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How much will Uncle Sam be collectlng fr«n Mason Cowlty residents In ·mcome lllxes on or before Aprll 17tb.• which Is the day of ""laming Ibis.year? _.., be ....~ than According to the government's calculations, It ww _., 11Ymore was received from the local area a year ago, when it amOWited to fl ,23l,OOO. That is the estimate of what was turned In locally, as detennlned by a breakdown of the overall returns received thronghnut the Slate of West Virginia. The statewide total was $418,000,000, the Treaaury Department reports. Included in the amount is the portion of the tu collected via the witholdlng process. Despite the sluggWmess of the econOOJy during the put year, the budget make:-s in washin~tton expect the receipts thJs year to be slightly higher than last years. =t:: ~ t~ ~ ~:: ~~ (~! :~: indicated lnthe budget submitted to Congress In January. Nalionllly, .It apecta the$86.pa5bstillliBcalion In sucbyearreve.nues, or only .about $300 mllllon more than was collected In Taxpayers In the local area will be bearinll their porttnn of tbls lncrea8e. Their payme'nts next month will be cJoee 19 ,253,000,1tla estimated. · The new budget presented. by the Adrolnlatratlon, projeCJina Income and expenseflguresforlheflacalyearendlnsJune30,1973, ~lorlndlvl~lncome tueaof-.9bllll01i,whlcblat'l.4bUHonmorethantblsyear. · · ' ..., ·If Mason County taxpayers are to produce their share of tbls rise and maliltaln their present standard of living, total tnrome In the area will have to go up by about 8.6 percent during thls fiscal year. rr Consequently, they will bave larger tuea to pay, For the others who did not have. steady employment, the taxes will. be lower. · · ' On the basis of the flgures, it ill calculated that residents of MBS<ln County bave been contributing approxlmately I. 73 percent of the personal Income taxes collected In the state. Jtist how much more the Administration counts on receiving this year is 0 . ' Have you toured the Adult Learning Center? II not, Rev. C. L. Frum. Adult Basic Education Recruiter, invites you to visit the Center this week. The Center is open Mon$y through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. through 3:30 p.m., and Monday and Wednesday evenings, 6 through 9:30 p.m. If you hsve unanswered questions about the Center and the courses that offered there, you are invited ID call the Center, 67~9. if you cannot come in for a visit. New materials are conslllntly being added to the with it, are glad to be a part of courses available at the it," states Rev. Frurn. Again, we urge you to come "center. Recent additions are: "Preparations for Civil in and look over the laclllUes of Service11 ; "Preparation for the Center. Come alone, come College Entrance Tests"; as a group or organlzaUon. We "Trigonometry- An Analytic welcome you and urge you to Approach "; " Pre-Calculus see the Center, because once Mathematics--Fields and seen, it 11&ells itself". Functions"; 11 Analytic Geometry and Calculus"; "Conswner Education- Course of Study". Additional materials will be added at the Center as an interest is shown in a particular course of study. Members of the Mason We must make an effort to County Court at a .regullir use the Learning Center to its meeting Monday evening fullest extent. If it is not used, finalized a budget In excess of ·there Is the danger of losing It, $400,000 for the next fiscal ·and Mason County cannot year. afford to lose this Center. In addition to this, routine A number of distinguished matters were bandied. No gue!ls have made a tour of the official action was taken Center and they have been full concerning Good Friday of enthusiasm with what we closing, however, it was have to offer. We have been indicated that the Court would told that it is the finest facillty pattern its decision from that of its kind anywhere In the of Governor Arch A. Moore's. State. "We, who are working Coiu-t officials present were Lawrence Gerlach Jr., Clarence Adkins, Elvin E. Wedge and L. W. Gettv. County Court Sets Budget Wise Owls PARTY WAS GIVEN CUFTON - Neighbors and friends of Mrs. Helen Barker surprised her Wednesday with a birthday party at her home. She received several gifts. Ice cream and cake were enjoyed by Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Wilma Blake ,'M~s. Jessie Cartwright, Mrs. Edith Foz, Mrs. Luarene Lewis, Lucie Harrison, Mable Johnson, Frances Oliver, Mary Pickens and Clara Williams. Beat. .. Ofthe Bend By Bob Hoeflich Have problems of today really changed so much from thoSe encountered In the yesteryear? SUrprising as it may seem, Pomeroy Village fathers of 1909 were also worried about ecology, nudity and immoderate ck'iving. Not o~ that, but they were combating the problems with legislation! According to an ordinance in Pomeroy in 1909 if any person or persons o( 12 years of age and upward, were found bathing in the river unclothed between the hours of 4 a.m. and 8 p.m., they were subject to a fine ranging from 50 cents to five dollars. The ordinance explained that parents and guardians were liable and subject to payment of the fines involved. Apparently, it was an anything goes situation after ap.m. until4 a.m. \liUage Ia then, concerned about profanity, passed an ordinance pnivldlng that any person 14 or over who would ''profanely swear by tbe name of God, or Jesus <llrist, or by the Holy Gholll," should lie fined not less than one dollar nor more than live dollars. The comcil of the time was concerned also about immoderate driving. However, the drivuig violations pertained not to aulomobUea but to. horses. VIllage ,Wl!datlon providing that any person riding, driving or leading~ borie or other animal at an Immoderate rate of speed'In any lllreet,lane, alley or commons at a rate of more than six miles an hour should be fined not excessive of $50. Racing ho!'lellln tbe conununlty was also forbidden and offenders were Subject to fines. WhUe processes are row underway for the establishment of a humane society to protect animals, the council way back in 1909 bad passed legislation malting it unlawful for any person to beat or otherwise Injury any horse, mare, mule or other animal in an Immoderate, cruel or unnecessary maMer with fines again provided for th01e offending. And the VIllage Council of that day believed and was aware of ecology. For example, one ordinance In effect In 1909 provided that Save Here! any person who might erect, contrive, or use or maintain any building, structuie or other place for exercise of any trad~ or business which would put off noxious exhalations, noisome or offensive smells,lnfurious or dangerous to the health, romfort or property would be subject to fines. The ordinance alsO provided penalties for those who would render unwholesome or impure any waler courseo stream, well or water within the community. Council also deemed it unlawful for anyone to vend or sell any spirituous liquors, vinous or malt _liquors or elder In any Mil's Randolph quantity less than a gallon. Seems like a good home supply but, perhaps, there were more snlike bites then. WOO knows? Mayor in 1909 was E. Long and council president was C. W. Jones with Theodore Bengel serving as clerk. O!uncllmen were William Andrews, M,' Blaettnar, Jr.; .Edward ·Hennesy, John Roedel, George Scblaegel and Jones. Charles Foss was the marshal and Lewis Horwitz, the treasurer. · E. W. Peoples, who eompilad tbe ordinance book, was serving as sOlicitor and street coinmlssloner was George Flck. Ed H. Scharf was fire department chief with Dr. L. G. Gribble serving as the community's health officer. TONI TODD A Cool Collectable in super knit .' the carved belt buckle. Beautifully machine-washable/ dryable, loa. Beige or blue. 10·20. ... , 1 :~NlF~o!~~~~~· 992-3498 F POMEROY, OHIO OPEN FRIDAY & " .l TURDAY NJ.GHTS TIL 9 ( I · ,4 ,,. " GP" SHOOT OUT (Ttchnlcolorl Gregory Pack Pat Quinn " GP" SHOW STARTS'7 P.M. Pinneltes 24301 Larry Ashland . ·so much · going for it ~ .... If • •. • ••,,... Cl" ~. ¢>. ~ " " v <':... <I! .. I> ~ .......fl'. • " .. It viely vaughn I A sheer r.tandout You 'll lo11e it wherever you roam. This Co~l Collectable by Toni Todd plats pure figure flattery- the uncluttered bad ice, the big beoutiful golden buckle, the fling of · permanent accordion pleats. In wonderful machine - woshoble /dryable polye1ter doubleknlt. ·' The pretty·girl look inaking it with bands ol wide lace on the wing-spread collar and long . puffy sleeve!· A trea•ure oil summer In a comblnotion of flock-dot and plain voile, Oacran'!l polye1ter and cotton. By Vicky Vaughn in blue ar pink. 5-15. ' Ready to Wear Second Floor l ·1 ~i SP. Gi~m n r (l .486. Free Custvmer Parking At Main Store ~nd Warehouse ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY -- ~ Begun by Council . PHONE 992-2156 "'""·, Two ordinances, one aimed at reducing the hszard of fire, the other at making the coinmUI)Ity more attracUve, were given the first of three required readings for Mid- TEN CENTS than $20and $1 for each day the violation conUnues. The second ordinance, also unanimously approved In Ita first reading, deala with Junk vehicles and accumulation of trash on lots within the village. Such vehicles and tr88h will not be permitted to accumulate on lots in town. Offimders will be warned and given a 1o.day period ill · which to comply. Each day of violation alter the 10 day warning period will mean a separate offe~ and fines for violations will range from $10 to $50. Vehicles which are no longer In working order may be housed inllde I (Continued on pase 10') 0 purpose of organizing a Banking Association, and transacting the business of banking under the Act of Congress entitled 'An act to provide a National Currency secured by a pledge of United States Bonds, and to provide for the circulation and redemption thereof' approved June 3rd, '11164, and of subsequent acts in ndditlon to or amendatory thereof, do make and execute the following Organization Certificate. "First: The name of the (Continued on page 10) CHARLES R. KARR, JR., MIDDLEPORT, will hold open house at his new Meigs Boat'Shop on Pearl St., Middleport, this weekend. Karr is pictured with an 8 by 2• foot pontoon boat which Is among the new and used pleasure craft to be handled by the new shop. In New.Holzer Medical Center GALLIPOUS - The t6,000 ICUiptured glass window for the chapel at the new $21 million Holzer Medical Center near here Is being installed today. Donated to the center by the Registered Nurses Association, tbe window was created by Gabriel Loire of EDISON HOBSTETI'ER, PRESIDENT of the Pomeroy France. Gabriel Loire Imports · National Bank holds the Institution's first minute book which is the company Installing the gives an accounting of the bank's official organizing 100 window today. years ago today, on March 30, 1872. Another example of free form art, the window was .designed to depict earth, prayers, heaven, and answer to prayers returning to earth according to the artist. The browns and greens at the base By Unl~ l'relaiDiernatiOIIII reflect earth, tbe straw cement LANCABl'ER, OHIO - F1VE PRISONERS at the Fairfield shafts are the prayers, the County JaU here refused to eat b:eakfast today In a protest ap- blues and lighter colors are parenUy related to an Incident at the faclllty Wednesday night. heaven, and the yellow streaks Sheriff Dan Berry said the trouble began when a deputy are the answers to the prayers entered the cellblock which houaes felons to remove a prisoner returning to earth. who was creating a disturbance. The prisoner struck a deputy The window will be comand offlcers bad to forcibly remove him from the block and in pleted In Ume for dedication of turn the five other prisoners refusad to enter their cells lor the the new building at 2 p.m. night and force bad to be used to place them In their cells. Berry Monday, Aprlll7, and In Ume said a shakedown In tbe cellblock early today produced some lor the open house on Tuesday razorblades and a club. and Wednesday Aprill8 and 19. The Public Is Invited to these BELFAST -BRITAIN FORMALLY TOOK OVER rule of events at the new center 011 Northern Ireland today In a day marked by a major gunbattle U.S. Route 3$, three miles west across the bclrder with the Irish Republic, an assassination at- of Gallipolis. The Reglster.ed Nuran tempt In Londonderry and bomb explosloas Ill Belfast. The British Parliament completed 1~1slatlon ending 51 Association bas donated $1Q,OOO to the medical center lor use In years of Protestant rule by the Northern Ireland Parliament, (Continued on page 10) Queen EUzabeth II gave her royal assent and Northern Ireland Prelllier Brian Faulkner resigned. dleport Village Council Wednesday night. Winning unanimous approval by .council was an ordinance requiring underpinning of trailers from the bottom to the ground with fireproof materials. New trailers are to · have the underpinning completed within 30 days after they are placed. Trailers now In use must be underpinned within six months after the effective ·date of the ordinance. Only trailers subject to trailer tax payments to the county will be affected by the legislation. Failure to comply will entail a fine of not more - -' . $6,006 Window Being Inst-alled ' • Beauti catzon • ·Open House Set An ·open house will be held Satw:day and Sunday to tnark the grand opening of the Meigs Boat Shlip In Middleport. l'he new shop, located In wbat is ·formerly lm!)W!I as the Coca Cola building on Middleport's Pearl St., will feature the sale of not only new and used pleasure craft of all types, Including the popul~r pontoon boats, but wiU repair boats and all types of small motors. Camper tops for pickup trucks will also be available. Charles R. (Rich) Karr, Jr., Is openillg the shop which he says will provide whatever services the public ·di!liWidl. ..., Besides the boala and boat. related mercbancll8e, the sllilp will offer a wide •Ill« of carpeting for sale. The open hnUie will be held from 9a.m. t!$ p.m. Saturday and from I to 4 p.m. Sunday. The new shop will be open only on weekends until Aprll15 after which It will be open on a dally basis. Nixon Will Win Second Term Say;s ..· ' . Student Majority . ' conducted a survey on several timely questions among the 300 students. Atotal of 52.3 percent believed that Nixon wt11 be reelected while 47.7 percent felt that be would not be. Other questions asked by young Voss and the results were : Do you think President Nixon Is doing a good job? Yea, 50.9 pet. No, 49.1 pet. The Meigs Chapter of the What political party do you American Red Cross Is favor, Democrat . Republican? asking local business Dem .• 50 pet., Rep., 50 pet. establishments that have not Should Marijuana be mailed their contribution to legalized? Yes, 23.4 pet; No, do so as soon as posalble. 76.6 pet. The chapter, shy of Its Do you believe In capital goal, urges residents lo send punishment? Yes, 44.8pct; No, contributions to the Meiss 55.2 pet. Chapter at 549 Beech Street, Should U.S. have a volunteer Middleport. army? Yes, 79.1 pet; No, 20.9 · t«::."Xm*::.m!$-;$::-,:-.;:.""A::;s..·~:*w ···;;;8 pet. President Richard Nixon will be reelected II the opinion of nearly 300 Meigs High School students is a measure. Paul Voss, a student at the high school and son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Voss of Pomeroy, Plea is Made CHAPEL WINDOW INSTALLED - The t6,000 sculptured glass window lor the Holzer Medical Center chapel arrived today and was immediately installed by the Gabriel Loire bnports Co. View above was taken this morning from Inside the new $21 million medical facility . On left In background is John Smith, project superintendent, Turner Construction Co., general contractors on the new hospital. Student Injured In School Tumble David Lee Vance, 9-year-old . Holzer Medical Center for son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert trealment of a knee and ankle Vance, was Injured in a fall injury. His room number is 279. Tuesday at the Rutland Elementary School. Three · accidents were In- 'cracked Ute . basement wall, other than the highway. across the highway in front of a The youngster was taken to vestigated by the Meigs County and caused damage to paneling There was medium damage car driven by Pat Harmon, the office of a local physician Sheriff's Dept. Wednes<!ay . . inside. CIRCULATION NOTED to Kiser's car. Rutland, Rt. I. One of the deer lor treatment by Mrs. JeanKiser was charged with A total of 28,039 books were At 6:07 p. m. on the New ran into the rear of the car, b~t nette Thomas and Eric Hart. SAIGON - A BLACK-PAINTED AIR FORCE Cl30 gunship There were no personal injuries. • reckless operation on property Uma Road, three doe deer ran was not killed. on a strafing mission over the Ho Chi Minh Trail In Laoa was sbot Tuesday evening the Mid- circulated In January and At 1:50 a. m. on State Route down with a surface-to-air missile (SAM) Wednesday, apdleport emergency squad February by the Pomeroy and ·124, one mile east of Racine, parenUy ldlllng all 14 Americans aboard. transported him to Veterans Middleport Public Ubrarles Leanna Sue Beegle, 26, Racine, One American lJOidler alae wasldlled In a guerrilla attack on Memorial Hospital and from and by "Mr. Eddy," the bookRt. I, pulled from a private thenlghtdefenslveposltiooofa u.S. unit 30 miles east of Saigon. there he was transferred to the mobile. Of the total, · 17,921 driveway into the path of a car JACKSONVILLE, Fla. prosecuti9n objections, but h'e were circulated In January and Gudbranson today for rebuttal bo other liOldlers were killed In the same area earlier In the da)' traveling east driven '· by (UP!) -Navy chaplain An- allowed it to be submitted as a testimony, along with several 10,118 in February. Magazine In a boobytrap explcelon. All the men were members of the 3rd Rodney E. Gibeau!, 21, Racine, drew F. Jensen said in a letter letter of appeal record. donors were Mrs. tom Rue, other witnesses, possibly inBrigade, '1st Cavalry Division AlnDoblle. Rt. 2. There were no Injuries or of record Wednesday that his The defense then rested its cluding Lt Joseph L. Curran, Clearing and colder tonight. Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. Orin arrests, and only medium marriage counseling had case in the court-martial of the . husband of Mrs. CUI'I'an. Low in 208 and "low 30s: Friday Smith, Mrs. Dan White and HARRISBURG,PA. -'OIE FATE OF THE Rev. Philip F. damage to both cars. uncovered a wife-swapping Navy commander on charges The letter said Jensen in- increasing cloudin-ess with Mrs. Marguerite Duerr. Berrigan ilnd six other antiwar activists - Judases of violence of At 6 p. m. at Mt. Moriah club at the naval base where he of cffi)duct unbecoming an tended to testily that "in· chsnce of rain or snow south apostles of peace, depending upon which liet of attorneys is Church of God near Racine, is accused of committing officer. Jensen, 43, Is· acc~ed taildng ...: will rest In the hands of nine women and three men ,Okey E. Kiser, 41, Racine, Rt: adultery with two officers' of having sexual relations with confidential counseling portion by night. High Friday sessions with various in- mostly in the 40s. PTA TO MEET today. 2, drove into the church wives. Lora Gudbranson, 40, wife of a dividuals he received inThe Salem Center PTA will One day shy of the end of ti..lOth week, the trial of six pre:lent parking lot, \\'liS unable to slop, · Military Judge Ben Cole Navy supply officer, and Mary formation to the effect that r LOCAL TEMPS meetattheschooht7:30p.m. or former priests and nuns of the Roman Catholic left and a and smashlng Into the would not permit the 'chaplnin Ann Curran, 24, wife of a Navy Lora Gudbranson and others at lfhe temperature in down- Tuesday. Band atudenll ..W Moslem irom Pakistan was to go to a federal court Nry southeast corner of the church, to give verbal testimony nyer. Cecil Field were involved in a I lown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. present a program and then sometime after noOn, after a lengthy charge by Judge R. Dixon partially knocked out three regarding the information of a Prosecutor' Ralph B. Levy 'wif~-,wapplng' or 'swihger' Thursday was 44 degrees unde••r-"wi::n:~be~~~~~.-~~t.~IIP"' ~~k• ~,!ctlt~--'Jl 'blocks, damaged the siding, "s!artling naturr" bct·ause of sn i~ lie wuul~ r""all Mr. . group.' ' ---~. ___,_ _ cloud~ skiea......;'_ _ _ Hermap. l . I · · WAS"INGTON - MAJOI\ AIRPLANE MANUFACTURERS In the United States - including two in Ohio - )"ere charged In a Justice ~partment suit WedneB!Iay with Illegally eliminating competition In research and development. The Ohio firms are Aeronca Inc., of Middletown and Goodyear .Aerospace Industries of Akron. Three Accidents Investigated Wife Swapping Club Bared Weather 2188, King Builders 2152. Ind. High Game -- M<Jry Voss 223, Martha Nash 200, M<Jxi ne Dugan and Louise Gilmore 181. Ind . High Series - M<Jry Vo!S 550, Maxine Dugan 4S8. Trailer Sa ety, 0 ~ ~~ ... One hundred years ago today, March 30, 1872, the Pomeroy Natlolial Bank was organized. Fourteen men met and conducted the business necessary for the eStablishment of the Pomeroy inatltution. Following . are the minutes of that organizational session as recorded In the bank's original book of minutes: "We, the undersigned whose names are .specified in Article Four of the Certificate, haying assodated ourselves for the THURSDAY 9;30 To·5:00 FRIDAY .. --- 9:30 TO 9:00 . . SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9:00 from ·lnfantto 14. THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1972 Pomeroy National B Organized Century " TONI TODD Meigs Property Transfers MEIGS THEATRE . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Junior, Missy sizes, Half sizes and for Girls For Her Wedding Local Bowling VOL XXIV NO. 247 of Dresses, Coats, Accessories for Wom~n in So feminine, SUch flare. Toni Todd takes rose-patterned jacquard polyester doubleknit, gives · it a swing of a skirt, a ring of a collar and repeats the rose motif in COLUMBUS (UP I) - SU.tr .Auditor J01epb T. FefiUBOD said today at least three welfare cbedt theft· rings are.open.ung In Columbus and OayiiOJ. Fergus011 said bls ln..,stlptors reported 1% cheeks averaging eacb were stolen. The auditor said two rings 01 cbeci stealen were working In CoiiiD!buS In the north, east and southeast sectloas and that Columbus wllce bave artested two suspects and Daytoo pollee have picked up one. Fergusoesald that alter the thieves sle!ll the checks, they use false Identification to cash them at baui branches, food stamp offices ·and furniture stores. He urged welfare recipients to wakb for their mailman and Immediately pick up their cheeks l~m the mall boxes. Ferguson also urged merchants and bani employes to require at least two pieces of Identification from persons seeking to cash welfare checks during the next two weeks. •m Force Dec. 2111 and Corrections Coliunluloner Bennett Cooper said moll of the recommerulaUons lboWd be adopted lmmedlately• . · "Bot eft!l'yDne elae below the office of · : !l'laOII wardell In tbe lnstltutlml stated. a atiiiJilracy of foot-dragging," said~''lbele lower achelons ba1e beccme 10 aet ln.~Qyund with tbelr Utile, cheap, corner cutUng pnC:ticeB to llll)le things easier f9r them, ; that they rea1st , all change," said Friedman. '"lbeyhaveputforthevery obstacle agalnlt ~ _changes that are vitally necessary.'' Elberfelds has a large and complete selection I Welfare CJaecks to Thieves Deooled To '1Jae lntere~~" Of 1Jae Meigs· Mason Area For Your EASTER OUTFIT i ·...-.·...-.·-·.-.· ....·.·.·..·...·.. at Shop Our Second .floor Womens and Childrens Apparel Departments - . .·.·-· • ' Compktes Plans BLOOMING GARDENIAS ro $24 0 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Participants in Service listed MASON - An Easter at 5:30a.m. on Easter Sunday program will be presented at ChrisUan Brethren Church. Eastern morning at Mason Christian Brethren Church with the following to participate : George Zuspan, Jr., Pebbles Hubbard, Roger Roa.ch, Patty Ohlinger, Sarah ZUipan, Susie Burna, Greg Winston, Chris Jolinson, Lisa Reynolds, Mary Johnson, Frankie Roush, Joey Roush, Reta Elias, Chrl.sty Johnson, Larry Roach, Brenda HubINFANT CHRISTENED bard, Jill Roberts, Connie LETART, W. Va. - The MASON - Christopher Lewis, Jack Rottgen, Sherry wedding plans of Miss Stella Michael Noble, &-month old son Young, Pauletta Winston and Randolph and James Krebs They know that their hsve been completed. The open of Mr. and Mrs. Larry H. Bridget Johnsoo. dollars earn higher ear Sunrise services will be held church ceremony will be an Noble, was christened on Palm nings here with complete safety! We invite yo u to event of Saturday, April I, at · Sunday at Mason · United " get wise " to our sav ings 7:30 p.m. at the Oak Grove Methodist Church by the Rev. programs . plus the many other banking services United Methodist Church on Parker Hinzman, pastor. The offered at the saixlhill Road near here. infant's grandparents are Mr. Officiating the double ring and Mrs. Joseph Llsh and Mr. ceremon~ will be the Rev . . and Mrs. liomer Noble, all of George Hoschar, with Mr. and Mason, and greatMrs. Thomas R. King the only grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. attendants. Mrs. King will be L. E. Piersall, Pt. Pleasant, her sister's matron of honor and Gory Noble, Mason. and Mr. King best man. Miss The Athen s County BASIC COMPLETED Jacqueline Needs will present Savings & loan Co. William B. Witte, Sarah S. nuptial music and guests will RACINE ArmyJ>rlvate 296 Second St. Michsel A. Robinson, 17, son of Witte to Charles Cornell, be registered by Miss Rebecca Pomeroy , Ohio Mr. and Mrs. William A. Agnes Cornell, 11.16 Acres, Roush. All Accoun ts Insured To Robinson, Route 2, recently <llester. The la.dies of the church wiD S10.000.00 by FSL\C. JeanS. Seidenabel, Albert R. completed eight weeks of basic be in chsrge of a reception in training at the U. S. Army Seidenabel to Letta A. Spencer, the church social rooms Training Center, Armor, Ft. Parcels, Pomeroy. following the ceremony. (-~ .. Letta A. Spencer to Albert R. Knox, Ky . He attended .,.,"·,.....· Southern Local High School. Seidenabel, Jean S. Seldenabel, Parceis 1 Pomeroy. Russell L. Wood, Rhonda R. Charles A. Anderson, Wood, Lot, Pomeroy . . Dorothy F. Anderson to Richard R. Yowtg to Evelyn Samuel C. Lewis, Fay Lewis, C. Young, Parcel, Sutton. Parcel, Scipio. Felicia V. Grueser, Evelyn Paul C. Taylor to Neva P. E. Hollon, Edison Hollon, Taylor, Parcels, Rutland. Freda M. Grueser, Helen J. Rose Marcinko to Otto A. Oberholzer, Edwin 0. Marcinko, 190 Acres, Olive. Oberholzer, Edna A. Herber. Albert Hill, Jr., Ora E. Hill to Ken Herber to Glenn E. Franklin ·D. Gheen, Donna L. Thompson, Lois Thompson , Gheen, Lots, Racine. 1.78 Acres, Pomeroy. Allen E. Ball, Freda Ball to FROM TO Mary L. Nardo, Wilbur C. Wilma M. Tillis, Parcel, Conkey to Monroe Allen Sher, 9 Chester. 89~ 76.25 Acres, Salisbury. Helen Lellheit to Jack W. Carsey, Neacil E. Carsey, Romanl>c . appeal ing " Dew · Beautiful For kisl" gardenias. t.arly Bird League Blooms Easter Loaded wi lh Feb. 23, 1972 Slandlnas buds' Tonlghl & Tllursd.ly Teem Pts. M.orch 2f-30 D .. G. Pinnettes 60 Shop Pomeroy Ben Franklin Store early tor all NOT OPEN King Builders · 44 your Easter needs while selections are Evelyn's Grocery 42 Larry's Ashland 2S Friday & Saturday c_omplele. Cards , party items, empty and Rawlings Dodge 26 M.orch l1·Aprll1 ftlled _baskets, toys, flowers, gifts and large Meigs Mobile Homes 16 ONE MORE TRAIN seleclton of candy and candy novelties . Team· High Game - D. j>. TO ROB Pinnettes 857 ; Larry's Ashland (Tocllnlcolorl MAKE POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING C:FNTER 818; D. G. Pinneltes 792. George Peppard Team High Series - D. G. ~--. ,.~ f Diane Mu\deur CLEVELAND (UPI) -: Tbe chairman of the Governor's Tut Fm:e on CorreclloiB said today the "entire state penal ll)'lllm Is like a powder keg" and accused Penal ofllclala of a ''conspiracy of fooldracglng" for faillilg to Implement the recommendations of the Task Force. · ''This Clll'l'eSlt trouble at the penitentiary and other lesiei lnstltuuoiis wt11 be nOthing to wbat may happen If :10111ethlng iln't done," said Cuyahnfla County Common Ple!!8 Court Judge Bernard Friedman. · Friedman submitted the report of bls Task ~',hh,!~,..v»»:.o>:o~~i$f)$-~)ii:.'t..::.~''XOX;m!~ :::: ' • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • o• '•'•' '•'•' '•'•' 'o' 'o'o'o'o'o'o"'o'oo'o "' o"oo"• •, oo,o,o,o,o,o,o,o,•,o,o.? 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Following Recess for Easter "Gentlemen, Start Your Engines!" publicans aasailed the lob- eyeglasses and contact lenses. When Mayfield finished, the byists the Democrats and their bill failed sgain, 39-40, and w88 own leadership. Rep. Frank H. Mayfield Jr., killed for the rest of the year. Republican absentees and R.Onclnnati, opened with a blast at the Ohio Council of Re- close-knit Democrats then tsil Merchants, which he said teamed to defeat an anti· "pulled off the greatest sand- administration bill designed to bag trick over perpetrated in give the legislature veto power here" bY. securlnl! defeat last over slogans on auto license Nov. of his bill to regulate the plates. The Hamilton County dispensing of prescription Garnet M KaY Died :~neration Rap --# , Voice along Br'Way FactS ut Ch }estero ·1 StiJI Hidden 1 ' In -- i - "". Soggy Fairways Key··Trevino Redwomen Will Open · Tennis Season _April12 Wilhelm Gets Save For LA to Final SEO Statistics . . :m It happened In the Cleveland Airport Sun~y night. . '!be Cincinnati Roysla, who are moving their franchise to Kansaa City !l<xl season, had played their last game ·as .the Clnclnnatl Royala. '!bey had beaten Cleveland, 135,IZ2, ·and how they .were to take thatiinal ride back home to Cincinnati when Bo- Cousy ,their CQach, was told the flight had been oversold and one of his players would bave to get off tile ~lane. Bob C~usy never hu been known for being a sen~\mentalist but, well, you judge for yourself. ''Our reservations are completely in order and were confinned manymonthaago," he said. "Call the police, but we are going 88 a tem:n.11 "Cousy was beautiful," says Tom Callahan, the Cincinnati Enquirer's gifted young writer who was a witness to the episode. '!be departure of the plane W88 delayed 35 minutes. Finally one of the other passengers, a lady, stood up and got off llie plane to the accompaniment of applause. '!be CinciMati Roysla then made that last flight back home. '!be way' Bob Cousy felt they should. As a team. Moto-Cross in ~:il:r~~ . an; ' 1~::ra: :~:~ 1~e~ly Meigs Sunday 11 1l:: 1! m1! M .ers Interest ast Begms • To ·M OWll . ' ' You see, when it comH to Income taxee, amateur• ohould depend on H & R Bloek. -~-, · We'll olt you down over a free C\IP of coffee and ohow you 110me thlnge about your Income tax that you might never have known ffllilted. For ex111Dple, do you know all about deductlou for ebild care or cuualty loueoY And maybe you aren't aware that DON'T LIT AN AMATIUR DO If your lneome lncreaeed lut year, 70u may be able to save tax dolllll'll by "b1eome averaf!lng." 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NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY OPEN TODAY t ' 1~ A~;; :::~~~~::~!::: Pete.Maravich of Louisiana :· 161 308 5 State gained the honor in 1970 Logan · · 23 Athens 412 1~ 29.4 and Austin Carr of Notre Dame REBOUNDS ::~~~~otis ~ 1~ ~1:: was voted the award last yesr 'J!1Ag~ ~~- 1~ A~G9 Iron tan 510 14 36.4 by a nationwide poll of sports Athens · Logan 538 14 38.4 564 , 14 555 14 ~J i!i'e~~.'1';, !~8 The Meigs Motorcycle Club writers and broadcasters Gallipolis 527 14 37.6 of Pomeroy will sponsor its conducted by United Press Ironton first Moto-Cross of the year lnte~tional. %~k~~~ ~ ~:~ PERSONAL FOULS Sunday, April 2 at their club The 19-year-old Walton, w~ Logon 455 14 32.5 ~~~ N~ ~4 PA~~.i Wellston 399 14 28.5 Jackson grounds located five miles believes he's not up to 281 14 20.1 rigors of professional Athens 212 14 19.4 nocth of Pomeroy on U. S. 33. basketball right now, was TEAMPERSONAL FOULS Golllpolls 246 14 17.6 Trophies will be awarded in NO. G AVG. Logan 230 14 16.4 ts 148 of the 218 ball o Waverly 192 14 13.7 Wellston ali classes including a junior named on 213 14 15 .2 Meigs 210 14 15.0 Waverly 204 14 14.0 class. A high point trophy will cast. Dwlgbt Lamar of South, Gallipolis 231 14 16.5 1 1 ti the Louisia na, na on s Jackson 244 ~~ 17.4 ron on 195 14 13.9 be presented at the end of the western 249 14 17.8 League Total>: Field Goals season to the rider ac- leading scorer, received 18 Ironton 2720 of 6481 (.4111 ; Free 252 14 1S.O Throws 1508 of 2563 (.5661 ; cumulating the most points. votes in the balloting an- Athens ~~:~ Rebounds 4054; Personal Fouls Practlre Is from 10 (() noon nounced March 18. Henry ~~fs~on 1926· Bibby of UCLA was third with with races to begin at I p.m. Refreshments will be avallsble 1Z. at the club houSe. LACROSSE RATINGS NEW YORK (UPI)-The University of Maryland narrowly 174 points to edged 173, In.Cornell, the week's official United States In. tercollegiate Lacrosse ATLANTA (UP!) - Bobby Ben Hogan's legs won't permit Association ratings .. VIrginia Jones' death last December him to play anymore and the was third with 188points, Johns won't have as much Impact on fact thst its most popular Hopkins followed with 143 and next week's Masters as it golfer, Arnold Palmer, Is Navy was fifth with UO. might bave had if the famed seldom a threat these days, the Rounding out the top 10 were "grand slammer" hadn't Masters won't be quite the Army (137), Brown (13Z), missed the three previous golf same. From its fledgling days in the Washington & Lee (1Z~). tournaments because of mid '30s until a crippling Pemsylvanla (IIH) and Cort· illness, But piling the demise of Its disease ended his participation land (IOZ). founder on top of the fact thst some 35 years Isler, Bobby ....._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;._ _ _ _. . Jones and the Masters were !.· at ·-·•ft• m::t: · are Sl Om ' Bill Walton To Receive Naismith Trophy Tonight ! <*f· ' BOSTON (UPI)- It's one of 10 ShOts in the first period "I've always maintained you at halfcourt ," he said , Cowens grabbing 16 and underweight. '!be former LSU All-America played 35 down, they're one up and the and the HaWks took a SO.Z8lead win with defense,;• Havlicek referring to the Hawks' missed Kuberski pulling down 13. minutes. Boston Ce.ltics know they can't at the end · of the quarter. said later, "and we did." Coach attempts to steal the ball and Following Havlicek for '!be Boston-Atlanta matchr.p sit ll&ck now. Boston was White with 25 However, guard Artie WUiiams Tom Heinsohn echoed the stop the fastbreak. NEW YORK (UP!) - Rtmember when ballplayers came to W88 tlle lone NBA playoff game With a hefty boost from its and Steve Kuberski trigg~ thought, pralsing the play of "And we just got beat off the points, Cowens with Z3 and play? Now they come to strike or sue. ·. . be!lCh, Boston returned to tlle the Celtics at the start of the- Kuberski, Jo Jo White and Don boards," ·he went on. When the Kuberski with 15. Hudson Wednesday night. Los Angeles '!be two procedureS have grown to become almost. standard · National Basketball second period. Chaney. series resumes Friday night in topped the visitors with Z9 (l~) entertains Chicago and practlre. Nobody bats an eye over either one anymore. 'Ibis not AssQciation playoffs after a A couple of doors down the Atlanta , Guerin said, "We'll points, Walt Bellamy added ZO Golden State (I ~) invades' . only applies to baseball, teetering on the bare edge of a strike at two-year lapse Wednesday Milwaukee tonight while the ' Kuuberski sandwiched two hsll, Atlanta Coach Riehle try and stop gambling and try and Maravich had 19. the moment, but also to football, basketball, hockey Qr whatever night and drubbed the Atlanta buckets around a jump shot by ·Guerin sounded like the other to be more aggresaive on t.he Maravich is still recovering Baltimore-New York ser~s Qther sport or game in which th~ iaa buck to be made. Hawks', 126-108. John Havlirek still allin8 Pete Maravich and side of tlle coin. "We lost on boards." The Celtics held a ·6z. from mononucleosis, Guerin opens Friday night at BalllE;ven the chessplayers aren't what they used to be. '!bey don't hsd 3Z points to lead all scorers then WUiiams took over. 11e defense. We gambled too much . 46 rebound advantage with said, jnd is about ZO pounds m~ . make a move now before they 11et what they want. About the only and added 10 assists, but It w88 passed off for three .baskets Coolpellti\)111 know of thst !la-m't chsnged and where the com- a couple of reserves who and Dave Cowens tapped in a ignited the Celts when they rebound' of one ,of WUiiams' petitc>rs still are pretty much the same is the rodeo. shots \() make it 40-32 and the One scene Is fairly common in most baseball camps today. A needed it. lJJU Hudson dropped in eight Celtlcs never were headed. oomber of the younger players sit aroUnd !liscllsslng what they'll do in caseofastl'ike, wondering how they'll get home : · . Almost as much as lhe "Do you fellas have a strike fund?" .one Am~cal! 'League GREENSBORO, . N.C. to capture the $40,000 first here is Brian Allin, a slender general'manageraslred some of hill kill players the either day. (UP!)- Lee Trevino, pro golf's prize, 26-year-old from Santa Bar- money and the esemption, 1971 player of the year, thinks "Strike fund?" replied one ofthe kids: "Whst's that?" Palmer shot a five-under-par bara, CaW., who won the 1971 however, the Greensboro the soggy fairways hold the key 66 in Wednesday 's pro-am tournament on the first hole of victory gave Allin a sense of Carillnala Wfli Play · recognition here that he has to victory In the $200,000 preliminary, slogging around a sudden-death playoff. '!be St, Louis Cardinals alread~ have said_they will pay Greater Greensboro Open golf the course in chilly 00-degree '!be $38,000 first prize lofted nowhere .else on the tour. transportstion home for their players in the event of a strike. "It's a good feeling to be tournament. weatller, and he was pleaaed Allin into the list of top 60 Ali other clubs probably wm follow suit, although nothing says ''lf you miss the green you're with the performance. money winners and gained him recognized," said Allin. "I go they have to. · The Rio Grande College (April 22), and Musklngum messed up because you can't "! played fairly good, a little a year~ong exemption from to so many tournaments One thing though, and.l'm sure Marvin Mffier will e!'lphssize it Redwomen open their 197Z May 6. , unrecognized." On the rosd, the Redwomen get )lack on for a birdie," said better thsn I have lately," he qualifying. (()the players: if they decide to go out, they had better ALL go out intercollegiate tennis seaSon because the owners have a8reed to shut the doors to their parks April IZ and their In- fare Musldngum, Ashland and Trevino on the eve of today's said. Also in the hefty field of 147, even if the strike turns out to be only a "partial" one - meaning if tercoilegiate softball . season Ohio U., on Apri122, Z6 and~- opening round. The 7,03Z-yard, 36-35-71 which includes four local April 15, facing Ohio State J!lft!ne Cox, instructor of some of the players chaOge their minds and decide to stay. Sedgefleld Country Club amateurs, are Gary Player, heal\h and physical education, l)esplte the general unanimity of their strike votes, I don't teams in both sports. The Redwomen terinis team coaches the aoftball team, course, already damp from a wiMer of last week's Greater believe the players wm go out. Only because I've never seen 1ravels to the OSU-Newark while Pat Dunnuck, aasistant freak spring snowfall last New Orleans Open, and Tony them'do anything in concert yet. .. . ' weekend, was soaked with rain Jacklin, who captured the Meanwhile, it's business as usual in all the camps. Baltimore Branch to open their five- professor of health and Wednesday. There's a 20 per Greater Jacksonville Open two match season, They play one · PhYsical education, coaches Mana~er Earl Weaver baa heard so often that the trading away cent chance of rain today. weeks ago. other match on the rosd, at the terinis team. of Frank Robinson could cost his club the pennant that he recites Ohio Wesleyan on April Z2. At "The guY who hits best from Jack Nicklaus, this year's Hoyt Wilhelm is in a position 1967 American League chamhis answer almost by heart. tee to green is going to win this leading money winner, is home, the team faces lnadditlontothesoftbaDand today to appreciate an old pionship hero, pitched seven ALot Easier With ... . taking the week off to practlre Musklngum (AprU 20), Ohio tennis teams, Rio Grande one," said Trevino. It woUld've been a helluva lot easier to win with Frank than it'll University (April 26) and · College's Redwomen fielded Trevino and Arnold Palmer, for the AprU 6-9 Masters at baseball joke about Ty Cobb, impressive innings as the the Detroit Tiger Hall of be Without him," says Weaver. "But I still tbbJk we'll win. A Capital (May 6). . intercollegiate teams In who's hoping a week of tour- Augusta, Ga ., but Palmer Farner whose .367 Wetime Milwaukee Brewers beat the Cleveland Indians, 5-1, for their fellow·like Don Baylor doesn't hsve to take Frank Robinson's The Redwomen softball team swimming and basketball this nament competition will decided he'd rather pisy. batting aversge is the highest seventh win in eight ... Don plare this year or next year. We can wait for 'hlm do It,until opens the 1972 season at home season. The basketball team shsrpen hts game to Masters The defending champion in the game's history. Mincher homered and Pete 1980 and do you realize something, he wouldn't even be so yet?" against Ohio State. In all, they finished its season at the start form, rate amoog the favorites It seems that Cobb W88 asked Broberg, Jim Panther and · . . . That's wbat you call figuring it all ~ut beforehand . . . . . play four of their seven con- of March with a 5-5 mark. Last by a young reporter in 1955 how Paul Lindblad combined in a Rober(() Clemente, Plttslmgh's super everything, is called by tests at )he Stanley L. Evans year the team lost all 10 games much he thought he would hit if three-hitter to lead the Texas some the best all..-ound player in the game. If you ask him though Field. They also host Ohio in their first season of comhe were playing in the era. Rangers to a IHI victory over whom he considers the best player he ever saw he immediately University (Aprill9) Otterbein petition. SOUTHEASTERN OHIO DEFENSE "I'd say about .330," replied the Atlanta Braves. says: ·· ATHLETIC LEAGUE FIELDGOAL Cobb. 1971-72 BASKETBALL "WU!le Mays, no question. " . . .. · T PERCENTAGE . "Is that all?" shot back the FINAL TEAM STATISTICS Charlie Coody, the defending Masters' champ, never tries to .Ironton S.l!\~ FGM-A Pt 1. reporter, OFFENSE 'T:Iow where 337-916 __ .,. a good slc>ry. ' 368 make hlmseli more thsn he·.ls. Some of his fellow golfers on the Athens 27J.717 :381 · "Yes," said Cobb. "But you FIELD GOAL W tour could take a lesson. • PERCENTAGE overly 260·665 .391 must remember I'm 69 years is that durn "I'W not a superstar,"says Coody. "I'm not going to be there TEAM FGM-A PCT. ::~~~~oils m·~ -~~ old." winning every week like Jack Nicklaus or Lee Trevino. I just go Ironton 424·665 .490 Jackson 400:B71 :459 ''Old Folks" Wilhelm is only Waverly 414-866 .478 Logan 376-813 .462 48buthelooks like he can go on · out there and do the best I can, and onre in awhile I manage to rabbit?" Athens 353-747 .473 Wellston 422 879 480 1 1 h Jlltlt all together. When I do that, I win." ... . to . ht f his 1 11 th Gallipolis 331-732 .452 · · pitching effective y . n t e ATLANTA (UP!) - .The mg or se ec on 88 e Meigs 298-719 .414 FREE THROW majors as long as freefourth annual Naismith Trophy " outstanding college Jackson 283-m .344 PERCENTAGE swingingmodernhitterstryto KeDnedy ~kes $100,010 354 will be presented to UCLA basketball player of the year," ~~~s~on TEAM FTM-A PCT. jack his fluttering knuckleballs Walter KeMedy makes a' little better than $100,000 a year liS Walton, a 6-foot-11 ·342 Meigs 147-268 .549 out of the ball parks. sophomore Bffi Walton at an Ironton 192-342 .561 the NBA commissioner. Some of the players in his league make ~:lfETJ!r~"c;~ Athens 197·341 .578 Wilhelm, who doesn't feel at twice what he does, and one, Kareem Jabbar, nearly three times Atlanta Tipoff Club dinner sophomore who he~- ~~ win its sixth consecu ve_ TEAM FTfo'-A PCT Jackson 166-324 .580 home on the mound unless • as much. How does Kennedy fej!labout this situstlo,n? C!-"-' - '"" ' '· · -p•·•· 'f ' '• ,,basketbaU .champiooship.,last · Gallipolis 224'347 ·· 646 · Gallipolis ·182·309 .589 there Is an'' Miemy .nillner on "('\le ~erc'l'eln!Y.~t'ltidllt it,'.' ~_be ·!"YS' "Any man 'Is ~On S J.' IrS · , week; Is the second Bruin' to Ironton 1~-255 :604 ~~fs~on ::k~ ·base; ylelded''ll' double''to Jim entl~~~~ jo r~iye. ~ much c~lon as he cllli command · earn .the1award. Lew Alc!Ddor JMeoc1k•on ~~7·3380 71 ' " .598 Woverly 158-246 .642 Nettles leading off the eighth . 597 whether h~'s president of General Electric, a professional won the first Naismith Trophy Ath2~s 207 :350 :591 inning and then retired siJ: in 1969 REBOUNDS basketball player or a cOmmissioner." .... ~ DOU bl e Br1•ngs . By MILTON RICHMAN, UP! Sports Writer .- Republican delegation then vote to defeat it. became so incensed over bloc the bill Ulen faDed; 46-37, voting by the Democrats It with 50 votes needed for passtried unsuccessfully to sge. Levitt said he would move . sabotage a Democrat to re~der the vote next resolution on . medical In· Tuesday. surance which had the blessing Levitt and the Hamilton of the Rules Committee dorin- County Republicans then nated by the GOP leadership. launched a thinly-veiled ~re Euma countersttack 011 a resolution Mayfield's 'WI would have sponsored by Rep. Ike required opticians and ap- Thompson, D-Cieveland, which prentlces fitting contact lenSes calleed for appointment of a and other optical aids to take special committee to study the qualifying esams and register. ·rising cost ·ri health care and · He indicated the RetaU Mer- medical and hospital inchants Council hsd sabotaged suranre. the bill last November with a pespite the fact the resolulaat-mlnute tetter to members tlon hd the approval of ''full of gross distortions" to Kurfess and the rest of the protect optical departments at Rules Committee, Rep. such · stores as Sears and ChesterT. Cruze, R-Cincinnati, Lazarus. said no new study Is needed on . ''That was the boldest sub- health insurance and bospllal marine attack this House baa care. ever seen," Mayfield said. "If I He said if the Democrats hsd my way, I'd have then wanted this kind of Information baued from the halls of this they should have voted last House unW they show they can week for a Republican bill callbehave honorably." ing for a legtslatlve auditor to Rep. Alan E. Norris, R-Wes- investigate welfare. tervllle, said the question w88 Levitt noted the resolution . · "whether or not the fitting of had been in Rules Committee contact lenses - the placing with no public hearings sinre of chunks of glass in a per- last July 28. VeleraiiiMemorlaiHospltal WT-.l-'--.:1 · 1011's eye - ought to be a ''This hasn't been given the · VIsiting hours 2-4 lind 7 tc> C "~eeuay function of the healing arts or a ilght of day," said Levitt, 8:30 p. m. fu!>Ciion of technicians trained calling for re-referral and ADMITTED - Georse Funeral servlres for Mrs. Michael PrOctor, eantori, anci to grind glasses." public hearings. "Let's have · Hupp, Long Bottom; Jobn Garnet L. McKay, 48, who died David Proctor, Canton; three . In calling for adoption of hill soine time for the sun to shine Hammons, Reedaviile; Teresa Wednesday morning at her daughters, Mrs. Jlm!ny (Ann) lirense plate slogan bffi, House in on this littie beauty." ·Whittington, Middleport; Alma Mulberry Ave., home In Hemsley, Pomeroy; Mrs. · Majority Leader Robert E. LeRep. Gordon M. Scherer, R· Frazier, Middleport; Carson Pomeroy, will be heldat3 p. m. Harold (Helen) Braden, Jr., viti, R·North Canton, said the ,Cincinnati, engineered a move Hayes, Syracuse; Geraldine . Sunday at the Ewing Funeral Christiansburg, Va., and Mn. leglslatureshouldhsveacheck to send the resolution to the .Shook, Pomeroy. Home with the Rev. ·F:reeland Charles (Lynn) Walker, on the administration, which Education Committee, but it · DISCHARGED - Wllllam Norris officiating. Canton; three step,children, · plans to use "Seat Belts failed,17-M.Hewassupported, Buckley, Bessie Napper, Mrs. McKay Is survived by Karen Sue !Iuter, .In Ger· ' : Fastened?" on the 1973 Ohio ·however by three Republicans · Bessie Stitt, Clara Grueser, her husband, Thomas o. many; 'Thomas McKay, . Jr., Plates. whohelpedsponsorthe resolu- Chester Mundry, Thelma McKay, Sr., Pomeroy; three ' Recine,. and Mrs. Iril· a.IJ, Levitt said this would clutter lion - Reps. Richard G. Riec- Salser, Maria Waldnlg. sans, Bill Proctor, Gallipolis; FayetteviDe, N. C.-; two llilten, up the license plate, which Ia bel of Masaillon, Morris L. Mrs. Ella Hite, · Mc· sYJV.cuSE CRUSADE - wm begin Monday, Apri13 through the 7th with service to be mainly used for ''fast and ac- Boyd of Hudson and Jack P. William Bentley Connelaville, and Mn' Bertha hetci at the Albury United Methodist Church al7:30 p. m. nightly. Local pastors taking part in curate identification under ac- Oliver of Arcanum. CHARGES FILED Marlow, Syracuse; three die lerVIce are, 1..-, the Rev. Forrest Donley cl the Asbury United Methodist Church, the Rev. tual traffic conditions." He had '!be resolution was adopted, WASHINGTON (UP!) brothers, Thoinas Biker, East Dwl8bt Zavitz of the Syracuse Presbyterian Church and the Rev. Marshall Larimore of lhe ssid that without his bill, the 711-5, and sent to the Senate. Major airplane manufacturers Services Friday liverpool; Ike llaker, Rlclne, Syracuse Nuarene Church. Delivering the message on Monday wm he Rev. Donley; ~esday, governor could put "Re-Elect In other legislative action:. in the United States, including and Ed Baker, Columbus; 11 Rev.Lirtmore;.Wednesday,Rev. Zavits; Thursday, Rev.Donley, and Friday, Rev. Larimore. Gilligan" on 1974 plates. - The Senate unanimously Aerimca lric. of Middletown, Funeralservires for William grandchildren, and aeveral ·Spectii music will be IJresented each evening. Vocal duets will be presented by DeMis Manuel Levitt ssld his propossl was agreed with House amend· Ohio, were charged in a Justice (Dish) Bentley, 79, Middleport, nieces and nephews. ~DwaYne Wolfe and the McDaniel Trio will also present several numbers. Community Good a ."highwa~ safety bill. "We ments and se?tto the governor Department suit Wednesday Rt. I, who died early Wed· Mrs. McKay wu preceded Ill F'HUJIIIrY\cieswill behelclat theSyracust•l'lazarene Church atQ :30 p:m. with th~ Rev. Zavilz • thmk .this b11l can prevent ac- , a. pair.. .of bills..gua~anteetng,,....with Illegally ellm~n~t.l~g., pesday ~ornlng at an Atllens , dAA!h ~);',l!mi fflmi,IJ, ~ ~delht~ lbe1Jle1118ge. Mualcal numbers ,Wm be presented by eacl! church. . . ,, .. . .,, <;ld"\1~ ca~ ~JX..people ~- , .non-.teachlng employes .1~ , .competition In •retearcb aiid h08pilal will be held Friday at,2 6me Jlrann~n 'Baker,;, ~ .... · · . .. . hapsfollowmg a car too closely public schools at Ieutm paid .. development Acting Attorney p. ni.. at the Marlin Funeral. brother, Osbuiie ~; lhnle tryingtoreadthetinyletters," holidays a year, and requiring General Richard G. Klein- Home with the Rev . . Uoyd ' listers, Eva and Ellie Baker, he said. that they be pilid for time lost dines! filed the complaint, Grimm officiating. and ·Mary Rardon; ,{ 1011, House Minority Leader A. G. due to public calamity. which nsmed the ManufacMr. Bentley, • retired coal 'lbOIIIIs Proctor; and an Infant lancione, D-Belisire, offered - The ~nate unanimously turers Aircraft Association miner, Is survived by several daughter, Mary. The Daily Sentinel an amendment to allow the pa~ and sent to the House a Inc. and 20 of Its present and nieces and nephews. Friends Bllrlal will be In the SUtton DEVOTED ·TO THE By Helen imd Sue Bottel INTEREST OF administration to put a high- bill eliminating the require- former stockholders as may call at the funeral home Methodist Church. Friends ME IG5·MA50N AREA way safety slogan on the plates ment that scbool chDdren be defendants, in U. S. District anytime. Burial will be in Miles msy call at the ~al home THE GAMES KIDS PLAY CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, Exec. Ed. without legislature approval. immunized against smallpox. Court In New York. Cemetery. anytime. IJe8rHeleDimdSue: ROIERT HOEFLICH, Failed on Tie The Senate voted 26-2 to City Editor We had a "wedding and divorre" dsy at school to raise Published daily .,,. 0 , The amendment failed on a increase the size of the Parole ..,....fwa,.....-dance. ltwasputonduringlunchbour. Sllurdoy by The Oh io Volley tie vote, with House Speaker Board from seven to 11 mem-r ... ~ Pvbllsh lng · Company , 111 Kids. "got married" :tor 50 rents,. and there was a court Sl.. Pomeroy , Ohio , Charles F. Kurfess, R-Bowling hers. ''ceremony ·· " I od ·even a llcense · f 45769 . Bus iness. Office F'honeGreen, furnishing the deciding . or each one. ....... "'ere ·was a 992 ·2156. Ed itorial Phone 992 ''dl•orce~' lltind too, so If you wanted, you could put your mr . lllll'lilge J!cenae ind divOI'Cli paper on your bulletin board. It Pos~~~~~-'~~~opostoge pold • 1 manager Joel Rudnick of· "Jesus Clrist djdal't -n lll)'lhing escept just fun, and we raised enough Nation ol advert is in 9 · a . bo BY JACK O'BRIAN , :_m«~qto'Paiforour band. The kids who stayed "married" were ~·.':r::~;:.',",t~~~ ,2 a:~:~":J~~ NEW YORK (KFS) -Kathsrine Hepburn's &lperstar" ... There's a real beiuty hatetacldng · ·,•lpl(l*'t_>to get tO the dance together. st .. New York City, New York . DEPUTY COMING reuon for refusing the Ge«ge Furth script for at the Rainbow room: Mary Jennings, once Subscript ion rates : oe . Mrs Inez Lanier WoodsMiss Arkansas In the Miss America conteat . •MJ,Jli"IIIUB,Wmylicenaeanilhadaflt.'lbeysaylcan'tgo livered by corr ier where field, ·District Deputy Grand 0 ·the"Traveis,WithMyAunt"fUmwas "lt'snot (third ru~r-up and a smash In the talent and out:iwith' tl!ll g1iy (my fake ''husband" ) and that means I ;vyat,~~~~ ~~u'•~n~s"~:; ,~:.~:; Ch' f IU k off' i 1 . fumy enough" ... Furth's ungentlemarily swimsuit events), is marking tlil'le betwee11 1 · da nee. · service not ovollobte: One VISit . le 'to wMagnolis ms e Temple an IC153, a · riposte: "Inform Miss Hepburn it's very . ~-~ ........,.,t he'.abl, e to keepmy date for thesprmg , funny opera and acting rcles. She sang with theN. Y. Can,el!berof you please set them straight? - MARRIED IN Z'n~"~ -'~! 5; g~. ~~~ri1 1~.~0 Pythian Sisters, at 7,30 p. m. !wan actress who know how lc> play It ... Zaa NAME'ONLY' . SIK monlhS sUS. Three TUesday at the Middleport Zaa let her el, George Sanders, occupy her City Opera troupe ... F1lp Wilson noted Jolin months S4 .SO . Subscr iption H' ood mansi beca. he romlaed to take lindsay's campaign offices are on a lith Door: Only: · price includes Sundoy Times. , American Legion Hall. All _ :-. W Clfl uae , P .· "His landlord Is trying to tell him ~-"· =~~~=~there?: ·are better ways to earn Sentlntl. members are urged to attend. CINCINNATI (UPI)-:U is ;. care of her pets while abe sIn Londoo.for the RCA's ~saical records mercliandlle ·the slrllll'qa'hol!iea!J181Tiage : L-- - - --'-- ---' ,. . too early 10 tell boW~ a: i:!\lataHarlroleln "UpFropt"; nowthat'stltle· great masters ll Ia .Elvis: . ''Frans llllt'l +i(«<lflltodl ~qst eJc!en aren't ready pert ch~ plays ln bellt . •cutlng cl Insightful olivlou•m• ... Amanda fun; IIIII they~ II might lead to adult , dise~~~tt&oddraatlcattempiatc> · Blake notes her "guqamoke" serlt!f after 17 Grestest Hits ol the 1111011" Ia the pop-look Ill the ·' ..: · avoid foods,hlgh In It are P!'Ob- · seasons baa gone 1111lr81: "Cowboys are no album-title of a Red Seal LP by Jorge Bolet ... pi;liO-f,MI.'Ii~~~m' the waves? Here's sue: - (HELEN) ably just as harmful, a unlv- ·Jonger allowed to take the glrll upstaln" ... A George Hamid Jr. put togeU. a ''typical" ' !ni!iir)!llno: WIN AT BRIDGE ersity scientist said here Wed- dozen Polish e~ learned how, the rich vaudeville ttbow for an lmmlnlllt O.vld rrait . your folks thst If a girl has something to hide, she Isn't nesday. · -here ·reaiiy Uve: lmpca1er Claude . Wacl!ter Show ... Georgesaldhlsfavorltepirformen 'fii!Wtoplnthe' 'evldenee"oqherbullellnboard. Tellthemalso: "Manyfactorsnlayezertan. ·. e~~tenalned them in ezcluslve Raffles m St. . Como, Sinstra, Shore elc. The moit diftlcqlt?' · ·: . niese '·'inoney raising weddings" are quite popular · Influence .on the course of · Patty'sllay-withcomeclbee!andcabbage. No hesitation: "Big name male comlca." We're afraid Jr. Hamid's tlelectlon, is· . · nowlidaya - and, honest, t,heldds spend "hOneymoons" eating played the ace .of diamonds atherosclerotic dlsea~, and And 100ilroof Polish Wodka Wybobwa. roullning at least, does not meet oiCI ·.hamburgers .a t tlie school clifeteria. ' NORTII 31 and a diamond to the king: dietaryfatandcholesterol may Pulit:J:er Prizewinning AP columnist Hal A slip o! paper doesn't start anything up that haan't been • AQ4 When both opponents fol- only be one~ the pieces of the Boyle had a stroke. He's being moved from specifications for a proper vaudeville bill: he 7 4 2 going strong already.Good luck in convincing your parents about • Q lowed he was ready to com- JliZZ!e," said Dr. E. C. Naber, Leroy Hollpital to Dr Howard Rusk's mar- opens with "McHarris & Dolores,'! • tapdmce that 1 _ SUE ~ ~~ plete the dummy reversaL chairman of the Department of velous therapy clinic ai University Hoopllal team, In vaudeville scheduling, the openinc He ruffed another heart In Poultry at Ohio State UnlverElla' , '"l''le _ _. __ , • h the ... turn always had to be a ''dumb act." Meanlntl WEST EAST +++ his hand and entered dum· sit Kazan s Asss...... was •Ourt on • 9 6 53 2 • K J lG my with the queen of clubs. 'Ilmes be!lseller list and the next week dlsap- no dialogue, action pantomimed, UPially a Dear Rap: 1 5 •1098 6 • A KJ Then he ,ruffed dummy's last the~:! :e:ry pularef~f~ pearedentirely. lts proper 111ot was third and its foreign music-~all troupe and preferably I am 16 and wonder why people won't iet the past be 653 • P • heart w1th h1s last trump ; · · po disappearance was a clerical goof ·and the acrobats, UI1Ually of Arab, Chlneae or Japi~MM forgotten? "' 6 5 "' 9 3 2 entered dummy with the ace not, in my judgment; desirable Iwu quite wild last year .I was headed for the slut bouse and SOUTH (D ) of spades; discarded his last or warranted," he 'told some publisher (stein a. Illy) demaned Its proper · origin. (Fred Allen said In a vaudeYille lbo'l!r, wu aiao becom~ a doPe addict. But I finally realized what I • 81 spade on dummy's Iast4oo scientists, feed spot plus an apology~lanation, which it "To open you need Japs or better.") For the wu doing and am now straight. : ~ Q 98 7 trump. Then the clubs. manufacturers and distillers at got ... Fawcett paid $425,000 for the paperback simp]e reat011 audiences were fllinll ln. and scuflllng, whispering, ~ umbrellu and At scbool, people keep asking for stuff because I use<l to sell • A J 10 7 4 It should be noted that the 27th aMual distillers feed righta plus more money each week tile hsrd· South would have ha,d to fall conferenre here cover edition remains on the Times best· other joiHrrltatlons ... Ask your JPaDdpop it. They get mad and think I'm holding out for more money when Both Vul''. r.hl "• back on the spade fmesse 1f . · Long Tack Sam and hill Beautiful O.ucbten I gel! them I don't hsve any. West North F.a.<t South trumps had broken 4·1 and Drastic diet chsnges, he peddled list. My parents search my room once a month. They keep 1t said, are "almost always Stein &Day have a marginal, corporately was the ideally typical opentna act, althouBh Pass 1 ¥ lrillging up the bad things, lou. Every time I go out the door, Pass 2 • liCCOmpanied by new problems related beef: It has amther book, ''The Truth they ·got 10 famouJ, flnslly they clolid the Pass 3 + they're scared. , such as Imbalances, About Weight Control," by Nell Solomon and shOws. Pass 4 N.T. ~~~~ ~ : Olsen & Johnson traveled with a C9fiiP)ete Dble p 8 ,. The bidding h"" been: deficiencies and metabolic Sally Shepard, that Is far Outselling the KMQn Guys call up. I know what they want. '!be nice guys don't Pass 6+ revue, usually closing tile last hllf ol a West Norlh E..t South derangement." book but hun't even made the 'Ilmes' list. Pass Pat;:;; caU. So I mostly stay home. Straight girls won't take a chance on vaudeville show, occalllonally provided the Open ing lead- ¥ 10 me either. Pass Pass ~: Yet he said a munber of other Whst's cooking? 1• p 8 ., 3• p 8., 3 • variables may be as guilty of Role Kennedy's autobiography (Do!Jbleday whole stage Jlbow where they ttbared bllllnc witb Nople always say the paat Is behind you, but mine Is staring By Oswald & James Jacoby Pass 4• Pass ' causing heart disease as chol· paid $1,62$,000 advance, Biehl 1111een) Is el• Movies ... '!bey lc>ured the Amerlc:an provinc:el .me right in the fare. How long? - CAN'T TAKE MUCH MORE You, South. hold: estero!, such as poor physical pectedtobreakaUreeordsf~paperbackrights . for showbiz generatlona ."'fore their Dear Cln't: Ted Lightner invented the Hang on lit may be tough for the rest of thill school year, but Lightner slam double a long .AKU4 .A! tJ .. AK6S4 condition, e1ceaslve smoting - whk:h WOII't be auctioned until nest fsU ... · "Helllapoppin" ran on lldwy. fw yean .. ; What do you do now? and drinking, hypertension, Gene Shall! telll us an•mntnc ~tale: a Coillera mapdne ran 1 atory aboul Ole Ollen bJiheend~IUinmer'iacalion , you'll be accepted by classmates time ago. It is a line bid but A-Bid flve no-trump. Your geographic and racial patterns Welsh coabniner'l dallllhlw Elaine Morgan like all bids. whether good, and Chick Joru-t alter their wild u• • for what you bave become. partner w <leorfy lhown bolh <hie (() heredity and dietary who wl'llte book ~ 1-.ov ~ bad or indifferent, it is fre· tbe Winter Garden, wbolecaptloll told It aU: ''11 51 , A IUIIU1Iel' job will help - foc you'll meet new people wbo the,.. of dliii!ODds and , ....,.. patterns nea ore, aM-. quently abused. .. don't know 70111' put. And your parents eollld be the best help of · made t250,001 from ber ''The Delcent ~ Yeal'l in Rehea!'lal." East's do ubI e clearly heait suiL YD8r lolcllolhetll'antl Here's bow ·you · lrlllllata the TV· Woman" autlnpollpl tome. She's not even lf·Jhe7'd knock off the fear and give you the trust you've called for a lead of a heart,. st.., forte to ask him lo bid gobliledygooll about fl1ma m ieieNian: "W~Id spedallled in the field! .'!be suddl!ll fortune the suit bid by dummy. If !OVen with two ollhe thr~ lop -~- - HElEN In hearts. 'I ..... Elaine' ,.._. ''Oil, 1 might et Pnmiere" (lint llhowbc of a mma made for East had kept still West , honors · ~ Dllr CTMM: TODA Y'S qUESTION won '~"'nge I wa. g a would probably have opened . TV); "Fint 'l'ln!l on TV Pncni111" (B'tlead 'lbae'a·ahraya !Klfi!EONE who wm be your friend : If you can IMtead of passing. West ha• ON DEAN'S LIST lit Ill belp with the cleanlni" ··· Two ~ the a spade-the unbid suit. llll1ke jult one penon aee how much you've changed, he or shee South would have to take an bid one heart over your one RACINE - Donna Theiss a laditl who'w WUII $1 mllllan lottery· prllel morie llnally pt1lnc m TV); ''Firtt 'l'lmllil New York" (H'wood IIIIJ'IIe u.dJ ttblwn' . will get the -.1.-ollld and help open other doors. lmmedia'le finesse and couid club. This t. pasoed around to senior In the College 'or' recently couldn't IWld the ~0111 emul . . It wauld be cr-t If )'PU could go $W&y fir a while (perhaps complain about bad luck. you. Whot do you do? Education at Ohio University . they're bact at their CCIIIItln Ill the IU(Ier· ell where . m TV); "ftltmned bJ Papular It wasn't dlfficult. .Just a ¥•wer T........,.,,. i ed 4 0 f the' . marketa Wheftin they silved Nlularly in pre- . Demand" (tbe network ~ "flllo'l'l Clllllnct vllllllw relatives or lrlendl in a different town) .'Getting a new thai he only committed him · rece v a • average or matter of counting to 12 calla for 111b11 ;uent reellnp and ~ eGIIl p1t111 1m11t II euler when ''rememberers" aren't around to remind tricks self to the dummy rev e r~ai winter quarter, placing her on million daYJ. by means of a play JVU CJI the old one. · Marquee Ecumenisln: Michele Mlrsh, who be 111110111Hd) and llnally: ''TV......, o.r. to know·n aS ~ dummv r t!Ve l'sui. play after he hail che<·ked the dean's list. She is the Jbrbe other changed teens will wrlle in and offer .hints. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. plays "Hodel," one of Tevye'a dlugh&en in Show .. .'~ ("Lolita"~ '"'be Damned" - witb West con I i n irt• d with the trump s11il. he;uts.. So 11 t II ' rtll f(•tl ;tml Kenneth Theiss, Recine. Bdwy.'s "Fiddler .Cifl the ~·" , wed road the dirtiest parts exclled.) SeeT ' ~y! - SUE \ COLUMBUS (UPI)- The Ohio Genel'li Assembly baa recened for Easter weekend, with plana !0 return next week and act m a controversial strip mine ~ontr'ol bffi and·other majorllluesbeforeadjourning for )rimary electlm campaigning, J'l)or attendance and election tin\e restleAness led to the defeat of two bills In the House 'III''"'!N!Iay • a croup 9f Re- HaWks 126-108 , Celtics Dr Sport Parade SEE US ----'- .. 304 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. ·77·3 5583 i · lleun: 1-o.m. to 1: 30 p.m. Dilly it... 7 o.m. tot p.m . Frldoy & Soturclay•... son, W, · ~• . synonymous. After Jones won his "grand slam"-the u. s. and British Opens and the U. S. and British Amateurs..:.tn 1930 at the ripe old age of ZB, his only tournament appearances were in liB beloved Masters. It is fitting that today's golfers wbo want(() make a run at tile modern "grand slam" must first win Jones' Masters. Palmer, the Masters' only four-time champion, has fl. nlshed no better the past four Masters thsn his tie for 18th list year, 10 strokes behind wlrmer Charles Coody . Now 42, Palmer, long the darling of Masters' galleries, hssn't been a contender at Augusta since his fourth place finish In 1967 -a far cry from his Masters' heyday of 1958-65 when he hsd four firsts, two seconds and a third. Jack Nicklaus, who has already taken away Palmer's career money lead, is favored next week to make Arnie only ' one of two four-time Masters champs and some of Nicklaus' challengers will be youngsters who neV(!r knew Bobby Jones or Ben Hogan., MIMesota Twins . WU!le Davis hit a twO-i'\lll homer for the Dodgers and now has connected for four homers, four triples and two doubles this spring. Don Sutton pitched the first seven innings for the Dodgers. We provide the lost service In other camps: Johnny of a rabbit and Bench drove in five runa with rellobll lty of o lurtle. Cell twohomersandasingletc>lead us for your tire needs. the Cincinnati Reds to a 1U triumph over the Philadelphia Phillies. Tony Perez and Dave Con-pclon also homered for '" the Reds ...Rey Culp pitched seven strong innings and singled in the winning run, in the seventh as the Boston Red Sox beat the Houston Aatroo, 53. Doug Rader hit a two-run homer for the Astroo. .__ _ _ _ _;;;,;,;,_. Jim Lonborg, the Red Sox' .---------------. Start your garden this way ••• · and watch ft.growl TILLERS - Cc:ipnt_... "-'1-dutJ- · --faftml·-··· _. ...... 175.95 3'12 H.P. 195:95 5 H.P. You duplicate nature's own meth od of building soU fer- lillly with a Gilson filler . Here's why: Gilson's perfecl slicing and blending action miKes up soli and organic matter thoroughly .. . forms a loose, aerated seedbed. As a result. plant roots penetrate and reach out easily ; moisture is absorbed more readily ; decomposi tion of soil minerals and ' organic waste takes pla ce quicker. Your garden gets off to a faster start and flower s and vegetables grow bigger !nan ever before. Gilson tillers feature extra heav y construction, gua fa nteed tines (replaced free It ever broken ), cast Iron gea r case, ad. justable tilling widths. 3'h and 5 H.P. Ebersbach Hardware "Everything in Hardware" 110 W. MAIN POMEROY �..,. ' 2- The O.Uy l!Minel, Mkkleport-i'umoruy, U., Mard1 ;,), 1972 ' • ·..Tod&y.'s· ' Strip Mine·Bill.to Come Up . Following Recess for Easter "Gentlemen, Start Your Engines!" publicans aasailed the lob- eyeglasses and contact lenses. When Mayfield finished, the byists the Democrats and their bill failed sgain, 39-40, and w88 own leadership. Rep. Frank H. Mayfield Jr., killed for the rest of the year. Republican absentees and R.Onclnnati, opened with a blast at the Ohio Council of Re- close-knit Democrats then tsil Merchants, which he said teamed to defeat an anti· "pulled off the greatest sand- administration bill designed to bag trick over perpetrated in give the legislature veto power here" bY. securlnl! defeat last over slogans on auto license Nov. of his bill to regulate the plates. The Hamilton County dispensing of prescription Garnet M KaY Died :~neration Rap --# , Voice along Br'Way FactS ut Ch }estero ·1 StiJI Hidden 1 ' In -- i - "". Soggy Fairways Key··Trevino Redwomen Will Open · Tennis Season _April12 Wilhelm Gets Save For LA to Final SEO Statistics . . :m It happened In the Cleveland Airport Sun~y night. . '!be Cincinnati Roysla, who are moving their franchise to Kansaa City !l<xl season, had played their last game ·as .the Clnclnnatl Royala. '!bey had beaten Cleveland, 135,IZ2, ·and how they .were to take thatiinal ride back home to Cincinnati when Bo- Cousy ,their CQach, was told the flight had been oversold and one of his players would bave to get off tile ~lane. Bob C~usy never hu been known for being a sen~\mentalist but, well, you judge for yourself. ''Our reservations are completely in order and were confinned manymonthaago," he said. "Call the police, but we are going 88 a tem:n.11 "Cousy was beautiful," says Tom Callahan, the Cincinnati Enquirer's gifted young writer who was a witness to the episode. '!be departure of the plane W88 delayed 35 minutes. Finally one of the other passengers, a lady, stood up and got off llie plane to the accompaniment of applause. '!be CinciMati Roysla then made that last flight back home. '!be way' Bob Cousy felt they should. As a team. Moto-Cross in ~:il:r~~ . an; ' 1~::ra: :~:~ 1~e~ly Meigs Sunday 11 1l:: 1! m1! M .ers Interest ast Begms • To ·M OWll . ' ' You see, when it comH to Income taxee, amateur• ohould depend on H & R Bloek. -~-, · We'll olt you down over a free C\IP of coffee and ohow you 110me thlnge about your Income tax that you might never have known ffllilted. For ex111Dple, do you know all about deductlou for ebild care or cuualty loueoY And maybe you aren't aware that DON'T LIT AN AMATIUR DO If your lneome lncreaeed lut year, 70u may be able to save tax dolllll'll by "b1eome averaf!lng." ' Well, when It comH to Income taxee, H & R Bloek It aware of jual tibout everything•. .H & R Bloek's feet elart at •5 1111d the average coal was under ~tu •12.50 for over 7 million famille• we _.ed laol year. H&:R Block. 1\e Huffy mowers come in front and rear engine riders, push and self-propelled rotaries. And Huffy makes tillers, too. people. - - - - oNLY 18 DAYS unA.M. To 5 P.M. MON. THRU SAT. PHONE: 992-3795 . NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY OPEN TODAY t ' 1~ A~;; :::~~~~::~!::: Pete.Maravich of Louisiana :· 161 308 5 State gained the honor in 1970 Logan · · 23 Athens 412 1~ 29.4 and Austin Carr of Notre Dame REBOUNDS ::~~~~otis ~ 1~ ~1:: was voted the award last yesr 'J!1Ag~ ~~- 1~ A~G9 Iron tan 510 14 36.4 by a nationwide poll of sports Athens · Logan 538 14 38.4 564 , 14 555 14 ~J i!i'e~~.'1';, !~8 The Meigs Motorcycle Club writers and broadcasters Gallipolis 527 14 37.6 of Pomeroy will sponsor its conducted by United Press Ironton first Moto-Cross of the year lnte~tional. %~k~~~ ~ ~:~ PERSONAL FOULS Sunday, April 2 at their club The 19-year-old Walton, w~ Logon 455 14 32.5 ~~~ N~ ~4 PA~~.i Wellston 399 14 28.5 Jackson grounds located five miles believes he's not up to 281 14 20.1 rigors of professional Athens 212 14 19.4 nocth of Pomeroy on U. S. 33. basketball right now, was TEAMPERSONAL FOULS Golllpolls 246 14 17.6 Trophies will be awarded in NO. G AVG. Logan 230 14 16.4 ts 148 of the 218 ball o Waverly 192 14 13.7 Wellston ali classes including a junior named on 213 14 15 .2 Meigs 210 14 15.0 Waverly 204 14 14.0 class. A high point trophy will cast. Dwlgbt Lamar of South, Gallipolis 231 14 16.5 1 1 ti the Louisia na, na on s Jackson 244 ~~ 17.4 ron on 195 14 13.9 be presented at the end of the western 249 14 17.8 League Total>: Field Goals season to the rider ac- leading scorer, received 18 Ironton 2720 of 6481 (.4111 ; Free 252 14 1S.O Throws 1508 of 2563 (.5661 ; cumulating the most points. votes in the balloting an- Athens ~~:~ Rebounds 4054; Personal Fouls Practlre Is from 10 (() noon nounced March 18. Henry ~~fs~on 1926· Bibby of UCLA was third with with races to begin at I p.m. Refreshments will be avallsble 1Z. at the club houSe. LACROSSE RATINGS NEW YORK (UPI)-The University of Maryland narrowly 174 points to edged 173, In.Cornell, the week's official United States In. tercollegiate Lacrosse ATLANTA (UP!) - Bobby Ben Hogan's legs won't permit Association ratings .. VIrginia Jones' death last December him to play anymore and the was third with 188points, Johns won't have as much Impact on fact thst its most popular Hopkins followed with 143 and next week's Masters as it golfer, Arnold Palmer, Is Navy was fifth with UO. might bave had if the famed seldom a threat these days, the Rounding out the top 10 were "grand slammer" hadn't Masters won't be quite the Army (137), Brown (13Z), missed the three previous golf same. From its fledgling days in the Washington & Lee (1Z~). tournaments because of mid '30s until a crippling Pemsylvanla (IIH) and Cort· illness, But piling the demise of Its disease ended his participation land (IOZ). founder on top of the fact thst some 35 years Isler, Bobby ....._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;._ _ _ _. . Jones and the Masters were !.· at ·-·•ft• m::t: · are Sl Om ' Bill Walton To Receive Naismith Trophy Tonight ! <*f· ' BOSTON (UPI)- It's one of 10 ShOts in the first period "I've always maintained you at halfcourt ," he said , Cowens grabbing 16 and underweight. '!be former LSU All-America played 35 down, they're one up and the and the HaWks took a SO.Z8lead win with defense,;• Havlicek referring to the Hawks' missed Kuberski pulling down 13. minutes. Boston Ce.ltics know they can't at the end · of the quarter. said later, "and we did." Coach attempts to steal the ball and Following Havlicek for '!be Boston-Atlanta matchr.p sit ll&ck now. Boston was White with 25 However, guard Artie WUiiams Tom Heinsohn echoed the stop the fastbreak. NEW YORK (UP!) - Rtmember when ballplayers came to W88 tlle lone NBA playoff game With a hefty boost from its and Steve Kuberski trigg~ thought, pralsing the play of "And we just got beat off the points, Cowens with Z3 and play? Now they come to strike or sue. ·. . be!lCh, Boston returned to tlle the Celtics at the start of the- Kuberski, Jo Jo White and Don boards," ·he went on. When the Kuberski with 15. Hudson Wednesday night. Los Angeles '!be two procedureS have grown to become almost. standard · National Basketball second period. Chaney. series resumes Friday night in topped the visitors with Z9 (l~) entertains Chicago and practlre. Nobody bats an eye over either one anymore. 'Ibis not AssQciation playoffs after a A couple of doors down the Atlanta , Guerin said, "We'll points, Walt Bellamy added ZO Golden State (I ~) invades' . only applies to baseball, teetering on the bare edge of a strike at two-year lapse Wednesday Milwaukee tonight while the ' Kuuberski sandwiched two hsll, Atlanta Coach Riehle try and stop gambling and try and Maravich had 19. the moment, but also to football, basketball, hockey Qr whatever night and drubbed the Atlanta buckets around a jump shot by ·Guerin sounded like the other to be more aggresaive on t.he Maravich is still recovering Baltimore-New York ser~s Qther sport or game in which th~ iaa buck to be made. Hawks', 126-108. John Havlirek still allin8 Pete Maravich and side of tlle coin. "We lost on boards." The Celtics held a ·6z. from mononucleosis, Guerin opens Friday night at BalllE;ven the chessplayers aren't what they used to be. '!bey don't hsd 3Z points to lead all scorers then WUiiams took over. 11e defense. We gambled too much . 46 rebound advantage with said, jnd is about ZO pounds m~ . make a move now before they 11et what they want. About the only and added 10 assists, but It w88 passed off for three .baskets Coolpellti\)111 know of thst !la-m't chsnged and where the com- a couple of reserves who and Dave Cowens tapped in a ignited the Celts when they rebound' of one ,of WUiiams' petitc>rs still are pretty much the same is the rodeo. shots \() make it 40-32 and the One scene Is fairly common in most baseball camps today. A needed it. lJJU Hudson dropped in eight Celtlcs never were headed. oomber of the younger players sit aroUnd !liscllsslng what they'll do in caseofastl'ike, wondering how they'll get home : · . Almost as much as lhe "Do you fellas have a strike fund?" .one Am~cal! 'League GREENSBORO, . N.C. to capture the $40,000 first here is Brian Allin, a slender general'manageraslred some of hill kill players the either day. (UP!)- Lee Trevino, pro golf's prize, 26-year-old from Santa Bar- money and the esemption, 1971 player of the year, thinks "Strike fund?" replied one ofthe kids: "Whst's that?" Palmer shot a five-under-par bara, CaW., who won the 1971 however, the Greensboro the soggy fairways hold the key 66 in Wednesday 's pro-am tournament on the first hole of victory gave Allin a sense of Carillnala Wfli Play · recognition here that he has to victory In the $200,000 preliminary, slogging around a sudden-death playoff. '!be St, Louis Cardinals alread~ have said_they will pay Greater Greensboro Open golf the course in chilly 00-degree '!be $38,000 first prize lofted nowhere .else on the tour. transportstion home for their players in the event of a strike. "It's a good feeling to be tournament. weatller, and he was pleaaed Allin into the list of top 60 Ali other clubs probably wm follow suit, although nothing says ''lf you miss the green you're with the performance. money winners and gained him recognized," said Allin. "I go they have to. · The Rio Grande College (April 22), and Musklngum messed up because you can't "! played fairly good, a little a year~ong exemption from to so many tournaments One thing though, and.l'm sure Marvin Mffier will e!'lphssize it Redwomen open their 197Z May 6. , unrecognized." On the rosd, the Redwomen get )lack on for a birdie," said better thsn I have lately," he qualifying. (()the players: if they decide to go out, they had better ALL go out intercollegiate tennis seaSon because the owners have a8reed to shut the doors to their parks April IZ and their In- fare Musldngum, Ashland and Trevino on the eve of today's said. Also in the hefty field of 147, even if the strike turns out to be only a "partial" one - meaning if tercoilegiate softball . season Ohio U., on Apri122, Z6 and~- opening round. The 7,03Z-yard, 36-35-71 which includes four local April 15, facing Ohio State J!lft!ne Cox, instructor of some of the players chaOge their minds and decide to stay. Sedgefleld Country Club amateurs, are Gary Player, heal\h and physical education, l)esplte the general unanimity of their strike votes, I don't teams in both sports. The Redwomen terinis team coaches the aoftball team, course, already damp from a wiMer of last week's Greater believe the players wm go out. Only because I've never seen 1ravels to the OSU-Newark while Pat Dunnuck, aasistant freak spring snowfall last New Orleans Open, and Tony them'do anything in concert yet. .. . ' weekend, was soaked with rain Jacklin, who captured the Meanwhile, it's business as usual in all the camps. Baltimore Branch to open their five- professor of health and Wednesday. There's a 20 per Greater Jacksonville Open two match season, They play one · PhYsical education, coaches Mana~er Earl Weaver baa heard so often that the trading away cent chance of rain today. weeks ago. other match on the rosd, at the terinis team. of Frank Robinson could cost his club the pennant that he recites Ohio Wesleyan on April Z2. At "The guY who hits best from Jack Nicklaus, this year's Hoyt Wilhelm is in a position 1967 American League chamhis answer almost by heart. tee to green is going to win this leading money winner, is home, the team faces lnadditlontothesoftbaDand today to appreciate an old pionship hero, pitched seven ALot Easier With ... . taking the week off to practlre Musklngum (AprU 20), Ohio tennis teams, Rio Grande one," said Trevino. It woUld've been a helluva lot easier to win with Frank than it'll University (April 26) and · College's Redwomen fielded Trevino and Arnold Palmer, for the AprU 6-9 Masters at baseball joke about Ty Cobb, impressive innings as the the Detroit Tiger Hall of be Without him," says Weaver. "But I still tbbJk we'll win. A Capital (May 6). . intercollegiate teams In who's hoping a week of tour- Augusta, Ga ., but Palmer Farner whose .367 Wetime Milwaukee Brewers beat the Cleveland Indians, 5-1, for their fellow·like Don Baylor doesn't hsve to take Frank Robinson's The Redwomen softball team swimming and basketball this nament competition will decided he'd rather pisy. batting aversge is the highest seventh win in eight ... Don plare this year or next year. We can wait for 'hlm do It,until opens the 1972 season at home season. The basketball team shsrpen hts game to Masters The defending champion in the game's history. Mincher homered and Pete 1980 and do you realize something, he wouldn't even be so yet?" against Ohio State. In all, they finished its season at the start form, rate amoog the favorites It seems that Cobb W88 asked Broberg, Jim Panther and · . . . That's wbat you call figuring it all ~ut beforehand . . . . . play four of their seven con- of March with a 5-5 mark. Last by a young reporter in 1955 how Paul Lindblad combined in a Rober(() Clemente, Plttslmgh's super everything, is called by tests at )he Stanley L. Evans year the team lost all 10 games much he thought he would hit if three-hitter to lead the Texas some the best all..-ound player in the game. If you ask him though Field. They also host Ohio in their first season of comhe were playing in the era. Rangers to a IHI victory over whom he considers the best player he ever saw he immediately University (Aprill9) Otterbein petition. SOUTHEASTERN OHIO DEFENSE "I'd say about .330," replied the Atlanta Braves. says: ·· ATHLETIC LEAGUE FIELDGOAL Cobb. 1971-72 BASKETBALL "WU!le Mays, no question. " . . .. · T PERCENTAGE . "Is that all?" shot back the FINAL TEAM STATISTICS Charlie Coody, the defending Masters' champ, never tries to .Ironton S.l!\~ FGM-A Pt 1. reporter, OFFENSE 'T:Iow where 337-916 __ .,. a good slc>ry. ' 368 make hlmseli more thsn he·.ls. Some of his fellow golfers on the Athens 27J.717 :381 · "Yes," said Cobb. "But you FIELD GOAL W tour could take a lesson. • PERCENTAGE overly 260·665 .391 must remember I'm 69 years is that durn "I'W not a superstar,"says Coody. "I'm not going to be there TEAM FGM-A PCT. ::~~~~oils m·~ -~~ old." winning every week like Jack Nicklaus or Lee Trevino. I just go Ironton 424·665 .490 Jackson 400:B71 :459 ''Old Folks" Wilhelm is only Waverly 414-866 .478 Logan 376-813 .462 48buthelooks like he can go on · out there and do the best I can, and onre in awhile I manage to rabbit?" Athens 353-747 .473 Wellston 422 879 480 1 1 h Jlltlt all together. When I do that, I win." ... . to . ht f his 1 11 th Gallipolis 331-732 .452 · · pitching effective y . n t e ATLANTA (UP!) - .The mg or se ec on 88 e Meigs 298-719 .414 FREE THROW majors as long as freefourth annual Naismith Trophy " outstanding college Jackson 283-m .344 PERCENTAGE swingingmodernhitterstryto KeDnedy ~kes $100,010 354 will be presented to UCLA basketball player of the year," ~~~s~on TEAM FTM-A PCT. jack his fluttering knuckleballs Walter KeMedy makes a' little better than $100,000 a year liS Walton, a 6-foot-11 ·342 Meigs 147-268 .549 out of the ball parks. sophomore Bffi Walton at an Ironton 192-342 .561 the NBA commissioner. Some of the players in his league make ~:lfETJ!r~"c;~ Athens 197·341 .578 Wilhelm, who doesn't feel at twice what he does, and one, Kareem Jabbar, nearly three times Atlanta Tipoff Club dinner sophomore who he~- ~~ win its sixth consecu ve_ TEAM FTfo'-A PCT Jackson 166-324 .580 home on the mound unless • as much. How does Kennedy fej!labout this situstlo,n? C!-"-' - '"" ' '· · -p•·•· 'f ' '• ,,basketbaU .champiooship.,last · Gallipolis 224'347 ·· 646 · Gallipolis ·182·309 .589 there Is an'' Miemy .nillner on "('\le ~erc'l'eln!Y.~t'ltidllt it,'.' ~_be ·!"YS' "Any man 'Is ~On S J.' IrS · , week; Is the second Bruin' to Ironton 1~-255 :604 ~~fs~on ::k~ ·base; ylelded''ll' double''to Jim entl~~~~ jo r~iye. ~ much c~lon as he cllli command · earn .the1award. Lew Alc!Ddor JMeoc1k•on ~~7·3380 71 ' " .598 Woverly 158-246 .642 Nettles leading off the eighth . 597 whether h~'s president of General Electric, a professional won the first Naismith Trophy Ath2~s 207 :350 :591 inning and then retired siJ: in 1969 REBOUNDS basketball player or a cOmmissioner." .... ~ DOU bl e Br1•ngs . By MILTON RICHMAN, UP! Sports Writer .- Republican delegation then vote to defeat it. became so incensed over bloc the bill Ulen faDed; 46-37, voting by the Democrats It with 50 votes needed for passtried unsuccessfully to sge. Levitt said he would move . sabotage a Democrat to re~der the vote next resolution on . medical In· Tuesday. surance which had the blessing Levitt and the Hamilton of the Rules Committee dorin- County Republicans then nated by the GOP leadership. launched a thinly-veiled ~re Euma countersttack 011 a resolution Mayfield's 'WI would have sponsored by Rep. Ike required opticians and ap- Thompson, D-Cieveland, which prentlces fitting contact lenSes calleed for appointment of a and other optical aids to take special committee to study the qualifying esams and register. ·rising cost ·ri health care and · He indicated the RetaU Mer- medical and hospital inchants Council hsd sabotaged suranre. the bill last November with a pespite the fact the resolulaat-mlnute tetter to members tlon hd the approval of ''full of gross distortions" to Kurfess and the rest of the protect optical departments at Rules Committee, Rep. such · stores as Sears and ChesterT. Cruze, R-Cincinnati, Lazarus. said no new study Is needed on . ''That was the boldest sub- health insurance and bospllal marine attack this House baa care. ever seen," Mayfield said. "If I He said if the Democrats hsd my way, I'd have then wanted this kind of Information baued from the halls of this they should have voted last House unW they show they can week for a Republican bill callbehave honorably." ing for a legtslatlve auditor to Rep. Alan E. Norris, R-Wes- investigate welfare. tervllle, said the question w88 Levitt noted the resolution . · "whether or not the fitting of had been in Rules Committee contact lenses - the placing with no public hearings sinre of chunks of glass in a per- last July 28. VeleraiiiMemorlaiHospltal WT-.l-'--.:1 · 1011's eye - ought to be a ''This hasn't been given the · VIsiting hours 2-4 lind 7 tc> C "~eeuay function of the healing arts or a ilght of day," said Levitt, 8:30 p. m. fu!>Ciion of technicians trained calling for re-referral and ADMITTED - Georse Funeral servlres for Mrs. Michael PrOctor, eantori, anci to grind glasses." public hearings. "Let's have · Hupp, Long Bottom; Jobn Garnet L. McKay, 48, who died David Proctor, Canton; three . In calling for adoption of hill soine time for the sun to shine Hammons, Reedaviile; Teresa Wednesday morning at her daughters, Mrs. Jlm!ny (Ann) lirense plate slogan bffi, House in on this littie beauty." ·Whittington, Middleport; Alma Mulberry Ave., home In Hemsley, Pomeroy; Mrs. · Majority Leader Robert E. LeRep. Gordon M. Scherer, R· Frazier, Middleport; Carson Pomeroy, will be heldat3 p. m. Harold (Helen) Braden, Jr., viti, R·North Canton, said the ,Cincinnati, engineered a move Hayes, Syracuse; Geraldine . Sunday at the Ewing Funeral Christiansburg, Va., and Mn. leglslatureshouldhsveacheck to send the resolution to the .Shook, Pomeroy. Home with the Rev. ·F:reeland Charles (Lynn) Walker, on the administration, which Education Committee, but it · DISCHARGED - Wllllam Norris officiating. Canton; three step,children, · plans to use "Seat Belts failed,17-M.Hewassupported, Buckley, Bessie Napper, Mrs. McKay Is survived by Karen Sue !Iuter, .In Ger· ' : Fastened?" on the 1973 Ohio ·however by three Republicans · Bessie Stitt, Clara Grueser, her husband, Thomas o. many; 'Thomas McKay, . Jr., Plates. whohelpedsponsorthe resolu- Chester Mundry, Thelma McKay, Sr., Pomeroy; three ' Recine,. and Mrs. Iril· a.IJ, Levitt said this would clutter lion - Reps. Richard G. Riec- Salser, Maria Waldnlg. sans, Bill Proctor, Gallipolis; FayetteviDe, N. C.-; two llilten, up the license plate, which Ia bel of Masaillon, Morris L. Mrs. Ella Hite, · Mc· sYJV.cuSE CRUSADE - wm begin Monday, Apri13 through the 7th with service to be mainly used for ''fast and ac- Boyd of Hudson and Jack P. William Bentley Connelaville, and Mn' Bertha hetci at the Albury United Methodist Church al7:30 p. m. nightly. Local pastors taking part in curate identification under ac- Oliver of Arcanum. CHARGES FILED Marlow, Syracuse; three die lerVIce are, 1..-, the Rev. Forrest Donley cl the Asbury United Methodist Church, the Rev. tual traffic conditions." He had '!be resolution was adopted, WASHINGTON (UP!) brothers, Thoinas Biker, East Dwl8bt Zavitz of the Syracuse Presbyterian Church and the Rev. Marshall Larimore of lhe ssid that without his bill, the 711-5, and sent to the Senate. Major airplane manufacturers Services Friday liverpool; Ike llaker, Rlclne, Syracuse Nuarene Church. Delivering the message on Monday wm he Rev. Donley; ~esday, governor could put "Re-Elect In other legislative action:. in the United States, including and Ed Baker, Columbus; 11 Rev.Lirtmore;.Wednesday,Rev. Zavits; Thursday, Rev.Donley, and Friday, Rev. Larimore. Gilligan" on 1974 plates. - The Senate unanimously Aerimca lric. of Middletown, Funeralservires for William grandchildren, and aeveral ·Spectii music will be IJresented each evening. Vocal duets will be presented by DeMis Manuel Levitt ssld his propossl was agreed with House amend· Ohio, were charged in a Justice (Dish) Bentley, 79, Middleport, nieces and nephews. ~DwaYne Wolfe and the McDaniel Trio will also present several numbers. Community Good a ."highwa~ safety bill. "We ments and se?tto the governor Department suit Wednesday Rt. I, who died early Wed· Mrs. McKay wu preceded Ill F'HUJIIIrY\cieswill behelclat theSyracust•l'lazarene Church atQ :30 p:m. with th~ Rev. Zavilz • thmk .this b11l can prevent ac- , a. pair.. .of bills..gua~anteetng,,....with Illegally ellm~n~t.l~g., pesday ~ornlng at an Atllens , dAA!h ~);',l!mi fflmi,IJ, ~ ~delht~ lbe1Jle1118ge. Mualcal numbers ,Wm be presented by eacl! church. . . ,, .. . .,, <;ld"\1~ ca~ ~JX..people ~- , .non-.teachlng employes .1~ , .competition In •retearcb aiid h08pilal will be held Friday at,2 6me Jlrann~n 'Baker,;, ~ .... · · . .. . hapsfollowmg a car too closely public schools at Ieutm paid .. development Acting Attorney p. ni.. at the Marlin Funeral. brother, Osbuiie ~; lhnle tryingtoreadthetinyletters," holidays a year, and requiring General Richard G. Klein- Home with the Rev . . Uoyd ' listers, Eva and Ellie Baker, he said. that they be pilid for time lost dines! filed the complaint, Grimm officiating. and ·Mary Rardon; ,{ 1011, House Minority Leader A. G. due to public calamity. which nsmed the ManufacMr. Bentley, • retired coal 'lbOIIIIs Proctor; and an Infant lancione, D-Belisire, offered - The ~nate unanimously turers Aircraft Association miner, Is survived by several daughter, Mary. The Daily Sentinel an amendment to allow the pa~ and sent to the House a Inc. and 20 of Its present and nieces and nephews. Friends Bllrlal will be In the SUtton DEVOTED ·TO THE By Helen imd Sue Bottel INTEREST OF administration to put a high- bill eliminating the require- former stockholders as may call at the funeral home Methodist Church. Friends ME IG5·MA50N AREA way safety slogan on the plates ment that scbool chDdren be defendants, in U. S. District anytime. Burial will be in Miles msy call at the ~al home THE GAMES KIDS PLAY CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, Exec. Ed. without legislature approval. immunized against smallpox. Court In New York. Cemetery. anytime. IJe8rHeleDimdSue: ROIERT HOEFLICH, Failed on Tie The Senate voted 26-2 to City Editor We had a "wedding and divorre" dsy at school to raise Published daily .,,. 0 , The amendment failed on a increase the size of the Parole ..,....fwa,.....-dance. ltwasputonduringlunchbour. Sllurdoy by The Oh io Volley tie vote, with House Speaker Board from seven to 11 mem-r ... ~ Pvbllsh lng · Company , 111 Kids. "got married" :tor 50 rents,. and there was a court Sl.. Pomeroy , Ohio , Charles F. Kurfess, R-Bowling hers. ''ceremony ·· " I od ·even a llcense · f 45769 . Bus iness. Office F'honeGreen, furnishing the deciding . or each one. ....... "'ere ·was a 992 ·2156. Ed itorial Phone 992 ''dl•orce~' lltind too, so If you wanted, you could put your mr . lllll'lilge J!cenae ind divOI'Cli paper on your bulletin board. It Pos~~~~~-'~~~opostoge pold • 1 manager Joel Rudnick of· "Jesus Clrist djdal't -n lll)'lhing escept just fun, and we raised enough Nation ol advert is in 9 · a . bo BY JACK O'BRIAN , :_m«~qto'Paiforour band. The kids who stayed "married" were ~·.':r::~;:.',",t~~~ ,2 a:~:~":J~~ NEW YORK (KFS) -Kathsrine Hepburn's &lperstar" ... There's a real beiuty hatetacldng · ·,•lpl(l*'t_>to get tO the dance together. st .. New York City, New York . DEPUTY COMING reuon for refusing the Ge«ge Furth script for at the Rainbow room: Mary Jennings, once Subscript ion rates : oe . Mrs Inez Lanier WoodsMiss Arkansas In the Miss America conteat . •MJ,Jli"IIIUB,Wmylicenaeanilhadaflt.'lbeysaylcan'tgo livered by corr ier where field, ·District Deputy Grand 0 ·the"Traveis,WithMyAunt"fUmwas "lt'snot (third ru~r-up and a smash In the talent and out:iwith' tl!ll g1iy (my fake ''husband" ) and that means I ;vyat,~~~~ ~~u'•~n~s"~:; ,~:.~:; Ch' f IU k off' i 1 . fumy enough" ... Furth's ungentlemarily swimsuit events), is marking tlil'le betwee11 1 · da nee. · service not ovollobte: One VISit . le 'to wMagnolis ms e Temple an IC153, a · riposte: "Inform Miss Hepburn it's very . ~-~ ........,.,t he'.abl, e to keepmy date for thesprmg , funny opera and acting rcles. She sang with theN. Y. Can,el!berof you please set them straight? - MARRIED IN Z'n~"~ -'~! 5; g~. ~~~ri1 1~.~0 Pythian Sisters, at 7,30 p. m. !wan actress who know how lc> play It ... Zaa NAME'ONLY' . SIK monlhS sUS. Three TUesday at the Middleport Zaa let her el, George Sanders, occupy her City Opera troupe ... F1lp Wilson noted Jolin months S4 .SO . Subscr iption H' ood mansi beca. he romlaed to take lindsay's campaign offices are on a lith Door: Only: · price includes Sundoy Times. , American Legion Hall. All _ :-. W Clfl uae , P .· "His landlord Is trying to tell him ~-"· =~~~=~there?: ·are better ways to earn Sentlntl. members are urged to attend. CINCINNATI (UPI)-:U is ;. care of her pets while abe sIn Londoo.for the RCA's ~saical records mercliandlle ·the slrllll'qa'hol!iea!J181Tiage : L-- - - --'-- ---' ,. . too early 10 tell boW~ a: i:!\lataHarlroleln "UpFropt"; nowthat'stltle· great masters ll Ia .Elvis: . ''Frans llllt'l +i(«<lflltodl ~qst eJc!en aren't ready pert ch~ plays ln bellt . •cutlng cl Insightful olivlou•m• ... Amanda fun; IIIII they~ II might lead to adult , dise~~~tt&oddraatlcattempiatc> · Blake notes her "guqamoke" serlt!f after 17 Grestest Hits ol the 1111011" Ia the pop-look Ill the ·' ..: · avoid foods,hlgh In It are P!'Ob- · seasons baa gone 1111lr81: "Cowboys are no album-title of a Red Seal LP by Jorge Bolet ... pi;liO-f,MI.'Ii~~~m' the waves? Here's sue: - (HELEN) ably just as harmful, a unlv- ·Jonger allowed to take the glrll upstaln" ... A George Hamid Jr. put togeU. a ''typical" ' !ni!iir)!llno: WIN AT BRIDGE ersity scientist said here Wed- dozen Polish e~ learned how, the rich vaudeville ttbow for an lmmlnlllt O.vld rrait . your folks thst If a girl has something to hide, she Isn't nesday. · -here ·reaiiy Uve: lmpca1er Claude . Wacl!ter Show ... Georgesaldhlsfavorltepirformen 'fii!Wtoplnthe' 'evldenee"oqherbullellnboard. Tellthemalso: "Manyfactorsnlayezertan. ·. e~~tenalned them in ezcluslve Raffles m St. . Como, Sinstra, Shore elc. The moit diftlcqlt?' · ·: . niese '·'inoney raising weddings" are quite popular · Influence .on the course of · Patty'sllay-withcomeclbee!andcabbage. No hesitation: "Big name male comlca." We're afraid Jr. Hamid's tlelectlon, is· . · nowlidaya - and, honest, t,heldds spend "hOneymoons" eating played the ace .of diamonds atherosclerotic dlsea~, and And 100ilroof Polish Wodka Wybobwa. roullning at least, does not meet oiCI ·.hamburgers .a t tlie school clifeteria. ' NORTII 31 and a diamond to the king: dietaryfatandcholesterol may Pulit:J:er Prizewinning AP columnist Hal A slip o! paper doesn't start anything up that haan't been • AQ4 When both opponents fol- only be one~ the pieces of the Boyle had a stroke. He's being moved from specifications for a proper vaudeville bill: he 7 4 2 going strong already.Good luck in convincing your parents about • Q lowed he was ready to com- JliZZ!e," said Dr. E. C. Naber, Leroy Hollpital to Dr Howard Rusk's mar- opens with "McHarris & Dolores,'! • tapdmce that 1 _ SUE ~ ~~ plete the dummy reversaL chairman of the Department of velous therapy clinic ai University Hoopllal team, In vaudeville scheduling, the openinc He ruffed another heart In Poultry at Ohio State UnlverElla' , '"l''le _ _. __ , • h the ... turn always had to be a ''dumb act." Meanlntl WEST EAST +++ his hand and entered dum· sit Kazan s Asss...... was •Ourt on • 9 6 53 2 • K J lG my with the queen of clubs. 'Ilmes be!lseller list and the next week dlsap- no dialogue, action pantomimed, UPially a Dear Rap: 1 5 •1098 6 • A KJ Then he ,ruffed dummy's last the~:! :e:ry pularef~f~ pearedentirely. lts proper 111ot was third and its foreign music-~all troupe and preferably I am 16 and wonder why people won't iet the past be 653 • P • heart w1th h1s last trump ; · · po disappearance was a clerical goof ·and the acrobats, UI1Ually of Arab, Chlneae or Japi~MM forgotten? "' 6 5 "' 9 3 2 entered dummy with the ace not, in my judgment; desirable Iwu quite wild last year .I was headed for the slut bouse and SOUTH (D ) of spades; discarded his last or warranted," he 'told some publisher (stein a. Illy) demaned Its proper · origin. (Fred Allen said In a vaudeYille lbo'l!r, wu aiao becom~ a doPe addict. But I finally realized what I • 81 spade on dummy's Iast4oo scientists, feed spot plus an apology~lanation, which it "To open you need Japs or better.") For the wu doing and am now straight. : ~ Q 98 7 trump. Then the clubs. manufacturers and distillers at got ... Fawcett paid $425,000 for the paperback simp]e reat011 audiences were fllinll ln. and scuflllng, whispering, ~ umbrellu and At scbool, people keep asking for stuff because I use<l to sell • A J 10 7 4 It should be noted that the 27th aMual distillers feed righta plus more money each week tile hsrd· South would have ha,d to fall conferenre here cover edition remains on the Times best· other joiHrrltatlons ... Ask your JPaDdpop it. They get mad and think I'm holding out for more money when Both Vul''. r.hl "• back on the spade fmesse 1f . · Long Tack Sam and hill Beautiful O.ucbten I gel! them I don't hsve any. West North F.a.<t South trumps had broken 4·1 and Drastic diet chsnges, he peddled list. My parents search my room once a month. They keep 1t said, are "almost always Stein &Day have a marginal, corporately was the ideally typical opentna act, althouBh Pass 1 ¥ lrillging up the bad things, lou. Every time I go out the door, Pass 2 • liCCOmpanied by new problems related beef: It has amther book, ''The Truth they ·got 10 famouJ, flnslly they clolid the Pass 3 + they're scared. , such as Imbalances, About Weight Control," by Nell Solomon and shOws. Pass 4 N.T. ~~~~ ~ : Olsen & Johnson traveled with a C9fiiP)ete Dble p 8 ,. The bidding h"" been: deficiencies and metabolic Sally Shepard, that Is far Outselling the KMQn Guys call up. I know what they want. '!be nice guys don't Pass 6+ revue, usually closing tile last hllf ol a West Norlh E..t South derangement." book but hun't even made the 'Ilmes' list. Pass Pat;:;; caU. So I mostly stay home. Straight girls won't take a chance on vaudeville show, occalllonally provided the Open ing lead- ¥ 10 me either. Pass Pass ~: Yet he said a munber of other Whst's cooking? 1• p 8 ., 3• p 8., 3 • variables may be as guilty of Role Kennedy's autobiography (Do!Jbleday whole stage Jlbow where they ttbared bllllnc witb Nople always say the paat Is behind you, but mine Is staring By Oswald & James Jacoby Pass 4• Pass ' causing heart disease as chol· paid $1,62$,000 advance, Biehl 1111een) Is el• Movies ... '!bey lc>ured the Amerlc:an provinc:el .me right in the fare. How long? - CAN'T TAKE MUCH MORE You, South. hold: estero!, such as poor physical pectedtobreakaUreeordsf~paperbackrights . for showbiz generatlona ."'fore their Dear Cln't: Ted Lightner invented the Hang on lit may be tough for the rest of thill school year, but Lightner slam double a long .AKU4 .A! tJ .. AK6S4 condition, e1ceaslve smoting - whk:h WOII't be auctioned until nest fsU ... · "Helllapoppin" ran on lldwy. fw yean .. ; What do you do now? and drinking, hypertension, Gene Shall! telll us an•mntnc ~tale: a Coillera mapdne ran 1 atory aboul Ole Ollen bJiheend~IUinmer'iacalion , you'll be accepted by classmates time ago. It is a line bid but A-Bid flve no-trump. Your geographic and racial patterns Welsh coabniner'l dallllhlw Elaine Morgan like all bids. whether good, and Chick Joru-t alter their wild u• • for what you bave become. partner w <leorfy lhown bolh <hie (() heredity and dietary who wl'llte book ~ 1-.ov ~ bad or indifferent, it is fre· tbe Winter Garden, wbolecaptloll told It aU: ''11 51 , A IUIIU1Iel' job will help - foc you'll meet new people wbo the,.. of dliii!ODds and , ....,.. patterns nea ore, aM-. quently abused. .. don't know 70111' put. And your parents eollld be the best help of · made t250,001 from ber ''The Delcent ~ Yeal'l in Rehea!'lal." East's do ubI e clearly heait suiL YD8r lolcllolhetll'antl Here's bow ·you · lrlllllata the TV· Woman" autlnpollpl tome. She's not even lf·Jhe7'd knock off the fear and give you the trust you've called for a lead of a heart,. st.., forte to ask him lo bid gobliledygooll about fl1ma m ieieNian: "W~Id spedallled in the field! .'!be suddl!ll fortune the suit bid by dummy. If !OVen with two ollhe thr~ lop -~- - HElEN In hearts. 'I ..... Elaine' ,.._. ''Oil, 1 might et Pnmiere" (lint llhowbc of a mma made for East had kept still West , honors · ~ Dllr CTMM: TODA Y'S qUESTION won '~"'nge I wa. g a would probably have opened . TV); "Fint 'l'ln!l on TV Pncni111" (B'tlead 'lbae'a·ahraya !Klfi!EONE who wm be your friend : If you can IMtead of passing. West ha• ON DEAN'S LIST lit Ill belp with the cleanlni" ··· Two ~ the a spade-the unbid suit. llll1ke jult one penon aee how much you've changed, he or shee South would have to take an bid one heart over your one RACINE - Donna Theiss a laditl who'w WUII $1 mllllan lottery· prllel morie llnally pt1lnc m TV); ''Firtt 'l'lmllil New York" (H'wood IIIIJ'IIe u.dJ ttblwn' . will get the -.1.-ollld and help open other doors. lmmedia'le finesse and couid club. This t. pasoed around to senior In the College 'or' recently couldn't IWld the ~0111 emul . . It wauld be cr-t If )'PU could go $W&y fir a while (perhaps complain about bad luck. you. Whot do you do? Education at Ohio University . they're bact at their CCIIIItln Ill the IU(Ier· ell where . m TV); "ftltmned bJ Papular It wasn't dlfficult. .Just a ¥•wer T........,.,,. i ed 4 0 f the' . marketa Wheftin they silved Nlularly in pre- . Demand" (tbe network ~ "flllo'l'l Clllllnct vllllllw relatives or lrlendl in a different town) .'Getting a new thai he only committed him · rece v a • average or matter of counting to 12 calla for 111b11 ;uent reellnp and ~ eGIIl p1t111 1m11t II euler when ''rememberers" aren't around to remind tricks self to the dummy rev e r~ai winter quarter, placing her on million daYJ. by means of a play JVU CJI the old one. · Marquee Ecumenisln: Michele Mlrsh, who be 111110111Hd) and llnally: ''TV......, o.r. to know·n aS ~ dummv r t!Ve l'sui. play after he hail che<·ked the dean's list. She is the Jbrbe other changed teens will wrlle in and offer .hints. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. plays "Hodel," one of Tevye'a dlugh&en in Show .. .'~ ("Lolita"~ '"'be Damned" - witb West con I i n irt• d with the trump s11il. he;uts.. So 11 t II ' rtll f(•tl ;tml Kenneth Theiss, Recine. Bdwy.'s "Fiddler .Cifl the ~·" , wed road the dirtiest parts exclled.) SeeT ' ~y! - SUE \ COLUMBUS (UPI)- The Ohio Genel'li Assembly baa recened for Easter weekend, with plana !0 return next week and act m a controversial strip mine ~ontr'ol bffi and·other majorllluesbeforeadjourning for )rimary electlm campaigning, J'l)or attendance and election tin\e restleAness led to the defeat of two bills In the House 'III''"'!N!Iay • a croup 9f Re- HaWks 126-108 , Celtics Dr Sport Parade SEE US ----'- .. 304 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. ·77·3 5583 i · lleun: 1-o.m. to 1: 30 p.m. Dilly it... 7 o.m. tot p.m . Frldoy & Soturclay•... son, W, · ~• . synonymous. After Jones won his "grand slam"-the u. s. and British Opens and the U. S. and British Amateurs..:.tn 1930 at the ripe old age of ZB, his only tournament appearances were in liB beloved Masters. It is fitting that today's golfers wbo want(() make a run at tile modern "grand slam" must first win Jones' Masters. Palmer, the Masters' only four-time champion, has fl. nlshed no better the past four Masters thsn his tie for 18th list year, 10 strokes behind wlrmer Charles Coody . Now 42, Palmer, long the darling of Masters' galleries, hssn't been a contender at Augusta since his fourth place finish In 1967 -a far cry from his Masters' heyday of 1958-65 when he hsd four firsts, two seconds and a third. Jack Nicklaus, who has already taken away Palmer's career money lead, is favored next week to make Arnie only ' one of two four-time Masters champs and some of Nicklaus' challengers will be youngsters who neV(!r knew Bobby Jones or Ben Hogan., MIMesota Twins . WU!le Davis hit a twO-i'\lll homer for the Dodgers and now has connected for four homers, four triples and two doubles this spring. Don Sutton pitched the first seven innings for the Dodgers. We provide the lost service In other camps: Johnny of a rabbit and Bench drove in five runa with rellobll lty of o lurtle. Cell twohomersandasingletc>lead us for your tire needs. the Cincinnati Reds to a 1U triumph over the Philadelphia Phillies. Tony Perez and Dave Con-pclon also homered for '" the Reds ...Rey Culp pitched seven strong innings and singled in the winning run, in the seventh as the Boston Red Sox beat the Houston Aatroo, 53. Doug Rader hit a two-run homer for the Astroo. .__ _ _ _ _;;;,;,;,_. Jim Lonborg, the Red Sox' .---------------. Start your garden this way ••• · and watch ft.growl TILLERS - Cc:ipnt_... "-'1-dutJ- · --faftml·-··· _. ...... 175.95 3'12 H.P. 195:95 5 H.P. You duplicate nature's own meth od of building soU fer- lillly with a Gilson filler . Here's why: Gilson's perfecl slicing and blending action miKes up soli and organic matter thoroughly .. . forms a loose, aerated seedbed. As a result. plant roots penetrate and reach out easily ; moisture is absorbed more readily ; decomposi tion of soil minerals and ' organic waste takes pla ce quicker. Your garden gets off to a faster start and flower s and vegetables grow bigger !nan ever before. Gilson tillers feature extra heav y construction, gua fa nteed tines (replaced free It ever broken ), cast Iron gea r case, ad. justable tilling widths. 3'h and 5 H.P. Ebersbach Hardware "Everything in Hardware" 110 W. MAIN POMEROY �_, • 4-The Dilly Sentinel, Mlddltport..Pomeroy,O., Marrh 30, 1972 • Bench Paces Reds 12-6 Win CLEARWATER, Fla. (UPI)-Johnny Bench brought llame live runs with a pair of bonners and a &Ingle Wed.-'-1 aa the Cincinnati lle<b ..00 a 1~ win over the l'blllclelphta i>hlls in spring llhlblllon play. Cincinnati plays the New Yort Melli today at St. Petersburg. Bench hit a three-run home run In the first ll)nlng, a runproducing single In the second and a :IOlo..hOOJer in seventh. Tony Perez followed · Bench's second homer with me of hls own and Dave Concepcion added a two-run blast later lit the inning. Remers allo accounted for f<lur of the Phlllles' runs. Don Gullett, who worked the first eight Innings for the Red$, earned the victory. Clay Carroll, who finlahed up, beaned the first batter to face him, Mike Anderson, who ·left the field on a stretcher with a bloody Jell ear. He was hospitalized· ,as a precautionary measure. • Reds Manager Sparky Anderson regards his ream's top ·o£.168 Applicants Found W The Virginia Squires figure they're halfway to the Eastern Division finals. Virginia cllnched second place Wednesday night by beating the Mempllis Pros, 12399, and now hosts the fourthplace F1oridians Friday night in a besl-of-fleVen first round American BasketbaU Association playoff series. The Squires beat the Floridians in seven of 11 meetings . Pro Standings Governor, Wife to Host CHOCOLATES for EASTER : teams," Anqerson said. "He's have speed, power and PT. PLEASANT' - Of 168 through the Mason County super." defense." persons flUng new applications Board of Education to set up a Batting coarh Ted KluszewThe Reds will meet the All- for work In Mason County In welding class In this area at the ski, however, believes the . tros April ~ In the Natl9nal Febnil!cy, 21 were placed, Mason County . Vocational tough team tn be Houstnn. League season opener at accll"dlng tn Jack L. Smith, Center. These facWties haVe "Their pitching is ex- Jliverfrmt Stadium in Cln- . manacer of the Point Pleaaant been . approved by the ceDent," he said. ''They also clnnati. Local Office of the West Veteran's Administration, Virginia Department .of Em- thereby allowing trainees who ployment Security. Fifty-nine are veterans to draw.veterans of the applicants were training aUowances for the training course. veterans . . The local .ofllce ill cw:rently Information regarding . this cooperating with the State should · be gotten thru the this season and, despite the points and Julius Erving added fourth rookie in ABA history to Veteran's representative w~o absence of league jumper 26 in Virginia's victory over reach the 2,1l00iJoint plateau as Board of Vocational Education Charlie Scott, the club believes Memphis. The Squires, ahead he scored 21 against · the it can win its division by 11 points entering the fourth F1oridlana. Dan Issei netted 12 ' semifinal. q~arter, tnok no rhanci!s about to paas the t,Gropoint mart In New York, hoping that their bid lor second place as his secOnd year as a pro. Mack NHL Stindints Virginia would lose so it could they riddled the Memphis calvin paced the Floridillna · Final ABA ltandings By United~ lntor~ational By United Press International meet the Squires in a tie- defense. Wilbert Jones led the with 25 points. East · Ent · W. ·L. T. Pis breaking game, finished the Pros with 24 points. W• . l. 'Pet. ~B x-Boston 53 12 11 117 _season in third place and must 68 16 .810 A Willie Wise layup with two Kentucky Indiana's Bob Netolicky, New York -48 15 13 109 face Eastern champion Ken- minutes remaining broke a 106- beld tn ais points by New York Montreol 45 39 .536 23 -14 16 16 100 Virginia -14 40 .524 24 New York tucky. The Colonels, who beat tie and propeUed Utah to its Tuesdn night, scored 24 Toronto 32 3D 14 78 36 48 .429 32 Floridians 33 J.C 10 76 the Nets in eight of 1i games, 1011) win in 12 meetings with against Pitisburgh. Mel Detroit lS 49 .417 33 Carolina Buffalo 15 42 19 ¥i Pittsburgh entertain New York in their. Denver. Wise finished with a Daniels added 20 for the Vancouver 1950745 25 59 .298 ol3 West Saturday night playoff opener. game-high 28 points, while Pacers. Pittsburgh's punch West W. l. Pel. GB W. L. T. .Pis In tbe Western Division, Byron Beck led Denver with 21 was provided by Bob Verga's Utah 60 24 .714 x-Chlcago -14 17 15 103 second place Indians tips off its points. . 47 37 .569 13 29 points and Skeeter Swift's . Mlnn~ta 36 28 12 84 indiana Dallas 42 42 .500 1B playoff opener against fourth Si. louis 28 ·37 11 67 Artis Gibnore became the '!/. 34 SO .405 26. Pittsburgh 25 38 13 63 Denver place Denver in Jndianapolls 26 58 .310 34 P!tlladelphla 25 37 13 · 63 Memphis Friday night and third place Wednesday's Results California 21 37 18 60 Indiana 128 Pittsburgh 113 Dallas visits champion Utah in Los Ang. 19 49 8 46 Vlrglnla 123 Memphis 99 ·· Salt Lake City Saturday night. x-CIInchtddivlsiontltlt Kentucky117Fioridlans 109 Wednesday's RosuHs Utah finished its season with Utah 112 Denver 109· New York 2 Detroit 2 (01iygamesscheduled l a 112-109 victory over Denver Chicago 5 Montreal 5 phon~ 6'15-2'170. Wednesday night, while KenToronto 4 Boston 1· Pittsburgh 5 California 4 tucky whipped the Floridians, los Angeles4 Vancouver 2 117-10!!, and Indiana routed Gov. John J. Gilligan and Knoxville, Ohio, wiU make (onlygamesscheduledl Pittsburgh, 128-113, on the final Mrs. Gilligan will be hosts for these awards. Mrs. Minnie HIU! Tllursdty's Games Buffaloat Philadelphia night of the season. . the annual spring tea and Moody, of (lranville, the (onlygameschtduledl Bernie WIUtams scored 33 workshop program honoring judge of the essay conU!at, will County Chairmen and Co- give her concepts of gCJI)d AHl Sltndlngs Chairmen of the Martha writing.) By United Presslntornationat LEGAL NOTICE East · Cooper Ohioana Mrs. Everett R • . Hayes of Kinney Notice to Bidders: W. l . T. Pis Sealed quotations will be Library Association . on Great Bend will represent Boston 40191494 received bv the Board of County 40 21 13 93 Nova Scotia Commissi~_ners of Meigs Saturday, April 29, 1972, at the Meigs county at. lhill event County, Ohio, at the office of the Governor's Mansion, 358 North which ill annuaUy spmsored by ~prlngfleld 30 291H4 County Commissioners In the 27361165 . Providence Court House, in the v til age of Parkview, Columbus, at 2 p.m. Ohloana Library as one of Its Rochester 2737 963 Pomeroy , Ohio 45769, until 9:30 A highUght of the program Important . projects In West A.M. on the 18th day of April W. LT. Pis 1972 tor the furnishing of all will be the presentation of the promoting and publicizing the Baltimore 33 29 11 77 kinds and sizes of aggregates Lucille Loy Kuck · Ohioan a literary and musical acHershey 31 29 13 75 that may be required by the Meigs County Highway Awards Contest for the winning compUshments of Ohioan&, and Cincinnati 29 27 17}5 ' Department. ' essays by amateur writers of in gaining recognition for Cleveland 30 34 10 70 Quote price per ton, F .O.B. Richmond 2S 32 13 69 loaded at the vendor 's plant for Ohio. Mrs. Kuck of New Ohio's authors and composers. Tldewater 21 ol3 9 51 the varlou!!. kind and sizes of Wtdnescloy's Results aggregates that may be Hershe\1 4 Rochester 4 required which w ill conform to Prov 2 Nova Scotia 0 the pert inent State ot Ohio, Department ot Highways Cine! 2 Tidewater 1 construction and material (01iygamesscheduiedl specifications , "703 Thursday's Gimes Aggregates," dated January 1, (No Games scheduled l 1971 ; Excepting pea or shot Squires Clinch Second Place By United Press International . ,- comes to the · Mason c-ty Court HOUle the first and third Tuesday of each month In the forenoon. · T~ plans at lhill time are for 40 hours of training each week tO last 15 weeks. The cost wiU be $750 'per trainee. lnl.erelled applicants may inquire at the local employment ofllce, 'aa the class wiD aillo be open to.olhet lh8n veterans ind wiU CQIIIaln at least 1» students, , . The local ofllce 18 -~ ui- . ·terested in findln& a pel"ll1l\ who has had elg!Jt nl!l'l •• perience in mine main~ . and who has a high IICboCII education or better, who would. be interested In teacbing lllinli maintenance .to beginners lli the coal mine Industry. ' , ~ · Experienced waitresses w110· have their own transportation are needed at nearby truck stnps. '' A number.of d~ndable day workers and housepalnters want work. Several , _ , seek employment 1!1 aaittlt!nll families with spring hOUBe cleaning. Any individual Iii· terested in employing day workers and housepainters should contact the Departmant of Employment Security by · competitor in the National League West this year tn be the San Francisco Giants "because they won it last year." "Willie McCovey along gives them the edge over the other Ohioana Workshop, Tea .. Soine Items Are Umited First Come First SeiV8d So Huny BOBBIE BLOUSES BROOKS DRESSES . OFF ON SPALDING MENS ONEIDA STAINLESS GOLF SET 7 PC. SET ·TABLEWARE M.iss REG. $49.95 Out 2 WOODS • SPALDING PIN FLITE SERVICE FOR 8 I 53 PC. · REG. $18.99 SPALDING OFFICIAL UTILE LEAGUE BASEBALLS G~LF BA\LLS YOURSELF 10 GIGANTIC SAYINGS p~99~ 3 . REG. $2.95 00 CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY A '24goo value! Always ·· ·. .· ., Appreciated '2.50 lb. gravel which Is an ungraded material. Prices quoted on this bid shall be in effect without change until May 1, 1973. Estimated quantity of all aggregates required , ap . proximately 60,000 tons . · With respect to the aforesaid estimated quantities bidder Shall understand that no guarantee Is g i\len as to the actual quantities of aggregates to be furnished , but each successful bidder shall be required to furnIsh any part of the actual requirements as ordered during this bid period . On the outside of the envelope containing the bid forms, the bidders shall have their name and address and marked "Aggreg~te Bid ! ' Golfers To Honor Fraser COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Leo Fraser, who was president of the Professional Golfers Association during the player dispute four years ago, will be given the Richardson Award by the Golf Writers' Association of America (GWAA). Fraser, a golf pro at the age Proposa ls are to be returned on bid forms supplied by the of 16, Wednesday caUed the Vendor . Quotations will be opened at honor "the icing on the cake the time spec ified above , that golf has been to me." The Meigs County co'm . He wiD get the award next miss ioners reserve the right to relec:t any or all quotations or Wednesday on the eve of the any part thereof . Masters Golf Tournament. Fraser, now an honorary Martha Chambers , Clerk Board of County Comm issioners president of the PGA, managed 13 ) 30 141 6, 2tc to bring dissident touring pros hack into the organization in 1968 after an extended legal battle. Now 60, Fraser owns the Atlantic City, N. J., Country Club. He was chief architect of the $100,000 PGA Club Professionals Championship and of the revised qualifying format for the National PGA Championship. today· s FUNNY I/- IS T..t'l't FUNNY· wYI ,_, $1.00 lw -h ""';"' "h•'l" """· 5tH. to: T..to,'s FUHHY,IZOO Watlloio<l St., C1mla"", Qlo;, 44lll. CASEY NAMED NEW YORK (UPI)-Robert E. Casey, 38, former publicist with the New York Yankees and most recently assistant sports editor of tbe New Haven Register, was named Wednesday as the public relations dlrectnr of the National Hockey League. Original Name On Sept. 16, 1630, the village of Shawmut, Mass., changed its name to Boston, taking the new name from Boston. England. 20. and 30.Wt. NEW CAR FOR EASTER? TRY US FOR AN AUTO LOAN The Farmers Bank &Savings Co. POMEROY, OHIO Member Federal Reserve System On Fridays Our Drive-In Window is Open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., (Continuously). $20,000 Maximum Insurance For Each Depositor Ginune more. Working people are sick of it. With Easter time near, would many welcome Christ If He came hack lhill year to ask where and what of the rules and laws He laid down for you? "What have you done with the good world and sound healthy bodies and minds 1 gave you?" To how many' would He say, "Youhaverunagoodraceand fought a good fight, my true and faithful servant"? We may ask how many will be in church Sunday to partake of the "Master's Cup," em-. blems of His broken body and the blood He shed for us? Or out parading their Easter wardrobe; out where nothing ill illicit or unlawful. Just do your thing, and "hang in there." We call it misdemeanor May as well do away with law - It's so seldom enforced soon the working class will really tire of being used. To pay for aU these sick peoples' mistakes, Illness, medica tim, etc. arid join them I Then what? Perhaps they'D learn to healthe~~~~elves. Or at least feed themselves. But not so lmg as anyone sick' else has food and .they can tske It's like this civil tights bit, theirs. and welfare in most forms. It BEYOND THE CROSS has no end - just "Gimme Belure the Cross of Jesus All CLIMATE .00" ... " ' I I I I, ion i ~gamescheduled) · Thursdey'sGiimes Golden Stale at Milwaukee Chicago at los Angeles (oniygamesscheduiedl ANDERSON TO RET~E PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI)Bill An!lerson, who broadcast the Portland Buckaroos' Western Hockey League games for 11 seasons at KPOK, will retire after the club's final game of the season on APru ~. Anderson, wha ligures he ll'oadcut a .icord ~,250 goaill for a league radio announcer, will be honored with • special night at the Memorial COIIaeum finale acalnsl the Seattle Totema, MOTOR-~ OIL ' :,0 I I' LIMIT 6QTS. i When we install an ~0£ii1Cll whole-house air conditioner! save A""•"• An central . · r conditioner in the size that is right for your home. Symptoms of Sick Society By Goldie Clendenin PORTLAND- Each day we learn from newscasts and publications another link In the chain of moral breakdown of what has become a sick, unhealthy society. NotaltngetherfrompoUution of the fields and streams, but rather of the mind and soul. People in high places seem tn be saying : We can't control 'em - let's join 'em. The murders of law officers and women and children, the burglars, rapists, and rioters are mostly made to look like the innocent, sorrowlul vlctims. 1 When they've been In jail awhile, paid a fine and turned loose after going through our courts - it's he or she was sick! We must build better prisons. Give them fresh fruit for breakfast. Allow their male or female companions visiting rights. And supply recreation centers, etc. All this afte~ taxpayers, law abiding, hard working folk have paid an attorney for them, to let them out on the people again, • Now who is sick - sick - VALVOLINE · NBA Playoff Standings By United Press tllfernallonoi IAll Ser!ts Best of 7) Eastern Conference !Semifinals) ,, W. l. Pet, Boston 1 0 1:000 Al!an_la . 0 1. .000 W. l. Pet. New York 0 D .000 Baltimore 0 0 .000 Western Conference !Semifinals) w. l. Pet. los Angeles 1 0 1.000 Chicago 0 1 .000 W. l. Pet. GoldenState 1 0 1.000 Milwaukee 0 1 .000 Wtdnuday's ResuHs Boston 126 Atlanta 108 Christ My changing self I see. A child loo young to undersland, The Cross , means mystery. I come again before the Cross When lenderest years are by. Somelhlng sllrs within my soul: I stand ln. awe and sigh. My eyes are forced beyond the ' Cross . To all humanity. "I died for you - and for them, lao, " Speaks Christ's sweet voice to me. KEY CHAINS Heres what we do: .. WllH YOUR NAME . Add a cooling coil to your forced air furnace. Connect it to the condenser section that sets outside. FIND YOURS 69~ VALUE ONLY · I cannot be a child again And claim 1 do not know The meaning of His sacrllice, His death, His love to show. There · is no purpose In His death If nothing changes me. I crucify my lord unless Beyond the Cross I see. By Eloise J. Johnoon. Easter Week Special Blooming Plants Easter lilies Hydrageas All Azaleas 10 Pet. OH Mums Cash &_g,rrv 'Dudley's Fbist Sf N. Second St. Micldltport, Ollio Deliver the Stor-Mor" Compactor. -OFFER EXTENDED TO A.,.,.. ;..~\,'-'C;, ' ·\\\" · ~\\ APRIL 15, 1972 . ~\~~~ . . FOREMAN &ABBOTT MIDDLEPORT, OtUO '· tl % OF �_, • 4-The Dilly Sentinel, Mlddltport..Pomeroy,O., Marrh 30, 1972 • Bench Paces Reds 12-6 Win CLEARWATER, Fla. (UPI)-Johnny Bench brought llame live runs with a pair of bonners and a &Ingle Wed.-'-1 aa the Cincinnati lle<b ..00 a 1~ win over the l'blllclelphta i>hlls in spring llhlblllon play. Cincinnati plays the New Yort Melli today at St. Petersburg. Bench hit a three-run home run In the first ll)nlng, a runproducing single In the second and a :IOlo..hOOJer in seventh. Tony Perez followed · Bench's second homer with me of hls own and Dave Concepcion added a two-run blast later lit the inning. Remers allo accounted for f<lur of the Phlllles' runs. Don Gullett, who worked the first eight Innings for the Red$, earned the victory. Clay Carroll, who finlahed up, beaned the first batter to face him, Mike Anderson, who ·left the field on a stretcher with a bloody Jell ear. He was hospitalized· ,as a precautionary measure. • Reds Manager Sparky Anderson regards his ream's top ·o£.168 Applicants Found W The Virginia Squires figure they're halfway to the Eastern Division finals. Virginia cllnched second place Wednesday night by beating the Mempllis Pros, 12399, and now hosts the fourthplace F1oridians Friday night in a besl-of-fleVen first round American BasketbaU Association playoff series. The Squires beat the Floridians in seven of 11 meetings . Pro Standings Governor, Wife to Host CHOCOLATES for EASTER : teams," Anqerson said. "He's have speed, power and PT. PLEASANT' - Of 168 through the Mason County super." defense." persons flUng new applications Board of Education to set up a Batting coarh Ted KluszewThe Reds will meet the All- for work In Mason County In welding class In this area at the ski, however, believes the . tros April ~ In the Natl9nal Febnil!cy, 21 were placed, Mason County . Vocational tough team tn be Houstnn. League season opener at accll"dlng tn Jack L. Smith, Center. These facWties haVe "Their pitching is ex- Jliverfrmt Stadium in Cln- . manacer of the Point Pleaaant been . approved by the ceDent," he said. ''They also clnnati. Local Office of the West Veteran's Administration, Virginia Department .of Em- thereby allowing trainees who ployment Security. Fifty-nine are veterans to draw.veterans of the applicants were training aUowances for the training course. veterans . . The local .ofllce ill cw:rently Information regarding . this cooperating with the State should · be gotten thru the this season and, despite the points and Julius Erving added fourth rookie in ABA history to Veteran's representative w~o absence of league jumper 26 in Virginia's victory over reach the 2,1l00iJoint plateau as Board of Vocational Education Charlie Scott, the club believes Memphis. The Squires, ahead he scored 21 against · the it can win its division by 11 points entering the fourth F1oridlana. Dan Issei netted 12 ' semifinal. q~arter, tnok no rhanci!s about to paas the t,Gropoint mart In New York, hoping that their bid lor second place as his secOnd year as a pro. Mack NHL Stindints Virginia would lose so it could they riddled the Memphis calvin paced the Floridillna · Final ABA ltandings By United~ lntor~ational By United Press International meet the Squires in a tie- defense. Wilbert Jones led the with 25 points. East · Ent · W. ·L. T. Pis breaking game, finished the Pros with 24 points. W• . l. 'Pet. ~B x-Boston 53 12 11 117 _season in third place and must 68 16 .810 A Willie Wise layup with two Kentucky Indiana's Bob Netolicky, New York -48 15 13 109 face Eastern champion Ken- minutes remaining broke a 106- beld tn ais points by New York Montreol 45 39 .536 23 -14 16 16 100 Virginia -14 40 .524 24 New York tucky. The Colonels, who beat tie and propeUed Utah to its Tuesdn night, scored 24 Toronto 32 3D 14 78 36 48 .429 32 Floridians 33 J.C 10 76 the Nets in eight of 1i games, 1011) win in 12 meetings with against Pitisburgh. Mel Detroit lS 49 .417 33 Carolina Buffalo 15 42 19 ¥i Pittsburgh entertain New York in their. Denver. Wise finished with a Daniels added 20 for the Vancouver 1950745 25 59 .298 ol3 West Saturday night playoff opener. game-high 28 points, while Pacers. Pittsburgh's punch West W. l. Pel. GB W. L. T. .Pis In tbe Western Division, Byron Beck led Denver with 21 was provided by Bob Verga's Utah 60 24 .714 x-Chlcago -14 17 15 103 second place Indians tips off its points. . 47 37 .569 13 29 points and Skeeter Swift's . Mlnn~ta 36 28 12 84 indiana Dallas 42 42 .500 1B playoff opener against fourth Si. louis 28 ·37 11 67 Artis Gibnore became the '!/. 34 SO .405 26. Pittsburgh 25 38 13 63 Denver place Denver in Jndianapolls 26 58 .310 34 P!tlladelphla 25 37 13 · 63 Memphis Friday night and third place Wednesday's Results California 21 37 18 60 Indiana 128 Pittsburgh 113 Dallas visits champion Utah in Los Ang. 19 49 8 46 Vlrglnla 123 Memphis 99 ·· Salt Lake City Saturday night. x-CIInchtddivlsiontltlt Kentucky117Fioridlans 109 Wednesday's RosuHs Utah finished its season with Utah 112 Denver 109· New York 2 Detroit 2 (01iygamesscheduled l a 112-109 victory over Denver Chicago 5 Montreal 5 phon~ 6'15-2'170. Wednesday night, while KenToronto 4 Boston 1· Pittsburgh 5 California 4 tucky whipped the Floridians, los Angeles4 Vancouver 2 117-10!!, and Indiana routed Gov. John J. Gilligan and Knoxville, Ohio, wiU make (onlygamesscheduledl Pittsburgh, 128-113, on the final Mrs. Gilligan will be hosts for these awards. Mrs. Minnie HIU! Tllursdty's Games Buffaloat Philadelphia night of the season. . the annual spring tea and Moody, of (lranville, the (onlygameschtduledl Bernie WIUtams scored 33 workshop program honoring judge of the essay conU!at, will County Chairmen and Co- give her concepts of gCJI)d AHl Sltndlngs Chairmen of the Martha writing.) By United Presslntornationat LEGAL NOTICE East · Cooper Ohioana Mrs. Everett R • . Hayes of Kinney Notice to Bidders: W. l . T. Pis Sealed quotations will be Library Association . on Great Bend will represent Boston 40191494 received bv the Board of County 40 21 13 93 Nova Scotia Commissi~_ners of Meigs Saturday, April 29, 1972, at the Meigs county at. lhill event County, Ohio, at the office of the Governor's Mansion, 358 North which ill annuaUy spmsored by ~prlngfleld 30 291H4 County Commissioners In the 27361165 . Providence Court House, in the v til age of Parkview, Columbus, at 2 p.m. Ohloana Library as one of Its Rochester 2737 963 Pomeroy , Ohio 45769, until 9:30 A highUght of the program Important . projects In West A.M. on the 18th day of April W. LT. Pis 1972 tor the furnishing of all will be the presentation of the promoting and publicizing the Baltimore 33 29 11 77 kinds and sizes of aggregates Lucille Loy Kuck · Ohioan a literary and musical acHershey 31 29 13 75 that may be required by the Meigs County Highway Awards Contest for the winning compUshments of Ohioan&, and Cincinnati 29 27 17}5 ' Department. ' essays by amateur writers of in gaining recognition for Cleveland 30 34 10 70 Quote price per ton, F .O.B. Richmond 2S 32 13 69 loaded at the vendor 's plant for Ohio. Mrs. Kuck of New Ohio's authors and composers. Tldewater 21 ol3 9 51 the varlou!!. kind and sizes of Wtdnescloy's Results aggregates that may be Hershe\1 4 Rochester 4 required which w ill conform to Prov 2 Nova Scotia 0 the pert inent State ot Ohio, Department ot Highways Cine! 2 Tidewater 1 construction and material (01iygamesscheduiedl specifications , "703 Thursday's Gimes Aggregates," dated January 1, (No Games scheduled l 1971 ; Excepting pea or shot Squires Clinch Second Place By United Press International . ,- comes to the · Mason c-ty Court HOUle the first and third Tuesday of each month In the forenoon. · T~ plans at lhill time are for 40 hours of training each week tO last 15 weeks. The cost wiU be $750 'per trainee. lnl.erelled applicants may inquire at the local employment ofllce, 'aa the class wiD aillo be open to.olhet lh8n veterans ind wiU CQIIIaln at least 1» students, , . The local ofllce 18 -~ ui- . ·terested in findln& a pel"ll1l\ who has had elg!Jt nl!l'l •• perience in mine main~ . and who has a high IICboCII education or better, who would. be interested In teacbing lllinli maintenance .to beginners lli the coal mine Industry. ' , ~ · Experienced waitresses w110· have their own transportation are needed at nearby truck stnps. '' A number.of d~ndable day workers and housepalnters want work. Several , _ , seek employment 1!1 aaittlt!nll families with spring hOUBe cleaning. Any individual Iii· terested in employing day workers and housepainters should contact the Departmant of Employment Security by · competitor in the National League West this year tn be the San Francisco Giants "because they won it last year." "Willie McCovey along gives them the edge over the other Ohioana Workshop, Tea .. Soine Items Are Umited First Come First SeiV8d So Huny BOBBIE BLOUSES BROOKS DRESSES . OFF ON SPALDING MENS ONEIDA STAINLESS GOLF SET 7 PC. SET ·TABLEWARE M.iss REG. $49.95 Out 2 WOODS • SPALDING PIN FLITE SERVICE FOR 8 I 53 PC. · REG. $18.99 SPALDING OFFICIAL UTILE LEAGUE BASEBALLS G~LF BA\LLS YOURSELF 10 GIGANTIC SAYINGS p~99~ 3 . REG. $2.95 00 CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY A '24goo value! Always ·· ·. .· ., Appreciated '2.50 lb. gravel which Is an ungraded material. Prices quoted on this bid shall be in effect without change until May 1, 1973. Estimated quantity of all aggregates required , ap . proximately 60,000 tons . · With respect to the aforesaid estimated quantities bidder Shall understand that no guarantee Is g i\len as to the actual quantities of aggregates to be furnished , but each successful bidder shall be required to furnIsh any part of the actual requirements as ordered during this bid period . On the outside of the envelope containing the bid forms, the bidders shall have their name and address and marked "Aggreg~te Bid ! ' Golfers To Honor Fraser COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Leo Fraser, who was president of the Professional Golfers Association during the player dispute four years ago, will be given the Richardson Award by the Golf Writers' Association of America (GWAA). Fraser, a golf pro at the age Proposa ls are to be returned on bid forms supplied by the of 16, Wednesday caUed the Vendor . Quotations will be opened at honor "the icing on the cake the time spec ified above , that golf has been to me." The Meigs County co'm . He wiD get the award next miss ioners reserve the right to relec:t any or all quotations or Wednesday on the eve of the any part thereof . Masters Golf Tournament. Fraser, now an honorary Martha Chambers , Clerk Board of County Comm issioners president of the PGA, managed 13 ) 30 141 6, 2tc to bring dissident touring pros hack into the organization in 1968 after an extended legal battle. Now 60, Fraser owns the Atlantic City, N. J., Country Club. He was chief architect of the $100,000 PGA Club Professionals Championship and of the revised qualifying format for the National PGA Championship. today· s FUNNY I/- IS T..t'l't FUNNY· wYI ,_, $1.00 lw -h ""';"' "h•'l" """· 5tH. to: T..to,'s FUHHY,IZOO Watlloio<l St., C1mla"", Qlo;, 44lll. CASEY NAMED NEW YORK (UPI)-Robert E. Casey, 38, former publicist with the New York Yankees and most recently assistant sports editor of tbe New Haven Register, was named Wednesday as the public relations dlrectnr of the National Hockey League. Original Name On Sept. 16, 1630, the village of Shawmut, Mass., changed its name to Boston, taking the new name from Boston. England. 20. and 30.Wt. NEW CAR FOR EASTER? TRY US FOR AN AUTO LOAN The Farmers Bank &Savings Co. POMEROY, OHIO Member Federal Reserve System On Fridays Our Drive-In Window is Open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., (Continuously). $20,000 Maximum Insurance For Each Depositor Ginune more. Working people are sick of it. With Easter time near, would many welcome Christ If He came hack lhill year to ask where and what of the rules and laws He laid down for you? "What have you done with the good world and sound healthy bodies and minds 1 gave you?" To how many' would He say, "Youhaverunagoodraceand fought a good fight, my true and faithful servant"? We may ask how many will be in church Sunday to partake of the "Master's Cup," em-. blems of His broken body and the blood He shed for us? Or out parading their Easter wardrobe; out where nothing ill illicit or unlawful. Just do your thing, and "hang in there." We call it misdemeanor May as well do away with law - It's so seldom enforced soon the working class will really tire of being used. To pay for aU these sick peoples' mistakes, Illness, medica tim, etc. arid join them I Then what? Perhaps they'D learn to healthe~~~~elves. Or at least feed themselves. But not so lmg as anyone sick' else has food and .they can tske It's like this civil tights bit, theirs. and welfare in most forms. It BEYOND THE CROSS has no end - just "Gimme Belure the Cross of Jesus All CLIMATE .00" ... " ' I I I I, ion i ~gamescheduled) · Thursdey'sGiimes Golden Stale at Milwaukee Chicago at los Angeles (oniygamesscheduiedl ANDERSON TO RET~E PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI)Bill An!lerson, who broadcast the Portland Buckaroos' Western Hockey League games for 11 seasons at KPOK, will retire after the club's final game of the season on APru ~. Anderson, wha ligures he ll'oadcut a .icord ~,250 goaill for a league radio announcer, will be honored with • special night at the Memorial COIIaeum finale acalnsl the Seattle Totema, MOTOR-~ OIL ' :,0 I I' LIMIT 6QTS. i When we install an ~0£ii1Cll whole-house air conditioner! save A""•"• An central . · r conditioner in the size that is right for your home. Symptoms of Sick Society By Goldie Clendenin PORTLAND- Each day we learn from newscasts and publications another link In the chain of moral breakdown of what has become a sick, unhealthy society. NotaltngetherfrompoUution of the fields and streams, but rather of the mind and soul. People in high places seem tn be saying : We can't control 'em - let's join 'em. The murders of law officers and women and children, the burglars, rapists, and rioters are mostly made to look like the innocent, sorrowlul vlctims. 1 When they've been In jail awhile, paid a fine and turned loose after going through our courts - it's he or she was sick! We must build better prisons. Give them fresh fruit for breakfast. Allow their male or female companions visiting rights. And supply recreation centers, etc. All this afte~ taxpayers, law abiding, hard working folk have paid an attorney for them, to let them out on the people again, • Now who is sick - sick - VALVOLINE · NBA Playoff Standings By United Press tllfernallonoi IAll Ser!ts Best of 7) Eastern Conference !Semifinals) ,, W. l. Pet, Boston 1 0 1:000 Al!an_la . 0 1. .000 W. l. Pet. New York 0 D .000 Baltimore 0 0 .000 Western Conference !Semifinals) w. l. Pet. los Angeles 1 0 1.000 Chicago 0 1 .000 W. l. Pet. GoldenState 1 0 1.000 Milwaukee 0 1 .000 Wtdnuday's ResuHs Boston 126 Atlanta 108 Christ My changing self I see. A child loo young to undersland, The Cross , means mystery. I come again before the Cross When lenderest years are by. Somelhlng sllrs within my soul: I stand ln. awe and sigh. My eyes are forced beyond the ' Cross . To all humanity. "I died for you - and for them, lao, " Speaks Christ's sweet voice to me. KEY CHAINS Heres what we do: .. WllH YOUR NAME . Add a cooling coil to your forced air furnace. Connect it to the condenser section that sets outside. FIND YOURS 69~ VALUE ONLY · I cannot be a child again And claim 1 do not know The meaning of His sacrllice, His death, His love to show. There · is no purpose In His death If nothing changes me. I crucify my lord unless Beyond the Cross I see. By Eloise J. Johnoon. Easter Week Special Blooming Plants Easter lilies Hydrageas All Azaleas 10 Pet. OH Mums Cash &_g,rrv 'Dudley's Fbist Sf N. Second St. Micldltport, Ollio Deliver the Stor-Mor" Compactor. -OFFER EXTENDED TO A.,.,.. ;..~\,'-'C;, ' ·\\\" · ~\\ APRIL 15, 1972 . ~\~~~ . . FOREMAN &ABBOTT MIDDLEPORT, OtUO '· tl % OF �J . r r.. . A tlloalbt lldiiJ: ~ can Poet Jll!lel Ruaell Lowlll said: •'Then It II the brave 111111 , choosq, while the ®Win~ stands alone." ,_,.. ..... ..._.. D I' l.ll'llll'll'illsll t'J.,.., •- .r...., OJ.O.• Mr cli31.1rl2 HomeHealth Childr~n Having Story Told tmlffJ1JJ , Charlene Hoeflich · . I I ' EASTER .ome(hing to think about · Talents Shown In Fine Arts . I : ~·yw.. NEW HAVEN- Members of Mrs. Gurtis reported that the the New Haven Women's Club club received a citation for presented a well-received Community Improvement of program Tuesday evening at which Mrs. Charles Dodd Is the New Haven Library with chairman, and another citation Mrs. Eugene (Pauline) Hester, for the Press Book of which line arts chairman, In charge:- Mrs. Charles Smith is chair· Others on her committee are ·m.n. Mrs . George Ingels, Mrs. At the opening of the Venus Ward and Mrs. R. G. business meeting, Mrs. Eugene Greene. Hester, presented the Members of the club devotionals, "We Live For exhibited a variety of items Others." Mrs. Darrell Wallace they had made. Mrs. Paul was accepted as a new Scally, for example, wore a member of the club and the green sult she had made and club voted to participate In the displayed a hapdmade Cancer Drive which will start crocll!lted jacket and sweater. April lOth. She also showed a knitted Mrs. Gurtis discussed the sweater and the needles district workshop In New needed In making the wearing Haven the first part of June. apparel. Hostesses were Mrs. John Floral arrangements were Wolfe and Mrs. Donald Roush. exhibited by Mrs. Marjorie The dining table was centered Hoffman, Mrs. Emo Wood, with an Easter arrangement. Mrs. Phil Batey and Mrs. Refreshments were served Donald Roush. Mrs. J. R. buffet style. Marshall exhibited jewelry Attending were Mrs. Robert made of semi and precious Gurtis, Mrs. Phyllis Scott, Mrs. stones. Harold Bumgarner, Mrs . Jesse Mrs. Wllllam Russell sang Abel, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. and played the plano. Mrs. David Roush, Mrs . Jack MlldredRouahturnedoutsome Flesher, Mrs . John Morgan, UvSIY b!!ata with Lawrence Mrs. Eugene Hester,- Mrs. W~k spoons. ~~. ~i\ ~G"-' K~nnethn\'\~ ~~~ Paul Greene read poeli'y en'liUed, Scally, Mri . Marforie Hoff· "Darkness." man, Mrs. Emo Wood, Mrs. Mrs. Kenneth (Donna) Phil Batey, Mrs. J. Marshall, Thompson, representing Mary, Mrs. Wllllam Russell, Mrs. gave a very Impressive Mildred Roush, Mrs. R. G. reading Mary's Soilloquy from Greene, Mrs. Maxine Grimm, "The Terrible Meek." She Mrs . George Ingels and portrayed the anguJsh Mary hO&tesses Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs. went through because of the Roush. Visitors were Mrs. death of her son, Christ. Vesta Morrisette of Hun· At the clO&ing of this scene, tington, Diana Abel, Helen Mrs. Gurtis, club president, <lurils and Lesa Scott. thanked Mrs. Hester and her committee for the program FIRE INVFSI'IGATED and the club for sending her to WARRENTON, Va. (UPI)the Woman's Club Convention Authorltles today investigated at the Greenbrier, White the cause of a stable fire that Sulphur Springs. Others at. destroyed 10 Thoroughbred · tending were Mrs. Kenneth race horses, valued at about Thompson, Mrs. Jack Flesher, $5,000 each; at the New Hope Mrs . WlllJam Russell and Mrs . Farm, located three miles David Roush . south of here. POLLY'S POINTERS Here Are Some Hints On Washing Tatting By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY and Mrs. A.E.D.-1, too, am a tatter and to wash tatting and not have it pull apart, tie it in a sack before washing. When it has been used to edge pillowcases, turn the tatting inside the slip and baste it closed. Use a damp cloth to press tatting, then iron very carefully so as not to catch the point ot the iron in the lace, which is dainty and does require a lot of care if it is going to look pretty after washing.- MRS. T. E. B. DEAR POLLY-I have been making tatting for over 60 years and want to tell Mrs. A.E.D. how I wash mine : first of all, while working on it, have clean hands and clean thread because dirt tatted into the lace will never come out. After it has been used, most of the dirt is on the surface of the rings whlch m~e up the tatted lace. Make a lukewarm solution of mild soap suds or a mild detergent, put this in a fruit jar or other contairler with a lid, add lace and shake the jar until the tatting seems clean. Drain ofl the suds, rinse repeatedly in the jar until all the suds are gone. Block on a heavy terry towel and straight· en out all the picots with a pin or the fingers . Allow to dry slowly. Flat lace may be pressed between towels while wet if time is important but I never put a hot iron directly on tatted lace. Baby shoes . bonnet.s and so on may be blocked by stuffing wet toweling inside . the rounded surfaces and leaving to dry. Be sure all rings and picots are flat and In place first - GERTRUDE -'!Ni"!i<t~~·:~~Wh • . Polly's Problem "· .,...,,~ I,.ITlU!: PEOPLE AND CREAIDR - Mrs. Eugene (Paullne) Hester, a talented club member, made her 13 "little people", some of the bodies of paper-mache, others of carved plaster, and the faces of a few of dried apples. Among the characters are Bozo the Clown; Uncle Remus, an lndian, Cllrlst kneeling and a cardlltal. The cosfumes are in keeping with the characters. This talented la!ly has also created outstanding floral arrangements to be used for special or for ,,, , WJ"i<k< DEAR POLLY -I do hope some reader has a solution for my problem. Is there some way to respray or clean brass that has rusted and corroded? I have an old TV and record player stand that needs bright· ening up and would appreciat~ some help.- MRS. J. C. . ' SKIT GIVEN- Mrs. Robert GurtiiJ, president, is atUred In an outfit depleting Mrs. Black. She along with seven other New Haven Woman's Club members depleted, "How Not to Conduct a Meeting," on Tuesday evening at New Haven Woman'sClubmeetlng. Mrs. GurUs is on the left, next to her is Mrs. Phyilla Scott, treasurer; Mrs. Harold Bumgarner, representing Mrs. Never-ready; and Mrs. Jesse Abel, Lady ~ Koows. Not shown, but taking part in the skit were Mrs. Cllarles Smith, Mrs. David Roush, Mrs. Jack Flesher, Mrs. Mable Morgan. .. 'Hi~!, ttarriS'~~~~ ' By Mrs. Evelyn Brlckles Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cremeans Several !Tom here attended and family have moved from revival services at the the Charles Betzing property Christian Church a~ Long on the Sumner Road to the Bottom last week. property of Coy Hawk here. Mr. and l\lrs. August Rocci Mrs. Edith Betzing and and family of Canton spent daughter, Bernice Hoffman, Sunday here with her mother, attended the funeral of Archie Mrs. Grace Kuhn. Wells at the Methodist Church Mr . and Mrs . Roland at Silver Ridge Monday. Burial· Torrence, Mr. and Mrs. Don Guthrie and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Caldwell and family all spent a recent Sunday with relalives in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Babcock visited Mrs. Ernaline Gorrell at Beverly Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes of Chester called on her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fan Halsey Friday. Mrs. Leone Babcock spent Saturday night with her sister, Mrs. Leota Massar. Mrs. Mary Pierce of Long Bottom and Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Newell of Chester were Sunday gu::st.s of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Newell. ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller and family of Dayton spent a few • days here with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walker and daughter, Ruthie. Rev. and Mrs. Earl Nichols of Athens spent a couple days here with his parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols. -. . ,.{ .... I •.1 ·~ f:.t BAKER WMPO Drawing For Big Bunny.Sat A.M. 3.95 to 5.95 Priscilla Diamonds · US up GOESSLER · -. Pomeroy ..............................~· ~·~.. . ' Pk& 1 just In Time FOR EASTER! WE .ARrPLEASED TO ANNOUNCE OUR NEW LINE OF POLL-PARROT SHOES ". Willi . from our BUDGET PIIE-TISTW ... ,..... dtild't SHOP I ..-.;.. nn$399 FVIIITUII MlDDUPOIT, 0. SHI \.\\\\\ T~~t~:a~ILC~:~.~ CAll . INFANTSHIGHSHO~Sin C. 0 and E width. White. INFANTS size 6 to Jr. size 4. . INFANTS black and white saddle, sizes 5'1• to 8. BOYS & GIRLS extra value buys for Spring. ~- BOYS 2-TONE BROWN square toe, 3 eyelet for active age. BOYS SHOE BOOT 2-tone black & wine and brown & beige. • GIRLS PATENTS in white, black and blue. . AND SAVl •100 OR MOft GIRLS & MISSES PATENTS I~ sizes 8'12 to 4. White, black and blue. ' St9.9fbuys 1 g~llon of Arob Ttrmlto Controt'Cilncentrato. Add on Arab oproy Applicator end you're r11dy 1o completely '-rmtte-proof the a-av• 3-boG'bom homtl 51,.. you over $108 compwtd to lilt cot! of calling In a proltlslonal oxltrmlnltor. Buy Arab and do both yov and yo..- homt 1 favar.'Prlce may val"f tllg!ltly. 1 , ..__.nd heritage house for shoes ' You will reeelve a dtllar If Pollv useo vour ravurlto· h•memakln~t Idea, Pet P«ve~ Polly's Problim or solution to a. problem . Wrlft• l'nlly In carr of this m•wsp11p••r. - form·eny KIPS Shoe Store April2 · ·EJ4STEft·'PlCTURBs ,,·;I' • FILM SA•.EI VIII EY MIDDLEPORT WMBER & SUPPLY 00. . MIDDLEPORT 992-2709 i. Il ()\ POINTVIEW: S 992 - 2505 Tnls week Is strictly up or the passion play may be the down, as far as TV goes. The best show of the night (or, last couple of days have been frankly, II could be the downers. Today's not. worst) . "Jesus: A Passion There's on Oral Roberls- Play for Americans ," Is on roduced Easter special that "Net Biography," S:30 p.m., r.ooks beller than overage Ch. 11 . ~and I'm not much of on Ot;al +++ Roberts fan). A drama based "Where Hove All Our on the death and resurrec- Mothers Gone?" Is the In· tion ol Christ, It's "The lrlgulng su~lect of a special Centurion," and features about the changing concept Jane Powell, Peter Graves of motherhood In America . and Harve Presnell, among Dr. Joyce Brothers Is others, 7 p.m ., Ch. 2, or 8 featured. I suspect, with the p.m., Ch. 7. weekend coming up, my mother has gone to the +++ Another rerun of "Here laundromat. 10 p.m.. Ch. 4. Comes Peter Cottontail" +++ should be a treat . for the MOVIES: "Steel Town," bunny-troll ul, with Danny Howard Duff, 4 p.m., and Kaye featured . 8 p.m., Ch. "Anlhony Adverse/' e dalitly 12. oldie with Fredric March, Olivia de Havilland, 11 : 30 + + + · Amodern dramallzallon of p.m ., both Ch. 10. KODAK .COLOR ex 12& l2's Reg. '1.40 Reg. 70' $210 99~ now CAMERA Reg. 124.95 $2295 99c Reg. '1.75 12's 990 Check Our COSMETIC DEPARTMENT GIFT ·SETS· • .Coty • Helena Rubinstein • Faberge 44' SQUARE SHOOTER .,25 now 9.9C NEW POLAROID $290 aJBES Now KODAK VP 126-12 Black & White FLASHAUJ.JS FINISHING Men's & Boys' Sandy McGee Shoes. Sunday BE READY FOR .THOSE CANDY 1°uP . T • M rs, oms Bridal Shower Given Men's & Boys' Shirts & Ties.,. Red , Off White, Navy. ~ow29C . OF Men's & Boys' Polyester Dress Pants LADIES &.liTilE GIRLS DRESSES and PANT SUITS. LADIES SPRING COATS : AN EASTER WONDERLAND Cleaners large Assortment: EGG DYE R ' ' Easter Is RIT reari E14U/t... Right Hl!rf!! \ 29~ ~ New shipment of men & boys' Wrangler ~eans. Blue & white denim . Flare & straight leg . ' March Birthdays Are Recognized EASTER GRASS JEWELRY STORE. . Court St. Klkit4h LimE GIRLS SWEATER CAPES to 95 ·FILLED EASTER Surprise Party Given Husband sao up ... . . 98 ·t'' was In the cemetery there. Mr . and Mrs . Dinsmore Boyles returned home from attending a wedding and visiting relatives in West Virginia over the weekend. Services of the home health junior members, M1,1ureen nutslng pr91!J'am iii r,!:eigs Hennesy, Sherrie Reuter, County were outlines by Mrs. Melanie Burt, Kathy Werry, Edna Russell, guest spel!kent Fae Reibel; Clleryl Lehew, the Tuesday night meeting of . Tina Voss, Diana Carsey, Ida The Ohio Eta Plii Chapter of baskets for the chUdren and the Ladies Auxillary of Drew Casci, and Jleth McKnight, Webster POst 39, Amerlean serving In the dining room. Be~ S!gma Phi Sorority conduc.t:IDg· an ' egg. h~~nt. The Legion. Tickets will be ·available from meeting Tuelday night at the camp scholarship will be Veterans Memorial Hospital Mrs. Leonard Jewell, Mrs. Colwnbua and Southern Ohio h.andled through ·the Four is headquarters for the Lloyd Wright and Mrs. Gla!lys Electric Co. planned an Easter Rivers Girl Scout Council of ' partY for the c!llldren of the which Meigs County's Big program whlch employes three Cummings. " ItwasnotedthatMrs. Jerone Meigs Coinmunity Class and Bend NeighborhoOd is a part. persons. Mrs. Russell ex· plalned that the p~ oi the Cook fell recently and Is The preferential tea wils set agreed to send a dlsad· vantaged girl .to scout camp for Sunday, April23, 6:30p.m. program is to teach those in the recuperating from her iiljlllies. ;; this itummer. · · at the home of Mrs, Ann home with the Incapacitated A card will be sent. A report The party was held today at Chapman. Founder's Day will person to do the necessary was given oil the mass Fort Meigs with the sorority be observed with .a dinner on things to contribute to Uie initiation Sunday at Mid· .individual's health and ·com- dleport. members taking Easter April ·28 at the Meigs lnn. · JUnior members spent the . 'A rummage sale was set for fort. This sometimes Involves evening preparing favors for May 5 and 6 iii the Reyn~ By Americ~n giving oxygen, taking care of the junior conference to be held bulldlng in Middleport. Plans . were made for the chapter pacemakers, erecting foyer on April 29 at the Sacred Heart Gre~ting members to conduct a lifts for use In moving Invalids, Catholic Church. Twenty telephone campaign In caring for a colostoiny, laking Easter baskets had.been made • . . promoui>n of the mental health blood pressure, giving insulin, for the children of the Com~ RQ!l8ld E. Stephenson leVy to be' voted on iii the May Mrs. Russell Sllid. Sbe stressed munlty Class. CorreSpondence was guest of honor at a bir\h- primary. that the service is available to was read from Mrs. F'rl!d day dinner Sunday at the ((moe The cultural program was young and old. The fee for a Miller on Veterans Affairs, and of his }ather and stepmother, presented by Mrs. Debbie visit Is $10, as established by Mrs . Arnold Richards on Mr, and Mrs. . Willia1n R. Finlaw and Miss Marilyn Blue Cross, plus the cost of Americanism. Stephenson. The birthday of Swan. Mrs. Kathryn Evans of Sl!Pplies. Delegates to the Department Following her talk, Mrs. convention will be elected in Mrs. Stephenson's daughter, the .Kee and Dee Cermanics Tammy Snider, was also Shop was the guest speaker. · Russell was presented with a April. Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. Wright will be hostesses and celebrated. Sp.-6 Stephenson is .Refreshments were served gift. Contributions were made also present the program on home ·on furlough from VIet. by Mrs. Beverly Long, Mrs. nam. On April 3 he will leave Ecl'vlna Scott and Mrs. Donna during the meeting conducted foreign relations and children by Mrs. Harry Davis, and youth at the April meeting. for Fort Carson, Colo. Byer. president; to the POW·MIA Mrs. Edith Fox had the closing Guests at the dinner were fund, and the Xenia home for prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Colmer, Easter treats lor the children. Shari, Bllly, Ti,!llmy, M.a. A report was given by Mrs. Paulette Leach and children, Osby Marlin on \he field ser· Dlivy Bl!.d J~e, Cindy Faulk, vice meeting held in Mid· and ' Mrs. Stephenson's dleport pertaining to how and children, Randy, Tanuny and what can be done for veterans Jlnunle. Mrs. Ben Neutzling en- in rest home. Mrs. Marion Francis en· tertained Saturday evening Mrs. J. M. Thornton, with a surprise party In · ob- legislative chairman, reported . terlained Tuesday alter s_chool SON lS BORN servance of the birthday an- on a bill which will increase with a party in observance of Airman 1-c and Mrs. Jack nlversary of her huaband. BoUl formal education fees for the January, February and Jacobs are announciilg the Mr. and Mrs. Neutzling had · Vietnam veterans by 14 per· March birthdays of scouts In birth of a son, Sean Michael, birthdays over the weekend. eent, and vocational trainiilg Den 3. Games were played with Wednesday at the Patrick Air AttendlngthepartywereMr. fees by 48 percent. She also Force Hospital iii Florida. The and Mrs. Louis Reibel, Mr. and reported that the government pmes going to Timmy Justis Infant weighed seven pounds, Mrs. Phil Meinhart, Ml.u will this year give $100 to each and Philip Hood. Ice cream~ one ounce. · Grandparents are Erma Smith, Mrs. Carrie American Legion Post for the cake and Kool-Ade were se~~o Mr. and Mrs. Clifford· Jacoba, Meinhart, Mr. and Mrs. expenses of conducting ved: Otbers attending were Frank Martin, Ricky Hall, Pmneroy,_and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Burt, Belpre, Mr. and Memorial Day services. Ervin Acree, Clearwater, Fla. Mrs. Rsy Riggs, Mr. and Mrs: Mrs. Grace Pratt, ways _and Randy Batey, r'ony Scott, Mr. and Mn. Ja';"ba of Marviil Burt and Miss SrbU means . chaif!nan, , in4:oduced Randy Hall and guest.s, Keith I . P~erfll -~--- JM~ ~E~~ ch I'IIWftll~ ~aret~Qtp,!i(aJ ~lack and Mike Ralston. Th~ . Beach, ~ti::m:e. ~~-- w~ ~rv::rw .ihr liemleSS: ... l!'~ln',lli~ .· pt'li ' ctis} til the den unable to attend grsndpirllills,• Mt. ~d Mn. · On Sunday Mrs. Riggs and who presented a fund ra 1!\g were Ray siewak, Greg Knapp Cliffore! - Jacobs Wlll leave Mrs. Burt entertained with a project. Orders for items are to and Bobby Fox. Trudy Hall Silturday for Coco Beach, Fla. family dinner party at the be taken to the post on April 7. assisted Mrs. Francis. Nuts are still for sale by the for a visit with their son and his Riggs home honoring their A spaghetti supper was family· parent.s. Following the turkey planned for April22 from 4 to 8 den and can be obtained from dinner a three-tiered cake p.m. Committees appointed Mrs. Francis, 99~884. topped with an Easter egg nest were Mrs. Roy Reuter, Mrs. replica was served with Robert Couch, Mrs: Paul SERVICE AT& SON IS BORN sherbet. During the afternoon, Cascl, Mrs. Ben Neubiling, sunrise service at the Mr . and Mrs. Neutzllng Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Middleport Cllurch of -Christ received a congratulatory call Olan Knapp, Mrs. Pratt and Grueser, Route 3, Pomeroy, wlllbe heldatBa.m. At the 7:30 from their granddaughter and Mrs. Ellen Couch, kitchen; are announcing the birth of a . p.m. service, Mr. Eddie her family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Tho.,rnton, Mrs. Jed second son, Todd Anthony, Bullington will be the speaker. Eugene Hester of Florida. Webster, Sr_., solicitors; and March 24, at the Pleasant Valley Hospital, Point Pleasant. 7\ The infant weighed 10 1 'I pounds, fo,;. ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A bri•l shower honoring Rsymond Hensler, Mrs. Daniel Mrs. Herschel Roush, Mrs. Wendell H. Williams, Route 4, Mrs. Darrell Norris, nee Jan Hensler, Mrs. Julian Hill, Mrs. Marshall Adams, Mrs. Larry Pomeroy, and the paternal Hill, was held recenUy at the Darrell Dugan, Kim Dugan, O'Brien, Linda and Carol grandparents are Mr. and Letart Falla Community Hall. Mrs. Stella Jarrell, Mrs. Ruth O'Brien, Mrs. Dallas Hlll, Mrs. Mrs. Robert E. Grueser, Route Mrs. Marshall Roush and Miss Grindstaff, Mrs. Charles Dolly Wolfe, Mrs. Drew Fisher, 3, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Donna Cross were hostesses. ' Alkire, Mrs. Dale McClurg, Mrs. Dorsa Parsons, Mrs. Grueser have another son, The refreshment ta~le was Mrs. Cecil Roseberry, Mrs. Gerald Hayman, Mrs. Roy Jimmy, 14 months. covered with lace and featured Bllly Hlll, Beth Huffman, Mrs. Donohew, Letart. silver appointments. Tapers George Hill, and Mandy Hill, Sending gifts were Judy POLAROID COLORPACK . QUALLS HOME fisnked the cake Inscribed, Racine. Roberta, Janie Rees, Mr. and POLAROID COLOR PACK TYPE 88 LAND FILM Richard Qualls who has been "Darrell and Jan" which Mrs . Fred Nease, Mrs. Mrs. Carl Wolfe, Jr., Mrs. stationed at the Lackland Air TYPE 108 LAND FILM centered the table. The cake, Wayne Russell, Mrs. Ted Vernon Donahue, Mrs. Wllliam Force Base in Texas, Is home Reg. baked by Mrs. Walter Burke, Russell, Minersville; Mrs . Fox, Mrs. Ferne B. Hayman, on leave. He will be going to Reg. was decorated with miniature Henry Hlll, MeUnda Hill, Mrs. Mrs. Herbert Shields, Mrs. Oklahoma following his leave. 13.49 now umbrdlas. Ice cream, cake, Clarence Hll!, Syracuse; Mrs. Russell Quillen, Mrs. John '5.35 punch, coffee, nuts and mints Shirley Hill, West VIrginia; Wolfe, Mrs. Earl Adams, Mrs. wereservedoncrystaltraysby Mrs. Clarence Proffitt, Mrs. Tommy Hill, .Mrs. Pat Webb, Karen Rhodes, Renee Burke, Eula Proffitt, Mrs. Ilah Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cross, 'Mrs. Denise Cross, Heidi Ashley, Mrs. Haroltl Roush, PorUand. David Hensler, Mrs. Blll Baer, M·3 For Polaroid Lorna Bell, Della Cross, Lee Mrs. Robert Ashley, Mrs. Mrs.• Edgar Taylor, Mrs. Ann Nease, and Teresa illll. Don Bell, Mrs. Florence Smith, Goldie Glllian, St. Clair Hill, SAME DAY 107 PO Denise Cross registered. the Mrs. John Hill,~ Hill, Mrs. Mrs. Peggy Hill, Mrs. Robert SERVICE BLACK AND WHITE FILM guests. Bob Rhodes, Mrs . Floyd Hill, Mrs. Bert Hunt, Mrs. Don In At 9-0ut AI 5 Games were played 'lith Norris, Mrs. VirgO Roush, Hlll, Mrs. Dennis Evans, Mrs. use Our Free Parking Lot prizes going to Mrs. Florence Joey Roush, Mrs. Joe Stobart, ·· Russell Roush, Mrs. Bertha Reg. • Reg. '1.49 A~, Mrs. Brady Huffman, Joy Stobart, Mrs. Anna Alley, Robinson, Mrs. Marvin Hill, Mra. Shirley Dugan, Mrs. Mrs. Patsy Laudermut, Unda Mrs. Walter Burke, Mrs. Ruth '2.95 VtrgU Walker, Pam Hill, and Alley, Mrs. Herschel Norris, Donohew, and Mrs. Harold Florence Smith. Mrs. Herbert Roush, Mrs. Grimm. Others attendln~ were Mrs, Clifford Hill, Max Hlll, Jr., , .. . . . . . . . . . . .~. . . . . . . . . . . . . .- . . . .,.( _ _ _ _. . . . . . . . . . . .. PLUSH BU·NNIES Pierced Ear Rings ,3,50 to $150 Pendants · 3.50.up Bulova Watches SJS up Billfolds and French Purses s.oo to15.00 Birth Flower Brooches 6.50 Cameo Brooches 13.95 ~P \, Scarab Bracelets 13.75 up Birthstone . Bracelets 9.J5 Key Cholns 3.95 CuH Links 3.95 Tie Bars 2.95 Zlppo Ligjlters :~~~, •• 11 ... "~~: , Why ·fear death? It is the most beautiful adventure in life.-Charles Frohman. theatrical producer. WIN T'!f INEWS..APIII lNTUPIU5f A55P<U I !V'"'J'I' CHAMPION DIES MFSI'RE,Italy '(UPI)-Toni Bevilavqua, a two-time world ~msuit cycling champion In 1~1, died today from lnju· ries incurred In a trainiilg mishap last Thursday. Bevilavqua was thrown to the pavement when he swerved trying to avoid colliding with a girl walking down the road while he was training young cyclists. ' Soldier Given Birthday Party PRlCES ARE RIGHT! Just Arrived DEAR POLLY-My Pet Peeve is with that thoughtless person who takes the last two parking spaces by park· lng just enough over the line so another car cannot g<•l into the space.-MRS. R. w. · I, Artcarved Diamonds COACHES NAMED NEW YORK (UPI)-Dean Smith of North Carolina will coach the East squad and Ted Owens of Kansas .is the West director for the first Pizza Hut Basketball Classic in the Las Vegas, Nev., Convention Center, April 15. The Pizza Hut Corp. of Wichita, Kan., created the . classic to benefit the United States Olympic team and help fund Wichita State and Mar· shall University athletic activi· ties after air accidents decimated the schools' football . . 992-5292 Party at Fort .. Dear Sir:, I wonder, as we don our Easter best and stand face to face with ourselves iii the mirror, If we are aeeiilg what this special weekend Is all about? I wonder If we really apply what happened on that first aanday after Cbrlat's death to what lshappenlDg today? It does apply, you know. Take that young helicopter pOol In Vletnain who died trying to save a buddY's life - a buddy be jpi'Obably !lever saw before, blt neverthelesa a bud!ly, He's dead DOw. How does Easter apply to him? Take that aged man who stopped breathlbg last week iii the local nursing home. What does Eastermeantohlm? I say "does" because what It means Is stlll there and active and vitill, even though he Is dead. Anyone will tell you that we celebrate Easter because Christ rose from the dead on the first day of that long-ago week. We're happy for that. But we are happier still that Christ's resurrection left us a perfect example of the miracle He will perform for us someday - when He comes again - If we live ·the life He has ouUined for us. In fact, the Bible tells us that when Christ rose from the tomb a stirring took place.in quiet graves even then, arid what ynu might describe as a sampling of saints rose at the same . time. When I walk through a quiet cemetery, or perform a funeral llervice, and look around me.at the forest of gravestones and the weeping loved ones, I picture In my mind the excitement that will lake place there when Jesus comes and calla His sleepiilg salnt.s to go home with H~ to Heaven. What an Easter that will be! Before you go to church this Easter, take a minute to read I Thessalonians 4:14-18. It will give JIIU something to think about during clmrcll service, and the rest li your life! Herbert MOrgan, Pasior, SeventMay Adventist Church, Pomeroy, . !!?!- ttruntty Phone 992-5759 "TttE CREATOR OF REASONABLE DRUG PRICES" 271 NDrlh Second Middleport, Ohio �J . r r.. . A tlloalbt lldiiJ: ~ can Poet Jll!lel Ruaell Lowlll said: •'Then It II the brave 111111 , choosq, while the ®Win~ stands alone." ,_,.. ..... ..._.. D I' l.ll'llll'll'illsll t'J.,.., •- .r...., OJ.O.• Mr cli31.1rl2 HomeHealth Childr~n Having Story Told tmlffJ1JJ , Charlene Hoeflich · . I I ' EASTER .ome(hing to think about · Talents Shown In Fine Arts . I : ~·yw.. NEW HAVEN- Members of Mrs. Gurtis reported that the the New Haven Women's Club club received a citation for presented a well-received Community Improvement of program Tuesday evening at which Mrs. Charles Dodd Is the New Haven Library with chairman, and another citation Mrs. Eugene (Pauline) Hester, for the Press Book of which line arts chairman, In charge:- Mrs. Charles Smith is chair· Others on her committee are ·m.n. Mrs . George Ingels, Mrs. At the opening of the Venus Ward and Mrs. R. G. business meeting, Mrs. Eugene Greene. Hester, presented the Members of the club devotionals, "We Live For exhibited a variety of items Others." Mrs. Darrell Wallace they had made. Mrs. Paul was accepted as a new Scally, for example, wore a member of the club and the green sult she had made and club voted to participate In the displayed a hapdmade Cancer Drive which will start crocll!lted jacket and sweater. April lOth. She also showed a knitted Mrs. Gurtis discussed the sweater and the needles district workshop In New needed In making the wearing Haven the first part of June. apparel. Hostesses were Mrs. John Floral arrangements were Wolfe and Mrs. Donald Roush. exhibited by Mrs. Marjorie The dining table was centered Hoffman, Mrs. Emo Wood, with an Easter arrangement. Mrs. Phil Batey and Mrs. Refreshments were served Donald Roush. Mrs. J. R. buffet style. Marshall exhibited jewelry Attending were Mrs. Robert made of semi and precious Gurtis, Mrs. Phyllis Scott, Mrs. stones. Harold Bumgarner, Mrs . Jesse Mrs. Wllllam Russell sang Abel, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. and played the plano. Mrs. David Roush, Mrs . Jack MlldredRouahturnedoutsome Flesher, Mrs . John Morgan, UvSIY b!!ata with Lawrence Mrs. Eugene Hester,- Mrs. W~k spoons. ~~. ~i\ ~G"-' K~nnethn\'\~ ~~~ Paul Greene read poeli'y en'liUed, Scally, Mri . Marforie Hoff· "Darkness." man, Mrs. Emo Wood, Mrs. Mrs. Kenneth (Donna) Phil Batey, Mrs. J. Marshall, Thompson, representing Mary, Mrs. Wllllam Russell, Mrs. gave a very Impressive Mildred Roush, Mrs. R. G. reading Mary's Soilloquy from Greene, Mrs. Maxine Grimm, "The Terrible Meek." She Mrs . George Ingels and portrayed the anguJsh Mary hO&tesses Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs. went through because of the Roush. Visitors were Mrs. death of her son, Christ. Vesta Morrisette of Hun· At the clO&ing of this scene, tington, Diana Abel, Helen Mrs. Gurtis, club president, <lurils and Lesa Scott. thanked Mrs. Hester and her committee for the program FIRE INVFSI'IGATED and the club for sending her to WARRENTON, Va. (UPI)the Woman's Club Convention Authorltles today investigated at the Greenbrier, White the cause of a stable fire that Sulphur Springs. Others at. destroyed 10 Thoroughbred · tending were Mrs. Kenneth race horses, valued at about Thompson, Mrs. Jack Flesher, $5,000 each; at the New Hope Mrs . WlllJam Russell and Mrs . Farm, located three miles David Roush . south of here. POLLY'S POINTERS Here Are Some Hints On Washing Tatting By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY and Mrs. A.E.D.-1, too, am a tatter and to wash tatting and not have it pull apart, tie it in a sack before washing. When it has been used to edge pillowcases, turn the tatting inside the slip and baste it closed. Use a damp cloth to press tatting, then iron very carefully so as not to catch the point ot the iron in the lace, which is dainty and does require a lot of care if it is going to look pretty after washing.- MRS. T. E. B. DEAR POLLY-I have been making tatting for over 60 years and want to tell Mrs. A.E.D. how I wash mine : first of all, while working on it, have clean hands and clean thread because dirt tatted into the lace will never come out. After it has been used, most of the dirt is on the surface of the rings whlch m~e up the tatted lace. Make a lukewarm solution of mild soap suds or a mild detergent, put this in a fruit jar or other contairler with a lid, add lace and shake the jar until the tatting seems clean. Drain ofl the suds, rinse repeatedly in the jar until all the suds are gone. Block on a heavy terry towel and straight· en out all the picots with a pin or the fingers . Allow to dry slowly. Flat lace may be pressed between towels while wet if time is important but I never put a hot iron directly on tatted lace. Baby shoes . bonnet.s and so on may be blocked by stuffing wet toweling inside . the rounded surfaces and leaving to dry. Be sure all rings and picots are flat and In place first - GERTRUDE -'!Ni"!i<t~~·:~~Wh • . Polly's Problem "· .,...,,~ I,.ITlU!: PEOPLE AND CREAIDR - Mrs. Eugene (Paullne) Hester, a talented club member, made her 13 "little people", some of the bodies of paper-mache, others of carved plaster, and the faces of a few of dried apples. Among the characters are Bozo the Clown; Uncle Remus, an lndian, Cllrlst kneeling and a cardlltal. The cosfumes are in keeping with the characters. This talented la!ly has also created outstanding floral arrangements to be used for special or for ,,, , WJ"i<k< DEAR POLLY -I do hope some reader has a solution for my problem. Is there some way to respray or clean brass that has rusted and corroded? I have an old TV and record player stand that needs bright· ening up and would appreciat~ some help.- MRS. J. C. . ' SKIT GIVEN- Mrs. Robert GurtiiJ, president, is atUred In an outfit depleting Mrs. Black. She along with seven other New Haven Woman's Club members depleted, "How Not to Conduct a Meeting," on Tuesday evening at New Haven Woman'sClubmeetlng. Mrs. GurUs is on the left, next to her is Mrs. Phyilla Scott, treasurer; Mrs. Harold Bumgarner, representing Mrs. Never-ready; and Mrs. Jesse Abel, Lady ~ Koows. Not shown, but taking part in the skit were Mrs. Cllarles Smith, Mrs. David Roush, Mrs. Jack Flesher, Mrs. Mable Morgan. .. 'Hi~!, ttarriS'~~~~ ' By Mrs. Evelyn Brlckles Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cremeans Several !Tom here attended and family have moved from revival services at the the Charles Betzing property Christian Church a~ Long on the Sumner Road to the Bottom last week. property of Coy Hawk here. Mr. and l\lrs. August Rocci Mrs. Edith Betzing and and family of Canton spent daughter, Bernice Hoffman, Sunday here with her mother, attended the funeral of Archie Mrs. Grace Kuhn. Wells at the Methodist Church Mr . and Mrs . Roland at Silver Ridge Monday. Burial· Torrence, Mr. and Mrs. Don Guthrie and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Caldwell and family all spent a recent Sunday with relalives in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Babcock visited Mrs. Ernaline Gorrell at Beverly Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes of Chester called on her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fan Halsey Friday. Mrs. Leone Babcock spent Saturday night with her sister, Mrs. Leota Massar. Mrs. Mary Pierce of Long Bottom and Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Newell of Chester were Sunday gu::st.s of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Newell. ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller and family of Dayton spent a few • days here with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walker and daughter, Ruthie. Rev. and Mrs. Earl Nichols of Athens spent a couple days here with his parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols. -. . ,.{ .... I •.1 ·~ f:.t BAKER WMPO Drawing For Big Bunny.Sat A.M. 3.95 to 5.95 Priscilla Diamonds · US up GOESSLER · -. Pomeroy ..............................~· ~·~.. . ' Pk& 1 just In Time FOR EASTER! WE .ARrPLEASED TO ANNOUNCE OUR NEW LINE OF POLL-PARROT SHOES ". Willi . from our BUDGET PIIE-TISTW ... ,..... dtild't SHOP I ..-.;.. nn$399 FVIIITUII MlDDUPOIT, 0. SHI \.\\\\\ T~~t~:a~ILC~:~.~ CAll . INFANTSHIGHSHO~Sin C. 0 and E width. White. INFANTS size 6 to Jr. size 4. . INFANTS black and white saddle, sizes 5'1• to 8. BOYS & GIRLS extra value buys for Spring. ~- BOYS 2-TONE BROWN square toe, 3 eyelet for active age. BOYS SHOE BOOT 2-tone black & wine and brown & beige. • GIRLS PATENTS in white, black and blue. . AND SAVl •100 OR MOft GIRLS & MISSES PATENTS I~ sizes 8'12 to 4. White, black and blue. ' St9.9fbuys 1 g~llon of Arob Ttrmlto Controt'Cilncentrato. Add on Arab oproy Applicator end you're r11dy 1o completely '-rmtte-proof the a-av• 3-boG'bom homtl 51,.. you over $108 compwtd to lilt cot! of calling In a proltlslonal oxltrmlnltor. Buy Arab and do both yov and yo..- homt 1 favar.'Prlce may val"f tllg!ltly. 1 , ..__.nd heritage house for shoes ' You will reeelve a dtllar If Pollv useo vour ravurlto· h•memakln~t Idea, Pet P«ve~ Polly's Problim or solution to a. problem . Wrlft• l'nlly In carr of this m•wsp11p••r. - form·eny KIPS Shoe Store April2 · ·EJ4STEft·'PlCTURBs ,,·;I' • FILM SA•.EI VIII EY MIDDLEPORT WMBER & SUPPLY 00. . MIDDLEPORT 992-2709 i. Il ()\ POINTVIEW: S 992 - 2505 Tnls week Is strictly up or the passion play may be the down, as far as TV goes. The best show of the night (or, last couple of days have been frankly, II could be the downers. Today's not. worst) . "Jesus: A Passion There's on Oral Roberls- Play for Americans ," Is on roduced Easter special that "Net Biography," S:30 p.m., r.ooks beller than overage Ch. 11 . ~and I'm not much of on Ot;al +++ Roberts fan). A drama based "Where Hove All Our on the death and resurrec- Mothers Gone?" Is the In· tion ol Christ, It's "The lrlgulng su~lect of a special Centurion," and features about the changing concept Jane Powell, Peter Graves of motherhood In America . and Harve Presnell, among Dr. Joyce Brothers Is others, 7 p.m ., Ch. 2, or 8 featured. I suspect, with the p.m., Ch. 7. weekend coming up, my mother has gone to the +++ Another rerun of "Here laundromat. 10 p.m.. Ch. 4. Comes Peter Cottontail" +++ should be a treat . for the MOVIES: "Steel Town," bunny-troll ul, with Danny Howard Duff, 4 p.m., and Kaye featured . 8 p.m., Ch. "Anlhony Adverse/' e dalitly 12. oldie with Fredric March, Olivia de Havilland, 11 : 30 + + + · Amodern dramallzallon of p.m ., both Ch. 10. KODAK .COLOR ex 12& l2's Reg. '1.40 Reg. 70' $210 99~ now CAMERA Reg. 124.95 $2295 99c Reg. '1.75 12's 990 Check Our COSMETIC DEPARTMENT GIFT ·SETS· • .Coty • Helena Rubinstein • Faberge 44' SQUARE SHOOTER .,25 now 9.9C NEW POLAROID $290 aJBES Now KODAK VP 126-12 Black & White FLASHAUJ.JS FINISHING Men's & Boys' Sandy McGee Shoes. Sunday BE READY FOR .THOSE CANDY 1°uP . T • M rs, oms Bridal Shower Given Men's & Boys' Shirts & Ties.,. Red , Off White, Navy. ~ow29C . OF Men's & Boys' Polyester Dress Pants LADIES &.liTilE GIRLS DRESSES and PANT SUITS. LADIES SPRING COATS : AN EASTER WONDERLAND Cleaners large Assortment: EGG DYE R ' ' Easter Is RIT reari E14U/t... Right Hl!rf!! \ 29~ ~ New shipment of men & boys' Wrangler ~eans. Blue & white denim . Flare & straight leg . ' March Birthdays Are Recognized EASTER GRASS JEWELRY STORE. . Court St. Klkit4h LimE GIRLS SWEATER CAPES to 95 ·FILLED EASTER Surprise Party Given Husband sao up ... . . 98 ·t'' was In the cemetery there. Mr . and Mrs . Dinsmore Boyles returned home from attending a wedding and visiting relatives in West Virginia over the weekend. Services of the home health junior members, M1,1ureen nutslng pr91!J'am iii r,!:eigs Hennesy, Sherrie Reuter, County were outlines by Mrs. Melanie Burt, Kathy Werry, Edna Russell, guest spel!kent Fae Reibel; Clleryl Lehew, the Tuesday night meeting of . Tina Voss, Diana Carsey, Ida The Ohio Eta Plii Chapter of baskets for the chUdren and the Ladies Auxillary of Drew Casci, and Jleth McKnight, Webster POst 39, Amerlean serving In the dining room. Be~ S!gma Phi Sorority conduc.t:IDg· an ' egg. h~~nt. The Legion. Tickets will be ·available from meeting Tuelday night at the camp scholarship will be Veterans Memorial Hospital Mrs. Leonard Jewell, Mrs. Colwnbua and Southern Ohio h.andled through ·the Four is headquarters for the Lloyd Wright and Mrs. Gla!lys Electric Co. planned an Easter Rivers Girl Scout Council of ' partY for the c!llldren of the which Meigs County's Big program whlch employes three Cummings. " ItwasnotedthatMrs. Jerone Meigs Coinmunity Class and Bend NeighborhoOd is a part. persons. Mrs. Russell ex· plalned that the p~ oi the Cook fell recently and Is The preferential tea wils set agreed to send a dlsad· vantaged girl .to scout camp for Sunday, April23, 6:30p.m. program is to teach those in the recuperating from her iiljlllies. ;; this itummer. · · at the home of Mrs, Ann home with the Incapacitated A card will be sent. A report The party was held today at Chapman. Founder's Day will person to do the necessary was given oil the mass Fort Meigs with the sorority be observed with .a dinner on things to contribute to Uie initiation Sunday at Mid· .individual's health and ·com- dleport. members taking Easter April ·28 at the Meigs lnn. · JUnior members spent the . 'A rummage sale was set for fort. This sometimes Involves evening preparing favors for May 5 and 6 iii the Reyn~ By Americ~n giving oxygen, taking care of the junior conference to be held bulldlng in Middleport. Plans . were made for the chapter pacemakers, erecting foyer on April 29 at the Sacred Heart Gre~ting members to conduct a lifts for use In moving Invalids, Catholic Church. Twenty telephone campaign In caring for a colostoiny, laking Easter baskets had.been made • . . promoui>n of the mental health blood pressure, giving insulin, for the children of the Com~ RQ!l8ld E. Stephenson leVy to be' voted on iii the May Mrs. Russell Sllid. Sbe stressed munlty Class. CorreSpondence was guest of honor at a bir\h- primary. that the service is available to was read from Mrs. F'rl!d day dinner Sunday at the ((moe The cultural program was young and old. The fee for a Miller on Veterans Affairs, and of his }ather and stepmother, presented by Mrs. Debbie visit Is $10, as established by Mrs . Arnold Richards on Mr, and Mrs. . Willia1n R. Finlaw and Miss Marilyn Blue Cross, plus the cost of Americanism. Stephenson. The birthday of Swan. Mrs. Kathryn Evans of Sl!Pplies. Delegates to the Department Following her talk, Mrs. convention will be elected in Mrs. Stephenson's daughter, the .Kee and Dee Cermanics Tammy Snider, was also Shop was the guest speaker. · Russell was presented with a April. Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. Wright will be hostesses and celebrated. Sp.-6 Stephenson is .Refreshments were served gift. Contributions were made also present the program on home ·on furlough from VIet. by Mrs. Beverly Long, Mrs. nam. On April 3 he will leave Ecl'vlna Scott and Mrs. Donna during the meeting conducted foreign relations and children by Mrs. Harry Davis, and youth at the April meeting. for Fort Carson, Colo. Byer. president; to the POW·MIA Mrs. Edith Fox had the closing Guests at the dinner were fund, and the Xenia home for prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Colmer, Easter treats lor the children. Shari, Bllly, Ti,!llmy, M.a. A report was given by Mrs. Paulette Leach and children, Osby Marlin on \he field ser· Dlivy Bl!.d J~e, Cindy Faulk, vice meeting held in Mid· and ' Mrs. Stephenson's dleport pertaining to how and children, Randy, Tanuny and what can be done for veterans Jlnunle. Mrs. Ben Neutzling en- in rest home. Mrs. Marion Francis en· tertained Saturday evening Mrs. J. M. Thornton, with a surprise party In · ob- legislative chairman, reported . terlained Tuesday alter s_chool SON lS BORN servance of the birthday an- on a bill which will increase with a party in observance of Airman 1-c and Mrs. Jack nlversary of her huaband. BoUl formal education fees for the January, February and Jacobs are announciilg the Mr. and Mrs. Neutzling had · Vietnam veterans by 14 per· March birthdays of scouts In birth of a son, Sean Michael, birthdays over the weekend. eent, and vocational trainiilg Den 3. Games were played with Wednesday at the Patrick Air AttendlngthepartywereMr. fees by 48 percent. She also Force Hospital iii Florida. The and Mrs. Louis Reibel, Mr. and reported that the government pmes going to Timmy Justis Infant weighed seven pounds, Mrs. Phil Meinhart, Ml.u will this year give $100 to each and Philip Hood. Ice cream~ one ounce. · Grandparents are Erma Smith, Mrs. Carrie American Legion Post for the cake and Kool-Ade were se~~o Mr. and Mrs. Clifford· Jacoba, Meinhart, Mr. and Mrs. expenses of conducting ved: Otbers attending were Frank Martin, Ricky Hall, Pmneroy,_and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Burt, Belpre, Mr. and Memorial Day services. Ervin Acree, Clearwater, Fla. Mrs. Rsy Riggs, Mr. and Mrs: Mrs. Grace Pratt, ways _and Randy Batey, r'ony Scott, Mr. and Mn. Ja';"ba of Marviil Burt and Miss SrbU means . chaif!nan, , in4:oduced Randy Hall and guest.s, Keith I . P~erfll -~--- JM~ ~E~~ ch I'IIWftll~ ~aret~Qtp,!i(aJ ~lack and Mike Ralston. Th~ . Beach, ~ti::m:e. ~~-- w~ ~rv::rw .ihr liemleSS: ... l!'~ln',lli~ .· pt'li ' ctis} til the den unable to attend grsndpirllills,• Mt. ~d Mn. · On Sunday Mrs. Riggs and who presented a fund ra 1!\g were Ray siewak, Greg Knapp Cliffore! - Jacobs Wlll leave Mrs. Burt entertained with a project. Orders for items are to and Bobby Fox. Trudy Hall Silturday for Coco Beach, Fla. family dinner party at the be taken to the post on April 7. assisted Mrs. Francis. Nuts are still for sale by the for a visit with their son and his Riggs home honoring their A spaghetti supper was family· parent.s. Following the turkey planned for April22 from 4 to 8 den and can be obtained from dinner a three-tiered cake p.m. Committees appointed Mrs. Francis, 99~884. topped with an Easter egg nest were Mrs. Roy Reuter, Mrs. replica was served with Robert Couch, Mrs: Paul SERVICE AT& SON IS BORN sherbet. During the afternoon, Cascl, Mrs. Ben Neubiling, sunrise service at the Mr . and Mrs. Neutzllng Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Middleport Cllurch of -Christ received a congratulatory call Olan Knapp, Mrs. Pratt and Grueser, Route 3, Pomeroy, wlllbe heldatBa.m. At the 7:30 from their granddaughter and Mrs. Ellen Couch, kitchen; are announcing the birth of a . p.m. service, Mr. Eddie her family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Tho.,rnton, Mrs. Jed second son, Todd Anthony, Bullington will be the speaker. Eugene Hester of Florida. Webster, Sr_., solicitors; and March 24, at the Pleasant Valley Hospital, Point Pleasant. 7\ The infant weighed 10 1 'I pounds, fo,;. ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A bri•l shower honoring Rsymond Hensler, Mrs. Daniel Mrs. Herschel Roush, Mrs. Wendell H. Williams, Route 4, Mrs. Darrell Norris, nee Jan Hensler, Mrs. Julian Hill, Mrs. Marshall Adams, Mrs. Larry Pomeroy, and the paternal Hill, was held recenUy at the Darrell Dugan, Kim Dugan, O'Brien, Linda and Carol grandparents are Mr. and Letart Falla Community Hall. Mrs. Stella Jarrell, Mrs. Ruth O'Brien, Mrs. Dallas Hlll, Mrs. Mrs. Robert E. Grueser, Route Mrs. Marshall Roush and Miss Grindstaff, Mrs. Charles Dolly Wolfe, Mrs. Drew Fisher, 3, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Donna Cross were hostesses. ' Alkire, Mrs. Dale McClurg, Mrs. Dorsa Parsons, Mrs. Grueser have another son, The refreshment ta~le was Mrs. Cecil Roseberry, Mrs. Gerald Hayman, Mrs. Roy Jimmy, 14 months. covered with lace and featured Bllly Hlll, Beth Huffman, Mrs. Donohew, Letart. silver appointments. Tapers George Hill, and Mandy Hill, Sending gifts were Judy POLAROID COLORPACK . QUALLS HOME fisnked the cake Inscribed, Racine. Roberta, Janie Rees, Mr. and POLAROID COLOR PACK TYPE 88 LAND FILM Richard Qualls who has been "Darrell and Jan" which Mrs . Fred Nease, Mrs. Mrs. Carl Wolfe, Jr., Mrs. stationed at the Lackland Air TYPE 108 LAND FILM centered the table. The cake, Wayne Russell, Mrs. Ted Vernon Donahue, Mrs. Wllliam Force Base in Texas, Is home Reg. baked by Mrs. Walter Burke, Russell, Minersville; Mrs . Fox, Mrs. Ferne B. Hayman, on leave. He will be going to Reg. was decorated with miniature Henry Hlll, MeUnda Hill, Mrs. Mrs. Herbert Shields, Mrs. Oklahoma following his leave. 13.49 now umbrdlas. Ice cream, cake, Clarence Hll!, Syracuse; Mrs. Russell Quillen, Mrs. John '5.35 punch, coffee, nuts and mints Shirley Hill, West VIrginia; Wolfe, Mrs. Earl Adams, Mrs. wereservedoncrystaltraysby Mrs. Clarence Proffitt, Mrs. Tommy Hill, .Mrs. Pat Webb, Karen Rhodes, Renee Burke, Eula Proffitt, Mrs. Ilah Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cross, 'Mrs. Denise Cross, Heidi Ashley, Mrs. Haroltl Roush, PorUand. David Hensler, Mrs. Blll Baer, M·3 For Polaroid Lorna Bell, Della Cross, Lee Mrs. Robert Ashley, Mrs. Mrs.• Edgar Taylor, Mrs. Ann Nease, and Teresa illll. Don Bell, Mrs. Florence Smith, Goldie Glllian, St. Clair Hill, SAME DAY 107 PO Denise Cross registered. the Mrs. John Hill,~ Hill, Mrs. Mrs. Peggy Hill, Mrs. Robert SERVICE BLACK AND WHITE FILM guests. Bob Rhodes, Mrs . Floyd Hill, Mrs. Bert Hunt, Mrs. Don In At 9-0ut AI 5 Games were played 'lith Norris, Mrs. VirgO Roush, Hlll, Mrs. Dennis Evans, Mrs. use Our Free Parking Lot prizes going to Mrs. Florence Joey Roush, Mrs. Joe Stobart, ·· Russell Roush, Mrs. Bertha Reg. • Reg. '1.49 A~, Mrs. Brady Huffman, Joy Stobart, Mrs. Anna Alley, Robinson, Mrs. Marvin Hill, Mra. Shirley Dugan, Mrs. Mrs. Patsy Laudermut, Unda Mrs. Walter Burke, Mrs. Ruth '2.95 VtrgU Walker, Pam Hill, and Alley, Mrs. Herschel Norris, Donohew, and Mrs. Harold Florence Smith. Mrs. Herbert Roush, Mrs. Grimm. Others attendln~ were Mrs, Clifford Hill, Max Hlll, Jr., , .. . . . . . . . . . . .~. . . . . . . . . . . . . .- . . . .,.( _ _ _ _. . . . . . . . . . . .. PLUSH BU·NNIES Pierced Ear Rings ,3,50 to $150 Pendants · 3.50.up Bulova Watches SJS up Billfolds and French Purses s.oo to15.00 Birth Flower Brooches 6.50 Cameo Brooches 13.95 ~P \, Scarab Bracelets 13.75 up Birthstone . Bracelets 9.J5 Key Cholns 3.95 CuH Links 3.95 Tie Bars 2.95 Zlppo Ligjlters :~~~, •• 11 ... "~~: , Why ·fear death? It is the most beautiful adventure in life.-Charles Frohman. theatrical producer. WIN T'!f INEWS..APIII lNTUPIU5f A55P<U I !V'"'J'I' CHAMPION DIES MFSI'RE,Italy '(UPI)-Toni Bevilavqua, a two-time world ~msuit cycling champion In 1~1, died today from lnju· ries incurred In a trainiilg mishap last Thursday. Bevilavqua was thrown to the pavement when he swerved trying to avoid colliding with a girl walking down the road while he was training young cyclists. ' Soldier Given Birthday Party PRlCES ARE RIGHT! Just Arrived DEAR POLLY-My Pet Peeve is with that thoughtless person who takes the last two parking spaces by park· lng just enough over the line so another car cannot g<•l into the space.-MRS. R. w. · I, Artcarved Diamonds COACHES NAMED NEW YORK (UPI)-Dean Smith of North Carolina will coach the East squad and Ted Owens of Kansas .is the West director for the first Pizza Hut Basketball Classic in the Las Vegas, Nev., Convention Center, April 15. The Pizza Hut Corp. of Wichita, Kan., created the . classic to benefit the United States Olympic team and help fund Wichita State and Mar· shall University athletic activi· ties after air accidents decimated the schools' football . . 992-5292 Party at Fort .. Dear Sir:, I wonder, as we don our Easter best and stand face to face with ourselves iii the mirror, If we are aeeiilg what this special weekend Is all about? I wonder If we really apply what happened on that first aanday after Cbrlat's death to what lshappenlDg today? It does apply, you know. Take that young helicopter pOol In Vletnain who died trying to save a buddY's life - a buddy be jpi'Obably !lever saw before, blt neverthelesa a bud!ly, He's dead DOw. How does Easter apply to him? Take that aged man who stopped breathlbg last week iii the local nursing home. What does Eastermeantohlm? I say "does" because what It means Is stlll there and active and vitill, even though he Is dead. Anyone will tell you that we celebrate Easter because Christ rose from the dead on the first day of that long-ago week. We're happy for that. But we are happier still that Christ's resurrection left us a perfect example of the miracle He will perform for us someday - when He comes again - If we live ·the life He has ouUined for us. In fact, the Bible tells us that when Christ rose from the tomb a stirring took place.in quiet graves even then, arid what ynu might describe as a sampling of saints rose at the same . time. When I walk through a quiet cemetery, or perform a funeral llervice, and look around me.at the forest of gravestones and the weeping loved ones, I picture In my mind the excitement that will lake place there when Jesus comes and calla His sleepiilg salnt.s to go home with H~ to Heaven. What an Easter that will be! Before you go to church this Easter, take a minute to read I Thessalonians 4:14-18. It will give JIIU something to think about during clmrcll service, and the rest li your life! Herbert MOrgan, Pasior, SeventMay Adventist Church, Pomeroy, . !!?!- ttruntty Phone 992-5759 "TttE CREATOR OF REASONABLE DRUG PRICES" 271 NDrlh Second Middleport, Ohio �.. 'Jl; " • ' 1 ~ The DailY Sentinel,Midclepori-Pomeroy, 0., March 30, 1972 Judgment Day Depicted Social Eddy Has-· New Books Calendar On. s·h . . .. 1 - · eves ... Judgment Day was por· !rayed in a presentation Sunday evening at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Signs den'oUng heaven and bell were placed over doors in the sanctuary and the deeds of men were judged. Julie Hutchison was at the plano for the opening song, "Is . My Name Written There ". The choir entered and the Rev. Eugene Gill gave scripture from Revelations. Taking the offering were Clifford Klein, Uoyd Wright, Bob Barton and Harry Clark. While the choir sang "0 Come Angel Band," Mrs. Uoyd Wright, in the role of the escort angel, entered. Wright as a rich man. Others Mrs. Delores Bailey read taking parts were Shirley from the Book of Life. Friend, Darla and Nancy Gill, Belinda Friend, Diane Lewis, Singing ''Careless Soul, Sherri and VIcky Clark, Jim What Then ?" were Mrs . Glbnore, Mrs. Ernest Haggy Gerald Pullins and Mrs. Harry and Becky Wright. Mrs. Gerald Pullins, the Rev. Clark. Ernest Powell took. the part of the loot soul. PeMy and Mr. Gill, Mrs. James Gilmore Patty Ebtln sang ''The Last and Bailey sang "The Fire Song." Bailey did "This World Mile of the Way." Seldon Baker was in the role Is Not My Home," and there of a cripple, Crystal Hall as a was a duet, "Will the Circle Be child, Barbara Klein as a Unbroken" by Steve and Becky woman of the world, Mrs. Eblin, accompanied on a Seldon Baker as the scrub guitar. The Rev. Mr. Gill 11811g woman, Ernest Haggy, the "I'd Rather Have Jesus" and soldier, Mr. and Mrs. Bob the choir sang "A Great Day Barton and son, Scottie, as a Coming," to conclude the family separated, and Uoyd program. Communion Committees Named I Committees to plan communion in April, May and June were app 0inted whfn the Loyal Bereans Class met Tuesday night at the Middleport Church of Christ. Named were Mrs. Martha Childs, Mrs . Robert McElhinny , April; Mrs . George Meinhart, Mrs . Cathryn Erwin, May; and Mrs. Clyda Allensworth and Mrs. Martha Haggerty, June. It was noted during the meeting that two lilies will be placed on the altar for Easter services by the class. Mrs. Grace Hawley presided at the meeting which opened with singing of "How Great Thou Art", and prayer by George Meinhart. Mrs. Allensworth had devQtions with Mrs. Lena McKinley reading John 20, Mrs . Meinhart presenting a poem " Jesus" and Mrs. Regina Swift giving a reading. Reported ill were Edgar Roush, Jim Hawley, Mrs. William Grueser, and Mrs. Eulah Ri&e. Hawley is confined to the Riverside Hospital in Toledo, Room 245. Mrs . Grueser is being treated at the Holzer Medical Center. Mrs. Childs reported on serving the bloodmobile canteen In February . Named to LAST MINUTE EASTER SHOPPERS · · · Dress Them Up In EASTER FASHION /mt hatched: a &ealon of SprlngtimP cla11ict for girls and boys • • • Infants · Toddlers · Size 4 thru '"· Ore1ses. coats, capes, purses, boys suits, slacks, shirts. sweater vesf. Also slack, vest and shirt sets. Site 2 thru 7. Easter Is Apri/2 serve the class in April were Mrs . Marvin Kelly, Mrs. Haggerty and Mrs . Edith Spencer. Mrs . Allensworth conducted games. . HOSPITAL NEWS THURSDAY MAUNDY THURSDAY Communion at Middleport First United Presbyterian Church 1.6:30p.m. ; at Syracuae Church, 8 p.m. REACH OUT lor life service, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Adventist Church, Pomeroy. Topic "Caught by a computer, what to do when it happell8." EASTERN . ATHLE'I'IC Boosters, Thursday, 8 p.m. at school to plan for basketball banquet. Parents and In· terested residents urged to attend. RIVtRVIEW GARDEN Club, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. Donald Myers, cohostess. XI GAMMA MU Thursday 7:45p.m. home of Mrs. Pearl Welker. Members urged to attend to help with the decorating of eggs. Orders are still being taken for colored eggs for Easter. DANCE, 8 to 11 Thursday, Waharila High School, Jays emcee1ng, school sponsored. FREE Clothing day, Thursday, 10 a.m. until noon, at the Salvation Army, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. All in area in need of clothing invited to , attend. FRIDAY CANDLEUGHT Service and communion, MI. Union Church, Carpenter, 7:30 p.m. Friday. CANDLELIGHT . Communionservlce, 7:30p.m. Good Friday, Long Bottom United Methodist Church, public in· vi ted. EASTER EGG Hunt, I p. m. Friday at courthouse in Chester. Each participant take a colored egg. Prizes. Spon· sored by Chester Junior Girl Scouts and Middleport Modem Woodman Lodge. Public in· vlted. SATURDAY REACH OUT for life service, Advenlist Church, Pomeroy, 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Topic, "The Greatest Question ever Asked". DANCE .Saturday, 8 to 11 p.m., Wahania · High School, . Jays emceeing, school spon- Holzer Medical Center, First Ave. and Cedar St. General visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Births Mr. and Mrs. James D. Fields, Hartford, a son; Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hughes, ·Jackson, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Winn, Wellston, a daughter; Mr . and Mrs . Michael E. Janes, Wellston, a daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Clare E. Getties, Gallipolis, a daughter. Discharges Margaret Crush, E. Leon Parker, Viola Steele, EUze Reynolds, Mary Lucas, William R. Horton, Rachel Willis, Donald Curnutte, JoAnne Emery, Paul J. Gauze, Garnet K. Greenlaw, David M. Hlndy, Kathryn C. Leach, Wanda M. Lyall, Riley C. Pennington, Rhonda .Renee Rathburn, Gypsy Jlatllff, Granger Roberson, Dent Sheets; Burnace F. Stout, Sr., s~. SUNDAy . Jack E. DeVore, Wade Gillison SUNRISE SERVICE, and William Gum. Pomeroy Church of Christ, 6:30 a.m. Sunday, youth in charge. Breakfast immediately following . ·SUNRISE EASTER service, 6 a.m. Sunday at H. E. Starkey Farm, by MI. Union Baplist Church. SPRING '72 - - - AND AFTER WOOL BLENDS AND POLYESTER KNIT ~5QOO to $11500 SUITS SIZE 35 TO 50 Handsome fan cy front and back suits. Wrin· kle-free ease of move· me nt . EXCEU£NT SELECTION SPORT COATS $3500to $7500 to Wools and Polyester Knits Size 35 50 DRESS SHIRTS BY ARROW AND CARRIER CLUB Mu lti , col ored sh1rts to complete_ your ensemble. Perma Iron . Cotton dac ron, polyester knit Long & Short Sleeve. ss.oo to 13.00 1 TOP OFF YOUR WARDROBE WITH A TIE 12.50 to 15.00 EASTER SUNRISE service, 6:30a. m. Sunday, Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. SUNRISE SERVICE, Sunday, 6 a. m. Enterprise United Methodlst Church. SUNRISE SERVICE , Sunday, 6 a. m., Hemlock Grove Chrisllan Church. YOUTH in charge, Sunday, 7 a. m. at sunrise service of Sutton Methodist Church, Easter breakfast to follow. Easter egg huntfollowolng 9:15 a. m. Sunday School. SUNRISE SERVICE, 6 a. m. Sunday at Hysell Run Free Methodist Churcli. · EASTER SUNRISE Service, Sunday, 6a.m., Zion Church of Christ, State Route 143, Harrisonville Road. KeMeth Ebert., pastor, Invites the public. BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. Cootributions to the Cancer Society and the Meigs County Racine Social Events New tiction and non.flctlon By Mrs: Frailcls Morris ready for circulation by Mr. The Happy HusUers Sunday Eddy Educator: School Class of the United. Inlroducing Books, John . T. Methodist Church held a six Gillespie. o'clock dinner in the social Sixth Sense, Larry Ket- rooma af the church. Following telkamp. the dinneP, Mrs. Owen Watson, The Spirit'Rappers, Herbert president, conducted . a Jackson. business session. Mrs. Bertha The Black Man in America, Spencer presented the 161~1790, Florence Jackson. program, using as her '~!Pic The Coming of the Cold War, "Springtime & Easter." Two Robert c. Goldston. scriptures were given followed Mill Child, Ruth Holland. with a vocal duet, "Alone", by Hooger, John Scott. Lavinia Slmpaon and Mattie The American Poor, Robert Circle. Several readings were Us ton. given Jllld the meeting closed The Story of the United with prayer. Several birthdays Natioll8, Katharine Savage. were recognized wi!p cards Changing America and the and serving of a birthday cake. Supreme Court, Barbara Clifford Bryson of PittsHabenstrelt. burgh came and was acMilitary Uniforms, 1686-1918, companied by his mother to Rene North. Huntington to visit his father, How Fast, How Far?, Clif. Hobart Bryson, who Is in the ford Stetson Parker. _ hospital there. Cleared for Takeoff, Charles Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thaxton Ira Coombs. have purchased the former Ina 101 Costumes for All Ages, _Riethmiller property . They AU Occasions, Rlchard M. have gone to Florida to move Gardner. their household furnishings She Manriers, Robert H. here. Loeb. Mrs . Lillian Jividen has People of the Short Blue returned home after a visit Corn, Harold Courlander. with her son, Dr. and Mrs. Danger - Men Talking, Charles Jividen In Athens. Suart Chase. Mrs. Marian Knlghtstep of Heavens to Betsy, Charles Reynoldsburg was a weekend Earle Funk. guest of her mother, Mrs. Place Words, William Lavinia Simpson. · Severyn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush . Short-Cut Math, Gerard W. and Nancy of Columbus were Kelly. weekend guests of her parents, Holography, H. Arthur Klein. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Watson. This Restless Earth, Patricia Mr. and Mrs. Alan Graham Lauber. and Eric spent several days Fundamental Physical with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forces, Raymond A. Harry Willford. Wohlrahe. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Miller of Exploring Earth and Space, Columbus and Mr. and Mrs: Margllret Oldroyd Hyde. Rob Palmer of Parkersburg The Greatest Depths, spent the weekend with their Gardner Soule. parents, Mr. and Mrs. George The Air Around Us, Tony Neigler. John Chandler. Mr. and Mrs. William Bentz Fresh Water; the Precious of Coshocton spent the Resource, Delwyn G. Davies. weekend with his father, Mr. ' Dinosaurs, Herbert Spencer John Bentz. Zim. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Davidson Mammouths, Mastodons and and two daughters of Marietta Man, Robert Silverberg. spent Sunday with her parents, Our Living Past, Lilian Mr. and Mrs. John Arnott. Gould. ·• Nature's Network, Keith Reid. of The Southern Swamps America, James Ralph Johnson. Planets, Life, & LGM, Benjamin, Bova. Life in a Drop of Water, George Schwartz. Animals of Australia, Maurice Burton. Collecting Seashells, Kathleen Johnstone. Musical Insects, Bette J. Davis. The New Field Book of Reptiles and Amphibians, Cochran. Feathers, Plain and Fancy, Hilda Simon. In Search of a Whale, Allan W. Eckert. Halle, the Story of a Gray Seal, Ewan Clarkson. The Great Apes, Robert Gray. Apes, Helen Kay. Man Alive, Daniel Stephen Halsey. To Smoke or Not to Smoke, Luther L. Terry. Being Born, Francis Strain. Our Noisy World, John Gabriel Navarra. Experiments with Solar Energy, Daniel Stephen Halacy. Countdown, Carroll B. Colby. .Many Styles and Fam\)118 American Fighter Sizes. Planes, David Coxe Cooke. The Planes the Allies Flew in World War II, David Coxe Cooke. How Do They Get Rid of It?, . MONDAY INITIATORY WORK to be exemplified when Meigs Chapter, Order of DeMolay meet.s at 7:30p. m. Monday at Middleport Masonic Tem)lle. Members take money and pick Suzanne Hilton. The Air We Uve In, James up Stanley orders. Marshall. Nature Sleuths, Protectors of Our Wildlife, Joseph J. McCoy. Stamp Collectors' Handbook, Fred Reinfeld. Shapes ·of the SUpernatural . Shortest Term President William Henry Sean Manley ' · Harrlsou had the shortest While House career . He died Tales of the Crusades, Olivia in office one month after his Coolldge. · inauguration. His service be· · An mustrated History of gan March 4, 1841, and he Black Americans, Franklin. died on April 4. '" MACK FULKS REPUBUCAN CANDIDATE . FOR STATE REPRESENTAnVE Will be on Ch. 3 TV tonight at 5:55p.m., Friday aiS :SS p.m.. and Sunday, April2, at 2:58p.m. '· EASTER PLUSH Women's Brown Strap and Beige Sling Shoes· broken sizes. Only •·100 .~. i I I f ~ THE SHOE · BOX Open Friday March 31st 9 Til8:30 lhOl. Sat. Aprl. 1, 9 to 9 . 67~ , REG. HAIR SPRAY NORMAL REG. 99' 36's STORE HOURS: StoreOponh.m.-5 p.m. WHkdays 9o.m .. 9 p.m. Saturday 454 REG. '1.08 59~ 9~ .. REG. ~• ,: '•'• ·:' :-' .; '·'•'. :\,.• ,• .: ,. ·:•, ::,. ;: ,.,. Of EASTER CANDY EGGS 1.35 Flu.ER ' PAPER COUNT- . ,.•,• REG. II '1.29 ••• ~ ~ I· •' . '77• $}29 To $88 . VITAMINS ONE-~-DA . . Y ·RABBITS. 2 . For 25$ WllH. IRON 1 • REG. 139 I hMdtnd body Clf1 I lEGRIN SHAMPOO 'II 10's HEAD & SHOULDERS SUPER SIZE TUBE REG. · ·X-15 ·•ug CAMERA . . . In complete outfit. Plus four other '"X'' camera models to tit your gift llat1 2.45 1 REG. 12.45" 77.$ ONLY$17.88 77~ · .CHOCK REG. 139 . 1 lOll's GIFT SETS Dusting $1.29 =~t: LOTION REG. 122.95 · 2FOR 29$ COSMETIC DEPT. SHAMPOO INSTAMATic«' REG. $1.29 ~~---~ MASSENGILL POWDER ~WI~ PHIWPS' MILK OF MAGNESIA REGULAR OR MINT REG. sl.69 6 oz. -$1.29 REG. l.49 1 26 oz. REG. 69' as~ ~1.49. IOgllhorl TOOTH BRUSH REG. '1.19 REG. '1.69 ZOO's REG. 35' TEK ' 1605 gge ltol ulr1l2.39 sl.59 ' ' Reg. $1 .40 .gge So your REG. '1.05 lGGrs • NO. FILM 2 oz. PLAVORED Solid Chocolate ' DISPOSABLE BOTTLES CX-126-12 MIW 1M MIN ow 99$. am: 'l.os I RABBITS. REGULAR 11J9, • ."'""" , TUMS PLAIN 'l lb. .• II' .36's 500 EMPTY •• t.awln•••t•l ••rt•• REG. ~ EGGSJ ur UP 70l 1 3-9$ ·Boxed From . • [IIIOIPIOS CNin , Kills MIUIIII.N ltrMS ' REG. 1.33 2roR88e~ DISINFECTANT .EXTRA DRY .I•'•'•, Large Selection ONLY '1.19- ~ 13 oz. Decorated Eas NICE SELECTION JERGENS LOTION ·- MIDDLEPORT, 0. 170's ...... '. VE REG. '2.00 STRAW & VINYL }. 19' '1.98· 301.$1.39 NYTOL ..._____ · lnfimts · Dresses and Sleep. . Wear $5.69 ..... MARSHMALI.OW ::- .SUNSUITS . REG. 35' 3·.99 HANDBAGS SHIRTS - SHORTS - . PANTS ..::..lOPS CRAYOI.A CRAYONS 0. .BASKETS & sun~m• ONLY gal REG: Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced . Most for Your 'Money EASTER ONLY BUNN I MADE UP ALL PRIW FOR Come To, Bunnyland! EASTER SURPRISE Hosiery Dept. 29~ '3.99 ONLY ------~~~iii!-~ I OOLORED GRASS FOR EASTER BASKETS $ T.V. , ·r " $2.41 ·REG. 13.00 Black or White MIDDLEPO~T, CHOCOLATES RABBIT &ftJ 6"to • PLUSH SmtNG " ,.• Size Small Ml sses 4. · $2 41. Reg. $3.00 LITTLE GIRLS STRAP SHOES JUST IN TIME FOR EASTER Visit Our SPRJNG .& SUMMER'. EASTER PWSH BEANIE BIG SEL£CTION BEN FRAN KLIIW Kiddies' Wear CANDIDATE ·funeral buke~, silk h-, and neckties, far the hOIPital. • A report on junior activities wu . given bY Mrs. Barba'a Rou.sh who noted lbat plastic plaques are far •aale. The juniors will serve refreahmenta at the April meeting. · Mrs. J.,eara YOIIIIll, foreign relatioll8 · chairman, reported on life in Ken)oa, East Alrlca. State reports were dl!iculsed and f01'1Jl8 are to be maUed ~ the various chairmen n&t at the meeting. . To close the meeting Mrs. BURT HAS DEGREE Beegle read twa Easter poems. · Jeff Burt, son of Mr. and Potluck refreshments were · Mrs. Mar;vln Burt, Pomeroy, served. recenUy graduated from Bowling Green University . where he majored in world geography and ecology. His VACATION ENDED parents attended the Sherrie Biackstori, Pomeroy, graduation ceremonies. and two friends, Kathy Connick of Cincinnati and Amy Kupka of Freemon! have relumed SALE PLANNED A bake sale will be held from a vacation at Cape Coral, Saturday at Dudley''s Flower Fla. Students at Ohio Shop by the Junior American University they spent their Legion Alllllllary of Feeney· spring break there. They were Bennett Post 128 beginning at 9 guests on Sunday of Miss a. m. Residents with baked Conruck's parents returning to goods to conlrlbute are asked Athens Sunday evening. to take them to the shop.after 9 Sherrie Is a sophomore a.m. Colored eggs will also be majoring ' In fashion merchandising. for sale. Society for Crippled Children and Adults were made· by the American Legion Auxm.iy of Racine Post 802 TUesday rilght. The juniors of the unit also contributed to the Easter Be&1 fund .. Mrs. Martha Lou ~gle presided at the meetlrig during which time a rug made by the blind veterans at the Veterans Aclministratlon Hospital In Dayton was displayed. The Auxtllary collects ribbons from RALL'S New Sprin!l To Speak To the People of The 92nd House District SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO ALL GRADSI Contributio11s Are A t:tthori:~ed PROTEI N2!;::::: 1 :-::;; ·HAIR SPRAY REG. 12.25 13 oz. 1.2 $2.75 COTY EMERAUDE · FLAOON MIST. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '2.75 SPRAY DUSTIN~ POWOl.ic ............ ......'3.00 New Prince Malchabelli "Sun Shower" Fragrance. SPRAY COLOGNE ......... '2.50 ,,.,, SPLASH COLOGNE ........'2.00 · . Huven Sent by Rubinstein Solid Pertume Esstnce Compact. 12.75 New Revlon " Wild Satin" Lipstick & Noll Enamel. Lipstick Sl.6a Nail Enomel SI .IS �.. 'Jl; " • ' 1 ~ The DailY Sentinel,Midclepori-Pomeroy, 0., March 30, 1972 Judgment Day Depicted Social Eddy Has-· New Books Calendar On. s·h . . .. 1 - · eves ... Judgment Day was por· !rayed in a presentation Sunday evening at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Signs den'oUng heaven and bell were placed over doors in the sanctuary and the deeds of men were judged. Julie Hutchison was at the plano for the opening song, "Is . My Name Written There ". The choir entered and the Rev. Eugene Gill gave scripture from Revelations. Taking the offering were Clifford Klein, Uoyd Wright, Bob Barton and Harry Clark. While the choir sang "0 Come Angel Band," Mrs. Uoyd Wright, in the role of the escort angel, entered. Wright as a rich man. Others Mrs. Delores Bailey read taking parts were Shirley from the Book of Life. Friend, Darla and Nancy Gill, Belinda Friend, Diane Lewis, Singing ''Careless Soul, Sherri and VIcky Clark, Jim What Then ?" were Mrs . Glbnore, Mrs. Ernest Haggy Gerald Pullins and Mrs. Harry and Becky Wright. Mrs. Gerald Pullins, the Rev. Clark. Ernest Powell took. the part of the loot soul. PeMy and Mr. Gill, Mrs. James Gilmore Patty Ebtln sang ''The Last and Bailey sang "The Fire Song." Bailey did "This World Mile of the Way." Seldon Baker was in the role Is Not My Home," and there of a cripple, Crystal Hall as a was a duet, "Will the Circle Be child, Barbara Klein as a Unbroken" by Steve and Becky woman of the world, Mrs. Eblin, accompanied on a Seldon Baker as the scrub guitar. The Rev. Mr. Gill 11811g woman, Ernest Haggy, the "I'd Rather Have Jesus" and soldier, Mr. and Mrs. Bob the choir sang "A Great Day Barton and son, Scottie, as a Coming," to conclude the family separated, and Uoyd program. Communion Committees Named I Committees to plan communion in April, May and June were app 0inted whfn the Loyal Bereans Class met Tuesday night at the Middleport Church of Christ. Named were Mrs. Martha Childs, Mrs . Robert McElhinny , April; Mrs . George Meinhart, Mrs . Cathryn Erwin, May; and Mrs. Clyda Allensworth and Mrs. Martha Haggerty, June. It was noted during the meeting that two lilies will be placed on the altar for Easter services by the class. Mrs. Grace Hawley presided at the meeting which opened with singing of "How Great Thou Art", and prayer by George Meinhart. Mrs. Allensworth had devQtions with Mrs. Lena McKinley reading John 20, Mrs . Meinhart presenting a poem " Jesus" and Mrs. Regina Swift giving a reading. Reported ill were Edgar Roush, Jim Hawley, Mrs. William Grueser, and Mrs. Eulah Ri&e. Hawley is confined to the Riverside Hospital in Toledo, Room 245. Mrs . Grueser is being treated at the Holzer Medical Center. Mrs. Childs reported on serving the bloodmobile canteen In February . Named to LAST MINUTE EASTER SHOPPERS · · · Dress Them Up In EASTER FASHION /mt hatched: a &ealon of SprlngtimP cla11ict for girls and boys • • • Infants · Toddlers · Size 4 thru '"· Ore1ses. coats, capes, purses, boys suits, slacks, shirts. sweater vesf. Also slack, vest and shirt sets. Site 2 thru 7. Easter Is Apri/2 serve the class in April were Mrs . Marvin Kelly, Mrs. Haggerty and Mrs . Edith Spencer. Mrs . Allensworth conducted games. . HOSPITAL NEWS THURSDAY MAUNDY THURSDAY Communion at Middleport First United Presbyterian Church 1.6:30p.m. ; at Syracuae Church, 8 p.m. REACH OUT lor life service, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Adventist Church, Pomeroy. Topic "Caught by a computer, what to do when it happell8." EASTERN . ATHLE'I'IC Boosters, Thursday, 8 p.m. at school to plan for basketball banquet. Parents and In· terested residents urged to attend. RIVtRVIEW GARDEN Club, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. Donald Myers, cohostess. XI GAMMA MU Thursday 7:45p.m. home of Mrs. Pearl Welker. Members urged to attend to help with the decorating of eggs. Orders are still being taken for colored eggs for Easter. DANCE, 8 to 11 Thursday, Waharila High School, Jays emcee1ng, school sponsored. FREE Clothing day, Thursday, 10 a.m. until noon, at the Salvation Army, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. All in area in need of clothing invited to , attend. FRIDAY CANDLEUGHT Service and communion, MI. Union Church, Carpenter, 7:30 p.m. Friday. CANDLELIGHT . Communionservlce, 7:30p.m. Good Friday, Long Bottom United Methodist Church, public in· vi ted. EASTER EGG Hunt, I p. m. Friday at courthouse in Chester. Each participant take a colored egg. Prizes. Spon· sored by Chester Junior Girl Scouts and Middleport Modem Woodman Lodge. Public in· vlted. SATURDAY REACH OUT for life service, Advenlist Church, Pomeroy, 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Topic, "The Greatest Question ever Asked". DANCE .Saturday, 8 to 11 p.m., Wahania · High School, . Jays emceeing, school spon- Holzer Medical Center, First Ave. and Cedar St. General visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Births Mr. and Mrs. James D. Fields, Hartford, a son; Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hughes, ·Jackson, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Winn, Wellston, a daughter; Mr . and Mrs . Michael E. Janes, Wellston, a daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Clare E. Getties, Gallipolis, a daughter. Discharges Margaret Crush, E. Leon Parker, Viola Steele, EUze Reynolds, Mary Lucas, William R. Horton, Rachel Willis, Donald Curnutte, JoAnne Emery, Paul J. Gauze, Garnet K. Greenlaw, David M. Hlndy, Kathryn C. Leach, Wanda M. Lyall, Riley C. Pennington, Rhonda .Renee Rathburn, Gypsy Jlatllff, Granger Roberson, Dent Sheets; Burnace F. Stout, Sr., s~. SUNDAy . Jack E. DeVore, Wade Gillison SUNRISE SERVICE, and William Gum. Pomeroy Church of Christ, 6:30 a.m. Sunday, youth in charge. Breakfast immediately following . ·SUNRISE EASTER service, 6 a.m. Sunday at H. E. Starkey Farm, by MI. Union Baplist Church. SPRING '72 - - - AND AFTER WOOL BLENDS AND POLYESTER KNIT ~5QOO to $11500 SUITS SIZE 35 TO 50 Handsome fan cy front and back suits. Wrin· kle-free ease of move· me nt . EXCEU£NT SELECTION SPORT COATS $3500to $7500 to Wools and Polyester Knits Size 35 50 DRESS SHIRTS BY ARROW AND CARRIER CLUB Mu lti , col ored sh1rts to complete_ your ensemble. Perma Iron . Cotton dac ron, polyester knit Long & Short Sleeve. ss.oo to 13.00 1 TOP OFF YOUR WARDROBE WITH A TIE 12.50 to 15.00 EASTER SUNRISE service, 6:30a. m. Sunday, Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. SUNRISE SERVICE, Sunday, 6 a. m. Enterprise United Methodlst Church. SUNRISE SERVICE , Sunday, 6 a. m., Hemlock Grove Chrisllan Church. YOUTH in charge, Sunday, 7 a. m. at sunrise service of Sutton Methodist Church, Easter breakfast to follow. Easter egg huntfollowolng 9:15 a. m. Sunday School. SUNRISE SERVICE, 6 a. m. Sunday at Hysell Run Free Methodist Churcli. · EASTER SUNRISE Service, Sunday, 6a.m., Zion Church of Christ, State Route 143, Harrisonville Road. KeMeth Ebert., pastor, Invites the public. BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. Cootributions to the Cancer Society and the Meigs County Racine Social Events New tiction and non.flctlon By Mrs: Frailcls Morris ready for circulation by Mr. The Happy HusUers Sunday Eddy Educator: School Class of the United. Inlroducing Books, John . T. Methodist Church held a six Gillespie. o'clock dinner in the social Sixth Sense, Larry Ket- rooma af the church. Following telkamp. the dinneP, Mrs. Owen Watson, The Spirit'Rappers, Herbert president, conducted . a Jackson. business session. Mrs. Bertha The Black Man in America, Spencer presented the 161~1790, Florence Jackson. program, using as her '~!Pic The Coming of the Cold War, "Springtime & Easter." Two Robert c. Goldston. scriptures were given followed Mill Child, Ruth Holland. with a vocal duet, "Alone", by Hooger, John Scott. Lavinia Slmpaon and Mattie The American Poor, Robert Circle. Several readings were Us ton. given Jllld the meeting closed The Story of the United with prayer. Several birthdays Natioll8, Katharine Savage. were recognized wi!p cards Changing America and the and serving of a birthday cake. Supreme Court, Barbara Clifford Bryson of PittsHabenstrelt. burgh came and was acMilitary Uniforms, 1686-1918, companied by his mother to Rene North. Huntington to visit his father, How Fast, How Far?, Clif. Hobart Bryson, who Is in the ford Stetson Parker. _ hospital there. Cleared for Takeoff, Charles Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thaxton Ira Coombs. have purchased the former Ina 101 Costumes for All Ages, _Riethmiller property . They AU Occasions, Rlchard M. have gone to Florida to move Gardner. their household furnishings She Manriers, Robert H. here. Loeb. Mrs . Lillian Jividen has People of the Short Blue returned home after a visit Corn, Harold Courlander. with her son, Dr. and Mrs. Danger - Men Talking, Charles Jividen In Athens. Suart Chase. Mrs. Marian Knlghtstep of Heavens to Betsy, Charles Reynoldsburg was a weekend Earle Funk. guest of her mother, Mrs. Place Words, William Lavinia Simpson. · Severyn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush . Short-Cut Math, Gerard W. and Nancy of Columbus were Kelly. weekend guests of her parents, Holography, H. Arthur Klein. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Watson. This Restless Earth, Patricia Mr. and Mrs. Alan Graham Lauber. and Eric spent several days Fundamental Physical with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forces, Raymond A. Harry Willford. Wohlrahe. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Miller of Exploring Earth and Space, Columbus and Mr. and Mrs: Margllret Oldroyd Hyde. Rob Palmer of Parkersburg The Greatest Depths, spent the weekend with their Gardner Soule. parents, Mr. and Mrs. George The Air Around Us, Tony Neigler. John Chandler. Mr. and Mrs. William Bentz Fresh Water; the Precious of Coshocton spent the Resource, Delwyn G. Davies. weekend with his father, Mr. ' Dinosaurs, Herbert Spencer John Bentz. Zim. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Davidson Mammouths, Mastodons and and two daughters of Marietta Man, Robert Silverberg. spent Sunday with her parents, Our Living Past, Lilian Mr. and Mrs. John Arnott. Gould. ·• Nature's Network, Keith Reid. of The Southern Swamps America, James Ralph Johnson. Planets, Life, & LGM, Benjamin, Bova. Life in a Drop of Water, George Schwartz. Animals of Australia, Maurice Burton. Collecting Seashells, Kathleen Johnstone. Musical Insects, Bette J. Davis. The New Field Book of Reptiles and Amphibians, Cochran. Feathers, Plain and Fancy, Hilda Simon. In Search of a Whale, Allan W. Eckert. Halle, the Story of a Gray Seal, Ewan Clarkson. The Great Apes, Robert Gray. Apes, Helen Kay. Man Alive, Daniel Stephen Halsey. To Smoke or Not to Smoke, Luther L. Terry. Being Born, Francis Strain. Our Noisy World, John Gabriel Navarra. Experiments with Solar Energy, Daniel Stephen Halacy. Countdown, Carroll B. Colby. .Many Styles and Fam\)118 American Fighter Sizes. Planes, David Coxe Cooke. The Planes the Allies Flew in World War II, David Coxe Cooke. How Do They Get Rid of It?, . MONDAY INITIATORY WORK to be exemplified when Meigs Chapter, Order of DeMolay meet.s at 7:30p. m. Monday at Middleport Masonic Tem)lle. Members take money and pick Suzanne Hilton. The Air We Uve In, James up Stanley orders. Marshall. Nature Sleuths, Protectors of Our Wildlife, Joseph J. McCoy. Stamp Collectors' Handbook, Fred Reinfeld. Shapes ·of the SUpernatural . Shortest Term President William Henry Sean Manley ' · Harrlsou had the shortest While House career . He died Tales of the Crusades, Olivia in office one month after his Coolldge. · inauguration. His service be· · An mustrated History of gan March 4, 1841, and he Black Americans, Franklin. died on April 4. '" MACK FULKS REPUBUCAN CANDIDATE . FOR STATE REPRESENTAnVE Will be on Ch. 3 TV tonight at 5:55p.m., Friday aiS :SS p.m.. and Sunday, April2, at 2:58p.m. '· EASTER PLUSH Women's Brown Strap and Beige Sling Shoes· broken sizes. Only •·100 .~. i I I f ~ THE SHOE · BOX Open Friday March 31st 9 Til8:30 lhOl. Sat. Aprl. 1, 9 to 9 . 67~ , REG. HAIR SPRAY NORMAL REG. 99' 36's STORE HOURS: StoreOponh.m.-5 p.m. WHkdays 9o.m .. 9 p.m. Saturday 454 REG. '1.08 59~ 9~ .. REG. ~• ,: '•'• ·:' :-' .; '·'•'. :\,.• ,• .: ,. ·:•, ::,. ;: ,.,. Of EASTER CANDY EGGS 1.35 Flu.ER ' PAPER COUNT- . ,.•,• REG. II '1.29 ••• ~ ~ I· •' . '77• $}29 To $88 . VITAMINS ONE-~-DA . . Y ·RABBITS. 2 . For 25$ WllH. IRON 1 • REG. 139 I hMdtnd body Clf1 I lEGRIN SHAMPOO 'II 10's HEAD & SHOULDERS SUPER SIZE TUBE REG. · ·X-15 ·•ug CAMERA . . . In complete outfit. Plus four other '"X'' camera models to tit your gift llat1 2.45 1 REG. 12.45" 77.$ ONLY$17.88 77~ · .CHOCK REG. 139 . 1 lOll's GIFT SETS Dusting $1.29 =~t: LOTION REG. 122.95 · 2FOR 29$ COSMETIC DEPT. SHAMPOO INSTAMATic«' REG. $1.29 ~~---~ MASSENGILL POWDER ~WI~ PHIWPS' MILK OF MAGNESIA REGULAR OR MINT REG. sl.69 6 oz. -$1.29 REG. l.49 1 26 oz. REG. 69' as~ ~1.49. IOgllhorl TOOTH BRUSH REG. '1.19 REG. '1.69 ZOO's REG. 35' TEK ' 1605 gge ltol ulr1l2.39 sl.59 ' ' Reg. $1 .40 .gge So your REG. '1.05 lGGrs • NO. FILM 2 oz. PLAVORED Solid Chocolate ' DISPOSABLE BOTTLES CX-126-12 MIW 1M MIN ow 99$. am: 'l.os I RABBITS. REGULAR 11J9, • ."'""" , TUMS PLAIN 'l lb. .• II' .36's 500 EMPTY •• t.awln•••t•l ••rt•• REG. ~ EGGSJ ur UP 70l 1 3-9$ ·Boxed From . • [IIIOIPIOS CNin , Kills MIUIIII.N ltrMS ' REG. 1.33 2roR88e~ DISINFECTANT .EXTRA DRY .I•'•'•, Large Selection ONLY '1.19- ~ 13 oz. Decorated Eas NICE SELECTION JERGENS LOTION ·- MIDDLEPORT, 0. 170's ...... '. VE REG. '2.00 STRAW & VINYL }. 19' '1.98· 301.$1.39 NYTOL ..._____ · lnfimts · Dresses and Sleep. . Wear $5.69 ..... MARSHMALI.OW ::- .SUNSUITS . REG. 35' 3·.99 HANDBAGS SHIRTS - SHORTS - . PANTS ..::..lOPS CRAYOI.A CRAYONS 0. .BASKETS & sun~m• ONLY gal REG: Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced . Most for Your 'Money EASTER ONLY BUNN I MADE UP ALL PRIW FOR Come To, Bunnyland! EASTER SURPRISE Hosiery Dept. 29~ '3.99 ONLY ------~~~iii!-~ I OOLORED GRASS FOR EASTER BASKETS $ T.V. , ·r " $2.41 ·REG. 13.00 Black or White MIDDLEPO~T, CHOCOLATES RABBIT &ftJ 6"to • PLUSH SmtNG " ,.• Size Small Ml sses 4. · $2 41. Reg. $3.00 LITTLE GIRLS STRAP SHOES JUST IN TIME FOR EASTER Visit Our SPRJNG .& SUMMER'. EASTER PWSH BEANIE BIG SEL£CTION BEN FRAN KLIIW Kiddies' Wear CANDIDATE ·funeral buke~, silk h-, and neckties, far the hOIPital. • A report on junior activities wu . given bY Mrs. Barba'a Rou.sh who noted lbat plastic plaques are far •aale. The juniors will serve refreahmenta at the April meeting. · Mrs. J.,eara YOIIIIll, foreign relatioll8 · chairman, reported on life in Ken)oa, East Alrlca. State reports were dl!iculsed and f01'1Jl8 are to be maUed ~ the various chairmen n&t at the meeting. . To close the meeting Mrs. BURT HAS DEGREE Beegle read twa Easter poems. · Jeff Burt, son of Mr. and Potluck refreshments were · Mrs. Mar;vln Burt, Pomeroy, served. recenUy graduated from Bowling Green University . where he majored in world geography and ecology. His VACATION ENDED parents attended the Sherrie Biackstori, Pomeroy, graduation ceremonies. and two friends, Kathy Connick of Cincinnati and Amy Kupka of Freemon! have relumed SALE PLANNED A bake sale will be held from a vacation at Cape Coral, Saturday at Dudley''s Flower Fla. Students at Ohio Shop by the Junior American University they spent their Legion Alllllllary of Feeney· spring break there. They were Bennett Post 128 beginning at 9 guests on Sunday of Miss a. m. Residents with baked Conruck's parents returning to goods to conlrlbute are asked Athens Sunday evening. to take them to the shop.after 9 Sherrie Is a sophomore a.m. Colored eggs will also be majoring ' In fashion merchandising. for sale. Society for Crippled Children and Adults were made· by the American Legion Auxm.iy of Racine Post 802 TUesday rilght. The juniors of the unit also contributed to the Easter Be&1 fund .. Mrs. Martha Lou ~gle presided at the meetlrig during which time a rug made by the blind veterans at the Veterans Aclministratlon Hospital In Dayton was displayed. The Auxtllary collects ribbons from RALL'S New Sprin!l To Speak To the People of The 92nd House District SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO ALL GRADSI Contributio11s Are A t:tthori:~ed PROTEI N2!;::::: 1 :-::;; ·HAIR SPRAY REG. 12.25 13 oz. 1.2 $2.75 COTY EMERAUDE · FLAOON MIST. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '2.75 SPRAY DUSTIN~ POWOl.ic ............ ......'3.00 New Prince Malchabelli "Sun Shower" Fragrance. SPRAY COLOGNE ......... '2.50 ,,.,, SPLASH COLOGNE ........'2.00 · . Huven Sent by Rubinstein Solid Pertume Esstnce Compact. 12.75 New Revlon " Wild Satin" Lipstick & Noll Enamel. Lipstick Sl.6a Nail Enomel SI .IS �,. IO- 'I'hfDailYSeNlnel. ~llei'OY, O: , ItoWch30, 1f/2 Response Terrific~ for CrUsade OOLORFUL MINIATUI!I! EASTER IIASICE'l'S were pl'epared for 1311 Meigs Cowlty ~~ children at the PomeroY National Bank Wednelda7 afternoon. The at- · traCtive rerilembranee~, cllaplayed by Mra. )farllyn Wolfe, 8Silalant cubler Gillie bank, were dl8trlbuted today to the kindergarten duw at P-OJ IIIII Ylddleport ll!d the kindergarten and special education cllsles at Rutland. Provldtilg the ld'l& for creatq the Euler rememh!'llncea and provlclq attradlve ruffled boxes In wbtcll tbey we" delivered waa Mrs. Ruth Gollley, lalented Midllltpclrt artist. . 'l1le treats were provided as a part of the ~·s .IOOih an- ' nlvenary obllei"VIIJlce. schools, George Hall and Armand Turley on the organ, display booths will be featured by Mrs . Norma Wayland, stamp collection; Jack Slavin, sculpture; Ruth Gosney, art; ceramic products, Mrs.. Alice Mills, Mrs. Frances Hewetsm, Tom Martin and Kathryn Evans ; Meigs High School variety art show and elementary groups, county cultural art winners, and poster displays by senior and elementary students. Church, creamed baked Meigs Band Boosters operatJnc chicken ; Chester Ladies and donating fuhds from Auxillary and firemen, Mid· popcorn machine ; free d dleport Methodist Cburch, St. drinks to be donated by Royal Paul Lutheran Church of Crown Cola, Middleport, and Pomeroy , First United Athena BotWng Company, and Presbyterian Church of Meigs cheerleadlng squads In Middleport, baked potatoes; charge of buck board. It is anUclpated )hat enough residents of Racine, ~ bbage food has been donated to serve for slaw ; D&D Market of Pomeroy, Trinity Church of 1100 people .. This is a Meigs ·County Pomeroy, slaw ·dressing; Friday and Pomeroy American Leg ion program and the support ol Saturday Auxiliary, J .O.F . Class of Meigs County people is needed ONLY!! Pomeroy Methodist Church to make the day a success. Dinner tickets may be and Trinity Church, green Movies on can cer and beans; Simon's Market, purchased from Mrs. Howard prevention will he shown and bacon ; Ladles Auxiliary Or Birchfield, Rutland, ·Kermit speakers from the Cleveland Rutland Fire Department, Wall.on , Pomeroy and .at · office will discuss the Cancer coffee ; Episcopal Church of Middleport Post Office. Tickets program In Ohio. Pomeroy, salt, pepper, sugar, for the dinner may also be Donating food are: Holswn napkins and hot cups, and purchased at the door. ,. and Helners Bakeries, rolls; B.P.W. Club, $20. JUST/NT/ME Valley Bell Dairy , butler ; All coolo;s from Meigs High, FOR EASTER Broughton's, milk ; Catholic Bradbury Elementary, Women's Club, Ladles Pomeroy · Elementary and (Continued from page 1) New Spring Styles Auxiliary of Syrpcuse Fire Meigs JMior High In charge of Association shall be the · Dept., First Baptist Church of kitchen; Candystrlpers will be Pomeroy National Bank. by Middleport, Middleport Legion hostesses; home economic Big Rack_ "Second: The said Auxiliary , women of Mid- students will cater tables; asaociation shall be located In BETIER dleport Mt. Moriah Baptist members of Pomeroy the City of Pomeroy, County ol An)erican Legion will be in Meigs and State of Ohio, where DRESSES charge of cleaning trays and its operations of discount and silverware; Kroger Store and deposit are to be carried on. LETART, W. Va. (Winfred Denise Sawyer , MechanicsA&P Store are donating ' "Third: The Capllal Stock of (Red) Waller Hoffman, ii4, burg, Ohio; two brothers, BONDS FORFEITED Letart Route I, died unex- James, of Camp Conley, and merchandise as needed ; the Association shall be TWo One defendant was fined and · Wash 'n wear fabrics . pectedly Wednesday at Charles, of Pomeroy ; a sister, Pomeroy Pastry Shop a cake; Hundred Thousand Dollars .. two others forfeited bond in the 'New one piece spring Franklin, W. Va. He was on a Mrs. Betty, Roush of Mason, ($200,000), and the same shaD Sc·L court of Pomeroy Mayor styles and (ackel he divided Into TWo thousand 1c.eutU fishing trip when he apparently and seven grandchildren. dresses Included. All William Baronlck Wednesday the season 's best He was born at West shares of one hundred dollars , suffered a heart attack. Junior Sizes colors. night. Forfeiting bonds were .' Surviving are his mother, Colwnbla on Jan. 11, 1918. He each. \ : 'l Harley Driunmond; Dexter, Misses Sizes "FoW'Ih: The name and (Continued from page I) Mrs.· Maud Hoffman YoMg, was preceded In death by his .,. $23.70, speeding, and E~rl residence of each of the Mason ; his wife, Lyta Shaffer father, Walter Hoffman. Satw-day at 3 p.m., the Shriner, Colwnbus, $25, in· structure , however, if the of this Children's Easter service and toxication. Fined ss·and·costs shareholders Mr . Hollman was a owner wishes to 'keep them. Hoffman; low- sons, Edwin and Daryl, Urbana, Ohio; Charles, hydraulic speclallst with the Council voted to advertise for Association, with the nwnber presentation of the church was Robert Jones, 20, .Shade at home, and Airman First Kaiser Alumlnwn Corp. at sale a part of a lot at the corner of shares held by each are as schoollntssionary offering will for falling to maintain assw-ed Clsss James at the Warren Air Ravenswood and was a veteran of Ebn and Broadway Sts. The follows : be held at Grace Episcopal clear distance. V. B. Hortoll, Pomeroy, 300 of World War II. Church In Pomeroy. Following Force Base In Wyoming ; two council is reserving the right to shares. Funeral services will be held reject aU' bids. AU coMcil the service there will be a Marriage License daughters, Mrs . Delores G. W . Moredock, Hartford, at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the celebration and egg hMt for Gregory O'Dell Erwin, 24, Martin, Urbana, and Mrs. m!llllbers voted In favoring of . .. .. Foglesong Funeral Home with advertising the parcel with the W. Va., 200 shares. the children. ~ew Haven, and ~ Saloma H. S. Horton, Pomeroy, 400 the Rev. George Hoschar of. exception of Richard Vaughan On Easter Sunday there will Globokar, 21, Pomeroy. ficlatlng. Burial will be In who voted against proceeding shares. HOFFMAN TO SPEAK be holy communion and a A. Davis, Pomeroy, 100 servl~ at 10:30 a.m. This will Sunrise services will be held Kirkland Memorial Gardens at with any plan whatever to sell /' shares. be the Rev. Stanley Platat 6 .a.m. Sunday at the Mid· Point Pleasant. Friends may the property. P. Schreiber, Pomeroy, 100 lenbw-g's last official service dleport First Baptist Olurch. A call at the funeral home from 2 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brewer, at Grace Church . He is bus will leave the chllrch at to 4 and from 7 to 9 -p.m. Vine St., entered complaints shares. E. J. Horton, Pomeroy, 90 retiring, and he and Mrs. 5: 15 a.m.- ~day to pick up Friday. w.ith council about water shares. Plattenbw-g are moving to the residents about town who wish pressw-e at their home. They H. Remington, Pomeroy, W. Cincinnati area . to attend. The Golden Rule suggested a larger main tine In 100 shares. A speeial connmittee made Clsss will be In charge with the street. However, MainBenj. Wadman, Pomeroy, up of the senior warden, Rome Robert Parker worship leader. tenance Supervisor Harold (Continued fl:om page I) 100 shares. Williamson; the junior warden, Spealr.er will be Fred Hoffman. Chase stated thai a six inch line D. E. Newton, Hartford, W. Theodore T. Reed ; Mr. and Following the service. there the chapel in .the fonn of· the would have to be connected at Mrs. Paul Chapman, Mrs. will be light refreshments sculptured glass window and the corner of Beech and Lin- Va ., 100 shares. Williamson, Pomeroy, W. C. Fred served. Crow and Mrs. Patrick chapel furniture. President of coln Sis. and run to Vine St. at a 40 shares. Lochary have met with Bishop the association, Mrs. Richard prohibitive estimated cost of Downing, Pomeroy, 200 C. Krumm to consider possible Elliott, '"'ld the group owes $8,000. ' I !:>'·~ ,. ,c\ shares. candidates for rector of the tlieir slicciss to the pec!ple of Brewer inquired Into the Geo. Eiselstein, Pomeroy, 70 church. ' · the community who have possibility of his drilling a weD shares. During the interim, the Rev. supported the association In on his property, since he i8 A. D. Brown, Pomeroy, 100 Reroy Davis, a graduate their money-raising ventures. unable to obtain satisfactory shares. student of Ohio University, will The association has con- service from the community. It Geo. McQuigg, Pomeroy, 100 preach and conduct services at ducted bake sales, rwnmage was pointed out that a state 200 Baby Chicks to be given shares. · Grace Church. The Rev. Mr. away by tht Middleport sales, bazaars, and operated regulation requires that a well "Fifth: This CerUficate is Pentecostal Church, S. Third Davis was one time associate cotton candy machines at local must be 500 feet from any made In order that we may Ave.. Middleport, this rector at Christ Church in fairs to raise money for the sewer. Brewer stated that he Sun~y It our Sun~y SchOGI avail ourselves of the adGlendale, Ohio. At present he is · new medical center chapel. could drill a well at least that at 10 a.m. · vantages of the aforesaid act. working on his doctoral degree Their next event will be a bake far from any sewer , as Special Singing "In wibless whereof we have in Education at Ohio sale thiS Saturday at the First provided by law. Pastor, William KniHel Auditions has a special trea t for ladies ,on the go! hereunto set . our hands this University. S. S. Supt.. Ronald Dougan National Bank In Gallipolis Mayor John Zerkle said that Shopp ing or touring; you'll love the soft comfo rt of " Chapte r" . .. and its multiBasket dinner toll owlng . from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with all the vlllage, although it cannot thirUeth dsy of March, 1872. by the 14 (Signed Sunday School. colo r design that goes wi! h so man y of your fa shions. proceeds again going to the finance a bigger line to Vine Everyone Welcome shareholders)." Chapel Memorial Fund. St., should try to help. He All sizes and widths Although organized March suggested that council 30, 1872, the bank did not open SPEAKER NOTED MAOil IN U. I .A. IS • representatives, the planning Michael Hazelton will be the BETTY OHLINGER its doors lot business unW June ~'\'\'\\\\ \ \ 1 1 I I '' ' 0' O f fl / //ff///~~ commission and the board of 17 the same year. The bank ~ est speakerat6a . rn. Sunday publiC' affairs meet next was first located at the comer when a Sunrise Service is held Tuesday and discuss a trip to of Court and East Main Sis., at the Middleport Church of Colwnbua in an attempt to 102 E. MAIN and moved to its present Christ. ,. POMEROY secure a federal grant which would provide fMds for such location at the corner of Court East Second, one block r---------------~~~~~ improvements to the water and away, in 1905. system. Mr. and Mrs. Brewer The Blue and Grey is now .,, agreed to attend the Tuesday night session. located In theThe original of the bank. bankbuilding moved Brewer also reported that a Into Its tresent structure on ditch along the street has filled Jan. 16, 1905. A newspaper up and is not taking drain water which In turn is ruining account of the move to the new in 1905 said: the driveway to his home, he quarters "The Pomeroy National said. Officials agreed to look Bank was moved into the new Into the matter. Last year the quarters at the corner of Court ditch was cleared by Com- and Second Sis., Monday. After munity Action Program a steady growth of 32 years, workers and perhaps, can be they are now located in one ol again thiS year, they said. the prettiest and most comCouncil discussed at length pletely furnished banks In the Insurance coverage of the southeastern part of the state. vni.age on its property and The new b&nk was built under equipment. It was reported t~e direction of the new tjlat new properties have not management which took been added to the Insurance charge of the Pomeroy listing as they have been National Bank in 1900. LOWEB · PBI~ES ~ acquired . The matter was "Since thai time the bank turned over to committee has grown In PoPular favor and members, Mrs. Jeane Morgan, the names of P. B. Stanbery, David Ohlinger and Fred John McQuigg and Edwin Nye Hoffman who will obtain a stand for confidence and fair I _. .• current list of all of property treatment In banking business and equipment owned by the throughout the county and village so that Insurance state. coverage may he updated. "Mr. McQuigg, the popular It was recalled the last time cashier, has been connected this was done was about 15 with the bank since 1874 and years ago. cashier since 1884. Mr. Nye haa The coodltion of the village been a880Ciated with him since owned 'apartment at the I~.Mr . ~~.whllewell Village HaD was dlscuased. known In financial circles Windows should be replaced, it many years longer, has been was repor!ed, which Is ex- president of the bank since ' The tun mower 1o own. Rear 13.5 pected to be costly. Council 1900.11 cu . ln. 4-cycle engine . 3 forward was asked by the mayor to speeds, neut.ral ar,d 1 reverse ... " mill over" the problem AUTO RECOVERED so easy to operate it feels·almost before the next meeting. Chase Sheriff Robert Harlenbach like dr iv ing a car. 7 level cuHiog ' reported· that tiling for a --today received· a teletype heights. Easy.act lon reco il MON., TUES .. starter. l·plece steel grass cu·t. section of BrowneD Ave. would message from the Chicago · WED.& SAT. ling ·blade. Exceptlonal .tractlon, be costly. About 110 feet is Police Dept. advising that a 9:00to5:00 from 12.50x4.10-ln . pn eumatic . needed. He wiD secure prices 1962 Chevrolet Impala auto THURSDAY rear ·tires ; 10.50x3.SO-in. semibefore the next meeting. stolen In Meigs County in pneumatic fron t tires. 5-ln. guide' · 9:00TO NOO" Attending the meeUng were January of this year has been wheels. Overall : 52x31> 37 ln. ' ' FRIDAY · Thelma OPEN FRI. 'TIL 8 .:. SAT. 'TIL 9 those named earlier and recovered there. David Bowen, hi gh . Ma ny safely fea tu re>. 9,oo To9:0b OSBORNE Br ig ht red color. Counclbnan William Walters owner of the car, had reported Pomeroy POMEROY, OHIO 992-2178 and Clerk-Treasurer (\ene the theft from his residence 3n 220 E. Main Grate. Jan. ·n. By KATIECROW Many hands make li,ght wcrk. The cooperative spirit of Meigs Co~ntlans has been proved again as many have come forward to assist in ucancer Crusade Sunda y" M>ril9 at Meigs High School at Rock Springs. . Cancer Crusade ~day will offer free entertainment beginning at 12: 20 MtilS p. m. The only charge will be for the dinner, $1.50, which will be served from noon Mtil 3 P· m. Col=bus radio personality, Jim LOhse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohse, Wolfe Drive, Pomeroy, serve as master of ceremonies. Entertainment to be featured include: "Willie," "Critics Choice," " Cogwell Convention ," Meigs High orchestra, Red Stewart and his Country Western band, Gloria 's Baton group and champion twirlers , Bissell Brothers, choral groups from Meigs and Southern High •. ON WHAT OADBORN GROUNDS? IHI: 1REE ·~ tOSI~ 1H£ ON SOMEBODY P.ATI(£ 10 coo:::c•,- AS USUAL I' ~. s ' l.ili\I'.T IIJ I( IJE£D ARe:. 'Ttl"- , ~H IGI-\IIJ"'I'' Sl!F'U>.I:U6 H WA'/<; : !. - ~?~ l ,• i • " i f_n .. • ~ ; . r~~ 1: - .:cc·-:::::::::::._-= ~ s. 1( 1 . ... 0 -- 3 ·1• I 'lOU 6110ULD -I>ON'T 't'OU JUST LOVE hltSS SMITH~ EXMIS l 'IHANI< IN!. FOR R0881N6 PEOPLE . F GUYS UKE IN!. OIDNT ~REAK 'ltE lAW ... will B~k Walter Hoffman Dies Wednesday Saturday Hunt I ! PaPPY!! ShtHppy!! It/5 all In th' fambly!! Bef'o' YQ' Qoe5in thar-Thlnk!! Them5(x:Ks haln't t,ICII"'n todor\ate- -.:1-.led at 1 Trailer h Grace Churc ~ ' c?'iO 3 · 30 r , , _ ,.,, ....... -~-- c~ THIU5 WJNNIE A.T THe DOOR I CAt-IT WAir TO SEc ON HER WHEN SHE SEE$ YOU HER!: I ---...,llliiii---. - -• p.,;,;;,;j!iiil.iiiiiii.;.lllllio.-----•-------.. For ·Edster! just In t · ' ' Win'dow Mi)( 'em with potato an' a dab o' bacon leavin'G an \.IOU qot real eatin'! _ ___, FREE ~ tlOW, Ml~ ~lMMO, 00 '100 f\O~STL'I 1\mJI<.! HU~ ~~D BABY CHICKS AFTER S<:.I'O?l. QAPPltJGo E!?ASER$ ~ IQ!:H~'?= shopper'S Special auditiops ~ ? East~r ~ DRESS-UPS ~ . Marguerlte•s ShQe Shop . 1. Sanskrit school 11. Noncha· !::::::~;;;;;;;r,;~;;;;;~;:::====i 2 5 '· FROM f cuT· KERM'S KORNER All The Finery! sears tS .. S0:7i·i lDg · 16. "Port- 010 YOU 1<N0W TIIAT T~E BURGLAR~ VAN SAVE All The .Brands! TWaSI? = . .. Unoeramble theM tnur Jumbla, ~ter to eadl IICiuan, to form four ordinary wordt. one L TYLFO cedar ••thor 19. BJ.iarre 20. French rlver 21. African country 23" Mo.st Ignoble 24. Merrick, to intimates 30. Moisl 32. Paper quantity J3. uShow Boat" captain 35. Hood's "equalizer" 36. Palm leaf port UPCOE ] e l:.:'et=!.._ I I () I IJELOTS~ I K I guish 2S.Asian river 28. ~~- Mac­ •·oo OciDL.'Il!NOUeH 11' 1& lt'C&T PIFF!C:Ut:r TO "TOUCH TH06E WHO All:!!! THIS. III ( J I flillll---. · ~~-· outu y·.,, ·~'· 24. Extin- "-_, " - - Now urUip 11M dreW letUn to'-thlwpalw-••• IIIIQIIItdiiJthlalloftcan-. I "( I I I I I I Y' V.. PUPPY voanx see t a aew} .IOCUND rojl drUob ro"""- TillY GO "POP" abre" !1. Barraln- hunter's mecca """' '., !8. Small sala· ' mander !t. Ancient times 30. John or Jane, in law courts ......... Pf \ ' l I ' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work It: .CAPl'AlN EASY ___ , II STORE HOURS: ' A JJ&MIDllJG•14.1=" '...Jc Indian plaint" lion AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter almply allnda for another. In this sample A b llled for the three L't, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters apo.strophea, the lenath and formation of the words •re ali hints. Each day the code letters are different. · CllYPTOQUOTES FIW'D SRD LD LGG RA RD RC SIWIVLNGP KICCRNGM DI LOIRF Catalog Merchant. L. ~. East noy's Com· commoda· Au~ New York Clothing House 17. "To the West Wind," for example 11l.ln a sec 20. SpUI oareleuly 21. "On the Beaeh" novelist ZZ. Israeli · ZS. Restaurant ac· "Sporty-Look" CRAnSMAN . 6-HP Rotary Riding Mower lli:ARS: a sen ~~~~ WAS '319.00 All The Colors! DOWN 1.Tusked beast !. Equal to 3. Rebuff (slang) 4. Call for tttentlon 5. One of the four horsemen 6. John in Ruasla 15. Roulette choice 16. Tenth of <;ONTAINED · CAMPAIGN for All The Styles! !ant person 11. Approve 12. Reservation dwell- y,- 1l'nlll _, r' II AIUWI'f • SRDDRWB, NJD WMOMV DSMIFIVM VIICIIIOMGD : . ~. SRD CIAD .- Yealor.ay'a Cryplouele: THREE THINGS GIVE US HARDY STRENGTH: SLEEPING ON HAIRY MATTRESSES BREATHING COLD AIR, AND BATIN<j DRY FOOD _: WILSH PROVIRB • . tf"t ........................... · ··- ~~ -~ · . I '· WOOD510CK ,.. HE'S' 50 VNREA5CNAelf ! 6VT I'M ON THE FOURltl WORD AlW.I)I(! HOW CAN I 60 'WAI( BACK TO THE !IE61NNlN6? . �,. IO- 'I'hfDailYSeNlnel. ~llei'OY, O: , ItoWch30, 1f/2 Response Terrific~ for CrUsade OOLORFUL MINIATUI!I! EASTER IIASICE'l'S were pl'epared for 1311 Meigs Cowlty ~~ children at the PomeroY National Bank Wednelda7 afternoon. The at- · traCtive rerilembranee~, cllaplayed by Mra. )farllyn Wolfe, 8Silalant cubler Gillie bank, were dl8trlbuted today to the kindergarten duw at P-OJ IIIII Ylddleport ll!d the kindergarten and special education cllsles at Rutland. Provldtilg the ld'l& for creatq the Euler rememh!'llncea and provlclq attradlve ruffled boxes In wbtcll tbey we" delivered waa Mrs. Ruth Gollley, lalented Midllltpclrt artist. . 'l1le treats were provided as a part of the ~·s .IOOih an- ' nlvenary obllei"VIIJlce. schools, George Hall and Armand Turley on the organ, display booths will be featured by Mrs . Norma Wayland, stamp collection; Jack Slavin, sculpture; Ruth Gosney, art; ceramic products, Mrs.. Alice Mills, Mrs. Frances Hewetsm, Tom Martin and Kathryn Evans ; Meigs High School variety art show and elementary groups, county cultural art winners, and poster displays by senior and elementary students. Church, creamed baked Meigs Band Boosters operatJnc chicken ; Chester Ladies and donating fuhds from Auxillary and firemen, Mid· popcorn machine ; free d dleport Methodist Cburch, St. drinks to be donated by Royal Paul Lutheran Church of Crown Cola, Middleport, and Pomeroy , First United Athena BotWng Company, and Presbyterian Church of Meigs cheerleadlng squads In Middleport, baked potatoes; charge of buck board. It is anUclpated )hat enough residents of Racine, ~ bbage food has been donated to serve for slaw ; D&D Market of Pomeroy, Trinity Church of 1100 people .. This is a Meigs ·County Pomeroy, slaw ·dressing; Friday and Pomeroy American Leg ion program and the support ol Saturday Auxiliary, J .O.F . Class of Meigs County people is needed ONLY!! Pomeroy Methodist Church to make the day a success. Dinner tickets may be and Trinity Church, green Movies on can cer and beans; Simon's Market, purchased from Mrs. Howard prevention will he shown and bacon ; Ladles Auxiliary Or Birchfield, Rutland, ·Kermit speakers from the Cleveland Rutland Fire Department, Wall.on , Pomeroy and .at · office will discuss the Cancer coffee ; Episcopal Church of Middleport Post Office. Tickets program In Ohio. Pomeroy, salt, pepper, sugar, for the dinner may also be Donating food are: Holswn napkins and hot cups, and purchased at the door. ,. and Helners Bakeries, rolls; B.P.W. Club, $20. JUST/NT/ME Valley Bell Dairy , butler ; All coolo;s from Meigs High, FOR EASTER Broughton's, milk ; Catholic Bradbury Elementary, Women's Club, Ladles Pomeroy · Elementary and (Continued from page 1) New Spring Styles Auxiliary of Syrpcuse Fire Meigs JMior High In charge of Association shall be the · Dept., First Baptist Church of kitchen; Candystrlpers will be Pomeroy National Bank. by Middleport, Middleport Legion hostesses; home economic Big Rack_ "Second: The said Auxiliary , women of Mid- students will cater tables; asaociation shall be located In BETIER dleport Mt. Moriah Baptist members of Pomeroy the City of Pomeroy, County ol An)erican Legion will be in Meigs and State of Ohio, where DRESSES charge of cleaning trays and its operations of discount and silverware; Kroger Store and deposit are to be carried on. LETART, W. Va. (Winfred Denise Sawyer , MechanicsA&P Store are donating ' "Third: The Capllal Stock of (Red) Waller Hoffman, ii4, burg, Ohio; two brothers, BONDS FORFEITED Letart Route I, died unex- James, of Camp Conley, and merchandise as needed ; the Association shall be TWo One defendant was fined and · Wash 'n wear fabrics . pectedly Wednesday at Charles, of Pomeroy ; a sister, Pomeroy Pastry Shop a cake; Hundred Thousand Dollars .. two others forfeited bond in the 'New one piece spring Franklin, W. Va. He was on a Mrs. Betty, Roush of Mason, ($200,000), and the same shaD Sc·L court of Pomeroy Mayor styles and (ackel he divided Into TWo thousand 1c.eutU fishing trip when he apparently and seven grandchildren. dresses Included. All William Baronlck Wednesday the season 's best He was born at West shares of one hundred dollars , suffered a heart attack. Junior Sizes colors. night. Forfeiting bonds were .' Surviving are his mother, Colwnbla on Jan. 11, 1918. He each. \ : 'l Harley Driunmond; Dexter, Misses Sizes "FoW'Ih: The name and (Continued from page I) Mrs.· Maud Hoffman YoMg, was preceded In death by his .,. $23.70, speeding, and E~rl residence of each of the Mason ; his wife, Lyta Shaffer father, Walter Hoffman. Satw-day at 3 p.m., the Shriner, Colwnbus, $25, in· structure , however, if the of this Children's Easter service and toxication. Fined ss·and·costs shareholders Mr . Hollman was a owner wishes to 'keep them. Hoffman; low- sons, Edwin and Daryl, Urbana, Ohio; Charles, hydraulic speclallst with the Council voted to advertise for Association, with the nwnber presentation of the church was Robert Jones, 20, .Shade at home, and Airman First Kaiser Alumlnwn Corp. at sale a part of a lot at the corner of shares held by each are as schoollntssionary offering will for falling to maintain assw-ed Clsss James at the Warren Air Ravenswood and was a veteran of Ebn and Broadway Sts. The follows : be held at Grace Episcopal clear distance. V. B. Hortoll, Pomeroy, 300 of World War II. Church In Pomeroy. Following Force Base In Wyoming ; two council is reserving the right to shares. Funeral services will be held reject aU' bids. AU coMcil the service there will be a Marriage License daughters, Mrs . Delores G. W . Moredock, Hartford, at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the celebration and egg hMt for Gregory O'Dell Erwin, 24, Martin, Urbana, and Mrs. m!llllbers voted In favoring of . .. .. Foglesong Funeral Home with advertising the parcel with the W. Va., 200 shares. the children. ~ew Haven, and ~ Saloma H. S. Horton, Pomeroy, 400 the Rev. George Hoschar of. exception of Richard Vaughan On Easter Sunday there will Globokar, 21, Pomeroy. ficlatlng. Burial will be In who voted against proceeding shares. HOFFMAN TO SPEAK be holy communion and a A. Davis, Pomeroy, 100 servl~ at 10:30 a.m. This will Sunrise services will be held Kirkland Memorial Gardens at with any plan whatever to sell /' shares. be the Rev. Stanley Platat 6 .a.m. Sunday at the Mid· Point Pleasant. Friends may the property. P. Schreiber, Pomeroy, 100 lenbw-g's last official service dleport First Baptist Olurch. A call at the funeral home from 2 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brewer, at Grace Church . He is bus will leave the chllrch at to 4 and from 7 to 9 -p.m. Vine St., entered complaints shares. E. J. Horton, Pomeroy, 90 retiring, and he and Mrs. 5: 15 a.m.- ~day to pick up Friday. w.ith council about water shares. Plattenbw-g are moving to the residents about town who wish pressw-e at their home. They H. Remington, Pomeroy, W. Cincinnati area . to attend. The Golden Rule suggested a larger main tine In 100 shares. A speeial connmittee made Clsss will be In charge with the street. However, MainBenj. Wadman, Pomeroy, up of the senior warden, Rome Robert Parker worship leader. tenance Supervisor Harold (Continued fl:om page I) 100 shares. Williamson; the junior warden, Spealr.er will be Fred Hoffman. Chase stated thai a six inch line D. E. Newton, Hartford, W. Theodore T. Reed ; Mr. and Following the service. there the chapel in .the fonn of· the would have to be connected at Mrs. Paul Chapman, Mrs. will be light refreshments sculptured glass window and the corner of Beech and Lin- Va ., 100 shares. Williamson, Pomeroy, W. C. Fred served. Crow and Mrs. Patrick chapel furniture. President of coln Sis. and run to Vine St. at a 40 shares. Lochary have met with Bishop the association, Mrs. Richard prohibitive estimated cost of Downing, Pomeroy, 200 C. Krumm to consider possible Elliott, '"'ld the group owes $8,000. ' I !:>'·~ ,. ,c\ shares. candidates for rector of the tlieir slicciss to the pec!ple of Brewer inquired Into the Geo. Eiselstein, Pomeroy, 70 church. ' · the community who have possibility of his drilling a weD shares. During the interim, the Rev. supported the association In on his property, since he i8 A. D. Brown, Pomeroy, 100 Reroy Davis, a graduate their money-raising ventures. unable to obtain satisfactory shares. student of Ohio University, will The association has con- service from the community. It Geo. McQuigg, Pomeroy, 100 preach and conduct services at ducted bake sales, rwnmage was pointed out that a state 200 Baby Chicks to be given shares. · Grace Church. The Rev. Mr. away by tht Middleport sales, bazaars, and operated regulation requires that a well "Fifth: This CerUficate is Pentecostal Church, S. Third Davis was one time associate cotton candy machines at local must be 500 feet from any made In order that we may Ave.. Middleport, this rector at Christ Church in fairs to raise money for the sewer. Brewer stated that he Sun~y It our Sun~y SchOGI avail ourselves of the adGlendale, Ohio. At present he is · new medical center chapel. could drill a well at least that at 10 a.m. · vantages of the aforesaid act. working on his doctoral degree Their next event will be a bake far from any sewer , as Special Singing "In wibless whereof we have in Education at Ohio sale thiS Saturday at the First provided by law. Pastor, William KniHel Auditions has a special trea t for ladies ,on the go! hereunto set . our hands this University. S. S. Supt.. Ronald Dougan National Bank In Gallipolis Mayor John Zerkle said that Shopp ing or touring; you'll love the soft comfo rt of " Chapte r" . .. and its multiBasket dinner toll owlng . from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with all the vlllage, although it cannot thirUeth dsy of March, 1872. by the 14 (Signed Sunday School. colo r design that goes wi! h so man y of your fa shions. proceeds again going to the finance a bigger line to Vine Everyone Welcome shareholders)." Chapel Memorial Fund. St., should try to help. He All sizes and widths Although organized March suggested that council 30, 1872, the bank did not open SPEAKER NOTED MAOil IN U. I .A. IS • representatives, the planning Michael Hazelton will be the BETTY OHLINGER its doors lot business unW June ~'\'\'\\\\ \ \ 1 1 I I '' ' 0' O f fl / //ff///~~ commission and the board of 17 the same year. The bank ~ est speakerat6a . rn. Sunday publiC' affairs meet next was first located at the comer when a Sunrise Service is held Tuesday and discuss a trip to of Court and East Main Sis., at the Middleport Church of Colwnbua in an attempt to 102 E. MAIN and moved to its present Christ. ,. POMEROY secure a federal grant which would provide fMds for such location at the corner of Court East Second, one block r---------------~~~~~ improvements to the water and away, in 1905. system. Mr. and Mrs. Brewer The Blue and Grey is now .,, agreed to attend the Tuesday night session. located In theThe original of the bank. bankbuilding moved Brewer also reported that a Into Its tresent structure on ditch along the street has filled Jan. 16, 1905. A newspaper up and is not taking drain water which In turn is ruining account of the move to the new in 1905 said: the driveway to his home, he quarters "The Pomeroy National said. Officials agreed to look Bank was moved into the new Into the matter. Last year the quarters at the corner of Court ditch was cleared by Com- and Second Sis., Monday. After munity Action Program a steady growth of 32 years, workers and perhaps, can be they are now located in one ol again thiS year, they said. the prettiest and most comCouncil discussed at length pletely furnished banks In the Insurance coverage of the southeastern part of the state. vni.age on its property and The new b&nk was built under equipment. It was reported t~e direction of the new tjlat new properties have not management which took been added to the Insurance charge of the Pomeroy listing as they have been National Bank in 1900. LOWEB · PBI~ES ~ acquired . The matter was "Since thai time the bank turned over to committee has grown In PoPular favor and members, Mrs. Jeane Morgan, the names of P. B. Stanbery, David Ohlinger and Fred John McQuigg and Edwin Nye Hoffman who will obtain a stand for confidence and fair I _. .• current list of all of property treatment In banking business and equipment owned by the throughout the county and village so that Insurance state. coverage may he updated. "Mr. McQuigg, the popular It was recalled the last time cashier, has been connected this was done was about 15 with the bank since 1874 and years ago. cashier since 1884. Mr. Nye haa The coodltion of the village been a880Ciated with him since owned 'apartment at the I~.Mr . ~~.whllewell Village HaD was dlscuased. known In financial circles Windows should be replaced, it many years longer, has been was repor!ed, which Is ex- president of the bank since ' The tun mower 1o own. Rear 13.5 pected to be costly. Council 1900.11 cu . ln. 4-cycle engine . 3 forward was asked by the mayor to speeds, neut.ral ar,d 1 reverse ... " mill over" the problem AUTO RECOVERED so easy to operate it feels·almost before the next meeting. Chase Sheriff Robert Harlenbach like dr iv ing a car. 7 level cuHiog ' reported· that tiling for a --today received· a teletype heights. Easy.act lon reco il MON., TUES .. starter. l·plece steel grass cu·t. section of BrowneD Ave. would message from the Chicago · WED.& SAT. ling ·blade. Exceptlonal .tractlon, be costly. About 110 feet is Police Dept. advising that a 9:00to5:00 from 12.50x4.10-ln . pn eumatic . needed. He wiD secure prices 1962 Chevrolet Impala auto THURSDAY rear ·tires ; 10.50x3.SO-in. semibefore the next meeting. stolen In Meigs County in pneumatic fron t tires. 5-ln. guide' · 9:00TO NOO" Attending the meeUng were January of this year has been wheels. Overall : 52x31> 37 ln. ' ' FRIDAY · Thelma OPEN FRI. 'TIL 8 .:. SAT. 'TIL 9 those named earlier and recovered there. David Bowen, hi gh . Ma ny safely fea tu re>. 9,oo To9:0b OSBORNE Br ig ht red color. Counclbnan William Walters owner of the car, had reported Pomeroy POMEROY, OHIO 992-2178 and Clerk-Treasurer (\ene the theft from his residence 3n 220 E. Main Grate. Jan. ·n. By KATIECROW Many hands make li,ght wcrk. The cooperative spirit of Meigs Co~ntlans has been proved again as many have come forward to assist in ucancer Crusade Sunda y" M>ril9 at Meigs High School at Rock Springs. . Cancer Crusade ~day will offer free entertainment beginning at 12: 20 MtilS p. m. The only charge will be for the dinner, $1.50, which will be served from noon Mtil 3 P· m. Col=bus radio personality, Jim LOhse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohse, Wolfe Drive, Pomeroy, serve as master of ceremonies. Entertainment to be featured include: "Willie," "Critics Choice," " Cogwell Convention ," Meigs High orchestra, Red Stewart and his Country Western band, Gloria 's Baton group and champion twirlers , Bissell Brothers, choral groups from Meigs and Southern High •. ON WHAT OADBORN GROUNDS? IHI: 1REE ·~ tOSI~ 1H£ ON SOMEBODY P.ATI(£ 10 coo:::c•,- AS USUAL I' ~. s ' l.ili\I'.T IIJ I( IJE£D ARe:. 'Ttl"- , ~H IGI-\IIJ"'I'' Sl!F'U>.I:U6 H WA'/<; : !. - ~?~ l ,• i • " i f_n .. • ~ ; . r~~ 1: - .:cc·-:::::::::::._-= ~ s. 1( 1 . ... 0 -- 3 ·1• I 'lOU 6110ULD -I>ON'T 't'OU JUST LOVE hltSS SMITH~ EXMIS l 'IHANI< IN!. FOR R0881N6 PEOPLE . F GUYS UKE IN!. OIDNT ~REAK 'ltE lAW ... will B~k Walter Hoffman Dies Wednesday Saturday Hunt I ! PaPPY!! ShtHppy!! It/5 all In th' fambly!! Bef'o' YQ' Qoe5in thar-Thlnk!! Them5(x:Ks haln't t,ICII"'n todor\ate- -.:1-.led at 1 Trailer h Grace Churc ~ ' c?'iO 3 · 30 r , , _ ,.,, ....... -~-- c~ THIU5 WJNNIE A.T THe DOOR I CAt-IT WAir TO SEc ON HER WHEN SHE SEE$ YOU HER!: I ---...,llliiii---. - -• p.,;,;;,;j!iiil.iiiiiii.;.lllllio.-----•-------.. For ·Edster! just In t · ' ' Win'dow Mi)( 'em with potato an' a dab o' bacon leavin'G an \.IOU qot real eatin'! _ ___, FREE ~ tlOW, Ml~ ~lMMO, 00 '100 f\O~STL'I 1\mJI<.! HU~ ~~D BABY CHICKS AFTER S<:.I'O?l. QAPPltJGo E!?ASER$ ~ IQ!:H~'?= shopper'S Special auditiops ~ ? East~r ~ DRESS-UPS ~ . Marguerlte•s ShQe Shop . 1. Sanskrit school 11. Noncha· !::::::~;;;;;;;r,;~;;;;;~;:::====i 2 5 '· FROM f cuT· KERM'S KORNER All The Finery! sears tS .. S0:7i·i lDg · 16. "Port- 010 YOU 1<N0W TIIAT T~E BURGLAR~ VAN SAVE All The .Brands! TWaSI? = . .. Unoeramble theM tnur Jumbla, ~ter to eadl IICiuan, to form four ordinary wordt. one L TYLFO cedar ••thor 19. BJ.iarre 20. French rlver 21. African country 23" Mo.st Ignoble 24. Merrick, to intimates 30. Moisl 32. Paper quantity J3. uShow Boat" captain 35. Hood's "equalizer" 36. Palm leaf port UPCOE ] e l:.:'et=!.._ I I () I IJELOTS~ I K I guish 2S.Asian river 28. ~~- Mac­ •·oo OciDL.'Il!NOUeH 11' 1& lt'C&T PIFF!C:Ut:r TO "TOUCH TH06E WHO All:!!! THIS. III ( J I flillll---. · ~~-· outu y·.,, ·~'· 24. Extin- "-_, " - - Now urUip 11M dreW letUn to'-thlwpalw-••• IIIIQIIItdiiJthlalloftcan-. I "( I I I I I I Y' V.. PUPPY voanx see t a aew} .IOCUND rojl drUob ro"""- TillY GO "POP" abre" !1. Barraln- hunter's mecca """' '., !8. Small sala· ' mander !t. Ancient times 30. John or Jane, in law courts ......... Pf \ ' l I ' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work It: .CAPl'AlN EASY ___ , II STORE HOURS: ' A JJ&MIDllJG•14.1=" '...Jc Indian plaint" lion AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter almply allnda for another. In this sample A b llled for the three L't, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters apo.strophea, the lenath and formation of the words •re ali hints. Each day the code letters are different. · CllYPTOQUOTES FIW'D SRD LD LGG RA RD RC SIWIVLNGP KICCRNGM DI LOIRF Catalog Merchant. L. ~. East noy's Com· commoda· Au~ New York Clothing House 17. "To the West Wind," for example 11l.ln a sec 20. SpUI oareleuly 21. "On the Beaeh" novelist ZZ. Israeli · ZS. Restaurant ac· "Sporty-Look" CRAnSMAN . 6-HP Rotary Riding Mower lli:ARS: a sen ~~~~ WAS '319.00 All The Colors! DOWN 1.Tusked beast !. Equal to 3. Rebuff (slang) 4. Call for tttentlon 5. One of the four horsemen 6. John in Ruasla 15. Roulette choice 16. Tenth of <;ONTAINED · CAMPAIGN for All The Styles! !ant person 11. Approve 12. Reservation dwell- y,- 1l'nlll _, r' II AIUWI'f • SRDDRWB, NJD WMOMV DSMIFIVM VIICIIIOMGD : . ~. SRD CIAD .- Yealor.ay'a Cryplouele: THREE THINGS GIVE US HARDY STRENGTH: SLEEPING ON HAIRY MATTRESSES BREATHING COLD AIR, AND BATIN<j DRY FOOD _: WILSH PROVIRB • . tf"t ........................... · ··- ~~ -~ · . I '· WOOD510CK ,.. HE'S' 50 VNREA5CNAelf ! 6VT I'M ON THE FOURltl WORD AlW.I)I(! HOW CAN I 60 'WAI( BACK TO THE !IE61NNlN6? . �• ; u -'l'hr lla1ly Senlinel. ...... port........../ 0 Mllrdl» lfl'l Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! ~ !• In Memory IN LOVING memory of Olan Goodwin who died two year. ago today March 30 1970 Softly the leave• of memory fall Gently we gather and treasure them all Unseen unheard he is always near Still oved still mlsoed and so very dear Norma Goodw n Famllr, 3 30 1 p Help Wanted HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Enlist now - stay home unt I after graduation Guaranteed ass gnments Korea to Hawa Europe or selected local ons In the US See your local Army representative for Business Services OFFICE MACHINE RtPAIR MARimA nPEWRmR 616 Mlln 51 Belpre 0 413-6.551 facts about lhe 180 Day Delayed Entry Program and the Army s new pay raise For more Information eel collect S93 3022 MASON and HARTFORD Bulldozer Radiator to Smallest Heater Core Nelllan lltgs Rldlelor Spociellsf SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph m Pomeroy 217~ Not A Motor Route The Dai~ ~inel Ph 614-992 2156 STARTING SALARY SlO 660 I m looking for an Intelligent en hus as lie and reliable person n the Pomeroy Free Estimate ON CENTRAL HEATING OR AIR CONDITIONING Porneror Home & Auto OpeniTIIS Monday thrv S.turdoy Phone 1 606 E Mlln Pomeroy 0 ,992 3975 ,,,,• .lA.. .. 3 BR All WEAlltER ROOFING HOME & CONSTRUCTION ...... ON YOUR LOT 240 Lincoln 51 Mlddlopart OhiO Dill An"'""y Plumbing Wt llllve • complo,. Home Molntenoncs Strvlce the ONLY S13 750 Wt Speclallzt In aluminum vinyl and stttl s ding flbtrQtas brick and atont complete tint ot rt~tdentlal and commercial roofing rtmodtllng building suspended ctlllng1 Interior end exterior painting com Plttellne of Maaonry work Afl work guarantttd to cuatomer utls,acrton We are fully Insured tor your protection 32 year around No m1Her what your need Compltlt roof ar spouting rtpolr Interior or exterior carpentry Ceiling lilt olld Ponetlng alld Siding Campltlo Plumb1ng & Hrellng O.y Number 992 2550 N 2nd 992 3111 ALLSIDI! BUILDERS & CONSTR CO We have 24 hr emertency servict 992 5103 742 3947 992 3891 7414761 We are fully insured TERMITES. TERMITEt WIDE MILLER _ MEIGS INN ROOMS - ----- ---~-- Sweptllne V 8 4 speed heavy duty 1970 Ford Cuslom Sl Wlj. ........ ..S1999 1969 Dodge % Ton 351 V 8 eng automatic trans power brakes Sweptlrne V 8 torquefltte heavy duty 1969 Ford Faidane HT Q)e. .......... '1595 1969 Dodge % Ton V 8 eng me automatrc trans p steering local 1 owner car with less than 23 000 miles spotless tntertor good w w tires white finish blue lntenor radio Sweptllne Slant stx fl speed low mileage 1967 International ton V 8 4 speed heavy duty 1966 Dodge %Ton Sweptlme V 8 4 speed Camper Spectal 1966 Dodge % Ton Sweptltne V 8 3 speed one owner RAWLINGS UPHOLSTERING SERVICE complele selection of fabrics and vinyl to choose from Pick up and delivery Slater Upholslerlng Rl 3 Pomeroy phone 992 3617 3 28 301p SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rateol Ph ~~ ~782 Gallipolis John Russell' Owner & Operator 5 12 tfc DEPENDABLE CITY 992 2151 OR 992 2152 MIDDLEPORT OPEN UNTIL 8 00 PM each evenmg except Saturday & Sunday Real Estate For Sale VINYL and aluminum siding free estimates references call collect 446 3608 Byerly Construction Co Galllpol s 3 2~ 301p 6 ROOM house & bath on State 0 DEL. WHEEL allghmenl located at Crossroads Rt 124 Complete front end service tune up and brake service Wheels balanced elec troDically All work guaranteed Reasona~le rates Phone 992 3213 1 27 lfc CLELAND REALTY AUTOMOBILE nsurance been cancelled' Lost your operators license' Coli HI'!. 2966 6-IS lfc C BRADFORD Auct oneer Complete Service Phone 949 3821 Racine Ohio Crill Bradford s 1 lfc ·-=--:--:--==- :: READY MIX CONCRETE de livered right to your prolecl Fast and ~ree easy estimates Phone 992 3284 Goegleln Reaay Mix Co Middleport Ohio 6 30 lfc SEPTIC tanks cleaned Miller Sanitation Stewart Ohio Ph 662 3035 2 12 ffc HOUSE BUILDERS CAh GUY NErGLER RACINE OHIO 3 5 301c BACKHOE ANO DOZER work Septic tanks Installed George (Bill) Pullins Phone 992 2478 oi-2S-tfc PAIN riNG Interior and ex call Pomeroy Ohio terlor WHITE I'<EAlTYS: In excellent con dit on out of all floods good location carpeted S12 800 00 1 FLOOR PLAN 1 rooms 4 bedrooms bath dining room recreation room garage about 1 acre of ground S19 900 00 80 ACRES Nice laying ground borders on 2 roads some t1mber large barn milk house crib and other buildings 1h story frame home 7 rooms bath 4 bedrooms fine for a family JUST S17 600 00 3 BEDROOMS S room 1 story frame 2 baths full basement nice kitchen large lot with frailer space gas forced air fur nace good neighborhood S7 900 00 SEE US FOR Awnings storm doors and windows carports aluminum sld ng and railing A Jacob sales For free estimates phone Charles Lisle Syracuse V V Johnson and Son Inc 3 21fc--- - - - - Real Estate For Sale RACINE - 7 room house ex cellenl location oul of high water 1 2 bath carpet on two VERA EBLEN 992 3020 vestment property eas y converted Into -4 Apts 2 Homes for One J bedro(im & bath mostly all paneled attached garage Small home J room & bath on same ot Both homes for one pr ce on Broadway POMEROY Locust Street - 3 bedroom 1 2 bath Includes all carpet drapes Attached garage & $18 000 Bnck St Investment Property 2 Apt s extra lot for tra ler sa 500 Carry Out & D(ive In close New Shopping Center Show ng excellent returns to $17 500 c - - - - : - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - , Vzrgil B. Teaford, Sr.- Broker 110 Mechame Street Pomeroy,Ohio 45769 NEW LISTING NEW - 3 bedroom all electric home 1h balhs large living nice kitchen with double sink Ullllly room Plenty of closet space 2 garages 1 15 acres Out on old Roufe 33 NICE OLOER HOME MODERN - J bedrooms 1h baths birch kllchen double sink stove and refrigerator Gas fireplace sl ding glass doors from dining to back and side porch 2 lots double "NOTICE" 1969 Chev. Impala Cpe. .............. '2095 327 engine 4 speed trans dean Interior & good hres Med grn ftnlsh Nice 1969 FORD '4 Ton 8 wide body h duty equipped Inc 4 speed trans springs boOster brakes 750x16 a ply tires beaut ful red fmlsh chrome body mldgs chrome w c mirrors S cab lights 360 V 8 engine chrome front bumper rear step bumper Priced for spring action 1219S Pomeroy Motor Ca. on Hard road Salem Township 4 ACRES NEAR TUPPERS PLAINS - 2 bedrooms bath T P water Nice birch kllchen double sink and stove 2 living rooms Only StO 500 00 S1 500 00 DOWN 3 ACR E5 - 6 room house well spring garden Other buildings SS3 42 a Month DON T WAIT UNTIL IT IS SOLD BUY TODAY TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE t923325 HELEN~ TEAFORD ASSOCIATE 992 237a ANNOUNCEMENT OF PUBLIC HEARING Chopper Basket Pursuant to Chapter 6111 Ohio Revised Code the Oh o Water Pollution Control Board will meet and hold a public hearin" n He~:trlng Room No 2 Ohio Departments Building 65 South Front Street Columbus Oh o on the 6th of April 197~ at 9 30 a m tor the purpose of rete v ng testimony and evidence from which the Board will adopt an amended 1m plementatlon schedule tor the munlclpallt es and lndustr es in the Upper Oh o River (up stream of Portsmouth to the Ohio Pennsylvania state ~lne) Interested persons are en couraged to offer pertlnen.t testimony before the Board Based on the record of in format on presented a1 the hearing th' Board w II establish new mptementat on schedules for appropriate municipalities and lndustr es Persons interested in rece v ng a copy of the proposed amended Implementation scht;~dule shol.lfi:l write to Mr John E Richards Acting t;h ef 0 v son of Engineering Ohio Department ot t-tealth P 0 Box 118 Columbus Ohio 0216 TA Gar~ner Kmg SIZe Charlie DAIRY HAVEN s ARTERS nRHrMENSWEAR f MD Cha rman Water Pollution Control Board 13) 16 23 30 Jtc The Station RA:CINE 0 f That Lrstens To You WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL 5 Cleaning ..• Auto Sales MODERN HOME ON 'h ACRE FULL BASEMENT 4 MILES FROM KAISER ALUMINUM EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD PHONE {~) 312 96S7 or WRITE J 0 air furnace Near Pomeroy ELLIS ROUTE 1 BOX 49B Elementary School Phone COTTAGEVILLE W VA 992 738.4 to !ljiO 25239 111 lfc 3 29 6tc Want your Color TV set tuned up hke the factory had 1t when 1t was new? - 1 WITH A I I BARGAIN OFFER Pomeroy SoliAg._,S7StM'... • I • l. • no :!'tnt I' liter WtlncWisatn M"A'ttAe ........ RUTLAND FURNITURE J42 4211 Rt<ICarpot Spqrt Coats by I I II II SATURDAY, APRillst ~ I. ITO QUALIFY FOR THIS SPECIA~ LOW RATE I Olllncll\11~ I for,. or• I I· I I . ,_ .. .._.""" .,.., "'ocl ~~» I · I 1 Write Ylll' Adl Pl•se Print. Use One Space For Each Word I I 1 ·~--~ I I I I I I • Ad ilwll oHor . . . I DOK'T WAIT I I 1 • AIIIIMtrotftOift-dtollftdlot llwaMDn • Col'l«'lloholl p mfttos wh111 ,.... \.,ft, obtott~ed • $11'1immumdo.ogefo 10doy. 01' I No- MAIL YOUR II -~-AD NOWI MAIL~: 11IE IMILY SENTINEL Phone I I I~---------------~-~-----~ 111 Cut Sl Pomeroy, Ohio p---------------------~ I I I I I COME IN AND ; REGISTER FOR I FREE ALBUMS I I I L-~-----·••••••··-----~ ·----------------------, WMPO RADIO I DIAN LUn: &. JACK KANE WILL IIIROADCAITINO Koscot Kosmetics Flame of Hope Perfumes Human & Synthetic Wigs Addrell City • of 1 I DAYS 1 All nut be plocad b}' nDt 0 ~ Coat~ I FAMILY WANT-AD 10 CHUCK'S TV I I I SELL YOUR DON'T NEEDS II We have the equlp;,ent Complete color tune up with Victor scope $18 00 We have good clean used color sets from S89 50 good clean black & white sets $39 oo up We are your color spectahst 1n fhts area Brmg Them To I I II of savvy ••• r. I I I I I WHEN YOU I I Coming on with loads I YOU'LL CLEAN UP FAST a Real Estate For Sale I I Want Ad -:1:966::-:P:-:LY:;:M::;:O""U;;;T;:;H:;::B:;ca=r=ra=cud = V 8 4 speed Phone 742 ~~ If lnleresfed. 3-26-61c Arnold Grate Our New Sandwtches PomiiRlJ. HOUSE In Long Bollom phone 985 3529 1 28 tfc 152 Butternut FRIDAY MARCH 31st NOTIC~ l.:EGAL The Cub Restaurant Start your Your Chevy Dealer 3 BEDROOM ranch type home Arbaugh Addlllon Tuppers Plains All new with total electric and centra~ air condiUonlng bath and '4 fully carpeted full basement garage In basement See by appointment pl\one 992 2196 or 992 35115 Denny Thompson Financing available 12 3Q.tfc NICE 2 story home wltll full basement 2 lots new forced Will be there until 11 a m to sell papers Gra11d Openwg ... DRY WALL Finisher con lraclor R I Dubbeld phone 742 5825 3 27 Sic REDUCE sefe & fast wllli GoBese Tablels & E Vap CARL Chevaliers Used wafer pills at Nelson Drugs Clothing Store Long B<illom 317 20fp Is now at Corpenler s Penn toll Station at Dullls Run ABOUT YOJJR WEIGHT 3 246lp overweight ladles teens and men lnferest.d In a Weight CHICKEN Barbecue Easter Watchers ( R) Class In Sunday April 2 from 11 am Pomeroy write Weight to S p m at the Racine F re Watcher• ( R) 1863 Section Station Complete c~lcken Rd Clnclnnllti Ohio -45237 dinner Sl so chltken only Sl 10.3-tfc 3 22 91c TRUCK SPECIAL! Estate For Sale Duo to Recine Fire Dept Chlcktll Barbecue WANTED- Anyone Interested In culling about 100 acres ot limber Pay as you go Phone 992 5786 3-29 61c 1967 Chevelle Malibu HT Cpe. ...... '1395 Re~l We Will Be Closed Easter Sunday Aprtl2 GUN SHOOT also r)fle matches - open sites only, Forked Run 5porlsman Club Sunday April 2 12 noon 3 29 31c V 8 engtne automatic trans p steering factory arr conditioned good w w tires radio dark green fmlsh with spotless rnterlor Corner location tor service station car garage 2 hen houses Minerals except coal Located 3 30 3 p •ms 4 BEDROOMS NIFTY - Birch kitchen natural gas furnace bath full basement Large lot Garage S10 000 00 NEW LISTING HARRISONVILLE - 7 room home nearly all carpeted 1;, baths gas heating 3 bedrooms modern kilchen wllh double sink end bar 6 lots or 1/• acres Garage 40x70 3 30 3tc Fryar do sewing of all kinds In FURNITURE dishes WILL my home Phone 992-6879 ~~<>:<:kS, brass beds silver 3 26 3Qip dollars or complete households Write M D Miller Rt ~ Pomeroy Ohio Coil '992 6~71 3 16 lfc Factory air condlttontng V 8 engine auto trans P S P B good w s w tires many more extras A low price now t Ojllll EVIS fd 8 Cusey Mgr Wanted To Buy garage NEW LISTING 142 ACRES - Of nice clean laying land 2 parns wllh sheds 4 good springs farm pond and watering trough 2 FARM 160acres dairy or beef large bank barn ~7 stan chi on m lk house equlppc!d 2 silos all outside bulld1ngs 2 ponds hard surface road see any Ime 2 miles N of Rl 1 on Sumner Rd Co Rd 36 11 m les NE of Pomeroy M V Local 1 owner new car trade In 13 000 mtles automattctrans luggage rack radio chrome wheel covers blue color blk vinyl Interior 992·2126 w Sl 50 for 50 word mlnlrnum SMALLEY S Gift Shop Each additional word 2c Chester Ohio have flower BLIND ADS arrangements for Ea•ter Additional 25c Charge per Many other flowers for all Advertlsemeni occasions polled flowers 99c OFFICE HOURS up baskets. loqse flowers a 30 a m to s oo p m Detty Avon bottles and many ~Iff 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Items Open 12 1111 6 p m 1 Saturday days a week Phone 985 3537 3 26 6tc 1971 Volkswagen Sq. Back Sedan '2495 1970 Dodge Polara ..................... POMEROY Phone 992 2181 65 FORD Falcon 3 speed •+ N 2nd Middleport transmission six tires two : snow all mounted bucket Iii ACREAGE seats good condition sell 51 X ROOM house 133 Butternut Justolf Rt 7ctoseto Eastern reasonable call after s p m 1;. Ave Contact Ed Hedrick 2137 School 30 Acres 3 bedroom 992 5421 ! modern home electric heat Wadsworth Drive Columbus 3 28-61p ·~ Tupper Plains water tap Oh lo phone 237 ~34 11 2llfc 1965 INTERNATIONkL 1800 • Farm near Eastern Schoo series long wheel base good ' lnA r~cres 3 bedroom mod ern 60X12 2 bedroom all electric !home Lots of t mber cab good mechanical con air condllloned 8x20 fl Porch dillon Henry Bahr 985 3988 and aluminum awning MIDDLEPORT 3 29 ;nc aluminum skirting com Lovely ranch type br ck - 3 pletely setup E!eautlfuf bedrooms 1 2 bath bu t n CHEVELLE 300 6 cylln kitchen Choice ocat on on !?calion OWner leaving slate 196S der 4 door ~75 phone 992 • Broadway Phone 949 '4892 or 992 5212 7126 •• • 1101fc North Second Ave n 32831p . rooms new roof practically new cemen block garage garden plol gas heal Phone 949 39S4 J1ck Cont_act_ As.wl:iate HENRY E CLELAND SR t have manv n ce bu id ng 3 26 61p ' - - - -R_E_A_L_T_O_R_ _--.J ' to_IS_ _ ~------.J INTERIOR & exterior paliiiing R I Dubbeld phone 14? 5112S 3 21 Sic representative garage JOHN 992 2368 SEWING MACHINES Repair service all makes 992 2284 T1)t Fabric Shop Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and Service We Sharpen Scissors 3 29 lfc marquees Route 12.41 w th an acre of LOT 50x100 MIDDLE PORT- 2 story frame 5 bedrooms 1 2 baths din ng room cellar Order Your Seed Corn Now Real Estate For Sale property S7 500 phone 992 2217 3 26 Sic 608 East Ma1n Street POMEROY OHIO 992 22591114 00 Sunday & Evenings 992 2568 ASK AIOUT COMPLETE CUSTOM SPRAY SERVICE V 8 engtne automatic trans p steerrng factory a1r condttioned wtde oval tires radio & many other extras Gold fin Ish blk Interior See Emerson Jones Pearl Ash Htlfon Wolfe Wallace Amberger Dtck Rawhngs MEIGS W VA. 25260 MEIG$9927151 MASON1735634 AVAILABLE tor house cleamng babv sitting kitchen THERE will be no more help for one week Send card shooting matches this year c o Mrs J Grueser Rt 1 We wish to thank everyone tor Minersville Ohio their partie pal on Syracuse 3 30 10fp Volunleer Fire Deparlmenl 3 30 21c CARPEN'I'£R work ol ony kind Phone D.,.ler Ohio 742 FIGHTfatiguewllh Z1pples the 4979 great Iron pill Only $1 98 at J 28 301p Nelson Drugs 3 17 301p WORK In Racine area such as nslde and outside painting roof lobs shingles spouting Phone 949 2215 FERTILIZER 3283tc Order. noW get early discount Bag bulk and liquid fertilizer Take delivery from our area warehouse at Pomeroy 1967 Ford MUstang HT f,pe. .........'1395 1/ 2 Cab & Chassts V 8 4 speed eng me rust rebuilt Everything In Home Mllntenance Employment Wanted good tires clean Interior beige finish radio 1957 Dodge 1% Ton CONST. EXTERMINAOON 1969 Dodge %Ton Van Slant six 3 speed lots of room and SON Y-CITY ALOT OF VALUES! 1966 Dodge Tradesman KITCHEN .,..n MOBILE ti»MES 992 5786 1r PLUMBING CO 1 cor garqe brick tront well to well urpet 1111111011 Get ready for sprtng wtth thts Truck Spectill Sale from Rawlmgs Prtces too low to advert1se All sharp and ready to go private parties banquets special occasions Ideal for meeting place with or without kitchen privileges Individual Catering Will seat up to 150 people Phone 992 2094 area someone who would like to assume the operation of a multiple line lnsur-. Gtt Rid of Them agency Sell and servfel .utoWo wfll protect any slnglt f re life health and Ill P For AppOintment for dwelling THidtllce Insurance Full traiiiM Will Phone 949 2803 be provided at no cc.t • . . S149.50 man selected plus a lltllry WRITTEN WARRANTY {no a draw) for up to 3 Call Cotltei614-4S2 3151 f needed Coli Mr Ferguson a ~46 4707 for an ap For Sale polntment 3 30 21c DROP leaf table - S15 baby bed - SIO high chair - $3 Columbia Grafonola - SIS 6»MelnSt guitar-limp outfit - $SO old Mob1le Homes For Sale Zanoavlllo Ohio oil tamps - 110 phone 9.111 3194 12 FT WI DE troller with 3 29 IDip HARRISON S TVand Anteriifa automatic washer & dryer air conditioning TV see Service Phone 992 2S22 PUREBRED Guernsey cow Harold Johnson Chester 6-lQ.tfc good family cow Will freshen Ohio fn aboul ~weeks Paul Karr 1 3 26-llp mile N of Chesler Ohio 98S 3538 1969 HOLLY PARK 12 x 60 3 29 31c For Sale early American carpeted living room front dining : : - - - - - - TAKING orders tor Decoration AKC REGISTERED Australian room two bedrooms Day flowers also antiques terrier doga nice Easter gift awnings underpl~nlng dishes and used clothing to reduced price SSO each phone Phone 1 985 4210 sell Colored decorated Albany 698 3202 3-26 61p Easter Eggs will be sold 3 2.1-lOip Saturday Decor Craft & Hobby Shor, 620 Locust ONE GARDEN plow Street Mldd epor1 Ohio Springfield make roto price 3 29 3tc $60 Phone 9.19 3331 3 23 101p MODERN Walnut Stereo radio combination 4 speaker sound STAR kills rats quickly system ~ speed changer Sure 212 lbs Sl 69 Ebers separate controls Balance bach Hdwe Sugar Run Mills $61.41 Use our time payment Plckena Hdwe Mason plan Call 992 7085 12' 14' • 24' • 3 19 301p 3-2961c TROPICAL FISH fancy MAPLE Stereo radio com gupplea angels and breeders blnatlon AM FM radio four Bellas and supplies Phone speakers 4 spead automatic 992 s~~ changer dual volume control 12 30-lfc 1220 Wuhlngton Blvd Use our budget terms _._._ Belpre Ohio Balance $80 2S Call 992 1085 puppies Silver Toy 3 29 61c POODLE Park view Kennels Phone 992 l BERRY MILLER Mobile Home S«J Sales 705 Farson Street CLOSE OUT on 1971 full size Bel pre Oh o Used and re zig zag sewing machine For possessed mobile homes Is sewing stretch fabrics OAK Storm Door - 6 8 x 32 our specially Just arrived on bullonholes fancy designs - SIS regular screen door 6 our lot - Five 1971 Schull elc Paint slightly blemished 8 x 32 - $3 electric hedge Mobile Homes Save &&& on Choice of carrying case or clippers - $8 phone 992 5233 hese units while they last sewing stand ~9 80 cash or 3 26 lOip Don I wall - shop now at terms available Phone 992 Berry M Iter Mobile Home SUI Sales 705 Farson Street 3 29 6tc BEEGLE pups 6 months old Belpre Oh o Open 1 days a SIS male and female phone Ul3656 week Phone 614 423 9531 ELECTROLUX sweeper deluxe 3 30 31c 3 2'2101p model Complete with all cleaning allachments and uses paper bags Slightly used FREE llcketure now ave liable For Rent but cleans and looks like new on a free giant $20 Easter Will sell tor $37 2S cash or Basket large chocolale TRAILER space contact Roger terms available Phone 992 Easter bunny and large fruit Epple 98S 4106 SM1 and nut Easter egg See them 3 26-61c today and get your fr,e 3 29-6tc tickets no purchase required• F1RST FLOOR furnished l the Bright Slar Markel al bedroom apartment phone 1962 RAMBLER Ambassodor next to the Drive In Theatre 992 3874 wagon sell for parts new Mlaon W Va where low 3 171fc 1orque converter $SO Call 992 prices and convenient service - - - - - - -- - 2718 after 6 p m are teaturtd every dey check 3 30 lOip TRAILER space available the following prices and stock Phone 992 5786 your larder Favorite or 3 29 61c SUBSCRIBE now to The Bonus brand white bread 1 Buckeye Horseman the loaves Sl with 110 odditlonol news megazlne about Ohio s APARTMENT 217 N 3rd Sl purchase Broughton s 2 pet horses and horsemen Reed M ddleporl 3 rooms and bath sweet milk gal 99c Bologna about your favorite breed pr vale en trance nice yard In piece lb S9c grade A small equitation aids book reviews phone 992 2780 or 992 U32 eggs 3 doz S1 smoktcl stab upcoming events etc In the 3 23 tfc bacon whole or half lb 49<: March Issue Only~ 00 for 12 Von camp 29 oz can pork and ISsues Box ~~ PS Woos ler 2 BEDROOM mobile home wllh beans2cansS9c Hartswhole 0 44691 a r conditioning In Racine kernel corn S cans Sl area phone 992.6329 Broughton s Ice Milk Ice 3 23 lfc ALUMINUM car top boats Cream Gal Sl 19 while won rust or rot sefe and potatoes 50 tb bag Sl 59 lightweight 10 12 13 and 14 II Complete assortment of fancy In slock now Phone 992-6256 Easter goodies Including after s p m THE Easier Basktts trom Sl Ill to 3 30 30tc S20 We accept F-al Food Coupon Streich your money ARTHUR Fulmer 8 track tape food COUPI"'S and lime see us deck Phone 992 600.5 for seed potatoes onion sets 3 3Q.3tc and garden plants as needed Save In many ways at Bright PORTABLE electric sewing Star Market next to Drive In machine good condition Theatre Mason W Va Phone 985 3515 Chester Ohio by 3711 3 3Q.31C !loy Week Month l•beral Rates GOT AN EYE FOR A BUY? JUST arrived from factory a Molorola Floor Samples Sale new line of living room suites Color only Brand new 72 and PH 992 3629 starling as low as S129 95 with a few 71 all cabinets Some Hercuron Covers new unl s are sl ghlly scratched bedroom suites as low as . all are priced lo see see them S109 95 At our Used Store on tonight R denour TV & Ap TRAILER Browns Trailer 1~15 Eastern Ave Gallipolis pllance Chesler Ohlo0 Phone Court Minersville Ohio lots of good used furniture 9a5 3307 phone 992 3324 Save ~ourself some money 3 30 61c 3 3 tfc Shop Person s New & Used ~=----­ Furniture Termuvallobleat HOUSE 6 rooms and bath 1970 MOBILE Home alter a low tow Interest rate Store small lnveslmenf assume Phone 992 2780 or 992 3<432 No 1 Kanauga on State balance owing on unit Call 3 29 lfc Route 1 Store No 2 141S 992 2196 M ddleport for Easlern Avtnue Gallipolis details FURNI~HED and unhtnlshed 3 28 41c 3 30 61c apartments Close lr/ school Phone 992 54J.4 LIKE new Lady s Chicago 10 lllfc 30 FT 1967 Chris Craft Con roller skates size 8 with stellallon A 1 shape com carrying case for $15 call plete ctrpellng will si"P alx af1er s p m 992 5.121 Hat twin engines 21Q, h p For Sale 3 2861p each 100 gallon gas tank full 2 TWIN bed $25 1 Kenmore capac1ty with 6 wheel trailer SHOWALTER S Wei Pet Shop Electric dryer $.40 195S AMC Can be seen by appointment Chester Ohio Phone 98S 3356 truck $50 phone 992 5654 only Phone 992 S786 Tropical fish and supplies 3-24 101p 3-29 6tc 3 28 301p B&W HEATING 00. DEPENDABLE I CITY Make reservations for your -GUARANTEE~ I • ,,J ~I ; t-: ~-:;;J From the largest Carrlen For '5.55 On Most Amtrlun cqa REGISTERED Appaloosa Stud KOSCOT KOSMETICS & Flame Service $SO Reg Mares $40 of H~ Perfumes Human & Grade Francis Benedum synthetic wigs No need to Phone 647 38$6 leave Meigs or Mason County 3 3Q.301c tor lock of money If In teres ted call 992 S113 37tfc AT = The Orthid Room Wheel Alignment ·.~~ 3 :20-lllc WAitTED! EXPERT If Nohce Notice In ventory CIO(I Ap of the me bers elected to the elected but il t.nY two or mont shall conform to the Pert nent ttte pra sement of t he esta te of Jhe State of Ohio Department or the have an eqUil 'lind the highest Senate or t.,e Houu of ator em ent oned deceased 1:t~te H l ghwar Construct on and JOINT RESOLUTION Representatlv.s as the tase number ot votes tor the same 70 2 of sa d Coun ty was. tiled o tl1 5 Proposing to emend secllons may be entttltd to vote thereon off ce or offices on• of them or Materiel Specification Cour t Sa d Inventory and B luminous Materials doted any two for whom: jo nt votes ~ 6 7. 9 11 u 16 and 31 of Such vote shall bt spread upon Appra sement wilt be tor Januery 1 1971 wtre cut for governor and Article II sectl~ns 3 and 16 of the journal of the Senate or the Prlcts quoted on this bid shall hear ng befor e th s courf on the Article Ill section 2a of Artic le House ')f Representatives as lieutenant governor shall be V to enact new sections I and 15 the case mav be and certified chosen by the joint vote ot both be In ertectfor the remainder of 8th day of Apr I 1972 at 0 00 o clock AM the year 1972 of Article tl to enact session la to the Secretary of State by the houses A.ny per son des ring to J le With respect to the atoresaiCI SectiOn 16 The Lieutenant of Article Ill and to repeal clerk thereof The Secretary of excepl ons !hereto m u&t l e Hflmated quantlt es tM b dder Governor shalt perform such sections 5 8 lS t1 \8 It and 25 State shall upon receipt ot such In the executlvt shall understand that no th em at eas t t ve days pr or 1o of Article It and section 22 of certlflcat on Issue a certificate duties date set fo r hearmg Article IV of the Const tutlon of of elect on to the person so department as an assigned to guannt9e Is Diven as to the th e Give n unde r my hand and actual quantltln of bltum tno1,1s him by the Gov•rnor and the State of Ohio relative to the etecte.d and upon presentation seal of sad Cou r t th s 11s1 d ay materfGI to be furnllhed but admlnlstrat on organization of such certificate to lhe Senate exerc:lse such powers as are uch succeSiful bldCIIf" she I be of M ar ch 1972 and procedures of the General or the Hou.e of Rtpresen prescribed by law John C Ba <" or required to rurnlsh all or ony ARTICLE II tatlveos as the case may be the Assembly Judge a de><. ott co part of tht Melat County actual Section 2a The nAmes of all Be it resolved by the General person so etecttd shall take the Cle r k of sa d Court Assembly of the State of Ohio oath of office and become a candidates for an office at any requirements n ordered dur ng three fifths of the members member of the Senate or the general election shall be tht bid period By Ann B wa son On the envelope conta n ng elected to each house con House of Representetlvea as arranged In a group under the Depu l y t.: ric. currlng therein that 1here shall the case may be for the term title of that office and shall be each bid the name and address {31 23 30 21c of the bidder must be shown and so alternated that each name be submitted to the electors of for which he was so elected Bilum lnous the state In the manner Section 141 Neither House shall appear (In so tar as may plainly marked prescribed by law 11 a special shall without the consent of the be reuonabty possible) sub Bid Proposals are to be return ed election to bl held on the flnt other adtourn "-for more than stantlally an equal number of •lmes at the beginning at the on bid tormt suppl ed by the Tuesday after the first Monday five day, Sundays eKcluded In May 1t72 a proposal to nor to any other place than that end and in each Intermediate Vtndor and will be opened on amend sections .4 6 7 9 11 14 n which the two Houns are In place If any of the group In the date and piece spec t ed which such name belongs above 16 and 31 of Article II sections session The Meigs County Com land 16of Article lit sect on 2a Section 15 lA) Th~: general Except flit a Party Prlmarv or in of Article V and to repeal assembly shall enact no law a non partisan eiKtlon the mlssiontrs reserve th e- r gh o I · sect ons 5 8 15 17 18 19 and 25 ucept by bill and no bill shall name or dt!IQnat an of each rejec:t any and at quotat ons or candidates party If any shall any part thereof of Article II and section 22 of be passed without the con Martha Chamb er s Cl er k Art cle IV of the Canst tutlon of currence of a majority of the be printed under or alter each Meigs County Boa rd of Ohio tO read aa follows members e ected to each house candidate s name In lighter and Com m ss oner s smaller type face than that In ARTICLE 11 8llls may or glnate in either Section " No member ot the house but ma'( be 411tered wh ch the candidates name Is {JI 23 30 2tc general assembly shall during amended or retected In the printed An elector may vote for candidates (otHer than can the term for which he was other I B) The sty e of the laws of dldates for el~ctors of Pres\dent ' - -- - - -- - -- elected unless durlng such bt It and VIce President of the term he resigns therefrom hold this state shall be by the general United States and other than anv publlc office under the enacted NOTICE ON FILING undldltes for governor and United states o¥ thla state or a assembly ot the state of Ohio OF INVENTORY lieutenant governor) only and In (C) Every bill shall be con political subdivision thereof AND APPRAISEMENT no other way than by lndlcallng but this provision dots not sldered by each house on three his Oote for each candidate The Stlte of Ohio Me g s extend to officers of 1 pollttcel different days unless two party notaries public or ot thirds of the members elected to separately from the indlcat on County .Probate court To the Administrator of he iicers of the mlllt a or of the the house In which It IS pending of his vote for any other can estate to such of th e to low n g !.uspend th s requirement and Clldate United States armed forces as are residents of the St ate of EFFECTIVE DATE No membfr of the general every Individual consideration Oh'lo v t the surv v g AND REPEAL assembly shall during the term ot a bill or action Sl'spendlng the If adopttd by a maior ty of spouse th~ next of k n the for wh ch he was elected or tor requlrem~nt shalt be recort:ted one year thereafter be ap In the jourrtal of the respective the tlector.s voting on this beneflcltries under th e w pointed to any publ c off ce house No bill may be passed amendmenT: the omendmtnt anti to the attorney o at o ney s of he under th s state whlc;:h oft ce unt I the- bill has been and schedule thereto except representing any was created or the com reproduced and" d str buted to section 16 of Article 111 shall aforement on ed persons Ruth E Cundiff Oeceased pensatlon of which was in members of the house In which take immedlete effect and Ractne Oh10 Ohio Su ton existing sections .4 6 7 t 11 1.4 Syd11cust ~reased during th~ term tor 1 s pending TownshiP No 20 559 ~6 and 3l of Articte II existing which he was elec'ed (0) No bill shalt contain more You are hereby notif ed tha Section 6 Each HouSe shall be than one subject which shall be sect on 3 of Article Ill ex sting Judge of the ele~t on returns Clearly expressed n ts title No section 2a8 of IS Article 17 tq 19 Va~dand 25 lr'"---::=~----------------'\ and qualifications of Its own taw shall be revived or sections members A maJority of all the amended unless the new act of Article II and section 22 of Article IV shall be repealed members elected to eath House contains the entire act revived shall be a quqrum to do or the section or stctlons frtJ(T'I such effective date The business but a ess number amended and the s~ctlon or amendment of section 16 of may adjourn from day to day sect ons amended shall be Arti(ile II t aha II take effect on the second Mondey ot January and compel the attendance of repeated absenl members n such IE J Every bill which has 1975 and existing section 16 of ooutN manner and under such passed both houses of the Arllclt Ill of the Co~slllullon ot POINT PL~SANT ' penatt es as shall be prescribed general assemblY shalt be Ohio shall be repeated from by law signed by t~e presiding officer suctl effective date SCMEOULE Each House may punish Its of each house to c:ert ty that the (AI 'Notwithstanding the members tor d sorderly con pr-ocedural re~u rements for rovislqns ot 1ect1on 1 of Article duct and with the conc.urrtnce passage have been met and I and until the second Monday ot two thirds of the members shall be presented forthwith to elected thereto expel a 'num the governor for his approval at January 1975 the presiding ber but not the second t me for (F) Every joint resolution officer to be" tttected from the the same cause wh ch hu been adopted In both membership of the Senate shall E(llch House has all powers hOuses of th& general assembly continue to be designated the necessary to prov de tor lis sha I be signed br the presiding presldtflt pro te.mport of tht safety and the undisturbed ott cer ot each house to certify Senate and the preslden:t pro transact on of ts business and that the procedural tempore not the Presli:lent of to obtain through committees requirements tor adoption have the Senate rna'{ partlclpa'e in or other~ se nformatlon ar been met and shall forthwith be the calling of a special session feeling leg slat ve action under f led with the secretary of state pursuant to section 8 of Art cit cons deration or In con Sect on 16 If the governor II ( J Notwithstanding the tern plat on or w lh reference to approves an act he shall sfgn it rovislons of sect on 7 of Article any alleged breach of ts t becomes taW and he S~lll file I and tJntll the second Monday pr vlleges or misconduct of ts t Wlt,h the secretary Of state of January 1975 the Lieutenant members end to that end to It he does not approve It he enforce ttle attendance and shall return It with his ob Governor shall continue to testimony of witnesses and the teet ons n writing to the houae serve as Prell dent of the Senate product on of books and papef'ls In which It orlg nated which for all purposes except to Sect on 7 The mode of shall enter the objections at participate In the ulllng ot a organizing each house of the Iaroe upon Its lournat and may special session by presiding of the General general assembly sha I be then reconsider the vote on Its officers passage If three tltths of the Assembly pursuant to sect on 8 prescribed by law Each house shall choose ts members elected to the house of Of Article II UNITED STATES tlwn off cers ncluding a or g n vote to repass the bill It OF AMERICA presld ng officer to be elected shall be sent with the ob STATE OF OHIO from Its membersh ip who shall jectlons of the governor to the OFFICE OF THE be designated In the Senate as other house which may also SECRETARY OF STATE president of the Senate and In consider the vote on Its passage 1 TED W BROWN the House of Representat ves as If three f fths of the members speaker of the House of elected to the second house vote SecretlrtY of State-of the State of R.epresentat ves lo repau It- It becomes law Ohio 11• he..,by U.HtyOiitill>lh• Eac~ house shall determine notwithstanding the objections foregoing Is a true copjl of House Joint Its own rules of proceeding of the governor and the Amended Section 8 Each general pres ding officer ot the second Resolution No 4.4 flied In the assembly shall convene In first house shall tile it with the office of the Secretary Of State regular session on the first secretary of state In no case end proposing to amend the Monday of January n the odd shall a b II be repassed by a above sections of the Con numbered year or on the smal er vote than s required by st tut on of Ohio IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF succeed ng day If the first the constltut on on Its orlg nal Monday of January is a lega passage In all cases of 1 have hereunto subscribed my holiday and In second regular reconsideration the vote of each name and affixed my official sess on on the same date of the house shall be determ ned by seal at Columbus th s 27th day following year Either the yeas and nays and the names ot of March 1972 TEOW BROWN governor or the presiding of the members vot no for and Secretary of State f cers of the general assembly against the bill shall be (lntered acting lo nt y may convene the upon the Journal (Seal ) genera assembly n special If a bill is not returned by the (3 ) JO U) 6 1l 20 27 5tc session by a proclamation governor within ten days wh ch may 1 m t the purpose of Sundays excepted after be ng resented to him It becomes LEGAL NO'fi~E the sess on ew n like manner ,:~s f he had Notice to Bidders SpOrt. Wtth 1 Section 9 Each House shall Seated quotations will be Keep a correct lournal of ts signed it unless the general proceed ngs which shall be assembly by adjournment received' by the Board of tttm shapes and deta1ls like generous published At the desire of any prevents ts return in which Commissioners of MelgJ County Oh o at the office of tht two members the yeas and case it becomes law unless nays shall be entered upon the w H in ten days after such County Commissioners in the lapels, pockets with flaps back belts journal and on the passage of adtourne;ment 1 s filed by him Court House n the Village o1 every bill In eUher House the with his objections In wr tlng in Pomeroy Ohio 4576? until 9 30 all to help y0u put on a better frontl vote she I be taken by yeas and the office ot the secretary ot o clock A M on the 11th day oi nays and entered upon the state The governor shall file April 1t72 tor the furnishing ot with lhe secretary of state the Bituminous Mattrlals for lournal These are by Curlee m no wrmkle Sect on 1l A vacancy n the every bill not returned by him to the Meigs County H lghway Senate or In the House of the t)ouse of .origin that becomes Department kmt and other ~ool fabncs Choose Representatives for any cause law WltliOIJt hil signafurt Estimated quantity Of liqul4 nclud ng the tal ure of a The governor may dls1pprove ISph.elt nqulred ap member elect to quality for any Item or Items In any bill proximately 700 000 gallons yours from our extensive CQllectiOn Quotations to be submitted as off ce shall be filled bv election making a appropriation ot by the members of the Senate or money and t~e Item or Items so follows colors and pattems the members of the House of dlsappro-yed shall be void , Q,..oteprlc:er:ter,vallon FoB ~epresenla~lves as the case unless repes•ld In the roanner Vendors Plant and the price rttaY .be who art affiliated with prescrlbtd by m11 Mttlon for ~ per gallon deiiVet.td to Ven~ors the same political party as the the r-aeve of a 11111 1Pllr!eblt tonk to any tocollon In S4o110n 31 ~he memblt't end !No County dHigneltd by the p'rson last elected by the electors to the seat which has officer~ of t.,l General 1 Count, Entlneer for the Antmtity shell rtctlvt en ~ veriOVI oredH ot I:Situmlnous become vacant A vacancy occurring before or during the annutll sa,lary a"d such mattrllls whiCh may be I rst twenty months of a aJiowances tor rei!SOnlbtt 1nd, reqf,llrtd by ttlt Melga County Senatorial term shall be f lied necessary tKpena" related to , HIDhWIY DtPartment which temporarllv by election as the performanc:e of thtlr duties provided In th s sect on for only as are provided by lawt end no that portion of the term wh ch change In a mtmbtr 1 U:lary will expire on the thlrtv f rst shall take effect during tht term day of December follqwing the for which he was elected nor next genera election occurring shall any change In a member 1 n an even numbered year after allowances take effect prior to the vacancv occurs at which the first Of January followlno e ecllon the seftt shall be filled the neKt general election In en by the electors 15 provided by even numbered year law tor the remaining une)l ARTICLI!i 111 p red portion of the form the Section la In the gener11 member elect so choun to take election for governor and office on the first day in lieutenant governor one vote January next following such shall be cast lointly tor the election No person shall I:Se candidates nominated by tht elected to fill a vacancy in the same political party or petition Senate or House of Represen The general assembly mey tat ves as the case may be prov de by law for the jOint unless he meets the nomination of c•ndldates for qualifications set forth In this governor and lieutenant Constltut on and the laws of this go~ernor state for the seat In which the Section 3 The return1 of vacancy occurs An election to every election for the off cert f II a vacancy shall be ac nemed In the foregoing nctlon comp~ shed notwithstanding shall be seated up and trana the prov slons Of section 27 mltted to the seat ot Govern Article 11 of this Constitution by ment by the returning officers tt1e adoption of a resolution directed to 1he President of the while the Senate or the House of Senate who durh g the first Representatives as the use week of the sess on shall OPtft may be s In session with the and publish them and decJare tak ng ot the yeas and nays of the result In the presence of • the members of the Senate or majority of the memberl of the t-touse of Repre~entatlves each House of the Gentrll I I as the case may be affiliated Assembly the Joint candldatta wllh the same political pllrty as having the highest numbtr of 100 ALBUMS Will BE GIVEN AWAY the person ast elected to the votes cast tor governor and nat In which the vecttncy oc lieutenant governor and the NO PURCHAS£ NECESSARY curs The adortlon ot such person having the highest resolution shal require the number of votes tor any other Iff rmatlve vote of a malorlty office shall bt declared duly (Amended House Joint Ruolv11on No 44) BROWN'S 992·5113 I LIVI Hill II I I l------------------~-~-· l SATURDAY 2 PM tO 4 PM I. DurlnglheMiwoheurut5 RPM will 111 glvon to everyone whe CO'Ift• In I We Have All Types Of Mus1cal Instruments Stereo Tapes Records, Sheet Mus1c BILL &LE~'S MUSIC CENTER • 222 MAIN ST STORE HOURS Mon Tllyrs h m to 6 p m Frl & S.t 91 m lolp m POMEROY 0 �• ; u -'l'hr lla1ly Senlinel. ...... port........../ 0 Mllrdl» lfl'l Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! ~ !• In Memory IN LOVING memory of Olan Goodwin who died two year. ago today March 30 1970 Softly the leave• of memory fall Gently we gather and treasure them all Unseen unheard he is always near Still oved still mlsoed and so very dear Norma Goodw n Famllr, 3 30 1 p Help Wanted HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Enlist now - stay home unt I after graduation Guaranteed ass gnments Korea to Hawa Europe or selected local ons In the US See your local Army representative for Business Services OFFICE MACHINE RtPAIR MARimA nPEWRmR 616 Mlln 51 Belpre 0 413-6.551 facts about lhe 180 Day Delayed Entry Program and the Army s new pay raise For more Information eel collect S93 3022 MASON and HARTFORD Bulldozer Radiator to Smallest Heater Core Nelllan lltgs Rldlelor Spociellsf SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph m Pomeroy 217~ Not A Motor Route The Dai~ ~inel Ph 614-992 2156 STARTING SALARY SlO 660 I m looking for an Intelligent en hus as lie and reliable person n the Pomeroy Free Estimate ON CENTRAL HEATING OR AIR CONDITIONING Porneror Home & Auto OpeniTIIS Monday thrv S.turdoy Phone 1 606 E Mlln Pomeroy 0 ,992 3975 ,,,,• .lA.. .. 3 BR All WEAlltER ROOFING HOME & CONSTRUCTION ...... ON YOUR LOT 240 Lincoln 51 Mlddlopart OhiO Dill An"'""y Plumbing Wt llllve • complo,. Home Molntenoncs Strvlce the ONLY S13 750 Wt Speclallzt In aluminum vinyl and stttl s ding flbtrQtas brick and atont complete tint ot rt~tdentlal and commercial roofing rtmodtllng building suspended ctlllng1 Interior end exterior painting com Plttellne of Maaonry work Afl work guarantttd to cuatomer utls,acrton We are fully Insured tor your protection 32 year around No m1Her what your need Compltlt roof ar spouting rtpolr Interior or exterior carpentry Ceiling lilt olld Ponetlng alld Siding Campltlo Plumb1ng & Hrellng O.y Number 992 2550 N 2nd 992 3111 ALLSIDI! BUILDERS & CONSTR CO We have 24 hr emertency servict 992 5103 742 3947 992 3891 7414761 We are fully insured TERMITES. TERMITEt WIDE MILLER _ MEIGS INN ROOMS - ----- ---~-- Sweptllne V 8 4 speed heavy duty 1970 Ford Cuslom Sl Wlj. ........ ..S1999 1969 Dodge % Ton 351 V 8 eng automatic trans power brakes Sweptlrne V 8 torquefltte heavy duty 1969 Ford Faidane HT Q)e. .......... '1595 1969 Dodge % Ton V 8 eng me automatrc trans p steering local 1 owner car with less than 23 000 miles spotless tntertor good w w tires white finish blue lntenor radio Sweptllne Slant stx fl speed low mileage 1967 International ton V 8 4 speed heavy duty 1966 Dodge %Ton Sweptlme V 8 4 speed Camper Spectal 1966 Dodge % Ton Sweptltne V 8 3 speed one owner RAWLINGS UPHOLSTERING SERVICE complele selection of fabrics and vinyl to choose from Pick up and delivery Slater Upholslerlng Rl 3 Pomeroy phone 992 3617 3 28 301p SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rateol Ph ~~ ~782 Gallipolis John Russell' Owner & Operator 5 12 tfc DEPENDABLE CITY 992 2151 OR 992 2152 MIDDLEPORT OPEN UNTIL 8 00 PM each evenmg except Saturday & Sunday Real Estate For Sale VINYL and aluminum siding free estimates references call collect 446 3608 Byerly Construction Co Galllpol s 3 2~ 301p 6 ROOM house & bath on State 0 DEL. WHEEL allghmenl located at Crossroads Rt 124 Complete front end service tune up and brake service Wheels balanced elec troDically All work guaranteed Reasona~le rates Phone 992 3213 1 27 lfc CLELAND REALTY AUTOMOBILE nsurance been cancelled' Lost your operators license' Coli HI'!. 2966 6-IS lfc C BRADFORD Auct oneer Complete Service Phone 949 3821 Racine Ohio Crill Bradford s 1 lfc ·-=--:--:--==- :: READY MIX CONCRETE de livered right to your prolecl Fast and ~ree easy estimates Phone 992 3284 Goegleln Reaay Mix Co Middleport Ohio 6 30 lfc SEPTIC tanks cleaned Miller Sanitation Stewart Ohio Ph 662 3035 2 12 ffc HOUSE BUILDERS CAh GUY NErGLER RACINE OHIO 3 5 301c BACKHOE ANO DOZER work Septic tanks Installed George (Bill) Pullins Phone 992 2478 oi-2S-tfc PAIN riNG Interior and ex call Pomeroy Ohio terlor WHITE I'<EAlTYS: In excellent con dit on out of all floods good location carpeted S12 800 00 1 FLOOR PLAN 1 rooms 4 bedrooms bath dining room recreation room garage about 1 acre of ground S19 900 00 80 ACRES Nice laying ground borders on 2 roads some t1mber large barn milk house crib and other buildings 1h story frame home 7 rooms bath 4 bedrooms fine for a family JUST S17 600 00 3 BEDROOMS S room 1 story frame 2 baths full basement nice kitchen large lot with frailer space gas forced air fur nace good neighborhood S7 900 00 SEE US FOR Awnings storm doors and windows carports aluminum sld ng and railing A Jacob sales For free estimates phone Charles Lisle Syracuse V V Johnson and Son Inc 3 21fc--- - - - - Real Estate For Sale RACINE - 7 room house ex cellenl location oul of high water 1 2 bath carpet on two VERA EBLEN 992 3020 vestment property eas y converted Into -4 Apts 2 Homes for One J bedro(im & bath mostly all paneled attached garage Small home J room & bath on same ot Both homes for one pr ce on Broadway POMEROY Locust Street - 3 bedroom 1 2 bath Includes all carpet drapes Attached garage & $18 000 Bnck St Investment Property 2 Apt s extra lot for tra ler sa 500 Carry Out & D(ive In close New Shopping Center Show ng excellent returns to $17 500 c - - - - : - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - , Vzrgil B. Teaford, Sr.- Broker 110 Mechame Street Pomeroy,Ohio 45769 NEW LISTING NEW - 3 bedroom all electric home 1h balhs large living nice kitchen with double sink Ullllly room Plenty of closet space 2 garages 1 15 acres Out on old Roufe 33 NICE OLOER HOME MODERN - J bedrooms 1h baths birch kllchen double sink stove and refrigerator Gas fireplace sl ding glass doors from dining to back and side porch 2 lots double "NOTICE" 1969 Chev. Impala Cpe. .............. '2095 327 engine 4 speed trans dean Interior & good hres Med grn ftnlsh Nice 1969 FORD '4 Ton 8 wide body h duty equipped Inc 4 speed trans springs boOster brakes 750x16 a ply tires beaut ful red fmlsh chrome body mldgs chrome w c mirrors S cab lights 360 V 8 engine chrome front bumper rear step bumper Priced for spring action 1219S Pomeroy Motor Ca. on Hard road Salem Township 4 ACRES NEAR TUPPERS PLAINS - 2 bedrooms bath T P water Nice birch kllchen double sink and stove 2 living rooms Only StO 500 00 S1 500 00 DOWN 3 ACR E5 - 6 room house well spring garden Other buildings SS3 42 a Month DON T WAIT UNTIL IT IS SOLD BUY TODAY TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE t923325 HELEN~ TEAFORD ASSOCIATE 992 237a ANNOUNCEMENT OF PUBLIC HEARING Chopper Basket Pursuant to Chapter 6111 Ohio Revised Code the Oh o Water Pollution Control Board will meet and hold a public hearin" n He~:trlng Room No 2 Ohio Departments Building 65 South Front Street Columbus Oh o on the 6th of April 197~ at 9 30 a m tor the purpose of rete v ng testimony and evidence from which the Board will adopt an amended 1m plementatlon schedule tor the munlclpallt es and lndustr es in the Upper Oh o River (up stream of Portsmouth to the Ohio Pennsylvania state ~lne) Interested persons are en couraged to offer pertlnen.t testimony before the Board Based on the record of in format on presented a1 the hearing th' Board w II establish new mptementat on schedules for appropriate municipalities and lndustr es Persons interested in rece v ng a copy of the proposed amended Implementation scht;~dule shol.lfi:l write to Mr John E Richards Acting t;h ef 0 v son of Engineering Ohio Department ot t-tealth P 0 Box 118 Columbus Ohio 0216 TA Gar~ner Kmg SIZe Charlie DAIRY HAVEN s ARTERS nRHrMENSWEAR f MD Cha rman Water Pollution Control Board 13) 16 23 30 Jtc The Station RA:CINE 0 f That Lrstens To You WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL 5 Cleaning ..• Auto Sales MODERN HOME ON 'h ACRE FULL BASEMENT 4 MILES FROM KAISER ALUMINUM EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD PHONE {~) 312 96S7 or WRITE J 0 air furnace Near Pomeroy ELLIS ROUTE 1 BOX 49B Elementary School Phone COTTAGEVILLE W VA 992 738.4 to !ljiO 25239 111 lfc 3 29 6tc Want your Color TV set tuned up hke the factory had 1t when 1t was new? - 1 WITH A I I BARGAIN OFFER Pomeroy SoliAg._,S7StM'... • I • l. • no :!'tnt I' liter WtlncWisatn M"A'ttAe ........ RUTLAND FURNITURE J42 4211 Rt<ICarpot Spqrt Coats by I I II II SATURDAY, APRillst ~ I. ITO QUALIFY FOR THIS SPECIA~ LOW RATE I Olllncll\11~ I for,. or• I I· I I . ,_ .. .._.""" .,.., "'ocl ~~» I · I 1 Write Ylll' Adl Pl•se Print. Use One Space For Each Word I I 1 ·~--~ I I I I I I • Ad ilwll oHor . . . I DOK'T WAIT I I 1 • AIIIIMtrotftOift-dtollftdlot llwaMDn • Col'l«'lloholl p mfttos wh111 ,.... \.,ft, obtott~ed • $11'1immumdo.ogefo 10doy. 01' I No- MAIL YOUR II -~-AD NOWI MAIL~: 11IE IMILY SENTINEL Phone I I I~---------------~-~-----~ 111 Cut Sl Pomeroy, Ohio p---------------------~ I I I I I COME IN AND ; REGISTER FOR I FREE ALBUMS I I I L-~-----·••••••··-----~ ·----------------------, WMPO RADIO I DIAN LUn: &. JACK KANE WILL IIIROADCAITINO Koscot Kosmetics Flame of Hope Perfumes Human & Synthetic Wigs Addrell City • of 1 I DAYS 1 All nut be plocad b}' nDt 0 ~ Coat~ I FAMILY WANT-AD 10 CHUCK'S TV I I I SELL YOUR DON'T NEEDS II We have the equlp;,ent Complete color tune up with Victor scope $18 00 We have good clean used color sets from S89 50 good clean black & white sets $39 oo up We are your color spectahst 1n fhts area Brmg Them To I I II of savvy ••• r. I I I I I WHEN YOU I I Coming on with loads I YOU'LL CLEAN UP FAST a Real Estate For Sale I I Want Ad -:1:966::-:P:-:LY:;:M::;:O""U;;;T;:;H:;::B:;ca=r=ra=cud = V 8 4 speed Phone 742 ~~ If lnleresfed. 3-26-61c Arnold Grate Our New Sandwtches PomiiRlJ. HOUSE In Long Bollom phone 985 3529 1 28 tfc 152 Butternut FRIDAY MARCH 31st NOTIC~ l.:EGAL The Cub Restaurant Start your Your Chevy Dealer 3 BEDROOM ranch type home Arbaugh Addlllon Tuppers Plains All new with total electric and centra~ air condiUonlng bath and '4 fully carpeted full basement garage In basement See by appointment pl\one 992 2196 or 992 35115 Denny Thompson Financing available 12 3Q.tfc NICE 2 story home wltll full basement 2 lots new forced Will be there until 11 a m to sell papers Gra11d Openwg ... DRY WALL Finisher con lraclor R I Dubbeld phone 742 5825 3 27 Sic REDUCE sefe & fast wllli GoBese Tablels & E Vap CARL Chevaliers Used wafer pills at Nelson Drugs Clothing Store Long B<illom 317 20fp Is now at Corpenler s Penn toll Station at Dullls Run ABOUT YOJJR WEIGHT 3 246lp overweight ladles teens and men lnferest.d In a Weight CHICKEN Barbecue Easter Watchers ( R) Class In Sunday April 2 from 11 am Pomeroy write Weight to S p m at the Racine F re Watcher• ( R) 1863 Section Station Complete c~lcken Rd Clnclnnllti Ohio -45237 dinner Sl so chltken only Sl 10.3-tfc 3 22 91c TRUCK SPECIAL! Estate For Sale Duo to Recine Fire Dept Chlcktll Barbecue WANTED- Anyone Interested In culling about 100 acres ot limber Pay as you go Phone 992 5786 3-29 61c 1967 Chevelle Malibu HT Cpe. ...... '1395 Re~l We Will Be Closed Easter Sunday Aprtl2 GUN SHOOT also r)fle matches - open sites only, Forked Run 5porlsman Club Sunday April 2 12 noon 3 29 31c V 8 engtne automatic trans p steering factory arr conditioned good w w tires radio dark green fmlsh with spotless rnterlor Corner location tor service station car garage 2 hen houses Minerals except coal Located 3 30 3 p •ms 4 BEDROOMS NIFTY - Birch kitchen natural gas furnace bath full basement Large lot Garage S10 000 00 NEW LISTING HARRISONVILLE - 7 room home nearly all carpeted 1;, baths gas heating 3 bedrooms modern kilchen wllh double sink end bar 6 lots or 1/• acres Garage 40x70 3 30 3tc Fryar do sewing of all kinds In FURNITURE dishes WILL my home Phone 992-6879 ~~<>:<:kS, brass beds silver 3 26 3Qip dollars or complete households Write M D Miller Rt ~ Pomeroy Ohio Coil '992 6~71 3 16 lfc Factory air condlttontng V 8 engine auto trans P S P B good w s w tires many more extras A low price now t Ojllll EVIS fd 8 Cusey Mgr Wanted To Buy garage NEW LISTING 142 ACRES - Of nice clean laying land 2 parns wllh sheds 4 good springs farm pond and watering trough 2 FARM 160acres dairy or beef large bank barn ~7 stan chi on m lk house equlppc!d 2 silos all outside bulld1ngs 2 ponds hard surface road see any Ime 2 miles N of Rl 1 on Sumner Rd Co Rd 36 11 m les NE of Pomeroy M V Local 1 owner new car trade In 13 000 mtles automattctrans luggage rack radio chrome wheel covers blue color blk vinyl Interior 992·2126 w Sl 50 for 50 word mlnlrnum SMALLEY S Gift Shop Each additional word 2c Chester Ohio have flower BLIND ADS arrangements for Ea•ter Additional 25c Charge per Many other flowers for all Advertlsemeni occasions polled flowers 99c OFFICE HOURS up baskets. loqse flowers a 30 a m to s oo p m Detty Avon bottles and many ~Iff 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Items Open 12 1111 6 p m 1 Saturday days a week Phone 985 3537 3 26 6tc 1971 Volkswagen Sq. Back Sedan '2495 1970 Dodge Polara ..................... POMEROY Phone 992 2181 65 FORD Falcon 3 speed •+ N 2nd Middleport transmission six tires two : snow all mounted bucket Iii ACREAGE seats good condition sell 51 X ROOM house 133 Butternut Justolf Rt 7ctoseto Eastern reasonable call after s p m 1;. Ave Contact Ed Hedrick 2137 School 30 Acres 3 bedroom 992 5421 ! modern home electric heat Wadsworth Drive Columbus 3 28-61p ·~ Tupper Plains water tap Oh lo phone 237 ~34 11 2llfc 1965 INTERNATIONkL 1800 • Farm near Eastern Schoo series long wheel base good ' lnA r~cres 3 bedroom mod ern 60X12 2 bedroom all electric !home Lots of t mber cab good mechanical con air condllloned 8x20 fl Porch dillon Henry Bahr 985 3988 and aluminum awning MIDDLEPORT 3 29 ;nc aluminum skirting com Lovely ranch type br ck - 3 pletely setup E!eautlfuf bedrooms 1 2 bath bu t n CHEVELLE 300 6 cylln kitchen Choice ocat on on !?calion OWner leaving slate 196S der 4 door ~75 phone 992 • Broadway Phone 949 '4892 or 992 5212 7126 •• • 1101fc North Second Ave n 32831p . rooms new roof practically new cemen block garage garden plol gas heal Phone 949 39S4 J1ck Cont_act_ As.wl:iate HENRY E CLELAND SR t have manv n ce bu id ng 3 26 61p ' - - - -R_E_A_L_T_O_R_ _--.J ' to_IS_ _ ~------.J INTERIOR & exterior paliiiing R I Dubbeld phone 14? 5112S 3 21 Sic representative garage JOHN 992 2368 SEWING MACHINES Repair service all makes 992 2284 T1)t Fabric Shop Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and Service We Sharpen Scissors 3 29 lfc marquees Route 12.41 w th an acre of LOT 50x100 MIDDLE PORT- 2 story frame 5 bedrooms 1 2 baths din ng room cellar Order Your Seed Corn Now Real Estate For Sale property S7 500 phone 992 2217 3 26 Sic 608 East Ma1n Street POMEROY OHIO 992 22591114 00 Sunday & Evenings 992 2568 ASK AIOUT COMPLETE CUSTOM SPRAY SERVICE V 8 engtne automatic trans p steerrng factory a1r condttioned wtde oval tires radio & many other extras Gold fin Ish blk Interior See Emerson Jones Pearl Ash Htlfon Wolfe Wallace Amberger Dtck Rawhngs MEIGS W VA. 25260 MEIG$9927151 MASON1735634 AVAILABLE tor house cleamng babv sitting kitchen THERE will be no more help for one week Send card shooting matches this year c o Mrs J Grueser Rt 1 We wish to thank everyone tor Minersville Ohio their partie pal on Syracuse 3 30 10fp Volunleer Fire Deparlmenl 3 30 21c CARPEN'I'£R work ol ony kind Phone D.,.ler Ohio 742 FIGHTfatiguewllh Z1pples the 4979 great Iron pill Only $1 98 at J 28 301p Nelson Drugs 3 17 301p WORK In Racine area such as nslde and outside painting roof lobs shingles spouting Phone 949 2215 FERTILIZER 3283tc Order. noW get early discount Bag bulk and liquid fertilizer Take delivery from our area warehouse at Pomeroy 1967 Ford MUstang HT f,pe. .........'1395 1/ 2 Cab & Chassts V 8 4 speed eng me rust rebuilt Everything In Home Mllntenance Employment Wanted good tires clean Interior beige finish radio 1957 Dodge 1% Ton CONST. EXTERMINAOON 1969 Dodge %Ton Van Slant six 3 speed lots of room and SON Y-CITY ALOT OF VALUES! 1966 Dodge Tradesman KITCHEN .,..n MOBILE ti»MES 992 5786 1r PLUMBING CO 1 cor garqe brick tront well to well urpet 1111111011 Get ready for sprtng wtth thts Truck Spectill Sale from Rawlmgs Prtces too low to advert1se All sharp and ready to go private parties banquets special occasions Ideal for meeting place with or without kitchen privileges Individual Catering Will seat up to 150 people Phone 992 2094 area someone who would like to assume the operation of a multiple line lnsur-. Gtt Rid of Them agency Sell and servfel .utoWo wfll protect any slnglt f re life health and Ill P For AppOintment for dwelling THidtllce Insurance Full traiiiM Will Phone 949 2803 be provided at no cc.t • . . S149.50 man selected plus a lltllry WRITTEN WARRANTY {no a draw) for up to 3 Call Cotltei614-4S2 3151 f needed Coli Mr Ferguson a ~46 4707 for an ap For Sale polntment 3 30 21c DROP leaf table - S15 baby bed - SIO high chair - $3 Columbia Grafonola - SIS 6»MelnSt guitar-limp outfit - $SO old Mob1le Homes For Sale Zanoavlllo Ohio oil tamps - 110 phone 9.111 3194 12 FT WI DE troller with 3 29 IDip HARRISON S TVand Anteriifa automatic washer & dryer air conditioning TV see Service Phone 992 2S22 PUREBRED Guernsey cow Harold Johnson Chester 6-lQ.tfc good family cow Will freshen Ohio fn aboul ~weeks Paul Karr 1 3 26-llp mile N of Chesler Ohio 98S 3538 1969 HOLLY PARK 12 x 60 3 29 31c For Sale early American carpeted living room front dining : : - - - - - - TAKING orders tor Decoration AKC REGISTERED Australian room two bedrooms Day flowers also antiques terrier doga nice Easter gift awnings underpl~nlng dishes and used clothing to reduced price SSO each phone Phone 1 985 4210 sell Colored decorated Albany 698 3202 3-26 61p Easter Eggs will be sold 3 2.1-lOip Saturday Decor Craft & Hobby Shor, 620 Locust ONE GARDEN plow Street Mldd epor1 Ohio Springfield make roto price 3 29 3tc $60 Phone 9.19 3331 3 23 101p MODERN Walnut Stereo radio combination 4 speaker sound STAR kills rats quickly system ~ speed changer Sure 212 lbs Sl 69 Ebers separate controls Balance bach Hdwe Sugar Run Mills $61.41 Use our time payment Plckena Hdwe Mason plan Call 992 7085 12' 14' • 24' • 3 19 301p 3-2961c TROPICAL FISH fancy MAPLE Stereo radio com gupplea angels and breeders blnatlon AM FM radio four Bellas and supplies Phone speakers 4 spead automatic 992 s~~ changer dual volume control 12 30-lfc 1220 Wuhlngton Blvd Use our budget terms _._._ Belpre Ohio Balance $80 2S Call 992 1085 puppies Silver Toy 3 29 61c POODLE Park view Kennels Phone 992 l BERRY MILLER Mobile Home S«J Sales 705 Farson Street CLOSE OUT on 1971 full size Bel pre Oh o Used and re zig zag sewing machine For possessed mobile homes Is sewing stretch fabrics OAK Storm Door - 6 8 x 32 our specially Just arrived on bullonholes fancy designs - SIS regular screen door 6 our lot - Five 1971 Schull elc Paint slightly blemished 8 x 32 - $3 electric hedge Mobile Homes Save &&& on Choice of carrying case or clippers - $8 phone 992 5233 hese units while they last sewing stand ~9 80 cash or 3 26 lOip Don I wall - shop now at terms available Phone 992 Berry M Iter Mobile Home SUI Sales 705 Farson Street 3 29 6tc BEEGLE pups 6 months old Belpre Oh o Open 1 days a SIS male and female phone Ul3656 week Phone 614 423 9531 ELECTROLUX sweeper deluxe 3 30 31c 3 2'2101p model Complete with all cleaning allachments and uses paper bags Slightly used FREE llcketure now ave liable For Rent but cleans and looks like new on a free giant $20 Easter Will sell tor $37 2S cash or Basket large chocolale TRAILER space contact Roger terms available Phone 992 Easter bunny and large fruit Epple 98S 4106 SM1 and nut Easter egg See them 3 26-61c today and get your fr,e 3 29-6tc tickets no purchase required• F1RST FLOOR furnished l the Bright Slar Markel al bedroom apartment phone 1962 RAMBLER Ambassodor next to the Drive In Theatre 992 3874 wagon sell for parts new Mlaon W Va where low 3 171fc 1orque converter $SO Call 992 prices and convenient service - - - - - - -- - 2718 after 6 p m are teaturtd every dey check 3 30 lOip TRAILER space available the following prices and stock Phone 992 5786 your larder Favorite or 3 29 61c SUBSCRIBE now to The Bonus brand white bread 1 Buckeye Horseman the loaves Sl with 110 odditlonol news megazlne about Ohio s APARTMENT 217 N 3rd Sl purchase Broughton s 2 pet horses and horsemen Reed M ddleporl 3 rooms and bath sweet milk gal 99c Bologna about your favorite breed pr vale en trance nice yard In piece lb S9c grade A small equitation aids book reviews phone 992 2780 or 992 U32 eggs 3 doz S1 smoktcl stab upcoming events etc In the 3 23 tfc bacon whole or half lb 49<: March Issue Only~ 00 for 12 Von camp 29 oz can pork and ISsues Box ~~ PS Woos ler 2 BEDROOM mobile home wllh beans2cansS9c Hartswhole 0 44691 a r conditioning In Racine kernel corn S cans Sl area phone 992.6329 Broughton s Ice Milk Ice 3 23 lfc ALUMINUM car top boats Cream Gal Sl 19 while won rust or rot sefe and potatoes 50 tb bag Sl 59 lightweight 10 12 13 and 14 II Complete assortment of fancy In slock now Phone 992-6256 Easter goodies Including after s p m THE Easier Basktts trom Sl Ill to 3 30 30tc S20 We accept F-al Food Coupon Streich your money ARTHUR Fulmer 8 track tape food COUPI"'S and lime see us deck Phone 992 600.5 for seed potatoes onion sets 3 3Q.3tc and garden plants as needed Save In many ways at Bright PORTABLE electric sewing Star Market next to Drive In machine good condition Theatre Mason W Va Phone 985 3515 Chester Ohio by 3711 3 3Q.31C !loy Week Month l•beral Rates GOT AN EYE FOR A BUY? JUST arrived from factory a Molorola Floor Samples Sale new line of living room suites Color only Brand new 72 and PH 992 3629 starling as low as S129 95 with a few 71 all cabinets Some Hercuron Covers new unl s are sl ghlly scratched bedroom suites as low as . all are priced lo see see them S109 95 At our Used Store on tonight R denour TV & Ap TRAILER Browns Trailer 1~15 Eastern Ave Gallipolis pllance Chesler Ohlo0 Phone Court Minersville Ohio lots of good used furniture 9a5 3307 phone 992 3324 Save ~ourself some money 3 30 61c 3 3 tfc Shop Person s New & Used ~=----­ Furniture Termuvallobleat HOUSE 6 rooms and bath 1970 MOBILE Home alter a low tow Interest rate Store small lnveslmenf assume Phone 992 2780 or 992 3<432 No 1 Kanauga on State balance owing on unit Call 3 29 lfc Route 1 Store No 2 141S 992 2196 M ddleport for Easlern Avtnue Gallipolis details FURNI~HED and unhtnlshed 3 28 41c 3 30 61c apartments Close lr/ school Phone 992 54J.4 LIKE new Lady s Chicago 10 lllfc 30 FT 1967 Chris Craft Con roller skates size 8 with stellallon A 1 shape com carrying case for $15 call plete ctrpellng will si"P alx af1er s p m 992 5.121 Hat twin engines 21Q, h p For Sale 3 2861p each 100 gallon gas tank full 2 TWIN bed $25 1 Kenmore capac1ty with 6 wheel trailer SHOWALTER S Wei Pet Shop Electric dryer $.40 195S AMC Can be seen by appointment Chester Ohio Phone 98S 3356 truck $50 phone 992 5654 only Phone 992 S786 Tropical fish and supplies 3-24 101p 3-29 6tc 3 28 301p B&W HEATING 00. DEPENDABLE I CITY Make reservations for your -GUARANTEE~ I • ,,J ~I ; t-: ~-:;;J From the largest Carrlen For '5.55 On Most Amtrlun cqa REGISTERED Appaloosa Stud KOSCOT KOSMETICS & Flame Service $SO Reg Mares $40 of H~ Perfumes Human & Grade Francis Benedum synthetic wigs No need to Phone 647 38$6 leave Meigs or Mason County 3 3Q.301c tor lock of money If In teres ted call 992 S113 37tfc AT = The Orthid Room Wheel Alignment ·.~~ 3 :20-lllc WAitTED! EXPERT If Nohce Notice In ventory CIO(I Ap of the me bers elected to the elected but il t.nY two or mont shall conform to the Pert nent ttte pra sement of t he esta te of Jhe State of Ohio Department or the have an eqUil 'lind the highest Senate or t.,e Houu of ator em ent oned deceased 1:t~te H l ghwar Construct on and JOINT RESOLUTION Representatlv.s as the tase number ot votes tor the same 70 2 of sa d Coun ty was. tiled o tl1 5 Proposing to emend secllons may be entttltd to vote thereon off ce or offices on• of them or Materiel Specification Cour t Sa d Inventory and B luminous Materials doted any two for whom: jo nt votes ~ 6 7. 9 11 u 16 and 31 of Such vote shall bt spread upon Appra sement wilt be tor Januery 1 1971 wtre cut for governor and Article II sectl~ns 3 and 16 of the journal of the Senate or the Prlcts quoted on this bid shall hear ng befor e th s courf on the Article Ill section 2a of Artic le House ')f Representatives as lieutenant governor shall be V to enact new sections I and 15 the case mav be and certified chosen by the joint vote ot both be In ertectfor the remainder of 8th day of Apr I 1972 at 0 00 o clock AM the year 1972 of Article tl to enact session la to the Secretary of State by the houses A.ny per son des ring to J le With respect to the atoresaiCI SectiOn 16 The Lieutenant of Article Ill and to repeal clerk thereof The Secretary of excepl ons !hereto m u&t l e Hflmated quantlt es tM b dder Governor shalt perform such sections 5 8 lS t1 \8 It and 25 State shall upon receipt ot such In the executlvt shall understand that no th em at eas t t ve days pr or 1o of Article It and section 22 of certlflcat on Issue a certificate duties date set fo r hearmg Article IV of the Const tutlon of of elect on to the person so department as an assigned to guannt9e Is Diven as to the th e Give n unde r my hand and actual quantltln of bltum tno1,1s him by the Gov•rnor and the State of Ohio relative to the etecte.d and upon presentation seal of sad Cou r t th s 11s1 d ay materfGI to be furnllhed but admlnlstrat on organization of such certificate to lhe Senate exerc:lse such powers as are uch succeSiful bldCIIf" she I be of M ar ch 1972 and procedures of the General or the Hou.e of Rtpresen prescribed by law John C Ba <" or required to rurnlsh all or ony ARTICLE II tatlveos as the case may be the Assembly Judge a de><. ott co part of tht Melat County actual Section 2a The nAmes of all Be it resolved by the General person so etecttd shall take the Cle r k of sa d Court Assembly of the State of Ohio oath of office and become a candidates for an office at any requirements n ordered dur ng three fifths of the members member of the Senate or the general election shall be tht bid period By Ann B wa son On the envelope conta n ng elected to each house con House of Representetlvea as arranged In a group under the Depu l y t.: ric. currlng therein that 1here shall the case may be for the term title of that office and shall be each bid the name and address {31 23 30 21c of the bidder must be shown and so alternated that each name be submitted to the electors of for which he was so elected Bilum lnous the state In the manner Section 141 Neither House shall appear (In so tar as may plainly marked prescribed by law 11 a special shall without the consent of the be reuonabty possible) sub Bid Proposals are to be return ed election to bl held on the flnt other adtourn "-for more than stantlally an equal number of •lmes at the beginning at the on bid tormt suppl ed by the Tuesday after the first Monday five day, Sundays eKcluded In May 1t72 a proposal to nor to any other place than that end and in each Intermediate Vtndor and will be opened on amend sections .4 6 7 9 11 14 n which the two Houns are In place If any of the group In the date and piece spec t ed which such name belongs above 16 and 31 of Article II sections session The Meigs County Com land 16of Article lit sect on 2a Section 15 lA) Th~: general Except flit a Party Prlmarv or in of Article V and to repeal assembly shall enact no law a non partisan eiKtlon the mlssiontrs reserve th e- r gh o I · sect ons 5 8 15 17 18 19 and 25 ucept by bill and no bill shall name or dt!IQnat an of each rejec:t any and at quotat ons or candidates party If any shall any part thereof of Article II and section 22 of be passed without the con Martha Chamb er s Cl er k Art cle IV of the Canst tutlon of currence of a majority of the be printed under or alter each Meigs County Boa rd of Ohio tO read aa follows members e ected to each house candidate s name In lighter and Com m ss oner s smaller type face than that In ARTICLE 11 8llls may or glnate in either Section " No member ot the house but ma'( be 411tered wh ch the candidates name Is {JI 23 30 2tc general assembly shall during amended or retected In the printed An elector may vote for candidates (otHer than can the term for which he was other I B) The sty e of the laws of dldates for el~ctors of Pres\dent ' - -- - - -- - -- elected unless durlng such bt It and VIce President of the term he resigns therefrom hold this state shall be by the general United States and other than anv publlc office under the enacted NOTICE ON FILING undldltes for governor and United states o¥ thla state or a assembly ot the state of Ohio OF INVENTORY lieutenant governor) only and In (C) Every bill shall be con political subdivision thereof AND APPRAISEMENT no other way than by lndlcallng but this provision dots not sldered by each house on three his Oote for each candidate The Stlte of Ohio Me g s extend to officers of 1 pollttcel different days unless two party notaries public or ot thirds of the members elected to separately from the indlcat on County .Probate court To the Administrator of he iicers of the mlllt a or of the the house In which It IS pending of his vote for any other can estate to such of th e to low n g !.uspend th s requirement and Clldate United States armed forces as are residents of the St ate of EFFECTIVE DATE No membfr of the general every Individual consideration Oh'lo v t the surv v g AND REPEAL assembly shall during the term ot a bill or action Sl'spendlng the If adopttd by a maior ty of spouse th~ next of k n the for wh ch he was elected or tor requlrem~nt shalt be recort:ted one year thereafter be ap In the jourrtal of the respective the tlector.s voting on this beneflcltries under th e w pointed to any publ c off ce house No bill may be passed amendmenT: the omendmtnt anti to the attorney o at o ney s of he under th s state whlc;:h oft ce unt I the- bill has been and schedule thereto except representing any was created or the com reproduced and" d str buted to section 16 of Article 111 shall aforement on ed persons Ruth E Cundiff Oeceased pensatlon of which was in members of the house In which take immedlete effect and Ractne Oh10 Ohio Su ton existing sections .4 6 7 t 11 1.4 Syd11cust ~reased during th~ term tor 1 s pending TownshiP No 20 559 ~6 and 3l of Articte II existing which he was elec'ed (0) No bill shalt contain more You are hereby notif ed tha Section 6 Each HouSe shall be than one subject which shall be sect on 3 of Article Ill ex sting Judge of the ele~t on returns Clearly expressed n ts title No section 2a8 of IS Article 17 tq 19 Va~dand 25 lr'"---::=~----------------'\ and qualifications of Its own taw shall be revived or sections members A maJority of all the amended unless the new act of Article II and section 22 of Article IV shall be repealed members elected to eath House contains the entire act revived shall be a quqrum to do or the section or stctlons frtJ(T'I such effective date The business but a ess number amended and the s~ctlon or amendment of section 16 of may adjourn from day to day sect ons amended shall be Arti(ile II t aha II take effect on the second Mondey ot January and compel the attendance of repeated absenl members n such IE J Every bill which has 1975 and existing section 16 of ooutN manner and under such passed both houses of the Arllclt Ill of the Co~slllullon ot POINT PL~SANT ' penatt es as shall be prescribed general assemblY shalt be Ohio shall be repeated from by law signed by t~e presiding officer suctl effective date SCMEOULE Each House may punish Its of each house to c:ert ty that the (AI 'Notwithstanding the members tor d sorderly con pr-ocedural re~u rements for rovislqns ot 1ect1on 1 of Article duct and with the conc.urrtnce passage have been met and I and until the second Monday ot two thirds of the members shall be presented forthwith to elected thereto expel a 'num the governor for his approval at January 1975 the presiding ber but not the second t me for (F) Every joint resolution officer to be" tttected from the the same cause wh ch hu been adopted In both membership of the Senate shall E(llch House has all powers hOuses of th& general assembly continue to be designated the necessary to prov de tor lis sha I be signed br the presiding presldtflt pro te.mport of tht safety and the undisturbed ott cer ot each house to certify Senate and the preslden:t pro transact on of ts business and that the procedural tempore not the Presli:lent of to obtain through committees requirements tor adoption have the Senate rna'{ partlclpa'e in or other~ se nformatlon ar been met and shall forthwith be the calling of a special session feeling leg slat ve action under f led with the secretary of state pursuant to section 8 of Art cit cons deration or In con Sect on 16 If the governor II ( J Notwithstanding the tern plat on or w lh reference to approves an act he shall sfgn it rovislons of sect on 7 of Article any alleged breach of ts t becomes taW and he S~lll file I and tJntll the second Monday pr vlleges or misconduct of ts t Wlt,h the secretary Of state of January 1975 the Lieutenant members end to that end to It he does not approve It he enforce ttle attendance and shall return It with his ob Governor shall continue to testimony of witnesses and the teet ons n writing to the houae serve as Prell dent of the Senate product on of books and papef'ls In which It orlg nated which for all purposes except to Sect on 7 The mode of shall enter the objections at participate In the ulllng ot a organizing each house of the Iaroe upon Its lournat and may special session by presiding of the General general assembly sha I be then reconsider the vote on Its officers passage If three tltths of the Assembly pursuant to sect on 8 prescribed by law Each house shall choose ts members elected to the house of Of Article II UNITED STATES tlwn off cers ncluding a or g n vote to repass the bill It OF AMERICA presld ng officer to be elected shall be sent with the ob STATE OF OHIO from Its membersh ip who shall jectlons of the governor to the OFFICE OF THE be designated In the Senate as other house which may also SECRETARY OF STATE president of the Senate and In consider the vote on Its passage 1 TED W BROWN the House of Representat ves as If three f fths of the members speaker of the House of elected to the second house vote SecretlrtY of State-of the State of R.epresentat ves lo repau It- It becomes law Ohio 11• he..,by U.HtyOiitill>lh• Eac~ house shall determine notwithstanding the objections foregoing Is a true copjl of House Joint Its own rules of proceeding of the governor and the Amended Section 8 Each general pres ding officer ot the second Resolution No 4.4 flied In the assembly shall convene In first house shall tile it with the office of the Secretary Of State regular session on the first secretary of state In no case end proposing to amend the Monday of January n the odd shall a b II be repassed by a above sections of the Con numbered year or on the smal er vote than s required by st tut on of Ohio IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF succeed ng day If the first the constltut on on Its orlg nal Monday of January is a lega passage In all cases of 1 have hereunto subscribed my holiday and In second regular reconsideration the vote of each name and affixed my official sess on on the same date of the house shall be determ ned by seal at Columbus th s 27th day following year Either the yeas and nays and the names ot of March 1972 TEOW BROWN governor or the presiding of the members vot no for and Secretary of State f cers of the general assembly against the bill shall be (lntered acting lo nt y may convene the upon the Journal (Seal ) genera assembly n special If a bill is not returned by the (3 ) JO U) 6 1l 20 27 5tc session by a proclamation governor within ten days wh ch may 1 m t the purpose of Sundays excepted after be ng resented to him It becomes LEGAL NO'fi~E the sess on ew n like manner ,:~s f he had Notice to Bidders SpOrt. Wtth 1 Section 9 Each House shall Seated quotations will be Keep a correct lournal of ts signed it unless the general proceed ngs which shall be assembly by adjournment received' by the Board of tttm shapes and deta1ls like generous published At the desire of any prevents ts return in which Commissioners of MelgJ County Oh o at the office of tht two members the yeas and case it becomes law unless nays shall be entered upon the w H in ten days after such County Commissioners in the lapels, pockets with flaps back belts journal and on the passage of adtourne;ment 1 s filed by him Court House n the Village o1 every bill In eUher House the with his objections In wr tlng in Pomeroy Ohio 4576? until 9 30 all to help y0u put on a better frontl vote she I be taken by yeas and the office ot the secretary ot o clock A M on the 11th day oi nays and entered upon the state The governor shall file April 1t72 tor the furnishing ot with lhe secretary of state the Bituminous Mattrlals for lournal These are by Curlee m no wrmkle Sect on 1l A vacancy n the every bill not returned by him to the Meigs County H lghway Senate or In the House of the t)ouse of .origin that becomes Department kmt and other ~ool fabncs Choose Representatives for any cause law WltliOIJt hil signafurt Estimated quantity Of liqul4 nclud ng the tal ure of a The governor may dls1pprove ISph.elt nqulred ap member elect to quality for any Item or Items In any bill proximately 700 000 gallons yours from our extensive CQllectiOn Quotations to be submitted as off ce shall be filled bv election making a appropriation ot by the members of the Senate or money and t~e Item or Items so follows colors and pattems the members of the House of dlsappro-yed shall be void , Q,..oteprlc:er:ter,vallon FoB ~epresenla~lves as the case unless repes•ld In the roanner Vendors Plant and the price rttaY .be who art affiliated with prescrlbtd by m11 Mttlon for ~ per gallon deiiVet.td to Ven~ors the same political party as the the r-aeve of a 11111 1Pllr!eblt tonk to any tocollon In S4o110n 31 ~he memblt't end !No County dHigneltd by the p'rson last elected by the electors to the seat which has officer~ of t.,l General 1 Count, Entlneer for the Antmtity shell rtctlvt en ~ veriOVI oredH ot I:Situmlnous become vacant A vacancy occurring before or during the annutll sa,lary a"d such mattrllls whiCh may be I rst twenty months of a aJiowances tor rei!SOnlbtt 1nd, reqf,llrtd by ttlt Melga County Senatorial term shall be f lied necessary tKpena" related to , HIDhWIY DtPartment which temporarllv by election as the performanc:e of thtlr duties provided In th s sect on for only as are provided by lawt end no that portion of the term wh ch change In a mtmbtr 1 U:lary will expire on the thlrtv f rst shall take effect during tht term day of December follqwing the for which he was elected nor next genera election occurring shall any change In a member 1 n an even numbered year after allowances take effect prior to the vacancv occurs at which the first Of January followlno e ecllon the seftt shall be filled the neKt general election In en by the electors 15 provided by even numbered year law tor the remaining une)l ARTICLI!i 111 p red portion of the form the Section la In the gener11 member elect so choun to take election for governor and office on the first day in lieutenant governor one vote January next following such shall be cast lointly tor the election No person shall I:Se candidates nominated by tht elected to fill a vacancy in the same political party or petition Senate or House of Represen The general assembly mey tat ves as the case may be prov de by law for the jOint unless he meets the nomination of c•ndldates for qualifications set forth In this governor and lieutenant Constltut on and the laws of this go~ernor state for the seat In which the Section 3 The return1 of vacancy occurs An election to every election for the off cert f II a vacancy shall be ac nemed In the foregoing nctlon comp~ shed notwithstanding shall be seated up and trana the prov slons Of section 27 mltted to the seat ot Govern Article 11 of this Constitution by ment by the returning officers tt1e adoption of a resolution directed to 1he President of the while the Senate or the House of Senate who durh g the first Representatives as the use week of the sess on shall OPtft may be s In session with the and publish them and decJare tak ng ot the yeas and nays of the result In the presence of • the members of the Senate or majority of the memberl of the t-touse of Repre~entatlves each House of the Gentrll I I as the case may be affiliated Assembly the Joint candldatta wllh the same political pllrty as having the highest numbtr of 100 ALBUMS Will BE GIVEN AWAY the person ast elected to the votes cast tor governor and nat In which the vecttncy oc lieutenant governor and the NO PURCHAS£ NECESSARY curs The adortlon ot such person having the highest resolution shal require the number of votes tor any other Iff rmatlve vote of a malorlty office shall bt declared duly (Amended House Joint Ruolv11on No 44) BROWN'S 992·5113 I LIVI Hill II I I l------------------~-~-· l SATURDAY 2 PM tO 4 PM I. DurlnglheMiwoheurut5 RPM will 111 glvon to everyone whe CO'Ift• In I We Have All Types Of Mus1cal Instruments Stereo Tapes Records, Sheet Mus1c BILL &LE~'S MUSIC CENTER • 222 MAIN ST STORE HOURS Mon Tllyrs h m to 6 p m Frl & S.t 91 m lolp m POMEROY 0 �..• • ·- . . .....• . . • J , I . 14- Tbe Dally Senllllel, Mlddleoort.Pnm•rov. 0 ., March 30, 1972 Tax Returri.s Here· State Al!dltor Jo. eph · T. Ferguson 'repOrted today that the benefllll of the new state lnceime tax were beginning to be felt throughout ,the state with an increase of over $660,000 distributed monthly to the coun lies. Previous to January I, 1972 and prior to the passage of the state Income tax law, a total of $3 l!lillion ln sales tax collections was distributed monthly to the counties. After January 1, the counties were apportioned $3.66 million per month of state income tax funds, said Ferguson. The counties will receive their local government funds in eleven equal payments plus a twelfth adjustment payment, the auditor said. On a yearly basis the counl!es will receive a total of $44 million. Additionally, municipalities with a local Income tax receive a proportional share of $4 million a year of state income tax money . Twenty -thre e counties throughout the slat e who received ~. 000 monthly under the old plan now receive $9,166.66. The jump is due to a provision in the new law setting the minimum amount a county can receive yearly at $110,000, up from the previous $60,000 a year guarantee. Gallia and Meigs each received $9·,166.66. Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Easter · shopping Center MEIGS lHEATRE TOIIIOht, March 30 NOT OPEN Frldoy & Soturday Morch31·April1 ONE MORE TRAIN TO ROB (Technlcolor) George Peppard Diana Muldaur SHOOT OUT (Technlcolor) Gregory Pack Pat Quinn " GP" "GP " SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Wagenhals. Members lltld guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Roush, Mrs. Emil Knight, Mrs. N. 0 . Wein, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. Harry L. Dyer, Mrs. Lee Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Roush, Mrs. John C. Fry, Mr . and Mrs . Howard Wagenhals, Miss Betty Berry, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Mrs. Donald Smith, Mrs . Ollie Roush, Mrs. Howard Burris, A. K. McClung, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Layne, Lelah Jane Powell, Mrs. J. V. McGrew, Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Mrs. Ray Pickens and Mrs. Ray Fox. BRIDGE PLA YEO Mrs. Herman Layne entertained the members of the Monday Evening Bridge Club at her home. The prize for high score was won by 'Mrs. Glen Roush. Others playing were Mrs. F. C. Reichert, Mrs. John WoHe, Mrs. Paul Scally, Mrs. R. G. Greene, Mrs. J. W. McMurray, Mrs . N. R. Swackhamer and Mrs. George Ingles. ROTARY GUAST John F. Roush, who is a candidate for the House of Delegates on the Republican ticket, was a ~uest at the Thursday evening dinner meeting of the New Haven Rotary Club. Following the dinner, a question and answer period between the members and Mr. Roush was held. During the business session it was announced that the members had been invited to meet with the Ripley Club on the following Thursday at Ripley. Those al'tending were Dick Ord, Jolin Thorne, Donald F. Roush, James N. Roush, Uoyd Roush, Harry Miller, Herman Layne, Rev. William DeMoss, Rome Williamson, Russell Capehar t, George Ingels and guests, John F. Roush and Rev. Robert Bumgarner, the latter from Middleport, 0 . New Haven Personals Mrs. Ralph Roush is a medical patient at Holzer Medical Center Hospital. Keith Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Roush, is a patient at Holzer Medical Center Hospital, where he underwent surgery for an eye injury. Mr. and Mrs. William Chisler are visiting relatives in Carnegie and Pittsburgh, Pa. OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY .UNTIL 9 P.M. IN OUR MAIN FLOOR ACCESSORIES DEPARTMENT eWIGS eCOSTUME JEWELRY •BELTS •HANDBAGS •HOSIERY •SCARFS •GLOVES eSMALLLEATHER GOODS be done to further develop the area, Meeker said. · Surveys Unlimited is tSking a 2G-year perspeetive of Meigs County. In other action the corrunittee approved assurance of compliance with HUO regulations under TIUe Six of the Civil Righta Act of 1964. Documents on a Meigs County Comprehensive plan regarding subdivision regulations was distributed. by Meeker. The subdivision regUlations states: "A resolution of the county of .Meigs, enacted in accordance with Chapter 711, Ohio Revised Code, and for the purpose of protecting the public health, safety, comfort, convenience and general welfare, thereto, and for the repeal be it resolved by and regulating the development of sub- the Board of County ConmUs,.ioners of the divided areas, promoting the proper County of Meigs, State of Ohio." arrangement of streelll and layout of lots, Meeker also distributed to members for providing for adequate and convenient study field !lUI'VeyS made which included provision of open spaces, utilities, land use, housing and transportation. recreation and access to service and In explaining the field survey Meeker emergency vehicles, providing for noted that Meigs County is composed of adequate provision of water, drainage, 279,000 acres and that mobile homes have sewer, and other sanitary facilities, been the main sow-ce of housing. providing .for the administration of this A letter received by E. F. Robinson, resolution and defining the powers and chairman of the Regional Planning duties of the administrating oflicers as Commission, from the Ohio Attorney provided hereinafter and prescribing General, was read by Thereon Johnson, penalties for the violation of the provisions chairman of the executive committee. of this resolution or any amendment In essence the letter slated that power tinea cucyblg 715,0110 volts wm be laid across llle Oblo River frmn lhe aew GaviD Plant, alld lhat houoiag, water IDd oewqe wu illaclequate lor lhe . anticipated inDW< of people In llle area as a result of llle new mine and powe1 plant. It was noted that the power lines would have an environmental effect. The letter will be answered by Meeker. For the next meeting, which will be open to the public, Guido Girolami offered the Orchid Room on East Main SI.,-Pomeroy, which was accepted. The next meeting will be on Apri124 or 26 at 8 p.m..The exact dste will be announced. '- .Now . ' You Know' . Weather . . The cliilracter, "John Bull" Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday with a chance of rain and snow central and south tonight. Low tonight mid to upper 20s north and upper 20s to lower 30S central and south. High Saturday in the mid to lower 40S. was first used as the per· sonlflcation of the "typical" ' Englishman by John Arbuthnot in satire publilbed In 1712. VOL XXIV POMEROY-MIDDlEPO_RT, OHIO NO. 248 World's Faithful ' .Celebrate Easter · Shop the Mens Department 1st Floor. For .Excellent Selections • For Out. standing Values. Mens Shirts - Complete selectlbn of shirts in white . solid colors . stripes .•. plaids. Full cut shirts and tapered styles. All permanent press. Let us help you select the mens shirts you need. Belts - Paris belts in the styles that are so sure to please. All arranged for · your easy self selection. Mens Socks -:- Choose his favorite type socks- Mens Hosiery l:>epartment. 1st Floor. Banlons • or Ions cottons. All sizes 10 to 13. 't Accessories - Handkerchiefs • Underw~ar - Suspenders - Jackets. SHOP OUR 2nd FLOOR CHILDREN 'S DEPARTMENT FOR YOUR EASTER APPAREL NEEDS. WE'VE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT OF BOW AGE DRESSES Outfit your girls from infants sizes to 14 in dresses, coats, blouses, sportswear and lingerie. All from our Childrens Department on the second floor. ANOTHER BIG w• • SHIPMENT KNIT CAPES Select from several styles in white , past el blue, lilac . KAYSER SPRING .. . HOSIERY'SALE! ! ClllLDREN OF THE MEIGS COUNTY Community School were presented colorful Easter Baskets by Ohio Eta Pbi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Thursday when the >.»;~•»X«'J;~;•;•X<<•X«•~"<•"::& .>":O:O.o!•:o::«.-.o:r.oX:•XO.Q.o:;".o;oXO(o!O:o;•7o»':• .~ , ,o ·Make-up ,£aissotts Planned EXTENDED OUTLOOK Ohio Eltended Outlook S110day lhniugh Tuesday: Mootly. cltudy with a chance of showers or mow flurries Sunday. Partly Monday and cloudy Tuesday. Tempera lures continulog to average below normal but a warming trend beginning Tuesday. Early morning lows 25 lo 35. Aflernoon highs upper 30s lo upper 40s Sunday, warming to the upper 40s and 50s on Tuesday. ~~:;:;:;:~~$:!:~:~:?,!:~:«?.~:~:#~ sorority staged an egg hunt at Fort Meigs. Following the event, the group returned to the school In Ruiland for a party during which refreshments were served. Es~ex Hopeful Of New FundsCOLUMBUS (UPI) · - ~tate Superintendent Martin Essex said today Ohio may qualify for up to $3.5 million in federal funds for its educational program for trainable mentaUy retarded persons. Up to now, federal law has excluded Ohio from funds for such a program because it is administered through the Department of Hygiene and Correction. "Federal statutes have not permitted funds to go to any program which are not managed by the education department," Essex said. "But recent amendments to the law indicate that Ohio may qualify for help." · State Attorney General William J. Brown issued an opinion that "the community program for the trainable mentally retarded is considered free public education under Ohio statutes." The opinion was given to the federal government, which will decide if Ohio . qualifies for financial help. · "If it Is determined that Ohio II eligible, it would mean that up to $3.5 million may be available for the state 's program," Essex said. The General Assembly has raised the slate subsidy per student from $300 to $450, and additionally, local school districts contribute a certain amount . County boards of mental retardation alao have the authority to raise more money by placing tax issues on the ballot. H. E. Starkm Gatekeeper of the Ohio State Grange, will be speaker for the County Grange Juvenile Cited banquet to he held on Friday, April 7, at 7:15 p.m. at the Salisbury School building. Heavy damages were Starkey started his Grange reported, two persons were By ~lilted Pres• I!B~tloaal Driver Unhurt Injured, and a driver cited to SAIGON - 111E HEAVIEBf COMMUNIST ATTACKS In work with Laurel Grange In court in an accident on four years drove South VIetnamese troops from three more bases 1909 and later was a charter Pomeroy's East Main St., at In Auto Wreck along the DemWtarized ·Zone (DMZ) today and a U. s. officer me111ber of Columbia Grange where Mr. and Mrs. Starkey 11:20 p.m. Thursday. Police who visited the area said "It looks like the start of a pretty big No injuries were reported in have had continuous memsaid a car driven east by Rick offensive." Two bases fell Thul'llday. a single car accident today at Snider, 17, Racine, went out of u. s. and Allied troope went on alert for a poulble general bership since 1927. Starkey served as Master ctl control, then left of center, and 8:18a.m. on county road three, Conununllt oftlllli~ aa Hanoi Radio exhorted its troops lo six tenths of a mile north of skidded into a utility pole. "attack the enemy repeatedly .1' Saigon alerted for poealble his local Grange and also u county road foUr. County Pomona Grlingt fOlie! attacks and the govenunent ruahed its last resel'111!1 from · Meigs Snider and a passenger, Julie The Meigs County sheriff's Master several years; County . lite Saigon art1 to meet a new lbreat In the Central Higblands. Deputy for 13 years, and hu Maynard, 19, Racine, were Dept. said Charolette A. The air war aJ.m blalled up. U.S. planes c:arried out two lllrikes in taken to Veterans Memorial Peckham, 31, Mlddiepart, Rt. .,been a state Grange officer the North VIetnam, F4 Phantomallhot down a MIG21 over Laos and past 20 years. Hospital by the Pomeroy E-R 1, was traveling on county road lite Communiats llhot llown another super-eecret ACI30 Spectre squad for treatment of head three when a dog ran in front of Other activities of Mr. guJIIIhip over Laos, the second In two· da)'ll. injurles, Snider was treated for her car. She swerved to the left Starkey include membership facial lacerations and and lost control of her vehicle on the board of directors of NEW YORK - DOCl'OR8 rouGHT TODAY to save the life Grange Insurance Agency, released. Miss Maynard was which skidded 80 feet before admitted for further treat- going over an embankment of a 1.9 pound baby born 15 weeks prematurely and brought here Inc.; G. M. Premium Budget, . ment. Police said Snider was and stopping on its top. There Thursday by an emergency helioopter flight from the Bmall town Inc.; Gra~ge . Ufe Insurance cited to juvenile . court on a was medium damage to the where tlbe was born. Company, ana Grange Mutual reckless operation charge. car. No citation was issued. The tiny baby, whose head was only the size of a tangerine, Casualty Company• which he was reported "holding its own" at New York Hospital. has .been with since its organization in 1935, and on its HARRISBURG, PA. -THERE WAS POSSIBWTY of a board the past 21 years. Good Friday verdict today for the Harrilhurg Seven anliWIIf The Starkeys have spent activists, alx of whom are or were prleslll and nuns of the Roman their entire lives In Columbia Catholic left. Township in Meigs County on A federal court jury of nine women and three .men the same farm where his father other House seems likely to follow, so this one may be of contacts concerning the possibl~ continuation of BY GEORGE HARGRAVES, SUPI'. deliberated seven hours Thursday and faced a fulllz.bour day and grandfather lived. Meigs Local School Distrlct dropped. Keep an eye on the legislative reports. vocational agricullllre. A survey of students is being today of decltnng whether the government had proved a conCounty aclivltles include I would like to use this brief column tonight to Remember May 1. Mark it on your calendar. made to determine the exact interest in it. A spiracy to disrupt governmental activity. being on the firs\ committee to touch on several topics, trusting there will bi Locate the birth certificate and the shot records. reevaluation of the future status of the program is I promote the building of the something of interest for everyone. · W e'll look forward io seeing you at your school on under way. I would appreciate additional comments WASHINGTON - CRIME ROSE I PCT. in the United States May 1. · Monday, May 1, we will have the registration of. from interested citizens. during 1971, an FBI report IIIIowed today. It was the smallest . TilE ADULT MINING CLASS that we have new first gradf and kindergarten students who will be ALL PLANS ARE NOT COMPLETE, but it (Continue<~ on Page 2) entering school next fall. Parents will register the Sl'heduled to start about May 1 requires that you seems fairly certain that all our future mining Officers representing each of children at the school where they wlll be attending. complete an application that you can obtain by ,programs will be located in the Rutland gym. We the participating groups were The first thing that you need to bring Is the birth calling my office at 992-2153. A substantial number of have adequate space, good heating and lighting, plus ch~n by the Meigs County certificate. The child must be five on or before these have been sent out already. Call if you want close proximity to the mine. We are presently Junior Fair Board recently at · ooe. working with the Ohio Department of Development, the county extension office. COLUMBUS (UP!) - State statiBtical lnformalion." , The Mine Foreman's class that will begin next the Appalachian Regional Commission, the State Elected were Steven Stanley, School &lperintendent Martin Both the new state minimum Speaking of Schools-No. 230 Monday is jointly sponsored by AEP and Ohio Department of Education, and American Electric W. Esaex uld today he had salary schedule which alfecta 4-H boys representative, . University. There will be a class from 12 to 3 and one Power in the development of these Jli'Ograms. We been .assured by a Pay Board about 35,000 teachers and the 20 presidel\l; Daniel Midkiff, September ;su, 19/:t J..u i.H ut:r Lu t:IILt!r Klail.icrgarten. To from 6 to 9. You register for the class. at Meigs High official that conlideration i'l cents per hour increaae for the FFA representative, vice enter grade one next fall, the child must be six on or School at the time for the beginning of the first class. have $35,000 for astart on equipment. We expect state support for the teaching units. We need more, but we pay ralaee (or Ohio's 84,0110 state's 49,000 non-teaching president; Jill Beaver, Girl beiore September 30, 1972. A testing program is There is no pre-registration. Just report at noon or at are on our way. public school employes would school employes are at l.saue. Scouts representative, conducted during the summer by the !:Qunty office for on Monday. Rememb. e r that this is a class for 6 p.m. NEWS AND NOTES - It's good to have Mr. be t1tf lint Item of buainea at ''The state mandated in- secretary ; Lynn Baker, girls 4- those who seek early admissions. By early admission e~perienced miners who want to upgrade to Diehl back on the job full time - I'm happy to report the Pay Boal'd's next meeting Cl'ealll were dealgned aa catch H representative, treasurer, I mean admiSsion this fall if the child doesn't reach foreman's level. AprU I. . Up mebures to correct aevere and Debbie Milliron and that Mr. Morrison has been in the office for a short THIS IS THE FINAL WEEK OF MARCH, which stay on several da)'ll thls week - All three dlstriclllin FHA ·the requireli age by September 30. . Holter, "The liticiaJ allUred us that Inequities which teaChers in Sharon The second thing that you need to bring is the mea ns the close of the Monday-Tuesday adult the dala we have presented II minimum salary diatricta face representatives; publicity Meigs County will be seeking an increase to an complete and llln good order," In their rate of CO!Dpanllltion," chairmen. Another meeting of record of immunizatiOns. The present required ones physicalfilncss program. Mr. Chancey operated this operating millage of 22.5 at the May 2 primary. This has been scheduled ilre those for smallpox, diphtheria; tetanus, polio, ~rogram over the past several months and a lot of is needed to gain the full funding provided under the Eallald,. "but the members said Eaaex. -..In other Great- the expreued a dellire to have ad- LUes states, teacher salaries for 7 p.m. on Aprll,l2 at the whooping cough, a~d measles, and a recent TB test . adults have ta ken advantage of it. We plan to have the new state law - Remember, there will be no school · ditlanal time to . study the average approximately $1,200 exten•ion office to name Earlier t1iis week one Honse of the Ohio legislature pm,e:ram again next winter. on Monday -:-- From all at Meigs Local io all of you, vo!('() I•>dJ'• ;p smali[><'X frutll th:.< r<'<Juircd jist,. The comple1 compilation of IIIOI't tban in Ohio." committees for the year. HI liVE ;\l' PHEC'li11E D HECEIVJNG a numbe r . we wish a joyous and happy Easter! ews•• zn Boys Dress and ' Sport Shirts in sizes 3 to 7 and 8 to 20. Solid colors and beautiful stripes in the seasons smartest styles . Ali permanent press. Boys Wembley Ties to mix or match with the new shirts. Belts for boys In all sizes. Hanes Underwear - Jackets plus a tremendous selection of Slacks in flare leg models. Sizes 3 to 7 and 8 to 18. Solid colors two color combinatio'n s stripes. Si ims - Regulars Huskies. ·- ')'he U. S. Corps of Engineers has announced that Ohio Power Company and Ohio Electric Company, New York 'City, have applied jointly under the provisions of Section 10 of the River and Harbour Act of 1899 for a permit to CGnStrucl two slmllar river water make-up intake and Plll"P structures (caisson type) for units I and II at the Jutes M. Gavin Plant near Dleshire. The structures, each con•ttng of 58 feel reinforced eoncrete caisson, will ho~ trash rakes, water screens, pumps, strainers and other . uaociated mechanical and electrical equipment. The caissons will extend approximately 49 feet riverward fram the shoreline at normal pool elevation and will project • feet above normal pool elevation. The debris collected from the trash rakes and traveling screens will be carried by H.· E. ST~ means of trash through two collection pits landward to the Meigs Memorial Hospital, and structures where the debris serving 12 yearfillt the Meigs will he periodically removed County Fair Board, including and dtaposed of by the comtenns as its president. (Continued on Page 12 ) • BOYS DEPARTMENT ON THE · 1st FLOOR. You can save now during our annual I Address Grange SEE THIS FINE SELECTION OF BOYS WEAR. DON'T FORGET! • Starkey Will Dress Him Up For Easter / May 1 an Important Day ·to Youngsters YOU'Ll ENJOY ATRIP TO ELBERFELDS BOYS DEPARTMENT ' TO COMPLETE YOUR EASTER SHOPPING. just Arrived/ Eggs Ready For Easter Wembley Ties - Ready tied ties and the popular wider ties in solids - neat patterns - stripes. Children's Wear For Easter TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 FRIDAY, MARCH 31. 1972 JERUSALEM (UPD - The faithful of three of &lie world's great religions stream.ed thr~gh this andent walled city today for . ' .. celebrations marking the thriStiaa Easter, the Jewish ~assover and the MO!ilem Sabbath. Hundreds of children, from changes which have been made Christian pilgrims from all over tbe world toddler age through II years, to improve the overall fairness marched in doleful procession, estimated at will SW&rOl 'over Middleport · - and "fun" to .the chlldi-en 10,000 ·. persons, down the Via Dolorosa Municipal Park .Sunday at 2 of the hunt. p.m. in the aMual Rotary Again, the Middleport • following the traditional footsteps nf Jesus Easter Egg Hunt. Pomeroy Rotary Club will <llrist .to His death upon the cross on Calvary. Rotary Hunt Chai~man provide one well-hidden gold lfbe Good Friday procession wound past Denis Keney and women colored egg worth $10 to the groups of fur-hatted Orthodox Jews in black employes of the Pomeroy finer, and a silver colored egg kaftans, on their way to Judaism's holiest National Bank have loaded worth $5. shrine, tbe Walling Wall, for Passover over 800 plastic colored "eggs" Pre-school age children will I ' prayers. Passover Is the most joyous of the with !lie name of a business or have a hunt Of their own In a ./ewish high holidays. professional person who have roped off area. They cannot be provided prizes to the finders assisted by parents. Time of Fro111 ~e minaret of a mosque the of the eggs, this event is 1:30 p.m. · recorded calls of the muezzin blared from Thil year, for the first time, Mayor John Zerkle, also a loudsp,eakers, calling the Moslem talthrid to two changes have been made in Rotarian, will launch the hunt prayers in the El Aqsa and .omah Mosques. the format of the hunt. One Is with an official welcome to The high-pitched.calls Arable almost drowned m that the upper age llmlt, 11 visitors, and Chief of Pollee J. the chants of the Christian pllgrims. years (formerly 13); and the J. Cremeans will fire the gun .. Bishop lleads March· . . . other ls a limit of three in the beginning the . youngsters' number of prize eggs awarded scramble for eggs. In balmy spring weather, Wider a dear _blue sky, the Chrla~lall pllgrima in-1110\lrning .. ~to a !!i.i!Ble child. _ -~~ • !li~!.!!KS 'If, ~ Mi~JIOI'I H opeful y, parent s will VolUnteer . Fire Comparif ·will black ·shuffled tbroug!J ·tile narro\lv Via cooperate ·In enforcing these a&'illt Rotarians at the hunt. Dolorosa, the 1&reet of sorrpw, ile!lind replicas of the cross the New Testament says Christ died upon. ~d by the Bishop of Nazareth and Auxiliary Bishop of Jerusalem, Msgr. Joseph KUdany, the pllgrims marched in groups according to their countlres of origin - the United States, Great Britain, West Germany, Italy, South Mrlca ami Japan were the most prominent. Mens Slacks Flare bott~ms • tapered leg slacks. Hundreds of pairs in solids - tweedy weaves . stripes, All sizes 28 waist to 50 waist. In 1867 Secretary of State William Seward reached an agreement with Russia for the The Dept. Store of Building pur chase of Alaska for $7.2 Since 1915. ___ , million in gold. ' COLOil make It possible for Meigs County to Identify 111, needs and demands in order that it may be able to Cllllllfy and be accepted for future granta, Meeker explained. Alllo, the comprehenalve plan will pull tbgether facilities available in Meigs County, 1>'Jeeker said. The regiOnal conun.Luion II to outline -and guide local elected offlc~ and be resporiJlble mainly to the Meigs County Commissioners. Exlenalve research being done ~Y SurveYs Unllmiled can only. prove to be beneficial td Meigs County. Tile guidelines set up by§urveys Unllmited outnnes wha~ is available In Meigs County J~nd what can Devoted To The lntereall Of The Meig1-Ma10n Area an eraser. PLUS The executive committee of the Meigs County Regional CoDuniasion 'l'bunday nlsht lppfOVed a raolution requesting _coinpr•heilaive planning aQiatance money through the Houalne Urban Development (.HUD) , and Surveys Unllmlted, with pat Meeker u planner· consultant, was retained for the 1972-73 ·year. ~ ~ ... The,resolution will enable Meigs County to Jlllftlclpate in .a $10,0110 program with SO pel 'it the f1Qids CG111Jn1 frmn the stale department of developnienl and SO pet. from the Meigs County .Commissioners:· ·The purp~ of the comprehenalve planning done by Surveys Unllmlted is to " . Accessorize Your Easter Outfit The Almanar By United Press International Today is Thursday, March 30, the 90th day of 1972. Mr F ntt ndly The moon is between its full phase and last quarter. The morning star is Jupiter. The evening stars are Venus, Mars, Saturn and Mercury. Those born on this day are under the sign of Aries. Dutch pain ter Vincent Van JO in with the " FRIENDL Y ONE S" at Po meroy Cement Gogh was born March 30, 1853. Block Co. in observance of . On this day in history : Good Friday and EASTER In 1858 Hyman Lipman of by Oltej1dlng the Church ol Philadelphia received a patent your choice . for a pencil t'o be equipped with POMEROY CEMENT BlDCK CO. . . . . New Haven Social Events Mrs. Melvin Knapp entertained recently with a dinner honoring the birthdays of two of her daughters, Mrs. Henry (Marjorie ) Gibbs and Mrs. Walter (Joanne) Taylor. Their sister, Mrs. Harold Fry, baked the cake which was served at the dinner. Those- attending the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor, Brady Knapp and Sally Brewer and sons, all of Columbus, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Knapp and daughters, Beverly and Hermetta, James Ryan of Mason; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vickers and sons, Rodney and KeMy, Mrs. Patty Paugh and daughters, Debby, Becky and Jackie, Mrs. Harold Fry, Harry Knapp and the hostess, Mrs. Melvin Knapp. DINNER HELD . The annual birthday dinner of the New Haven Garden Club was held Monday evening in the cafeteria at the Hartford Elementary School and served by the ladies who are the school cooks. The members celebrated the 42nd birthday of the club. The tables were centered with lovely arrangements of spring flowers. The invocation was given by Mrs. Howard ·de Planning Commission Moves toward Count ·. Officers Named Decision Delayed TOY SALE Visit 9ur Annex 0r1 Main StJeet in the Middle Block and· save during our SPRING TOY SAl£ Elberfelds In P,omeroy boaro I ( • - I I : ./ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 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 30, 1972 bentley hoffman mckay