Keith, vlalled Mr. and Mrl. Court went Ill RutJ.and to vlalt Mr. finding eight fricks 'before $1 ., Pomeroy , Ohio, • and Mn. Edna Rouah at IWII.t Hart and flmlly at 45769 . eusintu Orfict_ Pl'lont and Mn. Lawrence Milhoan. g1vmg up the lead . You, Soulh. hold: "2·21S•. Edltorlll Phone "2 · Laurence il recuperating after RadDe SlmdaJ. Four clubs were easy and .AK1~4 111c1ne Slmday afternoon. 2157 . U .AIUU Mr. and Mn. Gerald three weeb In Holler Medical so were three spades. Four Second elliS post•o• peld at Dan Johnaon of Tanners Run What do you bid~ spades would come right in Pomorov. Oh io. Ha~ vlalted Thariday with apent Saturday nl&ht with Ntt l onel edvtrtls l n,. Center at GaDipolll. the jack would drop but A-lid ._ dub. Do nul Mta. Wald HaJIII.M at Wayne a-berry. reprtslntet Iwt I at• in till · Mr. and Mrs. Rinehart itf,asl had opened the bidding tMte .., .• .-. Mlnnt tlaere Ia • Inc .• l2 E~tst 42nd "-Of'· Mr. lfiJIIIIII wu Mrs. Sally Savage and Gallathtr, moved their trailer home to the with one spade and almost <ha........ .,...,. ..n\llo....., .. Now York City, How York . nbnal hame Friday frCIIII·I daughter. Robin, lnd Mrs. $t Subscrlplion lot or Mr. and Mrs. Larry ratu : Ot · surel)' had five or six for Ulll ..... ··lrt....,. ........... u.. ,...,. will Mp""n 111 """ olub. New York bolpltal wllere he Hera Pw'lon wen cll.- livered tay c•rritr whtrt Farley. Mrs. Farley Ia Mrs. the bid. IWIUebll 50 Clftli ptt' Wltk ; The bond .. .... '1•11• ....... bad eye lll'ltrJ. Could West ac1 uallv hold ... nc,u.ch a-ts Slmday of Mr . lnd Mra. 1'1' Motor Routt wl\trt ctrrier RlneJiarl's daughter. rnr • fnrrirw .-lnr. Mr. and Mn. llrvict not IVIillblt : Ont : Mr. and Mn. Art Kal(llll' or th ~ singleton jack·: l'olil<ible. l111ior Salaer at Dorcai. montt\ $1.75 . ly m1il in OhiO TODA·Y'!i ·QI.IIITION !' ut unlik<"ll' . Was there anv ol New Hal/till _.. SUnday Columbus Ylllttd her parents, other ftd W. VI .. On1 ytlr S14.0CI . Mn. Nora Gorham wa,: lo score fou'r You clo u~n one l'lu)) anrl .... of Mr. and Mrs. !lamer celebrated her ~ birthday . Six. months 17 .2$ . Thrtt Mr.andMn. Maynard Bahr on spa<lt• lric.ks ·.• An encl pia)··~ Vfnu· pill'tntw I' i!' pond !I mu· months U . 50. Sub~triptlon warner. Tuelday. rice inchrdtl Sundly Timtt · Sunday. C&Wnc to wlah her a \l'uulcln'l wc>rk . Tht•n• 1ras ht•m·t. Wh,ll 'In )'(1\1 do nnw'.' entintl. Sunday ·cu•ta or Mr. and happy birthday were Mrs. -Gierma Milhoan 1111 wa.v h1 :.wt f(t llw t•1ul nl Abortion Proposals Are ()pposet/, By Catholics ···" ...... ··-·,... · NIA' Standings school dlllrlc:t to IUbmit I COIIIlN ehenl!ve plan for ipeclal edueaUm\111 the alate Board of EdacaliOn by Dec. I. Tbe plu would have Ill be IlPPI 09" by July 1, tm, or the dlatrld WGU1cl !101 ncelve any . ute fllldl 1« handicapped .....-. Tbe I &Tr I . ' .· , 'l1le H - Pllled, 7&-1, and returned to the lltntle for cooCIIITIIICI I • mtno es, 'lll?l. I . . _,lblnp .. ' • Lottery uest1on CORtes Next Week • ' 3- the O.Uy Sentinel, Mlddleport·PQmeroy, 0., Mareh 17. 1m ' . cats 1 defensive minded owonents. Rupp resorted to a seldom used 1..:1-1 zone against the Warriors and it paid off as guards Allie McGuire and MarcilS Washinston hit on only nine of 311 shotll from the floor. "We tried to hide it at limes as a ~." Rl)jfp said. "We confused them and forced them into taldlig shots from farther out Utan they would have liked." Foul Trouble The zone also helped cut down on the numher of fouls oommltted by the Wildcats, while Marquette got Into quick foul trouble in the first half, sending. Kentucky into the bonus sitllation with 10:116 left in the game. Kentucky cashed in elsht of nine bonus attempts for 16 points and outscored the warriors 22-9 from lhe line in the second half. The Wildcats, co-cllampions of the Southeastern Conference who.will.take a 21~ record Into Saturday's finals, outrebounded Marquette 4$-37 and Rupp gave credit to "determination ." " I told the boys at halftime we need determination to win, we need to keep them off the boards and we need to stop !Bob) Lackey." Lackey, Marquette's 6-6 forward, was high in the game with 21 points but got only four in the second half. Kentucky, which lrailed 34-33 at halftime, broke a 51-51 tie with .10:30 .to go on a basket by Stan Key and a pair of free throws by Jim Andrews and led the rest of the way . al zIPS, R.0 an k I n Fm S . 0 e e e ' .. Ia, who . was knocked briefly unconscious. Piccola later re. turned, nursing a small cut with an ice pack, to watch the second game. Eastern Michigan officials apologizedforGervin's actions and said the 6-7 sophomore would not dress lor tonight's gameforthlrdplace. They said he had been suspended. Hal Johnston was the leading scorer for the Roanoke Ma· roons with 27 ·po · inls. Everett Hurst added ·18 for the 27-4 Maroons. Gervin led the losers with 25 points. k In the A ron-Tennessee barnburner, Brian Westover provided the wiruthig margin ·h j with a lay-up Wit ust one second left on the clock in Ute extra period. The Zips, now 26-4, had to battle back from a 12-point halftime deficit, 40.28, and as much as 13 at the start of the second stanza. But Westover put Akron on top at 62-61 with 4% minutes left and then it was nip-and-tuck. The overtime saw just six points as Akron played posses. nut Ridge (18-3) ,goes against Columbus Central' (17-4) at Columbus. A:t 'cincinnati, Cincinnati Princeton .( 18-4) plays Cincinnati Elder (22-0), '!'J/\tln~, ~lilo~l ,t~m'!T!(ll .. the , f?ur~ated t~m Iii ,the . . same,~( Col'iilii!i.i!',.-"' ...,., . s'!j~; ~~'..'\' , 'S~}¥lt~i!l~:.~br\~;< In other AAA reglonaii'.,W¢; • (2,20 )n( I!Wl • .cO!lle~. ,l~et-. TAMPA, Fla. (UPI)-A lot of people around the world of baseball have been sheddins crocodile tears for lhe Clnoinnail Reds- isn't it too bad they tering Fairmont West (18-5) . Green. had so many players hurt, and Celina is 22-0 going into its In Clau AA games at Ox- isn't it too bad about their big same and Portsmouth is 1~. ford, Middletown Madison (22- lrade with the Houston Astros. In Class AA, Napoleon (19-4) I) plays Waverly (21·2) in a But as far as Reds Manager plays Akron SOuth (1!h'i) and battle of the two teams that Sparky Anderson is concerned, 4th ranked Lexington (2~) fi~ish~d the se.ason tied for Y?il can forget the sympathy go"-'a~WtJal~lh raled.Rouford , runth 111 -~~ rat•.~···· St,. }>arts_ !'!'d st;att thi~'llto!,.his cl~ll .~ ~. (22-1) ~ I~ . g~.!':'es ~tt .Bow tins Gr~atn 118-l) goes against 1 a pennant_conteniler agllm. CincmnaU Loveland (21·1). "And we don't need any IIi Class A at Steubenville, miracle to do II either, as some 4th rated Columbia Station (22- people have been saying," says 0) plays Kirtland (20-2), and Anderson. "All we need Is top.raled Indian Valley South normal years from the players ( 21.0) goes against Zanesville we already have on the team." points each for the Cavaliers. Rosec~~s (16-6;. The big news Involving the Nate Thurmond scored 28 At W1lmlngton, Anna (22-2) Reds during the winter was points and took down 18 plays Yellow Springs (21.J); at their eight-player lrade with rebounds to lead the Golden Dayton New Bremen (27.-2) the Astros in which they gave State Warriors to a lO'i-94 plays Cincinnati St. Bernard up Lee May, who hit 39 home victory over the PorUand Trail (19.,';) and at Athens Lancaster runs, and slick second Blazers. Thurmond scored 17 Fisher (3}.2) plays Ross South- baseman Tommy Helms. points In the first half as the eastern (20-4), and ~idgedale Bench Major Concern Warriors built a 49-43 lead and " . (18-41 Is matched w1th Por!B· Johnny Bench, of course, Is a Clyde Lee dominated the back· mouth East (14-10). major ·concern. From a .293 boards in lhe second half, Ill ThiU'sday night's sames : balling average with 45 homers finlshins with 24 rebounds. The In Class AAA Cleveland and 148 runs-batted~n in 1970, victory moved Golden State Heights downed Geneva 58-51 Bench went to .238 with 27 two ga!lleS shead of Seattle In and Akron Centrai-Hower beat homers and 61 runs.IJatted.ln In the race for the final playoff MuaiUon T/~. In Clua AA, 1971. spot In the Pacific Dlvl.!lon. toprilted Columbus Ready "John really was shocked Sidney Wicks .led the Blazer~ slipped by SteubenviUe 58-52 when he looked at the tapes of with 28 pOinta. and Warren LaBrae whipped his 1971 batting form compared 111dependence92-49. In Clau A, to his 1970 form," says An, 2nd ranked Hardin Northern derson . "He had changed that downed Ayresvllle 5Z-48. much. But if you lock a tape of him today, you would lind it 1.! absolutely identical to the 1970 College Basketball Results tape-lie's back in his 1970 By United Press International form." NCAA Roglonals East With May gone, Tony Perez At Morgantown, W.Va. (.269, 25 homers) shifts from · been In baseball, he has a sreat Pennsylvan~ 1:fe~!~anova 67 third base back to his normal future ahead of him." At Dayton, Ohio position, first base. Joe 'rhen, the ·needle . Ken lucky_as Marque lie 69 Morgan ( .256), obtained from "I, too, was associated with Florida St. 70 Mlnn S6 the Astros is at second base the steel Industry, as a worker . At ~~~~~~~wa and Anderson calls him the with u.S. Steel Corp. In Gary, Louisville ss , "best offensive second llld. 1 worked there for five S.W. louisiana 84 baseman in the league ." 66 Texam ears, the first four of which I Kansas St. Dave Concepcion Y Far Wtlt . . . Is at short· , serv~y machine shop apAt Provo, Utah stop and Denis Menke ( .246), " UCLA 90 Weber St. S8 pren tl hip. Long Beach St. 75 Finley made no mention Son Francisco ss WATCH about budging from his ''final" NCAA COli. Div. offer of $50,000 to Blue this At Evans\rllli, Ind .. for the · Roanoke 99 season . Blue, who earned Eastern Michigan 13 $14,750 last year, has been Akron 71 Tennessee St. 69 advised by Gerst to hold out for NAIA Championships oo2 000 · At Kansas Cl!y •• • · 5. F. Austin 72 Despite the short outburst of Westmont 62 giggles, Blue said he was Eau Claire 77 "serioos" about taking the LOs Auguslana Ill. 10 Gardner Webb 81 Angeles job because two Wes fern Wnshing fon St. 75 months of contract Kenfucky St . 66 negotiations with Finley have St. Thomas !Minn.I 51 proved fruitless. " II is clear that I am.faced with a difficult decision-either ' to sign and play for a salary which I feel is unfair Judged by existihg standards in baseball or ieave baiebali and start a new field," said Blue before he left the news conference · with a companion In a borrowed car. . Knicks Remain Alive ,! ' ,. 1 By l.lnlled Preaa International from a 97·96 lead to a 101·96 'ibe New York Knlckil are margin with I : i9 left. Elvin sUR alive In the "race" for first Hayes led the Rockets with 37 place In the National' points. Balketball Association's · · Gus Johnson s.cored 12 of his Atlantic Division - just 18-polnt game total In the barely. second period as lhe Baltimore With the maBie number for Bullets beat . the Cleveland the Boston CeiUca' clinching of Cavaliers, 106-101. The Bullets, the division . tiUe redured to who defeated the Cavaliers for one, the Knlcks found them· the first time after five losses Jelves traWng the Houston this season, ~ad a~ 87·73 lead Rockets at Hoosli>n' Thursday after three periods, offsetting night, 102·101, with three Cleveland's strong fourth peraecciOtta left. Then Bill Bradley iod. hit a 20-foot jump shot to give Archie Clark scored 24 points the Knlcka ·a 103-102 victory for the Bullets while Bobby and 0111 more day to hope the Smith and Austin Carr had 2fi lmpoulble will happen. 'llie Ci!ltiel can clinch the title today if they beat PhUade}phla or tile Knick& loae at PhoeniJ':, · The Kiilckl had still another clofie caU'when a 1~oot Jumjl shot by Calvin Murphy went Into the balkel but referee Jack Madden ruled It hit the OAKLAND (UPI) - ~ext cords after the final butzer. Bradley acored 20 points, mqve in "the holdfllit .game" sharing team honors with Earl Involving ace lefthander VIda Mfl!II'Oil, and made four key Blue is up to owner Charlie free tll'ows In the ,liSt 112 Finley. Or Is II? seconds to boost the Knicks Reading from a corefully worded prepared statement with his agent, Robert Gerst, standing nearby, the 22-yearold pitcher of the Oakland Athletics amounced TinJtsday he was retlrlns from baseball to beCQme a business executive in Los Angeles. Blue, one of the best pitchers In the game who last year was ' the Cy Youns Award wilmer and M011l Valuable .Player ·In the American League after Home compiling a 24·8 record, chuclded when he said he was offered a Job as vice president In charge of public relations for Dura.Steel Products of Los Angeles. . Finley ipparenily heard the chuclde 2,000 miles away In his Insurance company office ih Chicago. Said Blue : '"''hls Is a won. derful owortWllty for me ,nd one that I feel! ihould take. It .. ' IJ Wl!h deep ri!gret and sadness i announce my leaving liueball." CoUntered Finley, owner of the A's: "I'm happy to heat Order By Phone that he ' Ia enterlll8 the steel AIMI Tike :E,. Hilrno · irlllutltry and otlirtlng olit as a vice president. If VIda Is belf 992-5432 as aucceufulln lteellis he has . ' Next Move Up To ·Finley-Or Is It? CROW'S STEAK· HOUSE • of · the Fabulous . SANDWICH \J sion ball, after the score was knotted at 67-all at the end of regulation. Larry Quarles was high for the Zips with 22 poinl.!. Larry Robinson led Tennessee State with 25. The two losers Thursday night- Eastern Michigan, 24-6, and Tennessee State, 25-2play for third place tonight In a preliminary contest. Reds Contender Again In 1972 Portsmouth Playing Celina Tonight By United Preoa International Celina, the top-rated Class AAA Ohio high school basket· baD team, takei Ita unbeaten record ~ Portsmouth to: Surged At End Key , who had 14 points. along with 5-10 Ronnie Lyons, hish with 19, and forward Larry Stamper led the Wildcats' surge which saw them build their margin to 18 points in the closing seconds. Andrews, who was primarily responsible for slowing Lackey in the second half, added 17 points and had 16 rebounds, and Tom Parker, despite setting out 12 minutes in the second half with an Injury, scored 12. Coach AI McGuire of MarqueUe, who saw three. of his · players foul out in the closing minutes and Lackey finish with four, said his team "had a good portion of our game taken away from us." McGuire said Kentucky 's getting into the bonus situation so early was "the difference in lhe game." Durham, whose Seminoles averaged 88 points a game during the regular season, said he thought the difference In his learn's victory was "our ability to play defense," and he was backed up by MiMesota coach Bill Musselman who should know good defense. when he sees It since his team led the nation In Utat department this season. "Well Prepared" "I have to credit Florida State with great overplay on defense," said the first year Gopher coach. ''They also took their time to break our press. That was one well-prepared learn." Minnesota, which won the Big Ten tiUe using just five players, after the suspension of Ron Behagen and Corky Taylor, suffered a crippling blow when 6-5 Keith ·Young picked up his fourth foul late in the first half and then fouled out with over 11 minutes left. The Gophers, who trailed 3529 at halftime, scrambled back to a 44-43 deficit with 13:56 to go but then went without a field goal for almost eight minutes in a fatal cold spell and fell behind by 10 points, 56-46. Florida Stale had five players In double figures, led by 6-6 Rowland Garrett with 23. Clyde Turner led the Gophers MEETING SET The Middleport Boys Baseball League will meet at 7:30 p.m . Monday at village hall. All Interested persons are invited. with 19 and Jim Brewer was I the only other Gopher In double •' figures with 10. Musselman said the Gophers' eight-day layoff since their last game "may have hurt. I'm not sure. And maybe the effort we put forth to win the Big Ten too~ aU we had left out of us. But I'm still damn proud of our players that they brought Minnesota this far." Durham turned his thoughts to Rupp and the possibility this might be Ute last year of coaching for the legendary Baron who has reached the mandatory retirement age of 70. "H thl.! is Coach Rupp's last year," Durham said, "II would be nice for him to go to Los Anseles (site of the finals) ' "but I can't puU for him." Open A PERSONAL SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY , Sweeten Your Tcimorrows 11's no fun , not having money when you need it - or when you want II something to splurge on sensational. You'll be surprised at how much happier, 'how much safer and more secure you'll feel with your own personal savings account. We have make your money work harder for you than any bonk ever did . Safely, f~gy Meigs Co. Branch _@ The Athens County Savings & loan Co. 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio Don GuUett (16-6 and 2.64 All Accounts Insured To ERA) and righthander Gary S20,000.00 by FSLIC. from the Astros Is at third Nolan (12·15). Lefty Rosa base. Grimsley (1o.7 as a rookie) Pete Rose, the Reds' "Char. also Ia a starter. Clay Carron ley Hustle" who batted .lOt last (I~ and 2.49) Ia the ace year as the one member of the reUever. team (along with May) who didn't tumble, is in (eft field, and the big hope 1.! Utat Bobby Tolan-resarded by many as the key man on the cl,b-wlll return to center field. v Tolan Rips Tendon . . . . Tolan rippl(j !)Is AdtWes tendon in January 1971 playing basketball and when he was almosl ready to return ripped It again and miased the whole season. Tolan's leg was not yet back to normal at the start of spring training. H Tolan can't make it In center field, then Anderson says the lp!ll will go to a:a,.year· old Ted Uhlaender, who was obtained from the Cleveland Indians for whom he hit .2118. George Foster, whom the Reds obtained from the San Franciaco Giants during lall season to replace Tolan, could he the right fielder. The return of Wayne Simpson and Jim Merritt would make a big difference to the Reds' pitching. Simplon wu 14-3 as a Reds' rookie In 1970, Phone but 4-7 last year with·hia arm 992-3748 trouble. Merrill, a leflhander, wu 3).12 In 1970 and 1·11 In !10 North lecond. Avenue ll1441eport, Ohio. 411110 1971. Anderson can COIDlt on lefty e READY MIX JOINT COMPOUND WE HAVE tHE READY MIX IN 1 GAL & 5 GAL CANS AND 5 LB. &25 LB. BAGS DRY -----------MOTOROLA .. QuBsa~:: Works In A Drawer Color T.V. With lnsfa.rnatic , Color Tunin& Diet Rite Cola SWEEPSTAKES BELTED TIRES WIDE OVAL - FIBERGLASS AT U)WE$T PRICES IN THIS AREA H&R · 'F-IRESTONE MII)'DLEPORT, O. diagonally measured contemporary console TV F•ceptional value I The biggest ava ilable "Quasar-Brlghl" picture (315 square inches) In a Walnut fin ishod cabinet of tempered hardboard and select solids. 33'/r "W, 31"H, 18"0 (addS" for lube cap!. Model WU'J04HW WERNER RADIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. rt dlflerent kinds ; lhey' ll al11 I. �• rotllMBtJS (UP!:) - 'lbe Mottl, D-Parlnl!, chief~ Olio G.l!erll Ar-nhly llu ol the J'fiOiutlcn, wu reluetailt . . . . . actkill 111111 DUt Ill rialt 1 vale on a!II'HIDito weei tmcWi.GUa.W lfPia- H - ~adopted I!IJ'IMr tlalllll create 1 hlte!•<m nt~ 1n the -lt. fan w!llnr lllld alllllr Ohlalnl 'rile JWOiuUoa . W1IUid place Ill vale Cll wbelller to lllve i befwt the people of alio ltale lotta7. wbeJberthutale coalllllliion'a Tbe llwmabn adjGumld prolibltlan . .IIIII I ltate lotfor till All!rend . 'nuiida! lery ~be repealed. wllbollt ~ ~olf!l Cll .tha two Tile Senate lq , _ lidqllld t.M btea• biiGW Jill' at- a llpdlar reaolallcin bJ e11e 'tendanee end.1ngered their wte, but It IDCladed aD Iotter· dJanclli. A a- vote on the .welfare auditor bill wla put aft 1!11111 neat Wediltliidat wbeB lpGUIOI' Rap. llodDeJ H. lei. H-IDWIIberl, ftlll'llw It WIIUid IJIIWI the way to aU forma ol legaUaed . gamblin1, rellricled the reeolutlon to 1 ltate lottery. MeanwhUe, the Senate Rulel Crmmlttee •nt to the floor for a vote DUt Tueeday IIICIIha' 00111Utallclllallllll!lldment, tiU one a padage of 14 chang•. Ia hln Amo.. the IJIIWIIImentl are a requlrtment fGio the candldatea for governor IUid Ueutenallt 1overnor to run In pair• and authoriullon of opense accounll for leglllaton. Beefttary of Stale Ted W. Brown hu uld bl W1IUid bave the COIIIIIIIIIionel PICDit llld the lottery propoul . by 'I't111 'ay If !bey are Ill appNI' 1111 the May 2 primary ballot. Tbe conlllwlional dla. . . cleared the Haul llrller uu week, bill have been 1111e11ded In the Senate Judiciary ·Qm. millet. '*"' · ifugl.a, !Witlllf1mt11De, dllcov.ed tblt it Hauae IIJIIil. berl were ablall. ,Only 50 valel are 1111edlid Ill (lUll bill In lilt a-, but tbe lilue II eJI*ted 1!1 be ~ly dvkled. RQe Republlew, eeeklllc ·to ma1te pulillc lllilt- ace 1 campaign lllue, lllve placed Hughes ill chlrle ol a Jlllclal public welfare 1tudy committee which drafted the bill. Demom~ts In apected to blck the GtwcaD adminlllraDan's Public Welfare Depart.. mct In atfesnpflng Ill nllln UIICIIUft control ol welfare a.. bill mfilrlnc lftll'}' Se~te ..,.etd to HOllie unanimously unendaiWIII anclllllt Gov• .Ioiii J. GUJllan • bill nqllll'q the tu1lnll It automatic tabulattnc equipment prior to an electiCIII. · Tbe bill N11111ted from com· pute dlfflmltlelln Onclnnatl lilt Novanber wbk:h delayed elecllon ...Wit ror several ,dlya. . . . In oilier action 'l1lunday : · - 'lbe Houle unanlmoualy ac!Gpled and •nt to the Senate emersency taplltiCIII to aUow Y01111CJtoWn to pllce a OIIHIIIIl operaUnc levy on the May 2 ballot to Pep ita tranalt ll)'llem In operaUon. -Rep. Nlll'INin A. Murdock, R-Cincianatl, introduced lecl•laUGII to require the ltlte to nimlu'ltl faml1ies who lllld their ebiklnn to nonpublic ll:hoola outside. Obio. Both chambers have scheduled "lkeleton" ltllllo111 I« MOOday. Tile HOUle reconvenes at 10 a.m. Tuesday and the Senate at 1:30 p.m. Ll1llrt hill; Ra ilollt,;.,, Batik Ifill; Karen Jkk, ()IJ'I ; DIWI&t, Raur11, llv«••n Jan1at HIP; Dill DII.D!Don, dllllbW olllr. and Mn. . PWI Dllloll, at• I I llf 1llflli U Dllt DIIIOtlln IIIt JlUfillil, TIMNn Plilna;llltVFaleJ,I)IK llhn.' J,IIIII....._W.... Ik 'lrWJ, School. JGbD Jlll1ey, Wah Ill clltr Ill hlllln HIP f:hoR!, PI ·~111ncad · the warda. Judi• .... JGbD RW. Ralpb ll,fn and Gaqllllrlnftl, . "'*""t.endalta of the ...... Saulllln Iiiii ..... Loal1 School dlllrlcta, re~pec:tlwiJ. · · IT WAS THE "BI;TIU!: OF THE WORD6"at the Soat!let'll HIP IJcbool In Racine ~ wben lf flnalilta frcm 14 e~t.ilentaey 11111 junior. high IIChooll completed for .the Melp County Cl)ampi011 ~ltr IIUe. The lldlool dllqllllll parllcl.-tlne In the flna1a and the ICI\DOI n,._ued were, front, fi'GOI the left, Pew Sllyder, Melp Junlcr Hleh, champion; .Oluck FollrGd,,PGme!'Of Elanentary, et'I'IIIIIIOIIIIilted u an altanale In the J1I'GIP'8IIl, l'WIItl'~; Larry Filber, .Racinl Elementary; BarbJra An· dmrs, Riverview; Mlb Wayland, 'Rutland; Randy Marahall, Stlleboll')'; Belinda Johnson, Salem Center; back row, Diana Thoma, the Jlternate, ' GOvernor Asks Tough Look at Ohio GOY. Johil J. Gilligan, "This Is," Gillilan COD• (cJoainc of ltlle pub and addre.ing 250 persill1l at. Unued, "atleututart. Beton m•nns, d'• 1•al ol 3,• tendlnl the Uth annual the meaaure wu a-ed, stale ,_,__ ·•- witb a rr-- ....,...,__ ~VI (UPI) - CM. ,.,_ O'lflll • I lp ror ... -, •Ln "11111w1 r .rr.• "''I ............. • • n •h '-lY1 a=p•..... 1• ,.. 8 L '1.2 be ... . .. ..... ...,., .... """* c_ ••c '-* year, +I,......_ua.: Pay Board Spokesman Says Action Justified • Helen Help · Us. • • News, EVents e_. Carme} NeWS matiftl .r. Singleton 8 Cue.s 3 N. T. ·sold Keno Ridge Dllf .A! Hoyt,.,._ I . it . . ,. •* ' Ap.pIe GrOVe · DAYTON (UP!) - Florida State roaeh Hl!l!h Durham, who grew up In Loul.!vUie, Ky., "idolizing Adolph Rupp," will match strateglei with the Baron of the Blue Grass Saturday afternoon in the finals of lhe NCAA Mideast Regional · bas.ketball tour. nament. · Durham's Seminoles earned the finals berth Thursday night with a convincing 7~ victory over Big Ten champion Mlnrie· sota in the tournament's first round while K~tucky rare<~ away from seventh-ranked Marquette in the second half for an 8f>.79 win over the Warriors. Both Durham and Rupp, disciples of the high<~coring, run.ando~~hoot brand of basketball, turned the tables on their .... ~:-·Pro ,fi:....,....KH1f8e llenver 131 Carolina 121 By U.nl~ PI'Hs lntomatlon•l (Orily games scheduled) · Ealltrn Conftrtnco 1 Frldly's Gomes ·''' AI~ntic Division Carolina al New York ., W. L. Pd. GB Kentucky vs VIrg inia . · ·s2 25 .675 ... At Hampton, Va. ~ :¥1 ,60S S'/, Memphls.at Indiana 29 ' 47 .382 22'1• Denver al Dallu .. 20' 54 .270 30'1> ' Central Division W. L, Pd. 68 NHL Srandlngs Baltimore 35 .00 .~7 ... By United Press ln1ernatlonal Atlanta 30 o45 .~ s Eost Cincinnati 26 <19 .447 9 Clev~la~d • 22 $4 .219 13'1• Boston ~· ~oro~~ ·W.sltrn conlettnco New Yrok 46 13 11 103 M~weatl)lvlslon Montreal 43 14 13 99 , " ~. L. Pet. GB Toronto 30 28 12 72 X.·MIIYISukee 59 . 18 .766 ... Detroit 2932967 C~lcilgo S2 2A .614 6'12 Buffalo 14 41 16 .u Phoe~lx ~ 31 .S97 13 Vancouver 17 46 6 40 Detroit 23 51 .311 34'12 Well Pacific Division . W. l. T. Pis • W. l. Pd. GB Chicago 42 17 11 95 •·Lot Anaeles 64 12 .842 ... Mlnnesola J4 2S 10 78 Gold~ Sfalf · 48 28 .632 16 St. Louis 2S 36 9 59 Seellle 47 31 .60J ts California 21 3J 16 58 Housh>l 31 o45 .408 33 Philadelphia 23 35 12 58 Ptlrthind 16 62 .205 lfl PlttsburQh 23 37 10 56 x-CIInclllcl division title Los Angeles 18 47 7 4J . Thursday's Results . · . ·Tilursd•y's Results Baltimore 105 Cleveland 101 Minnesota 6 Vancouver 2 New York 103 H011ston 102 New York 2 Oelroll 1 Golden S!ale 107 Portland 94 3 I Only games stheduledl Frlday•s ·Gamts (Only games scneduled) Seattle at Baltimore · . Friday's Games Atlanla at Detroit · Vancouver at Buffalo Boston vi l'hlla!lelphla St. Louis at Callforhla EVANSVIlLE, Ind. (UPI) At Hershey, Pa . (Only games scheduled) Buffalo at Chicago Akron and Roanoke of Mllwnukee at Loa Angeles AHL Standingi Virginia, two underdogs who New York at Phoenix By United Press International scored unoet victorieS over Go!c!en Slate ot Portlnnd Eut .!Only games scheduled! W. L. T. Pis tourney c<~olavorites Thursday Nova Scolla 37 17 12 86 night, meet head on tonight to .: AlA Standings Boston ~: ~~ :~ ~~ declde the NCAA College . By United Pres1 International Springfield 24 3S 8 56 Division championship. · Eait ~oches ter · W. L. Pet. GB Prov ldence ·22 J5 tO 54 Akron rolled into the game x-Ktntucky 60 14 .811 ... We5I by virtue of a thrillins 7i-49 Virginia , ol3 33 .566 18 Baltimore ~· }5 Ti ~l overtime conquest of TenNew York 39 37 .S13 22 Hershey 29 26 10 68 nessee State, which carried a Floridians 32 .u .421 29 Carolina 30 47 .390 31'12 Richmond 28 29 · 10 66 _ 17.game victory string Into Ute 28 31 9 65 Pltlsburgh 24 52 .316 37 Cleveland Cincinnati 26 26 13 65 game. Wost . 20 39 9 49 Roanoke breezed by Eastern W. L. Pd. GB Tldewaler x-Utah 55 22 .714 ... Thurs,day•s Results ' Michisan, 99-73, in a game Indiana 41 33 .SS4 12'1' Clnclnnall 4 Providence 2 marred by 8 melee and the Dallh 36 ~ .474 18'1, Tldewaler 3 Hershey 0 , ejection of the tourneys Denvr 31 4S .408 23'1' Bnlllmore·7 Rochester 2 Memphis 26 so .J•2 28'h !Onlv garnes,scheduledl leading scorer, G'eorge Gervin. x-'CIInclltd division IIIIo Frtday • Games Gervin was tossed out for ·Tilursday's Results Boston at Nova Scotia . · , · !Only game scheduled! punching Roanoke sJoe Picco~!orldlans 116 Utah 106 ~~~'.~en~• A~~~~~l Gallipolla Chamber or Com- Ohio could do very Utile 111 tbe o~~ thePrOK;_,am...~tblemDllonkl) i ,' l 1..11 •• .,. _ _ merce banquet In the Rio way or pubUc Jervlce, namely .... prop!~~~. Grande Colle1e Cafeteria better pollee protecUon, deal dolllra, llld jNe,tenled Oblo lllckerl,lfllli?k:IJ Ill 1•1 . . 1111111-llr~DIIi 'ar,' Tlie lottery qUIIIIon 11 eaThurlday night, uld Ohioans with · presalng ecoloiY from aolng banknpt. lid ' II 1 • Ita.. III I k t3llt e I 'WC ler earn pected to be rliled In the DIUittakea"long,toughlook proble1111, better achoolllcr However,""'~~•-,bellldbe . MIJird ,rw .... atllleD r II tl&ll POIIJ 11-. 8e111t1 nnt Tueeday. Only 2$ atreallty,andthenmakeaome better slate hOIPitala," dldnotln••iia-J.theparb . '111epuaw'ul?cell!dl . . ..& ' Phrll 'le'lr..tll ol the 33 Million were on haDd difficult decisions for the He pointed out that In 1971 apln. p?a~ .. ;llliiiTiniiJ'I,._,I piW)U! flltlfth1bunday, and Sen. Rooald M. overall economic development alone, Ohio lost bUUIID in · Gllllcan llld Ohlaanl IIIUit fall8rlttc. Bowettt, R hrl T # •11, 08llp•'l ,._ ol the Buc(leye State." federal m1111ey beca111e or low brelklhelluckeyeSI&Ie'alang -wy, 1a1t3 r.-rnsr 1. • . . ,..,.. r( "' II 111e "We muat restructure our taxes. "This was our money political tradition of· ·~ .,..... ...,. .WW't ,..,..,., " • 11 aa." Ill tilt l?nl basic economic needs and soing elaewb~re," the government, ud apllnkred ,U.IPIIk?1GfCM.OtxJIC.WIIPI&HtUhh1"1• services," the governor said, governor c011Unued. attlbidel" In lrdlr to imprwe n.Ty• . . ae!l o ; 1 aeuwlll ..,...._ II W3ie 'p "~~~ pr0J1'81111 hiwhich wiD GU!llan elpJained that Ohio Ohio'• overall deftlapmenl 81....,, _ 1 '"" tnoton Y0 oans today, lsoneoltheweallhleatstatealn "With lrernendOUI balance 'I'DGO = - .. •"'- ... -'tl - • · •but future generations as the unl011. With ita balance In we can be mulerl of 1111' own· fedlnJ • ., • o. tt' · n-•n -'ud '""13 ' . weU." lnd1141ry, •arlcut"·-, natural d H~v" the . pulkAI Q v . 2 nt I+ .l f l -.. ""c -~._.' IIIYet'DOI' COD- Ktl¥111 Gf II II ..... .-l. Pointing out that Ohio resources and tranaportatlon cludad. · '1111 I) ~ 1 w13 h ... tt 1 1 p11e AI' ranked 50th In the naUon in la1 '-cllltles, the Buc~eye Stale The a•-te•a -... 109 = a • • '31 3 - far I .V w I I . . . . . . . revenueswhenhetookofflcel4 mlght~t"sllndalone"lfit t;>emocrat,wulntroclucedby rw6!,pilllft ,I•I . . a.IIIC 1 311., . d.. ' • - ·I" , ' . . .. . monlhugo,thegOYemcrsald werea•ltarateitauan. Gallipolla Owrnbei- ol Com- .,.._.,.. .... II""-.,. .. ') IJI•a..WASIIlNG1UN (UPI) 41. tnated with ''bentcn nelJiect/' coverage abo wu recom. lhatwlththerecentapprovalof ' The iovernor ' nviewed' hll merce . PI h'ant Dr. A. R. • , I'C 1, 11 ,," •·• 11111 ..., 1•• , _. ........ ~ · I h-4111 ilPDIRll'IIGn'a call · the Catholic Conference c.tlid ·mended for contraception and · the personal · and 1corpol'ate' · administration's ac-- Cbristerwen o • ••· for e~vi'latiJ aviU'Ible 'abor- · It ''nllve In Ita aa•mptkma · sterllilaUon. Income la1 measure, .the compU.hmenta durlni'tiae piat Followlni .GIII~an'a . ld· · fw 1' I Jlf 1 ?1111 I I 3 ....,... Uan; coiltraceptloa and aterlll· ind pualtlw In Ill recom· Two members dlllenled Buckeye State now ranka .'44th and jloiriled·itut that his dreu, . Dr. ·· •Cbrlatellltn zatlallenCoiu4ared'qlllcll OIIPO- -mendaUonl." . frGm lite recilmmatdaUon lh&t In this catesory. auaterity · proeram , J8st ran pre.aented the red-headed lltlall' taday · from' the U.S. Rep. Jobn N. Erlenbom, R- leenaget'l be ollered specta1 Irte!unan a ''blue" bent, a Gnadt CoP 1 lllldntl. 'I1IIJ CltbOUc COIIfereiice lnd a few . ID.,.Ont ol !hi hlmn("'on'a J4 !1fOtl'lll1l of birth CCIItrol, token 17J11ho11c to tbe Frencb ware aCI'diiP'IJIIed by Rio pf the CODVIIIH.l9J!). Oltn ~ .~.be ........ lite :\illeludlng C0111ncepUV.. 5® w11o fot,Ulded ~~~· 1n Gnadt 11 ..... ~~* manbera. : · ,.., ,, , rePcrt'"P)A~bt1rAqpJ;,..d 'l'b!, nport;~' 'Thuraday ' 1790.~,11mmor,!ndlm!ed be .. , ... .. 't't:l!l, SniiiiiD~ the renort be ·. u a pr:opijiiil "that c:ontracep. by thi! CommliaiDn oil Pllpula. . woWdmrtheberetintoday'a by .. bn Roll, dkwkii ol tlve deYlc. be I01d through U1111 Growth and the American St.. Plltrlck'l Illy Plflde 111 vending machlnel 1n IC:hoot Filblre, uld the 110111 or IW'O Columbus• cor\'ldora." populaUGJ growlb could ~t Dr. Chrlstenaen alto However, 11 commllllon be met by eliminating unpresented veteran chamber IIIWIIben joined In the reporl'l wanted JII'IIIIIIICiel. CLEVELAND (UPI) - A dent of KenyGII College In eltcutive aecretary Mra. ' recormne11dallon that WOIIIID The commlulon cited a member of the Federal Pay Gambler, Ohio,' said staU.tica 'Thelma EIUott a brlefeue on be allowed abortion on .Princeton University study . Board aald Thursday night the failed to support the contention behalf or the chamber. demand, wiUt L'liltl covered by c:oncludinl that 44 per cent of board wu juiUfled In refusing by the American FederaU1111 or Prior to the IIIIID program, ., Mn.llerllert public: and private bealth in- blrthl to married women the ruu pay raM approved by State, County and Munidpal Dr. Chrialenaen ·uktd Mr.lnd Mn. B1ltdl Donobue IUI'IDCI llld with IOI'Wf¥tilt between t• and 1870 were the leglllature for S6,000 alate By Helen Bou~ of · Radnor ..'lllllt I W"kec! lllbeldles to PlY aborUCIII coats 111pluned, with IJ per cent of employes because their wages employes that the pay of Obio's chamber memt,en lnllll••d with Mr . ..nd Mrl. Vernan for the poor . , Inaurance the cbl1dnn 111wallled by their already are In line with em· alate workers II aubatandard. In lht prGpiOied c•.,m•nlf¥ Caplet llld that repreMnta· center project ol the O.lllpolle Donobue. parenta. Another study of ployes of nearby states. Uves of ' 1he AJ1SCME W!R Area Jay- to ''Write tbt Mra. Early Rouab wu uniiiarried MID-ICe &lrll "reDr. William G. Caples, presl· qu.uoned ~ly abaut their Jay..- lettan and Ill tblm DIAR BEIICN: . , nlllmed to her home Slmday Mrs. J1111 Andenon were Mr.. waled that 14 per cent ol IJ llllougN JtnmJ Wllmarrled, but It turDa out lbere.- DO contention or aubatandml PlY know how you laal on lllil from Veteran• Memorial and Mr1. EvereUe Clark and yeW" olda and tip to 44 par ca~t but that ''they didn't do a wry project" Ll~ d1ould be CMWIMiy. He )lilt mol'ld ID with thla wrma lwl J,tii'IIIIOIIIId llolpital. children or Cottqev~Ue, w. rltB , _ olda nporled haYing lltlll' pt .....S to moWII out. He 1111 tbeJ're IDOI'e frlaldl Mr. and Mrs. W!Uiam Perry good job of &I1IWII'ing IIOIDII of a~ to I'Gtt Office ilol Mr. and Mrs . Marvin Va., Mr. and Mn. Rlcbard had Hlual relationa," tile 1111. (.¥Mpolll 1'bl JI)'CMI thai Ioven, 10 lbeir atpll'lle WIJI, wl tbare Upa 1 meJnly Wlcbnham and chlldnn, '11m Cottrill and two children or St. t1ril'nl'llon uld. "Only :II per of Hollon, Ohio spent Friday the qu•UOIII." ·. ~ ''The Pay Board checked bave been . wanlnc 1111 lilt for WDtrl ce, Very CIIUII. and Jeff, were din.- peats Albina, W. Va., Mr. and Mn. cent ol theM llrll uaed con- night with Mary Circle. Well, I'm NOT caiUIIIIIout blm. We've been datlat for foli Mr. and Mrs. Carl Circle and their fiaures with thoae .ol project mar. tban t11ne ,..,.. Sunday or Mr. and Mn. Rocer lloyd Sayre and two childnn traceplion repllrly." neltlbborins Ill lea," caplet -'bland It'• tbne be !lillie a declaiCII, u be ~ay~he loft~ me. After !Dtroduelloa ol Beegle and cblldren at Spiller. ol Millemllle, Susie and Kim Tile comiDi'llllD a1ao called daughter of Oak Grove and Mr. added "and I beUeve tbe bolrd charl1bef I tpr: II lllld Bit be thlnb it would be ''crull" to Willi oit oa lllilwaman iiiiiCe ' . Mr. and Mrs. Gerald HarreU, Mrs. Zelpha Boueu, I« 11101"1 federal apeavll"ll Ill and Mrs. Robert Harden and jalntly. . ' Hayman lllld 1011, Keith lnd Wayne R•ben-y and Don develop better CCIIIracepfiYIII, family or Nease Settlement wu perfecUy justified in Ita other g~Miil, ~lllrtaiDmalt she hpai ell 011 blm lllld they -10 acti1111. Don't forget, I'm a las· wu IN 11nted by Mlrpret He'• ne- martloned Illll'l'lqe to me, but I thlnt If be got a Brice Hart, apent Wednuday Johnson. and for repeal of lawa In spent SUnday with Mr. and payer In Ohio, too." Tracy and Em Tlyi«, Rio place of bta IJ'I!II, the Idea would- come to blm. How Cllll pt eveninB with Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pl1elps roqllly half the states Mrs. Homer Circle, Verna and him to move? - NAN Harry Haymin at Prmoy. entertained at dinner Gueeday problbillnl contraceptive Wavte. DE4RNAN: There were 36 present for WIN AT BRIDGE Mr. and Mn. Olarles Allllott evening In honor of Mrs. advtrtlling, .ton dllplay and A 111111 who hu ~ avoided IIIIITiqe IIYW' I leftol Willi VIrginia called Friday Pbelps' daughter, Mn. George vend In g machIne Sunday School on March 12. Offering was $21.49. 1111 St. Clair Hill. Don Sienna or Cummins. Attendina were dlltrtbuUon. year Uve-bliln't an euy catd!; You mllbt pi lim to mow, but-1 Culloden, W. Va., caDedon Mr. Mrs. Donald Pierce of doubt It would be 1onn1 the alt.. He 'I an apu1mentarw, DGt Mn. Zelpba · - · M r. and Hill SUnday. Athena and James Circle or a haaband; lfyou'n looking for~. lookelaewbat.Mrs. Gecqe CUmmins and Raymond BeU of Oak Grove . 10111, Bob and Gecqe Edward. Mildred Donohew, Mn. Focle New Haven visited Mary Circle H. I the hand without letting the NORTH 11 apent Sunday with Mr. and on SUnday. Hayman, Mra. Eileen Roush, +++ Mr. and Mrs. Everette Clark diamonda parade home. • K 1062 Mrl. Dan Bell and Lorna. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. and two children of Cot· Mrs. Eull Wolfe and Mr. and Finally, SOuth uw there • J93 Jake Adami II I medical t11ev111e and Kim Harrell Mrs. Tom Hayman of Johnson and family called at was a way to make bls con. tJ4 patient at Holzer Mtdical called on Mrs. Benny Boueu Syraw.. the home of Mr. and Mrs. • KQ 102 tl·act. I( Weal'• stncteton Center. Mr. and Mrs. Marlball &inday. Mrs. Galdys Shlelda and Douglas Joltns011 of Racine WENT spade were the ellbt or nine EAST (D) he could handle Cut'a cue. recently. Adami vlalted him Salll.'day. Mrs . Ruuell Roush were .8 .J9H3 Mr. and Mn. Ben wuglu South Wll loJnc . to look .7652 .AK Mr. and Mrs. Marahall and two friends or Gallipolta Parkersburg villtora Monday. William Carleton of Racine idioUc if West'& linlleton tQI0863 tA952 ltoulh IPII!lt Sunday with. Mr. villled Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Mr, and Mrs. B1U RobiniOII visited Eunle Brinker on .753 .94 were the jack but louth and Mn. Marvin Hlll at Adami recently. and c:hl1dren or Rlcine Route, SUnday. SOUTH . didn't care about his charts· Columbus. Mr. and Mra. Hill Carl Morris Jr . spent • AQ7 Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thalton Mike Robinson of Fort Kno1, rna, Just hia bid . •Qt084 vlalted Mr. and Mrl. Dallas or Brandenton, Fla., arrived Ky., were Sunday dinner Saturday afternoon with Bob South led a club to dummy t K1 Hill Friday and Mr. and Mrl. for a Yllil with Mr. and Mrs. · guesta of Mrs. Bertha Bill Lee. played dummy's 10 of and .AJ86 Olarlel Alkire at RadDe. spades. East covered wl!h <lllrles Wagner at Racine Mr Robinson. Mike hu finished Nont vulnea·alJic the jlc:k. West dropped the Mr. and Mrl. Carl Wolfe Jr and Mrs .. Thutm have his basic training at Ft. Kn01, Well Norlh F.a.l !loulh ellhl and now South- was In and children of G•lllpolla apent their property 1n Florida and Ky. llld Ia vlalfinl hll pannta I . I N.T. clover. Simday with Mn. Dolly Wolfe. Will move here In the near before being ltllioned at an The man driving the heavy Pus 3N.T. PaM P... Back to dummy with a p • ., Simday 81llllla of Mr. and future. army base In Colorado. equipment in the. Sunday, ' • aecond 'club to lead a low Mrs. Herbert Shle!da were Mr. OpOninM l..d- - t 6 March 12th photo cOilcernlns Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie RulleU spade. Eut played low and and Mrs. PbWp Radford and ol Middleport and Mrl. Brenda the Gavin Plant was Blaine South put In the ""en.,pot. daqhter, Stephanie, of Haqy villled Saturday with Tilt Slntilll By Oawald & Jamea Jacoby It held and he had hla four Mllhoen of Chester. DIVOTID TO THI Pomea oy Route, Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mrl. Herbert Roush William and Hazel Rooe or South took a very Jaun- spade tricks. INTIIISTOF Slrgtnt, Mrl. Marlene Fllher and Roser. INIWIPAPII INTI~Pitll AIIN. 1 Columbus came Sunday, diced look at that sjx-of-dla~ MIIGH•\ASON AltiA CHI STill L. TANNIHILl, and dlildnn, Mcilly' Larry and March 5th and took Mrs. monds · Jead. He could live Darrell Badgely was luc.ltl. AmJ, ol Rlclne.. ltOIIIT HOI,LICH. Glenna Milhoan to Crow's happily with any other open· returned to his home from City Ultor Mr. and Mrl.llerberl Roulh &ller Medical Center. ·, Steak HOUle for her 118111 birth- ing. East put up the ace and Publilf'ltd dilly ••ctpt and"..., Rocer, were dinner Mrs. Focle Hlymlll and IIIII, Slturday by Tht OhiO Vllla.- day dinner. After dinner they returned the deuce and left n.o hlddln• ho boon: South with ·the problem of W~l Pubtishint Compeny, 111 Nt~rth loooi loulll e-ta of Mn. Giad¥t llhtelda Keith, vlalled Mr. and Mrl. Court went Ill RutJ.and to vlalt Mr. finding eight fricks 'before $1 ., Pomeroy , Ohio, • and Mn. Edna Rouah at IWII.t Hart and flmlly at 45769 . eusintu Orfict_ Pl'lont and Mn. Lawrence Milhoan. g1vmg up the lead . You, Soulh. hold: "2·21S•. Edltorlll Phone "2 · Laurence il recuperating after RadDe SlmdaJ. Four clubs were easy and .AK1~4 111c1ne Slmday afternoon. 2157 . U .AIUU Mr. and Mn. Gerald three weeb In Holler Medical so were three spades. Four Second elliS post•o• peld at Dan Johnaon of Tanners Run What do you bid~ spades would come right in Pomorov. Oh io. Ha~ vlalted Thariday with apent Saturday nl&ht with Ntt l onel edvtrtls l n,. Center at GaDipolll. the jack would drop but A-lid ._ dub. Do nul Mta. Wald HaJIII.M at Wayne a-berry. reprtslntet Iwt I at• in till · Mr. and Mrs. Rinehart itf,asl had opened the bidding tMte .., .• .-. Mlnnt tlaere Ia • Inc .• l2 E~tst 42nd "-Of'· Mr. lfiJIIIIII wu Mrs. Sally Savage and Gallathtr, moved their trailer home to the with one spade and almost <ha........ .,...,. ..n\llo....., .. Now York City, How York . nbnal hame Friday frCIIII·I daughter. Robin, lnd Mrs. $t Subscrlplion lot or Mr. and Mrs. Larry ratu : Ot · surel)' had five or six for Ulll ..... ··lrt....,. ........... u.. ,...,. will Mp""n 111 """ olub. New York bolpltal wllere he Hera Pw'lon wen cll.- livered tay c•rritr whtrt Farley. Mrs. Farley Ia Mrs. the bid. IWIUebll 50 Clftli ptt' Wltk ; The bond .. .... '1•11• ....... bad eye lll'ltrJ. Could West ac1 uallv hold ... nc,u.ch a-ts Slmday of Mr . lnd Mra. 1'1' Motor Routt wl\trt ctrrier RlneJiarl's daughter. rnr • fnrrirw .-lnr. Mr. and Mn. llrvict not IVIillblt : Ont : Mr. and Mn. Art Kal(llll' or th ~ singleton jack·: l'olil<ible. l111ior Salaer at Dorcai. montt\ $1.75 . ly m1il in OhiO TODA·Y'!i ·QI.IIITION !' ut unlik<"ll' . Was there anv ol New Hal/till _.. SUnday Columbus Ylllttd her parents, other ftd W. VI .. On1 ytlr S14.0CI . Mn. Nora Gorham wa,: lo score fou'r You clo u~n one l'lu)) anrl .... of Mr. and Mrs. !lamer celebrated her ~ birthday . Six. months 17 .2$ . Thrtt Mr.andMn. Maynard Bahr on spa<lt• lric.ks ·.• An encl pia)··~ Vfnu· pill'tntw I' i!' pond !I mu· months U . 50. Sub~triptlon warner. Tuelday. rice inchrdtl Sundly Timtt · Sunday. C&Wnc to wlah her a \l'uulcln'l wc>rk . Tht•n• 1ras ht•m·t. Wh,ll 'In )'(1\1 do nnw'.' entintl. Sunday ·cu•ta or Mr. and happy birthday were Mrs. -Gierma Milhoan 1111 wa.v h1 :.wt f(t llw t•1ul nl Abortion Proposals Are ()pposet/, By Catholics ···" ...... ··-·,... · NIA' Standings school dlllrlc:t to IUbmit I COIIIlN ehenl!ve plan for ipeclal edueaUm\111 the alate Board of EdacaliOn by Dec. I. Tbe plu would have Ill be IlPPI 09" by July 1, tm, or the dlatrld WGU1cl !101 ncelve any . ute fllldl 1« handicapped .....-. Tbe I &Tr I . ' .· , 'l1le H - Pllled, 7&-1, and returned to the lltntle for cooCIIITIIICI I • mtno es, 'lll?l. I . . _,lblnp .. ' • Lottery uest1on CORtes Next Week • ' 3- the O.Uy Sentinel, Mlddleport·PQmeroy, 0., Mareh 17. 1m ' . cats 1 defensive minded owonents. Rupp resorted to a seldom used 1..:1-1 zone against the Warriors and it paid off as guards Allie McGuire and MarcilS Washinston hit on only nine of 311 shotll from the floor. "We tried to hide it at limes as a ~." Rl)jfp said. "We confused them and forced them into taldlig shots from farther out Utan they would have liked." Foul Trouble The zone also helped cut down on the numher of fouls oommltted by the Wildcats, while Marquette got Into quick foul trouble in the first half, sending. Kentucky into the bonus sitllation with 10:116 left in the game. Kentucky cashed in elsht of nine bonus attempts for 16 points and outscored the warriors 22-9 from lhe line in the second half. The Wildcats, co-cllampions of the Southeastern Conference who.will.take a 21~ record Into Saturday's finals, outrebounded Marquette 4$-37 and Rupp gave credit to "determination ." " I told the boys at halftime we need determination to win, we need to keep them off the boards and we need to stop !Bob) Lackey." Lackey, Marquette's 6-6 forward, was high in the game with 21 points but got only four in the second half. Kentucky, which lrailed 34-33 at halftime, broke a 51-51 tie with .10:30 .to go on a basket by Stan Key and a pair of free throws by Jim Andrews and led the rest of the way . al zIPS, R.0 an k I n Fm S . 0 e e e ' .. Ia, who . was knocked briefly unconscious. Piccola later re. turned, nursing a small cut with an ice pack, to watch the second game. Eastern Michigan officials apologizedforGervin's actions and said the 6-7 sophomore would not dress lor tonight's gameforthlrdplace. They said he had been suspended. Hal Johnston was the leading scorer for the Roanoke Ma· roons with 27 ·po · inls. Everett Hurst added ·18 for the 27-4 Maroons. Gervin led the losers with 25 points. k In the A ron-Tennessee barnburner, Brian Westover provided the wiruthig margin ·h j with a lay-up Wit ust one second left on the clock in Ute extra period. The Zips, now 26-4, had to battle back from a 12-point halftime deficit, 40.28, and as much as 13 at the start of the second stanza. But Westover put Akron on top at 62-61 with 4% minutes left and then it was nip-and-tuck. The overtime saw just six points as Akron played posses. nut Ridge (18-3) ,goes against Columbus Central' (17-4) at Columbus. A:t 'cincinnati, Cincinnati Princeton .( 18-4) plays Cincinnati Elder (22-0), '!'J/\tln~, ~lilo~l ,t~m'!T!(ll .. the , f?ur~ated t~m Iii ,the . . same,~( Col'iilii!i.i!',.-"' ...,., . s'!j~; ~~'..'\' , 'S~}¥lt~i!l~:.~br\~;< In other AAA reglonaii'.,W¢; • (2,20 )n( I!Wl • .cO!lle~. ,l~et-. TAMPA, Fla. (UPI)-A lot of people around the world of baseball have been sheddins crocodile tears for lhe Clnoinnail Reds- isn't it too bad they tering Fairmont West (18-5) . Green. had so many players hurt, and Celina is 22-0 going into its In Clau AA games at Ox- isn't it too bad about their big same and Portsmouth is 1~. ford, Middletown Madison (22- lrade with the Houston Astros. In Class AA, Napoleon (19-4) I) plays Waverly (21·2) in a But as far as Reds Manager plays Akron SOuth (1!h'i) and battle of the two teams that Sparky Anderson is concerned, 4th ranked Lexington (2~) fi~ish~d the se.ason tied for Y?il can forget the sympathy go"-'a~WtJal~lh raled.Rouford , runth 111 -~~ rat•.~···· St,. }>arts_ !'!'d st;att thi~'llto!,.his cl~ll .~ ~. (22-1) ~ I~ . g~.!':'es ~tt .Bow tins Gr~atn 118-l) goes against 1 a pennant_conteniler agllm. CincmnaU Loveland (21·1). "And we don't need any IIi Class A at Steubenville, miracle to do II either, as some 4th rated Columbia Station (22- people have been saying," says 0) plays Kirtland (20-2), and Anderson. "All we need Is top.raled Indian Valley South normal years from the players ( 21.0) goes against Zanesville we already have on the team." points each for the Cavaliers. Rosec~~s (16-6;. The big news Involving the Nate Thurmond scored 28 At W1lmlngton, Anna (22-2) Reds during the winter was points and took down 18 plays Yellow Springs (21.J); at their eight-player lrade with rebounds to lead the Golden Dayton New Bremen (27.-2) the Astros in which they gave State Warriors to a lO'i-94 plays Cincinnati St. Bernard up Lee May, who hit 39 home victory over the PorUand Trail (19.,';) and at Athens Lancaster runs, and slick second Blazers. Thurmond scored 17 Fisher (3}.2) plays Ross South- baseman Tommy Helms. points In the first half as the eastern (20-4), and ~idgedale Bench Major Concern Warriors built a 49-43 lead and " . (18-41 Is matched w1th Por!B· Johnny Bench, of course, Is a Clyde Lee dominated the back· mouth East (14-10). major ·concern. From a .293 boards in lhe second half, Ill ThiU'sday night's sames : balling average with 45 homers finlshins with 24 rebounds. The In Class AAA Cleveland and 148 runs-batted~n in 1970, victory moved Golden State Heights downed Geneva 58-51 Bench went to .238 with 27 two ga!lleS shead of Seattle In and Akron Centrai-Hower beat homers and 61 runs.IJatted.ln In the race for the final playoff MuaiUon T/~. In Clua AA, 1971. spot In the Pacific Dlvl.!lon. toprilted Columbus Ready "John really was shocked Sidney Wicks .led the Blazer~ slipped by SteubenviUe 58-52 when he looked at the tapes of with 28 pOinta. and Warren LaBrae whipped his 1971 batting form compared 111dependence92-49. In Clau A, to his 1970 form," says An, 2nd ranked Hardin Northern derson . "He had changed that downed Ayresvllle 5Z-48. much. But if you lock a tape of him today, you would lind it 1.! absolutely identical to the 1970 College Basketball Results tape-lie's back in his 1970 By United Press International form." NCAA Roglonals East With May gone, Tony Perez At Morgantown, W.Va. (.269, 25 homers) shifts from · been In baseball, he has a sreat Pennsylvan~ 1:fe~!~anova 67 third base back to his normal future ahead of him." At Dayton, Ohio position, first base. Joe 'rhen, the ·needle . Ken lucky_as Marque lie 69 Morgan ( .256), obtained from "I, too, was associated with Florida St. 70 Mlnn S6 the Astros is at second base the steel Industry, as a worker . At ~~~~~~~wa and Anderson calls him the with u.S. Steel Corp. In Gary, Louisville ss , "best offensive second llld. 1 worked there for five S.W. louisiana 84 baseman in the league ." 66 Texam ears, the first four of which I Kansas St. Dave Concepcion Y Far Wtlt . . . Is at short· , serv~y machine shop apAt Provo, Utah stop and Denis Menke ( .246), " UCLA 90 Weber St. S8 pren tl hip. Long Beach St. 75 Finley made no mention Son Francisco ss WATCH about budging from his ''final" NCAA COli. Div. offer of $50,000 to Blue this At Evans\rllli, Ind .. for the · Roanoke 99 season . Blue, who earned Eastern Michigan 13 $14,750 last year, has been Akron 71 Tennessee St. 69 advised by Gerst to hold out for NAIA Championships oo2 000 · At Kansas Cl!y •• • · 5. F. Austin 72 Despite the short outburst of Westmont 62 giggles, Blue said he was Eau Claire 77 "serioos" about taking the LOs Auguslana Ill. 10 Gardner Webb 81 Angeles job because two Wes fern Wnshing fon St. 75 months of contract Kenfucky St . 66 negotiations with Finley have St. Thomas !Minn.I 51 proved fruitless. " II is clear that I am.faced with a difficult decision-either ' to sign and play for a salary which I feel is unfair Judged by existihg standards in baseball or ieave baiebali and start a new field," said Blue before he left the news conference · with a companion In a borrowed car. . Knicks Remain Alive ,! ' ,. 1 By l.lnlled Preaa International from a 97·96 lead to a 101·96 'ibe New York Knlckil are margin with I : i9 left. Elvin sUR alive In the "race" for first Hayes led the Rockets with 37 place In the National' points. Balketball Association's · · Gus Johnson s.cored 12 of his Atlantic Division - just 18-polnt game total In the barely. second period as lhe Baltimore With the maBie number for Bullets beat . the Cleveland the Boston CeiUca' clinching of Cavaliers, 106-101. The Bullets, the division . tiUe redured to who defeated the Cavaliers for one, the Knlcks found them· the first time after five losses Jelves traWng the Houston this season, ~ad a~ 87·73 lead Rockets at Hoosli>n' Thursday after three periods, offsetting night, 102·101, with three Cleveland's strong fourth peraecciOtta left. Then Bill Bradley iod. hit a 20-foot jump shot to give Archie Clark scored 24 points the Knlcka ·a 103-102 victory for the Bullets while Bobby and 0111 more day to hope the Smith and Austin Carr had 2fi lmpoulble will happen. 'llie Ci!ltiel can clinch the title today if they beat PhUade}phla or tile Knick& loae at PhoeniJ':, · The Kiilckl had still another clofie caU'when a 1~oot Jumjl shot by Calvin Murphy went Into the balkel but referee Jack Madden ruled It hit the OAKLAND (UPI) - ~ext cords after the final butzer. Bradley acored 20 points, mqve in "the holdfllit .game" sharing team honors with Earl Involving ace lefthander VIda Mfl!II'Oil, and made four key Blue is up to owner Charlie free tll'ows In the ,liSt 112 Finley. Or Is II? seconds to boost the Knicks Reading from a corefully worded prepared statement with his agent, Robert Gerst, standing nearby, the 22-yearold pitcher of the Oakland Athletics amounced TinJtsday he was retlrlns from baseball to beCQme a business executive in Los Angeles. Blue, one of the best pitchers In the game who last year was ' the Cy Youns Award wilmer and M011l Valuable .Player ·In the American League after Home compiling a 24·8 record, chuclded when he said he was offered a Job as vice president In charge of public relations for Dura.Steel Products of Los Angeles. . Finley ipparenily heard the chuclde 2,000 miles away In his Insurance company office ih Chicago. Said Blue : '"''hls Is a won. derful owortWllty for me ,nd one that I feel! ihould take. It .. ' IJ Wl!h deep ri!gret and sadness i announce my leaving liueball." CoUntered Finley, owner of the A's: "I'm happy to heat Order By Phone that he ' Ia enterlll8 the steel AIMI Tike :E,. Hilrno · irlllutltry and otlirtlng olit as a vice president. If VIda Is belf 992-5432 as aucceufulln lteellis he has . ' Next Move Up To ·Finley-Or Is It? CROW'S STEAK· HOUSE • of · the Fabulous . SANDWICH \J sion ball, after the score was knotted at 67-all at the end of regulation. Larry Quarles was high for the Zips with 22 poinl.!. Larry Robinson led Tennessee State with 25. The two losers Thursday night- Eastern Michigan, 24-6, and Tennessee State, 25-2play for third place tonight In a preliminary contest. Reds Contender Again In 1972 Portsmouth Playing Celina Tonight By United Preoa International Celina, the top-rated Class AAA Ohio high school basket· baD team, takei Ita unbeaten record ~ Portsmouth to: Surged At End Key , who had 14 points. along with 5-10 Ronnie Lyons, hish with 19, and forward Larry Stamper led the Wildcats' surge which saw them build their margin to 18 points in the closing seconds. Andrews, who was primarily responsible for slowing Lackey in the second half, added 17 points and had 16 rebounds, and Tom Parker, despite setting out 12 minutes in the second half with an Injury, scored 12. Coach AI McGuire of MarqueUe, who saw three. of his · players foul out in the closing minutes and Lackey finish with four, said his team "had a good portion of our game taken away from us." McGuire said Kentucky 's getting into the bonus situation so early was "the difference in lhe game." Durham, whose Seminoles averaged 88 points a game during the regular season, said he thought the difference In his learn's victory was "our ability to play defense," and he was backed up by MiMesota coach Bill Musselman who should know good defense. when he sees It since his team led the nation In Utat department this season. "Well Prepared" "I have to credit Florida State with great overplay on defense," said the first year Gopher coach. ''They also took their time to break our press. That was one well-prepared learn." Minnesota, which won the Big Ten tiUe using just five players, after the suspension of Ron Behagen and Corky Taylor, suffered a crippling blow when 6-5 Keith ·Young picked up his fourth foul late in the first half and then fouled out with over 11 minutes left. The Gophers, who trailed 3529 at halftime, scrambled back to a 44-43 deficit with 13:56 to go but then went without a field goal for almost eight minutes in a fatal cold spell and fell behind by 10 points, 56-46. Florida Stale had five players In double figures, led by 6-6 Rowland Garrett with 23. Clyde Turner led the Gophers MEETING SET The Middleport Boys Baseball League will meet at 7:30 p.m . Monday at village hall. All Interested persons are invited. with 19 and Jim Brewer was I the only other Gopher In double •' figures with 10. Musselman said the Gophers' eight-day layoff since their last game "may have hurt. I'm not sure. And maybe the effort we put forth to win the Big Ten too~ aU we had left out of us. But I'm still damn proud of our players that they brought Minnesota this far." Durham turned his thoughts to Rupp and the possibility this might be Ute last year of coaching for the legendary Baron who has reached the mandatory retirement age of 70. "H thl.! is Coach Rupp's last year," Durham said, "II would be nice for him to go to Los Anseles (site of the finals) ' "but I can't puU for him." Open A PERSONAL SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY , Sweeten Your Tcimorrows 11's no fun , not having money when you need it - or when you want II something to splurge on sensational. You'll be surprised at how much happier, 'how much safer and more secure you'll feel with your own personal savings account. We have make your money work harder for you than any bonk ever did . Safely, f~gy Meigs Co. Branch _@ The Athens County Savings & loan Co. 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio Don GuUett (16-6 and 2.64 All Accounts Insured To ERA) and righthander Gary S20,000.00 by FSLIC. from the Astros Is at third Nolan (12·15). Lefty Rosa base. Grimsley (1o.7 as a rookie) Pete Rose, the Reds' "Char. also Ia a starter. Clay Carron ley Hustle" who batted .lOt last (I~ and 2.49) Ia the ace year as the one member of the reUever. team (along with May) who didn't tumble, is in (eft field, and the big hope 1.! Utat Bobby Tolan-resarded by many as the key man on the cl,b-wlll return to center field. v Tolan Rips Tendon . . . . Tolan rippl(j !)Is AdtWes tendon in January 1971 playing basketball and when he was almosl ready to return ripped It again and miased the whole season. Tolan's leg was not yet back to normal at the start of spring training. H Tolan can't make it In center field, then Anderson says the lp!ll will go to a:a,.year· old Ted Uhlaender, who was obtained from the Cleveland Indians for whom he hit .2118. George Foster, whom the Reds obtained from the San Franciaco Giants during lall season to replace Tolan, could he the right fielder. The return of Wayne Simpson and Jim Merritt would make a big difference to the Reds' pitching. Simplon wu 14-3 as a Reds' rookie In 1970, Phone but 4-7 last year with·hia arm 992-3748 trouble. Merrill, a leflhander, wu 3).12 In 1970 and 1·11 In !10 North lecond. Avenue ll1441eport, Ohio. 411110 1971. Anderson can COIDlt on lefty e READY MIX JOINT COMPOUND WE HAVE tHE READY MIX IN 1 GAL & 5 GAL CANS AND 5 LB. &25 LB. BAGS DRY -----------MOTOROLA .. QuBsa~:: Works In A Drawer Color T.V. With lnsfa.rnatic , Color Tunin& Diet Rite Cola SWEEPSTAKES BELTED TIRES WIDE OVAL - FIBERGLASS AT U)WE$T PRICES IN THIS AREA H&R · 'F-IRESTONE MII)'DLEPORT, O. diagonally measured contemporary console TV F•ceptional value I The biggest ava ilable "Quasar-Brlghl" picture (315 square inches) In a Walnut fin ishod cabinet of tempered hardboard and select solids. 33'/r "W, 31"H, 18"0 (addS" for lube cap!. Model WU'J04HW WERNER RADIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. rt dlflerent kinds ; lhey' ll al11 I. �~ ---- • ' S-1'be Dilly llealinel, MY.dleport-Pwnaoy, 0., "-dd_!7, tm 4- The Daily ~ritinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Mat('h 17, 1972 Dorsey Paces Austin Victory KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI )Richard Dorsey just isn't the kind of basketball player you can afford to leave on the bench . . stephen F. Austin (Tex.) Coach Marshall Brown admits the temptation is sometimes overwhelming. But then Dorsey comes up with the kind of game he played in Thursday night's quarter.final round of the NAJA basketball tournament. The 6-3 sophomore from Tallulah, La ., scored just one point in the first half. But he · tallied 26 in the last 20minutes, · · leadtng the second-seeded Lumberjacks to a 7U2 victory W 1m t (calif ) over es on ·· "He~s really a streak player,"· said Brown of his prlte sophomore guard. "You . t. t h' . d 1 h' . JUS pu liD 10 an eave. un 10 and, sooner or later, he~ do a pretty good job fo~ you. Dorsey started his hot streak Beard Grabs First Round Lead In GJO JA CKSONVILLE, Fla . (UP!) - Frank Beard, normally a notoriously slow starter on the PGA tour, had his problems compounded this year with the flu and a serious ear infection. But Beard, aiming for his sixth straight year above the $100,000 mark, had his game finely tuned Thursday as he posted a 4-under-par 68 iQ a gusty wind and intermittent heavy showers to take the firstround lead in the $125,000 Greater Jacksonville Open. As a late starter Thursday, Beard was hampered considerably by the heavy afternoon showers which delayed play for 48 minutes. AI Geiberger, one stroke back at 69, finished his round as the showers began. "I am certainly not a good wind player," said Beard. He ssid his good round in the wind and rain was an Indication of how his game has come around. !i';-yen. players_finished two strOkes back of Beard at 70, Including former U.S. and British Open champion Tony Jacklin, J.C. Snead, Jim Weichers, Grier Jones, Bob Murphy, Jim Hardy and George Hixon. · Arnold Palmer, who described his play as "awful," was at 71 along with Doug Sanders, Tommy Aaron, John Uster, Jim Gilbert, Rod C!D'l, Dick Lotz, Larry Ziegler and Jack Montgomery. Defending champion Gary Player headed a large group at 72 and Lee Trevino posted a 73. Jack Nicklaus is skipping the tournament. SHIR FINISHING SA¥E DAY SERVItE In At 9-0ut At 5 Use Our Free Porki~g Lot Robinson's Cleaners 216 E. 2nd, Pomeroy --··' with four fast-break layups, personalty taking Alistln from a !S-30 deficit to a 4WI lead within a two.minute stretch early In the second half. Tonight's semifinalists made the seeding committee look good in Thursday night's quarter-finals, All four to~ seeded teams, from an orlglnal field of 32, were victoriOUJl. Top:seeded Eau Claire (Wis.) had ill hands full with Webb (N.C.) outlasted Wlll~rn Augustana (Ill . ), but the Washington State, lt.75, and mugolds prevailed, 77-70. thlrdseeded Kentucky State Auguatana mounted a ~ downed St. Thomas (Minn. ), halfUme lead and tbe game ~7. remained close unw near the George Adams acored 38 end, when Eau Claire adminis- points for Clardner-Webb and tered an 11-3 lick. Tom Peck and Frank Schade .scored 22 and z~ points ID pace the Wiscoriatn team. Fourth-seeded Gardner- -"- G 1 tallied .. , Tr av.. ran "" ,or Kentucky Stale.. Tonlaht'a lelllifiMl round 'matches Eau a.tre against Gardner-Webb and Stephen F. Austin a,alnst Kentucky Sta~. Today's Sport Parade . 'Looal Bowllng Eirly a.rd LIIIUI MlrciiiS, lf72 · THm Slondi..l: D. G. Pinnettes 10 Evelyn's Grocery 52 Klft9 BuilderS 52 Larry's Ashland 48 Rawlings Dodge 32 Meigs Mobile Homes · 24 THm High Gllmo - D. G. Plnnelles 132 & BJl, Rawlings Dodge 793. . Tum High Ser'les - D. G. Plnnettes 2317, R•wllngs · Dodge 2272, Larry's Ashland 2237. . Ind. ' Hiah Gome - Mar.y Voss.214, Mary Hoover &Helen . Wolf 184, Mar,tha ,Nash 11.4. Ind. High S.ri" - Mary Voss 539, Mary Hoover 473. Jean Warner ~. Milson Bowling Ctnlor Sporn Bowling '1". · Wild Men 66 ' 38 C ~ ST. PETERSBURG, Fill. (UPI) ~ussle Busch never ~~~~ ~ ~ · · bothered asking my advice, but I'm not mad, I'll give it to him . The P.O. 52 52 PITTSBURGH (UP!) -Ha- games. Everyone aeked for ice anyway. Rojtds 51 53 rold Joseph "Pie" Tra~ cream except for YOUI!B TrayKl09 PIns 50 54 Simm d Gussl bo . ,._.' er own, e Y· Unit No. 3 .ot6 58 JUdged the greatest third nor, who always said: "I'll Thisi.sn'tlikeoneofthosemeetingadownatthebrewery. DShlfl 42 62 basema . in the hist of take pte, father." Now before he tells me to go peddle-my papera and what do 1 · · Taam High Series - Wild baseball" d'ed Th sda ory Released as mafl!lger by the • is when I don •t have the money lnvested he Mel) 25301High [).Shift 2455.- Wild • 1 ur Y·. know a bouthow It .ee Taam Game Traynor, 72, collapsed tn the :~~: Plrln~:'br•o~~steorr~ · doeS,I'dllke lim at least to know my advice to the players is the Mel) 880; A·~hlft 860. apariment of a friend, Police """"' 11\d. H~t Series - Yeager administered oxygen ln the 1946 and later was a television same I'm giving bini. Specifically: 57 Getoutofthathotsunandcoololfabittoo,boys. 1~~ 0'lu.:'~ome Moody ambulanee, but he was dead on interview!!f', You're llable to walk out two weeks from now, the way you're 236, Moore 235 . arrival at Shadyside Hospital In his retirement, he liked to of an apparent heart attack. . walk about the street. of all threatening lo, and find out nobody really cares. POMEROY LANES Traynor , who batted a Pittsburgh, and talk to · Gussie Busch, who'll manage to struggle along and make ends Morning Glories meet some way whether or not he continues operating· the St. sparltling .a2o during his 111- baseball fans, in restaurants, Mlrch 7,1972 year major league career, all bars and race tracks, Louis -eardinats, has a history of paying his players huge Pts 126 with Pittsburgh, had been especially those who salaries. He also has a history of blowing his cork when he feels Newell Sunoco Excelsior Oil Co. 113 0 they're trying to drain the last ounce out ri his barrel. hospitalized for ulcers and remembered the players of his G&J Auto Parts 102 lluch Ia Allll')' circulatory problems ln recent greatest seasons. Domigan Sohio 94 91 Angrily, impulsively, Busch snapped "I don't give a dsmn if Gibbs Grocery years. "I travel with the elite -the Market 74 A native New Englander who working man is the elite of the they do strike," when he was asked how he felt about the players' Spencer's High Team Series - G&J became a favorite adopted son world," he liked to say. threat to walk out on March 31 if the owners don't come up with Auto Parts 2309; Spencer's Markel 2195; Newell Sunoco of this city, Traynor leaves his His last public appearance more money for health benefill by then. · 2193; . wife, ·Eve. Funeral arrange- came on Nov. 20, ten, when 16 Gussie Busch Is a strongwilled individual, which sometimes is High Team Game - G&J ments will be handled by H. members of the baseball Hall merely a fancy way of saying a stubborn one. Auto Parts 854; Spencer's Samson Funeral Home. of Fame joined other baseball He's the type who'd lock up his doors If he was pushed far Market 775; Newell Sunoco 7~4. High Ind. Series - sandy Traynor played third base immortals at a testimonial enough and there are some among the players who are that inKorn 454; Margaret Follrod for the Pirates for 15 full dinner for Traynor that was clined to puah. 443; Carolyn McDaniel 415. seasons, from 1922 to 1937 and sponsored by the Piltlburgh . As the attorneys like to ssy, there is equity on both sides in this High Ind. Game - Thelma Osborne 176; Margarel Follrod parts of three others. He Chapter of the Baseball case. 166; Sandy Korn 164. managed the team from 1934 to Writers of America. Marvin Mtller, who heads the Players Association, points out 1939. American L~lon the increase the players are asking would merely cover the rise Born in Framingham, Mass., Ladles Auxlloory in the cost of living, and when you work out the aritltmetic that is March 10, 1972 in Nov. II, 1899, Traynor quite true. Stondings: acquired the nickname "Pie" Milson Bowling Center The owners, on the other hand, point to the lremendous Teem as a boy, A friendly priest Jr. Bugaloos · 30 Sporn low line salaries being paid the players and cite the fine pension plan and Headquarter Barmaids would buy the neighborhood 22 1. Wild Men 66·38; 2. B Shift Buckeyes 18 kids treats after their baseball 55·49; 3. A Shift SHO; 4. The other benefill they now have. Goble Marauders 18 P.O. 52-52 ; s. Rejecls 51·53; 6. Most of the players ID whom I've spoken do not feel salaries 16 King Plnl 50· 54; 7, Un113 46-58 ; have gotten out of hand. That's natural. A number, however, say Feeney Bennett Flyers Rolling Pins · 16 a. 0 Shift 42·62. Higli Ind. Gome - Delores High Team 5erles - Wild Vida Blue's demand of ~500 from Oakland owner Charlie Men 2530; 0 Shift 2455; High Finley is way out of line. That isn't so natural. One ballplayer Tyree 162, Mary Hoover 159. . High Series - Gerald Teem Game - Wild Men 880; rarely criticizes another for Mking anything - even the moon - Kessinger 443, Mary Hoover A Shift 860. Ind. High 5erles - Yeager just so long as the other player isn't asking it of him. Don't worry 433. Tum High Gome- Feeney 575 ; Couch 563. Ind. High Game about Vids leaving, though. He isn't going far. Bennett Flyers 476. Moody 236; Moore 235. Teom High Series OwnenFedUp 1. s2.2o- 2. Buckeyes 1340. All theownersl'vetalked with tell me tbey're fed up. Said one: Duncan & Sines 42-30; 3. "I go along with Busch, Let 'em strike! If you k,eep giving them Long Beach State still is Goodrich & Roush 39-33; 4 smarting from a 57-55 lou last Cremeans & Smith 34.38; s. more; they k.eep coming back lor more. A guy like Miller has ID ntREE WIN THREE year to UCLA tn the NACC Wright & Smith 34·38; 6. Hood make a showing with the players ID justify his salary, Say LONG Calif. (UP!) & Green 30·42 ; 7. Withers & Western regionala and has Blake 29·43; 8. Feonome Four baseball did close down a year. I say okay, let's see what ha~ -Argyle of Newoort been intent on a -lclt all 28-.U. · • -. pens. Look at what.happened to Joe N1!108tl) '!Jhen· ~ wa,,out-1 •Be~h;. ~ll!;, ~~~~~;~~;~ year. TS eam HlghFSerles- &DuWnhca n almost a year. Youaeldomsswhispicture ln the paper anymore, Longl!e8ch and The 49ers got their wish & 1nes 2017 ; erg\Json I1e tnalche8 19·78; Team High Game - There wasn't the great demand for his services. Another thing, Atlanta 'all 'lhin Thursday night as they Withers& Blake761; Ferguson what makes some of these players think they can come back Thursday on the Opening day of crushed San Francisco, 75-55, & White 711 . ~lghth ann~al Ind. High Series - Men : R. after a year's layoff? Particularly the older ones. You saw what the after UCL A route d We ber Sines 623 ; R. Capehart 573. happened with Curt Flood, didn't you? Did he ever get another Congressional Cup saibng State,~. In NCAA Western Women : P. Ferguson 521; J. job?" series. . regional play at Provo, Utah. White 503. Last time 1 heard, no. Bill. Ficker, the. pre..seraes Ind. High Game -Men: R. The rema tch will take PIace Sines 245; D. Duncan 218; My own reaction is that the players show a tendency to forget favor)te, lost two Of his three Saturday as UCLA's Women : P. Ferguson 177, J. they wouldn't have had an opportwiity to .make big money had matches . predominantly sophomore While 177. not the owners invested their own capital ln the · farst place. Bruins, unbeaten in regular • Wednesdoy Mixed Similarly, the owners sometimes have a tendency to forget the STUDENT KU.LED season pilly, attemPt for an 1, Try Hards 54·18; 2. public comes out solely to see the players. WINTER PRK, Colo. unprecedented sixth con- Shamrocks 51 ·21 ; 3. Smith & (UPI)-David•Allen Novelle, a ROIJsh 49.23; 4. H&H 40·32 ; S. Key to Probletw secutive NCAA title. Alley Gators J4.J6 ; 6. Sons.Q. 20-ye&Fold University of Utah Right there could be the key to all the problems besetting not Ali"American guird Ed Guns 2B·.U; 7. Pin Spotters 20· only baseball, but most other professional Sports now - the student, was killed Thursday Ratleff and Chuck Terry 52; 8. Woolles 10·62. While racing in an NCAA ski Team High Series - H&H public. scored 16 pointa each as Long competition. Try Hards 1835; Team I don't think either the players or the owners can be blamed for Beach stopped San Francisco. 1838; High Game - H&H 664; Try According to witnesses, NovThe 49ers' scrambling zone Hards 629. tryinl! to make u much money as they can. That's on!)' lmnan, Ind. High Series - Men : J. But If you lnlce the whole thing back far enough, here is a elle lost a ski after going defense held San Francisco to through a gate · during the 530; D. Tennant 520; just a 22 pet, shooting per- Wolfe Women: M. Hysell -462; N. 'situation brought about strictly by the public or the fans. downhlll and slammed into a centage and forced 10 steals, Smith «5. Fans shake their heads and cluck tbeir tongues over the tree at about ~ miles per Ind. High Game - Men: J. greediness of those ln professional sports. They rarely . diffour by RaUeff. hour. Wolfe D. Tennant 206; "This is the game I've been Women223; : D. Hysell 178; D. ferentiate between the owners and the players, saying, in effect, thinking about all year," said . Harbour 168. a plague on both their howles. Bill thele same lans IIIII keep Ratleff. "We've been pointing payq tbeir money. By doing so, wittingly or not, they are giving Tuesday Women toward UCLA all season and 1. Hair Harbour 60-27; Roush their endorsement ID both sides. now ·we'll get another shot at Construction 51·22; 3. Meson The moment the fans stop coming out, I mean stop coming out Furniture 56·24; 4, Hart's Used them." at all, it'll be a brand new ball game. Fm; both the players and the Cars 50·30; 5. M&R Foodllner Henry Bibby, the only senior 4(). 4lJ ; 6. Tom Rue Motors 36·.U; owners. in the Bruins' lineup, led UCLA 7. Ingels Furniture 20-60. Team High Series- Mason with 16 points and Larry Furniture 180.4; Hair Harbour Farmer had 15. 1712; Team High Game 24·48 ; 8. Penn Harts Used C.rs 1005. Mason Furniture 630; Mason Hoffman's Central 22·50. Furniture 622. High Series - Bodkin High Team 5eries - Mason 672Ind. Ind. High Series - Vivian ; Mason 671 . Ind. High Co. Bank 2890; Harll Used Game - Snyder 265; Nelson Fry 513; Shirley Hood 501. Cars 2837. Team Hl9h Game - 251. Ind. High Game - Kathy W. Va. Natlc.,.l Guard lOIS; Davis 192; Vivian Fry 191. raynor SflCCUm bS tru1e ' f _ HOSPITAL rNEWS Meigs Property Transfers Roy Kohlhauaen, Jr., Macie M. Kohlhausen ID Frederick W. Goebel, Byrl Griffin, Lot, Tuppers PlainS. Archie E. Lee; June P. Lee to Everett J. Michael, Sharon M. Michael, Lot, Syracuse. Archie E. Lee, June P. Lee to John D. Wolfe, Lot, Syracuse. ' Everett i... Bachner, Kathryn L. Bachner to Carl Platter, Kay Platter, Lot, Middleport. William Thomas. Soulsby, June Rose Soul$by to Franklin Real Estate, Parcel, Salisbury. E. J. Htll, Mary M. Hill to Robert K. Wilson, Patricia L. Wilson, 8 Acres, Chester. Holler Medk21 Cealir, ~ Ave. and Cedar $1. a,alril vtalttnc houri ,.. and ., .. 'p,IIJ, MaternityVilltinlhoun 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. l'lrenla on!)' on Pediatrics Ward. Blrlltl • Mr. and Mrl. a-Id E. Boggs, Oak Hlll, I ~~; Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Greene, Jacklon, a daqhllr; . Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. ·Nottingham, Pomeroy; a 'ICirinllld Mr. and .. Mrs. Wllllam 'O. Can!rell, Gallipoltl, a 1011. D~lw&N .1 Larry Wandling'; R'l)y Pierson, Margie Miller, Robert, Callahan, Wtlllarn Crablrit, · Brenda Harrlaon, · Daphne McLaughlin, Mrs. Philip ·. Burgess, Ill ,and .·son, ~ Cremeans, David Fife, Loitl~tt A. Folmer, Kathy HillinC' ·bo!ham, Vi¢tor Hysell, lait Meado.ws, ilenry Nadee, Edward Robinson, ~e11le ' Sheela, Henry Walker, Mrs:' Roger K. Waller and daqhti!r, Hilda White, Derek He111011, J: Emmett Morrison, J. King and Tessie Johnson. ' Delbert Carnahan, Hilda Carnahan to Larry D. Carnahan, Joan E. Carnahan, 2.74 Acres, Chester. Dale Barr, Pauline Barr, Mildred 0. Harris, Charles Barr, Evelyn Barr, H. 0. Barr, scm RE'RJRNS Dorothy Barr to Russell Barr, SEBRING, Fla. (UP!) .,. 1.50 Acre, Olive. Robert "Skip" Scott ~r., winner of the world Dale Barr, Pauline Barr, Mildred 0. Harris, Charles manufacturer's champiml!rlp . Barr, Evelyn Barr, Russell in 1966, will make his return.to Barr,Helen Barr lo H. 0. Barr, racing ln the 12 hours .of Sebring on March 25. , .90 Acre, Olive. Scott, who is a vice Pre!flde!tl Dale Barr, Pauline Barr, and part owner of E!Jecutlve Mildred 0 . Harris, Russell Jet Aviation of Co!utnbl!l 1 Barr, Helen Barr, H. 0. Barr, Ohio, will drive a Ferrari GT . Dorothy Barr to Charles Barr, Daytona Coupe in partnenhlp 1.87 Acre,, Olive. David Hobbl. PameJr Local Bowling ]WJt In Time For '@ SPRING FLAME STITCH UCLA Wm, R h In Big ematc Fero~:;;:: t·~rt~ .. TUNK POPS .- FUNK 5 McCLURE'S Swing Into Spring Come As You Are and Eat In The Car McCLURE'S 4th& Locust FOR 1972 PLANTING See your local Funk's G Dt1ler ond Funk's G· HyiH'ids for 1972 Your Funk's.G dealer will be pleased and proud lo show you Funk's , G·Hrbrlds for 1972. It will allow VOIJ to be certain the hybrids you choose for 1972 are proven . SUGAR RUN MILLS "Service For Over 100 Years" 180 Mulberry 992-2115 Pomeroy ~ 70. High Team 5erles - Penn Centrai260S; Mason Agg. 2553. Team High Game - Penn Central 964; Mason Agg . 872. Ind. High Series - Davis 562 ; Burton 557 ; Ind. High Game - Young 214; Miller 203. Kygor Creek 1. Odd Balls 60·21; 2. A Shift 58·30; 3. Day Malnl. 56·32; 4. Timber Splitters 50·38; 5. Rejecls 42·-46; 6. Slrugglers 30. 58; 7. CShlfl28-60; I. B Shift 28· 60. Team High Series - Odd Balls 2694; Odd Balls 2437. Team High Game - Odd Balls 945; Odd Balls 930. High l.nd. Game - R. Hysoll 265 ; G. Milch 245; High Ind. S.ri~s - G. Shrlmplln 643 ; C. , Ferguson 633. · Sloolworken 1. Rejects 30·9; 2. Wonders 29·10; 3. Nuts & Bolts 27·12; 4. Foole Heels 19·19; 5. Sllft9ers 18·21; 6. Skips 11·22 ; 7. Ferros 15-23. ' High; Team Series -,- Won. ders 2549; Null '& Bolts 2537. Team High Game - - Wonders a94 ; Nuls & Bolts !90. Ind. High Series - H. Nelson 607 ; B. While 568; Ind. High Game - L. James 230; H. Nelson 224. · Mondor Merdo.lnls 1. Harts Used C.rs 60·12; 2. Millers Insurance 48·24 ; ;3. Mason Auto Mart .00·~2: 4. Keefer's Service St•llon 37 JS; l . W. Va . Nat' I Gu.1rd 32·40, 6. Mason Co. Bank 29.43 ; 7. ON THESE BEAUTIES 1949 M&M . LINCOLN TRAOOR ' 2 Dr., dr. blue, standard lrans .• O'Verdrive . Good shape. '500 WJLLYS JRP Sleet cab, 4 wheel drive,· guod lires, good shape. •400 New back tires, A-1 con - 'dl>lon. Miss Stivers Honored ~ DiaD Iiuanet' .00 Mra. llr~. Charles Wildermuth, Michie!, Mra. Lesley Hawk, Paul . La~rence elftertained· Mn· Orval Wiles, Join, Robert Mrs, Margaret ~ and recently with a ~ . . _ Arilold, Mlas Paula · Jean Mrs. Paul La~. · honll'lnc Miss Rebecea Sue • ila., Mia France~ Hawk, Mila Stivmt II the brtdeStiven. Mil. NeWe Barnhart, Mrs. , elect of Michael Jo~eph Glllilel were played with Otarlli ' Werry; Mill Callly · Hargraves. The wedding will . prli.ea iill_ itc to Mn. ~ ,,erry, Mn. Robert · Hawk, . be the event of April a at the Ar11_o1a, ,· Mra. , .!?arrell ' Mra. E~ W~, Mrs. ~ven . Sacred Heart Churc]l, • Hliwthorne, ~ra. q'P.!'ae ~~- .Carl flt11111ell, :~ : Pcmeroy. ~· lil4 ..~ .,~ ~\bt'lfli•.. :~ra._ Oliver Sttv.er,, ,A, IP'"II, ,Wtilte,. and . ~ yel!OJ' ,e!llor .•clieme was · _·;',l,rr.~" carrliicf Cl!lt in \he clecor8ti0111 1 f 1 _,,, ., and retre.hmenta. . :~ ~ 16 Ft. BOAT & NEW TRAILER No molar. Bolh Included! SEE OR CALL RAY RIGGS .__Pho•n•e.'•.s.·4211iOO..;.or.;'•'5ii.-4iililooiirr·•Ciiihiiiiiester, o. I · . <J,1 E··.unn·s'· 'Mr.·" ' Hollon 1 V(.lo ' ' ' , \ • " ' . '',,., ; \, , and punc)l were lierved by the hostesses. The rtfreilbment table Wll decorated with a bride replica ~led with yellow r011e1,. The centerpiece for the gift table coniilted of a rain drop COVered platform with a small doll dressed ln a raln coat atid carrylnl! an umbrella, This centerpiece w:as handmade by Mrs. Bermce Evans. The guest list Uncluded Mrl. Kendall Dunfee, Mn. Roy Domigan, Mra. Jack Follrod, Mrs. E. E. Follrod, Mrs. Terry Fulks, Mra: Don Roush, Mrs, Lucy Spencer, Miss Mary E. Chapman, Mrs. Wllliam Stiven, Mra. Bernice Evans, Mrs. ·Don Hunnel, Mill J111111t Stivers, Mrs. Sarah Koehler, Mrs .. VIctor Baht, Mra. Don Van .. _ ....,ter, Mra. J obn BenII, ~ ~~.. ~:Ha~L~ .............. ......,.. ww...Mra ,.,, u - na-. ...... .....,,.e ....-graves, . Harvey' Van VI'Uken, Mrs. p T • M 1 eggy, ay,or, n . Pau Hawk, Mlu Carol Hataraves, ' lbe · The Marl:h meeting of the· W.S.C.S. of tbe F-t. Run , Methodiat Church was held Wedneadsy evening at tbe ' h<lne of Mrs. Mart Evans with Mrs. Edison Hollon, co-hCIIIesa. The meeting ~ with the song "In tbe Garde,n" followed by a prayer by the group in memory of Ida Laudermut, who wa1 a member of the Society for many years and who' recently paued away. Mrs. Edith SIIBOit was devoUonal leader. Her scripture wu taken from ·the Book of Matthew and her · meditation was an article written by Astronaut Aldrin on his ''Taking Communion in Space." · Mrs. Alfred Yeal18er 'lias proeram leader, her tOpic being "A Celebration of Liberation for Ea1tert1me" Iaten from the study book ·~A Leap ln Faith.'' The proflram was centered around a celebration and ' proclamation of tbe Uberation of life and in and a call to renew faith ,by affirming the peuonal meaning ol that evenl lleadinga on Humility, Hunpr, H,_!!ng, Harmony, Hutanna, Heartaches; Horror, and Hope were . given by varloua members. The song "I · know that my· Redee·mer livelli" by tlie llfOUP and prayet by'tl!e leader clllled the program. Mrs. Edith Sisson's special reading was entiUed "That Time Again." · The worllhlp <ienter corialaled of a white ceramic plaque of the Lord's Supper and a Crou as a background. It was centered with an open Bible, a loaf <t bi-ead and a slaas of juice. . ,; , . Athank ·Y1111frotnMrs:·John Scott was read for,. fiowet1 aent during lief .recent h,Oipltallzation, Thirty-one sick calls · were R~Jde by t~e · members the Pill month.. A whltee1-blntllleWasheld by ~~ the lllelllbers 'to llelp buDd up the treatw-Y, ' · A IIUI')Irile birthday, card lhower was given Mrs. Harry . Wyatt and tbe holteues surprlaed her with a green and ' white decorated birthday cake. · ~y also lleited green and wrute lee cream, mints and SUNDA:Y nuts. DEDICATION ceremooles The members present ir. , \ J' ,r.' • d'' : Giving"fallhlondtrection"ID younca~rs enrolled tn liql1lnlng 4-H clothing projects '14 a· goal of the 1m.Ohio 4-H F~qn Board. Special fashion !lyers,from the Fashion Board )'ere recently 'distributed to 4'H•ers taking the jumper, lounging; and school clothes projects; rei)C!I'ts Dr. Virginia Evana, aalltant alate leader, 4-H, The Ohio State University. Authors of the flyers are the 12 Ohio teenagers currently serving on the 4-H Fashion • Board. The flyers 'contain fashion tips to help young members create becoming outfits with their 4-H projects. A local teen, Miss Jean Whitehead, ag~ 19, of Reedsville,.is a member of the 1972 4H . Fashion Board. Miss Wht~head is ~ fn;shman at Ohio State Umverstly. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead. Miss Whitehead was selected for the 4-H Fashion Board at the Ohio State Fair last August. _.J d Cleanina0 Session C01/tUUCte · SYRACUSE _The Ladles thir ti Anxlll•ry met at e mee ng house Tuetlday, March 14, atiO . · . Thiswasthethirdtimeshehad The Fashion Board members participated in the Ohio State wt~ !tach modeling at the lm Fair Style Revue, having Ohio State Fatr 4-H Style received "Outstanding of ~ Re_vues. The ~ens will parDay" two years . Mass licapate In local a?d area Whitehead has also received events deahng w1th 4-H five county awards in cloUting clothing projects ane acand style review and has livities. . served as chairman of _the The .4-H Fashaon Board is Meigs County 4-H Style Revtew supervised by Dr. Evans ~nd for two years. An active Junior osu. .Extenston clothmg Leader, she has served on the specaaltsts, Mrs. Orena Ha~es Junior Fair Board, served as and Mrs. Norma Deyo. Ohio 4chairman of the Meigs County H club work is the youth 4-H Advisory Committee, and program of The Ohio State attended Ohio Junior University's. Cooperahve Leadership Camp. The "Fashion Directions" theme wtll be emphasized ln all activities of the 4JI fashion Board.Theteenswillserveas models in special . meetings , u,ad·"·· .later this year for ... v-.rs; junior leaders, and paren~. VEGETABLE &~Eft SEEDS BULK AND PACKETS •PEAT POTS •PLANT STARTER . . . . . - KIT PUNDt 'N GROW •POlliNG SOIL eRA-PII)GRO Soluble Plant Food •AMMONIUM NITRATE . -.,tNTUI'tA •soo A.L$0 150 wao. lU NG so TO 11111 LA I"AJI:IIIINNI I:U FJ TO 1!100 T11d1 your old diamond lor t sparklin' new Keepsake Diamond Ring, woth a guaranteed'Jerfect diamond of superb cut 1 color. ;E:xte:ns:lo;n;Se:r~vt:ce:·----====-==== meetings will .be ·on M:onday evenings at 7,30 Instead of Tuesday afterncions. The group wUI ftx baked ~.;ken for the :·~:~=~~~: cancer crusade dinner' to be held on Aprll9. 'Named for the 1:30 p.m. presided over by · ll committee were Elva Dailey president, Jean Ha · · and Mildred Pierce. Devoti0111 were given by .· Eleanor Sohram, using the Hostesses lor the , next ' booltlet "The Gospel of Luke... meeting will be Jean Hall and All Occasions Ten members answered roll Elva Da I.ley' and a blind Wo wire call by na-ning their favorite auction wUI be held of articles Ever~'!,"!. _ _ magazine, worth 50 cents or more brought · ~992·2039' Minutes of the last meeting by those ·attending. were reed and various reports Present were Eleanor weregtven.Ailwereapproved. Bohram, Elva Dailey, Thelma ·p0111.,., Flower Shop. . TheladleswishiDexpresstheir Grueser, Jean Hall,. fldrienne·· -·~ ·' rRwAY thanks to all who have sent Hubbard, Clara Lavender, 'auHiirnut Ave., Pomeroy HARRlllONVIILE 5th and donations to date ID help Mildred Pierce, Marie Rizer, Mrs. Millon! Von Meier ~~ ~a,.lba!J . nm alJ.,.:II:a~~..;~e;e ~= !"~.~.J~ N~, ~' ··~efray the 'expensek:on.t!Mllou'• •lAda •Siack, and Agnes~iWhllei•'I'J...;~~.;;;.,;;;;;,;;.. .;,...,;.;_.,• .•."•,•. •,,•, . loil6o .-l!f, LIIIGJ.,IQ[zlbh.. . :aiiir ~· Ann"' AllrM. Yeauger, .Mra, ~ Of lhttt Eas~ project. " '. . " 1·. . ' . '"" ·, ,.. , . . .,. .. ,. ' . '. team. &pre dance f!Un, I to Mal ' ' ' ·. ' . Holter, Mrs. Olan Gtnhelnier.' Beglnni- , Ma ' h .,., " " ··~• 011 rc ••· uo: ll· .. p.m ·withtbeHlll•-; Mlch., .wlll be IUIJII apeabr. Mrs.UiwlnN-,Mra.Rarry ... · · ..,..... ' 8ervlcel for dedication ' of new Wyatt, Mra. ·Denver Holter, Sanctuary will be at Zp.m. Mrs. Fred N-, Mri. Edith DANCE P-'RTY, Friday, ' . Silson and Mn. au. Wallon Wahama Hiflb SChool AMEIDCAN Le&im Field and hoatesses, Mrs. Mark auditorium ato 11 with the Jajs Service orientation, Z . p.m. . Evans and Mra. Edison Hollon. emceeinC. IC!lool ljiOIIf!l'ed. Middleport hall. For all Three Hiles wtll be purchased Jesionnairu, auxiliary . - · for the Easter services at the i.UtJRDAY members,andjunloralnMelp Middl'eport . First Baptist DANCEPARTY Saturday a County. . . Church by the Hearthstone to 11 p. m., POMEROY MEN'S Bowling THMUUieS Clau, It was decided at School, the Jays emceeing, Alln., annual meeting, 1 p.m. MAsoN_ Approlima~tly 20 Tuesday night's meeting at the schooli!POIIIOI'ed. ~unday, P::e~o!m::'Ung persons attended Mason Grade . home of Mr, and Mrs. Willls . BELLING and 1hower ~~ Monda •....:...... SChool Parent Teacben Anthony. hOIIOI'iJttl Mr. and Mra. ~ nco mAL Y -v-· Alloclatlon meettnc Tuelday It was noted !hat a breakfast Randolph 7:30 p. m. Satll!'day March 24 at l«<l, Bottom evetilnc and lleartt liz can- will be served at the _cllurch at Hlmloct Grove .Grange ~ !lturch, UO tach dldate•· for Ma1on County Easter morning followmg the Hall. , eveniJte, ·Lori Brallord, Board of Education apeak. All sunrise service,. Mrs. John PIJBlJC and corn evanpllst. Public welcol'ne. candldates were invited and Werner, president, gave brtad IIJpper, Saturday, thoae attending were' Bill devotions using "The · Us~! Tuppers . Plaina United MONDAY Brady, Cbarle• E1henaur, That Shines in the Darkness Methodist · Church anne11 , THEODORUS Councll17, D. RDbert Neal, Bill Howard, as her topic. She used scripture aervinflllartingat4:30p. m. ofA.,~ay,7 :110p. m.IOOF Robert Goldsberry and Ted from,Joluti.HaroldHubbard Hall. BrOclturea on Insurance Stevens conduc~ a qui%. AMEIDCAN LEGION PCIIt m1111 a·- 11 - " ' · ..___ Mrs · · M Anthon "led b . Racine blrthda and )11..,... ~ ..... ""' u ..u · The pre1ident ol the rs. y, ass.. Y ~ ' yr.:y ,Nettle U.,... or Mn. Henry asaoclation, Mr. Charles her granddaqhter,_Barbara, IIIIIIP8I'• Saturday, • p.m. Reibel. Kitchen prealded 'nlll PTA served a deiHrt course.ID Mt. withspeaqr,,rormemben~ MIDDLEPORT BPW Club; voted to' purchue ~book lhelf and. Mrs. Hlirold Hubbard, famllles, ~~~7:30 p.m. Monday, Columbia lor Mrl. Lawrence Foreman's Allen Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Gu Co, ~. Middleport. home room and diiCUIIed Paul Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Program by world affairs bOnds and new deU:a for the David Darst, Mr. and ·Mrs. ~ ~ committee, Ne!Ue Vale, •chool and improvirlg the John Werner, Mr. and Mn. .. • ']'{! chalrmu ;, Beulah Strauu, driveway leadinll to the school Mlll<tn H!!od, and the Rev. PROGRAM ( FarleKenned)',NCII'IDIWUaon. boule. No acticin wu taken. Charles Sbnona. · Gulli IPM!rer, Jolut Reece, Bob Adtlna, anotber canIIOOKS FOR ~ public allatra coordinator, dldate for . Malon county WON BWE·ameoN ' Ohio Poww Co. School Board, wu· working, Lori Ann Wood, Pomeroy I IAITIR · 'ltJI:IDAY unable to attend. Refresh- Elementary SChool fifth . <: SI!RVICIS BEND OF The River Garden menll were served. grader, wu a blue ribbon Club, Tuelday eventna. 7:30 winner ln tbe pastel catecory P~·· home e( Mrs. W1laon Q-Wit(lt is ~niq~t about rather · than a white rlbbot\ Carpenter. Potluck, Mrs. COIIIbiTdst winner ln crayon. Her entry s~o · Robtrt Lewla wlll be the IU"t A-Cowbirds .... the only was made in the wrong 'I' speaker. parasitic American birds. category. flOWERS &r flo~;;"- ·,Social Calendar DANCE TO LIVE ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY NIGHT, MARat 18 10 PM 'TIL 2 AM e Martin Resta In The Heart of MiddlePOrt John Kalleel Combo Roberto Clendennen, vocalist John Kallel, on sax John Lynch, drums Skip Stewort, bass 1____.;__._...,;.;,._________.. •· Class to Buy &stet Lilies ·PTA Visited · Bry ·Ca-J:J.... waiwna m8h ·MI DDUPORT 1 · ,00K II NORTHRUP KINO ' I · Gilead area; Jody Mathie, Canfield area ; Ann Fortman, Defiance area ; Jean Whitehead, Jackson (Reedsville) area . Back row, left to right : Debbie Chalk, Wapakoneta area, Janet Mikesell, member-at-large ; Sandra Barrett, Fremont area; Julie Frost, Washinston C. H. area; Linda HusiDn, Wooster area; Candace Heslep, McConnelsville area; and July Kay, EaiDn area. r:~::n~~=~ are Hostess.~s of.~lion· l;V$C~:. · ,Whitehead ~ Ohio 4-H. Fashion Board 0 .~~ -- ~ --·~ •A COMPLETE UNE OF - -., ' .. ' ORTHO GARDEN PRODUCTS ' ' ' ·····~························ ' •SEED POTATOES AT1HE COBBLERS : KENNEBEC MEIGS IN·N AND RED PONTIAC ' '500 "' i . · .. IT'S SMJI .ES ALL AROUND lor the 1.972 Ohio 4-H Falhlan Board. Twelve Ohio teensgena serve on the Board. Selection Is based on fashion know.!Jow, modeling skill, and leaderlhtp ability. Members of the 1m 4:11 Board are: Front row, left to right:. Belay Zurface, member-at-large; Joy Eversole, Mt. SEkl 992-5248 1. SEED CORN 992-5292 kbor-·, TIME TO BUY Tuesdor lndustriol Burton Sunoco 60-20·; 2. Coca -Cola 48·32; 3. Penn Central 41·32·•. 4. Mason Agg. 42.38; 5. Carolina Lumber 36. 44; 6. New Haven Furniture 10. Charkne Hoeflich u_. LADIES: SHORT SLEEVE Long Beach, 1 ,, , PARTY TONIGHT . The annual St. Patrlct'1.n.,. couple'• party ol ~ ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will be held ton!8ht at 6:3Q p.m. at the Orchid ~­ A dance will be held followlnl the dinner. Mualc will be provtded by the Bill Frances band. • •WHITE MD YEUOW · ' ' •contM1 Rute1. 1. No pufchau necetury. 2. All u.nclaimed prizes will be 1warcted by r~nctom _drawing lrom entrlea 1ubmitted. No c•ah 1ubttitution1 for prlz... 3. Conteat open to 111 licanHd drivers, 18 years or older. 4. Contelt CIOMI midnight M•rch 31 , 1§72. 5 . Void inWaehington . Witeonaln. Missouri . and where prohibited by law. 8. Winnera are lilble tor 111 state 1nd local tiXea. 7. Not eligible tor prizes ere employee• and IRS dependents of Chry•lerPiymouth Division : Ita dealers, advert/s ino agencies, and Visual Services , Inc. ··· .Onion Sets •GARDE~ PLOWS . ' ALSO GARDEN AND PRUNING TOOLS Night ,,10. til 1 .Armand At .The ·Organ PH. 992-.1629 . .~urday Night 10 til 2 The Critics Choice POMERQY, OHIO ••• We wut to be tbe kind of Dealer America nn1s. '' ' ' .TOM RUE MOTORS 399 South 3rd Ave., Middleport, 0. • �~ ---- • ' S-1'be Dilly llealinel, MY.dleport-Pwnaoy, 0., "-dd_!7, tm 4- The Daily ~ritinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Mat('h 17, 1972 Dorsey Paces Austin Victory KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI )Richard Dorsey just isn't the kind of basketball player you can afford to leave on the bench . . stephen F. Austin (Tex.) Coach Marshall Brown admits the temptation is sometimes overwhelming. But then Dorsey comes up with the kind of game he played in Thursday night's quarter.final round of the NAJA basketball tournament. The 6-3 sophomore from Tallulah, La ., scored just one point in the first half. But he · tallied 26 in the last 20minutes, · · leadtng the second-seeded Lumberjacks to a 7U2 victory W 1m t (calif ) over es on ·· "He~s really a streak player,"· said Brown of his prlte sophomore guard. "You . t. t h' . d 1 h' . JUS pu liD 10 an eave. un 10 and, sooner or later, he~ do a pretty good job fo~ you. Dorsey started his hot streak Beard Grabs First Round Lead In GJO JA CKSONVILLE, Fla . (UP!) - Frank Beard, normally a notoriously slow starter on the PGA tour, had his problems compounded this year with the flu and a serious ear infection. But Beard, aiming for his sixth straight year above the $100,000 mark, had his game finely tuned Thursday as he posted a 4-under-par 68 iQ a gusty wind and intermittent heavy showers to take the firstround lead in the $125,000 Greater Jacksonville Open. As a late starter Thursday, Beard was hampered considerably by the heavy afternoon showers which delayed play for 48 minutes. AI Geiberger, one stroke back at 69, finished his round as the showers began. "I am certainly not a good wind player," said Beard. He ssid his good round in the wind and rain was an Indication of how his game has come around. !i';-yen. players_finished two strOkes back of Beard at 70, Including former U.S. and British Open champion Tony Jacklin, J.C. Snead, Jim Weichers, Grier Jones, Bob Murphy, Jim Hardy and George Hixon. · Arnold Palmer, who described his play as "awful," was at 71 along with Doug Sanders, Tommy Aaron, John Uster, Jim Gilbert, Rod C!D'l, Dick Lotz, Larry Ziegler and Jack Montgomery. Defending champion Gary Player headed a large group at 72 and Lee Trevino posted a 73. Jack Nicklaus is skipping the tournament. SHIR FINISHING SA¥E DAY SERVItE In At 9-0ut At 5 Use Our Free Porki~g Lot Robinson's Cleaners 216 E. 2nd, Pomeroy --··' with four fast-break layups, personalty taking Alistln from a !S-30 deficit to a 4WI lead within a two.minute stretch early In the second half. Tonight's semifinalists made the seeding committee look good in Thursday night's quarter-finals, All four to~ seeded teams, from an orlglnal field of 32, were victoriOUJl. Top:seeded Eau Claire (Wis.) had ill hands full with Webb (N.C.) outlasted Wlll~rn Augustana (Ill . ), but the Washington State, lt.75, and mugolds prevailed, 77-70. thlrdseeded Kentucky State Auguatana mounted a ~ downed St. Thomas (Minn. ), halfUme lead and tbe game ~7. remained close unw near the George Adams acored 38 end, when Eau Claire adminis- points for Clardner-Webb and tered an 11-3 lick. Tom Peck and Frank Schade .scored 22 and z~ points ID pace the Wiscoriatn team. Fourth-seeded Gardner- -"- G 1 tallied .. , Tr av.. ran "" ,or Kentucky Stale.. Tonlaht'a lelllifiMl round 'matches Eau a.tre against Gardner-Webb and Stephen F. Austin a,alnst Kentucky Sta~. Today's Sport Parade . 'Looal Bowllng Eirly a.rd LIIIUI MlrciiiS, lf72 · THm Slondi..l: D. G. Pinnettes 10 Evelyn's Grocery 52 Klft9 BuilderS 52 Larry's Ashland 48 Rawlings Dodge 32 Meigs Mobile Homes · 24 THm High Gllmo - D. G. Plnnelles 132 & BJl, Rawlings Dodge 793. . Tum High Ser'les - D. G. Plnnettes 2317, R•wllngs · Dodge 2272, Larry's Ashland 2237. . Ind. ' Hiah Gome - Mar.y Voss.214, Mary Hoover &Helen . Wolf 184, Mar,tha ,Nash 11.4. Ind. High S.ri" - Mary Voss 539, Mary Hoover 473. Jean Warner ~. Milson Bowling Ctnlor Sporn Bowling '1". · Wild Men 66 ' 38 C ~ ST. PETERSBURG, Fill. (UPI) ~ussle Busch never ~~~~ ~ ~ · · bothered asking my advice, but I'm not mad, I'll give it to him . The P.O. 52 52 PITTSBURGH (UP!) -Ha- games. Everyone aeked for ice anyway. Rojtds 51 53 rold Joseph "Pie" Tra~ cream except for YOUI!B TrayKl09 PIns 50 54 Simm d Gussl bo . ,._.' er own, e Y· Unit No. 3 .ot6 58 JUdged the greatest third nor, who always said: "I'll Thisi.sn'tlikeoneofthosemeetingadownatthebrewery. DShlfl 42 62 basema . in the hist of take pte, father." Now before he tells me to go peddle-my papera and what do 1 · · Taam High Series - Wild baseball" d'ed Th sda ory Released as mafl!lger by the • is when I don •t have the money lnvested he Mel) 25301High [).Shift 2455.- Wild • 1 ur Y·. know a bouthow It .ee Taam Game Traynor, 72, collapsed tn the :~~: Plrln~:'br•o~~steorr~ · doeS,I'dllke lim at least to know my advice to the players is the Mel) 880; A·~hlft 860. apariment of a friend, Police """"' 11\d. H~t Series - Yeager administered oxygen ln the 1946 and later was a television same I'm giving bini. Specifically: 57 Getoutofthathotsunandcoololfabittoo,boys. 1~~ 0'lu.:'~ome Moody ambulanee, but he was dead on interview!!f', You're llable to walk out two weeks from now, the way you're 236, Moore 235 . arrival at Shadyside Hospital In his retirement, he liked to of an apparent heart attack. . walk about the street. of all threatening lo, and find out nobody really cares. POMEROY LANES Traynor , who batted a Pittsburgh, and talk to · Gussie Busch, who'll manage to struggle along and make ends Morning Glories meet some way whether or not he continues operating· the St. sparltling .a2o during his 111- baseball fans, in restaurants, Mlrch 7,1972 year major league career, all bars and race tracks, Louis -eardinats, has a history of paying his players huge Pts 126 with Pittsburgh, had been especially those who salaries. He also has a history of blowing his cork when he feels Newell Sunoco Excelsior Oil Co. 113 0 they're trying to drain the last ounce out ri his barrel. hospitalized for ulcers and remembered the players of his G&J Auto Parts 102 lluch Ia Allll')' circulatory problems ln recent greatest seasons. Domigan Sohio 94 91 Angrily, impulsively, Busch snapped "I don't give a dsmn if Gibbs Grocery years. "I travel with the elite -the Market 74 A native New Englander who working man is the elite of the they do strike," when he was asked how he felt about the players' Spencer's High Team Series - G&J became a favorite adopted son world," he liked to say. threat to walk out on March 31 if the owners don't come up with Auto Parts 2309; Spencer's Markel 2195; Newell Sunoco of this city, Traynor leaves his His last public appearance more money for health benefill by then. · 2193; . wife, ·Eve. Funeral arrange- came on Nov. 20, ten, when 16 Gussie Busch Is a strongwilled individual, which sometimes is High Team Game - G&J ments will be handled by H. members of the baseball Hall merely a fancy way of saying a stubborn one. Auto Parts 854; Spencer's Samson Funeral Home. of Fame joined other baseball He's the type who'd lock up his doors If he was pushed far Market 775; Newell Sunoco 7~4. High Ind. Series - sandy Traynor played third base immortals at a testimonial enough and there are some among the players who are that inKorn 454; Margaret Follrod for the Pirates for 15 full dinner for Traynor that was clined to puah. 443; Carolyn McDaniel 415. seasons, from 1922 to 1937 and sponsored by the Piltlburgh . As the attorneys like to ssy, there is equity on both sides in this High Ind. Game - Thelma Osborne 176; Margarel Follrod parts of three others. He Chapter of the Baseball case. 166; Sandy Korn 164. managed the team from 1934 to Writers of America. Marvin Mtller, who heads the Players Association, points out 1939. American L~lon the increase the players are asking would merely cover the rise Born in Framingham, Mass., Ladles Auxlloory in the cost of living, and when you work out the aritltmetic that is March 10, 1972 in Nov. II, 1899, Traynor quite true. Stondings: acquired the nickname "Pie" Milson Bowling Center The owners, on the other hand, point to the lremendous Teem as a boy, A friendly priest Jr. Bugaloos · 30 Sporn low line salaries being paid the players and cite the fine pension plan and Headquarter Barmaids would buy the neighborhood 22 1. Wild Men 66·38; 2. B Shift Buckeyes 18 kids treats after their baseball 55·49; 3. A Shift SHO; 4. The other benefill they now have. Goble Marauders 18 P.O. 52-52 ; s. Rejecls 51·53; 6. Most of the players ID whom I've spoken do not feel salaries 16 King Plnl 50· 54; 7, Un113 46-58 ; have gotten out of hand. That's natural. A number, however, say Feeney Bennett Flyers Rolling Pins · 16 a. 0 Shift 42·62. Higli Ind. Gome - Delores High Team 5erles - Wild Vida Blue's demand of ~500 from Oakland owner Charlie Men 2530; 0 Shift 2455; High Finley is way out of line. That isn't so natural. One ballplayer Tyree 162, Mary Hoover 159. . High Series - Gerald Teem Game - Wild Men 880; rarely criticizes another for Mking anything - even the moon - Kessinger 443, Mary Hoover A Shift 860. Ind. High 5erles - Yeager just so long as the other player isn't asking it of him. Don't worry 433. Tum High Gome- Feeney 575 ; Couch 563. Ind. High Game about Vids leaving, though. He isn't going far. Bennett Flyers 476. Moody 236; Moore 235. Teom High Series OwnenFedUp 1. s2.2o- 2. Buckeyes 1340. All theownersl'vetalked with tell me tbey're fed up. Said one: Duncan & Sines 42-30; 3. "I go along with Busch, Let 'em strike! If you k,eep giving them Long Beach State still is Goodrich & Roush 39-33; 4 smarting from a 57-55 lou last Cremeans & Smith 34.38; s. more; they k.eep coming back lor more. A guy like Miller has ID ntREE WIN THREE year to UCLA tn the NACC Wright & Smith 34·38; 6. Hood make a showing with the players ID justify his salary, Say LONG Calif. (UP!) & Green 30·42 ; 7. Withers & Western regionala and has Blake 29·43; 8. Feonome Four baseball did close down a year. I say okay, let's see what ha~ -Argyle of Newoort been intent on a -lclt all 28-.U. · • -. pens. Look at what.happened to Joe N1!108tl) '!Jhen· ~ wa,,out-1 •Be~h;. ~ll!;, ~~~~~;~~;~ year. TS eam HlghFSerles- &DuWnhca n almost a year. Youaeldomsswhispicture ln the paper anymore, Longl!e8ch and The 49ers got their wish & 1nes 2017 ; erg\Json I1e tnalche8 19·78; Team High Game - There wasn't the great demand for his services. Another thing, Atlanta 'all 'lhin Thursday night as they Withers& Blake761; Ferguson what makes some of these players think they can come back Thursday on the Opening day of crushed San Francisco, 75-55, & White 711 . ~lghth ann~al Ind. High Series - Men : R. after a year's layoff? Particularly the older ones. You saw what the after UCL A route d We ber Sines 623 ; R. Capehart 573. happened with Curt Flood, didn't you? Did he ever get another Congressional Cup saibng State,~. In NCAA Western Women : P. Ferguson 521; J. job?" series. . regional play at Provo, Utah. White 503. Last time 1 heard, no. Bill. Ficker, the. pre..seraes Ind. High Game -Men: R. The rema tch will take PIace Sines 245; D. Duncan 218; My own reaction is that the players show a tendency to forget favor)te, lost two Of his three Saturday as UCLA's Women : P. Ferguson 177, J. they wouldn't have had an opportwiity to .make big money had matches . predominantly sophomore While 177. not the owners invested their own capital ln the · farst place. Bruins, unbeaten in regular • Wednesdoy Mixed Similarly, the owners sometimes have a tendency to forget the STUDENT KU.LED season pilly, attemPt for an 1, Try Hards 54·18; 2. public comes out solely to see the players. WINTER PRK, Colo. unprecedented sixth con- Shamrocks 51 ·21 ; 3. Smith & (UPI)-David•Allen Novelle, a ROIJsh 49.23; 4. H&H 40·32 ; S. Key to Probletw secutive NCAA title. Alley Gators J4.J6 ; 6. Sons.Q. 20-ye&Fold University of Utah Right there could be the key to all the problems besetting not Ali"American guird Ed Guns 2B·.U; 7. Pin Spotters 20· only baseball, but most other professional Sports now - the student, was killed Thursday Ratleff and Chuck Terry 52; 8. Woolles 10·62. While racing in an NCAA ski Team High Series - H&H public. scored 16 pointa each as Long competition. Try Hards 1835; Team I don't think either the players or the owners can be blamed for Beach stopped San Francisco. 1838; High Game - H&H 664; Try According to witnesses, NovThe 49ers' scrambling zone Hards 629. tryinl! to make u much money as they can. That's on!)' lmnan, Ind. High Series - Men : J. But If you lnlce the whole thing back far enough, here is a elle lost a ski after going defense held San Francisco to through a gate · during the 530; D. Tennant 520; just a 22 pet, shooting per- Wolfe Women: M. Hysell -462; N. 'situation brought about strictly by the public or the fans. downhlll and slammed into a centage and forced 10 steals, Smith «5. Fans shake their heads and cluck tbeir tongues over the tree at about ~ miles per Ind. High Game - Men: J. greediness of those ln professional sports. They rarely . diffour by RaUeff. hour. Wolfe D. Tennant 206; "This is the game I've been Women223; : D. Hysell 178; D. ferentiate between the owners and the players, saying, in effect, thinking about all year," said . Harbour 168. a plague on both their howles. Bill thele same lans IIIII keep Ratleff. "We've been pointing payq tbeir money. By doing so, wittingly or not, they are giving Tuesday Women toward UCLA all season and 1. Hair Harbour 60-27; Roush their endorsement ID both sides. now ·we'll get another shot at Construction 51·22; 3. Meson The moment the fans stop coming out, I mean stop coming out Furniture 56·24; 4, Hart's Used them." at all, it'll be a brand new ball game. Fm; both the players and the Cars 50·30; 5. M&R Foodllner Henry Bibby, the only senior 4(). 4lJ ; 6. Tom Rue Motors 36·.U; owners. in the Bruins' lineup, led UCLA 7. Ingels Furniture 20-60. Team High Series- Mason with 16 points and Larry Furniture 180.4; Hair Harbour Farmer had 15. 1712; Team High Game 24·48 ; 8. Penn Harts Used C.rs 1005. Mason Furniture 630; Mason Hoffman's Central 22·50. Furniture 622. High Series - Bodkin High Team 5eries - Mason 672Ind. Ind. High Series - Vivian ; Mason 671 . Ind. High Co. Bank 2890; Harll Used Game - Snyder 265; Nelson Fry 513; Shirley Hood 501. Cars 2837. Team Hl9h Game - 251. Ind. High Game - Kathy W. Va. Natlc.,.l Guard lOIS; Davis 192; Vivian Fry 191. raynor SflCCUm bS tru1e ' f _ HOSPITAL rNEWS Meigs Property Transfers Roy Kohlhauaen, Jr., Macie M. Kohlhausen ID Frederick W. Goebel, Byrl Griffin, Lot, Tuppers PlainS. Archie E. Lee; June P. Lee to Everett J. Michael, Sharon M. Michael, Lot, Syracuse. Archie E. Lee, June P. Lee to John D. Wolfe, Lot, Syracuse. ' Everett i... Bachner, Kathryn L. Bachner to Carl Platter, Kay Platter, Lot, Middleport. William Thomas. Soulsby, June Rose Soul$by to Franklin Real Estate, Parcel, Salisbury. E. J. Htll, Mary M. Hill to Robert K. Wilson, Patricia L. Wilson, 8 Acres, Chester. Holler Medk21 Cealir, ~ Ave. and Cedar $1. a,alril vtalttnc houri ,.. and ., .. 'p,IIJ, MaternityVilltinlhoun 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. l'lrenla on!)' on Pediatrics Ward. Blrlltl • Mr. and Mrl. a-Id E. Boggs, Oak Hlll, I ~~; Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Greene, Jacklon, a daqhllr; . Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. ·Nottingham, Pomeroy; a 'ICirinllld Mr. and .. Mrs. Wllllam 'O. Can!rell, Gallipoltl, a 1011. D~lw&N .1 Larry Wandling'; R'l)y Pierson, Margie Miller, Robert, Callahan, Wtlllarn Crablrit, · Brenda Harrlaon, · Daphne McLaughlin, Mrs. Philip ·. Burgess, Ill ,and .·son, ~ Cremeans, David Fife, Loitl~tt A. Folmer, Kathy HillinC' ·bo!ham, Vi¢tor Hysell, lait Meado.ws, ilenry Nadee, Edward Robinson, ~e11le ' Sheela, Henry Walker, Mrs:' Roger K. Waller and daqhti!r, Hilda White, Derek He111011, J: Emmett Morrison, J. King and Tessie Johnson. ' Delbert Carnahan, Hilda Carnahan to Larry D. Carnahan, Joan E. Carnahan, 2.74 Acres, Chester. Dale Barr, Pauline Barr, Mildred 0. Harris, Charles Barr, Evelyn Barr, H. 0. Barr, scm RE'RJRNS Dorothy Barr to Russell Barr, SEBRING, Fla. (UP!) .,. 1.50 Acre, Olive. Robert "Skip" Scott ~r., winner of the world Dale Barr, Pauline Barr, Mildred 0. Harris, Charles manufacturer's champiml!rlp . Barr, Evelyn Barr, Russell in 1966, will make his return.to Barr,Helen Barr lo H. 0. Barr, racing ln the 12 hours .of Sebring on March 25. , .90 Acre, Olive. Scott, who is a vice Pre!flde!tl Dale Barr, Pauline Barr, and part owner of E!Jecutlve Mildred 0 . Harris, Russell Jet Aviation of Co!utnbl!l 1 Barr, Helen Barr, H. 0. Barr, Ohio, will drive a Ferrari GT . Dorothy Barr to Charles Barr, Daytona Coupe in partnenhlp 1.87 Acre,, Olive. David Hobbl. PameJr Local Bowling ]WJt In Time For '@ SPRING FLAME STITCH UCLA Wm, R h In Big ematc Fero~:;;:: t·~rt~ .. TUNK POPS .- FUNK 5 McCLURE'S Swing Into Spring Come As You Are and Eat In The Car McCLURE'S 4th& Locust FOR 1972 PLANTING See your local Funk's G Dt1ler ond Funk's G· HyiH'ids for 1972 Your Funk's.G dealer will be pleased and proud lo show you Funk's , G·Hrbrlds for 1972. It will allow VOIJ to be certain the hybrids you choose for 1972 are proven . SUGAR RUN MILLS "Service For Over 100 Years" 180 Mulberry 992-2115 Pomeroy ~ 70. High Team 5erles - Penn Centrai260S; Mason Agg. 2553. Team High Game - Penn Central 964; Mason Agg . 872. Ind. High Series - Davis 562 ; Burton 557 ; Ind. High Game - Young 214; Miller 203. Kygor Creek 1. Odd Balls 60·21; 2. A Shift 58·30; 3. Day Malnl. 56·32; 4. Timber Splitters 50·38; 5. Rejecls 42·-46; 6. Slrugglers 30. 58; 7. CShlfl28-60; I. B Shift 28· 60. Team High Series - Odd Balls 2694; Odd Balls 2437. Team High Game - Odd Balls 945; Odd Balls 930. High l.nd. Game - R. Hysoll 265 ; G. Milch 245; High Ind. S.ri~s - G. Shrlmplln 643 ; C. , Ferguson 633. · Sloolworken 1. Rejects 30·9; 2. Wonders 29·10; 3. Nuts & Bolts 27·12; 4. Foole Heels 19·19; 5. Sllft9ers 18·21; 6. Skips 11·22 ; 7. Ferros 15-23. ' High; Team Series -,- Won. ders 2549; Null '& Bolts 2537. Team High Game - - Wonders a94 ; Nuls & Bolts !90. Ind. High Series - H. Nelson 607 ; B. While 568; Ind. High Game - L. James 230; H. Nelson 224. · Mondor Merdo.lnls 1. Harts Used C.rs 60·12; 2. Millers Insurance 48·24 ; ;3. Mason Auto Mart .00·~2: 4. Keefer's Service St•llon 37 JS; l . W. Va . Nat' I Gu.1rd 32·40, 6. Mason Co. Bank 29.43 ; 7. ON THESE BEAUTIES 1949 M&M . LINCOLN TRAOOR ' 2 Dr., dr. blue, standard lrans .• O'Verdrive . Good shape. '500 WJLLYS JRP Sleet cab, 4 wheel drive,· guod lires, good shape. •400 New back tires, A-1 con - 'dl>lon. Miss Stivers Honored ~ DiaD Iiuanet' .00 Mra. llr~. Charles Wildermuth, Michie!, Mra. Lesley Hawk, Paul . La~rence elftertained· Mn· Orval Wiles, Join, Robert Mrs, Margaret ~ and recently with a ~ . . _ Arilold, Mlas Paula · Jean Mrs. Paul La~. · honll'lnc Miss Rebecea Sue • ila., Mia France~ Hawk, Mila Stivmt II the brtdeStiven. Mil. NeWe Barnhart, Mrs. , elect of Michael Jo~eph Glllilel were played with Otarlli ' Werry; Mill Callly · Hargraves. The wedding will . prli.ea iill_ itc to Mn. ~ ,,erry, Mn. Robert · Hawk, . be the event of April a at the Ar11_o1a, ,· Mra. , .!?arrell ' Mra. E~ W~, Mrs. ~ven . Sacred Heart Churc]l, • Hliwthorne, ~ra. q'P.!'ae ~~- .Carl flt11111ell, :~ : Pcmeroy. ~· lil4 ..~ .,~ ~\bt'lfli•.. :~ra._ Oliver Sttv.er,, ,A, IP'"II, ,Wtilte,. and . ~ yel!OJ' ,e!llor .•clieme was · _·;',l,rr.~" carrliicf Cl!lt in \he clecor8ti0111 1 f 1 _,,, ., and retre.hmenta. . :~ ~ 16 Ft. BOAT & NEW TRAILER No molar. Bolh Included! SEE OR CALL RAY RIGGS .__Pho•n•e.'•.s.·4211iOO..;.or.;'•'5ii.-4iililooiirr·•Ciiihiiiiiester, o. I · . <J,1 E··.unn·s'· 'Mr.·" ' Hollon 1 V(.lo ' ' ' , \ • " ' . '',,., ; \, , and punc)l were lierved by the hostesses. The rtfreilbment table Wll decorated with a bride replica ~led with yellow r011e1,. The centerpiece for the gift table coniilted of a rain drop COVered platform with a small doll dressed ln a raln coat atid carrylnl! an umbrella, This centerpiece w:as handmade by Mrs. Bermce Evans. The guest list Uncluded Mrl. Kendall Dunfee, Mn. Roy Domigan, Mra. Jack Follrod, Mrs. E. E. Follrod, Mrs. Terry Fulks, Mra: Don Roush, Mrs, Lucy Spencer, Miss Mary E. Chapman, Mrs. Wllliam Stiven, Mra. Bernice Evans, Mrs. ·Don Hunnel, Mill J111111t Stivers, Mrs. Sarah Koehler, Mrs .. VIctor Baht, Mra. Don Van .. _ ....,ter, Mra. J obn BenII, ~ ~~.. ~:Ha~L~ .............. ......,.. ww...Mra ,.,, u - na-. ...... .....,,.e ....-graves, . Harvey' Van VI'Uken, Mrs. p T • M 1 eggy, ay,or, n . Pau Hawk, Mlu Carol Hataraves, ' lbe · The Marl:h meeting of the· W.S.C.S. of tbe F-t. Run , Methodiat Church was held Wedneadsy evening at tbe ' h<lne of Mrs. Mart Evans with Mrs. Edison Hollon, co-hCIIIesa. The meeting ~ with the song "In tbe Garde,n" followed by a prayer by the group in memory of Ida Laudermut, who wa1 a member of the Society for many years and who' recently paued away. Mrs. Edith SIIBOit was devoUonal leader. Her scripture wu taken from ·the Book of Matthew and her · meditation was an article written by Astronaut Aldrin on his ''Taking Communion in Space." · Mrs. Alfred Yeal18er 'lias proeram leader, her tOpic being "A Celebration of Liberation for Ea1tert1me" Iaten from the study book ·~A Leap ln Faith.'' The proflram was centered around a celebration and ' proclamation of tbe Uberation of life and in and a call to renew faith ,by affirming the peuonal meaning ol that evenl lleadinga on Humility, Hunpr, H,_!!ng, Harmony, Hutanna, Heartaches; Horror, and Hope were . given by varloua members. The song "I · know that my· Redee·mer livelli" by tlie llfOUP and prayet by'tl!e leader clllled the program. Mrs. Edith Sisson's special reading was entiUed "That Time Again." · The worllhlp <ienter corialaled of a white ceramic plaque of the Lord's Supper and a Crou as a background. It was centered with an open Bible, a loaf <t bi-ead and a slaas of juice. . ,; , . Athank ·Y1111frotnMrs:·John Scott was read for,. fiowet1 aent during lief .recent h,Oipltallzation, Thirty-one sick calls · were R~Jde by t~e · members the Pill month.. A whltee1-blntllleWasheld by ~~ the lllelllbers 'to llelp buDd up the treatw-Y, ' · A IIUI')Irile birthday, card lhower was given Mrs. Harry . Wyatt and tbe holteues surprlaed her with a green and ' white decorated birthday cake. · ~y also lleited green and wrute lee cream, mints and SUNDA:Y nuts. DEDICATION ceremooles The members present ir. , \ J' ,r.' • d'' : Giving"fallhlondtrection"ID younca~rs enrolled tn liql1lnlng 4-H clothing projects '14 a· goal of the 1m.Ohio 4-H F~qn Board. Special fashion !lyers,from the Fashion Board )'ere recently 'distributed to 4'H•ers taking the jumper, lounging; and school clothes projects; rei)C!I'ts Dr. Virginia Evana, aalltant alate leader, 4-H, The Ohio State University. Authors of the flyers are the 12 Ohio teenagers currently serving on the 4-H Fashion • Board. The flyers 'contain fashion tips to help young members create becoming outfits with their 4-H projects. A local teen, Miss Jean Whitehead, ag~ 19, of Reedsville,.is a member of the 1972 4H . Fashion Board. Miss Wht~head is ~ fn;shman at Ohio State Umverstly. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead. Miss Whitehead was selected for the 4-H Fashion Board at the Ohio State Fair last August. _.J d Cleanina0 Session C01/tUUCte · SYRACUSE _The Ladles thir ti Anxlll•ry met at e mee ng house Tuetlday, March 14, atiO . · . Thiswasthethirdtimeshehad The Fashion Board members participated in the Ohio State wt~ !tach modeling at the lm Fair Style Revue, having Ohio State Fatr 4-H Style received "Outstanding of ~ Re_vues. The ~ens will parDay" two years . Mass licapate In local a?d area Whitehead has also received events deahng w1th 4-H five county awards in cloUting clothing projects ane acand style review and has livities. . served as chairman of _the The .4-H Fashaon Board is Meigs County 4-H Style Revtew supervised by Dr. Evans ~nd for two years. An active Junior osu. .Extenston clothmg Leader, she has served on the specaaltsts, Mrs. Orena Ha~es Junior Fair Board, served as and Mrs. Norma Deyo. Ohio 4chairman of the Meigs County H club work is the youth 4-H Advisory Committee, and program of The Ohio State attended Ohio Junior University's. Cooperahve Leadership Camp. The "Fashion Directions" theme wtll be emphasized ln all activities of the 4JI fashion Board.Theteenswillserveas models in special . meetings , u,ad·"·· .later this year for ... v-.rs; junior leaders, and paren~. VEGETABLE &~Eft SEEDS BULK AND PACKETS •PEAT POTS •PLANT STARTER . . . . . - KIT PUNDt 'N GROW •POlliNG SOIL eRA-PII)GRO Soluble Plant Food •AMMONIUM NITRATE . -.,tNTUI'tA •soo A.L$0 150 wao. lU NG so TO 11111 LA I"AJI:IIIINNI I:U FJ TO 1!100 T11d1 your old diamond lor t sparklin' new Keepsake Diamond Ring, woth a guaranteed'Jerfect diamond of superb cut 1 color. ;E:xte:ns:lo;n;Se:r~vt:ce:·----====-==== meetings will .be ·on M:onday evenings at 7,30 Instead of Tuesday afterncions. The group wUI ftx baked ~.;ken for the :·~:~=~~~: cancer crusade dinner' to be held on Aprll9. 'Named for the 1:30 p.m. presided over by · ll committee were Elva Dailey president, Jean Ha · · and Mildred Pierce. Devoti0111 were given by .· Eleanor Sohram, using the Hostesses lor the , next ' booltlet "The Gospel of Luke... meeting will be Jean Hall and All Occasions Ten members answered roll Elva Da I.ley' and a blind Wo wire call by na-ning their favorite auction wUI be held of articles Ever~'!,"!. _ _ magazine, worth 50 cents or more brought · ~992·2039' Minutes of the last meeting by those ·attending. were reed and various reports Present were Eleanor weregtven.Ailwereapproved. Bohram, Elva Dailey, Thelma ·p0111.,., Flower Shop. . TheladleswishiDexpresstheir Grueser, Jean Hall,. fldrienne·· -·~ ·' rRwAY thanks to all who have sent Hubbard, Clara Lavender, 'auHiirnut Ave., Pomeroy HARRlllONVIILE 5th and donations to date ID help Mildred Pierce, Marie Rizer, Mrs. Millon! Von Meier ~~ ~a,.lba!J . nm alJ.,.:II:a~~..;~e;e ~= !"~.~.J~ N~, ~' ··~efray the 'expensek:on.t!Mllou'• •lAda •Siack, and Agnes~iWhllei•'I'J...;~~.;;;.,;;;;;,;;.. .;,...,;.;_.,• .•."•,•. •,,•, . loil6o .-l!f, LIIIGJ.,IQ[zlbh.. . :aiiir ~· Ann"' AllrM. Yeauger, .Mra, ~ Of lhttt Eas~ project. " '. . " 1·. . ' . '"" ·, ,.. , . . .,. .. ,. ' . '. team. &pre dance f!Un, I to Mal ' ' ' ·. ' . Holter, Mrs. Olan Gtnhelnier.' Beglnni- , Ma ' h .,., " " ··~• 011 rc ••· uo: ll· .. p.m ·withtbeHlll•-; Mlch., .wlll be IUIJII apeabr. Mrs.UiwlnN-,Mra.Rarry ... · · ..,..... ' 8ervlcel for dedication ' of new Wyatt, Mra. ·Denver Holter, Sanctuary will be at Zp.m. Mrs. Fred N-, Mri. Edith DANCE P-'RTY, Friday, ' . Silson and Mn. au. Wallon Wahama Hiflb SChool AMEIDCAN Le&im Field and hoatesses, Mrs. Mark auditorium ato 11 with the Jajs Service orientation, Z . p.m. . Evans and Mra. Edison Hollon. emceeinC. IC!lool ljiOIIf!l'ed. Middleport hall. For all Three Hiles wtll be purchased Jesionnairu, auxiliary . - · for the Easter services at the i.UtJRDAY members,andjunloralnMelp Middl'eport . First Baptist DANCEPARTY Saturday a County. . . Church by the Hearthstone to 11 p. m., POMEROY MEN'S Bowling THMUUieS Clau, It was decided at School, the Jays emceeing, Alln., annual meeting, 1 p.m. MAsoN_ Approlima~tly 20 Tuesday night's meeting at the schooli!POIIIOI'ed. ~unday, P::e~o!m::'Ung persons attended Mason Grade . home of Mr, and Mrs. Willls . BELLING and 1hower ~~ Monda •....:...... SChool Parent Teacben Anthony. hOIIOI'iJttl Mr. and Mra. ~ nco mAL Y -v-· Alloclatlon meettnc Tuelday It was noted !hat a breakfast Randolph 7:30 p. m. Satll!'day March 24 at l«<l, Bottom evetilnc and lleartt liz can- will be served at the _cllurch at Hlmloct Grove .Grange ~ !lturch, UO tach dldate•· for Ma1on County Easter morning followmg the Hall. , eveniJte, ·Lori Brallord, Board of Education apeak. All sunrise service,. Mrs. John PIJBlJC and corn evanpllst. Public welcol'ne. candldates were invited and Werner, president, gave brtad IIJpper, Saturday, thoae attending were' Bill devotions using "The · Us~! Tuppers . Plaina United MONDAY Brady, Cbarle• E1henaur, That Shines in the Darkness Methodist · Church anne11 , THEODORUS Councll17, D. RDbert Neal, Bill Howard, as her topic. She used scripture aervinflllartingat4:30p. m. ofA.,~ay,7 :110p. m.IOOF Robert Goldsberry and Ted from,Joluti.HaroldHubbard Hall. BrOclturea on Insurance Stevens conduc~ a qui%. AMEIDCAN LEGION PCIIt m1111 a·- 11 - " ' · ..___ Mrs · · M Anthon "led b . Racine blrthda and )11..,... ~ ..... ""' u ..u · The pre1ident ol the rs. y, ass.. Y ~ ' yr.:y ,Nettle U.,... or Mn. Henry asaoclation, Mr. Charles her granddaqhter,_Barbara, IIIIIIP8I'• Saturday, • p.m. Reibel. Kitchen prealded 'nlll PTA served a deiHrt course.ID Mt. withspeaqr,,rormemben~ MIDDLEPORT BPW Club; voted to' purchue ~book lhelf and. Mrs. Hlirold Hubbard, famllles, ~~~7:30 p.m. Monday, Columbia lor Mrl. Lawrence Foreman's Allen Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Gu Co, ~. Middleport. home room and diiCUIIed Paul Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Program by world affairs bOnds and new deU:a for the David Darst, Mr. and ·Mrs. ~ ~ committee, Ne!Ue Vale, •chool and improvirlg the John Werner, Mr. and Mn. .. • ']'{! chalrmu ;, Beulah Strauu, driveway leadinll to the school Mlll<tn H!!od, and the Rev. PROGRAM ( FarleKenned)',NCII'IDIWUaon. boule. No acticin wu taken. Charles Sbnona. · Gulli IPM!rer, Jolut Reece, Bob Adtlna, anotber canIIOOKS FOR ~ public allatra coordinator, dldate for . Malon county WON BWE·ameoN ' Ohio Poww Co. School Board, wu· working, Lori Ann Wood, Pomeroy I IAITIR · 'ltJI:IDAY unable to attend. Refresh- Elementary SChool fifth . <: SI!RVICIS BEND OF The River Garden menll were served. grader, wu a blue ribbon Club, Tuelday eventna. 7:30 winner ln tbe pastel catecory P~·· home e( Mrs. W1laon Q-Wit(lt is ~niq~t about rather · than a white rlbbot\ Carpenter. Potluck, Mrs. COIIIbiTdst winner ln crayon. Her entry s~o · Robtrt Lewla wlll be the IU"t A-Cowbirds .... the only was made in the wrong 'I' speaker. parasitic American birds. category. flOWERS &r flo~;;"- ·,Social Calendar DANCE TO LIVE ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY NIGHT, MARat 18 10 PM 'TIL 2 AM e Martin Resta In The Heart of MiddlePOrt John Kalleel Combo Roberto Clendennen, vocalist John Kallel, on sax John Lynch, drums Skip Stewort, bass 1____.;__._...,;.;,._________.. •· Class to Buy &stet Lilies ·PTA Visited · Bry ·Ca-J:J.... waiwna m8h ·MI DDUPORT 1 · ,00K II NORTHRUP KINO ' I · Gilead area; Jody Mathie, Canfield area ; Ann Fortman, Defiance area ; Jean Whitehead, Jackson (Reedsville) area . Back row, left to right : Debbie Chalk, Wapakoneta area, Janet Mikesell, member-at-large ; Sandra Barrett, Fremont area; Julie Frost, Washinston C. H. area; Linda HusiDn, Wooster area; Candace Heslep, McConnelsville area; and July Kay, EaiDn area. r:~::n~~=~ are Hostess.~s of.~lion· l;V$C~:. · ,Whitehead ~ Ohio 4-H. Fashion Board 0 .~~ -- ~ --·~ •A COMPLETE UNE OF - -., ' .. ' ORTHO GARDEN PRODUCTS ' ' ' ·····~························ ' •SEED POTATOES AT1HE COBBLERS : KENNEBEC MEIGS IN·N AND RED PONTIAC ' '500 "' i . · .. IT'S SMJI .ES ALL AROUND lor the 1.972 Ohio 4-H Falhlan Board. Twelve Ohio teensgena serve on the Board. Selection Is based on fashion know.!Jow, modeling skill, and leaderlhtp ability. Members of the 1m 4:11 Board are: Front row, left to right:. Belay Zurface, member-at-large; Joy Eversole, Mt. SEkl 992-5248 1. SEED CORN 992-5292 kbor-·, TIME TO BUY Tuesdor lndustriol Burton Sunoco 60-20·; 2. Coca -Cola 48·32; 3. Penn Central 41·32·•. 4. Mason Agg. 42.38; 5. Carolina Lumber 36. 44; 6. New Haven Furniture 10. Charkne Hoeflich u_. LADIES: SHORT SLEEVE Long Beach, 1 ,, , PARTY TONIGHT . The annual St. Patrlct'1.n.,. couple'• party ol ~ ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will be held ton!8ht at 6:3Q p.m. at the Orchid ~­ A dance will be held followlnl the dinner. Mualc will be provtded by the Bill Frances band. • •WHITE MD YEUOW · ' ' •contM1 Rute1. 1. No pufchau necetury. 2. All u.nclaimed prizes will be 1warcted by r~nctom _drawing lrom entrlea 1ubmitted. No c•ah 1ubttitution1 for prlz... 3. Conteat open to 111 licanHd drivers, 18 years or older. 4. Contelt CIOMI midnight M•rch 31 , 1§72. 5 . Void inWaehington . Witeonaln. Missouri . and where prohibited by law. 8. Winnera are lilble tor 111 state 1nd local tiXea. 7. Not eligible tor prizes ere employee• and IRS dependents of Chry•lerPiymouth Division : Ita dealers, advert/s ino agencies, and Visual Services , Inc. ··· .Onion Sets •GARDE~ PLOWS . ' ALSO GARDEN AND PRUNING TOOLS Night ,,10. til 1 .Armand At .The ·Organ PH. 992-.1629 . .~urday Night 10 til 2 The Critics Choice POMERQY, OHIO ••• We wut to be tbe kind of Dealer America nn1s. '' ' ' .TOM RUE MOTORS 399 South 3rd Ave., Middleport, 0. • �., 1- The DaUySenUaei,Midcleport-Pwueroy, 0., March 17, 1f/2 . . .' • Operetta, 'Cinderella's Slipper' Tonight at Tuppers Plains • ,. • WEEKLY GUIDE ' ,~ ··,·.. ·.·.·••. ::.·· .·.:-· .. :-.··.··.·.·•. ·:·:·:·.· .· ;.·· ·.v.•. •.·.·.· ... •' • .·'·. :· ~ ~ , ' Pictures of Cast, Costumes By Sentinel's Katie Crow . .. ''I ' I ' '· II lQ TAKING TilE PART of the Peddler, and the "Ladles" are front row, 1~, Lori Longenette, Teresa Caust:y, Alberta Schultz, Sonia Carr, Tana Jomson, Beth Ritchie, Connie ni m Stout, Debbie Eynon; back row, Marie Marcinko, Paula Ule, Carla Chichester, Lori l!frrlnger, K.Bieen Mlllhone, Lila Young, }!elen Myers and Steve Griffin, the peddler. ·ld <I M 'fl cli u l) ' 'rl l" 1rl HERE ARE, front row, 1~, ~111--lodt, Den.* i~ Rucker· second row Mike Hayman, Ho~ Doral, Jim Davis, Jeff Fultz, DoMie Longenet~; back 1'011, Joe Buchanan, Jnn Landon, Gary Longenette and Tim Kulln. Mrs. Maxine Whitehead, vocal music teacher Is tbe·.dlrector, ' I . . ib ' /'. ';d" School Operetta, Cinderella's PORTRAYING LADIES IN WAITING 1re, I~, Brenda Frecket", Arlene Comolly, Angela Hensley and Beth Headley. It will be staged at ap.m. under the direction of Mrs. Maxine Whitehead. The Poet's Corner PINE GROVE MEMORIES Aa I stand here and ponder The old school of long ago, Who could share my memories Of eighty yean or so? Slipper, is under direction of PORTRAYING MICE ue, froid, 1-r, Willoa Palmu, Jackie Brannon, Lauria Lance, Keith Harris, Pamela Murpby, Suaan Grlffla, Homemakers Met on Wednesday Timmy Cremeau, Pally Joae1, Sbarlla Gl'lfiiD, Jeule Caqaey, KeW Headley, Erma Jean ConaoDy, Usa Colllill, Lena Sampl'l8, Sberrl Pat- DID; lleC!ftd row, Sberrl Myers, Dee Dee Durst, Brio Well, PaiU Edwards, John Davis, Gerald Watson, Sarah Geebe~ Kl1a Young, Glea J'almn, Mldulel C..Dy, Brenda Calaway, Margery Myers, Elwood Myers, Jimmy Daman, and David ----- 1) ]0 a .J ·~q 1i Mrs. Maxine Whitehead, vocal iJ f{ Music Teacher, Tuppers Plains ,, Dunl. t! f. > .',. ! :::; •. '• SYRACUSE - Egg carton, fiower making was demonIt just don't look the same, strated by Mrs . Howard Nolan Not Uke the days of yore when the Third Wednesday With Ita ~g coal of paint Homemakers Club met March That memories have kepi In 15. store. Conducting the meeting was ' president Jean Hall who called The pine grove on the hl1l it to order with prayer and Towering to the sky, the same giving the flag pledge. Trees are somewhat larger Devotions were by Charlotte grown ; Neast:. The thought for the day My boyhood school proudly was "~n who hoarded hta bore 'il8 name. money ~ to be known as a miser. Now he's a wizard." Is it voices I seem to hear? Thirteen members answered Or could It be laney, or a roll call by reading a St. dream! Patrick's Day poem. Poem Of Recollections of events of the month was "The Reason years gone by, Why" by Agnes White. Memories my vision blurs, It Minulel of the last meeting seems. were ·'re,d . and llu~~~rer's report given and approved ail Oft times I think I see them, read. · Aa I slowly go down the way: Linda 'Ferrell, Margar~l So many times I have won- Eichinger, and Charlotte det"ed Nease were named to a Where my schoolmates are nominating committee. The today . . annual trip was discussed and several suggestions made. My dream Is almost ended April hostews will be Elva As I look acrou the moor; Dailey and Pauline Morarity No one here to share my dream and.roll call wlll be a poem or Of eighty years or more. reading about spr\ng. Adellciliua potluck lunch was One could write a book enjoyed at noon with tabk! H one were gifted so grace given by Mrs. Nolan. Of thiB grand old schoolbouae The afternoon was spent Buill so many yean ago. making ·beads from gift - By J. E. Barnhart, Someraet, wrapping paper that will Ohio; age rl, born at Neaae become beautiful necklaces. Settlement, Meigs County. Thta was a surprise craft by Mrs. Nolan, who wu the overseer of the work. At- · · tending were Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. Nease, Mrs . Ferrell, Mrs. Eichinger, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. White, Virginia Saller, Ire111 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray Parker, Eleanor Bohram, Adl Johnson and family and Mr. Slack, Mildred Pierce, and .Mrs. James W. Johnson Margaret Cottrill, and Janice and family were Saturday Lawson. supper guests of Helen PARTY ATI'ENDED Johnson. Mrs. James Johnson and Mrs. Charles Kessinger, daughter were Monday visitors Eighth District American of Mrs. Larry Johnson and Legion president, was a ·guest SUnday at the Legion birthday family. I Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shumate party of the Crooksville Post. and family of Bantytown were On Wednesday night she was a weekend visitors of Mr. and guest of the Gallipolis Post Mrs. Larry Johnson and family Party. She was accompanied to Crooksvllle by Mrs. Avanell and MR. Geneva Shumate. Miss Barbara Gilsdorf of Bass . . Greenbrier School in W. Va. COURSE COMPLETJ;;D •' IN THE GIRLS CHORUS ue, 1ll, I~, Melanie Envoldson, ,Jemy Sllrague, Debbie Coruiolly; second row, Kathy Follrocl, Diana Benedum, Teresa Edwards, Comie Maya, Qndy Ritchie, Deanna Baker, suian Hencleraon; third row, Teresa Carr, Julia Schulll, Cdnnle Putnam, Niese! Duvall, Edna Boggs, Teresa Longenette, Susie Goebel, and Nancy Bailey. •• ,., GIRLS AT THE BALL, 1-r, frml, Karen Slnusbaugh, SUsan Shields, Debbie Durst, Sandra Hensley, Teresa Benedum, Sherr! Hackney, Tarpmy Russell; second rOW, Briinda Sampson, Brenda Boyles, Tammy Fortney, Janet BrookJ, Janie Banks, Cathy Gollins, Cindy Scyoc, Nancy Chaffee, Debbie Shields; third row, Patty'. PuiUns, Sharon Henderson, Charlene Coe, Janet Benedum, Dorothy Runyon, and Cheryl Griffiri. cl !I ·tl Wolfpen T .11 News, Notes ::: ~~~~~:~~:,: :d Pr~!~~~r~~ ~Aaend:':, '" •II i1 ·i[ .•· . . BOYS AT THE BALL 11!'1!, front, 1~, Cllftord Loaclllella; Meve Bwber, Robil! Ritchie, Vida Weber, Ro~tr BalleJ, Rill! MathenJ, Jeff Goebel; aecwld 1'0111', Joe Boyles, Kenny Maya, · Olarlea Lantz, Damy Spencer, Eddie Ruue.ll, Joe Kulll, Rick Lehman, Keith Brooks and Olarlea Calaway. Teacher Recognition Planned . Jo. son of Mrs. Maxine Nibert, . Misl Jo Smith of Concord Sand Hill Road , recenUy Collese and Miss Barbara completed an eight week wheel A committee to plan Gll.trdorf relumed Swlday to vehicle mechanic course at the recognition for SQnday school . resume studies after spending .u..s. Army 'l'rainilljj Center, teachers was appobiled when a few daya with Mr~ and Mrs. Infantry, Ft . Ord, Calif . He 1s a the Young Adult Class met Charlet' D. Smith . 1989graduateofPointPieasant Friday night at the Bradford Sunday dinner guests of Mr. High School. His wife, Virginia, Church of Christ. andMrs. CharleySmlthandJo lives on Route 1, Henderson. Mn. Larry Pickens was were Mlsa Barbara Gilsdorf, named chairman of the · Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson FIRST ASSISTANT . committee. It was noted that and Mr . and Mrs . Doyle PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!)- · she had donated a cot for the Knapp, Kevin, Kall and Ron Straiten, the newly named sickroom at the church, and Charles. . head football coach at Portland that Richard Ollkey had built Mrs. Helen Johnson was a State, has . taken on Mike new bulletin boards for the Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Brundage as hillirst assistant. classroom. Larry Johnson and family. Brundage, a former quarterMembers weri' reminded to Mrs. Geneva Shumate and . back .• at ·the. Univet"sity of contact non-active members Mr. ''lind Mrs. Leon Shiii!Uite Oregon, spentti.oyearson the and urge them to becOme and family visited Mr. and taxi squads of the Pittsoorgh active' members again. A Mrs. Paul Pierce and family of Steelers and Denver Bron- report was given on the Mason. cos. valentine project for the . PLAYING MAIN ROLES are, 1~, Debbie Sandehs, fairy Rodmother ;. Paul Brannan,' prmce; Diana Massar, Cinderella; Lori Young, ltejHister i Penny Petetson, step.motlllr, and Teresa Buckley., step-eialer. '!be operetta is under the direction of Mrs. Maxine Whllehead, vocal music teacher. ' Cfndy ·~· children at the ·County Home. Scottie, Mrs. Homer Forrest, Guy . Hysell opened tbe , Mrs. Ralph Paipter and Victor, meeting"wlth !!en Rife alvinll Mrs. Morris and ; Carol, and the prayer. Mrs. Clifford Smith Gena. Welker. Read at the gav~ devotionsiiSing "Trial of meeting were cards from the Your Faith" with scripture Howard Smith family and from from First Peter. Ofllcers Mrs. Hildred Clark. reports were given and devotions for the April 14 meeting were assigned to Mrs. Ralph Painter. At that meeting DINNER GIVEN a potluck dinner will be held. Mrs. Katie Young enMrs. Walter Morris and Mrs. tertained Sunday with a dinner Guy Hysell served refresh- in.obaervance of the birthday ments.,Attending were Mr, and anniversary of Harry E. Mrs. Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Roush. Guesl8 were Mr. and Rife, Carla and Becky,Mr. and \Irs. Joe Manuel, Tim and Sid, Mrs . Clifford Smith and Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. Christl , Howard Smith, Mrs. Hudson, Minersville; Mrs. l.arry Pickens, Vicki and Jean Roush, Middleport. Lew'- ,. Lawaon spent . ? Saturday nfcbt with Hope Bird q ' at Antiquity . ·1 By Mrs. Herbert Roush and Mrs. Don Hupp were Mi. Herbert Sayre, Tam ~orris, i .Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson and Mrs. Arnold Hupp and ' Don Richard Hl1l and Roy , 1 and son, t:, J . of,Letart, W. Va., sons, Edward and Rocky, t,!rs . Pearson 1J81'e bullneU 'rilttora 1 spent Wednesday with Mr. and Jim Hupp ·and sons, Jimmy at Gallon, Ohio Sunday, r Mrs. Charles LaWson. and BIBy, ,Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sunday guests of Mr. and : Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russell and Mrs. Brenda Haggy ot ~~:~:~~~n Manuel and . ~~-~-=: ~ Middleport called on Mr. and Charles McNickles visited J!.m1 Amy and . Jenny of ·1 Mrs. Russell Roush and his mother Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Zanemtte, Mr. and' Mrt. &d ~ lamlly. Nice, Sunday.. Gfimm of Racfne: · ' .: )Jr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa ParsoD. Mr. and MR. Herbert Sayre · andRoget<,JeffMlller, Mr. and visited Mr. and Mrs. Pete and Ross Scarberry' were 1 Mrs. Ronnie RUIIMIU and Mrs. Durst at Havenswood Saturday .Columbus '9&flon W._ay. Bl'imda Haggy i!penl Saturday evening. Saturday eveninl a-t~ · Of , evening .with Mr. and - Mrs. M~. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. llei-blrt Sayre I Dana Lewis at Clifton. · Bouess have moved from the : were Mr. and Mn. ·•bert : ' ' Misses Jackie and Karen lormer Pickens residence to Hcnrlrd Sayre· l1hd : Wines and Neal Baker of the Theron Johnson. Srooks Sayre of S)'raCUII, Mr. 1 Racine called on Mrs. Kate Mrs. Ruby Hupp called on and Mrs. a. 1ter Sb1W1 111 ! Rowe and Ada Sunday. Mrs. Kate Rowe and · Ada Radn. and Paul s.,n 111 I Friday evening guests of Mr. Saturday. Co•.;:nbus. ~ ! Fairview News Notes · J Shi-. • I TO Jftll ~ENTURY EFORMATION;HOU I ~· . . I I . . "- thru_Fri. · 9:30AM ~ THE 1 •.' 1 ... ,' ' l/ I ,, '. ·~ ,.. .. - . ' ... . .' �., 1- The DaUySenUaei,Midcleport-Pwueroy, 0., March 17, 1f/2 . . .' • Operetta, 'Cinderella's Slipper' Tonight at Tuppers Plains • ,. • WEEKLY GUIDE ' ,~ ··,·.. ·.·.·••. ::.·· .·.:-· .. :-.··.··.·.·•. ·:·:·:·.· .· ;.·· ·.v.•. •.·.·.· ... •' • .·'·. :· ~ ~ , ' Pictures of Cast, Costumes By Sentinel's Katie Crow . .. ''I ' I ' '· II lQ TAKING TilE PART of the Peddler, and the "Ladles" are front row, 1~, Lori Longenette, Teresa Caust:y, Alberta Schultz, Sonia Carr, Tana Jomson, Beth Ritchie, Connie ni m Stout, Debbie Eynon; back row, Marie Marcinko, Paula Ule, Carla Chichester, Lori l!frrlnger, K.Bieen Mlllhone, Lila Young, }!elen Myers and Steve Griffin, the peddler. ·ld <I M 'fl cli u l) ' 'rl l" 1rl HERE ARE, front row, 1~, ~111--lodt, Den.* i~ Rucker· second row Mike Hayman, Ho~ Doral, Jim Davis, Jeff Fultz, DoMie Longenet~; back 1'011, Joe Buchanan, Jnn Landon, Gary Longenette and Tim Kulln. Mrs. Maxine Whitehead, vocal music teacher Is tbe·.dlrector, ' I . . ib ' /'. ';d" School Operetta, Cinderella's PORTRAYING LADIES IN WAITING 1re, I~, Brenda Frecket", Arlene Comolly, Angela Hensley and Beth Headley. It will be staged at ap.m. under the direction of Mrs. Maxine Whitehead. The Poet's Corner PINE GROVE MEMORIES Aa I stand here and ponder The old school of long ago, Who could share my memories Of eighty yean or so? Slipper, is under direction of PORTRAYING MICE ue, froid, 1-r, Willoa Palmu, Jackie Brannon, Lauria Lance, Keith Harris, Pamela Murpby, Suaan Grlffla, Homemakers Met on Wednesday Timmy Cremeau, Pally Joae1, Sbarlla Gl'lfiiD, Jeule Caqaey, KeW Headley, Erma Jean ConaoDy, Usa Colllill, Lena Sampl'l8, Sberrl Pat- DID; lleC!ftd row, Sberrl Myers, Dee Dee Durst, Brio Well, PaiU Edwards, John Davis, Gerald Watson, Sarah Geebe~ Kl1a Young, Glea J'almn, Mldulel C..Dy, Brenda Calaway, Margery Myers, Elwood Myers, Jimmy Daman, and David ----- 1) ]0 a .J ·~q 1i Mrs. Maxine Whitehead, vocal iJ f{ Music Teacher, Tuppers Plains ,, Dunl. t! f. > .',. ! :::; •. '• SYRACUSE - Egg carton, fiower making was demonIt just don't look the same, strated by Mrs . Howard Nolan Not Uke the days of yore when the Third Wednesday With Ita ~g coal of paint Homemakers Club met March That memories have kepi In 15. store. Conducting the meeting was ' president Jean Hall who called The pine grove on the hl1l it to order with prayer and Towering to the sky, the same giving the flag pledge. Trees are somewhat larger Devotions were by Charlotte grown ; Neast:. The thought for the day My boyhood school proudly was "~n who hoarded hta bore 'il8 name. money ~ to be known as a miser. Now he's a wizard." Is it voices I seem to hear? Thirteen members answered Or could It be laney, or a roll call by reading a St. dream! Patrick's Day poem. Poem Of Recollections of events of the month was "The Reason years gone by, Why" by Agnes White. Memories my vision blurs, It Minulel of the last meeting seems. were ·'re,d . and llu~~~rer's report given and approved ail Oft times I think I see them, read. · Aa I slowly go down the way: Linda 'Ferrell, Margar~l So many times I have won- Eichinger, and Charlotte det"ed Nease were named to a Where my schoolmates are nominating committee. The today . . annual trip was discussed and several suggestions made. My dream Is almost ended April hostews will be Elva As I look acrou the moor; Dailey and Pauline Morarity No one here to share my dream and.roll call wlll be a poem or Of eighty years or more. reading about spr\ng. Adellciliua potluck lunch was One could write a book enjoyed at noon with tabk! H one were gifted so grace given by Mrs. Nolan. Of thiB grand old schoolbouae The afternoon was spent Buill so many yean ago. making ·beads from gift - By J. E. Barnhart, Someraet, wrapping paper that will Ohio; age rl, born at Neaae become beautiful necklaces. Settlement, Meigs County. Thta was a surprise craft by Mrs. Nolan, who wu the overseer of the work. At- · · tending were Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. Nease, Mrs . Ferrell, Mrs. Eichinger, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. White, Virginia Saller, Ire111 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray Parker, Eleanor Bohram, Adl Johnson and family and Mr. Slack, Mildred Pierce, and .Mrs. James W. Johnson Margaret Cottrill, and Janice and family were Saturday Lawson. supper guests of Helen PARTY ATI'ENDED Johnson. Mrs. James Johnson and Mrs. Charles Kessinger, daughter were Monday visitors Eighth District American of Mrs. Larry Johnson and Legion president, was a ·guest SUnday at the Legion birthday family. I Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shumate party of the Crooksville Post. and family of Bantytown were On Wednesday night she was a weekend visitors of Mr. and guest of the Gallipolis Post Mrs. Larry Johnson and family Party. She was accompanied to Crooksvllle by Mrs. Avanell and MR. Geneva Shumate. Miss Barbara Gilsdorf of Bass . . Greenbrier School in W. Va. COURSE COMPLETJ;;D •' IN THE GIRLS CHORUS ue, 1ll, I~, Melanie Envoldson, ,Jemy Sllrague, Debbie Coruiolly; second row, Kathy Follrocl, Diana Benedum, Teresa Edwards, Comie Maya, Qndy Ritchie, Deanna Baker, suian Hencleraon; third row, Teresa Carr, Julia Schulll, Cdnnle Putnam, Niese! Duvall, Edna Boggs, Teresa Longenette, Susie Goebel, and Nancy Bailey. •• ,., GIRLS AT THE BALL, 1-r, frml, Karen Slnusbaugh, SUsan Shields, Debbie Durst, Sandra Hensley, Teresa Benedum, Sherr! Hackney, Tarpmy Russell; second rOW, Briinda Sampson, Brenda Boyles, Tammy Fortney, Janet BrookJ, Janie Banks, Cathy Gollins, Cindy Scyoc, Nancy Chaffee, Debbie Shields; third row, Patty'. PuiUns, Sharon Henderson, Charlene Coe, Janet Benedum, Dorothy Runyon, and Cheryl Griffiri. cl !I ·tl Wolfpen T .11 News, Notes ::: ~~~~~:~~:,: :d Pr~!~~~r~~ ~Aaend:':, '" •II i1 ·i[ .•· . . BOYS AT THE BALL 11!'1!, front, 1~, Cllftord Loaclllella; Meve Bwber, Robil! Ritchie, Vida Weber, Ro~tr BalleJ, Rill! MathenJ, Jeff Goebel; aecwld 1'0111', Joe Boyles, Kenny Maya, · Olarlea Lantz, Damy Spencer, Eddie Ruue.ll, Joe Kulll, Rick Lehman, Keith Brooks and Olarlea Calaway. Teacher Recognition Planned . Jo. son of Mrs. Maxine Nibert, . Misl Jo Smith of Concord Sand Hill Road , recenUy Collese and Miss Barbara completed an eight week wheel A committee to plan Gll.trdorf relumed Swlday to vehicle mechanic course at the recognition for SQnday school . resume studies after spending .u..s. Army 'l'rainilljj Center, teachers was appobiled when a few daya with Mr~ and Mrs. Infantry, Ft . Ord, Calif . He 1s a the Young Adult Class met Charlet' D. Smith . 1989graduateofPointPieasant Friday night at the Bradford Sunday dinner guests of Mr. High School. His wife, Virginia, Church of Christ. andMrs. CharleySmlthandJo lives on Route 1, Henderson. Mn. Larry Pickens was were Mlsa Barbara Gilsdorf, named chairman of the · Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson FIRST ASSISTANT . committee. It was noted that and Mr . and Mrs . Doyle PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!)- · she had donated a cot for the Knapp, Kevin, Kall and Ron Straiten, the newly named sickroom at the church, and Charles. . head football coach at Portland that Richard Ollkey had built Mrs. Helen Johnson was a State, has . taken on Mike new bulletin boards for the Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Brundage as hillirst assistant. classroom. Larry Johnson and family. Brundage, a former quarterMembers weri' reminded to Mrs. Geneva Shumate and . back .• at ·the. Univet"sity of contact non-active members Mr. ''lind Mrs. Leon Shiii!Uite Oregon, spentti.oyearson the and urge them to becOme and family visited Mr. and taxi squads of the Pittsoorgh active' members again. A Mrs. Paul Pierce and family of Steelers and Denver Bron- report was given on the Mason. cos. valentine project for the . PLAYING MAIN ROLES are, 1~, Debbie Sandehs, fairy Rodmother ;. Paul Brannan,' prmce; Diana Massar, Cinderella; Lori Young, ltejHister i Penny Petetson, step.motlllr, and Teresa Buckley., step-eialer. '!be operetta is under the direction of Mrs. Maxine Whllehead, vocal music teacher. ' Cfndy ·~· children at the ·County Home. Scottie, Mrs. Homer Forrest, Guy . Hysell opened tbe , Mrs. Ralph Paipter and Victor, meeting"wlth !!en Rife alvinll Mrs. Morris and ; Carol, and the prayer. Mrs. Clifford Smith Gena. Welker. Read at the gav~ devotionsiiSing "Trial of meeting were cards from the Your Faith" with scripture Howard Smith family and from from First Peter. Ofllcers Mrs. Hildred Clark. reports were given and devotions for the April 14 meeting were assigned to Mrs. Ralph Painter. At that meeting DINNER GIVEN a potluck dinner will be held. Mrs. Katie Young enMrs. Walter Morris and Mrs. tertained Sunday with a dinner Guy Hysell served refresh- in.obaervance of the birthday ments.,Attending were Mr, and anniversary of Harry E. Mrs. Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Roush. Guesl8 were Mr. and Rife, Carla and Becky,Mr. and \Irs. Joe Manuel, Tim and Sid, Mrs . Clifford Smith and Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. Christl , Howard Smith, Mrs. Hudson, Minersville; Mrs. l.arry Pickens, Vicki and Jean Roush, Middleport. Lew'- ,. Lawaon spent . ? Saturday nfcbt with Hope Bird q ' at Antiquity . ·1 By Mrs. Herbert Roush and Mrs. Don Hupp were Mi. Herbert Sayre, Tam ~orris, i .Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson and Mrs. Arnold Hupp and ' Don Richard Hl1l and Roy , 1 and son, t:, J . of,Letart, W. Va., sons, Edward and Rocky, t,!rs . Pearson 1J81'e bullneU 'rilttora 1 spent Wednesday with Mr. and Jim Hupp ·and sons, Jimmy at Gallon, Ohio Sunday, r Mrs. Charles LaWson. and BIBy, ,Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sunday guests of Mr. and : Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russell and Mrs. Brenda Haggy ot ~~:~:~~~n Manuel and . ~~-~-=: ~ Middleport called on Mr. and Charles McNickles visited J!.m1 Amy and . Jenny of ·1 Mrs. Russell Roush and his mother Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Zanemtte, Mr. and' Mrt. &d ~ lamlly. Nice, Sunday.. Gfimm of Racfne: · ' .: )Jr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa ParsoD. Mr. and MR. Herbert Sayre · andRoget<,JeffMlller, Mr. and visited Mr. and Mrs. Pete and Ross Scarberry' were 1 Mrs. Ronnie RUIIMIU and Mrs. Durst at Havenswood Saturday .Columbus '9&flon W._ay. Bl'imda Haggy i!penl Saturday evening. Saturday eveninl a-t~ · Of , evening .with Mr. and - Mrs. M~. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. llei-blrt Sayre I Dana Lewis at Clifton. · Bouess have moved from the : were Mr. and Mn. ·•bert : ' ' Misses Jackie and Karen lormer Pickens residence to Hcnrlrd Sayre· l1hd : Wines and Neal Baker of the Theron Johnson. Srooks Sayre of S)'raCUII, Mr. 1 Racine called on Mrs. Kate Mrs. Ruby Hupp called on and Mrs. a. 1ter Sb1W1 111 ! Rowe and Ada Sunday. Mrs. Kate Rowe and · Ada Radn. and Paul s.,n 111 I Friday evening guests of Mr. Saturday. Co•.;:nbus. ~ ! Fairview News Notes · J Shi-. • I TO Jftll ~ENTURY EFORMATION;HOU I ~· . . I I . . "- thru_Fri. · 9:30AM ~ THE 1 •.' 1 ... ,' ' l/ I ,, '. ·~ ,.. .. - . ' ... . .' �,, -~ POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev. w. H. Perrin, pastor. Ror. Mayer, Supt. Church schooo , 9:15a.m.; worship, 10:2U.m.; youth choir rehearsal Mondoy, 6: 30 p.m.; Mrs. Marvin Burt, dlr•ctor: sen~or choir rehe<lroal, 7:30p.m .. Thursday, llllrs. Paul Nease, director. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - ,{.orner Union and Mulberry . Rev . Clyde V. . Henderson •. pastor. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m.; Raym ond Walburn, sup!. Morning worship 10:30 a.m. E·:enl ng service 7:30p.m. Mid week service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m . GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev. Stanley Plattenburg, min l1ter. Morning prayer and sermon/ 10: :Jo a.m. Holy communion and sermon, flrot Sundays, 10:30 a.m". Church . school. kin · dergarten through eighth grade, 10:30 a.m. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Mr . Hoyt Allen, Jr., paslor . Bible School, 9:30a.m .. worship, 10: 30; adult worship service and young peoples meeting, both 7:30p.m. Sunday. Wednesday , combined Bible study and prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy RayS. Wining, officer In charge . Sunday, 10 a .m.. , Holiness meeting ; 10:30 a.m ., Sunday School. Young People's legion , 7 p.m .; Thursday, 1 to 3 p.m., Ladles Home League ;· 7 p.m., Prep classes. SACRED HEART - Rev. Father Bernard Kral co vlc , pastor . Phone 992·2825 . Saturday evening Mass, 7:30 p.m. Sunday Mass, B and 10 a.m. Confessions, Saturday, 77:30 p.m. POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST - Rober I Kuhn, pastor ; William Watson, SundaY school supt. Sunday school , 9:30a.m.; BYF, 6 p.m.; Bible study, Wed· · nesday , 7 p.m.; choir practice, Wednesday, 8:30p.m. MIDDLE PORT . PEN · UNITED MINISTRY OF Service, 7:30 p.m. ; 'Y.o~lh TECOSTAL - Third Ave., the MEIGS COUNTY, The Unlt.d meeting 6::10 p.m.: E~ Rev. William Knittel, pastor. PrHbyterlan Church, Dwight worlhlp, 7::10 p.m. j:' Ronald Dugan , Sunday school l. Zavilz, Pntor -Director,; CHESTERCHURCHO THE supl, · Clas... for all egos; George W. Hutton and Rev. NAZARENE - Rev; Herbert evening service, 7::JC) p.m.; Linson >ttbblns, ASI't. l?a1tor- Grate, pastor. Wonhlp service, 11 a.m. and •: :10 p.m. Sundlly. Bible sludy, Wednesday, 7::10 Directors. p.m.; ' youth services. Friday, . FIRST UNITED PRES· Sunday School. 9:30 ·a .m. 7:30p.m. BYTERIAN, Harrisonville, Richard Barton, lupl. Prayer ·• · . FllEEW tLL BAPTIST - Sundlly Church School, 9:30 meeting, WednesdaY• 7:30 p.n~:. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN, - Corner Ash and Plum, Mid· a.m., Mrs. Homer Lee, Supt.; BRADFORD CHURCH OF Rev. Arthur C. Lund, pastqr . dleport. Noel Herrman, paslor; Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. CHRIST - Cilfford Smith, U N I T E D minister. Sunday School 9;30 Sunday School, 9: IS a.m ., Guy Priddy, Sunday School F I A S ·T Ch•rles Evans, Supt.: worship Supt. Saturday evening service, PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, a.m.; morning churi:h 10:30 service, 10:30 a .m. Con· ·1 p.m. Sunday Scl1oo1.' 10 Sunday . Church School, 9:30 a.m. ; Sunday evening service, firm alton class, Tuesday, 4:15 a.m.' ; S'unday evelllng worship, a.m., Lewis Sauer,, Supt.; 7:30p.m. Wednesday serv.lce, 8 to 5:30 p.m.; ThJun!2r Con- 7 p.m. MornlnQ Worship, 10: 30 a.m. m flrmallon class, ur ...ay, 6:30 FIRST BAPTIST of Mid· F 1R ST u· N IT E 0 p.LAUREL cLIFF FREE to 7: 45p.m. dleport, corner of Sixth and PRESBYTERIAN • Syracuse METHODIST. - Rev. Eugene SEVEN DAY AD'iiENTIST - Palmer 'Streets, Rev. Charles Morning Worshf.p, 9 : a.m.; Gill, paStor. William Bailey, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. · Simons, pastor . Fred Sunday Church Sth90 .. 1. 10 a.m. supt. Sunday School, 9:30a.m.; Her bert Morgan , pastor. Hollman . Sunday School Mrs. SamPIOI' Hall. Sup!. Molnlng worship, 10:30· a..m.; · Sabbath school, SalurdaRy, 2 Suparlntencienl. Sunday church ST-f.VER$VILLE COM- Evening worship, 7:30 .p.tif. p.m.; worship, 3:15 n.m. each school for everyone 9: IS a.m.; MUNITY, .Rev . Edsel Hart, Wednesday, Christian Youth out lor life dmee lngdsT~ch Morning worship 10:15 a.m.; pasl«. Sunday School 'service Crusade, 6:30 p.m. ; Prayer urs· Evening servltfls, 7l:l0 p.m. ; 10 a.m. 11rayer Meeting each meeting 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Saturday, Tu01 ~ an day evenings, 7: · Wednesdayprayerservice,7: 30 Thursday 7:3Cl p.m. Sunday choir prac.tlce, 7 p.m. UNITE 0 p.m. Extra youth activities on evening Hrvlce, 7:3Cl p.m. DEXTER CHURCH OF · G ff A HAM METHODIST- Pre&chlng 9:30 .Sunday, S p.m., for all youth up ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST - Danny Evans, a.m.• first and second Sundays to sixth grade; 6:30 for junior - Pomeroy -Harrisonville pastor. Norman C. Will; supt. , of each month ; third and fourth and senior high students. Road. Kenneth Eberts, pastor. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m. ; Sundays each month, worship CHURCH OF CHRIST. Paul McElroy, Sunday School Worship service, 10:30 a.m. service at 7:30p.m. Wednesday Middleport, Sth and Main. Supt. Sunday School 9:3Cl a.m.; Chrlslian E;ndeavor Sunday evenings at 7:30. Prayer and RauHn Moyer, pastor. Michael morning worship and com · eveniiJ1l. Bible Study. Gerlach, Sunday School supt . munlon, 10:30 a.m.; SunQ&y REORGANIZED CHURCH FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· Bible School, 9:30 a.m. ; mor- evening yollfh Christian en- OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave., nlng worship, 10: 30 a .m.; deavor, 6:30; Worship services, TER DAY SAINTS- Pflrtland · Pomeroy, affiliated with S.B.C., evening , worship, 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Racine Road: Ralph Johnson, the Rev. Fred Hill, pastor. prayer service 7 p.m. Wed· evening prayer meetin~ and pastor. Herbert While, Sundar. Sunday School, 9: 30 a.m.; nesday. Bible sludy, 7:30p.m. School Director. Sund.iy Schoo, · morn ing worshl~, 10:3Cl a.m.; CHURcH OF • THE ST. JOHN LUTHERAN 9:30 a.m.; Morning worship, junior society , 6:30a.m. NYPS, NAZARENE - Middleport , Pine Grove, the Rev . . Arthur 10:30 a.m.; Sunday evening 6:45 p.m. Sunday evangelistic Rev. Audry Miller, pastor ; Combs, pastor. Sunday school, service 1 p.m .. Wednesday meeling, 7: 30 p.m. Prayer Floyd Carson, supt. Sunday 9:30 a.m.; church services, evening prayer $trv.lces, 7:30 meeting Wedn01day, 7:30p.m. school, 9:30 a.m .; Morning 10:30 a.m . p.m. _,, ,, • ,;.. · MIDDLEPORT . worship 10:30 a .m.; lunlor BRADBURY ~HUI'ICH OF . BETHt.:EHEM BAPTIST MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - society, 6:30p.m.; 'NYPS, 6:45 CHR'IST - Roy Bill Carter, Greal ' Bend, Charles Norris, . Corner Fourth and Main, p.m. Sunday evangelistic evangelist ; Wilbur HanlnS, pastor . Worship service, 9:30 Middleport. Rev. Henry L Key, meeting, 7:30 p.m . Prayer Bible school sup!.; Blbleschoo, a.m.; Sunday School, !0:30a.m. Jr., pastor. Sunday School 9:30 meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. 9: 30 a.m.; morning worship, CARLETON cHURcH a.m.• Arnold Richards, supl .; 10:30 a.m.; evening worship, 7 Kingsbury Road. Sundar. Morning worship 10:30 a.m. MEIGS !'.m.; Christian Workers Class, School, 9:30a.m.. Ralph Car, JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES COOPERATIVE Tuesday, 7 p.m. : Wednesday supt. Worship service, 10:30 Larry Carnahan presiding PARISH prayer meeting, 7 p.m. · a.m. and 7:30p.m. alternately. mlnlster: Sunday, Bible lecture, THE UNITED Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.; Wotchlower study. METHODIST CHURCH ANTIQUITY BAPTISt 7:30 p.m. Rev. Jay Stiles, 10: 30 a .m. ; Tuesday , Bible Robert R. Cant Rev. Freeland Norris, pastor. pastor . sludy, 7:30 p.m. ; Thursday, Rev. Stonleft Smith Sunday school, 10 a.m.; church 0 L D D E X T E R ministry sc~ool 7: 30 p.m., CHESTER - Worship 9:15 service, 7 p.m. Wednesday CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH service meeting 8:30p.m. a.m.; Churc~ School 10 a.m. Bible study, 7 p.m. - Rev. Willard Dutcher, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of ENTERPRISE- Worship, 9 B,IBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, pastor . Mrs. Worley Francis, Christ In Christian Union - a.m.; Chyrch School, 10 a.m. Minersville, J. A. McWaters, Sunday School Supt. Sunday Lawrence Manley, pastor; Mrs. FLATWOODS- Worship, 11 paslor. Sunday School, 10 a.m .; School, 9:45 a.m. Church Ser· Russell Young, Sunday School a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. morning worship, 11 a.m .; vices first and third Sundays Sup I. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; POMEROY- Worship, 10:30 Training Union , 6: 30 p.m. ; following Sunday School, Evening worship 7:30. Wed- a.m.; Church School 9: 15a.m. ; evening worship, 7:30p.m. Second and fourlh Saturday nesday prayer meeting, 7:30 UMYF 6:30p.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, evenings, 8 p.m. services. ROCK SPRINGS ..- Worship 7:30p.m. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN p.m. 10 a.m.; Church School 9 a.m. ; RACINE FIRST· CHURCH - Mr. Robert Wyatt, pastor; UMYF 6: 30p.m. OF THE . NAZARENE - Sunday School supl., Ronald MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Sunday School, 9:30 a.m .; Osborne. Bible School, 9:30 Rev. Robert Bumaorner Morning Worship; 10:30 a.m. ; a.m.; preaching 10:45 a.m.; HEATH - Worship 10:30 Evening worship, 7:30 p.m.. Evening serv.ices, 7:30p.m. a.m. ; Church School 9:30a.m.; Wednesday, Sunday School HYSELL RUN FREE UMYF 7 p:m. Superlnlendent, Pauline Me. METHODIST - Cecil Wise, RUTLAND - Worship 9:15 Cllntock, pastor. Rev. Morris P~stor. Sunday S_chool, 9:30 Sermonette a.m. ; Church School TO a.m.; · ' .~ · M. Wolfe. a.m.; Morning worship, 10:30 :-·' IIIIeR 'IOU MEAN. HIS BETTE!R 'HALF? • ... • ,, TWO·THIRDS!! 1 J f • .!. ...,., 1 -·' DE'I!OCTIVE HAZAR't> DIP rr HOAIN, &caT. IILOnER. ''" ~ StS ~AD f.IER. luNC~ o\IONEV ~ ... AB'OOT ME BEtNG TAKEN, A STR.EIT W\NG IS AFTER. M'l KID 8~f.IU., I WHEN 1HE PREGIDENT VI61TCP 'THE CITY, HE A661GNED 10 ·. . AND MOM iS I'\OilRIE1;'... .... . " PROIECT HIM. SO FAll FR.Oiol HOME I ' '. g ." . ' "' ' • J " ' J. ,, .. . 50RR'I '10' WARI.frT~AR ~TWECAIN'T Whoever he is, wherever he il - 'TKI.LITlt> I rnpec:t chis man. 'IP'-11"6 Naturally I respect anyone whoee pre10nce can bring calmneu and peace wbere there could have been .confuoion and turmoil. Mtnt4ay ·A#o At for me, I'm jwt a writer. With othen I've been writins on behalf of the Church- with conv;ction and enthuoiaun - for many a year. Rarely until ..Ow have I written in the first penon. Twsthy 61CR&T!! \ ..•.1 2:31-47 I ' •,. ... ' . .it· ~. Arlo l7:2Y-H • Wnllfllul•y Am 2,:1'2-20 But thil picture challenses one to identify him~tlf. On thil rocky hil)lide teemins w;th t'eltielt life only one il master, guide, guardian of all. ..'. ,. " Thr•ll•y YOU WERE. HAPPY AND .R-.. I ohare with you the common realization 1 I am DOt that one. We oharc too the simple faith that know11 Tho Lord It M)' Sht~lnrd, ':I-ll E:XCITED FORME? Pf!lllay Btho.,_., l:12-2J o. WHEN ~E.Y FEEL6CR/W !'OR YOU ? ....•, .' ,,,,.. """'... -·,.,.·,""''""""'""~"' HOWCANYOU MWI. SOMEONE. OUT S.hlrll•y eopyniht 197l Kll!ilter .-.Mrtil lna Service, Inc., Strlllxlrs. VIIJinla J:l•J I UMYF 7 .p.m. j . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- a.m.; Young People's service, SALEMCENTE" _-Worshlp Charles Norris, pastor. Sunday 6:45p.m.; Evangelistic service, \IIV t \IIV t \IIV t <m7 t \IJV t \SI2> t \IIV t \IIV t \SI2> t \IIV t cW t <W> .' 9a.m.; ChurchSchoollOo.m.; School, 9:30 a.m,; Morn)ng 7: 30p.m. Prayer meeting, • Scriptural Witness of the Christ UMYF Thursday, 7 p.m. worship, 10:45 a.m .; Sunday Thursda~. 7:30p.m. SYRACUSE CLUSTER evening worship, 7:30 p.m. ; FREEDOM GOSPEL BY HOYT AlLEN, JR. Rev. Forrest R. Donley Wednesday evening Bible MISSION·- Bald Knobs, Rev. Minister of Pomeroy Olurch of Olrtst ASBURY- Worship 11 a.m.; Study.- 7:30 p.m. . L. R. Gluesencamp, pastor. With the hope It will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that whli:h Is DANVI,LLE WESLEYAN, Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sundal John the Baptist, who was a cousin of Jesus, said, "And I Church School 9:50a.m. ; WSCS, lsi Tuesday. Rev . Lawrence Sullivan , School Supt. Sunday Schoo, good It:~ family and community life, this feature Is sponsored by the business saw, andbarerecordthatthiBisthe Son of God." (John 1:34). FOREST RUN - Worship 9 paslor . Sunday School 9:30 9:30 a.m. ; Sunday evening firms and organizations whose names appear below. John had been baptizing \hose in the Jordan Ri'Ver, which a.m. ; Church School 10 a.m.; a.m.; youth ~nd junior youlh worship 7:'30. Prayer meellng, were willing to heed to his preaching. He proclaimed very boldly WSCS, 3rd Wednesday.- 7:30 service, 6:45 p.m. ; evening Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Ernest worship, 7;30 p.m .; prayer and Deeter, class leader. Youth that the kingdom was near at hand. He called for people to repent p.m. MINERSVILLE - Worship praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m .. 10 a.m. ; Church School9 a.m.; SILVER RUN FREE BAP- Ernest Deeter, leader. (turn from sin), and many wt;re following his advice. When John WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7:30p.m. TISTRev. Howard Kimble, MT. HERMON UNITED saw Jesus coming to be baptized, he crted out to the people, SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 paslor. Sunday schoct, 10 a.m. ; BRETHREN ' CHURCH IN D. B.A. Anthony Plumbing and ' " ... Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the a.m.; Church School , 9 a.m.;- Henry Davis, supt.r evening CHRIST- Rev. Robert Shoo~, Phone 992:3284 Heating Middleport · world ." (John 1:29) . Therefor_e, John the Baptist was convinced Prayer and Bible Study, service, 7: 30 p.m. Prayer, P.,slor. Sunday" ,School, , 9:30 · . ; ~"; ·~~~l. . Wtidnesday; 1:30 p:tn. '·' ' meeting, Thurday, 7:30-p.m. a.m .; Roy Pooler, supt.; ~fred 240 Llncol.n St . OO'l " " " Middleport ··"!!:O:·'"'n-·":"'> : that Jes~ was· ~ Messia~':' '-" SOUTHERN CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF Wolfe, asst. supt. ; morning The works of Christ proved his identity . John 5:36 stales," ... Rev. W. Dolt McClurg GOD-Rev. James Satterfield, worship, 11 a.m. ; evening Rev. Frank Chtesebrew pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 sermon, 7:30 p.m ., altematlnQ the same works that I do bear witness of me, that Ute Father hath Rev. Martho Ann MeHner a.m.; worship service, 11 a.m.; each Sunday. Class meeting 11 sent me." BETHANY IDorcu) evening service , 7; prayer a .m. alternating ~unday Jesus' works were always works of God and never works of WorsHip, 9:30 a.m.; Church service and youlh service, mornings. Alfred Wolfe, Bakers of Good Bread Mldd:eport, Olio School 10:30 ·a.m. Thursday, 7 p.m. layleader; Chrlatian Endeavor, Satan, such as: lying, stealing, cheating, CID'Sing, committing Huntington. W. Va: CARMEL - Worship, II LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7:30 p.m . Sunday . Roger adultery, drunkennesa, etc. I Peter 2:21 states, "For even a.m., 1st and lrd Sundays; - Homer Stephens, pastor. Buckley , president. Prayer Sunday School , 9: 30 a.m. ;, meeting, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. hereunto were ye called : because Olrlst alBo suffered for liS, Church School; tO a.m. . APPLE GROVEWorship, morning worship, 10:30 a.m.; Board meeting flrsl Monday leaving us an example, that ye Should follow his steps." 7:30p.m. ; church school, 9:30 Robert Bobo, Sunday school each month, 7:30p.m. Therefore, if we are to be followers of Olrlst, (Christians), a.m.; mid-week service, supt. ; Sunday evening service, RUTLAND Sales · Allis Chalmers , Service Wednesday, 8 p.m. . 7:30. Youth meeting, Monday, 7 RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST then we must follow in His steps and do as He did. EAST LETART Worship, p.m. Mid-week service, WedRev. Samuel Jackson, Middleport, Ohio Farm • Industrial · Lawn · Garden' The Christian must constantly ask himself, "Are my works 10a.m., flrstandthl rdSundays; nesday, 7:30p.m. · pastor. Sunday School, 10a.m.; Tuppers Plains 667•3435 or actions as Jesus would have them to be?" And if Ute answer 9 a.m., second and fourth SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Mrs. Gertrude Butler, supt. Sundays;churchschool.9a.m., THENAZARENE-'-Rev. M. C. Prayer Service. 1:30 p.m.; comes back, "No," then changes must be made. This is a dlf· firs land third Sundays; 10 a.m., Larimore, pastor, .Bob ·Moore, preaching service, 2 p.m. ficult job, that of making needed changes. The reason for it is second and fourth Sundays. Sunday School Supt. Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF that Satan is constantly opposing God's will for our lives. lle is Mld·week service, Wednesday, School, classes for all ages, 9:30 cHRIST- Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; morning wor1hlp, 10:45. a.m., V. H. Braley, supt.; Athens Road busy planting all kind of thoughts in our minds of why we should 8 p.m. , Po!neroy GREAT BEND - Worship 11 NYPS Sunday , 6: 30 p.m.; commun ion and devotions, The Store with A'Heart nol walk in Jesus' steps . A Family That Worships Tog,ether a.m., 2nd and 4th Sundays; evangelistic service Sunday, 10:30 a.m . Regular board Racine 949-3342 7:30 p.m. Mid-week ,prayer meeting 7:30, third Salurday Stays Together ·~ ,. . Jesus said In John 5:39, "Search the Scriptures; for in them Church School, 10 a.m. FALLS - Worship meellng, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. each month. ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of 10 LETART a.m.; Church School 9 a.m. Missionary meeting, second THE RUTLAND COMme." This is certainly true. The Scriptures do testify or give ' MORNING STAR- Worship ' Wednesdav. 7:30 o.m. MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. I ~lNG 9:30a.m. ; Church School 10:30 UNITED FAITH NON· Richard. Dubbeld, pastor. witness of Christ. They tell of His : ; Mid-Week Service. " DENOMINATIONAL- Rev. School , 9:30 a.m .; Worship - Pre-existence (John 1:1; 1:51). That Jesus actually lived a.m. Wednesday, Bn>.m. Robert Smith, pastor. Sunday . service, 11 a.m.; Wednesday Ohlo's·Oidest Dodge Dealer Bakers of Holsum Bread before He came in the form of a Babe in Bethlehem. In fact, He MORSE CHAPEL-Worship school,9:30o.m. ; Bob Barber, prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m . Middleport. Ohio • Middleport, 11 a.m., 1st and 3rd Sundays; sup!.; worship service, 10:30 Sunday night worship, 7:30. was in on the creation of this world. Church School, 10 a.m. a.m .; youth meeting, 6: 45 RUTLAND CHURCH OF - Dominion (Matthew 8:27; Ephesians 1:22; I Peter 3:22). PORTLAND- Worsh::c 7:30 p.m.; church, 7:30 p.m. ; THE NAZARENE - Rev . That He would be over all things. He was over nature, as He p.m. ; Church School 9: a.m. prayer meetln~. Wednesday.. Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr ., pastor. SUTTON - Worship, 11 a.m. EOENUNITEOBRETHREN Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; calmed the sea wilh words. He is over the Church as He guides II 2nd and 4th Sundays; Church IN. CHRIST- Eldon R. Blake, Morning worship, 10:30 a.m.; Member of the Big 3 even today through His Splrll and Word. He is over heavenly School 10 a.m. pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m .; Young people's service, 6:45 WESLEYAN (Racine) Winnie Holsinger, supt. Mor· p.m. ; Evangelistic serv ices General Merchandise powers as even the angels are subject to !lim. Chester,' Ohio Worship, 11 a.m. ; Church nlng sermon, 11 a.m.; Evening 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening' Tuppers Plains - Incarnation (John 1:1; 1:14). Tha\Jesus was actually God School, 667·3280 service Christian Endeavor, service 7:30p.m. 10 a.m. h h UMYF lor all c urc es o1 the 7:30p.m.; Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, in the nesh. This is Ute reason the angel instructed Joseph Ill call MASON COUNTY . Jesus what he did. (Matthew ! :Iliff) . He lllld Joseph that Jesus Southern Clusler, 7:30 ~. m . president. Song service and each Sunday at the Youth sermon, 8: 20. Mld·Week prayer THE HILAND CHAPEL would be called Emmanuel, which being Interpreted is, God with Center (Oak Grove Road.) meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. George Casto, pastor. Sunday' us. NORTHEAST CLUSTER Mrs. Marie Holsinger, class School, 9:30; evening worship Rev. Jocob Lehman leader. 7:30. Thurlday evening prayer' - Kingdom (Matthew 16:18, 19; Colossians 1:13). That Jesus Family Recreation Rev. St1ndtey lroflllum POMEROY LOWER LIGHT service, 7:30p.m. Pomeroy-Member F. D.I . C. & would establish a kingdom which even hell could not penetrate. Swimming JOPPA - Worship 10 a.m.; CHURCH HarriSonville MASON FIRST BAPTIST Federal Reserve System This is none other than Ute Church of the Lord Himself. The Church School 9 a.m.; Prayer Road, Rev. Roy Taylor, pastor ; Second and Pomeroy Sts. , Stan henry Eblin, Sunday School Craig, paslor. Sunday school Church is a spiritual kingdom and can not be stopped by mUltary Meeting, Wednesday, I p.m. LONG BOTTOM - Church ~upt . )unday School , 9:30a.m. ; 9:45a.m.; worahlp aervlce, 11' Meigs County Branch power, as earthly kingdoms can. The Lord's Church came into services, 9 a .m.; Sundlly School evening worship, 7: 30 p.m. a.m.; training union, 6:30p.m. ; existence in Ute city of Jersualem In A.D. 33on lite Jewish Feast 9:ol.5 a.m. Bible sludy every Prayer and pra ise service, evening worship service, 7:30 Rexall Drugs Thursday, 7:30p.m. Thursday, 7:30p.m. p.m. Mid-week prayer service Day of Pentecost. NORTH BETHEL- Worship COMMUNITY CHURCH, Wedne1day, 7:30p.m. ' We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions - Meekness (Luke 23:9). That Christ was a man that had 11a.m.; Church School tO a.m. Dexter - Worship services CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 992-2955 Pomeroy ALFRED - Sunday school, Salurday and Sunday, 7:30 Services al 315 Main St., Pt miraculous powers, all must agree if they believe the Bible. But, 296 W. se·c ond Ph. 992.j86J Pomeroy 9 : ~5 a .m. 01ch Sunday ; P.m. . . .·. ... _ Pleasant, Sunday School 9:15 Lo keep this power under control, which Is meedkness, was a preaching al 11 a.m. each • HEM L 0 C K G R 0 v E a.m. Sundays, 11 a.m. : Wed dynamic task. Sunday. l'rayer meeting, 7:45 CHRISTIAN- O.vld )tautter, nesday, testimonial meeting 8 - Priesthood (Hebrews ~ : 5) . That Jesus is a high priest p.m. Wednesday ; WSCS, 8 p.m. pastor; Stanford Stockton, supt. p.m. All welcome. and on lhlrd Tuesday each month. Morning worship, 9:30 a.m.; FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURC H today, no Bible believer can deny. Peter makes it very plain in I R E EOSV ILLE - Sundoy church school, 10: 30 a .m.; - Letart Route!, the Rev. Sta n Electric Motor Repair St. Rt. 7 Chester, Ohio Peter 2:9 that all Christians are In Ute priesthood today. schoo~ 9:30; preechlng, 7:3Cl young peoples meeting, 6:30 •Craig, paslor. Sunday schoo I, 810 W. Main 992•5750 p.m. )Unday ; prayer meeling, p.m.; evening worship, 7:30. 9:30 a.m. ; prayer and Blbl Choose the Church o~your Choice Therefore, all Christians are to have a holy life and be willing to 7:30p.m. .. Tuesday ; WSCS, 7:30 Blbleo51udy, Wednesday, 7:30 study, 7:30p.m. Collagepraye r serve in the service of the Lord. first Thursday each monlh . p.m. · service, Tuesday , 10 a.m. ; SILVER RIDGE - Worsh ip, MT. UNION BAPTIST - worship service, Friday, 7:30 -Rejection (John 1:11). That Jesus was rejected by lite 10 a.m.; Church School, 9 a.m. Rev. Cecil pastor. Sunday p.m. ' ' Jewish nation is a well known fact. But, what is not so well known TUPPERS PLAINS school sup!., Joe Sayre. Sunday MASON CHURCH 0 Take Someone with You to Church is the fact tliat anyone who refuses to p~t their faith in Him, Worship 9 a .m.; Church School school, 9:45 a .m.; Sunday CHRIST - Loren T. StephenS,F Meats and Groceries In Pomeroy Over 90 Years evening worship, 7:30. Wed- minister. Worship, 10 a.m Syracuse repent (t urn from sin), confess Him before others, be burled with 10 a.m. . 992-3986 K_ENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, nesday prayer and Bible study, Bible sludy, 11 :15 a.m .; even In Kermit Walton, Mgr • Him in Chrislian baptism, and live faithful and obedient lives Hobar t Newell , sup!. Services 7:30J'.m . , worship, 7:30 . p.m. Mid-wee ~ today, are also rejeding Him. weekly, 9:30 o.m. on Sunday. T P P E R5 PLAINS service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m ., - Resurrection (Matthew 16:21; I Corinthians 15:4). Thal Preaching first and third CHRISTIAN - Mr. John Wyatt, MASON ASS EMILY 0 F Sundays of month by Clifford pastor; J. S. Davis, Sunday GOD - Second St., Mason, W Christ came back from Ute dead Is historical fact that is-backed Smith, 9:30a.m. School supt.; Sunday school, Va. Chester Tennant, pastor . • HOBSON CHRISTIAN 9:30 a.m., Morning Sermon, Sunday school, 10 a.m.; morup with mountains of evidences. The person who deni es this is Church and Office Supplies-Gifts Furnlture and Applla·nces blinded, physically, mentally, and spiritually. - UNION - Darrel Doddrlll, 10:30 a.m. Evening sermon, 7 nlng worship, 11 a .m 992-2641 pastor . Sunday School, 9:30 p.m . evangelistic service, 7:30 p.m Middleport Phone 985-3308 Chester1 ().' - Ascension (Acts 1:9). That Jesus with His resurrected a.m., Leonard Gilmore, first LETART FALLS UNITED Bible study and prayer servlc e. body went into outer-space without the help of any aeronautics elder; evening ser·vlce, 7:30 BRETHREN - Rev . Robert Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Phon e p.m. Wednesday prayer Shook, pastor ; Herschel Norris, 713·5133. equipment is a miracle which took place in Ute presel!ce of many meeling, 7:30p.m. Attend the (;hurch or Your Choice . sup!. Sunday school, 9:3Cl a .m.; HI.RTFORii CHURCH 0 F witnesses. These witnesses staked their lives on preaching of this MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF morning sermon, 10:30 a.m .; CHRIST In Christian Union GOD - Racine Route 2. The evening sermon, 7:30 alter- Rev . O' Dell Manley, pasto r. .. event and it COlt many of them their lives to do II. · • Bulova Watches-Sales & Service Rev. Charltl Hand, pastor. nallng each Sunday. Prayer Sunday school, 9:30a.m., Rog er , _: Promlse to rebirn (John '14:1-3). That Christ will come Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; service, Wednesday, 7;30 p.m. Manley, supt. ; evening servlc 186 N. Second . Middleport . Pomeroy e, Ph. 992-3498 ; again to judge Ute unrighteoUII and send them to hell is a gloomy morning worship, 11 a.m. Prayer meeling, 7:30 p.m. 7: 30. Wednesday evenln g prayer meeting, 7: 30 p.m picture. But, to the Olristlan, who awaits for Hia'r.elurn to be Evening services, Thuesday alternating Sundays. and Friday, 7:3Cl. CHESHIRE CHURCH OF Sunday evening youth Mrvl ce carried off to eternal heaven, it is a beautiful picture. BEARWALLOW RIDGf! GOO OF PROPHr.CY, G. P. 6: 45 with Miley Lou Carler, and nfE ABOVE ARE ONLY a few of the Scriptural 1ritnesses of CHURCH OF CHRIST -Pevld Smith, paslor. Sundar Sthool, leader . No Tuesday service. ' Jewell, pastor. Biblestudy,9:JO tO a.m.; Arthur Henson , Supt.; CHRISTIAN SCIENC E Olriat. But, thele should be enougb to give 1111 desire to want to 4.m.; morning worship, 10:30; Morning Worshht 11 a.rn. ; Sefvicu, 315 Main St., Pt ' "We Sponsnr Jesus" , ' be on the Lord's side. It is the winning side today and certainly it evening worship, 6: 30 p.m. Young reople• '"rvice, 7 p.m.; Pleasant . Sunday servlc01, I I ' ' Rev. tan Cral(l. __ Racine, Ohio Ph. 9.W-3272 Wednesday Bible study, 7:30 Evenfng service, 7:30 p.m.; a.n• Wednesday Tesllmon Ia I I· will be when Clrlat cornea again . 3 p.m. Wednesday Min-Week . Pray~ mee1mg, 7:30 P·"' · ·1 •. ,;, '' ' ' .' .''•' .. " .' ., GOEGLEtN READY MIX. 00. " ' HEINER'S BAKERY M& RFOODUNER BOGGS EQUIPMENT MARK VSTORE OOMIGAN SOHIO STATION OHIO VAllfY 00. · R. 'H. 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In this Nlllplo A II uoed for the thNI L.... X for the two 0'1, ete. Sln1le letten, 1po~troDbu, the llllltb and formation of the , word• an Ill blntl. Eaeh clo7 thlt codt !etten ore dlferent. BEN FRANKUN STORE · FAIItVIEW BIBLE atURat u-mbltU..feurJumblet, letter lo e~eh oquare, to form four ordlnory words. I I .· SADIE'S MARKET NEW YORK Q.OTHING HOUSE a .. RACINE FOOD MARKEJ o. Co•. ., '"'' ' '". . •J' . • Cl:ll"l''CCVOftl ' ••• •• '• • ". '· ... '•• ~I . I' \ �,, -~ POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev. w. H. Perrin, pastor. Ror. Mayer, Supt. Church schooo , 9:15a.m.; worship, 10:2U.m.; youth choir rehearsal Mondoy, 6: 30 p.m.; Mrs. Marvin Burt, dlr•ctor: sen~or choir rehe<lroal, 7:30p.m .. Thursday, llllrs. Paul Nease, director. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - ,{.orner Union and Mulberry . Rev . Clyde V. . Henderson •. pastor. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m.; Raym ond Walburn, sup!. Morning worship 10:30 a.m. E·:enl ng service 7:30p.m. Mid week service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m . GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev. Stanley Plattenburg, min l1ter. Morning prayer and sermon/ 10: :Jo a.m. Holy communion and sermon, flrot Sundays, 10:30 a.m". Church . school. kin · dergarten through eighth grade, 10:30 a.m. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Mr . Hoyt Allen, Jr., paslor . Bible School, 9:30a.m .. worship, 10: 30; adult worship service and young peoples meeting, both 7:30p.m. Sunday. Wednesday , combined Bible study and prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy RayS. Wining, officer In charge . Sunday, 10 a .m.. , Holiness meeting ; 10:30 a.m ., Sunday School. Young People's legion , 7 p.m .; Thursday, 1 to 3 p.m., Ladles Home League ;· 7 p.m., Prep classes. SACRED HEART - Rev. Father Bernard Kral co vlc , pastor . Phone 992·2825 . Saturday evening Mass, 7:30 p.m. Sunday Mass, B and 10 a.m. Confessions, Saturday, 77:30 p.m. POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST - Rober I Kuhn, pastor ; William Watson, SundaY school supt. Sunday school , 9:30a.m.; BYF, 6 p.m.; Bible study, Wed· · nesday , 7 p.m.; choir practice, Wednesday, 8:30p.m. MIDDLE PORT . PEN · UNITED MINISTRY OF Service, 7:30 p.m. ; 'Y.o~lh TECOSTAL - Third Ave., the MEIGS COUNTY, The Unlt.d meeting 6::10 p.m.: E~ Rev. William Knittel, pastor. PrHbyterlan Church, Dwight worlhlp, 7::10 p.m. j:' Ronald Dugan , Sunday school l. Zavilz, Pntor -Director,; CHESTERCHURCHO THE supl, · Clas... for all egos; George W. Hutton and Rev. NAZARENE - Rev; Herbert evening service, 7::JC) p.m.; Linson >ttbblns, ASI't. l?a1tor- Grate, pastor. Wonhlp service, 11 a.m. and •: :10 p.m. Sundlly. Bible sludy, Wednesday, 7::10 Directors. p.m.; ' youth services. Friday, . FIRST UNITED PRES· Sunday School. 9:30 ·a .m. 7:30p.m. BYTERIAN, Harrisonville, Richard Barton, lupl. Prayer ·• · . FllEEW tLL BAPTIST - Sundlly Church School, 9:30 meeting, WednesdaY• 7:30 p.n~:. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN, - Corner Ash and Plum, Mid· a.m., Mrs. Homer Lee, Supt.; BRADFORD CHURCH OF Rev. Arthur C. Lund, pastqr . dleport. Noel Herrman, paslor; Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. CHRIST - Cilfford Smith, U N I T E D minister. Sunday School 9;30 Sunday School, 9: IS a.m ., Guy Priddy, Sunday School F I A S ·T Ch•rles Evans, Supt.: worship Supt. Saturday evening service, PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, a.m.; morning churi:h 10:30 service, 10:30 a .m. Con· ·1 p.m. Sunday Scl1oo1.' 10 Sunday . Church School, 9:30 a.m. ; Sunday evening service, firm alton class, Tuesday, 4:15 a.m.' ; S'unday evelllng worship, a.m., Lewis Sauer,, Supt.; 7:30p.m. Wednesday serv.lce, 8 to 5:30 p.m.; ThJun!2r Con- 7 p.m. MornlnQ Worship, 10: 30 a.m. m flrmallon class, ur ...ay, 6:30 FIRST BAPTIST of Mid· F 1R ST u· N IT E 0 p.LAUREL cLIFF FREE to 7: 45p.m. dleport, corner of Sixth and PRESBYTERIAN • Syracuse METHODIST. - Rev. Eugene SEVEN DAY AD'iiENTIST - Palmer 'Streets, Rev. Charles Morning Worshf.p, 9 : a.m.; Gill, paStor. William Bailey, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. · Simons, pastor . Fred Sunday Church Sth90 .. 1. 10 a.m. supt. Sunday School, 9:30a.m.; Her bert Morgan , pastor. Hollman . Sunday School Mrs. SamPIOI' Hall. Sup!. Molnlng worship, 10:30· a..m.; · Sabbath school, SalurdaRy, 2 Suparlntencienl. Sunday church ST-f.VER$VILLE COM- Evening worship, 7:30 .p.tif. p.m.; worship, 3:15 n.m. each school for everyone 9: IS a.m.; MUNITY, .Rev . Edsel Hart, Wednesday, Christian Youth out lor life dmee lngdsT~ch Morning worship 10:15 a.m.; pasl«. Sunday School 'service Crusade, 6:30 p.m. ; Prayer urs· Evening servltfls, 7l:l0 p.m. ; 10 a.m. 11rayer Meeting each meeting 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Saturday, Tu01 ~ an day evenings, 7: · Wednesdayprayerservice,7: 30 Thursday 7:3Cl p.m. Sunday choir prac.tlce, 7 p.m. UNITE 0 p.m. Extra youth activities on evening Hrvlce, 7:3Cl p.m. DEXTER CHURCH OF · G ff A HAM METHODIST- Pre&chlng 9:30 .Sunday, S p.m., for all youth up ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST - Danny Evans, a.m.• first and second Sundays to sixth grade; 6:30 for junior - Pomeroy -Harrisonville pastor. Norman C. Will; supt. , of each month ; third and fourth and senior high students. Road. Kenneth Eberts, pastor. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m. ; Sundays each month, worship CHURCH OF CHRIST. Paul McElroy, Sunday School Worship service, 10:30 a.m. service at 7:30p.m. Wednesday Middleport, Sth and Main. Supt. Sunday School 9:3Cl a.m.; Chrlslian E;ndeavor Sunday evenings at 7:30. Prayer and RauHn Moyer, pastor. Michael morning worship and com · eveniiJ1l. Bible Study. Gerlach, Sunday School supt . munlon, 10:30 a.m.; SunQ&y REORGANIZED CHURCH FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· Bible School, 9:30 a.m. ; mor- evening yollfh Christian en- OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave., nlng worship, 10: 30 a .m.; deavor, 6:30; Worship services, TER DAY SAINTS- Pflrtland · Pomeroy, affiliated with S.B.C., evening , worship, 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Racine Road: Ralph Johnson, the Rev. Fred Hill, pastor. prayer service 7 p.m. Wed· evening prayer meetin~ and pastor. Herbert While, Sundar. Sunday School, 9: 30 a.m.; nesday. Bible sludy, 7:30p.m. School Director. Sund.iy Schoo, · morn ing worshl~, 10:3Cl a.m.; CHURcH OF • THE ST. JOHN LUTHERAN 9:30 a.m.; Morning worship, junior society , 6:30a.m. NYPS, NAZARENE - Middleport , Pine Grove, the Rev . . Arthur 10:30 a.m.; Sunday evening 6:45 p.m. Sunday evangelistic Rev. Audry Miller, pastor ; Combs, pastor. Sunday school, service 1 p.m .. Wednesday meeling, 7: 30 p.m. Prayer Floyd Carson, supt. Sunday 9:30 a.m.; church services, evening prayer $trv.lces, 7:30 meeting Wedn01day, 7:30p.m. school, 9:30 a.m .; Morning 10:30 a.m . p.m. _,, ,, • ,;.. · MIDDLEPORT . worship 10:30 a .m.; lunlor BRADBURY ~HUI'ICH OF . BETHt.:EHEM BAPTIST MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - society, 6:30p.m.; 'NYPS, 6:45 CHR'IST - Roy Bill Carter, Greal ' Bend, Charles Norris, . Corner Fourth and Main, p.m. Sunday evangelistic evangelist ; Wilbur HanlnS, pastor . Worship service, 9:30 Middleport. Rev. Henry L Key, meeting, 7:30 p.m . Prayer Bible school sup!.; Blbleschoo, a.m.; Sunday School, !0:30a.m. Jr., pastor. Sunday School 9:30 meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. 9: 30 a.m.; morning worship, CARLETON cHURcH a.m.• Arnold Richards, supl .; 10:30 a.m.; evening worship, 7 Kingsbury Road. Sundar. Morning worship 10:30 a.m. MEIGS !'.m.; Christian Workers Class, School, 9:30a.m.. Ralph Car, JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES COOPERATIVE Tuesday, 7 p.m. : Wednesday supt. Worship service, 10:30 Larry Carnahan presiding PARISH prayer meeting, 7 p.m. · a.m. and 7:30p.m. alternately. mlnlster: Sunday, Bible lecture, THE UNITED Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.; Wotchlower study. METHODIST CHURCH ANTIQUITY BAPTISt 7:30 p.m. Rev. Jay Stiles, 10: 30 a .m. ; Tuesday , Bible Robert R. Cant Rev. Freeland Norris, pastor. pastor . sludy, 7:30 p.m. ; Thursday, Rev. Stonleft Smith Sunday school, 10 a.m.; church 0 L D D E X T E R ministry sc~ool 7: 30 p.m., CHESTER - Worship 9:15 service, 7 p.m. Wednesday CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH service meeting 8:30p.m. a.m.; Churc~ School 10 a.m. Bible study, 7 p.m. - Rev. Willard Dutcher, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of ENTERPRISE- Worship, 9 B,IBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, pastor . Mrs. Worley Francis, Christ In Christian Union - a.m.; Chyrch School, 10 a.m. Minersville, J. A. McWaters, Sunday School Supt. Sunday Lawrence Manley, pastor; Mrs. FLATWOODS- Worship, 11 paslor. Sunday School, 10 a.m .; School, 9:45 a.m. Church Ser· Russell Young, Sunday School a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. morning worship, 11 a.m .; vices first and third Sundays Sup I. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; POMEROY- Worship, 10:30 Training Union , 6: 30 p.m. ; following Sunday School, Evening worship 7:30. Wed- a.m.; Church School 9: 15a.m. ; evening worship, 7:30p.m. Second and fourlh Saturday nesday prayer meeting, 7:30 UMYF 6:30p.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, evenings, 8 p.m. services. ROCK SPRINGS ..- Worship 7:30p.m. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN p.m. 10 a.m.; Church School 9 a.m. ; RACINE FIRST· CHURCH - Mr. Robert Wyatt, pastor; UMYF 6: 30p.m. OF THE . NAZARENE - Sunday School supl., Ronald MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Sunday School, 9:30 a.m .; Osborne. Bible School, 9:30 Rev. Robert Bumaorner Morning Worship; 10:30 a.m. ; a.m.; preaching 10:45 a.m.; HEATH - Worship 10:30 Evening worship, 7:30 p.m.. Evening serv.ices, 7:30p.m. a.m. ; Church School 9:30a.m.; Wednesday, Sunday School HYSELL RUN FREE UMYF 7 p:m. Superlnlendent, Pauline Me. METHODIST - Cecil Wise, RUTLAND - Worship 9:15 Cllntock, pastor. Rev. Morris P~stor. Sunday S_chool, 9:30 Sermonette a.m. ; Church School TO a.m.; · ' .~ · M. Wolfe. a.m.; Morning worship, 10:30 :-·' IIIIeR 'IOU MEAN. HIS BETTE!R 'HALF? • ... • ,, TWO·THIRDS!! 1 J f • .!. ...,., 1 -·' DE'I!OCTIVE HAZAR't> DIP rr HOAIN, &caT. IILOnER. ''" ~ StS ~AD f.IER. luNC~ o\IONEV ~ ... AB'OOT ME BEtNG TAKEN, A STR.EIT W\NG IS AFTER. M'l KID 8~f.IU., I WHEN 1HE PREGIDENT VI61TCP 'THE CITY, HE A661GNED 10 ·. . AND MOM iS I'\OilRIE1;'... .... . " PROIECT HIM. SO FAll FR.Oiol HOME I ' '. g ." . ' "' ' • J " ' J. ,, .. . 50RR'I '10' WARI.frT~AR ~TWECAIN'T Whoever he is, wherever he il - 'TKI.LITlt> I rnpec:t chis man. 'IP'-11"6 Naturally I respect anyone whoee pre10nce can bring calmneu and peace wbere there could have been .confuoion and turmoil. Mtnt4ay ·A#o At for me, I'm jwt a writer. With othen I've been writins on behalf of the Church- with conv;ction and enthuoiaun - for many a year. Rarely until ..Ow have I written in the first penon. Twsthy 61CR&T!! \ ..•.1 2:31-47 I ' •,. ... ' . .it· ~. Arlo l7:2Y-H • Wnllfllul•y Am 2,:1'2-20 But thil picture challenses one to identify him~tlf. On thil rocky hil)lide teemins w;th t'eltielt life only one il master, guide, guardian of all. ..'. ,. " Thr•ll•y YOU WERE. HAPPY AND .R-.. I ohare with you the common realization 1 I am DOt that one. We oharc too the simple faith that know11 Tho Lord It M)' Sht~lnrd, ':I-ll E:XCITED FORME? Pf!lllay Btho.,_., l:12-2J o. WHEN ~E.Y FEEL6CR/W !'OR YOU ? ....•, .' ,,,,.. """'... -·,.,.·,""''""""'""~"' HOWCANYOU MWI. SOMEONE. OUT S.hlrll•y eopyniht 197l Kll!ilter .-.Mrtil lna Service, Inc., Strlllxlrs. VIIJinla J:l•J I UMYF 7 .p.m. j . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- a.m.; Young People's service, SALEMCENTE" _-Worshlp Charles Norris, pastor. Sunday 6:45p.m.; Evangelistic service, \IIV t \IIV t \IIV t <m7 t \IJV t \SI2> t \IIV t \IIV t \SI2> t \IIV t cW t <W> .' 9a.m.; ChurchSchoollOo.m.; School, 9:30 a.m,; Morn)ng 7: 30p.m. Prayer meeting, • Scriptural Witness of the Christ UMYF Thursday, 7 p.m. worship, 10:45 a.m .; Sunday Thursda~. 7:30p.m. SYRACUSE CLUSTER evening worship, 7:30 p.m. ; FREEDOM GOSPEL BY HOYT AlLEN, JR. Rev. Forrest R. Donley Wednesday evening Bible MISSION·- Bald Knobs, Rev. Minister of Pomeroy Olurch of Olrtst ASBURY- Worship 11 a.m.; Study.- 7:30 p.m. . L. R. Gluesencamp, pastor. With the hope It will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that whli:h Is DANVI,LLE WESLEYAN, Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sundal John the Baptist, who was a cousin of Jesus, said, "And I Church School 9:50a.m. ; WSCS, lsi Tuesday. Rev . Lawrence Sullivan , School Supt. Sunday Schoo, good It:~ family and community life, this feature Is sponsored by the business saw, andbarerecordthatthiBisthe Son of God." (John 1:34). FOREST RUN - Worship 9 paslor . Sunday School 9:30 9:30 a.m. ; Sunday evening firms and organizations whose names appear below. John had been baptizing \hose in the Jordan Ri'Ver, which a.m. ; Church School 10 a.m.; a.m.; youth ~nd junior youlh worship 7:'30. Prayer meellng, were willing to heed to his preaching. He proclaimed very boldly WSCS, 3rd Wednesday.- 7:30 service, 6:45 p.m. ; evening Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Ernest worship, 7;30 p.m .; prayer and Deeter, class leader. Youth that the kingdom was near at hand. He called for people to repent p.m. MINERSVILLE - Worship praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m .. 10 a.m. ; Church School9 a.m.; SILVER RUN FREE BAP- Ernest Deeter, leader. (turn from sin), and many wt;re following his advice. When John WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7:30p.m. TISTRev. Howard Kimble, MT. HERMON UNITED saw Jesus coming to be baptized, he crted out to the people, SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 paslor. Sunday schoct, 10 a.m. ; BRETHREN ' CHURCH IN D. B.A. Anthony Plumbing and ' " ... Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the a.m.; Church School , 9 a.m.;- Henry Davis, supt.r evening CHRIST- Rev. Robert Shoo~, Phone 992:3284 Heating Middleport · world ." (John 1:29) . Therefor_e, John the Baptist was convinced Prayer and Bible Study, service, 7: 30 p.m. Prayer, P.,slor. Sunday" ,School, , 9:30 · . ; ~"; ·~~~l. . Wtidnesday; 1:30 p:tn. '·' ' meeting, Thurday, 7:30-p.m. a.m .; Roy Pooler, supt.; ~fred 240 Llncol.n St . OO'l " " " Middleport ··"!!:O:·'"'n-·":"'> : that Jes~ was· ~ Messia~':' '-" SOUTHERN CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF Wolfe, asst. supt. ; morning The works of Christ proved his identity . John 5:36 stales," ... Rev. W. Dolt McClurg GOD-Rev. James Satterfield, worship, 11 a.m. ; evening Rev. Frank Chtesebrew pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 sermon, 7:30 p.m ., altematlnQ the same works that I do bear witness of me, that Ute Father hath Rev. Martho Ann MeHner a.m.; worship service, 11 a.m.; each Sunday. Class meeting 11 sent me." BETHANY IDorcu) evening service , 7; prayer a .m. alternating ~unday Jesus' works were always works of God and never works of WorsHip, 9:30 a.m.; Church service and youlh service, mornings. Alfred Wolfe, Bakers of Good Bread Mldd:eport, Olio School 10:30 ·a.m. Thursday, 7 p.m. layleader; Chrlatian Endeavor, Satan, such as: lying, stealing, cheating, CID'Sing, committing Huntington. W. Va: CARMEL - Worship, II LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7:30 p.m . Sunday . Roger adultery, drunkennesa, etc. I Peter 2:21 states, "For even a.m., 1st and lrd Sundays; - Homer Stephens, pastor. Buckley , president. Prayer Sunday School , 9: 30 a.m. ;, meeting, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. hereunto were ye called : because Olrlst alBo suffered for liS, Church School; tO a.m. . APPLE GROVEWorship, morning worship, 10:30 a.m.; Board meeting flrsl Monday leaving us an example, that ye Should follow his steps." 7:30p.m. ; church school, 9:30 Robert Bobo, Sunday school each month, 7:30p.m. Therefore, if we are to be followers of Olrlst, (Christians), a.m.; mid-week service, supt. ; Sunday evening service, RUTLAND Sales · Allis Chalmers , Service Wednesday, 8 p.m. . 7:30. Youth meeting, Monday, 7 RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST then we must follow in His steps and do as He did. EAST LETART Worship, p.m. Mid-week service, WedRev. Samuel Jackson, Middleport, Ohio Farm • Industrial · Lawn · Garden' The Christian must constantly ask himself, "Are my works 10a.m., flrstandthl rdSundays; nesday, 7:30p.m. · pastor. Sunday School, 10a.m.; Tuppers Plains 667•3435 or actions as Jesus would have them to be?" And if Ute answer 9 a.m., second and fourth SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Mrs. Gertrude Butler, supt. Sundays;churchschool.9a.m., THENAZARENE-'-Rev. M. C. Prayer Service. 1:30 p.m.; comes back, "No," then changes must be made. This is a dlf· firs land third Sundays; 10 a.m., Larimore, pastor, .Bob ·Moore, preaching service, 2 p.m. ficult job, that of making needed changes. The reason for it is second and fourth Sundays. Sunday School Supt. Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF that Satan is constantly opposing God's will for our lives. lle is Mld·week service, Wednesday, School, classes for all ages, 9:30 cHRIST- Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; morning wor1hlp, 10:45. a.m., V. H. Braley, supt.; Athens Road busy planting all kind of thoughts in our minds of why we should 8 p.m. , Po!neroy GREAT BEND - Worship 11 NYPS Sunday , 6: 30 p.m.; commun ion and devotions, The Store with A'Heart nol walk in Jesus' steps . A Family That Worships Tog,ether a.m., 2nd and 4th Sundays; evangelistic service Sunday, 10:30 a.m . Regular board Racine 949-3342 7:30 p.m. Mid-week ,prayer meeting 7:30, third Salurday Stays Together ·~ ,. . Jesus said In John 5:39, "Search the Scriptures; for in them Church School, 10 a.m. FALLS - Worship meellng, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. each month. ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of 10 LETART a.m.; Church School 9 a.m. Missionary meeting, second THE RUTLAND COMme." This is certainly true. The Scriptures do testify or give ' MORNING STAR- Worship ' Wednesdav. 7:30 o.m. MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. I ~lNG 9:30a.m. ; Church School 10:30 UNITED FAITH NON· Richard. Dubbeld, pastor. witness of Christ. They tell of His : ; Mid-Week Service. " DENOMINATIONAL- Rev. School , 9:30 a.m .; Worship - Pre-existence (John 1:1; 1:51). That Jesus actually lived a.m. Wednesday, Bn>.m. Robert Smith, pastor. Sunday . service, 11 a.m.; Wednesday Ohlo's·Oidest Dodge Dealer Bakers of Holsum Bread before He came in the form of a Babe in Bethlehem. In fact, He MORSE CHAPEL-Worship school,9:30o.m. ; Bob Barber, prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m . Middleport. Ohio • Middleport, 11 a.m., 1st and 3rd Sundays; sup!.; worship service, 10:30 Sunday night worship, 7:30. was in on the creation of this world. Church School, 10 a.m. a.m .; youth meeting, 6: 45 RUTLAND CHURCH OF - Dominion (Matthew 8:27; Ephesians 1:22; I Peter 3:22). PORTLAND- Worsh::c 7:30 p.m.; church, 7:30 p.m. ; THE NAZARENE - Rev . That He would be over all things. He was over nature, as He p.m. ; Church School 9: a.m. prayer meetln~. Wednesday.. Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr ., pastor. SUTTON - Worship, 11 a.m. EOENUNITEOBRETHREN Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; calmed the sea wilh words. He is over the Church as He guides II 2nd and 4th Sundays; Church IN. CHRIST- Eldon R. Blake, Morning worship, 10:30 a.m.; Member of the Big 3 even today through His Splrll and Word. He is over heavenly School 10 a.m. pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m .; Young people's service, 6:45 WESLEYAN (Racine) Winnie Holsinger, supt. Mor· p.m. ; Evangelistic serv ices General Merchandise powers as even the angels are subject to !lim. Chester,' Ohio Worship, 11 a.m. ; Church nlng sermon, 11 a.m.; Evening 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening' Tuppers Plains - Incarnation (John 1:1; 1:14). Tha\Jesus was actually God School, 667·3280 service Christian Endeavor, service 7:30p.m. 10 a.m. h h UMYF lor all c urc es o1 the 7:30p.m.; Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, in the nesh. This is Ute reason the angel instructed Joseph Ill call MASON COUNTY . Jesus what he did. (Matthew ! :Iliff) . He lllld Joseph that Jesus Southern Clusler, 7:30 ~. m . president. Song service and each Sunday at the Youth sermon, 8: 20. Mld·Week prayer THE HILAND CHAPEL would be called Emmanuel, which being Interpreted is, God with Center (Oak Grove Road.) meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. George Casto, pastor. Sunday' us. NORTHEAST CLUSTER Mrs. Marie Holsinger, class School, 9:30; evening worship Rev. Jocob Lehman leader. 7:30. Thurlday evening prayer' - Kingdom (Matthew 16:18, 19; Colossians 1:13). That Jesus Family Recreation Rev. St1ndtey lroflllum POMEROY LOWER LIGHT service, 7:30p.m. Pomeroy-Member F. D.I . C. & would establish a kingdom which even hell could not penetrate. Swimming JOPPA - Worship 10 a.m.; CHURCH HarriSonville MASON FIRST BAPTIST Federal Reserve System This is none other than Ute Church of the Lord Himself. The Church School 9 a.m.; Prayer Road, Rev. Roy Taylor, pastor ; Second and Pomeroy Sts. , Stan henry Eblin, Sunday School Craig, paslor. Sunday school Church is a spiritual kingdom and can not be stopped by mUltary Meeting, Wednesday, I p.m. LONG BOTTOM - Church ~upt . )unday School , 9:30a.m. ; 9:45a.m.; worahlp aervlce, 11' Meigs County Branch power, as earthly kingdoms can. The Lord's Church came into services, 9 a .m.; Sundlly School evening worship, 7: 30 p.m. a.m.; training union, 6:30p.m. ; existence in Ute city of Jersualem In A.D. 33on lite Jewish Feast 9:ol.5 a.m. Bible sludy every Prayer and pra ise service, evening worship service, 7:30 Rexall Drugs Thursday, 7:30p.m. Thursday, 7:30p.m. p.m. Mid-week prayer service Day of Pentecost. NORTH BETHEL- Worship COMMUNITY CHURCH, Wedne1day, 7:30p.m. ' We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions - Meekness (Luke 23:9). That Christ was a man that had 11a.m.; Church School tO a.m. Dexter - Worship services CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 992-2955 Pomeroy ALFRED - Sunday school, Salurday and Sunday, 7:30 Services al 315 Main St., Pt miraculous powers, all must agree if they believe the Bible. But, 296 W. se·c ond Ph. 992.j86J Pomeroy 9 : ~5 a .m. 01ch Sunday ; P.m. . . .·. ... _ Pleasant, Sunday School 9:15 Lo keep this power under control, which Is meedkness, was a preaching al 11 a.m. each • HEM L 0 C K G R 0 v E a.m. Sundays, 11 a.m. : Wed dynamic task. Sunday. l'rayer meeting, 7:45 CHRISTIAN- O.vld )tautter, nesday, testimonial meeting 8 - Priesthood (Hebrews ~ : 5) . That Jesus is a high priest p.m. Wednesday ; WSCS, 8 p.m. pastor; Stanford Stockton, supt. p.m. All welcome. and on lhlrd Tuesday each month. Morning worship, 9:30 a.m.; FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURC H today, no Bible believer can deny. Peter makes it very plain in I R E EOSV ILLE - Sundoy church school, 10: 30 a .m.; - Letart Route!, the Rev. Sta n Electric Motor Repair St. Rt. 7 Chester, Ohio Peter 2:9 that all Christians are In Ute priesthood today. schoo~ 9:30; preechlng, 7:3Cl young peoples meeting, 6:30 •Craig, paslor. Sunday schoo I, 810 W. Main 992•5750 p.m. )Unday ; prayer meeling, p.m.; evening worship, 7:30. 9:30 a.m. ; prayer and Blbl Choose the Church o~your Choice Therefore, all Christians are to have a holy life and be willing to 7:30p.m. .. Tuesday ; WSCS, 7:30 Blbleo51udy, Wednesday, 7:30 study, 7:30p.m. Collagepraye r serve in the service of the Lord. first Thursday each monlh . p.m. · service, Tuesday , 10 a.m. ; SILVER RIDGE - Worsh ip, MT. UNION BAPTIST - worship service, Friday, 7:30 -Rejection (John 1:11). That Jesus was rejected by lite 10 a.m.; Church School, 9 a.m. Rev. Cecil pastor. Sunday p.m. ' ' Jewish nation is a well known fact. But, what is not so well known TUPPERS PLAINS school sup!., Joe Sayre. Sunday MASON CHURCH 0 Take Someone with You to Church is the fact tliat anyone who refuses to p~t their faith in Him, Worship 9 a .m.; Church School school, 9:45 a .m.; Sunday CHRIST - Loren T. StephenS,F Meats and Groceries In Pomeroy Over 90 Years evening worship, 7:30. Wed- minister. Worship, 10 a.m Syracuse repent (t urn from sin), confess Him before others, be burled with 10 a.m. . 992-3986 K_ENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, nesday prayer and Bible study, Bible sludy, 11 :15 a.m .; even In Kermit Walton, Mgr • Him in Chrislian baptism, and live faithful and obedient lives Hobar t Newell , sup!. Services 7:30J'.m . , worship, 7:30 . p.m. Mid-wee ~ today, are also rejeding Him. weekly, 9:30 o.m. on Sunday. T P P E R5 PLAINS service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m ., - Resurrection (Matthew 16:21; I Corinthians 15:4). Thal Preaching first and third CHRISTIAN - Mr. John Wyatt, MASON ASS EMILY 0 F Sundays of month by Clifford pastor; J. S. Davis, Sunday GOD - Second St., Mason, W Christ came back from Ute dead Is historical fact that is-backed Smith, 9:30a.m. School supt.; Sunday school, Va. Chester Tennant, pastor . • HOBSON CHRISTIAN 9:30 a.m., Morning Sermon, Sunday school, 10 a.m.; morup with mountains of evidences. The person who deni es this is Church and Office Supplies-Gifts Furnlture and Applla·nces blinded, physically, mentally, and spiritually. - UNION - Darrel Doddrlll, 10:30 a.m. Evening sermon, 7 nlng worship, 11 a .m 992-2641 pastor . Sunday School, 9:30 p.m . evangelistic service, 7:30 p.m Middleport Phone 985-3308 Chester1 ().' - Ascension (Acts 1:9). That Jesus with His resurrected a.m., Leonard Gilmore, first LETART FALLS UNITED Bible study and prayer servlc e. body went into outer-space without the help of any aeronautics elder; evening ser·vlce, 7:30 BRETHREN - Rev . Robert Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Phon e p.m. Wednesday prayer Shook, pastor ; Herschel Norris, 713·5133. equipment is a miracle which took place in Ute presel!ce of many meeling, 7:30p.m. Attend the (;hurch or Your Choice . sup!. Sunday school, 9:3Cl a .m.; HI.RTFORii CHURCH 0 F witnesses. These witnesses staked their lives on preaching of this MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF morning sermon, 10:30 a.m .; CHRIST In Christian Union GOD - Racine Route 2. The evening sermon, 7:30 alter- Rev . O' Dell Manley, pasto r. .. event and it COlt many of them their lives to do II. · • Bulova Watches-Sales & Service Rev. Charltl Hand, pastor. nallng each Sunday. Prayer Sunday school, 9:30a.m., Rog er , _: Promlse to rebirn (John '14:1-3). That Christ will come Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; service, Wednesday, 7;30 p.m. Manley, supt. ; evening servlc 186 N. Second . Middleport . Pomeroy e, Ph. 992-3498 ; again to judge Ute unrighteoUII and send them to hell is a gloomy morning worship, 11 a.m. Prayer meeling, 7:30 p.m. 7: 30. Wednesday evenln g prayer meeting, 7: 30 p.m picture. But, to the Olristlan, who awaits for Hia'r.elurn to be Evening services, Thuesday alternating Sundays. and Friday, 7:3Cl. CHESHIRE CHURCH OF Sunday evening youth Mrvl ce carried off to eternal heaven, it is a beautiful picture. BEARWALLOW RIDGf! GOO OF PROPHr.CY, G. P. 6: 45 with Miley Lou Carler, and nfE ABOVE ARE ONLY a few of the Scriptural 1ritnesses of CHURCH OF CHRIST -Pevld Smith, paslor. Sundar Sthool, leader . No Tuesday service. ' Jewell, pastor. Biblestudy,9:JO tO a.m.; Arthur Henson , Supt.; CHRISTIAN SCIENC E Olriat. But, thele should be enougb to give 1111 desire to want to 4.m.; morning worship, 10:30; Morning Worshht 11 a.rn. ; Sefvicu, 315 Main St., Pt ' "We Sponsnr Jesus" , ' be on the Lord's side. It is the winning side today and certainly it evening worship, 6: 30 p.m. Young reople• '"rvice, 7 p.m.; Pleasant . Sunday servlc01, I I ' ' Rev. tan Cral(l. __ Racine, Ohio Ph. 9.W-3272 Wednesday Bible study, 7:30 Evenfng service, 7:30 p.m.; a.n• Wednesday Tesllmon Ia I I· will be when Clrlat cornea again . 3 p.m. Wednesday Min-Week . Pray~ mee1mg, 7:30 P·"' · ·1 •. ,;, '' ' ' .' .''•' .. " .' ., GOEGLEtN READY MIX. 00. " ' HEINER'S BAKERY M& RFOODUNER BOGGS EQUIPMENT MARK VSTORE OOMIGAN SOHIO STATION OHIO VAllfY 00. · R. 'H. 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In this Nlllplo A II uoed for the thNI L.... X for the two 0'1, ete. Sln1le letten, 1po~troDbu, the llllltb and formation of the , word• an Ill blntl. Eaeh clo7 thlt codt !etten ore dlferent. BEN FRANKUN STORE · FAIItVIEW BIBLE atURat u-mbltU..feurJumblet, letter lo e~eh oquare, to form four ordlnory words. I I .· SADIE'S MARKET NEW YORK Q.OTHING HOUSE a .. RACINE FOOD MARKEJ o. Co•. ., '"'' ' '". . •J' . • Cl:ll"l''CCVOftl ' ••• •• '• • ". '· ... '•• ~I . I' \ �••• I t . GIr Co U DI.ary I· · s· . · . ·• 1 ' By Charlene Hoeflich ~~~ The 60th anniversary of Girl Scouis of the U.S.A. is being obaerved thla week. It was March 12, 19121n Savannah, Ga. that Juliette Gordon Low declared that shot was going to start "aomethlng for the girls of Savannah, and all America, and all the world," and that "110methlng waa Girl 'lkoutlng. Now nearly 32 n!UIIon glrlund W!)lllen have ai one Ume or another ·been members of Girl Scollta. In the best American tradition; It 1.1 a IUCC•IIory - a youth movemtnt dedicated to the purpose of lnlplrlng girls with the highest ideals.of character, ·conduct, patriotlsm, and service that they may become happy ,and resourceful citlzerul. From thatflrst troop of II girl.s, al yearugo In Savannah, to the nearly four mllllon•girl scouts today, the byword has been action - social, ecologtcai, cominunlty ~ all stemming from the imer aw....,neu and growth of the Individual members. Our congratulations to the Girl Scouts of America, and to the local leaders involved In the volunteer program. 111E APPALACHIA HERITAGE CAMP program for diaadvanteged girls sponaored by the Four River! Girl Scout Council at Camp Sandy Bend near EliJabeth, W. Va. has been diacontlnued. Miss Lynn Patton; district advisor for the Council, advised leaders of this at a meeting Wedneldly at the ColumbWJ and Southern Ohio Electric Co. She suggested that perhaps the Big Bend Naighborhood would want to sponsor a girl at one of the regularly scheduled programa during the summer. For the past two years, Meigs County organizatlorw and individuals haw aent 37 diBadvanlaged girls to the Heritage Camp. It was reported that the sale of cookies over the Four Rivers Council area was clown corwlderably owr Ialii year's sales. In fact, Miss Patton repol1ed that Council profit on the cookie sale this year was $4,000 lesa than last year. The cookie sale is one of the maJor ways of financing purchases of camp ·equipment and maintaining the camp sites uaed by the scoutS. Extra cookie~ have been secured by th.e CouncU and Junior troops wUUng to conduct a street sale Jre asked to contact the Parkersburg office . Scout officials suggest setting up a teble or booth In the bualrtess section ol the commwtltles. Miss Patton amounced the leaders' lwtcheon at Williamstown, W. Va. on April 28. ReMrvitlons are ~o be made with Mrs. Donna Ohlinger before April 12. Among those to be recognized and presented p1na will be Mrs. Ohlinger, 10 yean In the IICOUtlng program, and Mrs. Roscoe Wlse, a leader for five years. Day camp waa dlsCWJBed and II wu noted that the Neighborhood Is aUU without a dlrecl«. A planning seulon on day camp was announced for Mardi 28 at Coolville at the home of Mril. Betty Welch, for those in the Coolville, Meigs County and Athens area. The poealbUity of lowering the day camp fee was discuaaed. Another appeal was made lor a neighborhood chairman. Mn. Ohlinger's resignation was effective last month. · :Bf#4/..$k(J1J!er is_ .Given for Miss Nancy Mayer Ml• Marcy Owena and Miaa Susie Andrews entertained recenUy with a bridal ahower h~norlng Min Nancy Jo Mayer, whose marriage to Jamea Clatworlhy wUl be an event of Sunday it the Trinity . Church In Pome~oy: . Games were · pla7ad wl~ · prizes going to . Mias Becb' ' Triplett, Mias Kathy Moore, M1sa VIcki Sutton and Mias Liz Blaettnar. The bride-elect's wedding colors of pink and lavender were carried out In the decorations. Refreshments of cake, ice cream and punch were iel'ved by the )loaleaael. Presenting gills to Mlas Mayer were those named above and Miss Melanie Burt, Miss Donna Wilson, Miss · B·unny Rabbit · . I..T t nja tnner 0ifEaster P:.n · ,ze TIT' yy . MASON - I~ keeping with Easter, the Mason Mothers Club designed EaafA!r hats and wore them Io IheIr club meeUrig '!Vedneeday evenins !II the home of Mrs. Gaty Gibbs here. Mra. Chades Yeager'! bunny rabbit hat won the prize. Other highlighta at the evening were hints given by club members on how they mainlalned their weight. The """up made plans to .,.. partlclpala In !lie Cancer Drive on April 10. They also discuaaed and made plans for saving bottle CB"", ... The club will give a party lor the clauroom In Hartford or Milson school that gives the moat bottle caps. The child that brings the greatest number of caps wiU be recognized. For their next meeting the group plans to go to the Mountaineer Dinner Theatre near Winfield. Refreshmenta were served by h01le11, Mra. Glbha and cohoetesa, Mra. Richard Fowler to the follOWing : Mrs. Sammy Hoffman, Mrs. Gary Rouah, Mrs. John Lewil, Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, Mn. Edward Ryan, Mrs. Robert Stewart. Mrs. James Proffitt, Mrs. Phyllla Knopp, Mrli. Homer Noble, Mrs. Roger Hysell, Mrs. John Karschnlk, Mrs. Larry Noble, Mrs. Charlea Yeager and Mrs. Joseph Uah. Guiding Star Council Meets SYRACUSE - Guiding Ster Council 124, Daughters of America Lodge, met at their hall Thursday night, March 9. Meeting was conducted in ritualistic form with Councilor Wllmi Davidson, In the chair. Reported ill were Sylvia Zwllllng in Veterans Memorial Hospital, William Thuener in the Holzer Medical Center, William Dockworth In hoapltel In Rlllmail, David Mills, home from hospital, and Agne1 Whlie, able to be out after an aitack of nu. Guiding Star Council wiU hoel the annual raUy at the Elementary school on Aprll13. The seulon will begin at 1:30 p.m. with dimer to be served at six by the hoet councll. AU 50 year members will be honored as this Is the 50th anniversary ol District 13. Attending were Wilma Davidson, Councilor, Jean Hall, Deputy, Janice Lawaon, Esther Harden; Margaret Cottrill, and Robert Flailagan. Donna Weber, Miss Debbie Crow, Mlaa Irene Barnea, Mlaa Jo Ellen Diehl, Mtaa Cathy Yates; Miaa Bron Dalley, Miss Joyce Kerns, Mrs . Kaye Walker, Miss Jan Belling, MiBf Judy McKnight, Mlsa Sheila McKnlcbt, Miaa Nancy La11e, MJsa Maralynn 'tracy, Mias Csralym Tracy, Mlas Anita Fultz, Mill Patty Well. Miss Diana King Miss Brenda Van Meter: Mlas Debbie Harbrecht, Miaa Connie Grueeer MJas Kathy Durst Miss S~san Lanning, Mis~ Great ladles and their Connie Lanning, Miaa Debbie May, Mlas Connie Radford, contributions In political, Mlu Twlla Clatworthy, Mlsa social and economic nelda was Ingrid Hawley, and Mias Mary the emphasis of the program and discuallon at the Wed· Sue Hayes. nesday night meeting of the Middleport Uterary Club held at the home of Mrs. Bernard Fullz. A book by Stephen Shadegg detailing the talenta and acMickey, Mrs. Don Erwin, Mra. compllshmenta of Clsre Booth Gall Miller, Mri. Edward Luce was reviewed by Mrs. Hawley, Mra. Sean Mullen. Carl Horky. Mrs. Harold Sauer Sending gifts were Jimmy Joe reviewed "Curious Ufe lor a and Mary Beth Hawley, Mr. Lady", the biography of the and Mrs. Paul Rusaell, and controversial lsabeUe Burge. Holly's great-grandmother, In response to roll caU members named a "great" lady. Mrs. Edith Hood. Mrs. James Euler, program · chairman, presented the two VISIT PATIENT reviewers. Mrs. Donley Reibel, Mrs. Mrs. Richard Owen, Henry Reibel, and Mrs. Arnold presiding, noted that the Hayes were in Gallipolis March 28 meeting 'wiD be with Wednelday to visit Mrs. Henry Mrs. Waller Waddell. Candy Reibel's brother, Earl Logan, a was served by the h01tesa. patient at the Holzer Medical Center. He underwent surgery VISIT MRS. YATES there. His room number Is 324. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Arnett, They also vlalted with Mrs. McArthur, were the recent Edith Ryther, a patient at the guesta of. Mra. Geneva Yates, hoepltal. Middleport. Book Reviewed By Mrs. Horky ·Birthday Party Given Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Miller entertained Swtday with a party honoring their daughter, Holly Renee, on her fOurth birthday anniversary. Games were played with prizes going to Kristin Bailey, Wendy Dunfee, and Terry Wayland. Hats, balloons, blowouts and candy were given as favors. lee cream and cake were served. Other guests at the party ·were Amy ErWin, Greg Rager, Kellle Mullen , Tonya Ash, Sonya Ash, Demaris Ash, Janie Coleman, Debb.le Faulk, Bobby Faulk, Mike and Jeff Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Don Dalley and sona, Barry, John and B. J., Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dailey, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ash and Commemoration Seroice Held A service Ill commemoration Promised Sunshine Without for Mrs. Foreat Donley and Rain". The prayer was by Mrs. Mlu Clara Garland was William Russell, Mrs. Charles _featured at the Wednesday Grue~er, Mrs. Stella Grueaer, meeting of the Women's and Mra. For~a. An eulogy to Society of Chrlstlan Service of Ml11 Garland and a requiem the Minersville United for Mr~. Donley were given by · · Methodist Church. Mrs. Hazel Mc:CaUum. . Mrt. E"*ene Ferbll had Scripture by Mra. Puah from c~rge of llie .aervlce which Mark II, 21-40-, preceded . opened will! .a ruponaive the reading of Easter aelecr:eadlng: Mra~ <;Uiford Phillips tl0illl~lu4lng "Went" by Mra. read· "PraclOUI ~elliorles," ,Stella GrMr, ''He il Coming 'Mr:a. Herbert Pqh bad a Again" by Mrs. Charles •,1111111, . ''GOd Knows Bell", Grueaer_; "Dark and Lonely ·· ,Mr'a. Otto Hartenliach read . was 1M Garden" by Mrs. ''Croialng the Bar," 1nd Mrs. Mc:CaUum; "Remember the Karl Grueaer, "God llAd NQI Prayar of Juiil" by Mn. UUie .Starcher; "He Is Rlaen''. by Mrs . Forbes, and "The Christian Life" by Mrs. Phillips. , Readings on the St. Petrick a Day theme were pven by Mrs. Phillips, Mra. Forbll and Mra. Brooks Sayre. Mn. Sadie Brown and Mra. Harten~ch gave the le)jend of the ehamrock, and the Lord'a Prayer concluded the meeting. · Others ettendlng were Mrt. Fannie Phillips, Mrs. Fnda Mitch, and Mn. Gladys Taylor. The group mel lor an all-day qulltln1 -'on 11 the church. A potluck dinner wu aerved at noon. 'f.~o~J~~N 5Ptibllcotlon P.M. Day Before . Mond•y Otodltn, 9 o.m. ., Cll!cellallon , eorrtctlons Will w eccepted untll9 a.m. to Dey of f'ubllcatlon, · REGULATIONS Tilt Pvbi!Shtr .rnorvel !111 11ow to Get uetter 0111 ttn ~':~:r~b~~~t/~~~r. ny~~~ publisher will not be . responsible for more "'•" one Incorrect Insertion. RATES For Want Ad ServiCI 5 cents per Word one lnsertiO< Minimum Charge 75c 1.2 cenh per word three consecutive Insertions. • ~~ cents per word srx cdn· HCullvt Insertions. 25 Per Cent Discount on pole edt and ads paid within 10 days. • CAkO OF TH.t.NKS I I)IITUARY t1.50 for 50·· word minimum. Each additiOnal word 2c. BLINI) ADS Additional 25c Charge per Adverlltament. OFFICE ·HOURS Dally, · 8:30a.m. to 5:00p.m. 8:30 a.m. to 12 :00 Noon saturday. Card c' Thanks OUR SINCERE thanks to all of you for the many kindnesses extended during our recent bereavement. A special thanks to those who ,.nl flower errangements and lood, to the Rev. W. H. Perrin, to the firing squad and guard ol Drew Webster Post 39, AmerJcan Legion, Including Joe Struble, Frank Clark, Lawrence Smith, Jerome Cook. James Gilmore, Paul Cascl . Guido Glrolaml, Charles Swatzel. Leo Vaughan and Leonard Jewell ; to Connie Radford and Connie Grueser who USED CARS 1o cadilac Eldolado eoupe, air........... sssoo 69 Cadilac Sedan DeVille, .air ............. 13900 71 Olds 98 HT . . Sedan, .ar• ••••.....•.•.••.I4495 71 BuiCk Eleclr.l 2 Dr. H.T., 'lit.. ,........ 14495 69 01c1s 98 H.T. Sedan, air................ 12695 69 Pontiac Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T., air.......12595 .. 67 Olds 88 Holiday Coupe ................. '1095.:. 66 MercuiJ Sta. Wllon, V-8 auto. .......... !795 , .~c Wanted To Buy OLD FURNITURE, dishes, clocks, brass beds, sliver dollars or complete households . Write M. D. Miller, Rt . 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. call 992·6271. 3-16.tfc LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Th• trustees of Letart Twp ,, Melga County, Will accept bids until 7 p.m. Mondey, Aprll ·3, 1972, for purchase af used motor grader . M i nimum specification' are as foilows : 115 hOrsepower 6 cylinder diesel engine 12 foot power shift moldboar:d Power steering Cab complete Scarifier 13x2• tlros front and rear, Lights Wlndshto1d wipers mutt be 75 pet . 1read tteater and defroster Flasher lights Mus1 be delivered and carry 11 I year uncondit ional warranty Mus1 be • 1965 model or nt'fltr trade-In Is to be one Gallon 303 motor grader . The trustees reserve the rlght.to reject env or all bids . Herbert Sayre, Clerk Letart Township (3 1 17, 2•. 2tc 45 Patients Given Party A community service party was staged Wednesday for 45 patlenta at the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center, Athens, by the juniors of the American Legion Auxiliary Ill District 8. ContribuUng for the party were the jwtlors of Pomeroy Unlt39, $5 and !lema valued at $15; Middleport Unit 128, $5 and Items valued at $25, and Racine Unit602and Wilkesville Unl1476, $$each. , hmenta of candy, Refres cookies, soft drinks and potato hi ed ber c ps were serv . Mem I of the Middleport Unit had the party and •olng over to asalst e were Mrs. Geraldine --'d Kess! nger, DlstricI 8po..ent, Mrs. Avane 11 Bass, Mrs. Enuna Hendricks, Mrs. Unda Darst, Mrs. Trudy Ohlinger, Mrs. Ella WIU, Mrs. Helen Kennedy, Mrs. Rosie Searles, and Mrs. Edith Spencer. A'M'END MEETING L;:~~=n~~u~:r~~~~ :U';~ CUster; Mra. Vilma Plkkoja and Mrs. Geneva Yates of the Meiss County Council oh Aging were at a district meeting held . Wednesday at Rio Grande. rF/.e W ~ talk to _ you like lJ nDNQII.. .1:"...,. .. WM PO/ 1390 c::, 41; -;: . MIXED hay, .Ito l'llonit ... .< ·. ;' ). RU · , 17·)lp. . racer· and a stock ·C!Ir . Karr & Van Zandt "You'li Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY · Open Evenings Until 6l 0G- Til S PM. Sat. NEW OWNERS Charles Sinclair Carl Platter CHASE HARDWARE . ' '" NURSIIIG 11 . . ' GOT -'" · EYE FOR . · ' rns'lll'aTIIIN .' • ;~1111 . · ·· -~ b;Jun • Uu.rj· : II11jft". · Pr.._ ' 10111t t I n. QID....... • rra · .;,. . We n ._ ...,.. •W' ! I • ~-- 1 I nn.atth ~ std~HEY"L!TV.ioN 1 • - - . , . - - - - -......~· · WALNUT Sttreo-radlo Com· .blnat,ll!!n. ·fOir· ~...,.. IY'""'' . ~ - lpttd .c:!llnllr, ..,..alt controls. ' Balance KOSCOT . Oil · of . Mink, !Mf.O. Uta- ~ ttrmo. Kolmella. Wltl. For lrtt cau tf2.7QU. · · ·· itiiiOI•trltlon, call lor Ill' !J.1Utc JIOinlrrlfll'.! Mn. Jqhn CAillll . Sauv.... lyr-.QIIi0.992' I!IEW. 1971 ZIG-ZAG · Stwlne 3272. · • Machine In origlntl factory :J.t-12tp carton. Zlt;lll to 111akt button~.- on IIIII• monogroms, and~ flllCY 1N6 V.W., 1970 CL-711 Handa, 1 itllliiawllh lutl tilt tw11t of • Stlhl Chlln Sew, phone 9ft. ai:Jft.dtal. lei! In I~ I Jt54, :r. : ::::'~~- g.,: ., , . . , . , . . . ... ~ - ·(,·IJI.., f ),·. ·· >,OPIIl 1¥a .... P..M. ...1- . j; · · ' . ~ .J¥'1\-••- ... . . . · .· ' •' . Sa!t' ' . R•t Estate Far Sale !~t::t::~'!\~~=~~r,;;:\ HOuSE In l.lliJo toHafi., II'. ,.,.., . 1 ' . · 5413. · I -- fiJ3529, . ,. . 1-21-tfc 30 ACRES. 2 1i.di_, homt, . electric htat. vinyl TPIC water cllltrld; 3 miltS Slop 'In and eo,nP.re lOUth 1111 T~ Ptal~ lUll . . . . :I-1·21IJI ;:'1:;,'pt.,. ui!3:rd 21• ' . \ ., . · · . , ' · · · . 3·12.7tp TOMATO tttd: Organically · . groWn. Geld's mlraclt ml~ed: 5 'ROOM ..,., truant, grocery pocket of7.:lllflererit varlotles · atort combined; v.,y tJDod · SOc. 3 paclctl1 for Sl. Paat· stock ol'tn~jchandlu;. pl4n!y polcl. Don't mlaa tl1lt . big of 111utpmtn! 1110 IM:Iu larf; lUrprlsel Bit Tomato Gar· doinG·1 ..,Y .-1 bulllllll tn dena. Syracuse. Ohio .urn . . agrOYiinllarH: PrlceS1.,000. :J.I2·7tp Giorat RabiNtltr, Jr., Rtal --:------'-Ettaft llroktr, Hllton Wollll, FREE llcl<ataareriowavtllablt S.ltlman. Phone '"'·3211 . . on ~ ,,... glent $20 1111Nr 3-IUIP aaoket large choco11te Easter f1!l(tny and ti!'Of frull :t.~' !:";.'t"y!: "l'r: ,kl,., E -'1 now. SILL TODAY, CLELAND'S t .. ' SEWING MACHINES. Repair wvlceo 111 ~~~t~kft. tft-2214. ' ~llrlc Shap. Polrltloy, . lid $Ingar S.let and .Slrvlce. We Sl)arpon $cl_,., ' ' . . 3-:lt,tfe HAiiRtSoN'S Tv IIIII Aniti.INJ Service. Pl1ont 992-2$22. 6-IO.Ife (:. BIIADFOilDi.~lorltlr . AUToMoBILE lnaur~ce ti.eft Cltl.hlt lee 1 ~nctlled? Loaf , your . SEE US FOil; Awnlnsi,: tiorm l'llil1l ....., . ;:•tor's u-? Call om., doorllnd cao llaciM. ,Oillo . · ' ~ • lllll'q-. alumlflll!!l aklng Crltf lrdfot- 5<1-tlc . · . 6-IS. .c and railing. A. Jacob, oaltl • ~. r•pr-tattve. Far frt!l ----....,.--_,. HOUSE BUILDERS, CALL 11 timlttl, phone Charlll GUY NEIGLER, RACINE, Llalt, 9yracuu, V. V. . SPTIC TAMKI -CLIAiliD ' OHIO. 3-5-30! JoltniOft and Son, Inc. REASONABLE rallS. I'll. ..... . . c 3·2-tfc:.::.:...=..:.:.:..:_~-- .,,ndowl. POt''· ~ i ~~~~c~ RIUIII, ieA.oY-MIX coNciie~tct ·• AustoE suudero 1 conright to your • atructlon Co. Wupoc:lalilt In --:--~· Fat! end . •••Y· rt!l . aluminum vinyl and ''"' SEPTlC ..,.. c~ntd. Mlllir- ; tltl1118ftl. Phon• "3-2214. sl~; mit11111, trick and Sanltaiton, Stewart,Ohlo.•Ph. Gotlltln _ Rtally·Mix Co.,, alone: compttle lint of U2·3m. MlciiJitpart, Ohlo. tf . rnlclinllet and a'lmmtreltl 2·12-~ . . .. 6-:JO. ci roofing; .. ramodttln~; building, SUIP lnded celllnga, t · Interior and exNrlor pain· ling: complete lint of. Maaonry work. Alt work' ' ' " htlmate . ' guarant..d to cut!omer oatlalactfon. w. .,.. tully "ON Insured for your prolldlon. 32 N. Second, ph. 992·2f1.. ,' ·Make r1nrvatlonl for your . CUITIM. H£AnNG ' 2-IS.lO!c private .. fill II II banquets; ' · . I II..,.. · 5-12-tfc. -=::;:=::::===:::;:::...;.. ~~ ocr·l: 11. 01 · ·lital fw mttttng place :wl!h or without kitchen · prlvlftllt. ' · h.MdUII Clltrlng ;wm1811 up to 150 pooplt. ~ . ,m-ms l Pllolll . m-5716 ..,_ _._ ............ ' a&W HEAnJtG en &COISTIUCTIOII l ·P.WIIIIIC 00. P.S.; fad,ory air, low V-8, mileage. 68 Chevrolet Impala. v... auto., P.S;, P.B., fadory air. · .67 Volkswagen Save space. Buy nQW. Excellent condition. .TdlntS. •TUIIITES. ... Rill If Tlltt1l .We will llftltc! 1111' llntlt . . , ,..... j ui ..Rct ... :· ., .. PIUIJ .... i:MI ! . -..nu• ,. ,..,.JO, · · v.cnf Wlllnd:' WAAIWITY caN c:atllidtte ta ••• · ........... ,, uew.o. GICI'II. ,AUJODY ......... Ml,.l,,urt. Clllle r.mp~m bacly ,..,.Ira and paintings. 11•s lnat•llatlon, fret 11111 , . ttr Pie '1"1 I IIR.IIII llelnt Mal1t1111- ltrvlct tilt year art •• lltllltlir 1ll1at yew I1Hil CaR ..... Nil ar ••tutllll ,....,, · - - ... ........ Clf91tlll y, Cal... tlllallll .................. Dly N111'11 fft.Ufl W. llaw 14 llr; · - IIIIey Mnlceo OFFICE '. M~lftE· "'•am.un 98 Lux. 4 dr. sed., solid black. ·Real _ sharp Qds . ..... 616Miht St. llftii;,O, 42USSI ... . . Sa·... p;l~~ ·~56· g' 5' 1971 . . BuICK .................... .,.,.J '•• Limited 4 dr . H.T. This car sold new fot" ' . 1966 BUICK ....... on~ · '1295 Road Runner, 4 speed, 383 engine. Riviera solid white, engine lust been overhauled . 1965 MERCURY....... only '795 Colony Park station wagon, autO.~ power steering & power brakes. 'Come in and make us an offlr on a new·or u-" car. We have 35 new cars in s~k. We need some goOd used ens so come & trade with us. We Service What We Still Our Word Is Our Bond Evtnintlllil7 p.m.-Sal Sttvlcttll12 liMn Slltt Til s p.m. ·Set 1111 Ntlson, R011 51111111. Ctwlnl Cllvlt1, tr Ed tlol 1111 II. Qptn .·'69 ·DODGE ........... '1695 2 Dr. H.T., 4«1 engine, auto:, P.S., P.B., dr. u. ....... green, vinyl top. air condition. 51295 '68 . M ERCURY ................ Mqnterey, P.S., P. S: · . · . _ '69 MUSTANG ................Sl295 4 speed, maroon with racing stripes. ' " • • I . ·sf.roiilft.alllf."..:::;:::. I '65 ·FORD 2'· Dr.........:...... 5395 '64 PLYMOUTH..........;..... '295 CASH TAlKS·- 112.900 full prlct, 2 1tory frlmt. '3 bedrooms, 1'1'> baths, tots of NEWS, llkt liar.... storm doors. windows, etc. Clost 10 s'-lng, excellent loc:allori. '63 OLDS. ·4 Dr..............~ '250 '63 BUICK .....................:..'300 '61 CHEVROLET................'150 FARMS WANTED NO PARKING AREA - I y. ·'""''· bath, bocllraamo. IMraement, torctd7 porchal; IN OOOC . CO~ioTj tON. 15,900.00. ' 4 dr. HENRY E. CLELAND SR. AE.t.LTOR RIGGS BROS., INC• USED.CARS Ph. tiS-4100 LGcated on S. Rt. 7 Olester,o. Real Estate For Sale . Real Estate For Sale ' ''I ~ Far Rent arid • ·-• A_~ ~~'· . ~ ~ r' /w ... »-·· ~·~ · '. '~ . , .,:..~. r} . :;\ FURillHED unlum~ '69 CHEVE,L.LE SS *' ·4..... 'II' ••. prtmenlt. C'-' to tchoot. trentmlulon, Hunt ' Sii~; ~ • Phono 992-541. · AM.FM rediG, vii]YI raG!; '{ 1,, 10.1f.tlc excellent condition, phofll • • . 3-17.;.; -f: ; FiRST FL06l;""tfiniiilid ( 742 ' 461 1. bedrqom apartment, phOI1t •• , •• . ' 992-3174. IH3 FORD GlltKit XL 500, 219 3-17-tfc engine, bucket -~~ - 11541: , -N-IC_E_2_btd_r_oom __hou_•_wlth phone 992'5960· ' ' ·' 17 bath, nice yard and lot of . 3- ·311' privacy. Phont 992·2.!02. '62 FALCON, 6 . cyllndtl'l 3-l,...tc s!a11Urd. good tll'el, ..._ . 992 ' 2041 ' ..,. . :1-1 7-31p ' rRAILER •. Brown's Trailer Court. Minersville. Ohio, phon~ 992·3324. 3·3-tfc '66 THUNDERBIRD, V·l, automatic; POYitr atwlng, ONE LARGE trailer ipo\i: power ·llrakn. ~ wlnVelme G. Zuapan, 7n.5750, dowa, ~ 992·5631. ' -------,-= .. _ w• vI . ....ton. · . :J.I2~tp· 3-7·1tlp 2 BEDROOM, 'h double, flw. 1965 MERCURY Monterey, nlshed on 4th 1. . Coli"' In · ~~ood, good !I'"· phOI1t Syracuse. Phont 992·27.,, · . • ._..., 3·15-itc · ...1~·~ _R_e_a_l:E:-s-:-ta-:-te-:::F-or-:Sa:-:--le- 1 't!,~o';. 1\ ~~~o!;;.-:r: celltnt conclltlan, IIOod ·" '"· SIX R00Mhoust, 133 Buffernirt' extra good flnlth. ~ 992: Avt. (:onllct Ed Hedrick, 21371 210 or 992·21G. 11tS. . Wtdswor!h Drive. Columbuo, • 3-IHIC . Ohlo, ,phont 237·® . 11-21-ttc . -P~ ~=a~:-~~ Employment Wanted KMIIUIII Mabllt Home S.ltl, PART TIME sacN'-"f : tyllinfl, MODERN 3or ,j bedroom ·home. HOUSE, 5 roomsll!d bath,. lull baMmtnt at 101 E. Main St."-11111· Ohlo. shorthand, office inldtinil Phone 992·3062. 3-2.tfc moo. phone 992-3919 or 992· 12-t7.90fcj tklllt: In your fll8ce of tm· 2729 ' · · 3-1' ..c 60X12 2·bodr-.:. 111 -'-....:lc ~~='or my ' -· " ' HOUSE. 1642 Lincoln Helghta. ' r•• air Condl~'ex20 3-IW!c . POMEROY 992 Call O.My Thomp1011. · 3 BEDROOM home, b a - t: and aluminum awning, - - - - - - - ' - - Locuat 51. - Beaullfully cltcerated, 3 B.R., -IV. baths, 3196. 7-11-tfc. 2 acroa, fruit lrttl 1nd 1tumlnum tklrtlng, .. com · on largt lot with attachld -.,------- , berrlts, closed·ln ·porchll. all plettly utup. IJtlutlful, OR\' 'WALL Flnllhtr con· tractor. R. I. Dubbtld, ~ · , electric. For furthtr In· I'XIItlon. C>.M.r !HYing slate. garaga ll!d garden apace. formotlon call 1·667-3624. PhOnt 9.19-4192 or 992·5212. · • ?.CZ-5125. Compltlll with. clrapas, vtn. 3 BEDROOM ranch tv~ homt. blinds, carpet, and l111e Arbaugh Tuppers 3-16-ltc ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;1·;10.;tlc;;.,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;3-;;I;.:J.,5tc Plalna. AllAddition} . new with · !Dial · clltp frtelt In baltmtnt, tfKirlc and centr1~ air SII;ODO. conditioning, Wr!h and '1/o tully NICE 2·story home with tufl : Brick Ave. Rtnlll carpeted, full bnemtnl;· baMmtnt, 2 lois. new forced property- 3 rms., bath up, 2 :::;rln 'battmant. See by , air furnace. Near P-ray.! rma. bath dawn, with l~rge; ntm•lf, """"" 992·2196 Eltnltnlary School. Phone.' ltval, corner lot, MI·UP tor or ·3515. DaM'y 'rhompson. • 992 731<4 10 tralltr. tl,500. Financing available. : · ,.. n .>.lfc . 12·30-ffc' MIDDLIPORT CENTURY OlO CATOUlG BUSINESS 5 BR, 2 full batha. ' HouMwlht'a dream kltchall. Montgomery Ward is looking for S.les Can bo UI8CI II dupleK. Walking dlatance to shop· Agents. Husband-Wife team on a full. · 110 Mechanic Streej ping. time basis. Experienced in Sales and 6 Rm., 2 baths. lllf'IQI and Pomeroy, Olaio 45769 cellar houM, with two extra · Management. loll, I!YIIhln walking distance EXCELLENT INVESTMENT This Franchise does not require a to thopplng. · OPPORTUNITY Is knocking. We have a business which Tralltr . IOJt!O Champion. has returned the lnv~tment In one year. Asking onl y large Investment. Program Is Air condition .. S.t up on lot $20,000.00. designed to furnish Agent with a ready nt1r M &' A Shopping. $2,900. IAIY FARM Lincoln St.- ' rma. ll1d market, pre-sold custoli'lers and Im29 ACRES - with tree gas, oil and gas Income. 6 room bath, paneled and carpeted. home. both, cellar. barn. and fruit. Only Sl3.500.00. CIOII In, Slt,OOO. . mediate commissions. · l IEDROOMS . LETART FALLS RENOVATED - Neat older homo. Gas furnace, beth. Everything is made available from 2 Bedroom. one l!ath, paneling. Garage. I< acre of land. City wa!er and ge•. butment, located store 'fixtures, display material and overlOoking tha Ohio Rlvar, Ohio Power. Only sn.ooo.oo. Catalogs to your training with capable wll~ 3 <XIrl rlvarfront lott. 0,1110 RIVER FRONTAGE w.ooo. High lind abo_. flood for building. Law land lor. laun· and trained a5Sistance. You will retain Lon ' I chlng, fishing . tnd swimming. Asl<lng $16,500.00. a favorable percentage of the profits. - Aerts, commercial, 1 BUSINESS lUlL DINGS located on corner Rfl. 33POMEROY ~ Buy now befaro they get higher and scarce. Write today, giving your name~ ad7, with 111181! llldg. Rt. 124 Both on East Main . Mlntrtvllle, 56KI2. Wlltr dress and telephone number with WHAT we NEED I~ MOR.E LAND, MORE FARMS, and gas. Rlvarfront, 11.200. complete qualifications Lilt •1 & ,.._ Located In HOM~S IN MIDDLEPORT. RIVER FRONTAGE, AND lllouwror on luttlmut & HIGHWAY PROPERTIES. WE HAV E SEVERAL Agency Development Department, 4-1 Brick, Appr011. 1ID If. 116,000. THINGS COOKING . WANT TO SHARE IN MONEY TO Montgomery Ward & COmfNinY, Inc. BE MADE IN MEIGS COUNTY. THEN LIST WITH US, ttvar.l IAh .... ltlt. IF NO SALE. YOU PAY NOTHING. 1000 South Monroe' Street I Nttd ltr Baltimore, Maryland 21232 ~ . Jn5 HELEN l. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE ft2 .2371 it,.,;:.ch 'Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. •I;lroker to: loaner cars Mtd ntlmatu ; also mechenlcal ,..,.Ira. & 992-llla 741·*1 992·141-4161 W.arehrllyltiMM . ,, ..... tllnl ......, 1967.OLDS........ .'.... only '1395 · ,LARGE ESTAIUSHED COIPMY W. llaft f.:."'l.:..'!e . P111H1.. . Skylark conv. Get ready for spring in this beauty . . $7485.00. ·69 Plymouth • LeSabre 2 dr . I:I.T., tan with black vinyl. top• Real clean 68 Buick, one owner. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY l4t Lllllltfll • . On~ a.~ : -GUAIAilTIID- . . -· - .. \ . ALL WEA1HEI . . . ~....,.. Oltlt _ . . All f,OIDITIOIIIG For A,pllntment Phone Hf-2103 . EXPERT. . 1967 BUICK .......... .on~ '1295 ~ Qr. ~n. CAL~ Business SerVices .MlLLER MOBIL£ HOMES 71 Chevelle Malibu auto., Heavy duty . -~~11' . . ' . 1968: BUICK ....... ~...'only s1695 . = ~ 1969 BUICK .:,;..:........:}2495 67 Ford Van QILAND ttrms available. Phone 992· tlcktil, n0 purchalt r-·lred; 21" BlaCk I Whltw, Crollev TV 5641. . . 11 tilt li'lg~! Slar·"Mirktf on twl..l, • aood conclll,lon, 3-IU!c ntJ(t to tht Orlva·ln Thtltre, rtlllllllbly prlcecl. " ' - 992· Milton, Va. whtnl lOIN Gl3. . ' . ELECTIIOLUX ·Vacuum prlctt and convtnltnl ~tn~lce . :1-.16-:Jfp Cllintr compltN I!YIIh • at· are !Mturtd every day, chtc:k 611 Eaat Main Slretl tiChinenta. cordwlnder II1CI thafoUowlng prlc:ft and atock POMEROY, OHIO 2 ll·iolfii\ HORSES, 1 pony; :i .,_lnt spr1y. UNCI but In llkt ~our ltrdtr. Favorite or . 992-12st11114:ot Sllldltlo Arnold CO,aft, ~ · new condition. · Pay au5 Bonut brand white brtld 7 Sui1Uy 1 1-ng• $42-GII da'l . and 7G-SIOI cath or budtJtt plan 1vallablt. 10.- 11 with 110 tddltiOitlll 992·2561 Phone 992-1641. purchalt. Broughton's 2 pet. 31Mic 3-IUIC swttf milk gal. 99c, Botognt ' IEAUTY AND CHARM In pltct lb, 59<. 111'1. A 1111111 . .t.tmosl ,_ BRICK-3 large BEAUTY. equlprntnl. 22 CHANNEL OemcolciS.ttlllte egga doz. 11, tltb bedrooma wlth dou bl• cltlzena bind rad , good bacon3whole or smoked flail lb; -.:, Pllont7G· • ~ closets. Tile kltchtn Is 1 condition, phone 992·3Jl0. 3-1S.3tc 29 oz. can pork and Van Clmp houlewlle's dream. 1'• · 3·17·31c btanl2 cana 59<, Hart's whole " FRESH EGGSI Flnt ~llty .. kernel corn 5 cans 11, b!rlhs, carptltd, recreation Mldlurn, 111'11 and 1111111. TROPICAL :,- FtS'if,i' . r.ilcy Broughton'• let Milk 'tee room hat every!hlnt, utility' prlC*I rklht. John T, .Ltdllt, · IUIIIIIH• angelo and br "ita, Cream, Gal . l1 .1t. whitt room, carport. About 1 acre ~.~ng~vnr., Ohio. ' • llllfn 1nd tuppUn. Pl1ont , potatoas 541 lb; bag IU9, of ground. S28)00.00. 3-1~C , 992· 540· ~. ' · ,. ComDIIN a-11!11Rf Of·fancy . . < • .i/ .. {o i2·:JO.tf~ E.-fer toodln Including WANTEO IUY POLLED ECONOMY, . •. , . . . .:/ · o..r... litkefl from IJ,., to '$20. We KCipt•Faittral Food . 3 IEOROOM .HOMES March 31st, 7 ~ MN! Co. 12 'fT. WIDE ·!railer, 11r. con· CaUtion. Strtldl Y'1UI' money, .ALl. PRICES, • Fal11roundli rnlrDyLQhlo. dlttontd~ wathtr ll!d clrytr ~ Soutllelltorn Ohio l'olltd . sUOI; See Howard Joltnaon, food COUJI.Oilland tlmt,- Ul CALL CLELAND'S Hereford Auoclatlon'l Chitter. , ' for l1tld ROfiiG~t, onlan ,1811 Stc•ld ·Arronilel CO,tdld Sill. , 3-IUtp • and ~din Planlt at n~ttal. ltENT? 15,900.00 111111 1111 •. For ca~ll · ' · · In inany ~ya at Bright ho,me ln. tr..JI- U :11M,: ,,IJD HI, ... II'IRCUR'I' outboard • Atheftl, Cllto. '"r ,,. · 1, ~... ,, motor. pho(tt .f15!G25.~ . '1 Marktl;.-t to Va. 01!1.-," ' r=~~~:nice excellent lrt, Mason. W. yard or . ' :J.IS.:tlc t· 3-14-5tp. ~ 3-7·tf ...,.,,,..., . . : LeSabre 4 dr. sed., dark gold exterior, l,ow ' mileage, one owner has atr. This is a real nice 69 Buick. Uke new, locally owned. · . w. ''''lont 72 GMC .van • . 114ft . 1111wldtpidiupllOcty; V.a..,.lne,atd. 3 tPttd trana .. good tirn,deanclill.ColorwhiN.Ste.tryl.you'lllluy!hfl-. . ,=.~. Otnter, 01110 .~ : ; : 1} willie. ' .... t't Jerusalem/' a look et thl Long wide bed, 3speed, V-8, blue \ fliUi' ., ...14'1. 1M ~ · ; .· ,' • . (t . i.1s.tfc: automatiC changar. illal- . , m.D. uaa our bu fat' ttrmo. ~'ll:ALT~~ ::,."-1 ~~~ 992·7811. :J.lUtc Tropl:i ·IIIIi r i ::;.ltl. p.m., Ch. 6 Widow," .Ginger·. R~trs, 11 :30p.m., Ch. 7 ... "Liz~lt," Eleanor Parkor, 1 a,m., Ch.. 10 ... and tho Ch. 4 trlpli· feature. " Five Mllea r:to Midnight," "Red. Garten..'' end "Magic Sword," star· ling at 11:30. .+++ SUNDAY, MARCH It Today's best show well may IMr one running at 10 a.m.. Ch. 10. It's " Th Ia Year In· 3 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE '349.95 ' 72 Chevrolet Pickup a. , TV, $-.IIIII""! fiW 71'•: . All ~lllnthlylel: unlb )• .,..llilhtlytc,_cNd;all .... . ! ~~ Ill Mil. Sli ' lhlin ' tonight. RldlfiOUf' TV & · Ap, . 111111. b ot. BUY? 1 MASON . FURNITURE w. -~ . IN7CHIVILLIMALI.U NTCPI!. SUH z.nlitl floar .s.m.~e.l.~·· 327 ,qiM. • IPIId trans., cltail lnNr_lor I good !lrn. , , cttor, . 11•..., 1!141 'amite, · ' Mtcl. trll· flnttll. Nice: · . ·. · · . · ·· II lallllo tl ~o:,~J-,17. StERE~. -'11u1 (GI-l ~ $11No, AIM'M rldlo, Two old.flme late-night poople, and two of my favor-lin, Sieve A\111! •ml frompt, Dependable ~ice ., :' Jayne Maedaws. fill In liir Ch. 12 ... 'flmf',' Dick Cavtt! tonight, 11: 30 Wr<llllllna. 2 p.m.. Ch. 7 ... Stjme Phone 992-2511 p.m., Ch. 6. ... v,• .,_ Bowling, noon, +++ 6 ... Taylor, with MDV I ES : " Yankee still one more OSU Buccaneer.'' Jeff Chendler, baaketballthow, 13:30 p.m.. 4 p.m.. and the prlm•flme Ch. 4 ... Pro Hockey. North Notice ftlture. "Rope at Sand.'' 9 S!ara vo. Brulnt, 3 p.m., Ch. Mobile Homes For Sale p.m.. plus the horror double- 8 .. . World Chomplonshlp f'"':-:--:::~----, r - - - - - -- --, ftllur'e, "Night Caller from Tennis, 3:30p.m., Cha. 2 & 1 Now's Tlmt To Oufer Space," and ... American Sporhman, "Strangler of !he Swamp" at 4:30 p.m., Ch. 12 ... Auto ORDER 11:30 p.m., all on Ch. 10. Racing, wllh • prolllt on SlTURDAY, MARCH II Richard Ptlty, 5 P:m.. Ch. 6 'fiELD SlEDS Todey's btl! bat Ia clearly ... Jacksonville Ojlen, 5:30 a preview of !he 1972·73 CBS p.m., Ch. 6. FERTILiiiR televltlon se8101'1, with lhr" · (Wt're checking our pilots bslng prllerited •s . equipment to see If wt cori 12' • 14' • 24' • WIDE s.peclals - but · !htr~ atarf a! cirry the rerun of the Wnt SEED CORN !he lmprabebtt hour of II : 30 VIrginia High Sc~ool -Ordtr Now I Sntl p.m. Basketball tournament from Leading off, an Ch. 10, Is Charletlon. If so. we'll polt "The Living End," a urles details laNr. If• on at 6 pilot about a pro toofblll p.m .• and we'd probably tun 122G W•shlngton Blvd. oyer, followed at midnight S.tpro, Ohio It on Ch. 9, which li black on " Singill.'' with Ruth Sundays. It we con rig up !hi ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT ... I augh·ln) Buul, end "Oh, equipment.! CASH paid for all makes and overYitlgh! ladles, teens and Nurse.' ~ at 12.: 3o a.m. +++ Chuck WhiN prtoenfl lhl models of mobile homes . mtn lnNrnled In a Wtlghf· Why "'' odd hour? Don'! Phone area code 61<·423·9531. Watchers IRI Clan In ask mt. Ohio State Jazz Eno1mlile, ~ among other gunfl, on hll :J.I6·6fc Pomeroy wrl!e: Weight ' We'rt +pro+ud of Rio Watchers !R), 1863 Stcllan showi!S:30 p.m ., Ch.IO, and Rd .. Cincinnati, Ohio ol523?. Grande College I I wen! the Mldwea!ern Hayride, SAVE $2,000 to $3,000 on a _ _ _ _ _ __ _I0._3.tfc· there, about • hundred years which hai botn going on 1 1 ago); and .we've got I thanes merry.go.rour\d ride u far modular home. Due to a local to see a CiOIIege debaN, bo· dealer closing his sales lot, 2 a solid llmt slot It con· _ 14xso Kit Modular homes RUMMAGE s·ale, Saturday, !ween !he· Redman and , 1 as cerned. today at 5: 30 and 1 - l4x44 Tek Modular March 18, 10 a.m., 620 Locust ttarn of Brlllth dtbaltrt, on p.m., Ch.a ira 4. home will be sold at absolute Slreet, Mlddleporl. Christian morality todoy,+++ dealers cos!.. Shown by .IP· 3· u.6fc t:'30 p.m.. Gh. 2. Ready for your EIINr l polnlment only. Call Belpre, + -+: t ham? It not1 Frtnch Chtl Ohio, areir code 614·423.9531 SAVE up to one half. Bring yOAJr Spor!Soreall ovtr-lha dial, Ju II a Child ahows haw to doll for appointment. sick TV to Chuck's TV ihop. as usual, but !he fop pros pod up a very, very fancy one on· ---~--~-j·-16_·61c 151 BuHernu! Ave., PQI11crov Is • summit m..tlng bl- her thaw tonight, 7:30 p:p, .. !ween the U.S. and tha Sovltl Ch. 11 !also at 3130 p.m. 11 _21 .tfc READ THIS I You can save . ,. ~~r tro~k"~':t~'l;:';::d",;i Monday I, +++ lllarilly hundreds Ieven PIANO and Urgan lesions, · IOmt Cold War frontier or I've milled vh1ually evirr. tholisondal dollars on alate Gerald Moffner. Phone -'". conference tab!*. model usedof or re·poostssed 3125. • This first• segment ot " EIIz1bo!h R, 1 mobile home. Before you buy ever head.fo.head duel. !he acclaimed oerln abOut any mobile home slqp and In H 'i2tc · featuring liofh men's and the remarkeblt British the huge selection ol8. 10 and women's tvenflls at 2 p.m., queen, due to IMrlng out of wlde mobile homeo thai we I WILL NOT be respontlblt for Ch. 10. 12 !own a lot !he poli teYI have on diSplay. We arrtinge any debla contracted br. +++ . flnanclng for you , Lo'w dawn artyone inylrtl106· OTHER SPORTS : K..,. WHkl. Frlendadatell melt's Signed: other Earl E.than Phelps, a great serln, and It winds paymenfs. Easy credit terms. Brick St., Pomeroy, Ohio. lucky High School State up tonight at 9 p.m., Ch. 11. Don' I torne. t we are lhe area Tournament, 11 a.m. and tile +++ • 3·1S·31p , deeler for "Detroiter" mobile ----:-~-:-~-:--finals at a p.m.. Ch. 12 ... Whal don the future hold home_>. One of the old.est and SHOOTING Match, SafVrday, NCAA Regional cham. for men? I don'! know. 1nd beSt names In lhe Industry. March 18, el the Racine plonshlp games (North even !ha world's Nobel Prizt D.on't wait. Stopnowal Berry. Plenlng· Mlllat6r,.m· Factory Carolina . South Carolina! Mille~ Mobile• Homes Sales , chol<e guns on y, Aasorted fram Morgant own, w. va., winners .,..,., aurt 1 l'rn 705 Farson .tree!, Belpre -d '"-yton 2 p. m• a·nu• •• oure. but lwo of thlm eOIIOf Ohio'; across the railroad meat. ' s ponsore d bY th e .,, ua ' In atlmulitlng apeculatlon on tr'icka from Kalsif. Syrecuoe Fire Depl. ~ ·~·~::ai~C:hl• 2 &. 7 ... CBS Golf 11 Sclenca and Man," 10:30 Aluminum. Phone are• code. ' 3·U·:JIC • p.m., Ch. 8... Third p.m., Ch. 11 . • ...-..-:--::-:-=-:--:-::-"'"'"':" round of !Itt Jacksonville +++ 61A·423-9531. Open 1 days • GUN SHOOT, elsorlflt matchel Open, 6 p.m., Ch. 6. MOVIES',''Halil Hero:'. week. .;... open 11111 only, Forked + ++ 3 1 6 61 a,m., ll!d ''Around !he World ,__...;.._ _ _ _ __· _ ·_' Run Sportsmen Club, Sundty, Non-competlllve sporll Under the S,a," Lloyd March 19, 12 noon. and talk about sports a lao It' Brldgts (who tl .. ?l, l·h illl • 3·1S.3fc very big this time of ~ear, p.m. , both Ch. 10. · end yau .con umple !hi ++t ' Rolltr Derby I I call II non. MO~DAY• A ntW thow I compttltlvt beceuie I never mokn it. dellui Ieday on Ch. l undtrtfand what thty're 6 of 12:30 p.m, Entitled • ! trying ltl dol_, I p.m.', Cfi. 7 ... "Split · the Untamed World. 1:30 p.m., prornotlor.alSecond," m11trlaf aaya Ch. 6 ... l" TrevinO'& ahow, tra !ht fosfftt quia '\!iiW In 1 With Ptl Boone, 2 p.m .. Ch. 6 hl1tory. (It'll ,bow In ... Lloyd llrldgea' We'-r :at 10:311 1.m., (h. World, 3 p.m., Ch. 6 ... Wild tomorroW 12, II you' prtltr that Mint Kingdom. S p.m., Ch. 10 ... 11~ . 1 . US .OO Down ~lldoori, $:30 p.m., Ch. io, . + + + Balance On +++ AL.SO MONDAY: Marv MOVIES! The prhn.. tlmt ~rlffln · Convenient wlin't shciwn ·on lfiOVItln ratun of oiltof !hit . Ttrma. q~ tiM tu tither SttiOn'o blot ,._.for. tv whtn hlslatw nllhl"- "'II liirni, "Sud. .Uy. Single.'' lalcklnti JOhtwty (11'1011. IIIII with H11 Holbroblc, 1~, 20 ht'S oil the lllfwOI k p.m., Ch. 6 "" A110 1ft pr'tmt ·witt. old movlee llmt. '<Tht Bortla 'Slick," ' him, and a. •11.. p.M., Ch. 4 ... ~or tfrt nlrhl· • 11\tltlk•ahoW Mtlts. OYils: ")( Un)lnO'Nn," I :11 Muon, Vi. . ... it ~ '"·"'·· <:11: .. . . .,. · 4 1 •af~c~ .it ~· WANTED J +++ PLUMBING & HEATING · • AIJIY motorcycle racer who travel Holy City Jus! at a time whtn around !he country. To no some definite movn .are one' s surprise, It's produced underway by Jordan and by the people who made maybe Israel to cool tht ''Route 66," and soundseslf ·scene and titabllsh, they're mavin' on the samo· possibly, a now nation In old theme. Two hours of pilot Paleo!lne (at least, that was footage starh ate p.m.. Chs. a hopo as this ,.,.as wriHtnl. 2 & 1. Changes since Israel +++ · regained control of !he city "Film Odyssey" has In tho Slx·O.Y War ere featured some classic emphasized. and the movies of the pas! !his program looks a! !he old, season. but !anlghrs offering Biblical city as willl es · Ius! sounds dull . .If's "In· modern problems. tlmate Lightning," a 1965 t +t Czech opu·s. Ch. 11, 8:30p.m. Quilt a few changes are + + + showing · up In the TV Bill Mauldin was one of the schedules, and one show youngest ~arloonlsts ever to making Its debut today Is win a Pullher Prize, with his callod "Succoas S!ofy," Yillh classic cartoons of lilt World actor Sllm Plcktns featured War II Gls, Willie and Joe, today. we don't know !hi Mauldin !elks alxiut what he formal. but will catch thl did In the war on "Book show to see If lfl worth Beat," Ch. 9, 9:30p.m. conllnued watchlnli . 1 : ~0 + ++ p.m., Ch. 4. · Sf. Patrick's Day 11 ++ t celebra!ed In· Columbus Is A Sunday efttrnoon !he sub[ecl of a special without sports anymore Is report a! 11 :30 p.m., Ch. 4. ahortceke In Stock! 1 S.S . . Ilk fw. Douat.!KIClT f.!!lir!C .,- W0 • ; '.• r--.._.:...:._....::......!!:!!~ s:t.7$ ,.,.. 'Jd,'I"Ma tdllal' tl > ' T~u• o., llfiiiii.,J ...u.. "' ' oeunty ~-' 111111 2 mlltiJ ltP I'OIIITIAC GRA.. D Pill X tiiH . · ' !_!~_!f ..: ~d , ~~-:I':.!!~! ' 'CoroVIIII"'' v.tiiufO, •.P.S., P.B.. !Itt aiHrlnfwhtll. tape RN's '"""''"'" "~' .,. piA,_, fDod tlrw. dark lllue, ltkt new IDp_whllll. white .milt. I'I1CI1i '- i. • buclurl·-ltwlthcoOIIOit,nloundcleani-Cir. . · 't Over 30 New CadHiacs &Oldsmobilis 87 Mill St. Middleport, 0. I~ ~ M:.,ld 1 l.andmirk .F armr,. Bureau: . ~ Porft ' 1 '".¥· , :J.17·1tc Far lfYoli'redlsapPolritedwl!h "'e iockluster 1911-72 net. work TV season, now 11m. ping ln1o reruns, YOAJ might like to see lwo shows being conaldtredtor prime-time by NBC next fall. One 10 a horror.story serlts. "Ghost Story.'' which soundl like an evening version of. "Derk Shadows.'' and seems to offer nothing no111. Likewise !he second, "Mavin' On," not the Hank Snow record, please. This one Is about a . .,_., . DON'T r.;~ ' \>our"~ -~ tiinll. " '- Kltall:tm· Art 5t;tlc '·Ta"~ ·CltaM\'.. 6501dsmobile 98 4 Door................... !~95 ' 64 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, air................ '495 · NEW LOCATION . ' '1'1 r ... • ~V~~:: II I 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Poor, air.............. 1'995 Fouild SHABOO, female, fawn Great Dane, no tag, lost I Columbia Township. Reward. Phone 6'18·5U3. 3·16-4tc Flii'SIII ! . .. .,,... . •• o.,..... 0 ~nel .Claasi~ds . Get. Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Result.!' ~ojt: V.F.W. Gun Shoot, noon, REOUC E. oa'- i; fast ;,II!! Sunday.I. March )9, Broad Run Go Beat Tablt!l & · E·VIp "water pills' at NtfiOII prup, ·i Gun ~tub , . New Hlvt~, . 3-17·20tp spi,nsortd by Post 9926, •• Mason, W. Va. , ' . 3-16-JIP KOSCOT KOSMI!TICS t )'IN ' of Hope Ptrf.,._, Hu!l'ien ·• · 1 WILL not be rnDOf\tlble for synthetlt wlft. No littd. to_ any dtbta c.onlracltd by INVI Mtigl er MIIOft !=QUnty enyont other than myMif. ior lack ·of money, ·If ln·Signed: Robert C. S.laer, BoX lerested cill 992'5112. ·. ·. . 3-7-ttc . ·. 21, Racine. 3·16-31p -.,.....-,=~==-A St!OTGU.N i!\d'dtlt ~~~t~tcti I' will IMr htld Sli!KIIr; March FIGHT fatigUe with Zlpplel, the It, 11 12 o'clock, llutlind Gun , great Iron pill. Only 11.98 at Club. ~tw Lima ROiil' Hind I Nelson Drugs. choktd aho!gunl wII .bt . 3·17·30fp handicapped. Rlfln wllliMI In lwo clalllll. Optft tlfhll and .GUN SHOOT, Sunday, March scbpt. blOch rn! and off 19, ' 1 p. ITi. flltt~.ry chl)ked hand. Rifle shoolera .I!YIII 1 guns only. Stt~nd place furnish own shells. AnyJ • ·•hoot~"' get ''" shOt In next calibre of rifle. muzzle• match. Assorted meals . loaders Included. ll .1 Rulne Gun Club. J,IS.oltc• . a.i6·31c · · -I . . l. -----~1 We're Dealin '! Lost \ .; played Taps. The tam lly of Arthur Ebersbach. 3·17·11c MONEY, Monday, March 13, 10 a.m . In front of Liquor Stqre. Owner may have by lden· lifylng amount and paying for ad. 3·14·Wc Notice Notice WANt ADS n ' nn 5 w' 11-tiiiDIIII I . �••• I t . GIr Co U DI.ary I· · s· . · . ·• 1 ' By Charlene Hoeflich ~~~ The 60th anniversary of Girl Scouis of the U.S.A. is being obaerved thla week. It was March 12, 19121n Savannah, Ga. that Juliette Gordon Low declared that shot was going to start "aomethlng for the girls of Savannah, and all America, and all the world," and that "110methlng waa Girl 'lkoutlng. Now nearly 32 n!UIIon glrlund W!)lllen have ai one Ume or another ·been members of Girl Scollta. In the best American tradition; It 1.1 a IUCC•IIory - a youth movemtnt dedicated to the purpose of lnlplrlng girls with the highest ideals.of character, ·conduct, patriotlsm, and service that they may become happy ,and resourceful citlzerul. From thatflrst troop of II girl.s, al yearugo In Savannah, to the nearly four mllllon•girl scouts today, the byword has been action - social, ecologtcai, cominunlty ~ all stemming from the imer aw....,neu and growth of the Individual members. Our congratulations to the Girl Scouts of America, and to the local leaders involved In the volunteer program. 111E APPALACHIA HERITAGE CAMP program for diaadvanteged girls sponaored by the Four River! Girl Scout Council at Camp Sandy Bend near EliJabeth, W. Va. has been diacontlnued. Miss Lynn Patton; district advisor for the Council, advised leaders of this at a meeting Wedneldly at the ColumbWJ and Southern Ohio Electric Co. She suggested that perhaps the Big Bend Naighborhood would want to sponsor a girl at one of the regularly scheduled programa during the summer. For the past two years, Meigs County organizatlorw and individuals haw aent 37 diBadvanlaged girls to the Heritage Camp. It was reported that the sale of cookies over the Four Rivers Council area was clown corwlderably owr Ialii year's sales. In fact, Miss Patton repol1ed that Council profit on the cookie sale this year was $4,000 lesa than last year. The cookie sale is one of the maJor ways of financing purchases of camp ·equipment and maintaining the camp sites uaed by the scoutS. Extra cookie~ have been secured by th.e CouncU and Junior troops wUUng to conduct a street sale Jre asked to contact the Parkersburg office . Scout officials suggest setting up a teble or booth In the bualrtess section ol the commwtltles. Miss Patton amounced the leaders' lwtcheon at Williamstown, W. Va. on April 28. ReMrvitlons are ~o be made with Mrs. Donna Ohlinger before April 12. Among those to be recognized and presented p1na will be Mrs. Ohlinger, 10 yean In the IICOUtlng program, and Mrs. Roscoe Wlse, a leader for five years. Day camp waa dlsCWJBed and II wu noted that the Neighborhood Is aUU without a dlrecl«. A planning seulon on day camp was announced for Mardi 28 at Coolville at the home of Mril. Betty Welch, for those in the Coolville, Meigs County and Athens area. The poealbUity of lowering the day camp fee was discuaaed. Another appeal was made lor a neighborhood chairman. Mn. Ohlinger's resignation was effective last month. · :Bf#4/..$k(J1J!er is_ .Given for Miss Nancy Mayer Ml• Marcy Owena and Miaa Susie Andrews entertained recenUy with a bridal ahower h~norlng Min Nancy Jo Mayer, whose marriage to Jamea Clatworlhy wUl be an event of Sunday it the Trinity . Church In Pome~oy: . Games were · pla7ad wl~ · prizes going to . Mias Becb' ' Triplett, Mias Kathy Moore, M1sa VIcki Sutton and Mias Liz Blaettnar. The bride-elect's wedding colors of pink and lavender were carried out In the decorations. Refreshments of cake, ice cream and punch were iel'ved by the )loaleaael. Presenting gills to Mlas Mayer were those named above and Miss Melanie Burt, Miss Donna Wilson, Miss · B·unny Rabbit · . I..T t nja tnner 0ifEaster P:.n · ,ze TIT' yy . MASON - I~ keeping with Easter, the Mason Mothers Club designed EaafA!r hats and wore them Io IheIr club meeUrig '!Vedneeday evenins !II the home of Mrs. Gaty Gibbs here. Mra. Chades Yeager'! bunny rabbit hat won the prize. Other highlighta at the evening were hints given by club members on how they mainlalned their weight. The """up made plans to .,.. partlclpala In !lie Cancer Drive on April 10. They also discuaaed and made plans for saving bottle CB"", ... The club will give a party lor the clauroom In Hartford or Milson school that gives the moat bottle caps. The child that brings the greatest number of caps wiU be recognized. For their next meeting the group plans to go to the Mountaineer Dinner Theatre near Winfield. Refreshmenta were served by h01le11, Mra. Glbha and cohoetesa, Mra. Richard Fowler to the follOWing : Mrs. Sammy Hoffman, Mrs. Gary Rouah, Mrs. John Lewil, Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, Mn. Edward Ryan, Mrs. Robert Stewart. Mrs. James Proffitt, Mrs. Phyllla Knopp, Mrli. Homer Noble, Mrs. Roger Hysell, Mrs. John Karschnlk, Mrs. Larry Noble, Mrs. Charlea Yeager and Mrs. Joseph Uah. Guiding Star Council Meets SYRACUSE - Guiding Ster Council 124, Daughters of America Lodge, met at their hall Thursday night, March 9. Meeting was conducted in ritualistic form with Councilor Wllmi Davidson, In the chair. Reported ill were Sylvia Zwllllng in Veterans Memorial Hospital, William Thuener in the Holzer Medical Center, William Dockworth In hoapltel In Rlllmail, David Mills, home from hospital, and Agne1 Whlie, able to be out after an aitack of nu. Guiding Star Council wiU hoel the annual raUy at the Elementary school on Aprll13. The seulon will begin at 1:30 p.m. with dimer to be served at six by the hoet councll. AU 50 year members will be honored as this Is the 50th anniversary ol District 13. Attending were Wilma Davidson, Councilor, Jean Hall, Deputy, Janice Lawaon, Esther Harden; Margaret Cottrill, and Robert Flailagan. Donna Weber, Miss Debbie Crow, Mlaa Irene Barnea, Mlaa Jo Ellen Diehl, Mtaa Cathy Yates; Miaa Bron Dalley, Miss Joyce Kerns, Mrs . Kaye Walker, Miss Jan Belling, MiBf Judy McKnight, Mlsa Sheila McKnlcbt, Miaa Nancy La11e, MJsa Maralynn 'tracy, Mias Csralym Tracy, Mlas Anita Fultz, Mill Patty Well. Miss Diana King Miss Brenda Van Meter: Mlas Debbie Harbrecht, Miaa Connie Grueeer MJas Kathy Durst Miss S~san Lanning, Mis~ Great ladles and their Connie Lanning, Miaa Debbie May, Mlas Connie Radford, contributions In political, Mlu Twlla Clatworthy, Mlsa social and economic nelda was Ingrid Hawley, and Mias Mary the emphasis of the program and discuallon at the Wed· Sue Hayes. nesday night meeting of the Middleport Uterary Club held at the home of Mrs. Bernard Fullz. A book by Stephen Shadegg detailing the talenta and acMickey, Mrs. Don Erwin, Mra. compllshmenta of Clsre Booth Gall Miller, Mri. Edward Luce was reviewed by Mrs. Hawley, Mra. Sean Mullen. Carl Horky. Mrs. Harold Sauer Sending gifts were Jimmy Joe reviewed "Curious Ufe lor a and Mary Beth Hawley, Mr. Lady", the biography of the and Mrs. Paul Rusaell, and controversial lsabeUe Burge. Holly's great-grandmother, In response to roll caU members named a "great" lady. Mrs. Edith Hood. Mrs. James Euler, program · chairman, presented the two VISIT PATIENT reviewers. Mrs. Donley Reibel, Mrs. Mrs. Richard Owen, Henry Reibel, and Mrs. Arnold presiding, noted that the Hayes were in Gallipolis March 28 meeting 'wiD be with Wednelday to visit Mrs. Henry Mrs. Waller Waddell. Candy Reibel's brother, Earl Logan, a was served by the h01tesa. patient at the Holzer Medical Center. He underwent surgery VISIT MRS. YATES there. His room number Is 324. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Arnett, They also vlalted with Mrs. McArthur, were the recent Edith Ryther, a patient at the guesta of. Mra. Geneva Yates, hoepltal. Middleport. Book Reviewed By Mrs. Horky ·Birthday Party Given Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Miller entertained Swtday with a party honoring their daughter, Holly Renee, on her fOurth birthday anniversary. Games were played with prizes going to Kristin Bailey, Wendy Dunfee, and Terry Wayland. Hats, balloons, blowouts and candy were given as favors. lee cream and cake were served. Other guests at the party ·were Amy ErWin, Greg Rager, Kellle Mullen , Tonya Ash, Sonya Ash, Demaris Ash, Janie Coleman, Debb.le Faulk, Bobby Faulk, Mike and Jeff Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Don Dalley and sona, Barry, John and B. J., Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dailey, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ash and Commemoration Seroice Held A service Ill commemoration Promised Sunshine Without for Mrs. Foreat Donley and Rain". The prayer was by Mrs. Mlu Clara Garland was William Russell, Mrs. Charles _featured at the Wednesday Grue~er, Mrs. Stella Grueaer, meeting of the Women's and Mra. For~a. An eulogy to Society of Chrlstlan Service of Ml11 Garland and a requiem the Minersville United for Mr~. Donley were given by · · Methodist Church. Mrs. Hazel Mc:CaUum. . Mrt. E"*ene Ferbll had Scripture by Mra. Puah from c~rge of llie .aervlce which Mark II, 21-40-, preceded . opened will! .a ruponaive the reading of Easter aelecr:eadlng: Mra~ <;Uiford Phillips tl0illl~lu4lng "Went" by Mra. read· "PraclOUI ~elliorles," ,Stella GrMr, ''He il Coming 'Mr:a. Herbert Pqh bad a Again" by Mrs. Charles •,1111111, . ''GOd Knows Bell", Grueaer_; "Dark and Lonely ·· ,Mr'a. Otto Hartenliach read . was 1M Garden" by Mrs. ''Croialng the Bar," 1nd Mrs. Mc:CaUum; "Remember the Karl Grueaer, "God llAd NQI Prayar of Juiil" by Mn. UUie .Starcher; "He Is Rlaen''. by Mrs . Forbes, and "The Christian Life" by Mrs. Phillips. , Readings on the St. Petrick a Day theme were pven by Mrs. Phillips, Mra. Forbll and Mra. Brooks Sayre. Mn. Sadie Brown and Mra. Harten~ch gave the le)jend of the ehamrock, and the Lord'a Prayer concluded the meeting. · Others ettendlng were Mrt. Fannie Phillips, Mrs. Fnda Mitch, and Mn. Gladys Taylor. The group mel lor an all-day qulltln1 -'on 11 the church. A potluck dinner wu aerved at noon. 'f.~o~J~~N 5Ptibllcotlon P.M. Day Before . Mond•y Otodltn, 9 o.m. ., Cll!cellallon , eorrtctlons Will w eccepted untll9 a.m. to Dey of f'ubllcatlon, · REGULATIONS Tilt Pvbi!Shtr .rnorvel !111 11ow to Get uetter 0111 ttn ~':~:r~b~~~t/~~~r. ny~~~ publisher will not be . responsible for more "'•" one Incorrect Insertion. RATES For Want Ad ServiCI 5 cents per Word one lnsertiO< Minimum Charge 75c 1.2 cenh per word three consecutive Insertions. • ~~ cents per word srx cdn· HCullvt Insertions. 25 Per Cent Discount on pole edt and ads paid within 10 days. • CAkO OF TH.t.NKS I I)IITUARY t1.50 for 50·· word minimum. Each additiOnal word 2c. BLINI) ADS Additional 25c Charge per Adverlltament. OFFICE ·HOURS Dally, · 8:30a.m. to 5:00p.m. 8:30 a.m. to 12 :00 Noon saturday. Card c' Thanks OUR SINCERE thanks to all of you for the many kindnesses extended during our recent bereavement. A special thanks to those who ,.nl flower errangements and lood, to the Rev. W. H. Perrin, to the firing squad and guard ol Drew Webster Post 39, AmerJcan Legion, Including Joe Struble, Frank Clark, Lawrence Smith, Jerome Cook. James Gilmore, Paul Cascl . Guido Glrolaml, Charles Swatzel. Leo Vaughan and Leonard Jewell ; to Connie Radford and Connie Grueser who USED CARS 1o cadilac Eldolado eoupe, air........... sssoo 69 Cadilac Sedan DeVille, .air ............. 13900 71 Olds 98 HT . . Sedan, .ar• ••••.....•.•.••.I4495 71 BuiCk Eleclr.l 2 Dr. H.T., 'lit.. ,........ 14495 69 01c1s 98 H.T. Sedan, air................ 12695 69 Pontiac Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T., air.......12595 .. 67 Olds 88 Holiday Coupe ................. '1095.:. 66 MercuiJ Sta. Wllon, V-8 auto. .......... !795 , .~c Wanted To Buy OLD FURNITURE, dishes, clocks, brass beds, sliver dollars or complete households . Write M. D. Miller, Rt . 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. call 992·6271. 3-16.tfc LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Th• trustees of Letart Twp ,, Melga County, Will accept bids until 7 p.m. Mondey, Aprll ·3, 1972, for purchase af used motor grader . M i nimum specification' are as foilows : 115 hOrsepower 6 cylinder diesel engine 12 foot power shift moldboar:d Power steering Cab complete Scarifier 13x2• tlros front and rear, Lights Wlndshto1d wipers mutt be 75 pet . 1read tteater and defroster Flasher lights Mus1 be delivered and carry 11 I year uncondit ional warranty Mus1 be • 1965 model or nt'fltr trade-In Is to be one Gallon 303 motor grader . The trustees reserve the rlght.to reject env or all bids . Herbert Sayre, Clerk Letart Township (3 1 17, 2•. 2tc 45 Patients Given Party A community service party was staged Wednesday for 45 patlenta at the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center, Athens, by the juniors of the American Legion Auxiliary Ill District 8. ContribuUng for the party were the jwtlors of Pomeroy Unlt39, $5 and !lema valued at $15; Middleport Unit 128, $5 and Items valued at $25, and Racine Unit602and Wilkesville Unl1476, $$each. , hmenta of candy, Refres cookies, soft drinks and potato hi ed ber c ps were serv . Mem I of the Middleport Unit had the party and •olng over to asalst e were Mrs. Geraldine --'d Kess! nger, DlstricI 8po..ent, Mrs. Avane 11 Bass, Mrs. Enuna Hendricks, Mrs. Unda Darst, Mrs. Trudy Ohlinger, Mrs. Ella WIU, Mrs. Helen Kennedy, Mrs. Rosie Searles, and Mrs. Edith Spencer. A'M'END MEETING L;:~~=n~~u~:r~~~~ :U';~ CUster; Mra. Vilma Plkkoja and Mrs. Geneva Yates of the Meiss County Council oh Aging were at a district meeting held . Wednesday at Rio Grande. rF/.e W ~ talk to _ you like lJ nDNQII.. .1:"...,. .. WM PO/ 1390 c::, 41; -;: . MIXED hay, .Ito l'llonit ... .< ·. ;' ). RU · , 17·)lp. . racer· and a stock ·C!Ir . Karr & Van Zandt "You'li Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY · Open Evenings Until 6l 0G- Til S PM. Sat. NEW OWNERS Charles Sinclair Carl Platter CHASE HARDWARE . ' '" NURSIIIG 11 . . ' GOT -'" · EYE FOR . · ' rns'lll'aTIIIN .' • ;~1111 . · ·· -~ b;Jun • Uu.rj· : II11jft". · Pr.._ ' 10111t t I n. QID....... • rra · .;,. . We n ._ ...,.. •W' ! I • ~-- 1 I nn.atth ~ std~HEY"L!TV.ioN 1 • - - . , . - - - - -......~· · WALNUT Sttreo-radlo Com· .blnat,ll!!n. ·fOir· ~...,.. IY'""'' . ~ - lpttd .c:!llnllr, ..,..alt controls. ' Balance KOSCOT . Oil · of . Mink, !Mf.O. Uta- ~ ttrmo. Kolmella. Wltl. For lrtt cau tf2.7QU. · · ·· itiiiOI•trltlon, call lor Ill' !J.1Utc JIOinlrrlfll'.! Mn. Jqhn CAillll . Sauv.... lyr-.QIIi0.992' I!IEW. 1971 ZIG-ZAG · Stwlne 3272. · • Machine In origlntl factory :J.t-12tp carton. Zlt;lll to 111akt button~.- on IIIII• monogroms, and~ flllCY 1N6 V.W., 1970 CL-711 Handa, 1 itllliiawllh lutl tilt tw11t of • Stlhl Chlln Sew, phone 9ft. ai:Jft.dtal. lei! In I~ I Jt54, :r. : ::::'~~- g.,: ., , . . , . , . . . ... ~ - ·(,·IJI.., f ),·. ·· >,OPIIl 1¥a .... P..M. ...1- . j; · · ' . ~ .J¥'1\-••- ... . . . · .· ' •' . Sa!t' ' . R•t Estate Far Sale !~t::t::~'!\~~=~~r,;;:\ HOuSE In l.lliJo toHafi., II'. ,.,.., . 1 ' . · 5413. · I -- fiJ3529, . ,. . 1-21-tfc 30 ACRES. 2 1i.di_, homt, . electric htat. vinyl TPIC water cllltrld; 3 miltS Slop 'In and eo,nP.re lOUth 1111 T~ Ptal~ lUll . . . . :I-1·21IJI ;:'1:;,'pt.,. ui!3:rd 21• ' . \ ., . · · . , ' · · · . 3·12.7tp TOMATO tttd: Organically · . groWn. Geld's mlraclt ml~ed: 5 'ROOM ..,., truant, grocery pocket of7.:lllflererit varlotles · atort combined; v.,y tJDod · SOc. 3 paclctl1 for Sl. Paat· stock ol'tn~jchandlu;. pl4n!y polcl. Don't mlaa tl1lt . big of 111utpmtn! 1110 IM:Iu larf; lUrprlsel Bit Tomato Gar· doinG·1 ..,Y .-1 bulllllll tn dena. Syracuse. Ohio .urn . . agrOYiinllarH: PrlceS1.,000. :J.I2·7tp Giorat RabiNtltr, Jr., Rtal --:------'-Ettaft llroktr, Hllton Wollll, FREE llcl<ataareriowavtllablt S.ltlman. Phone '"'·3211 . . on ~ ,,... glent $20 1111Nr 3-IUIP aaoket large choco11te Easter f1!l(tny and ti!'Of frull :t.~' !:";.'t"y!: "l'r: ,kl,., E -'1 now. SILL TODAY, CLELAND'S t .. ' SEWING MACHINES. Repair wvlceo 111 ~~~t~kft. tft-2214. ' ~llrlc Shap. Polrltloy, . lid $Ingar S.let and .Slrvlce. We Sl)arpon $cl_,., ' ' . . 3-:lt,tfe HAiiRtSoN'S Tv IIIII Aniti.INJ Service. Pl1ont 992-2$22. 6-IO.Ife (:. BIIADFOilDi.~lorltlr . AUToMoBILE lnaur~ce ti.eft Cltl.hlt lee 1 ~nctlled? Loaf , your . SEE US FOil; Awnlnsi,: tiorm l'llil1l ....., . ;:•tor's u-? Call om., doorllnd cao llaciM. ,Oillo . · ' ~ • lllll'q-. alumlflll!!l aklng Crltf lrdfot- 5<1-tlc . · . 6-IS. .c and railing. A. Jacob, oaltl • ~. r•pr-tattve. Far frt!l ----....,.--_,. HOUSE BUILDERS, CALL 11 timlttl, phone Charlll GUY NEIGLER, RACINE, Llalt, 9yracuu, V. V. . SPTIC TAMKI -CLIAiliD ' OHIO. 3-5-30! JoltniOft and Son, Inc. REASONABLE rallS. I'll. ..... . . c 3·2-tfc:.::.:...=..:.:.:..:_~-- .,,ndowl. POt''· ~ i ~~~~c~ RIUIII, ieA.oY-MIX coNciie~tct ·• AustoE suudero 1 conright to your • atructlon Co. Wupoc:lalilt In --:--~· Fat! end . •••Y· rt!l . aluminum vinyl and ''"' SEPTlC ..,.. c~ntd. Mlllir- ; tltl1118ftl. Phon• "3-2214. sl~; mit11111, trick and Sanltaiton, Stewart,Ohlo.•Ph. Gotlltln _ Rtally·Mix Co.,, alone: compttle lint of U2·3m. MlciiJitpart, Ohlo. tf . rnlclinllet and a'lmmtreltl 2·12-~ . . .. 6-:JO. ci roofing; .. ramodttln~; building, SUIP lnded celllnga, t · Interior and exNrlor pain· ling: complete lint of. Maaonry work. Alt work' ' ' " htlmate . ' guarant..d to cut!omer oatlalactfon. w. .,.. tully "ON Insured for your prolldlon. 32 N. Second, ph. 992·2f1.. ,' ·Make r1nrvatlonl for your . CUITIM. H£AnNG ' 2-IS.lO!c private .. fill II II banquets; ' · . I II..,.. · 5-12-tfc. -=::;:=::::===:::;:::...;.. ~~ ocr·l: 11. 01 · ·lital fw mttttng place :wl!h or without kitchen · prlvlftllt. ' · h.MdUII Clltrlng ;wm1811 up to 150 pooplt. ~ . ,m-ms l Pllolll . m-5716 ..,_ _._ ............ ' a&W HEAnJtG en &COISTIUCTIOII l ·P.WIIIIIC 00. P.S.; fad,ory air, low V-8, mileage. 68 Chevrolet Impala. v... auto., P.S;, P.B., fadory air. · .67 Volkswagen Save space. Buy nQW. Excellent condition. .TdlntS. •TUIIITES. ... Rill If Tlltt1l .We will llftltc! 1111' llntlt . . , ,..... j ui ..Rct ... :· ., .. PIUIJ .... i:MI ! . -..nu• ,. ,..,.JO, · · v.cnf Wlllnd:' WAAIWITY caN c:atllidtte ta ••• · ........... ,, uew.o. GICI'II. ,AUJODY ......... Ml,.l,,urt. Clllle r.mp~m bacly ,..,.Ira and paintings. 11•s lnat•llatlon, fret 11111 , . ttr Pie '1"1 I IIR.IIII llelnt Mal1t1111- ltrvlct tilt year art •• lltllltlir 1ll1at yew I1Hil CaR ..... Nil ar ••tutllll ,....,, · - - ... ........ Clf91tlll y, Cal... tlllallll .................. Dly N111'11 fft.Ufl W. llaw 14 llr; · - IIIIey Mnlceo OFFICE '. M~lftE· "'•am.un 98 Lux. 4 dr. sed., solid black. ·Real _ sharp Qds . ..... 616Miht St. llftii;,O, 42USSI ... . . Sa·... p;l~~ ·~56· g' 5' 1971 . . BuICK .................... .,.,.J '•• Limited 4 dr . H.T. This car sold new fot" ' . 1966 BUICK ....... on~ · '1295 Road Runner, 4 speed, 383 engine. Riviera solid white, engine lust been overhauled . 1965 MERCURY....... only '795 Colony Park station wagon, autO.~ power steering & power brakes. 'Come in and make us an offlr on a new·or u-" car. We have 35 new cars in s~k. We need some goOd used ens so come & trade with us. We Service What We Still Our Word Is Our Bond Evtnintlllil7 p.m.-Sal Sttvlcttll12 liMn Slltt Til s p.m. ·Set 1111 Ntlson, R011 51111111. Ctwlnl Cllvlt1, tr Ed tlol 1111 II. Qptn .·'69 ·DODGE ........... '1695 2 Dr. H.T., 4«1 engine, auto:, P.S., P.B., dr. u. ....... green, vinyl top. air condition. 51295 '68 . M ERCURY ................ Mqnterey, P.S., P. S: · . · . _ '69 MUSTANG ................Sl295 4 speed, maroon with racing stripes. ' " • • I . ·sf.roiilft.alllf."..:::;:::. I '65 ·FORD 2'· Dr.........:...... 5395 '64 PLYMOUTH..........;..... '295 CASH TAlKS·- 112.900 full prlct, 2 1tory frlmt. '3 bedrooms, 1'1'> baths, tots of NEWS, llkt liar.... storm doors. windows, etc. Clost 10 s'-lng, excellent loc:allori. '63 OLDS. ·4 Dr..............~ '250 '63 BUICK .....................:..'300 '61 CHEVROLET................'150 FARMS WANTED NO PARKING AREA - I y. ·'""''· bath, bocllraamo. IMraement, torctd7 porchal; IN OOOC . CO~ioTj tON. 15,900.00. ' 4 dr. HENRY E. CLELAND SR. AE.t.LTOR RIGGS BROS., INC• USED.CARS Ph. tiS-4100 LGcated on S. Rt. 7 Olester,o. Real Estate For Sale . Real Estate For Sale ' ''I ~ Far Rent arid • ·-• A_~ ~~'· . ~ ~ r' /w ... »-·· ~·~ · '. '~ . , .,:..~. r} . :;\ FURillHED unlum~ '69 CHEVE,L.LE SS *' ·4..... 'II' ••. prtmenlt. C'-' to tchoot. trentmlulon, Hunt ' Sii~; ~ • Phono 992-541. · AM.FM rediG, vii]YI raG!; '{ 1,, 10.1f.tlc excellent condition, phofll • • . 3-17.;.; -f: ; FiRST FL06l;""tfiniiilid ( 742 ' 461 1. bedrqom apartment, phOI1t •• , •• . ' 992-3174. IH3 FORD GlltKit XL 500, 219 3-17-tfc engine, bucket -~~ - 11541: , -N-IC_E_2_btd_r_oom __hou_•_wlth phone 992'5960· ' ' ·' 17 bath, nice yard and lot of . 3- ·311' privacy. Phont 992·2.!02. '62 FALCON, 6 . cyllndtl'l 3-l,...tc s!a11Urd. good tll'el, ..._ . 992 ' 2041 ' ..,. . :1-1 7-31p ' rRAILER •. Brown's Trailer Court. Minersville. Ohio, phon~ 992·3324. 3·3-tfc '66 THUNDERBIRD, V·l, automatic; POYitr atwlng, ONE LARGE trailer ipo\i: power ·llrakn. ~ wlnVelme G. Zuapan, 7n.5750, dowa, ~ 992·5631. ' -------,-= .. _ w• vI . ....ton. · . :J.I2~tp· 3-7·1tlp 2 BEDROOM, 'h double, flw. 1965 MERCURY Monterey, nlshed on 4th 1. . Coli"' In · ~~ood, good !I'"· phOI1t Syracuse. Phont 992·27.,, · . • ._..., 3·15-itc · ...1~·~ _R_e_a_l:E:-s-:-ta-:-te-:::F-or-:Sa:-:--le- 1 't!,~o';. 1\ ~~~o!;;.-:r: celltnt conclltlan, IIOod ·" '"· SIX R00Mhoust, 133 Buffernirt' extra good flnlth. ~ 992: Avt. (:onllct Ed Hedrick, 21371 210 or 992·21G. 11tS. . Wtdswor!h Drive. Columbuo, • 3-IHIC . Ohlo, ,phont 237·® . 11-21-ttc . -P~ ~=a~:-~~ Employment Wanted KMIIUIII Mabllt Home S.ltl, PART TIME sacN'-"f : tyllinfl, MODERN 3or ,j bedroom ·home. HOUSE, 5 roomsll!d bath,. lull baMmtnt at 101 E. Main St."-11111· Ohlo. shorthand, office inldtinil Phone 992·3062. 3-2.tfc moo. phone 992-3919 or 992· 12-t7.90fcj tklllt: In your fll8ce of tm· 2729 ' · · 3-1' ..c 60X12 2·bodr-.:. 111 -'-....:lc ~~='or my ' -· " ' HOUSE. 1642 Lincoln Helghta. ' r•• air Condl~'ex20 3-IW!c . POMEROY 992 Call O.My Thomp1011. · 3 BEDROOM home, b a - t: and aluminum awning, - - - - - - - ' - - Locuat 51. - Beaullfully cltcerated, 3 B.R., -IV. baths, 3196. 7-11-tfc. 2 acroa, fruit lrttl 1nd 1tumlnum tklrtlng, .. com · on largt lot with attachld -.,------- , berrlts, closed·ln ·porchll. all plettly utup. IJtlutlful, OR\' 'WALL Flnllhtr con· tractor. R. I. Dubbtld, ~ · , electric. For furthtr In· I'XIItlon. C>.M.r !HYing slate. garaga ll!d garden apace. formotlon call 1·667-3624. PhOnt 9.19-4192 or 992·5212. · • ?.CZ-5125. Compltlll with. clrapas, vtn. 3 BEDROOM ranch tv~ homt. blinds, carpet, and l111e Arbaugh Tuppers 3-16-ltc ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;1·;10.;tlc;;.,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;3-;;I;.:J.,5tc Plalna. AllAddition} . new with · !Dial · clltp frtelt In baltmtnt, tfKirlc and centr1~ air SII;ODO. conditioning, Wr!h and '1/o tully NICE 2·story home with tufl : Brick Ave. Rtnlll carpeted, full bnemtnl;· baMmtnt, 2 lois. new forced property- 3 rms., bath up, 2 :::;rln 'battmant. See by , air furnace. Near P-ray.! rma. bath dawn, with l~rge; ntm•lf, """"" 992·2196 Eltnltnlary School. Phone.' ltval, corner lot, MI·UP tor or ·3515. DaM'y 'rhompson. • 992 731<4 10 tralltr. tl,500. Financing available. : · ,.. n .>.lfc . 12·30-ffc' MIDDLIPORT CENTURY OlO CATOUlG BUSINESS 5 BR, 2 full batha. ' HouMwlht'a dream kltchall. Montgomery Ward is looking for S.les Can bo UI8CI II dupleK. Walking dlatance to shop· Agents. Husband-Wife team on a full. · 110 Mechanic Streej ping. time basis. Experienced in Sales and 6 Rm., 2 baths. lllf'IQI and Pomeroy, Olaio 45769 cellar houM, with two extra · Management. loll, I!YIIhln walking distance EXCELLENT INVESTMENT This Franchise does not require a to thopplng. · OPPORTUNITY Is knocking. We have a business which Tralltr . IOJt!O Champion. has returned the lnv~tment In one year. Asking onl y large Investment. Program Is Air condition .. S.t up on lot $20,000.00. designed to furnish Agent with a ready nt1r M &' A Shopping. $2,900. IAIY FARM Lincoln St.- ' rma. ll1d market, pre-sold custoli'lers and Im29 ACRES - with tree gas, oil and gas Income. 6 room bath, paneled and carpeted. home. both, cellar. barn. and fruit. Only Sl3.500.00. CIOII In, Slt,OOO. . mediate commissions. · l IEDROOMS . LETART FALLS RENOVATED - Neat older homo. Gas furnace, beth. Everything is made available from 2 Bedroom. one l!ath, paneling. Garage. I< acre of land. City wa!er and ge•. butment, located store 'fixtures, display material and overlOoking tha Ohio Rlvar, Ohio Power. Only sn.ooo.oo. Catalogs to your training with capable wll~ 3 <XIrl rlvarfront lott. 0,1110 RIVER FRONTAGE w.ooo. High lind abo_. flood for building. Law land lor. laun· and trained a5Sistance. You will retain Lon ' I chlng, fishing . tnd swimming. Asl<lng $16,500.00. a favorable percentage of the profits. - Aerts, commercial, 1 BUSINESS lUlL DINGS located on corner Rfl. 33POMEROY ~ Buy now befaro they get higher and scarce. Write today, giving your name~ ad7, with 111181! llldg. Rt. 124 Both on East Main . Mlntrtvllle, 56KI2. Wlltr dress and telephone number with WHAT we NEED I~ MOR.E LAND, MORE FARMS, and gas. Rlvarfront, 11.200. complete qualifications Lilt •1 & ,.._ Located In HOM~S IN MIDDLEPORT. RIVER FRONTAGE, AND lllouwror on luttlmut & HIGHWAY PROPERTIES. WE HAV E SEVERAL Agency Development Department, 4-1 Brick, Appr011. 1ID If. 116,000. THINGS COOKING . WANT TO SHARE IN MONEY TO Montgomery Ward & COmfNinY, Inc. BE MADE IN MEIGS COUNTY. THEN LIST WITH US, ttvar.l IAh .... ltlt. IF NO SALE. YOU PAY NOTHING. 1000 South Monroe' Street I Nttd ltr Baltimore, Maryland 21232 ~ . Jn5 HELEN l. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE ft2 .2371 it,.,;:.ch 'Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. •I;lroker to: loaner cars Mtd ntlmatu ; also mechenlcal ,..,.Ira. & 992-llla 741·*1 992·141-4161 W.arehrllyltiMM . ,, ..... tllnl ......, 1967.OLDS........ .'.... only '1395 · ,LARGE ESTAIUSHED COIPMY W. llaft f.:."'l.:..'!e . P111H1.. . Skylark conv. Get ready for spring in this beauty . . $7485.00. ·69 Plymouth • LeSabre 2 dr . I:I.T., tan with black vinyl. top• Real clean 68 Buick, one owner. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY l4t Lllllltfll • . On~ a.~ : -GUAIAilTIID- . . -· - .. \ . ALL WEA1HEI . . . ~....,.. Oltlt _ . . All f,OIDITIOIIIG For A,pllntment Phone Hf-2103 . EXPERT. . 1967 BUICK .......... .on~ '1295 ~ Qr. ~n. CAL~ Business SerVices .MlLLER MOBIL£ HOMES 71 Chevelle Malibu auto., Heavy duty . -~~11' . . ' . 1968: BUICK ....... ~...'only s1695 . = ~ 1969 BUICK .:,;..:........:}2495 67 Ford Van QILAND ttrms available. Phone 992· tlcktil, n0 purchalt r-·lred; 21" BlaCk I Whltw, Crollev TV 5641. . . 11 tilt li'lg~! Slar·"Mirktf on twl..l, • aood conclll,lon, 3-IU!c ntJ(t to tht Orlva·ln Thtltre, rtlllllllbly prlcecl. " ' - 992· Milton, Va. whtnl lOIN Gl3. . ' . ELECTIIOLUX ·Vacuum prlctt and convtnltnl ~tn~lce . :1-.16-:Jfp Cllintr compltN I!YIIh • at· are !Mturtd every day, chtc:k 611 Eaat Main Slretl tiChinenta. cordwlnder II1CI thafoUowlng prlc:ft and atock POMEROY, OHIO 2 ll·iolfii\ HORSES, 1 pony; :i .,_lnt spr1y. UNCI but In llkt ~our ltrdtr. Favorite or . 992-12st11114:ot Sllldltlo Arnold CO,aft, ~ · new condition. · Pay au5 Bonut brand white brtld 7 Sui1Uy 1 1-ng• $42-GII da'l . and 7G-SIOI cath or budtJtt plan 1vallablt. 10.- 11 with 110 tddltiOitlll 992·2561 Phone 992-1641. purchalt. Broughton's 2 pet. 31Mic 3-IUIC swttf milk gal. 99c, Botognt ' IEAUTY AND CHARM In pltct lb, 59<. 111'1. A 1111111 . .t.tmosl ,_ BRICK-3 large BEAUTY. equlprntnl. 22 CHANNEL OemcolciS.ttlllte egga doz. 11, tltb bedrooma wlth dou bl• cltlzena bind rad , good bacon3whole or smoked flail lb; -.:, Pllont7G· • ~ closets. Tile kltchtn Is 1 condition, phone 992·3Jl0. 3-1S.3tc 29 oz. can pork and Van Clmp houlewlle's dream. 1'• · 3·17·31c btanl2 cana 59<, Hart's whole " FRESH EGGSI Flnt ~llty .. kernel corn 5 cans 11, b!rlhs, carptltd, recreation Mldlurn, 111'11 and 1111111. TROPICAL :,- FtS'if,i' . r.ilcy Broughton'• let Milk 'tee room hat every!hlnt, utility' prlC*I rklht. John T, .Ltdllt, · IUIIIIIH• angelo and br "ita, Cream, Gal . l1 .1t. whitt room, carport. About 1 acre ~.~ng~vnr., Ohio. ' • llllfn 1nd tuppUn. Pl1ont , potatoas 541 lb; bag IU9, of ground. S28)00.00. 3-1~C , 992· 540· ~. ' · ,. ComDIIN a-11!11Rf Of·fancy . . < • .i/ .. {o i2·:JO.tf~ E.-fer toodln Including WANTEO IUY POLLED ECONOMY, . •. , . . . .:/ · o..r... litkefl from IJ,., to '$20. We KCipt•Faittral Food . 3 IEOROOM .HOMES March 31st, 7 ~ MN! Co. 12 'fT. WIDE ·!railer, 11r. con· CaUtion. Strtldl Y'1UI' money, .ALl. PRICES, • Fal11roundli rnlrDyLQhlo. dlttontd~ wathtr ll!d clrytr ~ Soutllelltorn Ohio l'olltd . sUOI; See Howard Joltnaon, food COUJI.Oilland tlmt,- Ul CALL CLELAND'S Hereford Auoclatlon'l Chitter. , ' for l1tld ROfiiG~t, onlan ,1811 Stc•ld ·Arronilel CO,tdld Sill. , 3-IUtp • and ~din Planlt at n~ttal. ltENT? 15,900.00 111111 1111 •. For ca~ll · ' · · In inany ~ya at Bright ho,me ln. tr..JI- U :11M,: ,,IJD HI, ... II'IRCUR'I' outboard • Atheftl, Cllto. '"r ,,. · 1, ~... ,, motor. pho(tt .f15!G25.~ . '1 Marktl;.-t to Va. 01!1.-," ' r=~~~:nice excellent lrt, Mason. W. yard or . ' :J.IS.:tlc t· 3-14-5tp. ~ 3-7·tf ...,.,,,..., . . : LeSabre 4 dr. sed., dark gold exterior, l,ow ' mileage, one owner has atr. This is a real nice 69 Buick. Uke new, locally owned. · . w. ''''lont 72 GMC .van • . 114ft . 1111wldtpidiupllOcty; V.a..,.lne,atd. 3 tPttd trana .. good tirn,deanclill.ColorwhiN.Ste.tryl.you'lllluy!hfl-. . ,=.~. Otnter, 01110 .~ : ; : 1} willie. ' .... t't Jerusalem/' a look et thl Long wide bed, 3speed, V-8, blue \ fliUi' ., ...14'1. 1M ~ · ; .· ,' • . (t . i.1s.tfc: automatiC changar. illal- . , m.D. uaa our bu fat' ttrmo. ~'ll:ALT~~ ::,."-1 ~~~ 992·7811. :J.lUtc Tropl:i ·IIIIi r i ::;.ltl. p.m., Ch. 6 Widow," .Ginger·. R~trs, 11 :30p.m., Ch. 7 ... "Liz~lt," Eleanor Parkor, 1 a,m., Ch.. 10 ... and tho Ch. 4 trlpli· feature. " Five Mllea r:to Midnight," "Red. Garten..'' end "Magic Sword," star· ling at 11:30. .+++ SUNDAY, MARCH It Today's best show well may IMr one running at 10 a.m.. Ch. 10. It's " Th Ia Year In· 3 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE '349.95 ' 72 Chevrolet Pickup a. , TV, $-.IIIII""! fiW 71'•: . All ~lllnthlylel: unlb )• .,..llilhtlytc,_cNd;all .... . ! ~~ Ill Mil. Sli ' lhlin ' tonight. RldlfiOUf' TV & · Ap, . 111111. b ot. BUY? 1 MASON . FURNITURE w. -~ . IN7CHIVILLIMALI.U NTCPI!. SUH z.nlitl floar .s.m.~e.l.~·· 327 ,qiM. • IPIId trans., cltail lnNr_lor I good !lrn. , , cttor, . 11•..., 1!141 'amite, · ' Mtcl. trll· flnttll. Nice: · . ·. · · . · ·· II lallllo tl ~o:,~J-,17. StERE~. -'11u1 (GI-l ~ $11No, AIM'M rldlo, Two old.flme late-night poople, and two of my favor-lin, Sieve A\111! •ml frompt, Dependable ~ice ., :' Jayne Maedaws. fill In liir Ch. 12 ... 'flmf',' Dick Cavtt! tonight, 11: 30 Wr<llllllna. 2 p.m.. Ch. 7 ... Stjme Phone 992-2511 p.m., Ch. 6. ... v,• .,_ Bowling, noon, +++ 6 ... Taylor, with MDV I ES : " Yankee still one more OSU Buccaneer.'' Jeff Chendler, baaketballthow, 13:30 p.m.. 4 p.m.. and the prlm•flme Ch. 4 ... Pro Hockey. North Notice ftlture. "Rope at Sand.'' 9 S!ara vo. Brulnt, 3 p.m., Ch. Mobile Homes For Sale p.m.. plus the horror double- 8 .. . World Chomplonshlp f'"':-:--:::~----, r - - - - - -- --, ftllur'e, "Night Caller from Tennis, 3:30p.m., Cha. 2 & 1 Now's Tlmt To Oufer Space," and ... American Sporhman, "Strangler of !he Swamp" at 4:30 p.m., Ch. 12 ... Auto ORDER 11:30 p.m., all on Ch. 10. Racing, wllh • prolllt on SlTURDAY, MARCH II Richard Ptlty, 5 P:m.. Ch. 6 'fiELD SlEDS Todey's btl! bat Ia clearly ... Jacksonville Ojlen, 5:30 a preview of !he 1972·73 CBS p.m., Ch. 6. FERTILiiiR televltlon se8101'1, with lhr" · (Wt're checking our pilots bslng prllerited •s . equipment to see If wt cori 12' • 14' • 24' • WIDE s.peclals - but · !htr~ atarf a! cirry the rerun of the Wnt SEED CORN !he lmprabebtt hour of II : 30 VIrginia High Sc~ool -Ordtr Now I Sntl p.m. Basketball tournament from Leading off, an Ch. 10, Is Charletlon. If so. we'll polt "The Living End," a urles details laNr. If• on at 6 pilot about a pro toofblll p.m .• and we'd probably tun 122G W•shlngton Blvd. oyer, followed at midnight S.tpro, Ohio It on Ch. 9, which li black on " Singill.'' with Ruth Sundays. It we con rig up !hi ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT ... I augh·ln) Buul, end "Oh, equipment.! CASH paid for all makes and overYitlgh! ladles, teens and Nurse.' ~ at 12.: 3o a.m. +++ Chuck WhiN prtoenfl lhl models of mobile homes . mtn lnNrnled In a Wtlghf· Why "'' odd hour? Don'! Phone area code 61<·423·9531. Watchers IRI Clan In ask mt. Ohio State Jazz Eno1mlile, ~ among other gunfl, on hll :J.I6·6fc Pomeroy wrl!e: Weight ' We'rt +pro+ud of Rio Watchers !R), 1863 Stcllan showi!S:30 p.m ., Ch.IO, and Rd .. Cincinnati, Ohio ol523?. Grande College I I wen! the Mldwea!ern Hayride, SAVE $2,000 to $3,000 on a _ _ _ _ _ __ _I0._3.tfc· there, about • hundred years which hai botn going on 1 1 ago); and .we've got I thanes merry.go.rour\d ride u far modular home. Due to a local to see a CiOIIege debaN, bo· dealer closing his sales lot, 2 a solid llmt slot It con· _ 14xso Kit Modular homes RUMMAGE s·ale, Saturday, !ween !he· Redman and , 1 as cerned. today at 5: 30 and 1 - l4x44 Tek Modular March 18, 10 a.m., 620 Locust ttarn of Brlllth dtbaltrt, on p.m., Ch.a ira 4. home will be sold at absolute Slreet, Mlddleporl. Christian morality todoy,+++ dealers cos!.. Shown by .IP· 3· u.6fc t:'30 p.m.. Gh. 2. Ready for your EIINr l polnlment only. Call Belpre, + -+: t ham? It not1 Frtnch Chtl Ohio, areir code 614·423.9531 SAVE up to one half. Bring yOAJr Spor!Soreall ovtr-lha dial, Ju II a Child ahows haw to doll for appointment. sick TV to Chuck's TV ihop. as usual, but !he fop pros pod up a very, very fancy one on· ---~--~-j·-16_·61c 151 BuHernu! Ave., PQI11crov Is • summit m..tlng bl- her thaw tonight, 7:30 p:p, .. !ween the U.S. and tha Sovltl Ch. 11 !also at 3130 p.m. 11 _21 .tfc READ THIS I You can save . ,. ~~r tro~k"~':t~'l;:';::d",;i Monday I, +++ lllarilly hundreds Ieven PIANO and Urgan lesions, · IOmt Cold War frontier or I've milled vh1ually evirr. tholisondal dollars on alate Gerald Moffner. Phone -'". conference tab!*. model usedof or re·poostssed 3125. • This first• segment ot " EIIz1bo!h R, 1 mobile home. Before you buy ever head.fo.head duel. !he acclaimed oerln abOut any mobile home slqp and In H 'i2tc · featuring liofh men's and the remarkeblt British the huge selection ol8. 10 and women's tvenflls at 2 p.m., queen, due to IMrlng out of wlde mobile homeo thai we I WILL NOT be respontlblt for Ch. 10. 12 !own a lot !he poli teYI have on diSplay. We arrtinge any debla contracted br. +++ . flnanclng for you , Lo'w dawn artyone inylrtl106· OTHER SPORTS : K..,. WHkl. Frlendadatell melt's Signed: other Earl E.than Phelps, a great serln, and It winds paymenfs. Easy credit terms. Brick St., Pomeroy, Ohio. lucky High School State up tonight at 9 p.m., Ch. 11. Don' I torne. t we are lhe area Tournament, 11 a.m. and tile +++ • 3·1S·31p , deeler for "Detroiter" mobile ----:-~-:-~-:--finals at a p.m.. Ch. 12 ... Whal don the future hold home_>. One of the old.est and SHOOTING Match, SafVrday, NCAA Regional cham. for men? I don'! know. 1nd beSt names In lhe Industry. March 18, el the Racine plonshlp games (North even !ha world's Nobel Prizt D.on't wait. Stopnowal Berry. Plenlng· Mlllat6r,.m· Factory Carolina . South Carolina! Mille~ Mobile• Homes Sales , chol<e guns on y, Aasorted fram Morgant own, w. va., winners .,..,., aurt 1 l'rn 705 Farson .tree!, Belpre -d '"-yton 2 p. m• a·nu• •• oure. but lwo of thlm eOIIOf Ohio'; across the railroad meat. ' s ponsore d bY th e .,, ua ' In atlmulitlng apeculatlon on tr'icka from Kalsif. Syrecuoe Fire Depl. ~ ·~·~::ai~C:hl• 2 &. 7 ... CBS Golf 11 Sclenca and Man," 10:30 Aluminum. Phone are• code. ' 3·U·:JIC • p.m., Ch. 8... Third p.m., Ch. 11 . • ...-..-:--::-:-=-:--:-::-"'"'"':" round of !Itt Jacksonville +++ 61A·423-9531. Open 1 days • GUN SHOOT, elsorlflt matchel Open, 6 p.m., Ch. 6. MOVIES',''Halil Hero:'. week. .;... open 11111 only, Forked + ++ 3 1 6 61 a,m., ll!d ''Around !he World ,__...;.._ _ _ _ __· _ ·_' Run Sportsmen Club, Sundty, Non-competlllve sporll Under the S,a," Lloyd March 19, 12 noon. and talk about sports a lao It' Brldgts (who tl .. ?l, l·h illl • 3·1S.3fc very big this time of ~ear, p.m. , both Ch. 10. · end yau .con umple !hi ++t ' Rolltr Derby I I call II non. MO~DAY• A ntW thow I compttltlvt beceuie I never mokn it. dellui Ieday on Ch. l undtrtfand what thty're 6 of 12:30 p.m, Entitled • ! trying ltl dol_, I p.m.', Cfi. 7 ... "Split · the Untamed World. 1:30 p.m., prornotlor.alSecond," m11trlaf aaya Ch. 6 ... l" TrevinO'& ahow, tra !ht fosfftt quia '\!iiW In 1 With Ptl Boone, 2 p.m .. Ch. 6 hl1tory. (It'll ,bow In ... Lloyd llrldgea' We'-r :at 10:311 1.m., (h. World, 3 p.m., Ch. 6 ... Wild tomorroW 12, II you' prtltr that Mint Kingdom. S p.m., Ch. 10 ... 11~ . 1 . US .OO Down ~lldoori, $:30 p.m., Ch. io, . + + + Balance On +++ AL.SO MONDAY: Marv MOVIES! The prhn.. tlmt ~rlffln · Convenient wlin't shciwn ·on lfiOVItln ratun of oiltof !hit . Ttrma. q~ tiM tu tither SttiOn'o blot ,._.for. tv whtn hlslatw nllhl"- "'II liirni, "Sud. .Uy. Single.'' lalcklnti JOhtwty (11'1011. IIIII with H11 Holbroblc, 1~, 20 ht'S oil the lllfwOI k p.m., Ch. 6 "" A110 1ft pr'tmt ·witt. old movlee llmt. '<Tht Bortla 'Slick," ' him, and a. •11.. p.M., Ch. 4 ... ~or tfrt nlrhl· • 11\tltlk•ahoW Mtlts. OYils: ")( Un)lnO'Nn," I :11 Muon, Vi. . ... it ~ '"·"'·· <:11: .. . . .,. · 4 1 •af~c~ .it ~· WANTED J +++ PLUMBING & HEATING · • AIJIY motorcycle racer who travel Holy City Jus! at a time whtn around !he country. To no some definite movn .are one' s surprise, It's produced underway by Jordan and by the people who made maybe Israel to cool tht ''Route 66," and soundseslf ·scene and titabllsh, they're mavin' on the samo· possibly, a now nation In old theme. Two hours of pilot Paleo!lne (at least, that was footage starh ate p.m.. Chs. a hopo as this ,.,.as wriHtnl. 2 & 1. Changes since Israel +++ · regained control of !he city "Film Odyssey" has In tho Slx·O.Y War ere featured some classic emphasized. and the movies of the pas! !his program looks a! !he old, season. but !anlghrs offering Biblical city as willl es · Ius! sounds dull . .If's "In· modern problems. tlmate Lightning," a 1965 t +t Czech opu·s. Ch. 11, 8:30p.m. Quilt a few changes are + + + showing · up In the TV Bill Mauldin was one of the schedules, and one show youngest ~arloonlsts ever to making Its debut today Is win a Pullher Prize, with his callod "Succoas S!ofy," Yillh classic cartoons of lilt World actor Sllm Plcktns featured War II Gls, Willie and Joe, today. we don't know !hi Mauldin !elks alxiut what he formal. but will catch thl did In the war on "Book show to see If lfl worth Beat," Ch. 9, 9:30p.m. conllnued watchlnli . 1 : ~0 + ++ p.m., Ch. 4. · Sf. Patrick's Day 11 ++ t celebra!ed In· Columbus Is A Sunday efttrnoon !he sub[ecl of a special without sports anymore Is report a! 11 :30 p.m., Ch. 4. ahortceke In Stock! 1 S.S . . Ilk fw. Douat.!KIClT f.!!lir!C .,- W0 • ; '.• r--.._.:...:._....::......!!:!!~ s:t.7$ ,.,.. 'Jd,'I"Ma tdllal' tl > ' T~u• o., llfiiiii.,J ...u.. "' ' oeunty ~-' 111111 2 mlltiJ ltP I'OIIITIAC GRA.. D Pill X tiiH . · ' !_!~_!f ..: ~d , ~~-:I':.!!~! ' 'CoroVIIII"'' v.tiiufO, •.P.S., P.B.. !Itt aiHrlnfwhtll. tape RN's '"""''"'" "~' .,. piA,_, fDod tlrw. dark lllue, ltkt new IDp_whllll. white .milt. I'I1CI1i '- i. • buclurl·-ltwlthcoOIIOit,nloundcleani-Cir. . · 't Over 30 New CadHiacs &Oldsmobilis 87 Mill St. Middleport, 0. I~ ~ M:.,ld 1 l.andmirk .F armr,. Bureau: . ~ Porft ' 1 '".¥· , :J.17·1tc Far lfYoli'redlsapPolritedwl!h "'e iockluster 1911-72 net. work TV season, now 11m. ping ln1o reruns, YOAJ might like to see lwo shows being conaldtredtor prime-time by NBC next fall. One 10 a horror.story serlts. "Ghost Story.'' which soundl like an evening version of. "Derk Shadows.'' and seems to offer nothing no111. Likewise !he second, "Mavin' On," not the Hank Snow record, please. This one Is about a . .,_., . DON'T r.;~ ' \>our"~ -~ tiinll. " '- Kltall:tm· Art 5t;tlc '·Ta"~ ·CltaM\'.. 6501dsmobile 98 4 Door................... !~95 ' 64 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, air................ '495 · NEW LOCATION . ' '1'1 r ... • ~V~~:: II I 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Poor, air.............. 1'995 Fouild SHABOO, female, fawn Great Dane, no tag, lost I Columbia Township. Reward. Phone 6'18·5U3. 3·16-4tc Flii'SIII ! . .. .,,... . •• o.,..... 0 ~nel .Claasi~ds . Get. Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Result.!' ~ojt: V.F.W. Gun Shoot, noon, REOUC E. oa'- i; fast ;,II!! Sunday.I. March )9, Broad Run Go Beat Tablt!l & · E·VIp "water pills' at NtfiOII prup, ·i Gun ~tub , . New Hlvt~, . 3-17·20tp spi,nsortd by Post 9926, •• Mason, W. Va. , ' . 3-16-JIP KOSCOT KOSMI!TICS t )'IN ' of Hope Ptrf.,._, Hu!l'ien ·• · 1 WILL not be rnDOf\tlble for synthetlt wlft. No littd. to_ any dtbta c.onlracltd by INVI Mtigl er MIIOft !=QUnty enyont other than myMif. ior lack ·of money, ·If ln·Signed: Robert C. S.laer, BoX lerested cill 992'5112. ·. ·. . 3-7-ttc . ·. 21, Racine. 3·16-31p -.,.....-,=~==-A St!OTGU.N i!\d'dtlt ~~~t~tcti I' will IMr htld Sli!KIIr; March FIGHT fatigUe with Zlpplel, the It, 11 12 o'clock, llutlind Gun , great Iron pill. Only 11.98 at Club. ~tw Lima ROiil' Hind I Nelson Drugs. choktd aho!gunl wII .bt . 3·17·30fp handicapped. Rlfln wllliMI In lwo clalllll. Optft tlfhll and .GUN SHOOT, Sunday, March scbpt. blOch rn! and off 19, ' 1 p. ITi. flltt~.ry chl)ked hand. Rifle shoolera .I!YIII 1 guns only. Stt~nd place furnish own shells. AnyJ • ·•hoot~"' get ''" shOt In next calibre of rifle. muzzle• match. Assorted meals . loaders Included. ll .1 Rulne Gun Club. J,IS.oltc• . a.i6·31c · · -I . . l. -----~1 We're Dealin '! Lost \ .; played Taps. The tam lly of Arthur Ebersbach. 3·17·11c MONEY, Monday, March 13, 10 a.m . In front of Liquor Stqre. Owner may have by lden· lifylng amount and paying for ad. 3·14·Wc Notice Notice WANt ADS n ' nn 5 w' 11-tiiiDIIII I . �. -;. -. • -· "" • . __ ........ . I 12-, Tilt DIUY S Uan',M!ddltt •W'wnWOJ, O.,Mirdllf, It'll ::r:~a: n~ lloard.Challenged McARTHUR - Vinton County Auditor Glenn L. .Pe~ said todlly he hal chaUenged the au!hority of the Board of Tax Appeals in ordering annusl redelem\lnaUon ol property values "In each county ·and requested a public hearing to present his m:gwnenta. Wednesday, March 25, at Logan, Ohio, at the monthly meeUng of the Southeastern Ohio Association of County Auditors, Peters requested support In his action. . The auditors, without a dissenting vote, passed a resolution asking the Ohio Board of Tax Appeals to grant • · hearing to the Auditor of · Vinton County, and further resolved to request the Association of County Auditors of Ohio to give Its unequivocal support~ the auditor of Vinton County in his quest to have the board rescind its order requiring yearly changes in values of real estate. Peters, who has won over the ;)Vews •.• • 1.• • • I in B J: : l . (CGntinued from page 1) ••Wilt'.' . . . . . . , ,_ ~ae 8 · , ., .. .... all, . .but aWl..,_ the.,. mWIOII acrs aought I ob~Uons ol the Tu lioard in ·... A '.' ·• I' •.T , ~ PCXINII ...... wltll llr .ltCIU........ 2 1Ul&AL'.., An applbllaa for the n. fer of C-1 (U beer lot carryout) and C-2 (hlgb- If¢ I . . . . ... . lower•..,. * ....... loth . • ., ,....med Nixon Plan Died Thm8day ._fe .aib VOL· VII NO. 7 THREE SECTIONS Pomeroy-Middleport SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1972 . :: , .~ r. . :1 ~ ..•- ti '·,l. ·....'. ~ '· .~ 1 ' \ ,' I ·'!'- ,• <"' I :t ·: . ""'*· .re We'd like to hel ·· rii"•l Valley Hospital Names of patient& admitted · bav, been temporarily -dleconUnued lor pubUcation unUI further notlee. Dill:haraes: Mn. Herbert llalTingtoo, GalllpoUs; Patrick Rymer, .Leon; Mn. Charles .Todd, New Haven: Glen Adkln1, Pliny; Dorothy ..RUaell, Muon; Mn. Stanley Chapman, Point Pleaiant, and David Mehl, Galllpol.ls. ouremember ong we've been around ..'. :; .; • '•• ·: ~: ' .'. ' Complaint Forms Now I I I three times a clcly How? Well, we've ordered some plocemots. They're tough, long lasting, vinyl, ond feature lovely scenes from around the time PNB got it all started. Once they're on your table, you'll want to leave them there. And if they occosionally make you think of the bonk . that's been serving Meigs County for a nundred years, fine. A set of six is waiting for you. It's yours free. when you deposit $100 or more in a passbook savings account, at either our main oHice or Rutland branch. If you don't have a Pomeroy Notional Bank savings account, here's the excuse you've been waiting fori Member FDIC A Full Service Bank pOiiktl$~ ,_,.land ----· . .,._., lllo......, 001.1111 ~----·- .. ,, • e ' ' ee . • zeves ,..gt>LLIPOUS- Herman Henry of the BUI'j!all · Of:' 'Ci'tmlilal · Investigation . at ' London, Ohio, continued' an investigation late Saturday Into &·burglary at the GaUia County Welfare Department Building, 848 Third Ave. ' PI!. Joe ·owens · discovered the · breaking and entering while on routine patrol atll :45 Friday night. The Incident occurred between 8:20 and 11:45 p.m. Entry was made by breaking a window at the rear of the building, reaching in Mel prying the lock open. • After entering the kitchen, the In- truders entered every office ransacking aU office drawers. "Money was taken 'from ·the .office of Della Queen, office supervisor. Other offices'ranS.cked thoroughly were those of Welfare Director Virgil Cross, Tom Metcalf, Jeanne Fisher and Margaret Knotts. Police Chief John Taylor said the thieves must have been searching for money and possibly food stamps. The stamps, however, are not kept In the main office. Gallia County sheriff's deputies Saturday Investigated a theft at the Enterprise Freewill Baptist Church on White Oak Road. Deputies said tools valued at over $300 were taken {rom the new addition now under construction. Two arrests recorded Friday night were John G. Hudson, 21, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, charged with non-support arid Kenny White, 29, ~omeroy, booked for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Officers reported late Saturday approximately $636.87 In cash was taken in the breaking and entering, and two government checks and one personal check were also ml.uing. Admiral attention lo cabinet detail is reflected in this new "wrap around" style in a decor-complementing oak grained finish on simulated wood and •elect hardwood veneers. Features Admiral 25" Solarcolor picture tube with K-16 ' chassis. Instant Play convenience, no waiting for warm -up. Automatic Fine Tuning (AFC)/ Color Monitor Control for sharp, clear pictures. Measures 22li'•" high, 34'li'•" wide, 18%;' deep. 25" Diagonal Measure (315 sq. in. rectangular picture) ' . A New a.nd Excltln~ EnMmble From Our Collection. of "Made-For-Each-Other" Sofas and Chain Cleveland. It Is Intended to replace the mechanical cash register, parUcularly In fast food restaurant&. CYCLIST KILLED WARR!CN, Ohio (UPI)- R. James Smith, 23, Cortland, was killed late Thuraday night when a car struck his bicycle on Everett-Hall Rd. in suburban Fowler Township. NOW YOO KNOW At the 11e of 18, St. Patrick wu t:aplured by Irish raiders and aold U I IIIYe. He labored for aiJ: yean before escaping frGm his muten. ... ..... PROBI!: - Agent ''"''"I ~ Bureau ol Criminal Investigation, left, and John Taylor, Gallipolis Pollee Chief, examtne a window brdlen Friday Bilkers are a matchmaker when It comes to creating beautiful rooms. And here Is 1ust one of many In Ojlr wondertully wide array of cttcorator·dtslg~ lOllS and chairs - now at very special prices. ·- ER FURNITURE - , MIDIM ·~· 0. ' . night In 1 breaking 1nd enttrlng at the. "aJII8 County Welfare Office on Third Ave. All Offices In the builwng were ransacked thoroughly. Compromise ·Sought On Busing Issue ' -·------ ________ ' Available GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County Sanitarian Frank Petrie, Jr., said Saturday that the county health department has developed a new "complaint form" for the purpose of handling problems more adequately throughout the county. Petrie S!lid that usuaUy when warm weather arrives, the department receives many anonymous phone calls from Individuals cqmplalnlng about neighbors' trash; sewa~e. etc. ' " It is iqlpossible,'' continued Petrie, "to investigpte an · the mysterious calls. Therefore, we have developed a com)llaint form. · "These forms may be obtained In the health department office, located In the basement area of the county courthouse. "When the form is filled out and returned to the department, the matter will be given prompt attention," Petrie concluded. Bill Lemley, 15, Struck by Vehicle, GALLIPOLIS - WiUlam S. Lemley, 15, 43 Chillicothe Rd., son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lemley, was listed in satisfactory condition Saturday morning in the Holzer Medical Center where he was admitted after being struck by an auto while walking along Little Kyger Rd., Friday night just north of Kyger Creek High School. According to a spokesman at the Holzer Medical G.enter, Lemley, a promising sophomore athlete at Gallla Academy High School, suffered fractures of both ankles, a fractured forearm plus laceratloos and abrasions. He and a companion, David Brown, 15, of 418 Fourth Ave., were walking along the county road following a dance at Kyger Creek. • Lemley was struck by an auto operated by Gregory Briggs, 22, GallipoUs. The case Is stiU under investigation by the highway patrol. A second mishap occurred at 3:45 p.m. on Strong Run Rd., where cars driven by Noah 0. Ramey, 41, Concord; Mich., and James o. Hess, 22, Meta, Ky., collided on a hiUcrest. There was moderate damage to both cars. No charges w~re filed . EXCLUSIVE RiGHTS CLEVELAND (UPI) - , Addreuo1rapb Multlsrapb Corp. bu obtained exclusive marketing richll to an electronic Inventory and cash conlrol11Jtem for restaurants diftloped by TRW, Inc., of - ..... . -...... . . ............ -. . ..... .. .......-·- , _... ' SR 143, THIS IS THE 1965 Volkswagen In whiCh two ~lddleport youths 'were criticaUy injured Friday at 10:20 p.m. on six tenths of a m1ie n~rthofSR 7. Ankles Fractured CLOSING 11JESDAY The Farmers Home Administration Ia cancelling Ita office hours on Tuesday, · March 21, due to other COOl· mltmenla of personnel. Office hours at the ASCS office In the MBSOIIIc Bldg. wiU be reaumed on Tuesday, March 28, from 10 a.m. to noon. MARRIAGE UCENSES James WUUam Clat-irorthy, ll, Middleport, and Nancy Jo Mayer, 111 Pooleroy; Jerry Ronald Ha)'IPI8ll, 26, Ft. Knox, Ky., and Hue) Darlene Craig, 24, Lana Bottom, Rt. I: Paul McClelland McElroy, 22, Pomeroy, Rt. 4, and Sandra Kay Bing, 21, Pomeroy, Rt. 4. ' ritica ' POMEROY - Two Middleport youths were in critical condition at Holzer Medical Center · with Injuries suffered when the car in which they were riding went through a wooden railing on a · culvert, smashing headon Into a creek bank Friday at 10:20 p.m. Injured were Dennis Boggs, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Boggs, who suffered severe head injuries and Stan Wilson, also 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson, who sustained internal, abdominal and chest injuries and lacerated heart. Wilson was in the operating room all night. Both were 1971 Meigs High School graduates. . :: :· How A Good Thing Gets Arouf!d Come See For Yourself • 15 CENTS • • . tj MEIGS THEATRE a Gallipolis-Point Pleasant 0 • •• .Familia ' ~ -•-i ., Than 11,000 DeVoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY xh:;w,a::-:!i Your Invited Gueat Reaching More 34 PAGES . lilt..... . * ,t mts tbe middle 5011 in the south. .Vuiable clciudiness and not as coal Sunday night { ' + M.,tly sunny. in the south, ftrlable cloudlnealn the north IIIDday ud a:Dille wanner. H111W in.thejGB 1n the ~arth to · Frlclay ancl Sa~nMY, .tllghts :~ntll 9 Virginia Reedq Coal Mine Weather . llberfelcls In Pomeroy .Ar. ~· . ClrrJ lit) pa " of ... Pal... 0) ;t¥lae ..... ~~a~n wltb tbe OliiO . . . . . "' PomlrO) I Ill Palrlek IIIII JIPdy, Uquor CGnlrot the put staled: 1 "This ruling attacks !he Meadaj ... . dillet., If ·,w.r.. · · , · ' . , ' fouridaUoo ol local gavemI ~1 , · · ment. .. . 8..,., w ••,.... .: . . A aosr mrmDANT or EGYPJUN , ENT Ope~ He maintains the board t~toa!laJ , !lid ,-.,a!'.l)'• . ' -ANWd UD4T IIIII· today lbat KiDc HIIJIIIin ~ lot a exceeded Ita authority In t r· :· ·-~··~.•i 'eutr• f" ~, . un,n Jtate Is "a mtMfWc• · handing down the rulinl; Mel .... ltwtr • .......Ia · ·• ._ fllllld" ud a plat at 1be U..s. Conlnl.flllelllgence Age such a law, lf~,ls the lilt til 1111111, . . . . ... . , :(CIA). . , . I ' . • I ' responsibility of the -~ Ha • HeiUI, the Influential edltot of the legislature. The auditor said .. !ewer 'Ill . . - - .. ' ,.· ·· · ae!Gftldll Cllro ........,.. AI Abram, Aid In 1111 weetly arSpecial sale prices all over the store for this weekend ....:. the Tax Board Is a quaal- ()yentplllwl Ia Pequot no-iron sh~ets 1/i price -:-:sale now, on Mens •~d. Joys .~ tide In !be 14WI!Pil*' lllat 1m will.be a ''year of consplra~" judiclal body without authority Ill.._ .. _..,.. · . ;;... alld U. 'llnt nal!JIIIe ill Huaeln's plan, announced by the Wrangler Jeans .;... On Mens and Boys trousers - sale ~n · to legislate. eerly SudaJ, Iii , Ill! Jorclanlan kina Wemeeday. Mens socks- liJ price sale of table covers in all sizes- ~ale · Peters, who Is a candidate SUUy IIIPI ... ~ ,llle ;. · 011 Wom.ens new sprint dresses ...: Drape~V fabric sal.e -:for the RepubUcan nornlnatloo 1twer til Mrda:r IIIPL: · .· '· to the Houae ol RepreeenCurtain and shorty drapes ..:.. safe special values in ·the taUves from the newly formed Housewares .D e,.rtment. ShopJ ivery floor durh1g this fwC!_:: Veter Mtmlltal ~ 91st District, said the ultimate day sale and $ave :: ,, .~· · '· ···~"· · ,. Villtlac lltlln z.l result ?I the ruling, If not .\ .. re~~Cinded, would be hlgber . , Mil 7~:M (Coniim!ed from lll,ge I) taxes for every property owner . ~D - Ruth Hood, t.~sing wOuld sidetrack the in the,,State of Ohio, even If Virginia Baker. Baed, e, Mlcldlt!JOrl; '· Leona Karr, ' problelil feJt nOiv wbUe Jecisla· , Improvement.! are not made to P-rOJ; ~unda Klein, lion, 11 awoved by COngress, Lancaater, Rt. 1,,1111d 'l'bur;8their property. . Itt · · . would f1ume1 over t2.5 billion in day evenln1 at Riveralde U!drJ1ei , DISCHARGED,• .!. ' John the next year ·to improve the Methodlat ·· Hoepltal In Cohimbu . ffliiLiwinl 1 four Buter,. Pauline ~~!!'· educatloo of Poor.cblldnn and Ruth Lewil, Eva MaNn; SybD require that every jUrildlctlon INFANT TWIN DIES w..uw-.... ,, ' ~ 'grant>;. equal educational [)Qnald Pierce, Jr., twl>day Mn. Reed ttpt~~t'mailt of har G~, ~I .Aatbetlm~ ,";: . 'l'lllrlda)', March II opportUnity to every person' old son of Mr. and Mn. Donald life In the CtoiYilll ..... < ~e:o: regardless of race, .color or Pierce, Welqall St., Pomeroy, She WU bon! II All~, • ADMITTED ·' Arpbrite, a.edllUle: Bruce national origin.'~ died Thursday morning at Ohio, the dalllhllr Ill 1111. (:aldWeU, Mlddll!plrt: Mabel NlJQn said even the extreme Pleasant Valley Hoopltal. The John a Leoma B?ilte BUer: Pomeroy; VIvian propcinents of busing admit infant, in addition to his Also Pi eceded in b:r two Meu, Jobnaon, Racine: Wilbur that It would be years before a parent&, Ia survived by hJa twin daughten and t-irq ~then. (ConUnued from page U AppUcation will be made to the slater. GaU, and sisters, Mary she 'Will 1 member.of tJie Eden Lelfhe,t, Jr., Pomeroy: Brian majority of poor children cOuld At Elberf~lds Warehouse on Mechanic Street- a big ship. be OOied out of central city Appalachia Regional Com- Ann and Tarlcla; hJa maternal United Brethren Church, Bailey, Reedlville. DISCHARGED - Loraine areas into suburban schools. ment of LAWN BOY lawn mow~trs including 19 inch mowers'" mission for nearly $90,000 to grandmother, Lena McDowell, Reedavllle. .Aelker, Roy Sears. "That means,'' he said, "that . Columbus, and paternal purchase additional equipment She Is ~urvlved . by ber 21 inch mower and also the popular LAWN BOY self· putting primary emphasis on grandparent.!, Mr. and Mn. and building renovations. huaband, ~ ~: • propelled mower. Stop in the \yarehouse •. see the fine line of mare busing rather than on THREE CHARGED "As more and more controls Elmer Pierce, Racine, Rt. 2. children, Clayto.n Jobn1on, lawn mowers. Select the one you want aqd be ready for grass Charged wl)b grand llmmy better education inevitably will are placed on strip mine Graveside services will be held Reedavllle: Mr4. . Vir1liita . cutting time. operations and reclamation Saturday at 9 a.m. at Letart Hayman, R!!.Uvllle; John for alleg~dl:r taklnc lte1111 leave a lost generation of poor children in the central cities· standards, a growing Cemetery. Marlin Funeral Jobnion, · ~ Antonio, Ta.; frGm can puked at the HI 7 technology and Increased Home Is in charge. Orville Reed, Jr., Dearborn, Club an wa,.. Junior Pauley, doomed to Inferior education." Nlmn said his education training in deep coal mining Mich.; Raymond Reed, II, Middleport, Rt. 1; JIC:kle L. 1J, Lanpvllle, Rt. · 1, money bill would also establlsb wiD keep the coal industry TWO ASK DIVORCE Golhen, Ind.; Mn. Flor- Smltb, and Gerald Franklin Barrett, "an educational bill of right.! healthy and help to protect the Two suits for divorce have Marlo, · LancUter and Mn. 21, Lanpvllle, Rt. I, the Meigs for Mexican-Americans, jobs ·of all coal miners filed in Meigl County :bel:~p~ County Sberlft'a Department Puerto Ricans, Indians and · throughout this area,'' Welker been Common Pleu Court Grou reported today. Taken from otheri" with language dlfsaid. neglect of duty and extreme CoolVille; · - brother, Em- can were a tape player, tapes, flcultiea. cruelty were charged by melt ~. Lopn; I stater, battery. The _ _.....,_~ _ _,_,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _o:_-_ _ _....,,..._ _ _ _ _ James L. Dailey, CoiLDDbta Mlu Delphia B. Baker, Lan· tady'apuneanda three will appear in Meigs r 'Township, against Gloria Jean cuter, and ei1ht crand- Court today. . Dalley, Chauncey, and Judy ~ aervlcea wiD be beld Ann Marris, Rutland, against Tonight & Tuesdly Jam E M--'· Rutland ..... Sunday at I p.m. at tba. White TAKEN TO HOSPiTAL Ml rch 20.21 es · ""'"' ; .,,. Funeral Home·mCool91lle wltb case of Freda . Bak.- Vlfllll The Middleport E·R squad THE MarUn J. Baker baa been the .lie¥. Eldon .Blake fl. answered a call to the apartANDROMEDA STRAIN dismissed. ,, fldallt)l. ~will be 111 fiillen ment ol Mrs. , RaymOIId Klein ITechnlcolorl ,, ..•.. , .; ,o.m.~. Frilnd4 IDlY c.U at , on Nortb .,........, Ave a't 4·58 Arthur Hill · •'· ··. '' ~ · · .., the iunwal bome Iller noon ~ . _. .. N ·• • · "' David Wayne .LOCAL , ,; Salul:da , . , ' I· . ~ p.m.-,; Tinnlay. ·Mn. Klein, , ;.: "G" The ~·tuie In down-:'.; , . . 1· ' .1;"\\; .HilelleVedtobeaufferlnglroma . I I · 1~ .. ' D -. ' I . 11 · ·~· ·.:, . ·,, '. ' .. ;.· 't -~•tton · take to ' town : ~~·~oy .: a .. :, . . .-_. ..' . .· · I.!.!. .w:.r. c~ . ,,;.w~ .. n .. · Friday wu 44 d!lfMI under . . · . · PLAy 'I'ONlGIIT .Vetennl ' Mimorlil Hospital clouil(sld.. ' The champlonaldp .... iii )ild admitted;- _; . . . . . r . the Melp Git?a' . InvltaUOIIII ; ~ · . . . .Buketball ·T,.,,._ ' ,._."'#t 'iriD'"bei "' •" played. lhla ·imnJai at · 'at'; . , Melp ; JIIBii 'i Scbciol l:bitw·n~ •· OPTOMETRIST qand -~' 1~~~ ";;.,,;• ....-.:. . ' ,. ~ '· ·.&· · ~~ Cr'FIC.E HOURS 9:30 TO 12,1 TO S !CLOSE aolltlon .:' 1•111• ·. between ll ~:~i .cuea· . AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST 'cOURT ST., Nelaonvllle'and Atbeni will iet ' 1 able'' to· use eitra ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-underw~ ·~a~y~a~te~··.:...-_ _ _1 cilcties liked to call Mn. r Szill~. A!lo, .the Girl Scauts · will lie lelllng cookies on the ttreets .In Pomeroy all day ·Saturday. •••••n r-a,. . Daytillle.._'. . - WASHINGTON ( UPI )- Senue Democratic leader Mike Mansfield sucgested Saturday that portions of President Nlzon 'a ··antibusing proposal ~d be II8I!CI u the basis for a compromlae beiwftn the House and $er!ate ovw the issue. Manlfteid jom,d Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott In recommending that 11- and Sf!Jate negotiators take up ' ' PRAISES NIXON COLUMBUS (UP!) - House Majority Leader Robert E. Levitt, R-North Canton, has praised President Nixon's plea for a moratorium ort busing school children and for calling for equal education. "We recognize that busing is not the answer to providing equal education for our yoUJig people and that busing for socaned "racial balance' creates a disturbing effect within the family structure and In the school systems themselves,'' he said. ' Nixon's plans when they sit down Wed- position '-"" '" ~aturday trom Sen. Waller EGGS FOR SALE nesday · to begin barsaining on busing Mondal,e, 0-Minn., a proponent of busing . POMEROY - The Usherette Club of amelldmenla that have been added to the · as a tool tb prevent willful 8egregatton of Meigs High School will hold an Easter egg Jigher education btU: schools. sale Fnday at the Davis-Warner lnAlthough Mansfield said he had reserMondale charged that Nixon's plan for a surance Co. office in Pomeoy. Orders will vations about parts of Nixon's plans, he "moratorium" until July I, 1973, on new be taken from March 18 to March 24 and other leaders of the party- including busin~ lt'ft him "deeply saddened." He Pricesforeggsare75centsadozenand IS several presldt>ntial candidates - were said the President's plan "fails tragic all)" ' to 25 cenls each for decorated ones·. Orders equivocal in thei~ opposition , •nd anli!Uhted to a suspension· of en- may be placed by calling 992-2581 or 142. One of the J lrmest statement.> of 'op,- forn.'tn t'!ll 1,r 1" ,•\ r· 1m~f\!u!~ . 4611 . Meigs County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach said it is undetermined who was the driver of the 1965 Volkswagen. I Also passengers in the car were Gary Ellis and Merri Ebersbach who were riding in the back seat. Ellis and Miss Ebersbach were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Ellis was admitted for abrasions and contusions and the Ebersbach girl was treated for a jaw injury and released. The Pomeroy Emergency Squad transported the Injured to Veterans Memorial Hospital along with Ewing ambulance. The squad transported Boggs to Holzer and WUson was taken to Holzer by Ewing ambulance. The lout were traveling north ·on SR 143, slz tenths oi a mile north of SR 7 at ~n apparenUy high rate of speed. The car went off the highway on the left in ft rJsht handed curve, hit and broke oll a culvert railing, a 2x8plank, smashingheadon into a creek bank. Wilson was found lying in the creek it was reported . The ac,cident is still under in· vestigatlon. Political Unity_ Growing In Europe consequences for the United States of this European consciousness?" they asked, and replied with four conclusions. First, "We should recognize that profound political changes are underway in Europe and that America has a, vital stake in their outcome." Second, "The foreljl;n policy making and execuUng organs of our government.includlng the House and Senate committees- should reco8Ji!le that the BUill of our European Interest.! Ia greater than the transient Issues which ~n trouble tb:Lse Interests.'' Third, "Neither the Europe~~~. · community nor our <11m 101W .UU..t .., devoted suff~ attention Ill ~ the proper poUtical ~Jtil' ~ . with each other.' , ,Fol!l1h, · "'!be study ,mi..,.. -bon were very Impressed by tbe poUtkal development of the European parliament and by Its Important future role In the European community.'' The parliament, the report said, Is potentially very important, "Its limited GALUPOUS - County captains for authority inday seems certain to Increase, the 1972 Gallia County Cancer Crusade probably more rapidly than we expect." were announced Saturday by Mr. and Mrs. Mike Neal, project cO-chairman. The drive is scheduled April 9 through April 22. Captains are: GalllpoUs Twp.- (City of Gallipolis)Junior Women's Club, Mrs. Fran Tablt, Mrs. Susy ADen . Green Twp, - Mrs. John Epling, Mrs. Charles McKean, Mrs. Daniel Greene. COLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. John J. Clay Twp. - Mrs. Derry Hemphill. Gilligan said saturday the state eonOblo Twp. - Mr. l..."e Rose. trolling Board will have before It on Guyan Twp. (Crown City Area) - Mrs. Monday requests to provide school disDanny Graham: (Mercerville Area), Mrs. tricts with the first additional funds made Gerald Smeltzer. available by the state income tax. Harrison Twp. - Julie Annette HsU. "~ould the controlling board take Walnut Twp. - Mrs. Woodrow Pope. favorable action checks will be forwarded Greenfield Twp. - Mrs . Morgan to the county auditors on Tuesday," said Hammond. GIUigan . "This means the new funds can Raccoon Twp.- Mrs. Wendall Evans. be In the hands of local school dbtricl Perry Twp. -Mrs. Fannie Jones, Mrs . . officials before the end of the month. John Morgan. "People often know tlley are paying a Springfield Twp. -Mrs. Lonnie Burger. new tax, but don't really know what Chesblre Twp. - Mrs. Fred Sisslon, happens to their money after It baa been Cbesblre VWage - Mrs. lJQnald Skaggs. peld," saidGUUgan. "In this case, tbe new Morgan Twp. -Mrs. Maurice Thomas. money would not have been available to Huatlagtoa Twp. - Mrs. John Bryant. help IChool districts In Ohio without the Addlaon Twp. - Kathy Shaver. I!Plactment of the Income tax." WASHINGTON (UP1) - A House Foreign Affairs Committee study group reported Saturday that it found a strong, almost Irreversible trend toward political union in Europe during a recent silt-nation tour of the contil)ent. ' The mission was headed by Reps. Benjamin S. Rosenthal, D-N .Y., and Donald M. Fraser, D-Minn. In a formal report on their findings, they said distinct reminders of "centuries of European nationalism" remain in evidence but "the tide of 'Europeanism' is so strong, and manifested in so many ways, that II seems irreversible." "What are the poiiUeal ilhd economic County Crusade Captains Named Board Has Reque8t For School Funds • I t \ I II ntESE TWO MEMBERS of the Middleport Polic:e J)epar1malt Sid Little, !eft, and Martin Major are wearing the new uniforms which have been lleC.'UJ'ed fQI' the departlnent by Middlepprt Council. The campaign hats and trousen ire In naVy blue and the shirts are grey. Little hal been a member of the department lor over a year and Major for two years. Little is currently attending the basic pollee training school in Jackson . Chief of Police J. J. Cremeans reports that officers are ll*1ding ei~ht hours~" duty and about eight additional hours daily doine $U. vellla~ work. � 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 03. March 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 March 17, 1972 pierce reed