https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3c7f17b837455438e214e17337fdb682.pdf afa4658789e08edbcb18a464dc7ab621 PDF Text Text . - -- - . -. . . 'I • 12- Tilt Dlll711eM1Del, M~Pomeroy, 0., Aprtl 'll, 11'12 Healthy U. S. "Coal Industry Needed Pl'ITSBURGH (UP!) - The coal industry is a high-cost, prized fluid fuels," Bagge said. "A constricted or semi-retired oomplex, skilled-laMOr industry that cannot be placed in moth- coal industry can't be expected to find the productive or balls and then reactivated "on the. demands of emergency or •ecQnomic vigor to support a big new synthetic gas and oil inexpediency," the president of the National Coal Association said dustry. Thursday. "The coal industry has been toughened by adversity and in recent years has managed once or twice to lift itself by its own I . "Those who are for whatever reasons, chipping coal out of the bootsiraps to meet fuel-ahortage crises of somebody else's national fuel base... must realize there won 't be much of a hase making, but it would be plain foolliillness for the nation to think It left. when they are fmished," Carl E. Bagge said in an address can mothball a high-cost, complex, skilled-labor industry and prepared for a symposiwn on coal mine drainage research at then reactivate it on the demands of expedience or emergency." Mellon Institute. The coal industry is subject to criticism, Bagge said, for strip "What they don't realize or won't heed is that wholesa.le re- mining, for producing coal with a high sulfur content, for acid strictions on coal represent the rejection not only of a problem- mine drainage and other reasons. ridden solid fuel but of the most promising future source of their "The sober question, of course, is whether an energy-hungry Recognition to .OSPBF ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY For ~ale Employment Wanted C-51 Chain Saw WILLtialnt houses. roofs, barns HOMELITE 1100; -good ion; phone and repair work. etc. Phone 247-2547 altercondll 6 p.m. '1'12·7085. · 4-2S-31c 4-21 -6tc Metal Detectors at CARPENTER work of any WHITE'S Gold Nug9et Shop, kind. Phone Dexter, Ohio 742- the Albany, Ohio, l=adillac of olt79. locaters . 3-28-JOtp Attorney Fred W. Crow of Pomerity is convinced today the Ohio Society for tbe Promotion of Bull Frogs IDe, is spreading far, possibly too far, alii In too IIIJDY diverse waya.li derived from a letter received In his law office this morning. Tile original Grand Croaker (synonym for presldeut, chairman, chief promoter, Of chief honcho), Crow hJu gotten his laughs the (181t five years from watch~ the OSPBF grow Jrom a Oedgllnll tadpole, so to speak, Into a dignified (?) orgllllhation of far·flung membership wielding real clout. The OSPBF aDIDially opoum a frog Jumping eveut during the Big Bend Rtgatta In late June. II bas attracted frogs alii Jockeys from the midwest states wherever there is rare enough sporting blood. Postmaster Jlln Soulaby'a legman delivered a letter to '· · the offices of Crow, Crow alii Porter (Frank W., Jr.) today ij addressed : . "Croak, Crow & Porter, Pomeroy, Ohio:" · Tl!at's one of the slde benefits of doing hualness In a 1mall toWD. Letters even so mlsaddressed as this one to Crow gets delivered. No problem. · . -STOREWIDE .END-OF-THE-MONTH SALE 4-25-3fp WILL DO part time work on METAL porch glider, excellent Monday and Thursday af- condition , phone 992-3442. ternoons or any evening In . 4-25·41c Middleport area. Clean ~ards. palnf, etc. Wrlfe c-oP. 0. Box NEW and used shoes, men 's 57, Middleport, Ohio. used work clothes. new 4-20-lOtc miner's boots - S12.9S a pr .. Ba iley's Bargain ·· Store. WILL 00 daytime babysitting Upper Business Block, In Racine area. call 949-4422. 4-19-JOtp Middleport. 4-25-6fp I I c:-::-::-~~----:----:­ SET OF air shocks, plus extensions to fit med.-size GM cars for $40; phone' Larry For Rent :«<",:~.:§.:w.:w:.~ =:?.®; •s :e::::: oe~::::~:::::::::S!~:?.?.~~.s::::::::::::::·. Hollon 949-4989. 1 ROOM house, 1'12 bath, near 4-25-10tp business dlsfrlcl In Middleport, phone 992-3393. ANTIQUE AUCTION: A Iorge 4-26-61c collection of parts of fhree estates from the mountllns will be sold at my proper! at Hartford, W. Va. (On Sate 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and Rt. 33, 3.5 miles above unfurnished aparfmenfs . Pomeroy -Mason Bridge .) Phone '1'12-5434. April 29, 1972; 10 a. m. Roll top 4-12-lfc desk , wash stand with pitcher and bowl ; COINS: Indian SLEEPING rooms and cooking Cents, Booker T. Wa~hlngton privileges, next to Tom's Half dollars; se~eral oval top Carry-Out. phone '1'12·3254. trunks, oak half tree, organ, 4-25-61c rockers, small , Burnside stove, Iron tea keftle. kraut FURNISHED 2 bedroom cutter. wood baby cradle, old 2 BEDROOM mobile home - located In Salem Center , phone 742-3722. 4-21 -6fp Irons, old swing, china cupboard, brass bed , w icker settee, hall mirror wlfh seat, organ · stool , old wall ATLANTIC CITY, N.J . changing his status in Ohio and (UPI) -United Auto Workers even less of one in Michigan" President l.Aionard Woodcock and that Muskle could not has revealed he told Sen. expect to do better iii those Edmund S. Muskle that he primaries than in the others. could do no better in Ohio and Ten officials of the UAW's Michigan than in the previous Coll1ll)unity Action Program in primaries, and advised him to Ohio, $25,000 in contributions abandon the primary trail in and hundreds of UAW memhis quest for the Democratic bers listed as precinct presidential nomination . delegates had been commited The Maine senator's decision to Muskie. . to withdraw from the "They're free to do as tbey primaries but remain a can- please, now," said Woodcock, didate in the hope of securing "I'm getting a little shy of the nomination at a deadlocked personal preferences." convention now means that "We will now be able to carry Alabama Gov. George C. out a fullscale effort against Wallace standa a better chance Wallace !n . Michigan," of winning Michigan's May 16 • Woodcock said. But he added primary, Woodcock told a news that " Muskie's withdrawal conference Thursday on the would be conducive to a final day of the UAW's 23rd Wallace victory in Michigan." constitutional convention. Woodcock also defended "I'm now a man without a himself against criticism lor candidate," said Woodcock, not backing the rMiection whose 1.3 million member attempt of the UAW's Western union Is a major force in Region Director Paul Shrade, a Democratic politics: Only the aoclal activist unseated by day before, Woodcock had said Jerry Whipple, president of the UAW was prepared to Local 509. mount an extensive campaign "I was riot the one who said I for Muskie in Ohio's primary opposed Paul Shrade," Wood• Tuesday. Although Woodcock cock said. "It was somebody personally had endorsed else's political tactic and I Muskle, the union's ruling resent being dr~ged through body, the International the capitalist press on Internal Executive Board (!EB) has not union affairs." Shrade taken a stand on who it wants charged his defeat showed the as the Democratic nominee. union was paying less attention Woodcock said he had told to to social causes and turning Muskie Wednesday night "that more to the political center. there was ' ,- no chance of telephone, three brass kettles, Ice box, wood barrel, picture frames, medicine cabinet ONE BEDROOM trailer apartments, Ideal for couples . Contact McClure's Dairy Isle, '1'12-5248 or '1'12-3436. 4-20-121c (glass), old clocks, old spooner, five good oil lamps , two anvils, carniva l glass; several boxes of miscellaneous items . TRAILER lots In Mason, phooe '1'12·33'13 or 773-5934:· 4-26-6tc Bradford Auction Company, C. C. Bradford, Auct., phone 949-3821 or 949-3161, Racine, Onlo. Signed : James Fields. Lunch served. MOWERS & T1Ll£RS Not respon· slble for accidents. 4-27-ttc SHAMPOO AREA with bowl. excellent condition, $120; like ~conomy Tiller, 3'12 hp B&S engine. Reg. 159.95 144.95 new hydraulic shampoo or comb out chair. dryers. S100 : or all Can be seen af Furniture or call Will deliver . Turf Trim Mower, B&S 3'1, hp enqlne. In carton 70.25 Fertlllror. Garden Seeds and Onion Sets. POMEROY $140 ; 2 lor 1300; Rutland 742-3386. 4-27-3tc 16' FIBERGLAS boat equipped, 35 h.p. electric start Johnson motor, trailer. Larry Lavender . Phone 992-2659. 4-27-31c .... - J1ck W. Caruv, Mgr. Phont 992·2111 TAKE SOIL away the Blue Lustre way from carpets and upholstery . Rent electric shampooer St. Ben Franklin Store, 200 Main St., Pomeroy. Ohio. 4-23-6tc MEIGS BOAT SHOP, Pearl Street, Middleport : pontoon boats, pickup covers; one used 19 fl . 1.0., Phone '1'125367, Dick Karr, Jr . 4-27-61c FORO truck with camper; - 12"x12" white plastic Metro Van camper; price not 128coated ceiling tile - 126; six quoted until seen ; may be 4' x8' pan!!IS, pecan paneling , seen after 5 p.m ., J. E. S36 ; Phone 949-4605 . Thoren, Jr ., phone 949-2182 . 4-27-10tp 4-23-61p -.,.------,-ALUMINUM car-top · boats . -30" ELECTRIC range, SSO. won~t ruit or rot, safe and Phone 992-3020. 4-26-3tc lightweight, 10, 12, 13 and 14 ft . In stock now. Phone 992TV CO~ SOLE, beautiful maple 6256 after 5 p.m. finish, just overhauled . Coil 3-30-30fc 992-6813 or 992-3635. 4-26-3tp 16 FT. TRAVEL trailer. self· contained, ~ eady to go, hitch Included . Phone 773-5651, WILSON -Sam Snead Golf Mason, W. Va . Clubs, 4 irons, putter, 2 4-5-lfc woods, covers, bag , balls , $65; phone 992-5468. TROPICAL FISH, fancy 4-23-10tp gupplttS, angels and breeders. Bellas and supplies. Phone KUHL'S HAS IT! Low-priced. '1'12-S<UJ. guaranteed appliances , used 12-30-lfc furniture. Special on electric dryers. S30 : Kuhl 's Barga in POODLE puppies, Silver Toy. Center. Rt. 7. Tuppers Plains, Parkvlew Kennels. Phone 992· Onlo. Phone 667-3858 ; closed 5<UJ. Monday. 8-15-lfc 4-23-6tc SHOWALTER'S Wet Pet Shop, 1970 MUSTANG , take ove r Chester, Ohio. Phone 985-3356. payments ; one Homelite Tropical fish and supplies. Super XL Chain Saw . Phone 3-28-JOfp 992-3703 evenings. 4-23-6tc '66 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY ----- · LADY Kenmore dishwasher, sso. boy's 26" bicycle, s10, baby stroller, $3.50. Phone 992-l815.after 4 p.m. 4-26-10tp Fri., S.t. & Sun. Aprillf-29-30 Doublo Feature Program "THE HONKERS" Our entire stock of Women's Jeans Is reduced for our End-Of-The-Month Sale. Juniors - Misses - Women's Boy Cuts - Patch Pockets - Button Fronts Denim - Sailcloth - Seersucker . Light weight cord. End of the Monfh Sale as our with 1 or 2 needles , makes buttonholes, sew on buttons, monograms, and blind hem "MRS. POLIFAX- Styl es selected from stock in Girl s .4-14, 2-Jx and Toddl er. Gowns . Pa jamas . Robes. Reg. 5.18 Sleepwear · Sale 2.39 Sleepwear - Reg. 3.98 Sleepwear Reg . 3.49 Sleepwear Reg. 2.98 Sleepwear - or I Color) Rosalind Russell budget plan Phone 388-8673. 4-26-6tc :-: V-:AC::U -:-U -:-:M -::.-C : :I-:-: ea-n-er- n-ew- 1971 Model. Complete with al l cleaning tools. Small paint damage In sh ipping. Will take 127 cash or budget plan ava ilable. Phone 388-8673. 4-26-61c Darren McGavin ( G) MEIGS THEATRE :---.,---:---- BEAUTIFUL Colonial Maple Stereo. AM-FM radio, 4 speed Tonight, April27 NOT OPEN . changer, 4· speaker sound system. dual volume control. Balance S79 .35. Use our budget terms. Call 992-7085. . 4-26-6tc Frfd.ly & Slturday Aprll21-29 STEREO. Modern Walnut Stereo-radio -combination. 4 speaker sound system, 4 TWO-LAN I:; speed IR) SUDD.EN TERROR (Tocflnlcolorl Luter of "Oliver" famo. GP SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ' changer , separate controls. Balonce $62.39. Use our budget terms. Call 'I'll· 7085. 4-26-6tc ONE love seat - S40; antiqu~ • baby cradle - 125: call 9923966.4-26-lotp Sale 1.99 Slippers · Reg . 3.50 Sale 1.59 Slippers . Reg. 3.00 Sale 2.79 Sale 1.39 Slippers · Reg. 2.so Sale 1.19 Slippers · Sale 1.99 Sale 3.19 Sale 2.39 Mens 3.95 Short Sleeve WRANGLER 3.98 JEANS Regul ar and Slim sizes super lean cut or regular cu t . 14 ounce plus blue den im . Tr ue western styling . Save - End ofThe Month Sale Special Values! Brand new seleCtion of SUMMER PIECE GOODS 45" OacrOO and COtton , Avril and Cotto n·, Cotton and Bl ends, Acet&te Surrah Prints, Fortrel and Cotton , Flocked Dots. All washable most perm a nent pre ss. Whlte and color grounds in an ou ts tanding grolJp. Yard DRESS SHIRTS Neck sizes 14 to 17. Big se lection of fan cy patterns stri pes · white and solid colors. All permanent press. End ol the Month Sale 2 3.45 99 ~ Reg. s.oo Sale 3.99 Boys Sizes 6 lo 18 available. WOMEN'S SLIPPERS Slippers · Reg. 4.00 Reg. s.oo stitch. Full cash price, 138.50 SPY" End of the Month Sale GIRL'S SLEEPWEAR i controls ore buill ln. Sews ~ Plus-- )' I No sewing machines. original cartons . tachments needed Lois Nettleton -k WOMEN'S JEANS SALE PAINT DAMAGE . 1971 James Coburn BLACK-TOP Jamu Taylor WarrenOafes A tractor-trailer was demolished Thursday about 11 a.m. when struck by a PennCentral railroad train at the C&O tracks on the MeigsGallia line at Jaymar Coal Company crossing. Lewis G. Taylor, 47, Pulled Out with 4 chairs ; hundreds of old bottles and dated jars, gold railroad Elgin watch, sad For 7.00 5.95 "Compose" BED PIUOWS Fil ling 100 percent Dacron Polyester F iberflll II. Permanent press floral covering . Alle rgy free . Lightweight . Washable . Odorless · Lint and Oust Free. ~pecial Fridoy and Saturdoy . 4.49 Special Purchase HANES BODYSHIRTS Wear with Jeans, Scooters, Pants. Skirts. Shorts. Choose Navy, Gingham Black. New Grass, Buttercup, Ebony . . Wild Strawberry Red. Regularly 12.00 and 10.00 End of the Month Sale Mens Short Sleeve Sizes are small 114-14'1>1. medium (15-15'1•), large 116· 161/, ). Excellent selection of solid colors, smart stripes, plaids. All are permanent press. Taper and non-taper models. Choose your favorite collar style. Sale 4~99 Mens 69c BAN LON DRESS SOCKS Flfs sizes tO thru 13. Solid colors. Black - Hunter Green - Navy Blue. End of lhe Month Sale 2 Pairs 1.00 Special Po!Jester Double Knit New Spring Colors BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS Mons and Young Mens 2 ·Solid colors . Black . Kelly .' Navy . Bone· Hunter Green. One size fits ali sizes 10 thru 13. End of tiM Month Sale Pairs 1.00 SERTA AND SIMMONS MISMATCH MATTRESSES AND BOX SPRINGS ond PaHerns 100 percent Polyester Double Knit Solids and 100 percent Polyester Double Knit Multi' Smooth Yarn Dyed. ~-60" wide - ' Full and Twin sizes. and quilt fops. machin• washable. 49.DO and59.00Voluos· Regular 5.49 Yard S.le 3.99 Regular 5.99 Yard S.le 4.49 Sale 39.95 3.00 Two O.y Site RECORD AlBUMS "BMONEl'' SALE ELECI'RIC BlANKETS I - A nice selection of record albums In popular, rock, country w'estern end religious. Lighted Olat - Fully Automatic · Good Colors. Waohable. 16,,5 Double Btd Size . Dull Control - . . - 14.00 14.95 Double Btd Silt' Single Control - - . 13.00 13.95 Twin Btd Slzo Single Control 12.00 4.79 Albums Sale 3.80 5.79 Albums Sale 4.60 6.79· Albums S.tel Regular 3.99 Yard Sale 2.99 For 33 one-third RPM ORLON SPORT SOCKS 2 Choose the super lean cut or regular cut Wranglers during lhls sale and save . .Sizes 28 to« waist. Seled your correct length. M<!de of 14 ounce plus denim. Sanforized shrunk. Authentic western styling. End of the Monltl Sale Short sleeve styles . permanent press. Sizes 8 to \6. Solid colors and neal stripe patterns. End ollhe Month Sate For '000"'0 WRANGLER JEANS SPORT SHIRTS 2 5.00 JN: , -e~~·e. in Briefi Mons ond Young Mens UB Special Group Sale 5.40 MEN'S 4.00 Just RKolvtd Anolhor Big Shipment UMBRELlAS 100 percent nylon umbrellas snap Of*' style. large size. St'urdy construction. Comploto with matching (llrrylng sleeve. End of iiM Mo1nlh S.te ' 2.88 MJMEN'S 'DAmME DRESSES 1 Euy-to-wer styles-In· sizes 10 fo 52. Choose 1'00 percent cotton or Poly•stw-cotton blend; · 0n1y 4.98 And 5.98 . MAIN STORE AND WAREHOUSE O~EN FRIDAY .AND SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. FREE CUS'IOMER PMIIiG AT BOlH l.OCATIONS ELBERFELD$ IN 'POMEROY / ~ By United Preu lalernational COLUMBUS - DISCOURAGED CAMPAIGNERS of Sen. EdmundS. Muskie began dismantling the organization they had set up for the Ohio primary Thursday, ordering a halt to radio advertising, newspaper ada and mallings. "We can't maintain a campaign because of the cost involved," said Ted Maeder, national representative to Muskies Ohio headquarters. Although some individual delegate candidates for the Maine Democrat say they want to keep local offices open and continue working on hia behalf, the three other candidates quickly marched into the breach. "We are making friendly gestures to the Musltle delegates, statewide and district, and asking their support," said Jesse T. George, coordinator of Sen. Hubert Humphrey's Ohio campaign. However, George aald he does not e:tpeet too many delegate defections. "I don't think too many of them are going to be an~tlous to jump into another frying pan after they've already been scorched hy one endonement," he said, \ reported that a dog was killed Fetty, Langsville, had Thursday at 6:30 p.m. on SR moderate damage Thursday 143 when it ran into the path of when it drifted from a parked a car driven hy 'Kenneth H. position through a. yard bePayne, 30, Harrisonville. There tween two trees, over an was light damage to the car. embankmen~ across the highA car belonging to Robert way and into a tree. Pomeroy, driving a Mack tractor trailer belonging to Jaymar Coal Company, had pulled onto the tracks when the train, traveling south, struck the trailer which was dragged approximately 150 feet and finally into a power pole. Taylor had gotten the tractor clear, but not the trailer. He was not injured as tire trailer was torn free. The conductor was R. A. Nelson, 43, of Albany. The train whistle was blown approximately 700 feet north of crossing, it. was reported. The trailer was demolished and the truck and train were heavily damaged, the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. reported. The department also "KEEP AMERICA BEAliTIFUL DAY" - These girl scouts, Terri Zirkle, seated, Joni Murray andllellbie Zirkle of Middleport Junior Troop 39, ,will be joined by girls of other troops across the county Saturday in a litter cleanup project. Posters and bumper stickers are being used to promote the observance. Girl Scouts Mobilize to Get Litter Meigs County girl scouts will do their bit to improve the environment Saturday as they join other youth groups in the observance of "Keep America Beautiful Day." Ell[uipped with litter bags, the girls will work in many sections of the county. Posters announcing the event have been placed in several locations, and village workers of Pomeroy and Middleport will dispose of the debris once it has been collected by the scouts. Girls are to wear trefoils for identification since they will not be wearing scout uniforms. Appropriate attire is old clothes and gloves. All work will be done under adult supervision. Several troops have an· nounced the areas in which they will work. The cadettes of Salisbury 208 with their leader, Mrs. William Ohlinger, will concentrate on clearing the Registratio~ 14 in· GOP Show Fourteen candidates attended the Meigs County Republican Women's meeting Thursday night at the Meigs Inn. Nellie Brown, president, introduced the candidates to a large crowd in attendance. Bernard Fultz, who was to introduce the candidates and speak in behalf of Cong. Clarence Miller, but was wtavoidably detained, today urged the support of Cong. Miller In the May primary. Candidates who attended and spoke were Otis Mack Fulks, '· Oakley ·c. Collins and Ralph Welker, running for state representative ; Danny Thompson, Richard Jones, Warden Ours and Robert Clark, commissioner candidates; Larry Spencer, Charles R. Karr, Jr., and Evelyn Lucke, candidates for clerk of courts; . Eleanor Robson, Meigs County Recorder, and Howard Frank, Meigs County Treasurer. Speaking for Paul Brown , candidate for congress, was Jim Bush. Eleanor Robson offered a closing prayer. Raccoon Creek Acid Culprit CINCINNATI (UPI)- State Natural Resources Director • William B. Nye has urged the Ohio River Basin Coriunlssion to establish a task force to form an acid mine drainage reduction plan for the basin. Nye said 2.5 million tons of area surrounding the Main St. acid drain into the Ohio River Bookmobile headquarters . Working downtown in Basin, representing more than Pomeroy along the railroad 70 per cent of the nation's total tracks will be girls of Pomeroy Junior Troop 247 with their CONCERT SUNDAY leader, Mrs. Bruce Zirkle. The The Music Dept. of Southern Chester troop of Mrs. Henry High School will presen~ its Hunter will work in Chester spring concert Sunday at the village. Southern High School Mrs. Roscoe Wise's troop 39 auditoriwn at 2 p.m. featuring of Middleport will be joined by the high school mixed choir Middleport cadettes of Mrs. and band. Vocal director is Fred Gibbs, Jr. for residential Mrs. John R. Lee and band cleanup. Middleport trash will director is Mrs. Connie be transported to village hall Romine. The public is cordially and placed in a village truck . invited. acid load. Studies indicate that Ohio's share IS' about 236,000 tons annually, of which 6,000 tons come from Raccoon Creek in Gallia County. Nye said Pennsylvania and West VIrginia contained more than two-thirds of the mlles of streama affected by acid mine drainage. He also said more than half the acid load originates in the Monagahela and Allegheny River subbasina. ''There is a significant acid mine drainage problem In nine of the 11 Ohio River Basin slates," Nye told the commission at Its Thursday meeting here. "The problem will only worsen untO such a time as an Interstate plan can be developed to conquer the acid that Is degrading our streama. "Acld·mine drainage has a harmful effect on water quality, because it causes the reduction of natural alkalinity of streams, increases water hardness and the addition of underslrable amounts of Iron, managanese, aluminum sulfates and other suspended materials to streams. '"'bis lower water quality may result in the destruction of all bottom life and organisms necessary for a healthy stream. It will increaSe the 001t of production to industries, which must treat the acidic water before It Is adequate for Industrial use. "High acidity will also cause rapid deterioration of concrete structures or corrosion of Iron and steel structw-es, such as ll'!dges, culverts, lock or boat hulls. And finally, it decreases the value of the stream for lr. rigation, swimming and as a source of drinking water for domestic animals and wildlife. " 'fhe state official said Unless an acid drainage abatement program was started, the Ohio Athens High Scbool for the Initial meeting in what is River Basin w1111ld have an called "A Search for Consensus." The key objective acid load of more than seven of this program is that of redefining the goals for mllllon tons amually by 2020. schools in Ohio for the 1'9701l.11lls redefinition of goals will result from serious consideration and discussion involving lay citizens, board members, and professional ediiCators. Theflrststeplstheeatabllslunentofgoals. That's what the Search for Conaei]IIIIS haa as its goal. Then we will seek to develop methoda of measuring how effectively our schools are reaching those goals. This MASON - Firemen In the bend area had their work cut Is accountability. This Is what the legislature man· dated In H. B. 475. If you bive the opportunity to out Tl!ursday afternoon bat· partielpate In this effort, please try to do 110. It can be_ Ulng two windswept brush fires which broke out minutes apart a very W9rlhwhlle elperience. and threatened several houses. , Wewlllbestartingourflrstevenlngadultgeneral Mason's volunteer firemen . mining class next week. We plan to keep the c1au size to about 20. We have far more than 20 registered for took the alprms but summoned ' the claaa. We hope to have letterisent or telephone help from New Hayen, Midcootacta made with the periona wbom we will ac- dleport, Pomeroy, Syracuse and Racine for a major fire commodate In lhll f1rlt claa. If you.re not in the lint clau, we plan to start a which broke out at 3:55 p.m. covering the hillside behind second ~e in about 11m weeki and will try to Include Wahama High School. you then,. We will cantlnue acceptlnal'egi.llratioM for A spokesman said an these adult evenln& clr=er GJr1n8 the montba llhead, esUmated 25 acres of ground · NEWS & NOTES :.. It. hu belli a very happy burned after a grass fire got thq tO have Mr. Morrtlon In the oftlce every day this out of co~trol. Firemen got It week - The S)'lll[lllonlc Band Concert will be under control about' 6 p.m. presented at the high school at 811111 evening -The A few minutes earlier, Junior-&Iller Prom will be oa Saturday, May I -The Mason firemen were called to spring choir collCfl!.'l will be aU p.m. 011 ~,May an area back of West Columbia 7- The Salilbur)' Vlrlety Show will be ne:&t Friday when five burned over one ' and saturday, May $ and 8. acre . in Middlepori · C han ged . By George Hargraves, SUpt. ArlingtOn Cemetery, and qther historic sites. On Melga Local School Dl8trlct Saturday llfternoon they will visit capitol Hill. In tbe For quite some time we have been drawing ·your evening they will tour the Wax Museum. On &inday attention to May I as the registration day for kin; they will visit smithsonian Institute and the National · dergarten and new first grade stUdents for the cathedral among other places. They will be back In coming year. This registration will take place on Pomeroy shortly before II on Sunday evening. Monday except at Middleport. There our registration Many congratulations to the parenla, teachen, ABOARD USS TICONDEROGA - THREE APOlLO ad- lor both kindergarten and grade I will be WED.and students who have raised money, made plans, venturers and a spacecraft jammed with treasuree steamed at NESDAY, MI!Y 3, from 1;3().2:30 p.m. and done so many things to bflng this trip to a reality. flank speM toward Hawaii- today, their lunar mission perhaps The registration at Salem Center, Salisbury, We certainly hope thatallgoesweU for this fine group tdgnallng the start of a new era of moon acience. Apollo 16 Pomeroy, Rutland, and Harrisonville will be from of young people. astronauts Johp W. Young, Thomas K. Mattingly and Charles M: approximately I p.m. l;lllttl 2:30 or 3p.m. It will vary OVER A PERIOD OF SEVERAL WEEKS I have Duke In e:&cellent shape after'll dayaln ll[llice are due·to reach · slightly from building to bullding. The rea110n for the had the opportunity of talking to many groupe about Honolulu Saturday · afternoon and ' fly on to the Manned difference at Middleport Is due to the -fact !hat the the levy that will be on the ballot next Tuesday. ·- ·- ' Spacecraft Cente~. ln HoWtton late that day. . Where I couldn't attend, due to Board meetings or Speaking of Schools-No. 234 other prllSSing business, principals have effectively Their record 245-pound haul of moon samples lnd mapping will be divided and flown to Howtlon on two planes Slime kindergarten teacher works at both Middleport told the story. I want to extend my gratitUde for Saturday, Impatient sdettlsta at the Lunar Receiving spd Rutiand.Shewill be at Rutland on Monday and at resolutions of support from the following • Labroatory expect to op111 the firat rock boz Monday In a sterile, Middleport on Wednesday: The kindergarten room in organizations: Pomeroy PrA, MldcBeport PrA, nltrogen-l1lled cabinet. The utronauta Thuraday niade.one the Middleport will be used as a polling' place on Tueaday, Bradbury PTA, Salisbury PrA, Rutland PTA, Salem smoothell and most accurate 1andinp of the Apollo series, and May 2. Center PTA, Harrisonville PTO, Middleport cleared the way for llle lllght of Apollo 17 Dec••&, the final . , Parents who are registering tbelr children for Olamber of Commeree, Pomeroy Chamber of apedlticm of the,2U bllllon. u.s. lunar ezploraUon prog~am. kind~~raarten or first grade mUll . . . two tblnga Commerce, and the Pomeroy • Middleport Lions birth certificate and immunl•af!e ~- We look Oub. . WASHJNGTON -THE PRICE COMMI88ION 1111 ordel'ed forward to yow- cooperation in pllill in accurate I iould like to again call to yow- atteutlon that aU four more companlea -Ill in the liii*IU.rilet and drulllore picture of what the enrollment wiD be in our kinthree ICOOol districis in the county are raqueatlng fleldl - to cut l)ac:t prlcea becatlle their profit margins have dergarten classes and first grades for the coming · their voters to inCMaSe 'the operating mlllage to rllen put go981111Deallllandlrdl. .year. 22~ in order Jo insure full f1Dldin8 under the new The four involved In 'l'liurlday'a action Included ScrlvnerMEMBERS OF THE POMEROY School Patrol State Foundation Program. This II Vital to all three llootllll'l Inc., an OklalmYI City wholeule srocery firm; depart this evening op' a weekend trip to Wubington. districts and your support ill needed and will be apllruno'l Food' Storti, , Blrmlnpem, Ala.; Godfrey Co,. They will board a bus at Parkersburg about 9:30 and preclat.ed. · Wault:eaha, Wla., a wbal.... and retaU food company; and arrive in Waahlngton at five tomorrow monrlng. On last Tuesday evening "teams" from many ' (C.tm.ed 011 J1111112) . At~ breakfast they w.ll1 visit the Uncoln Memorial, school districts in Southef!lem Ohio met at the ' . Plcturel m oo ' • ;, " enttne Rig's Trailer Hit At Rail Crossing Union Side; round table (tiger claw legs) • Devoted To The Interest. Of The Meig1-Mason A,:ea ------~~---=~~~~·~-------=~~·~~-----------~~~~~----~~~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, APRIL 28. 1972 PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS .. . VOL XXIV NO. 268 mustache cup, wagon wheels , close to schools, Rober! Hill. Racine, 949-3811 . 4-21 -6fp Ail at y Muskie Got - ----- apartm,nt, ground ,t floor , · • nation can live on imported pep pills and nuclear promiseS fo~ an indetennlnate future," Bagge said. "The natural gas and oil industries, which have been living high on the fuel market for years, are now telling us they need a better set of incentives to explore and develop new reserves." Bagge, referring to President Nixon's energy message to Congress last JIDle, said the nation cannot declare coal gassification. is a top priority need ''without giving a collary priority to healthy development of the coal source." "In the age of space technology, we caMot believe that coal's earthbound problems are insurmountable, given a reasonable time and more'realistic financial emphasis," he said. "What has been lacking oo far Is a national will to solve energy problems at home." 25 Acres Burned �-•. ,._ . 2-;:- 'l1le Dilly Serlllnel, Mldtleport·Pumeroy, 0., Apr1UI,lrl2 Robbie Named Rio Banquet .Speaker Joe Robbie, managing general partner of. the Miami Dolphins of the National Football League, will spea k at this year 's All.Sperts Banquet May 7 at Rio Grande College. The banquet is set for 6:30 in the Dining Hall . Tickets for the event, honoring athletes in six sports, will go on sale next week at Lyne 'Center and Bob Saun · ders' Quaker State in Gallipolis. Tickets will also be available ·at the door .. Joe Robbie has aimed at a championship team since he obtained an American .Football Conference expansion frallchise for Miami in the summer of 1965 . ··Last season, his Dolphin s almost made it, losing to D•llas in the Super ?fJf LE.ADING BATTERS . By United Press International Leading Bailers National League q, ab r. h. pet. Carty , All 10 23 5 11 .478 Tolan,Cin 10 41 8 19 .463 Stnnft, PiI 9 2a 5 12 .429 Cdeno. Hou 9 39 6 16 .410 Snguin. Pit 10 40 4 16 .400 Sngltn.MII 9 30 6 12 .400 Mota, LA 9 27 a 10 .370 ·Smns,St.L 10 41 6 15 .3~ Jones, NY 8 28 3 10 .357 Hebnr, Pit 10 34 1 12 .353 Ray, Hou. Sutton . LA. Seaver, NY and Carllon. Phll 3-0. American League: Wood, Chi and Coleman. Del 3-0; Siebert, Bos, Burg meier , KC1 alyle ven , Minn. Keklch. NY, Locker, Oak an d Broberg, ·Tex 2-0; Dobson and Mcnally, Bait, Bahnsen. Chi, Perry, Clev. and Lollc~. Det 2-1._ Amer ican League g ab r h pel. 9 JO J 13 .433 7 16 6 11 .423 10 39 10 16 .410 7 21 3 I I .407 9 25 5 10 .400 6 15 I 6 .400 7 23 4 9 .391 7 ' 21 1 a .381 10 37 6 14 .378 8 24 5 9 .375 Pinsr. Cal Darwn , Min Allen, Ch i Freehn. Det McCraw, Cle Wilms, Chi Lahoud,MII· Green, Oak May, Chi Cash, Det Home Runs National League: Aaron, Atl, May, Hou, Crawford, LA and Kingman , SF 4; five tied with 13. American League : Darwi n, Mlnn 4; Allen. Chi 3: Cardenas, Cal. Ma y, Chi , Cash, Det, Mur cer, NY and Duncan , Oak 2. Runs Batted In National League: Kingman. SF 12; May and Rader. Hou 11 ; Tolan. Cln and Wynn, Hou 10. Americ~Jn League: Dar win~ Mlnn 11 ; May, Chi 9; Allen, Ch i 8; Powell, Bait and Michael, NY 7. . Pitching National League: Nolan. Cin. COMPLETE CONTROL PROVIDENCE, R.I. ( UPI)The New York Rangers an· nounced Thursday they have gained complete control of their Providence affiliate in the American Hockey teugue and will use the Reds as a development club for young talent in the Rangers' organization . The Ran gers and Reds previously had a working agreement. • Rev. wrence C. Walker Evangelist Helen Help Cincinnati 4 6 .400 SAVE Time&Work PRATT & LAMBERT Vapex Flat Wall Finish • Low, velvety lafer luster • Fatf applying, last drytng Choose from over 900 colors • • Smooth finish Meigs Co. Branch _@ • Soap and wa.ter clean-up Pomeroy Cement Bl~k Co. The Department Store of Building ~lnce 1915 0 • CUTS A BIG 4-FOOT SWATH! BIGGEST, FASTEST, MOST POWERFUL AND MOST AND GARDEN • TRACTOR WE HAY! ~--~ EVER OFRR!D AT ANY L PAIC~I • Hldra Speed trana- m sslon. No shift- Ing. No clutch ln o. • 2-speed rear a11f11. Lo.Range lor extra power. HI-Range .tor extra speed. •1 2-YOit Ignition, electr ic starUng . • Comple te with a new POWER LIFT! Alto sea our 7, II and 12 hp Mil' Garden l'raclora .. . " II yo ~ wtnl 1 lnm traclllf !hal's n •uggMI •• lhe bill cnn. you wanr Musey-flriJusnnr" @ • ~*" I and . ' TIW WOrlll'l Lll!IPI M.. llf• elultr ol TrlciOII MODERN SUPPLY . 399 W. Main St . 99:!-2 164 Pomeroy, 0 . THE STORE WITH "ALL KIN DS OF STUF F" -F OR PETS. STABLES. LA RGE & SMALL ANIMALS, LAW NS AND GARDENS. ATHLETES HONORED - Members of Meigs basketball squad were honored Thursday night at an annual banqL•etin the Meigs High School cafeteria. Steve Dunfee and Tony Vaughan shared most valuable player award. Dunfee was named top defensive player. Rick Ash was awarded the trophy for "best attitude," and Jimmy B<>ggs, a junior , was named top free throw shooter. Left to right are Coach Carl Wolfe, and seniors Rick Ash, Jeff Morris, Tony Vaughan and Steve Dunfee . Boggs was named captain for the 1972-73 season. Reds Nudge Pirates 5-4 Vote For PAUL M. BROWN CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES OHIO' S TENTH CONGRESS IONAL OISUICT REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE • 44 veer eld lt wrtnu Counry ru rdenr • (du t md South Po rnt Sthool s an d Mmtull Unrvt rsrty • Rtu rv td Congrusrontl Appo rnrmtnl to U S N1v1 1 Ac td tmy • Vtrsrt y M Club. Mmha ll Un r,tll ii J • l nduUIII I and Corn mtrtrtl Rul hrnt Cansuhtnl • Dtsrqner tnd Pro du t!r of lud r o/Vrs~t l Progrt ml 1<11 hsrnns ana tdut ttron Bltkg rcund rn t lturo nrc t nd pnumtt!C rntrrMmt nl t llon Mtmbll Chmpnlt Unrttd M•rhodrsr Chyr ch • P111 Mu tt r. South Pornr Mm nrt Lodgt U97 FUM • Put D1tec1or tnd Pt~ t S~c r tr tr v. So~ rhun ltw"nn Counrr Chtmbtr of Commt ru . EN DOR SE D Dl MUS!I NGU M COUNJY Afl-CIO CENTRAL LABOR COUNCil 8tll CHil DS M U G ~ COUll !) CH l l~ loUN Pard Ulilin l h Plul M. Bro•n lo r Congltu Comm. C ~ u. Nrchiii ·Chu Pttu . .. CG· C~ 1 1 1m1n By FRED DOWN UP! Sports Wriler That Big Red Machine of 1970, the National League champion Cincinnati Reds , has a new look this season, and perhaps should be renamed 11 The Road Runners." The Reds, who surged to the National League title in 1970 on the strength of blgbats, traded for speed and defense last winter after finishing fourth in the Western Division, 11 games behind the San Francisco Giants. They acquired Joe Morgan and Denis Menke from the Houston Astros in exchange for home I'Wl hitter Lee May in their big winter deal and they showed Thursday night why their new look gives them new hope. Morgan singled, stole second and third and rode home on Ted Uhlaender's single to snap a tie in the ninth inning and pave the way for the Reds' 5-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The victory was the fourth in 10 games this season for the Reds. New KlDd The Reds displayed their new kind of baseball to 12,504 fans in Pittsburgh Thursday night when Morga n stole second after leading off the ninth with his single. Morgan's steal forced the Pirates to intentionally walk Bobby Tolan and then Morgan and Tolan executed a double steal. Johnny Bench popped out but Tony Perez was intentionally walked and Uhlaender, hitless in 11 previous appearances as a Natlooal Leaguer; · delivered his key hit. Reliever Clay Carroll picked up the victory for the Reds while Dave Giusti, the world champion Pirates' ace reliever, was charged with the loss. Dave Concepcion homered for the Reds and Rennie Stennet connected for the Pirates. The New York Mets heat the San Diego Padres, 4-3, the Philadelphia PhW!es downed the San Francl.sco Giants, 7~. and the Montreal Expos topped the Los Angeles Dodgers, 7-5, in Thursday's only other major league games. Six Straight The Mets scored their sixth straight victory with the help of a homer and a run-scoring triple by Jerry Grote and a homer by Rusty Staub, spoiling Don Zimmer's debut as San Diego's manager. Gary Gentry allowed six hits in seven innings to pick up the victory for the Mets with the relief help of Tom McGraw while Fred Norman suffered his second straight loss of the seaso n. Greg Luzinski, the 6-1 foot BAKER ' FURN and 22().pound rookie slugger, led off the ninth with his fourth homer of the season to give the Phillies their victory over the Giants. Don Money and Deroo Johnson also homered for the Phillies and Dave Kingman hit his fifth of the season for the Giants . Ron Hunt hit three singles and drove in two runs in the Expos' victory over the Dodgers. De nny Lemaster, who took over in the fourth inning, receive d credit for his second win while AI Downing suffered )he loss. Middleport Signup Day . Boys of ages 6 through 15 are reminded that Saturday is the last day to sign up for the summer baseball program s in Middleport. Teams will be fielded in the 6-8 (peewee ), 912 (boys league ), 13 03-year old league) and 14· IS (pony}_age groups. Cutoff date for each age group is Aug. t. Insuranc e should be paid at signup time. The charge is $2 for all ages through boys lea gue, $3 for ages 1:1 through 15. Boys may be signed by any manager or at the home of Charles Smith, 528 Sycamore St., Middleport. Boys resiiJing in Middleport, south to the Meigs-Gallia Line, in Bradbury, and in the Rutland area are invited to participate in the programs. Gomez Fired, Zimmer Hired SAN DIEGO (UP!)- The San Diego Padres Thursday fi red Preston Gomez as manager and named third base coach Don Zimmer to head the National League club. Gomez, 49, San Diego's only mana ger since entry in the NL in 1968, had a 180-316 mark. The club lost five of its last six games for a 4·7 record this season. DANIEL E. (DANNY) ' WELCOME VIsit Bc:akers Budget Shop Ohio University, added, "You ca nnot be incons_istent in your lifestyle to succeed," and "If you can 't be a leader, be the · bllst follower," in addressing -Marauder caaches, players, jlarents, and fans . As an added attraction, . Bandy bro ught along the Bobcats' Most Valuab le Player and leading sco rer , Tom cm·de. Corde spoke briefly of BY KEITH WISECUP The Sou th ern Tornadoes rolled over their fifth straight Southern Valley Conference opponent without a loss Thursday, ripping the Southwestern Highlanders at Southwestern 16->. Junior Mike Nease hurled the full seven turns for the Tornadoes, the third consecutive complete game turned in by the Southern mound corps. He struck out 11 , walked fi ve, and gave up seven hits. J im Hubbart, lakin g a respite from pitching no-h itter already), proved his effectiveness a t the plate with two towering (3 home run s and a sing le. Steve Jenkins added a home run and a single, Nease had a double and triple, Bruce Hart, two singles, and All en Pugh , Rodney Holman, and Brett Ha rt each a single. Mike Dillon- . led the Highlanders at the plate with a home run and single, Terry Bush and Mike Crouse each had two singles, and Mark Smith a single . • Kevin Gill, slilrting for Southwestern. was relieved Blue Devils Win ' t , ,.. ....... ..- . Loyalty~ his season, both its high and seniors Tom Ball, four-year succeeded by assistant va rsity low poin.ts. Corde was a draft manager; Steve Dunfee, top coach , Roger Birch, next year. Mrs. Joy Bentley gave choice ~his year of the NBA's defenst ve player ; R1ck Ash, bes t · alt ttude , and Tony !.f.COg nition to va'r sily New York Knicks. After the invocation by Supt. Vaughan, who shared lhe Most...,.-cheerleaders Mary Midkiff, coGeorge Hargraves, master of Valuable Player award wtth captain ; Melanie Hackett, coce remonies Kermit Walton Dw•fee . The other graduating ca pta in; Jo Ellen Diehl Karla ·introduced the Meigs ·coaches se nior _who was given sq.ectal Kuhn , Susie Soulsb~, Liz wh o in turn introduced their recog mh on was Jeff Morns. Blaellna r, Deb( Gallagher, and Junior Jimmy Boggs was Lynne B•ker' The reserve players. Head coach Carl Wolfe awa rded the best foul shooting cheerleaders were Shelly presen ted individ~al awards to trophy and also named next M an ki n~ capta in , Tina Nieri, year 's captain. Donnt~ . Powell ,. Jean ie Other members of the Meigs Schneider, and Diana Varsi ty squad were Ri ch Ridgway. Bailey. Andy Vaughan, Bill The Marauders' most Vaughan, Mark Werry , and va luab le pl•yers, Dunfee and afler two outs in the first by Mike Sayre, all juniors. Vaughan, gave presents lo Lhe Kevin Walker. Terry Carter, a Members of th e reserve coaches and h1anagers. Ball, fr es hman with plen ty of team were Fred Burney, Bill Paul Cunningham, and Dave pote ntial , finished the final Myers, Bill Chaney, Floyd Moore. three innings. Together, they Burney, Terry George, Steve Other coaches participa ting fanned low: , walketl eig ht, and Price, Ron Clonch, Mick Ash ,- io the flflh an nual banquet hi t four batters. Mike May, Ezra Kis~ r . and were seve nth grade, Chuck Coac h Hilton Wolfe 's Tor- Lionel Lefebre. Downin g: eight h gra de, nadoes are proving to be one of Coach of tl1e reserve tegtn Marvin McKelvey, and nintl1 the tougher teams in the area was Bill Wickline who will be grade, J ohn Arnott. with a 7-1 overall sla te and a >-O SVAC record . Southern will play Wailama at Mason tonight instead of Kyger Creek as previously stated. The Falcons are the only tea m to defeat the Torn adoes this yea r. Ji m Hubbard will take the hill for Southern . Southern 207 412 0--16 12 2 sw 202 100 0-- 5 7 5 Nease fWP ) and Pugh, Jenkins .( 6). Gill, Walker (1) (I.P) , Carter 15), and Whitt. · Nease Subdues-Highlanders AUTOMATIC LAWN · THOMPSON odor ; NEW MFI4 Us. • • ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS M. C. Larimore, Pastor BY KEITH WISECUP "One must be loyal to his school, community, and team in order -to meet the athletic challenge," said Ohio University assistant basketball coach Dale Bandy at the Fifth 'Annua l 1!1eigs Marauder basketball banquet at Meigs High School Thursday night. .Bandy, a gradua-te of Portsmouth Clay High . School and Massey.Ferguson 4'h at Kan sas City Diego 4 a .333 S'l2 Cleveland Boston at Texas Atlanta 4 8 .333 5'12 Chicago at Dettroit Thursday's Results Oak land at Mil waukee Ph ila 7 San Francisco 6 By Helen Bonel Minneso ta at New York Cinci 5 Pittsburgh 4 Calif at Bait., night New York ~ San Diego 3 Montreal 7 Los Ang 5 (Only games scheduled) HOW RIGHT IS 'TilE RIGHT' ? Today's Probable Pitchers Dear Helen : National League Major League Results My doctor says that when married people ·grow in different (All Times EST) By United Press International Cincinnati ( Bllllngham 0-2i at N~ tlonal League directions, sometimes divorce Is the only answer. After 20 years Chicago {Jenklns0-2) , 2:30 p.m. Phi la. 010 014 001- 7 7 o invested, surely there must be a better solution than this ! Atlanta. (Jarvis 1-1) at San Fran 0003012il0---<19 0 Helen, I'm married to a bigot! My husban( t.is a hard-hat, right- Pittsburgh (Moose 0-Jl. 8 p.m. Selma. Twitchell 17). and St. Louis (Cleveland 0-0J at Ryan : Cumberland. Johnson wing, back-to-the-good-old-dayser . He watches "All in the Houston (Die rker 1-0) , 8:30 {6). Bryant (8) and Hea ly . WP Family" and cheers for Archie. What 's more, half of his friends p.m. - Twitchell (1-0l . LP- Bryant agree with him. New York {Mat lack 1-0) at 10-1). HRs-Money 2 (2nd and The)' feel threatened when I don't get u~t by I. "Modern Los Angeles (Si nger 2-0) , 11 Jrd). Johnson (2nd) , Luzi nskl p.m . (4th). Kingman (5th ).. depravity" (vastly exa~~erated, say!) . 2. The new morality ( no Phi ladelphia (Fryman 0-0) at -worse than the "old," but considerably more honest and with · San Diego (K irby 2-0) , 10:30 Montreal · 001 20130Q--7 161 Los Ang 000 010 22o-- 5 11 0 fewer hang-ups). 3. Homosexuality between consent~ adults p.m. Montreal (Renko 1-1) at San McNa lly. Lemaster {4). Mar(whose business Is it but theirs•). 4. Sex education in schools Francisco {Carr ithers 1-1). 11 shall (1), and Boccabell a; Downing, Wilhelm (6). Ml,k(much needed!). 5. Long-haired boys. 6. Interracialfriendships. p.m . Games kelsen (7), Ri cherts (91 and It's got so I clam up and seldom express an opinion because I AtlantaSalurday's at Pittsburgh Sims> Dietz 17) . WP- Lemaster know it will be the oppesite of what my husband thinks ... which is Cincinnati at Chicago 12-0). LP-Downing {1 -2). HRGarvey list) . exactly what he thought 25 years ago. The children and I don 't SI. Loui s at Hous (night) New York at Los Ang (night) argue with him - he may even believe he's convinced us. Phila ·at San Diego {n ight) New York 020 001 JOQ-- 4 9 o But what does a wife do .when she is ready to explode because Mon treal at San Franc isco. San DieQo 020 000 01o- 3 7 0 " 1 Gen try, McGraw {8) and she's - MARRIED TO A "RIGHT" WHO IS WRONG American League Grote ; Norman . Ross 181 and Dear Married : East Barton. Kenda ll 18) . WPUn..stifle yourself, for heavens sake ! W. L. Pel. GB Gen try (1-1). LP- Norman (ODetroit S 3 .625 2). HRS- Grote (1 st) , Staub You'd be surprised how many "good old daysers" have turned Balt imore 5 5 .500 1 (lsi ). middle-of-the-road~iberal just through the clever ministrations Cleveland 4 5 .444 1'12 Cincinnali 000 020 102- 5 12 0 J 5 .375 2 Pittsbrgh 002 100 001- 4 9 0 of a wife and kids. This doesn't mean pistols at 2() paces, but a Boston New York 3 5 .375 2 Gullett. Sprague Ill. Borbon gradual education process, backed by the realization that men Mi lwaukee 2 5 .286 2112 ()) , Carroll (8) and Benc h; feel more threatened by change than do women. West · Br il es, Kison (6), R. Hernandez W. L. Pel. GB (71, Gi usti (7) and Sangui llen. I've an Idea that even Archie Bunker might dip his toes Into the x-Minnesota 5 2 .714 WP-Carroll {1-0). LP-Gi usli (020!11 century iiEdith unwrapped her brains. (Butthen we'd lose a Chicago 7 3 .700 1). HRs-Concepcion llstJ. Slengreat TV show.) 5 3 .625 •;, nett lis t) . uaKiaM 5 5 .500 Ph • -Anyhow, don 't clam up at home on the supposition that "bii!Ots Te~eas Kansas City 5 6 .455 2 (Only gam es scheduled ) never refonn." look back 25 years and remember that you felt Californi a 4 6 .400 21h American League J;·Games behind based on THEN as your husband feels now. But you moved with the times. (No games scheduled) leader Give him a hand and perhaps he'll catch upwit~ou. - H. Thursda'ts Results {No games scheduled I Today's Probable Pitchers Dear Helen : American league We women work In an office with a fellow who we hear is a I Al l Times EST) homosexual, though he doesn 't look it or act it. He's very inCleveland I Perry 2-t) at teresting and intelligent. The young attractive married girls Kansas City (Spl ittorff 1-11 , don't have to fight him off. Because of the (probably authentic) rumor, he's not exactly an eligible bachelor. Yet he's been hanging around with us, just like "one of the gals." Granted, he's good company, but we're a little afraid to associate with him. Should be avoid him in the lunchroom and otherwise get him to flake off ? - APPREHENSIVE Dear AP : Why not judge this man on his obvious merits : He's interesting, intelligent, good company and no threat to husband'!. You can 't "catch'.' homosexuality like the measles, so I'd guess your only fear is "office gossip." Don't you think he's been hurt S1h per cent per year by this enough already? Accept him as a friend. - H. paid on 90 day Cer· tificates of Deposit. $1.000.00 Minimum. DAVIS SIGNS Payable PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI )- Interest Bob Davis, a 6-7 forward from Quarter.y Weber State, signed Thursday with the Portland Trail Blazers of the National Basketball Association. Davis, the Blazers' No. 2 draft choice, was picked by Utah in the America n Basketball Association draft. The Athens County Sa vings & Loan Co. LEO'S BACK~ 296 Second 51. Pomeroy, Ohio CHICAGO . ( UPI)- Leo Durocher resumes command of the All Accoun ts Insured To Chicago Cubs today after four $20,000.00 by FSLI C. days of hospitalization. The ~ year-old manager had com• plained of being "tired" early ~ , in the week, but tests taken at ~ the hospital were negative . .._. ...,_ _,_ilioj.,. ' '. Athletes Marked with JUST ARRIVEDI -.s1,= S~n INTEREST APRIL 25-30 7:30 NIGHTLY ~ Plea~ant Siln Francisco 5 7 .417 5~% SYRACUSE CHURCH OF NAZARENE .v with no ;outs. pushed across four run s in the bases opening frame. Mars'hall Righthander Phil Hollanbaugh French, junior· rightfielder, ·retired the side without any started the rally with a single. damage. The Bobcats struck for two John lj.oush, junior second · more runs in the third on baseman, walked setting the singles by Hill and Mike stage for Clay Hudson 's two run double. Hudson and cat- Johnson and a double off the cher Danny Hill , .who si ngled, bat of shortstop John Baird. North Gallia plated its runs crossed the pia te on Mike Beebe's smash to right cen. · in the third on walks to Lestel Ward·and Jeff Hash, two errors terfield. and an infield si ngle by KC failed to score in the second although it loaded the Hollanbaugh. Kyger Creek scored three more runs in the fourth on singles by Roush, Hudson, Beebe and McCarty. . The final Pirates run came in the sixth inning on a walk to Tim Stout and a double by Larry Ward. The Pirates came up with 8:30 p.m- ··· _ three hits in the seventh but Boston !Siebert 2-0) at Texas C9Uid not score. Two runners (Broberg 2-0) , 8:30p.m. California (Ryan 1-l) at were cutdown attempting to Baltimore (Palmer 0-2) . 7:30 steal. p.m . Oakland (Holtzman 1-1) at Senior righthander Mike Milwaukee (Slaton t,l), 8:30 Johson in going the route , p.m. struckout II while issuing four Minnesota (Biy leven 2-9) at walks . Hollanbaugh walked New York (Stoltlemyre 0-21. five while fanning two. 7:30 p.m. Chicago (Bahnsen 2-1) at Roush, Hudson , Hill, Beebe, Detr oi t {Timmerman 0-1), 9 Johnson and McCarty had two p.m. hits each. 4112 Saturday's Games • - . Hollanbaugh (L) and Smith, By Innings : NG 002 001 0-a 6 3 Hash ( 5). Johnson (W} and •02 300 X- 914 4 Hill. Bobcats Chew Up Pirates ,. I-'l1lt Dill)< I' I M tc . W'wo,, O.,ApriUI,·lt'l2 . ' I . ' Bowl. Ropbie , as lhe managing genera l . partner of the Dolphins, makes all the team's lila j or adm in islra t i v~Kyget Creek erupted for four decisions . And, he has become ':.Uns in the first inning Thursa strong leader in the NFL in day · night enroute to . a g:a the seven years since . the victory over North Gallia. in the Dolphins were formed . Southern Valley 1A.thletic He was once of the strong Conference Baseball race. The voices in the realignment of win gave the Bobcats a 4-1 teams in the AFC and the new record in the loop standings, NFL, and was a pnme s up- second only behind the un· porter of the shifting of three beaten Southern Tornadoes: NFL fran chises, to the KC owns an overall 4-5-1 American Cvnference, He also mark on the spring. North served as chaiqnan of the AFL Gallia dropped to 1).4 iri league Player's relations Committee, play. the group that negotiates with ,' Coach Dick Adams' Bobcats the players' association. ·Awards at the All-Sports Banquet will be given in six sports, including· basketball, baseball, cross country, track, tennis and golf. In addition , the Newt Oliver Trophy will be awarded to lhe Athlete-of-the· Major League Standings year at Rio Gran de. By United Press International Athletes will also be honored National League on three women 's in ~ East W L Pet. GB tercollegiate teams o~1 basket7 2 .778 New York ball, tennis and softijall. The Montreal 6 3 .667 Redmen cheerleaders will also Phil adelphia 6 4 .600 1'12 5 5 .500 2'h re ceive awards at. the banquet. Pittsburgh St. Louis 3 7 .300 4lf1 Chicagd 2 9 .182 6 West W L Pet. GB Houston 9 2 .818 Los Angeles 9 3 .750 '12 .. Republican Candidate JAN. 2 TERM Meigs County Commissioner Thompson Is lor 1 More Prpgrenlve Meigs Danny He has had exptrlence In Counly Governme_nt. ~~n~gressive leadership Vole for and Elect - The change was made after a meeting between Gomez and Padre President E. J. "Buz;;ie " Bavasi early Thursday . "The meeting ' was very amicable," Bavasi said. "I explained to Preston why I felt the change in managers was necessary al this time. "After 12 years association with Preston I consider him an exceptionallyqualified baseball man, and I told him that he would have a job in my organization any time that he desired." Zimmer, 41, is in his 23rd season of professional baseball. In 1969 he managed the San Diego !ann team at Key West, and in 1970 he handled the club's Salt Lake City team in the Pacific Coast League. Last year he worked as third base coach at Montreal. Gallipolis •defeated visiting Pt. Pleasant 5-1 on Memorial Field Thursday evening as ·Coach Jim Osborne's lads recorded their fourth consecutive diamond victory. The win left GAHS with a 7-3 season mark. The Big Blacks, now 4·3 on the year, dropped their second game of the season to the Ga ll ians. Today, the Osbornemen are sc heduled to play at Jackson in a non-conference game. Monday, GAHS is slated to play Meigs at Middleport in a SEOAL makeup game. Thursday, GAHS jumped off loa 3·0 lead in the first rung off starting sophomore lefthander Jim Chandler. The Blue Devils added a single marker off Chandler in the second, and chased the Big Black southpaw in the third when the first two Galllpefis batte'rs reached base_. Another Big Blac k sophomore lefty, Steve Kayser, tu rned in an outstand in g performance in relief during th~ remaining three and twothirds innings, Raysor slam· med the door shut on the Ga! lians, allowing no hits and on ly one run . He walked three, hil two and struck out three Blue Devils. Jimmy Perry, second GAHS freshman to start on the mound in two days for the Blue Devils, retired six straight Big Black baiters in the first two innings, and was sailing along smoothly before injuring his throwing arm in the top of the third rung. Perry was relieved by lanky junior righthander Skipper Johnson. Johnson, who hurled the remaining five innings, was credited wjth the victory. He gave up one unearned run In the filth, allowed four hits, fanned five and walked two. The Blue Devils collected five hits, two by ca tcher Mark Kiesling, stole nine bases, turned in two dandy double plays, including one which ended the game, ·]eft six r unners stranded and committed two errors. The Big Blacks collected four hits, all singles, stole one base, left four runners stranded, and committed only one error. In the bottom of the first, John Davis led off with a walk, and stole second. Mark Kiesling doubled to center giving the Gallians a 1..(] lead. After Kev Sheets flew out to right, Steve Slone walked. Stan Perry grounded out, then Rick Boone lined a sharp single to rlghtcenter, scoring Kiesling and Slone. In the second, with one down, Chuck Perroud lined a single to left. He stole second and third, then scored on a passed ball to give GAHS a 4.j) lead. The Devils added their final marker in the fifth . Kev Sheets was hit by a pitched ball. Slone was safe on a fielder's cho ice. Slone the n stole second and third. Stan Perry popped up for the second out. Boone wa lked, pulling runners on first and third. GAHS exe~uted a perfect doubl e steal , wi th Slone scoring. That gave the home club a 5·1 advantage. Harbrechlstole second. Tony Rollins fanned. Jim Doeffinger lined a single to right, scoring $arbrecht. M. Fetty sing!!'{~, putting run ners on first and lhird wi th one out. Johnson fann ed Kayser and got Butch Thomas on a short blooper to centerfield to end the threa t. 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John Kalleel Combo Roberto C1enoennen, John Kallel. on sax John Lynch, drums Ski p Stewart, bass vocal tst TOM RUE MOTORS.399 SOUTH 3rd AVE., MIDDLEPORT, 0, �-•. ,._ . 2-;:- 'l1le Dilly Serlllnel, Mldtleport·Pumeroy, 0., Apr1UI,lrl2 Robbie Named Rio Banquet .Speaker Joe Robbie, managing general partner of. the Miami Dolphins of the National Football League, will spea k at this year 's All.Sperts Banquet May 7 at Rio Grande College. The banquet is set for 6:30 in the Dining Hall . Tickets for the event, honoring athletes in six sports, will go on sale next week at Lyne 'Center and Bob Saun · ders' Quaker State in Gallipolis. Tickets will also be available ·at the door .. Joe Robbie has aimed at a championship team since he obtained an American .Football Conference expansion frallchise for Miami in the summer of 1965 . ··Last season, his Dolphin s almost made it, losing to D•llas in the Super ?fJf LE.ADING BATTERS . By United Press International Leading Bailers National League q, ab r. h. pet. Carty , All 10 23 5 11 .478 Tolan,Cin 10 41 8 19 .463 Stnnft, PiI 9 2a 5 12 .429 Cdeno. Hou 9 39 6 16 .410 Snguin. Pit 10 40 4 16 .400 Sngltn.MII 9 30 6 12 .400 Mota, LA 9 27 a 10 .370 ·Smns,St.L 10 41 6 15 .3~ Jones, NY 8 28 3 10 .357 Hebnr, Pit 10 34 1 12 .353 Ray, Hou. Sutton . LA. Seaver, NY and Carllon. Phll 3-0. American League: Wood, Chi and Coleman. Del 3-0; Siebert, Bos, Burg meier , KC1 alyle ven , Minn. Keklch. NY, Locker, Oak an d Broberg, ·Tex 2-0; Dobson and Mcnally, Bait, Bahnsen. Chi, Perry, Clev. and Lollc~. Det 2-1._ Amer ican League g ab r h pel. 9 JO J 13 .433 7 16 6 11 .423 10 39 10 16 .410 7 21 3 I I .407 9 25 5 10 .400 6 15 I 6 .400 7 23 4 9 .391 7 ' 21 1 a .381 10 37 6 14 .378 8 24 5 9 .375 Pinsr. Cal Darwn , Min Allen, Ch i Freehn. Det McCraw, Cle Wilms, Chi Lahoud,MII· Green, Oak May, Chi Cash, Det Home Runs National League: Aaron, Atl, May, Hou, Crawford, LA and Kingman , SF 4; five tied with 13. American League : Darwi n, Mlnn 4; Allen. Chi 3: Cardenas, Cal. Ma y, Chi , Cash, Det, Mur cer, NY and Duncan , Oak 2. Runs Batted In National League: Kingman. SF 12; May and Rader. Hou 11 ; Tolan. Cln and Wynn, Hou 10. Americ~Jn League: Dar win~ Mlnn 11 ; May, Chi 9; Allen, Ch i 8; Powell, Bait and Michael, NY 7. . Pitching National League: Nolan. Cin. COMPLETE CONTROL PROVIDENCE, R.I. ( UPI)The New York Rangers an· nounced Thursday they have gained complete control of their Providence affiliate in the American Hockey teugue and will use the Reds as a development club for young talent in the Rangers' organization . The Ran gers and Reds previously had a working agreement. • Rev. wrence C. 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LA RGE & SMALL ANIMALS, LAW NS AND GARDENS. ATHLETES HONORED - Members of Meigs basketball squad were honored Thursday night at an annual banqL•etin the Meigs High School cafeteria. Steve Dunfee and Tony Vaughan shared most valuable player award. Dunfee was named top defensive player. Rick Ash was awarded the trophy for "best attitude," and Jimmy B<>ggs, a junior , was named top free throw shooter. Left to right are Coach Carl Wolfe, and seniors Rick Ash, Jeff Morris, Tony Vaughan and Steve Dunfee . Boggs was named captain for the 1972-73 season. Reds Nudge Pirates 5-4 Vote For PAUL M. BROWN CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES OHIO' S TENTH CONGRESS IONAL OISUICT REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE • 44 veer eld lt wrtnu Counry ru rdenr • (du t md South Po rnt Sthool s an d Mmtull Unrvt rsrty • Rtu rv td Congrusrontl Appo rnrmtnl to U S N1v1 1 Ac td tmy • Vtrsrt y M Club. Mmha ll Un r,tll ii J • l nduUIII I and Corn mtrtrtl Rul hrnt Cansuhtnl • Dtsrqner tnd Pro du t!r of lud r o/Vrs~t l Progrt ml 1<11 hsrnns ana tdut ttron Bltkg rcund rn t lturo nrc t nd pnumtt!C rntrrMmt nl t llon Mtmbll Chmpnlt Unrttd M•rhodrsr Chyr ch • P111 Mu tt r. South Pornr Mm nrt Lodgt U97 FUM • Put D1tec1or tnd Pt~ t S~c r tr tr v. So~ rhun ltw"nn Counrr Chtmbtr of Commt ru . EN DOR SE D Dl MUS!I NGU M COUNJY Afl-CIO CENTRAL LABOR COUNCil 8tll CHil DS M U G ~ COUll !) CH l l~ loUN Pard Ulilin l h Plul M. Bro•n lo r Congltu Comm. C ~ u. Nrchiii ·Chu Pttu . .. CG· C~ 1 1 1m1n By FRED DOWN UP! Sports Wriler That Big Red Machine of 1970, the National League champion Cincinnati Reds , has a new look this season, and perhaps should be renamed 11 The Road Runners." The Reds, who surged to the National League title in 1970 on the strength of blgbats, traded for speed and defense last winter after finishing fourth in the Western Division, 11 games behind the San Francisco Giants. They acquired Joe Morgan and Denis Menke from the Houston Astros in exchange for home I'Wl hitter Lee May in their big winter deal and they showed Thursday night why their new look gives them new hope. Morgan singled, stole second and third and rode home on Ted Uhlaender's single to snap a tie in the ninth inning and pave the way for the Reds' 5-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The victory was the fourth in 10 games this season for the Reds. New KlDd The Reds displayed their new kind of baseball to 12,504 fans in Pittsburgh Thursday night when Morga n stole second after leading off the ninth with his single. Morgan's steal forced the Pirates to intentionally walk Bobby Tolan and then Morgan and Tolan executed a double steal. Johnny Bench popped out but Tony Perez was intentionally walked and Uhlaender, hitless in 11 previous appearances as a Natlooal Leaguer; · delivered his key hit. Reliever Clay Carroll picked up the victory for the Reds while Dave Giusti, the world champion Pirates' ace reliever, was charged with the loss. Dave Concepcion homered for the Reds and Rennie Stennet connected for the Pirates. The New York Mets heat the San Diego Padres, 4-3, the Philadelphia PhW!es downed the San Francl.sco Giants, 7~. and the Montreal Expos topped the Los Angeles Dodgers, 7-5, in Thursday's only other major league games. Six Straight The Mets scored their sixth straight victory with the help of a homer and a run-scoring triple by Jerry Grote and a homer by Rusty Staub, spoiling Don Zimmer's debut as San Diego's manager. Gary Gentry allowed six hits in seven innings to pick up the victory for the Mets with the relief help of Tom McGraw while Fred Norman suffered his second straight loss of the seaso n. Greg Luzinski, the 6-1 foot BAKER ' FURN and 22().pound rookie slugger, led off the ninth with his fourth homer of the season to give the Phillies their victory over the Giants. Don Money and Deroo Johnson also homered for the Phillies and Dave Kingman hit his fifth of the season for the Giants . Ron Hunt hit three singles and drove in two runs in the Expos' victory over the Dodgers. De nny Lemaster, who took over in the fourth inning, receive d credit for his second win while AI Downing suffered )he loss. Middleport Signup Day . Boys of ages 6 through 15 are reminded that Saturday is the last day to sign up for the summer baseball program s in Middleport. Teams will be fielded in the 6-8 (peewee ), 912 (boys league ), 13 03-year old league) and 14· IS (pony}_age groups. Cutoff date for each age group is Aug. t. Insuranc e should be paid at signup time. The charge is $2 for all ages through boys lea gue, $3 for ages 1:1 through 15. Boys may be signed by any manager or at the home of Charles Smith, 528 Sycamore St., Middleport. Boys resiiJing in Middleport, south to the Meigs-Gallia Line, in Bradbury, and in the Rutland area are invited to participate in the programs. Gomez Fired, Zimmer Hired SAN DIEGO (UP!)- The San Diego Padres Thursday fi red Preston Gomez as manager and named third base coach Don Zimmer to head the National League club. Gomez, 49, San Diego's only mana ger since entry in the NL in 1968, had a 180-316 mark. The club lost five of its last six games for a 4·7 record this season. DANIEL E. (DANNY) ' WELCOME VIsit Bc:akers Budget Shop Ohio University, added, "You ca nnot be incons_istent in your lifestyle to succeed," and "If you can 't be a leader, be the · bllst follower," in addressing -Marauder caaches, players, jlarents, and fans . As an added attraction, . Bandy bro ught along the Bobcats' Most Valuab le Player and leading sco rer , Tom cm·de. Corde spoke briefly of BY KEITH WISECUP The Sou th ern Tornadoes rolled over their fifth straight Southern Valley Conference opponent without a loss Thursday, ripping the Southwestern Highlanders at Southwestern 16->. Junior Mike Nease hurled the full seven turns for the Tornadoes, the third consecutive complete game turned in by the Southern mound corps. He struck out 11 , walked fi ve, and gave up seven hits. J im Hubbart, lakin g a respite from pitching no-h itter already), proved his effectiveness a t the plate with two towering (3 home run s and a sing le. Steve Jenkins added a home run and a single, Nease had a double and triple, Bruce Hart, two singles, and All en Pugh , Rodney Holman, and Brett Ha rt each a single. Mike Dillon- . led the Highlanders at the plate with a home run and single, Terry Bush and Mike Crouse each had two singles, and Mark Smith a single . • Kevin Gill, slilrting for Southwestern. was relieved Blue Devils Win ' t , ,.. ....... ..- . Loyalty~ his season, both its high and seniors Tom Ball, four-year succeeded by assistant va rsity low poin.ts. Corde was a draft manager; Steve Dunfee, top coach , Roger Birch, next year. Mrs. Joy Bentley gave choice ~his year of the NBA's defenst ve player ; R1ck Ash, bes t · alt ttude , and Tony !.f.COg nition to va'r sily New York Knicks. After the invocation by Supt. Vaughan, who shared lhe Most...,.-cheerleaders Mary Midkiff, coGeorge Hargraves, master of Valuable Player award wtth captain ; Melanie Hackett, coce remonies Kermit Walton Dw•fee . The other graduating ca pta in; Jo Ellen Diehl Karla ·introduced the Meigs ·coaches se nior _who was given sq.ectal Kuhn , Susie Soulsb~, Liz wh o in turn introduced their recog mh on was Jeff Morns. Blaellna r, Deb( Gallagher, and Junior Jimmy Boggs was Lynne B•ker' The reserve players. Head coach Carl Wolfe awa rded the best foul shooting cheerleaders were Shelly presen ted individ~al awards to trophy and also named next M an ki n~ capta in , Tina Nieri, year 's captain. Donnt~ . Powell ,. Jean ie Other members of the Meigs Schneider, and Diana Varsi ty squad were Ri ch Ridgway. Bailey. Andy Vaughan, Bill The Marauders' most Vaughan, Mark Werry , and va luab le pl•yers, Dunfee and afler two outs in the first by Mike Sayre, all juniors. Vaughan, gave presents lo Lhe Kevin Walker. Terry Carter, a Members of th e reserve coaches and h1anagers. Ball, fr es hman with plen ty of team were Fred Burney, Bill Paul Cunningham, and Dave pote ntial , finished the final Myers, Bill Chaney, Floyd Moore. three innings. Together, they Burney, Terry George, Steve Other coaches participa ting fanned low: , walketl eig ht, and Price, Ron Clonch, Mick Ash ,- io the flflh an nual banquet hi t four batters. Mike May, Ezra Kis~ r . and were seve nth grade, Chuck Coac h Hilton Wolfe 's Tor- Lionel Lefebre. Downin g: eight h gra de, nadoes are proving to be one of Coach of tl1e reserve tegtn Marvin McKelvey, and nintl1 the tougher teams in the area was Bill Wickline who will be grade, J ohn Arnott. with a 7-1 overall sla te and a >-O SVAC record . Southern will play Wailama at Mason tonight instead of Kyger Creek as previously stated. The Falcons are the only tea m to defeat the Torn adoes this yea r. Ji m Hubbard will take the hill for Southern . Southern 207 412 0--16 12 2 sw 202 100 0-- 5 7 5 Nease fWP ) and Pugh, Jenkins .( 6). Gill, Walker (1) (I.P) , Carter 15), and Whitt. · Nease Subdues-Highlanders AUTOMATIC LAWN · THOMPSON odor ; NEW MFI4 Us. • • ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS M. C. Larimore, Pastor BY KEITH WISECUP "One must be loyal to his school, community, and team in order -to meet the athletic challenge," said Ohio University assistant basketball coach Dale Bandy at the Fifth 'Annua l 1!1eigs Marauder basketball banquet at Meigs High School Thursday night. .Bandy, a gradua-te of Portsmouth Clay High . School and Massey.Ferguson 4'h at Kan sas City Diego 4 a .333 S'l2 Cleveland Boston at Texas Atlanta 4 8 .333 5'12 Chicago at Dettroit Thursday's Results Oak land at Mil waukee Ph ila 7 San Francisco 6 By Helen Bonel Minneso ta at New York Cinci 5 Pittsburgh 4 Calif at Bait., night New York ~ San Diego 3 Montreal 7 Los Ang 5 (Only games scheduled) HOW RIGHT IS 'TilE RIGHT' ? Today's Probable Pitchers Dear Helen : National League Major League Results My doctor says that when married people ·grow in different (All Times EST) By United Press International Cincinnati ( Bllllngham 0-2i at N~ tlonal League directions, sometimes divorce Is the only answer. After 20 years Chicago {Jenklns0-2) , 2:30 p.m. Phi la. 010 014 001- 7 7 o invested, surely there must be a better solution than this ! Atlanta. (Jarvis 1-1) at San Fran 0003012il0---<19 0 Helen, I'm married to a bigot! My husban( t.is a hard-hat, right- Pittsburgh (Moose 0-Jl. 8 p.m. Selma. Twitchell 17). and St. Louis (Cleveland 0-0J at Ryan : Cumberland. Johnson wing, back-to-the-good-old-dayser . He watches "All in the Houston (Die rker 1-0) , 8:30 {6). Bryant (8) and Hea ly . WP Family" and cheers for Archie. What 's more, half of his friends p.m. - Twitchell (1-0l . LP- Bryant agree with him. New York {Mat lack 1-0) at 10-1). HRs-Money 2 (2nd and The)' feel threatened when I don't get u~t by I. "Modern Los Angeles (Si nger 2-0) , 11 Jrd). Johnson (2nd) , Luzi nskl p.m . (4th). Kingman (5th ).. depravity" (vastly exa~~erated, say!) . 2. The new morality ( no Phi ladelphia (Fryman 0-0) at -worse than the "old," but considerably more honest and with · San Diego (K irby 2-0) , 10:30 Montreal · 001 20130Q--7 161 Los Ang 000 010 22o-- 5 11 0 fewer hang-ups). 3. Homosexuality between consent~ adults p.m. Montreal (Renko 1-1) at San McNa lly. Lemaster {4). Mar(whose business Is it but theirs•). 4. Sex education in schools Francisco {Carr ithers 1-1). 11 shall (1), and Boccabell a; Downing, Wilhelm (6). Ml,k(much needed!). 5. Long-haired boys. 6. Interracialfriendships. p.m . Games kelsen (7), Ri cherts (91 and It's got so I clam up and seldom express an opinion because I AtlantaSalurday's at Pittsburgh Sims> Dietz 17) . WP- Lemaster know it will be the oppesite of what my husband thinks ... which is Cincinnati at Chicago 12-0). LP-Downing {1 -2). HRGarvey list) . exactly what he thought 25 years ago. The children and I don 't SI. Loui s at Hous (night) New York at Los Ang (night) argue with him - he may even believe he's convinced us. Phila ·at San Diego {n ight) New York 020 001 JOQ-- 4 9 o But what does a wife do .when she is ready to explode because Mon treal at San Franc isco. San DieQo 020 000 01o- 3 7 0 " 1 Gen try, McGraw {8) and she's - MARRIED TO A "RIGHT" WHO IS WRONG American League Grote ; Norman . Ross 181 and Dear Married : East Barton. Kenda ll 18) . WPUn..stifle yourself, for heavens sake ! W. L. Pel. GB Gen try (1-1). LP- Norman (ODetroit S 3 .625 2). HRS- Grote (1 st) , Staub You'd be surprised how many "good old daysers" have turned Balt imore 5 5 .500 1 (lsi ). middle-of-the-road~iberal just through the clever ministrations Cleveland 4 5 .444 1'12 Cincinnali 000 020 102- 5 12 0 J 5 .375 2 Pittsbrgh 002 100 001- 4 9 0 of a wife and kids. This doesn't mean pistols at 2() paces, but a Boston New York 3 5 .375 2 Gullett. Sprague Ill. Borbon gradual education process, backed by the realization that men Mi lwaukee 2 5 .286 2112 ()) , Carroll (8) and Benc h; feel more threatened by change than do women. West · Br il es, Kison (6), R. Hernandez W. L. Pel. GB (71, Gi usti (7) and Sangui llen. I've an Idea that even Archie Bunker might dip his toes Into the x-Minnesota 5 2 .714 WP-Carroll {1-0). LP-Gi usli (020!11 century iiEdith unwrapped her brains. (Butthen we'd lose a Chicago 7 3 .700 1). HRs-Concepcion llstJ. Slengreat TV show.) 5 3 .625 •;, nett lis t) . uaKiaM 5 5 .500 Ph • -Anyhow, don 't clam up at home on the supposition that "bii!Ots Te~eas Kansas City 5 6 .455 2 (Only gam es scheduled ) never refonn." look back 25 years and remember that you felt Californi a 4 6 .400 21h American League J;·Games behind based on THEN as your husband feels now. But you moved with the times. (No games scheduled) leader Give him a hand and perhaps he'll catch upwit~ou. - H. Thursda'ts Results {No games scheduled I Today's Probable Pitchers Dear Helen : American league We women work In an office with a fellow who we hear is a I Al l Times EST) homosexual, though he doesn 't look it or act it. He's very inCleveland I Perry 2-t) at teresting and intelligent. The young attractive married girls Kansas City (Spl ittorff 1-11 , don't have to fight him off. Because of the (probably authentic) rumor, he's not exactly an eligible bachelor. Yet he's been hanging around with us, just like "one of the gals." Granted, he's good company, but we're a little afraid to associate with him. Should be avoid him in the lunchroom and otherwise get him to flake off ? - APPREHENSIVE Dear AP : Why not judge this man on his obvious merits : He's interesting, intelligent, good company and no threat to husband'!. You can 't "catch'.' homosexuality like the measles, so I'd guess your only fear is "office gossip." Don't you think he's been hurt S1h per cent per year by this enough already? Accept him as a friend. - H. paid on 90 day Cer· tificates of Deposit. $1.000.00 Minimum. DAVIS SIGNS Payable PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI )- Interest Bob Davis, a 6-7 forward from Quarter.y Weber State, signed Thursday with the Portland Trail Blazers of the National Basketball Association. Davis, the Blazers' No. 2 draft choice, was picked by Utah in the America n Basketball Association draft. The Athens County Sa vings & Loan Co. LEO'S BACK~ 296 Second 51. Pomeroy, Ohio CHICAGO . ( UPI)- Leo Durocher resumes command of the All Accoun ts Insured To Chicago Cubs today after four $20,000.00 by FSLI C. days of hospitalization. The ~ year-old manager had com• plained of being "tired" early ~ , in the week, but tests taken at ~ the hospital were negative . .._. ...,_ _,_ilioj.,. ' '. Athletes Marked with JUST ARRIVEDI -.s1,= S~n INTEREST APRIL 25-30 7:30 NIGHTLY ~ Plea~ant Siln Francisco 5 7 .417 5~% SYRACUSE CHURCH OF NAZARENE .v with no ;outs. pushed across four run s in the bases opening frame. Mars'hall Righthander Phil Hollanbaugh French, junior· rightfielder, ·retired the side without any started the rally with a single. damage. The Bobcats struck for two John lj.oush, junior second · more runs in the third on baseman, walked setting the singles by Hill and Mike stage for Clay Hudson 's two run double. Hudson and cat- Johnson and a double off the cher Danny Hill , .who si ngled, bat of shortstop John Baird. North Gallia plated its runs crossed the pia te on Mike Beebe's smash to right cen. · in the third on walks to Lestel Ward·and Jeff Hash, two errors terfield. and an infield si ngle by KC failed to score in the second although it loaded the Hollanbaugh. Kyger Creek scored three more runs in the fourth on singles by Roush, Hudson, Beebe and McCarty. . The final Pirates run came in the sixth inning on a walk to Tim Stout and a double by Larry Ward. The Pirates came up with 8:30 p.m- ··· _ three hits in the seventh but Boston !Siebert 2-0) at Texas C9Uid not score. Two runners (Broberg 2-0) , 8:30p.m. California (Ryan 1-l) at were cutdown attempting to Baltimore (Palmer 0-2) . 7:30 steal. p.m . Oakland (Holtzman 1-1) at Senior righthander Mike Milwaukee (Slaton t,l), 8:30 Johson in going the route , p.m. struckout II while issuing four Minnesota (Biy leven 2-9) at walks . Hollanbaugh walked New York (Stoltlemyre 0-21. five while fanning two. 7:30 p.m. Chicago (Bahnsen 2-1) at Roush, Hudson , Hill, Beebe, Detr oi t {Timmerman 0-1), 9 Johnson and McCarty had two p.m. hits each. 4112 Saturday's Games • - . Hollanbaugh (L) and Smith, By Innings : NG 002 001 0-a 6 3 Hash ( 5). Johnson (W} and •02 300 X- 914 4 Hill. Bobcats Chew Up Pirates ,. I-'l1lt Dill)< I' I M tc . W'wo,, O.,ApriUI,·lt'l2 . ' I . ' Bowl. Ropbie , as lhe managing genera l . partner of the Dolphins, makes all the team's lila j or adm in islra t i v~Kyget Creek erupted for four decisions . And, he has become ':.Uns in the first inning Thursa strong leader in the NFL in day · night enroute to . a g:a the seven years since . the victory over North Gallia. in the Dolphins were formed . Southern Valley 1A.thletic He was once of the strong Conference Baseball race. The voices in the realignment of win gave the Bobcats a 4-1 teams in the AFC and the new record in the loop standings, NFL, and was a pnme s up- second only behind the un· porter of the shifting of three beaten Southern Tornadoes: NFL fran chises, to the KC owns an overall 4-5-1 American Cvnference, He also mark on the spring. North served as chaiqnan of the AFL Gallia dropped to 1).4 iri league Player's relations Committee, play. the group that negotiates with ,' Coach Dick Adams' Bobcats the players' association. ·Awards at the All-Sports Banquet will be given in six sports, including· basketball, baseball, cross country, track, tennis and golf. In addition , the Newt Oliver Trophy will be awarded to lhe Athlete-of-the· Major League Standings year at Rio Gran de. By United Press International Athletes will also be honored National League on three women 's in ~ East W L Pet. GB tercollegiate teams o~1 basket7 2 .778 New York ball, tennis and softijall. The Montreal 6 3 .667 Redmen cheerleaders will also Phil adelphia 6 4 .600 1'12 5 5 .500 2'h re ceive awards at. the banquet. Pittsburgh St. Louis 3 7 .300 4lf1 Chicagd 2 9 .182 6 West W L Pet. GB Houston 9 2 .818 Los Angeles 9 3 .750 '12 .. Republican Candidate JAN. 2 TERM Meigs County Commissioner Thompson Is lor 1 More Prpgrenlve Meigs Danny He has had exptrlence In Counly Governme_nt. ~~n~gressive leadership Vole for and Elect - The change was made after a meeting between Gomez and Padre President E. J. "Buz;;ie " Bavasi early Thursday . "The meeting ' was very amicable," Bavasi said. "I explained to Preston why I felt the change in managers was necessary al this time. "After 12 years association with Preston I consider him an exceptionallyqualified baseball man, and I told him that he would have a job in my organization any time that he desired." Zimmer, 41, is in his 23rd season of professional baseball. In 1969 he managed the San Diego !ann team at Key West, and in 1970 he handled the club's Salt Lake City team in the Pacific Coast League. Last year he worked as third base coach at Montreal. Gallipolis •defeated visiting Pt. Pleasant 5-1 on Memorial Field Thursday evening as ·Coach Jim Osborne's lads recorded their fourth consecutive diamond victory. The win left GAHS with a 7-3 season mark. The Big Blacks, now 4·3 on the year, dropped their second game of the season to the Ga ll ians. Today, the Osbornemen are sc heduled to play at Jackson in a non-conference game. Monday, GAHS is slated to play Meigs at Middleport in a SEOAL makeup game. Thursday, GAHS jumped off loa 3·0 lead in the first rung off starting sophomore lefthander Jim Chandler. The Blue Devils added a single marker off Chandler in the second, and chased the Big Black southpaw in the third when the first two Galllpefis batte'rs reached base_. Another Big Blac k sophomore lefty, Steve Kayser, tu rned in an outstand in g performance in relief during th~ remaining three and twothirds innings, Raysor slam· med the door shut on the Ga! lians, allowing no hits and on ly one run . He walked three, hil two and struck out three Blue Devils. Jimmy Perry, second GAHS freshman to start on the mound in two days for the Blue Devils, retired six straight Big Black baiters in the first two innings, and was sailing along smoothly before injuring his throwing arm in the top of the third rung. Perry was relieved by lanky junior righthander Skipper Johnson. Johnson, who hurled the remaining five innings, was credited wjth the victory. He gave up one unearned run In the filth, allowed four hits, fanned five and walked two. The Blue Devils collected five hits, two by ca tcher Mark Kiesling, stole nine bases, turned in two dandy double plays, including one which ended the game, ·]eft six r unners stranded and committed two errors. The Big Blacks collected four hits, all singles, stole one base, left four runners stranded, and committed only one error. In the bottom of the first, John Davis led off with a walk, and stole second. Mark Kiesling doubled to center giving the Gallians a 1..(] lead. After Kev Sheets flew out to right, Steve Slone walked. Stan Perry grounded out, then Rick Boone lined a sharp single to rlghtcenter, scoring Kiesling and Slone. In the second, with one down, Chuck Perroud lined a single to left. He stole second and third, then scored on a passed ball to give GAHS a 4.j) lead. The Devils added their final marker in the fifth . Kev Sheets was hit by a pitched ball. Slone was safe on a fielder's cho ice. Slone the n stole second and third. Stan Perry popped up for the second out. Boone wa lked, pulling runners on first and third. GAHS exe~uted a perfect doubl e steal , wi th Slone scoring. That gave the home club a 5·1 advantage. Harbrechlstole second. Tony Rollins fanned. Jim Doeffinger lined a single to right, scoring $arbrecht. M. Fetty sing!!'{~, putting run ners on first and lhird wi th one out. Johnson fann ed Kayser and got Butch Thomas on a short blooper to centerfield to end the threa t. 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' 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., April28, 1m . Conventions Planned Delegates .'Snd alternates to the district and sli!te conventions were elected at a meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary of FeeneyBennett Post 128, Wednesday night at the hall. The District 8 convention will be held at Lancaster on June 1, and the Department convention will be in Cincinnati July 23- 25. The delegates are Mrs. Della Stahl, Mrs. Golda Mourning, Mrs. Velsia Roush, and·Mrs. Emma Wayland . The alternates are Mrs . Etta Will, Mrs. Lelah Weatherby, Mrs. Helen Kennedy, and Mrs. ' Delegate Announced .I RACINE , - ' Judi .· Ann ·Roberts;.daughter or. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Roberts, Route 2, Racine, has been selected as a delegate to Buckeye. Girls State ~Y tbe American Legion Auxiliary as a delegate io Buckeye Girls Slate by the American Legion Alixiliary of Racine Post 602. Named as alternate to Miss Roberts was Miss Barbara Nease, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nease. Both girls are juniors at Southern Local High School. Miss Robert,ds a member of the National Honor Society, the Erma Hendricks. .Poppy Days were se t for May 19 and 20. Reported ill were Don Gosney, Harry McCuffln, Bill Childs, Avanelle Bass, Mrs. Mae Rbach, Mrs. Eva Hartley, and Mrs. Wanda Findling. ·Members signed a . card for . Mrs. Rossiter Williams, a past District 8 · president, who Is hospitalized. Appointed to an auditing committee were Mrs. M'Ournlng, Mrs. Rosa Searles, Mrs. Roush. The door prize donated by Mrs. Kennedy was won by Mrs. Geraldine Kessinger. choir, the glee club, and · the Pep Club. She is a varsity c hee rl ea cter, . bu·slness manager of tbe junior class and attends the Methodist · church. Miss Nease is also a member -of the National Honor Society, the Pep Club, the Glee Club, the Choir, Tri-M and the French Club. She serves on the student council and attends the Ca tholic Church . Buckeye Girls' State will be held at -f_:apital University the week of •June 17. The annual Girls' State tea will be held in Pomeroy-on June 4. . . .. , • State Patrolman is Speaker State Highway Patrolman Roger Gillespie was the guest speaker recently when the Women's Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospital met in the dining room of the hospital. Mrs. Alex Wheeler presided with Mrs. Robert McElhinney giv ing the Auxiliary prayer. The treasurer's report was read a nd approved. The ' minutes of the last meeting were given by Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, acting secretary. . Agift and card will be sent to Ann Holter who graduated from the Ohio State University School of Nursing this spring. Miss Holter had received a $500 nurses scholarship from the Auxiliary . Patrolman Gillespie spoke · about safety tips for auto drivers and motorcycle and bicycle riders, followed by a questions and answer session. Miss Davis, R.N., gave a talk on the do's and don 't's of Auxiliary duties. Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Bearhs, Mrs. Arnold Hayes and Mrs. Eslie Mossman attended the Ohio Hospital Convention in Cleveland April 12-13. Reports on this were given by Mrs. COURSE COMPLETED RUTLAND - Army Private Firsi Class Stephen R; Brogan, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Brogan, Route· I, recently completed a 33-week ground control approach radar repairman course at the U. S. Army Signal Center and School, Ft. Monmouth, N. J . BrogaJl is a 1969 graduate of Meigs High School. His wife, ;;·-' Toni, lived in Bradley Beach, ~.: N. J., during this training. ,.,-. ~·· . ~;: .::: ..•... •. ~· . Good Gift for anyone, a ,., .. ,,·, . ··.:: ..:: .;: .· ·: ·: EATON'S FINE LEITER PAPERS Give Eaton 's-they'll know you've chosen the very best . Choose fro m a lovely selection - new styles, tints and bright colors, all gift boxed. . '125 From Up MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Bearhs and Mrs. Hayes. The refreshment committee for the May meeting will be Ada Slack, Myla Hudson, Anna Wheeler, Thelma Custer, and Betty Hayes. Hostesses were Helen Williams, Etta Will and Ada Warner with Corinne .Combs con trlbuting . BEAUX ARTS CANDIDATES - Southern High School candidates for queen of the Beaux Arts Ball and attendants are, front row, 1-r, Vickie Wolfe, Lorna Bell and Beverly Hart, attendants; back row, Nancy Ours, Beth Theiss, Debra West, and Melissa Proffi.tt, queen candidates. The queen will be chosen by the penny-a-vote- method, with the winner crowned Saturday night at the ball at Southern High School in i Girl Scout D I ary r,~ r,.~~:.,: 1 FRIDAY BOSWORTH Coun cil 46, Royal and Select Masters, ·.. J.. Announced :;.~ci~\ ~:e~~~e~~~:~s~~~ I By Charlene Hoeflich l,.l:. $! RACINE - Forty-se ven pupils of Rac ine Elementary School have been· named to the fifth six weeks honor roll earning B or h igh~r in each sug1R~DE 1 _ Kath . B k Zane Beegle, Teres/ Ha~d:~: Rebecca Lee, Clair Morris. Terry Palle rson . David Salmons, Tonja Salser, Lori Warden, Scott Justi s. GRADE 2 - Cindy Cross, Ktmberl y Follrod, Pa tri ck Johnson, Allen Pape, Jay Rees, ~~itntt'ol~:lmons, Rita Sloler. GRA DE 3 - Eri c Hill. Sonja, Hill. Della Johnson, Bob Bil l Lee. Carl Morri s, Becky Rhodes. Berta Robm son, Susan Sellers. Mark Stmpson, Paula Wolfe. GRADE 4 - Crickell Car. pen lor~ Amy Fisher. Pamela Harden, Beth Hu ffm an, Melissa lhle, Troy Manuel . John Pape. Kent Varney. GRADE 5 - Penny Smith , Kelly Taylor, Seth Hill , Brice Hart, Beverly Mclain, Carol Morris. G.RADI'Baker, 6 - Lois Bailey, Slephen Larry Fisher, Linda Fi sher, Cheryl Roseberry . Mrs. William Ohlinger, chairman of the Big Bend Neighborhood, was presented a !~year service pin at the annual spring leaders recognition luncheon of the Four Rivers Girl Scout Council held at Williamstown, W. Va. Wednesday . Unable to attend the luncheon but q.uaii!ylng for a five year pin was Mrs. Roscoe Wise, Middleport troop leader. Going to the luncheon in addition to Mrs. Ohlinger were Mrs. Betty Glass and Mrs. Susan Beechler, Middleport ; Mrs.·Jackie Zirkle, Mrs. Keith Ann Sisson, Mrs. Margaret Sheridan, Pomeroy ; Mrs;..,Sharon Welker, Salisbury ; Mrs. Mary Hunter, Chester. During the meeting attended by approximately 175 volunteer scout workers, goals for 1973 were discussed. Empbasis was on ways of securing community cooperation and a more d&finite plan of action for volunteer recruitment. 'Decisions regarding whether or not Brownies will be permitted to sell cookies in tbe future and possible change from the 55 cent'box to the $1 family size will be made by the Board of Directors of the Council. Troop camp training was rescheduled for 10 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday at Camp Sandy Bend near Elizabeth, W. Va . There will be a sack luncheon on both days, and a $2 registration for the weekend. A work,shop for day camp and Bible school workers with emphasis on games and handicralts wlll be held at the YWCA in Parkersburg, May 17. Scout leaders planning to attend are asked to register there by May 15. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 AMother's Day tea has been planned for May 8at the Heath United Methodist Church by Middleport Troop 39. Other troop activities planned include a meeting with the Middleport · Brownies as a part of the bridging activity, and a court of award. S!lturday the girls took the Skate-A-Way bus to tbe rink for an afternoon of skating. Approximately 45 scouts and their guests attended. Mothers accompanying the group were Mrs. Roscoe Wise, leader, Mrs. Eugene Murphy, Mrs. William Demoskey, and Mrs. John Krawsczyn. RACINE TROOP 137 A demonstration on how to make flowers out of egg cartons was given· by Mrs. Phyllis Knighting at a recent meeting of Racine Troop 137. A bike hike was planned and tbe scouts completed their work on the pep and my d llllera badges. Attending the meeting were Sonja Hlil, Beth Ann Hoffman, Donna Rife, Teresa Rife, Cindy Warden, Cheryl Teaford, Peggy Neigler, Unda Norris, Lori Knighting, Connie Knighting, Becky Crow, Teresa Ervin, Marie Pickens; Carol Morris, and Penny Smith. JUNIOR TROOP U7 A reminder that camp registration Is due before Saturday was given by Mrs. Bruce Zirkle ~t a meeting of the Junior Troop this week'. Day camp will be held at Kiashuta near Chester the week of June 5 under the direction of Mrs. Philip Ohlinger with senior scouts as aides. The fee Is $4 for tbe five day program. Work on the sewing badge was continued during the meeting held at the Pomeroy Elementary School. The girls are making macrame tote bags. Plans for participation in the o~rvance of "Keep America Beautiful" Day were made. The scouts are to meet at the home of Mrs. Zirkle on Peacock Ave. at I p.m. From there they wW walk downtilW!' and ga !her up tra@ and debris along the railroad tracks lri front of the business houses. Parents are to pick the girls up at 4 p.m. at Bowers Drive-ln. Alllre for the day is old clothes and a pair of gloves. POMEROY BROWNIES 171 Father's Day gifts were COilStructed and painted at Thursday's meeting of the Pomeroy Brownies at the First Baptist Church of Pomeroy. · , Mrs. Margaret Sheridan and Ml?l· Mina Swisher distributed camp booklets and reminded the girls that day 'camp registration is due. Utter bags were given to eaCh of the Brownies who will be doing neighborhood cleanup in the Keep American Beautiful observance . OurCo The District 8 junior conference to be held Saturday at Racine. Tbe dance will be held from 9 to 12 p.m. with the the Sacred Heart catholic :·euth~rtsons" of Pl. Pleasant providing music. The event Chur ch basement was 1s semi..fm:m"l, sponsor_ed by the FrenCh Club. This year's ·discussed during a meeting of ball IS dedicated to Eddie Howery, ~ren<;h teaCher at South:.. . the Junior American Legion ern from 1963 to 1970 under whose direction the ball became · Auxiliary of· Feeney-Bennett an annual event and who is presenUy confined at home ill. · Post 128, Tuesday night. Registra lion is scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m. The fee for :;;;;::::•:•:O!•!•!·!•!•!•!•!•!·::::;•'o!•!•!•!o!•'::::X:::::::::·····::::::::::::::·x::.-:::z·..~&···-.··~·····i:!~··;·~;·;o;·~·- registration is $1 · and the luncheon charge is $1. A report was given on ,the recent bake sale with proceeds of $72 being IElementary r SOCiaTcalendarl Honor Roll w=-~~:::~:!::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::o.w::~:'~!:::::::::::~::~::::::::::::::::::x:~ i DINNER PLANNED The election day dinner of L~~'-Al~ the Rutland Firemen's Auxiliary will be served in the .· garage of the Martin Funeral Home. Serving will begin •at noon and the menu will include vegeta ble soup, salads, sand· wiches and desserts. Vegetable soup will also be available by the quart. Party Given Mr. and Mrs. Da vid Zirkle, Middleport, entertained with a fam ily par ty in observance of the birthday anniversary of their daughter, Terri Ann, II, April 18. A decorated birthday cake baked by Mrs. Zirkle was se rved with ice cream, soft drinks and coffee to Debbie Zirkle, Mrs. Roberta Maynard, Mr. a nd Mrs. Russell Mayna rd, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maynard, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Plants, Ruth Anna, Sammie and Le Anna, Mic hele Zirkle, and Mrs. Clyda Allensworth. Gifts were presented to Te;-ri. BROTHER DIES Mr. and Mrs. Phil Baldwin, Pomeroy, were called to Baltimore, Md . over th e weekend due to the death of her brother, Gilmer S. Scott in an a utomobile acc ident. They were accompanied by their daughter and son-in-law, Mr . and Mrs. David Coy of Chillicothe. A .thought for today : President George Washington said, "To be prepared for war is one of the most effectual means of preserving peace." ___..,. ' -......_ ~ \ ... ' We wlrello-s Evtrywhero ...-.. .... 992-2039 • ·Pomeroy Flower Shop • Bullernur Ave., Pomeroy TRIP CONCLUDED Charles H. Wise of Middlepor t and Waverly has returned from New York City, Paintsville, Ky., and Columbus on business for the Ohio Valley Electric Corp. _j ...Miirsllll.M;;;i.;.;lll;.irci.;;.;V.;•;;.n~M;;.•';.;•;.r.... 124 . We invite you ro drop in get acquainted. We feel we have lhe talent to I of the RUTLAND BRANCH ~ I of the Pomeroy National Bank Thank You Opera1ors: Erma, Jea~ Yoho On Salem Street In Rutland, 0. Phone 992·28AO SOUVENIRS REFRESHMENTS Visit With Us Tamorrow and· See the New Banking Facilities. 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Rln,: will hold 2 to 7 1tonea . . l KIPLING SHOES '6"TO 15.99. In MIDDLEPORT Elec~rical Work Lefebure Corporation CotorfuJ, meaning(ul ~it h tine simulated, birthstones for each child (up tu six stonts) , Customset, a treasure for mothers, grandmothers. Father's jcwdry from $7.:)0. .Order Early Loafers · Buckles · Wing Tip · Boots heritage house •;, mile on Rt. 143. off Rt. -ARROw- SAT. APRIL 29 ONLY! RAND SHAW & Values "Beauty Spot" RING No. 5t - 116.00. Plus $3 .00 for each synth etic birthstone . IOK while or ye llow ~~:old . RlnR will hold 2 to 7 stones. ON All $9,99 To $18.99 New Banking Quarters salisfy you . Lunch Planned .. Eor All Occasions __.._, '" I Welcome to the Opening of Our for refreshments and off FLOWERS • cellent Masters Degree to be conferred on the annual class. This degree is conferred only once a year and all companions who have been advanced during the year will be taking degree. Refreshments will follow the meeting. MIDDLEPORT GARDEN Club, home of Mrs. M. L. French, 7:30 p.m. Monday. Mrs. Uoyd Blackwood, Miss Lucille Smith and Miss Frieda Faehnle will be c<Hlostessei Mrs. B. B. Zeigler will present the program. SALEM CENTER PTA, May VISITS HERE Harold Davis of Columbus, securi ty officer at the Neil House, visited his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis and son, and his daughter, Miss Janet Davis, here recently . $300 fla\ur . ~:;,~;~:.~:eth~:~~e~o:. reported. From t~ls four flowering crabapple tree!! were purchased and set out at· the Legion Memorial . Park in Middleport . . A rummage sale 'WaS set for May IB-20, and a ·wiener roast was planned for IIMi May meeting at the Park. Angela Dailey brought the door prize which was won by Paula Cunningham. lADIES !, Monday, 7:30.Recognitionof gra ndparents. Piano recital to be given by students. THEODORUS COUNCIL, Daughgers of America, 7:3(1 Monday night at the IOOFhall. First nomination of officers. Games. Members to take coo ki es or sandwiches for · 1hour. Attendance urged . SOCia POMEROY GARDEN Club Monday, 7:30 p. m., home of Mrs . .Edward Baer. Mrs. Roy Betzing , co-hostess. Gues t HYMN SING Su nd ay nig ht. Mrs. Pauline Hester, Sti vers ville Comm unity speaker . Church Youth Fellowship, 1:30 REVIVAL, Stiversv ill e p. m. Everyone welcome. Communi ty Church Youth Fellowship , beginning MonMEIGS COUNTY Council on day, 7:30 p. m. Rev. George Aging, St. Paul's Lutheran Hoschar, speaker. RACIN E BASEBALL assn. Church, Sunday, April 30, at 2:30 p.m. A county-wide Monday 7 p. m. Club meeting open to all interested Restaurant, Racine. TUESDAY in problems of the aged. A ELECTION DAY Dinner report will be given on funding Church Tuesday . Menu In: and planned activities . el udes soup, sandwiches, pie, ca ke a nd homemade ice MONDAY cream. MEIGS CHAPTER, Order of POMEROY CHAPTER OES DeMolay. regular meeting, 186, Tuesday, 7:45 p. m., at 7:30 Monday at the Masonic Masonic Temple. Bring arTe mple. Election of officers. ticles for silent auction. ELECTION DAY dinner at Letart Falls Community Hall, Tuesday. Menu includes ham, chicken, soup, sandwiches, pie, SYRACUSE - The Ladies coffee, Iced tea. Proceeds for Auxiliary of Volunteer building fund . ELECTION DAY dinner at Firemen will serve a plate lunch meal at the meeting Masonic I.odge Hall, Chester, house at Municipal park Tuesday sponsored by WSCS of Saturday, April29. Serving will Chester United Methodist begin at 11 :30 a .m. and con- · Church . tinue until sold out. The menu is ham, scalloped potatoes, green beans, cole slaw, rolls, coffee or tea and pie , Price $1 per plate with pie 25 cents extra. The meal may be eaten in the dining room or taken home. Sale I has friendly ,_ Temple . Royal and select master degrees to be con(erred · PAST MATRONS of Evangeline Chapter, Middleport, Friday 7:30 p.in. in basement dining room of Masonic Temple, Middleport . . DANCE, Pl. Pleasant Htgh School, Friday . Jays will emcee. Admission 75 cents. School sponsored. CH LC ~Ai~RD.~ y b Sa d Ba_r ec 0 e tor ay 11 a. m. tt11 supp 1y runs out, rain or Shine, Legion Park behind Post Office in M'ddl t S d b i epor · ponsore Y Middleport firemen. K OF p and Py thian Sisters . · family potluck, 6:30p .m. m the K of P Hall. Meat and drinks furnished. SUNDAY HYMN SING Sunday 1:30 to 4:30Wesleyan Unied Methodist Ch urc h, Racin e, Everyone welcome. MONDAY BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, Royal and Select Masters, 7:30 ONE DAY E.O.M. tt-::lt~~~~~J L~ .. Saturday, April 2 9:00 a..m. to 4:00 p.m. · Conference is On Saturday ers •Par•• .. For . M~Day, Mayl4 PHONE 228-8908 C.·Hindy Electric COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215 293 RACE STREET .. ...,.; Air Conditio-qing Arnold Brothers . . . Heating & Plumbing 618 E. MAIN ST. .MIDDLEPORT,,OHIO 45760 . POMEROY, OHIO 45769 �. -·.. .. ~ ·" ~ · .' •• • .... '£ .. .' ' 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., April28, 1m . Conventions Planned Delegates .'Snd alternates to the district and sli!te conventions were elected at a meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary of FeeneyBennett Post 128, Wednesday night at the hall. The District 8 convention will be held at Lancaster on June 1, and the Department convention will be in Cincinnati July 23- 25. The delegates are Mrs. Della Stahl, Mrs. Golda Mourning, Mrs. Velsia Roush, and·Mrs. Emma Wayland . The alternates are Mrs . Etta Will, Mrs. Lelah Weatherby, Mrs. Helen Kennedy, and Mrs. ' Delegate Announced .I RACINE , - ' Judi .· Ann ·Roberts;.daughter or. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Roberts, Route 2, Racine, has been selected as a delegate to Buckeye. Girls State ~Y tbe American Legion Auxiliary as a delegate io Buckeye Girls Slate by the American Legion Alixiliary of Racine Post 602. Named as alternate to Miss Roberts was Miss Barbara Nease, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nease. Both girls are juniors at Southern Local High School. Miss Robert,ds a member of the National Honor Society, the Erma Hendricks. .Poppy Days were se t for May 19 and 20. Reported ill were Don Gosney, Harry McCuffln, Bill Childs, Avanelle Bass, Mrs. Mae Rbach, Mrs. Eva Hartley, and Mrs. Wanda Findling. ·Members signed a . card for . Mrs. Rossiter Williams, a past District 8 · president, who Is hospitalized. Appointed to an auditing committee were Mrs. M'Ournlng, Mrs. Rosa Searles, Mrs. Roush. The door prize donated by Mrs. Kennedy was won by Mrs. Geraldine Kessinger. choir, the glee club, and · the Pep Club. She is a varsity c hee rl ea cter, . bu·slness manager of tbe junior class and attends the Methodist · church. Miss Nease is also a member -of the National Honor Society, the Pep Club, the Glee Club, the Choir, Tri-M and the French Club. She serves on the student council and attends the Ca tholic Church . Buckeye Girls' State will be held at -f_:apital University the week of •June 17. The annual Girls' State tea will be held in Pomeroy-on June 4. . . .. , • State Patrolman is Speaker State Highway Patrolman Roger Gillespie was the guest speaker recently when the Women's Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospital met in the dining room of the hospital. Mrs. Alex Wheeler presided with Mrs. Robert McElhinney giv ing the Auxiliary prayer. The treasurer's report was read a nd approved. The ' minutes of the last meeting were given by Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, acting secretary. . Agift and card will be sent to Ann Holter who graduated from the Ohio State University School of Nursing this spring. Miss Holter had received a $500 nurses scholarship from the Auxiliary . Patrolman Gillespie spoke · about safety tips for auto drivers and motorcycle and bicycle riders, followed by a questions and answer session. Miss Davis, R.N., gave a talk on the do's and don 't's of Auxiliary duties. Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Bearhs, Mrs. Arnold Hayes and Mrs. Eslie Mossman attended the Ohio Hospital Convention in Cleveland April 12-13. Reports on this were given by Mrs. COURSE COMPLETED RUTLAND - Army Private Firsi Class Stephen R; Brogan, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Brogan, Route· I, recently completed a 33-week ground control approach radar repairman course at the U. S. Army Signal Center and School, Ft. Monmouth, N. J . BrogaJl is a 1969 graduate of Meigs High School. His wife, ;;·-' Toni, lived in Bradley Beach, ~.: N. J., during this training. ,.,-. ~·· . ~;: .::: ..•... •. ~· . Good Gift for anyone, a ,., .. ,,·, . ··.:: ..:: .;: .· ·: ·: EATON'S FINE LEITER PAPERS Give Eaton 's-they'll know you've chosen the very best . Choose fro m a lovely selection - new styles, tints and bright colors, all gift boxed. . '125 From Up MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Bearhs and Mrs. Hayes. The refreshment committee for the May meeting will be Ada Slack, Myla Hudson, Anna Wheeler, Thelma Custer, and Betty Hayes. Hostesses were Helen Williams, Etta Will and Ada Warner with Corinne .Combs con trlbuting . BEAUX ARTS CANDIDATES - Southern High School candidates for queen of the Beaux Arts Ball and attendants are, front row, 1-r, Vickie Wolfe, Lorna Bell and Beverly Hart, attendants; back row, Nancy Ours, Beth Theiss, Debra West, and Melissa Proffi.tt, queen candidates. The queen will be chosen by the penny-a-vote- method, with the winner crowned Saturday night at the ball at Southern High School in i Girl Scout D I ary r,~ r,.~~:.,: 1 FRIDAY BOSWORTH Coun cil 46, Royal and Select Masters, ·.. J.. Announced :;.~ci~\ ~:e~~~e~~~:~s~~~ I By Charlene Hoeflich l,.l:. $! RACINE - Forty-se ven pupils of Rac ine Elementary School have been· named to the fifth six weeks honor roll earning B or h igh~r in each sug1R~DE 1 _ Kath . B k Zane Beegle, Teres/ Ha~d:~: Rebecca Lee, Clair Morris. Terry Palle rson . David Salmons, Tonja Salser, Lori Warden, Scott Justi s. GRADE 2 - Cindy Cross, Ktmberl y Follrod, Pa tri ck Johnson, Allen Pape, Jay Rees, ~~itntt'ol~:lmons, Rita Sloler. GRA DE 3 - Eri c Hill. Sonja, Hill. Della Johnson, Bob Bil l Lee. Carl Morri s, Becky Rhodes. Berta Robm son, Susan Sellers. Mark Stmpson, Paula Wolfe. GRADE 4 - Crickell Car. pen lor~ Amy Fisher. Pamela Harden, Beth Hu ffm an, Melissa lhle, Troy Manuel . John Pape. Kent Varney. GRADE 5 - Penny Smith , Kelly Taylor, Seth Hill , Brice Hart, Beverly Mclain, Carol Morris. G.RADI'Baker, 6 - Lois Bailey, Slephen Larry Fisher, Linda Fi sher, Cheryl Roseberry . Mrs. William Ohlinger, chairman of the Big Bend Neighborhood, was presented a !~year service pin at the annual spring leaders recognition luncheon of the Four Rivers Girl Scout Council held at Williamstown, W. Va. Wednesday . Unable to attend the luncheon but q.uaii!ylng for a five year pin was Mrs. Roscoe Wise, Middleport troop leader. Going to the luncheon in addition to Mrs. Ohlinger were Mrs. Betty Glass and Mrs. Susan Beechler, Middleport ; Mrs.·Jackie Zirkle, Mrs. Keith Ann Sisson, Mrs. Margaret Sheridan, Pomeroy ; Mrs;..,Sharon Welker, Salisbury ; Mrs. Mary Hunter, Chester. During the meeting attended by approximately 175 volunteer scout workers, goals for 1973 were discussed. Empbasis was on ways of securing community cooperation and a more d&finite plan of action for volunteer recruitment. 'Decisions regarding whether or not Brownies will be permitted to sell cookies in tbe future and possible change from the 55 cent'box to the $1 family size will be made by the Board of Directors of the Council. Troop camp training was rescheduled for 10 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday at Camp Sandy Bend near Elizabeth, W. Va . There will be a sack luncheon on both days, and a $2 registration for the weekend. A work,shop for day camp and Bible school workers with emphasis on games and handicralts wlll be held at the YWCA in Parkersburg, May 17. Scout leaders planning to attend are asked to register there by May 15. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 AMother's Day tea has been planned for May 8at the Heath United Methodist Church by Middleport Troop 39. Other troop activities planned include a meeting with the Middleport · Brownies as a part of the bridging activity, and a court of award. S!lturday the girls took the Skate-A-Way bus to tbe rink for an afternoon of skating. Approximately 45 scouts and their guests attended. Mothers accompanying the group were Mrs. Roscoe Wise, leader, Mrs. Eugene Murphy, Mrs. William Demoskey, and Mrs. John Krawsczyn. RACINE TROOP 137 A demonstration on how to make flowers out of egg cartons was given· by Mrs. Phyllis Knighting at a recent meeting of Racine Troop 137. A bike hike was planned and tbe scouts completed their work on the pep and my d llllera badges. Attending the meeting were Sonja Hlil, Beth Ann Hoffman, Donna Rife, Teresa Rife, Cindy Warden, Cheryl Teaford, Peggy Neigler, Unda Norris, Lori Knighting, Connie Knighting, Becky Crow, Teresa Ervin, Marie Pickens; Carol Morris, and Penny Smith. JUNIOR TROOP U7 A reminder that camp registration Is due before Saturday was given by Mrs. Bruce Zirkle ~t a meeting of the Junior Troop this week'. Day camp will be held at Kiashuta near Chester the week of June 5 under the direction of Mrs. Philip Ohlinger with senior scouts as aides. The fee Is $4 for tbe five day program. Work on the sewing badge was continued during the meeting held at the Pomeroy Elementary School. The girls are making macrame tote bags. Plans for participation in the o~rvance of "Keep America Beautiful" Day were made. The scouts are to meet at the home of Mrs. Zirkle on Peacock Ave. at I p.m. From there they wW walk downtilW!' and ga !her up tra@ and debris along the railroad tracks lri front of the business houses. Parents are to pick the girls up at 4 p.m. at Bowers Drive-ln. Alllre for the day is old clothes and a pair of gloves. POMEROY BROWNIES 171 Father's Day gifts were COilStructed and painted at Thursday's meeting of the Pomeroy Brownies at the First Baptist Church of Pomeroy. · , Mrs. Margaret Sheridan and Ml?l· Mina Swisher distributed camp booklets and reminded the girls that day 'camp registration is due. Utter bags were given to eaCh of the Brownies who will be doing neighborhood cleanup in the Keep American Beautiful observance . OurCo The District 8 junior conference to be held Saturday at Racine. Tbe dance will be held from 9 to 12 p.m. with the the Sacred Heart catholic :·euth~rtsons" of Pl. Pleasant providing music. The event Chur ch basement was 1s semi..fm:m"l, sponsor_ed by the FrenCh Club. This year's ·discussed during a meeting of ball IS dedicated to Eddie Howery, ~ren<;h teaCher at South:.. . the Junior American Legion ern from 1963 to 1970 under whose direction the ball became · Auxiliary of· Feeney-Bennett an annual event and who is presenUy confined at home ill. · Post 128, Tuesday night. Registra lion is scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m. The fee for :;;;;::::•:•:O!•!•!·!•!•!•!•!•!·::::;•'o!•!•!•!o!•'::::X:::::::::·····::::::::::::::·x::.-:::z·..~&···-.··~·····i:!~··;·~;·;o;·~·- registration is $1 · and the luncheon charge is $1. A report was given on ,the recent bake sale with proceeds of $72 being IElementary r SOCiaTcalendarl Honor Roll w=-~~:::~:!::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::o.w::~:'~!:::::::::::~::~::::::::::::::::::x:~ i DINNER PLANNED The election day dinner of L~~'-Al~ the Rutland Firemen's Auxiliary will be served in the .· garage of the Martin Funeral Home. Serving will begin •at noon and the menu will include vegeta ble soup, salads, sand· wiches and desserts. Vegetable soup will also be available by the quart. Party Given Mr. and Mrs. Da vid Zirkle, Middleport, entertained with a fam ily par ty in observance of the birthday anniversary of their daughter, Terri Ann, II, April 18. A decorated birthday cake baked by Mrs. Zirkle was se rved with ice cream, soft drinks and coffee to Debbie Zirkle, Mrs. Roberta Maynard, Mr. a nd Mrs. Russell Mayna rd, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maynard, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Plants, Ruth Anna, Sammie and Le Anna, Mic hele Zirkle, and Mrs. Clyda Allensworth. Gifts were presented to Te;-ri. BROTHER DIES Mr. and Mrs. Phil Baldwin, Pomeroy, were called to Baltimore, Md . over th e weekend due to the death of her brother, Gilmer S. Scott in an a utomobile acc ident. They were accompanied by their daughter and son-in-law, Mr . and Mrs. David Coy of Chillicothe. A .thought for today : President George Washington said, "To be prepared for war is one of the most effectual means of preserving peace." ___..,. ' -......_ ~ \ ... ' We wlrello-s Evtrywhero ...-.. .... 992-2039 • ·Pomeroy Flower Shop • Bullernur Ave., Pomeroy TRIP CONCLUDED Charles H. Wise of Middlepor t and Waverly has returned from New York City, Paintsville, Ky., and Columbus on business for the Ohio Valley Electric Corp. _j ...Miirsllll.M;;;i.;.;lll;.irci.;;.;V.;•;;.n~M;;.•';.;•;.r.... 124 . We invite you ro drop in get acquainted. We feel we have lhe talent to I of the RUTLAND BRANCH ~ I of the Pomeroy National Bank Thank You Opera1ors: Erma, Jea~ Yoho On Salem Street In Rutland, 0. Phone 992·28AO SOUVENIRS REFRESHMENTS Visit With Us Tamorrow and· See the New Banking Facilities. DOOR PR~, BOWL OF MONEY Enter Your Guess When You Visit! • Teller Windows, O:teck Desk, Bank Sign ' Cotmter, Fixture Work, Color Scheme, Interior Design' Your Headquarters for Arrow Shirts-Greatest Selection In The Big Bend Area For Dress and Sport Dacron, Cotton and Knit Many Styles To Choose From BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. ..: ' 299 PUTNAM AVE. The J. S. Maclean Co. 470 S. FRONT ST. Karr Construction Co. COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215 PHONE 985·3341 RFD POMEROY, OHIO All ·B anking Equipment . RING No. 18-$15.00, Plus S3.00 for each synthetic birthstone . l OK while or yellow cold. Rln~ will hold ~ to 6 stones . Advertising, Marketing :· : i Plwithing and Design Creative Communications, _Inc. 326 FRONT STREET MARiffiA, OH!O 45750 ..• Installer ' Ohio Valley Plumbing and Heating, Inc. :'·:. ... 232 E. SECOND ST. . :\ POMEROY, OHIO 45769 ~-· RING No. 70 - S3UI. Plus $5.00 lor each enulne atone except 15.00 addit ional when diamond Is reque1ted. 14K white or yellow cold. Rln,: will hold 2 to 7 1tonea . . l KIPLING SHOES '6"TO 15.99. In MIDDLEPORT Elec~rical Work Lefebure Corporation CotorfuJ, meaning(ul ~it h tine simulated, birthstones for each child (up tu six stonts) , Customset, a treasure for mothers, grandmothers. Father's jcwdry from $7.:)0. .Order Early Loafers · Buckles · Wing Tip · Boots heritage house •;, mile on Rt. 143. off Rt. -ARROw- SAT. APRIL 29 ONLY! RAND SHAW & Values "Beauty Spot" RING No. 5t - 116.00. Plus $3 .00 for each synth etic birthstone . IOK while or ye llow ~~:old . RlnR will hold 2 to 7 stones. ON All $9,99 To $18.99 New Banking Quarters salisfy you . Lunch Planned .. Eor All Occasions __.._, '" I Welcome to the Opening of Our for refreshments and off FLOWERS • cellent Masters Degree to be conferred on the annual class. This degree is conferred only once a year and all companions who have been advanced during the year will be taking degree. Refreshments will follow the meeting. MIDDLEPORT GARDEN Club, home of Mrs. M. L. French, 7:30 p.m. Monday. Mrs. Uoyd Blackwood, Miss Lucille Smith and Miss Frieda Faehnle will be c<Hlostessei Mrs. B. B. Zeigler will present the program. SALEM CENTER PTA, May VISITS HERE Harold Davis of Columbus, securi ty officer at the Neil House, visited his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis and son, and his daughter, Miss Janet Davis, here recently . $300 fla\ur . ~:;,~;~:.~:eth~:~~e~o:. reported. From t~ls four flowering crabapple tree!! were purchased and set out at· the Legion Memorial . Park in Middleport . . A rummage sale 'WaS set for May IB-20, and a ·wiener roast was planned for IIMi May meeting at the Park. Angela Dailey brought the door prize which was won by Paula Cunningham. lADIES !, Monday, 7:30.Recognitionof gra ndparents. Piano recital to be given by students. THEODORUS COUNCIL, Daughgers of America, 7:3(1 Monday night at the IOOFhall. First nomination of officers. Games. Members to take coo ki es or sandwiches for · 1hour. Attendance urged . SOCia POMEROY GARDEN Club Monday, 7:30 p. m., home of Mrs . .Edward Baer. Mrs. Roy Betzing , co-hostess. Gues t HYMN SING Su nd ay nig ht. Mrs. Pauline Hester, Sti vers ville Comm unity speaker . Church Youth Fellowship, 1:30 REVIVAL, Stiversv ill e p. m. Everyone welcome. Communi ty Church Youth Fellowship , beginning MonMEIGS COUNTY Council on day, 7:30 p. m. Rev. George Aging, St. Paul's Lutheran Hoschar, speaker. RACIN E BASEBALL assn. Church, Sunday, April 30, at 2:30 p.m. A county-wide Monday 7 p. m. Club meeting open to all interested Restaurant, Racine. TUESDAY in problems of the aged. A ELECTION DAY Dinner report will be given on funding Church Tuesday . Menu In: and planned activities . el udes soup, sandwiches, pie, ca ke a nd homemade ice MONDAY cream. MEIGS CHAPTER, Order of POMEROY CHAPTER OES DeMolay. regular meeting, 186, Tuesday, 7:45 p. m., at 7:30 Monday at the Masonic Masonic Temple. Bring arTe mple. Election of officers. ticles for silent auction. ELECTION DAY dinner at Letart Falls Community Hall, Tuesday. Menu includes ham, chicken, soup, sandwiches, pie, SYRACUSE - The Ladies coffee, Iced tea. Proceeds for Auxiliary of Volunteer building fund . ELECTION DAY dinner at Firemen will serve a plate lunch meal at the meeting Masonic I.odge Hall, Chester, house at Municipal park Tuesday sponsored by WSCS of Saturday, April29. Serving will Chester United Methodist begin at 11 :30 a .m. and con- · Church . tinue until sold out. The menu is ham, scalloped potatoes, green beans, cole slaw, rolls, coffee or tea and pie , Price $1 per plate with pie 25 cents extra. The meal may be eaten in the dining room or taken home. Sale I has friendly ,_ Temple . Royal and select master degrees to be con(erred · PAST MATRONS of Evangeline Chapter, Middleport, Friday 7:30 p.in. in basement dining room of Masonic Temple, Middleport . . DANCE, Pl. Pleasant Htgh School, Friday . Jays will emcee. Admission 75 cents. School sponsored. CH LC ~Ai~RD.~ y b Sa d Ba_r ec 0 e tor ay 11 a. m. tt11 supp 1y runs out, rain or Shine, Legion Park behind Post Office in M'ddl t S d b i epor · ponsore Y Middleport firemen. K OF p and Py thian Sisters . · family potluck, 6:30p .m. m the K of P Hall. Meat and drinks furnished. SUNDAY HYMN SING Sunday 1:30 to 4:30Wesleyan Unied Methodist Ch urc h, Racin e, Everyone welcome. MONDAY BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, Royal and Select Masters, 7:30 ONE DAY E.O.M. tt-::lt~~~~~J L~ .. Saturday, April 2 9:00 a..m. to 4:00 p.m. · Conference is On Saturday ers •Par•• .. For . M~Day, Mayl4 PHONE 228-8908 C.·Hindy Electric COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215 293 RACE STREET .. ...,.; Air Conditio-qing Arnold Brothers . . . Heating & Plumbing 618 E. MAIN ST. .MIDDLEPORT,,OHIO 45760 . POMEROY, OHIO 45769 �, . v •• ~ . ;~ ... . •J,., . . .-¥> • • • , • • 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Aprtl28, 1972 • MIDDLEPORT PEN I TECOSTAL - Th~rd ; Ave, the Rev William Kn•ttel, pastor Ronald Dugan, Sunday school supt Classes tor all ages, evening service. 7 30 p.m., Linson Stebbins, Ass't Pastor Bible study, Wednesday. 7 30 p m yo 1J0pm POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Perrin, past<H". Ror. Mayer, Supt Church schooo. 9 15 a m , worship, 10 24 a m ; you1h choir rehearsal Monday. 6 30 p.m , Mrs Marvin Burt, director; senior chOir rehearsal, 7 30 p m , Thursday, Mrs Paul Nease. director POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Corner Union and Mulberry. Rev Clyde V Henderson, pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m , Raymond Walburn , supt ST. PAUL LUTHE,RAfll, Re•. Arthur C Lund. pastor. Sunday School·, 9 IS a m , Charles E•aos, Supt , worship service, 10 30 a m Confirmation class, Tuesday. 4·15 to 5 30 p m • Junior Con· flrmation class, Thursday, 6 30 to7<4.5pm SEVEN DAY AbVENTIST Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy Herbert Morgan. pastor Sabbath school, Saturday. 2 p m , worship, 3 15 p m Reach Apple Grove News, Events • • • " ~ervlces, Friday , _ FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum, Mid dleport. Noel Herrman. pastor. Guy Prlday. Sunday School D1rec tors cady at West Jefferson Calhng on Erwm Gloeckner whu recently underwent sut gcry at Holzer Medtcal Center were Herbert Shtelds, Mr and Mrs. Marshall Adams, Mrs Mtldred Donohew and Mr and Mrs Btll Fox Mr and Mrs Bob McNtckles and Mrs. McNtckles' mother of Spokane, Wash , vtstted Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ntce, Mr and Mrs Raymond Poerce, Mr and Mrs Lowell McNtckles over the weekend Mr and Mt s Jack Ables and ch tldren , Vtckt and Ron, vtStted James ~bles at Logan Mr and Mrs Orvtlle Harpold of Belpt e were Sunday guests uf Mr and Mrs Btll Fox and Davt~ Mrs Joyce Wh1te entertamed Thursday evemng m honor of her husband, carroll Wlnte's birthday. Attendmg \\ere Mr and Mrs Don Hupp and sons, Mr and Mrs Gerald Wells, Mandy and Amy of Syracuse. Attendmg fun eral servtces for Mrs Mabel Roush Fnday !rum uut uf town were Stdney Kane of Beaver Falls, Pa , Mt s Betty Stewart, Mrs Mildred Foster and Mrs Cora Buck ol Columbus and Harold Hayman ol Westervtlie. Mtss Pam Buck of Oh10 Umverstty at Athens spent the weekend wtth het parents, Mr and Mrs Roy Buck Mr and Mrs Buck and Early Roush accompamed her to Athens Sunday evemng Cong r essman Cla rence Mtller sent Mrs Vtrgtl Roush a flag Utat had flown over the capt tal, to be used a I the Letart Faits Commumty Hall Mr Mtller .also sent a dona bon to help wtth repatrs on the bmldmg Mrs Larry O'Bnen and chtldren, Jtmmy, Unda and carol Ann, spent Saturday night with 1'4r and Mrs. Mtke O'Brien at Columbus Mr and Mrs Leonard Roush ol Cmcmnall VlSlted hts mother, Mrs Ehzabeth Roush over the weekend. Carpenter Grate, pastor Worship service, 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday .tl1e FIRST UNITED PRES· Sunday School, 9 ~ 30 am BYTERIAN, Harrisonville, Richard Barton , supt Prayer Sunday Church School. 9:30 meetin~ . Wednesday, 7 30 p m. am, Mrs Homer le!, Supt., BRADFORD CHURCH OF Morn 1ng Worsh•p 10 30 a m CHRIST - Cltllord Smit h FIRST UNITED tTumster Sunday School 9 30 PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, r1 m , morning chur ch 10 30 Sunday Church School. 9 30 am Sunday evemng servt ce, Supt Saturday evening ser'{lce, 7 p m Sunday School, 10 a m , Sunday evening worship, am, Lewis Sauer , Supt.. 7pm MornlnQ Worship, 10 30 a m FIRST BAPTIST ol Mid dleport, corner of Sixth and Palmer 'Streets, Rev Charles Simons. pastor Fred Hoffman , Sunday School FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse, Morning Worship, 9 a m • SOnday Church School, 10 a m Mrs. Sampson Hall, Supt Superintendent Sunday church STIVERSVILLE COM· schoql for everyone 9 15 a m., MUNITY, Rev Edsel Hart. out for ltfe meefmgs each Morning worship 10 lS a m ; Sunday School servtce Saturday. Tuesday and Thurs Evening services, 7 30 p m ; pastor 10 a m Prayer Meeting each day e•enlngs 7 30 Wednesday prayer service, 7 30 Thursday 7· 30 p m Sunday GRAHAM UiiiiTED p m Extra youth activities on evening service, 7· 30 p m METHODIST - Preach ing 9.30 Sunday, 5 p.m , for all youth up ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Morning worship 10 30 a m. Evening service 7 30 p m Mid week service, Wednesday, 7 30 pm , first and second Sundays GRACE EPISCOPAL - aof m each , thtrd and fourth Rev Leroy Davis, minister. Sundaysmonth each month, worship Morning prayer and sermon, service at 7• 30 p m Wednesday 10:30a m Holy commun ion and evenings at 7 30 Prayer and sermon, llrs1 Sundays, 10 30 Bible Study • am Church school, kin FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· dergarten through elgh1h TIST - !82 Mulberry Ave , grade, 10 30 a m Pomeroy, w1lh S B C, POMEROY CHURCH OF the Rev alllllated Fred Hill, pastor CHRIST- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr, Sunday School. 9 30 a m , pastor Bible School, 9 30 a m, worship, 10 30 a.m worship, 10 30. adult worship morning society, 6 30 am NYPS, service and young peoples 6junior 45 p m Sunday evangellsttc meeting, both 7· 30 p m Sunday· meeting. 7 30 p m Prayer Wednesday. combined Bible Wednesday. 7 30 p m study end prayer meeting, 7 30 meeting MIDDLEPORT pm. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST THE SALVATION ARMY - Corner and Main, Envoy Ray S Wining, olllcer In MiddleportFourth Rev Henry L Key, charge Sunday, 10 a.m • Jr , pastor Sunday School 9 30 Holiness meeting; 10 30 am, am , Arnold Richards, supl Sunday School Young People's Morning worship 10 30 a m • Legion, 7 p.m., Thursday, I to 3 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSESp m., Ladles Home League , 7 Larry Carnahan presidi ng p m., Prep classes. minister Sunday, Btble lecture, SACRED HEART - Rev m , Watchtower study, Father Bernard Krajcovlc, 9103030a a.m . Tuesday, Bible pastor Phone 992 2825. 7 30 p m , Thursday, Saturday evening Mass, 7 30 study, ministry school 7 30 p m , p m Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 servtce meeting 8 30 p.m a m Confessions, Saturday, 7· MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of 7 30 p.m thrlsl on Christian Union POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST lawrence Manley, pastor , Mrs. - Robert Kuhn, pastor ; William Russell Young, Sunday School Watson. Sunday school supt Supt Sunday School 9 30 am , Sundayschool. 9 30 am , BYF, 6 p m ; Billie study, Wed Evening worship 7•30 Wed prayer meeting. 7 30 nesday, 7 p m , choir practice. nesday pm Wednesday, 8 30 p m By Mrs. Herber! Roush Mr and Mrs Don Bell and daughter, Lorna, spent a recent weekend wtth Dr and Mrs. Earl Grimm and sons at Columbus Mrs Harold Grtmm ol Columbus called m the Gnmm home to vtslt wtth the Bells. St Clatr Hill was a Sunday dinner guest or hlS brother, Mr and Mrs. John Htll and Unda The Golden Rule Sunday School Class of the Letart Falls Methodtst Church met at the home ol Mrs Erma Hill Thursday evemng Members attendtng were Mrs Nora C~oss, Mrs Grace Rullman, Mrs. Shtrley Dugan, Mrs. Margte Roush, Mrs Lots Bell, Mrs. Inez Hill and Unda Htll Guests were Mrs Lucille Dtehl and son, Brtan , Beth Huffman and Ktm Dugan Harold Roush of Portland VISited St. Clatr Htll Thursday evenmg. Mrs Roy Donohew and son, Greg, spent a weekend wtth Mr and Mrs George Donohew and family at Columbus Mr and Mrs Charles Wtnebrenner and chtldren ol Cheshire spent Sunday wtth Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Donohue Mr Marvm Wickersham IS a medtcal pallent at the Holzer Medical Center Mrs. Etleen Roush and Mrs Ferne B Hayman were Gallipolis vtsttors Mrs Hayman was to see her doctor rt Holzer Medtcal Center Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis and daughter, Judy ol Parkersburg, Mr and Mrs Clarence Story and daughter, Rosale'e or Darwin spent Sunday wtth Mr and Mrs Erwm Gloeckner Mrs. Ada Noms vtstted wtth her s1ster, Mr and Mrs Jtm Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pearson, Mrs Sally Savage and daughter, Robm , were dmner guests or Mr. and Mrs JuniOr Salser and Mike, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs Don Rtlfie and children ol Columbus spent a weekend wtth Mr and Mrs. Lester Roush and vistted other relallves Mr and Mrs. Don Bell and St Clatr Htll vtstted Mrs Albert McClam at Cutler, Monday evemng. Mrs McClain is recuperating !rom recent surgery Joey Htll or Columbus spent Saturday mght wtth James Ray Htll and vtsited other relatives Mrs Enna Wtlson was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Wayre Wtlson and family ' Mrs Gladys Shtelds, Mrs Edna Roush of Racine were dmner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Randall Roberts Mrs Robert Smith has been assisting In the care of her daughter, Mrs. Jerry Johnson and new baby at Racine Mr and Mrs. Herbilrt Roush and Mrs Iva Orr attended a hymn sing at the Freedom Gospel Mtsston Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Admla, Mrs. Larry O'Brien and chJldren, Junmy, Linda, and Carol, spent a weekend wllh Mr. and Mnt. Vernon n. Police G~ared for Jtiot c~eg Erwins Lancer Rally · De eats • S d Rail -Gzven Shower DISperse t~. ent . y M~sE~re~A~~:.n.~h~~or~~~ IY7hzte Ea l cons 8 - 7 UNITED MINISTRY OF Servtce, 7 30 p.m , Youth MEIGS COUNTY, The Untied meetmg 6 30 p m.. Evenmg Prosbylertln Church, Dwight worshtp, 7 30 P m L Zavltz, Pa stor Di rec tor. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE George W Hu tton and Rev NAZARENE - Rev Herbert to sixth grade, 6 30 for junior P omeroy Harrisonville and senior high students Road Kenneth Eberts, pastor CHURCH OF CHRIST, Paul McElroy, Sunday School 5th and Main . Supt Sunday School 9 30 am , Raulln Moyer , pastor Michael morntng worship and com Gerlach, Sunday School supl munton , 10 30 a m , Sunday Middle~ort , Btble School, 9 30 am , mor eventng youth Chnsttan en nmg worship, 10 30 a m , deavor, 6 30, Worship servtces, evemng worship, 7 30 p m : Sunday, 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer service 7 p m Wed evening prayer' meeting and nesday B1ble study, 7 30 p.m. MORNING STAR - Worsh1p UNITED FAITH NON· 9 30 a m . Church School 10 30 DENOMINATIONAL - R:v a m Mid Week Service, Robert Smith, pastor Sunday Wednesday, 8,.p m school, 9 30 am , Bob Barber, MORSE CHAPEL- Worsh1p supt , worshop service. 10 30 11 a m , 1st and 3rd Sundays. am ; youth meeting, 6 45 Church School, 10 am p m , church, 7 30 p m , PORTLAND - Worship 7 30 prayer meeting, Wednesday p m , Church School 9 30 a m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN SUTTON - Worship, 11 am IN CHRIST- Eldon R Blake. 1nd and 4th Sundays , Church pastor Sunday School, 10 am School 10 a m Winnie Holsinger, sup! Mar WESLEYAN (Ractnet - n1ng sermon, ll a m , Evenmg Worshi p, 11 a m , Church servtce Chnsttan Endeavor. School, 10 a m 7 30p m . Mrs Lyda Chevalier, UMYF lor all churches ol lhe presi dent Song servtce and · Southern Cluster, 7 30 p m sermon, 8 20 Mtd Week prayer each Sunday at the Youth meet tng Wednesday , 7 30 p m Center (Oak Grove Road J Mrs Marie Holsinger, class NORTHEAST CLUSTER lea der Rev Jacob Lehman POMEROY LOWER LIGHT Rev Standley Brandum CHURCH - Harmon vl lle JOPPA - Worsh ip 10 a m , Road, Rev Roy Taylor, pastor , Church School 9 am Prayer Henry Eblin, Sunday School Meellng , Wednesday, 8 p m oupt ~unday School. 9 30 a m LONG BOTTOM - Church evening worship, 7 30 p m services, 9 a m , Sunday School Prayer and praise servtce, 9 45 a m Bible study every Thursday, 7 30 p m Thursday, 7 30 p m COMMUN tTY CHURCH, NORTH !I ETHEL - Worship Dexter - Worship serv1ces 11 a m , Church School 10 a m Saturday and Sunday, 7 30 ALFRED - Sunday school. Qm , 9 .45 a m each Sunday , HEMLOCK GROVE preaching at 11 a m each CHRISTIAN - Dav1d )Iauner, Sunday Prayer meetmg, 7 45 pastor Stan lord Stockton , supt p m Wednesday . WSCS. 8 p m. Morntng worshtp, 9 30 a m , on third Tuesday each month. church school, 10 30 a m , REEDSVILLE - Sunday young peoples meeting, 6 30 school , 9 30 , preach ing, 7 30 p.m , evening worship, 7 30 p m Sunday . prayer meeting, B1ble.,.tudy, Wednesday, 7 30 7 30 p.m. Tuesday; WSCS. 7 30 pm llrst Thursday each month MT. UNION BAPTIST SILVER RIDGE- Worsh ip, Rev Cecil Cox, pastor Sunday 10 a m Church School, 9 a m school supt , Joe Sayre Sunday TUPPERS PLAINS school. 9 45 a m • Sunday Worship 9 a m , Churoh School evening worship, 7 30 Wed· 10 am nesday prayer and Bible study, KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, 7 30 p m Hobart Newell, suot Services TUPPERS PLAINS weekly, 9 30 a m on Sunday CHRISTIAN CHURCH Preaching first and th ird Eugene Underwood , pastor , Sundays of month by Clifford Howard Caldwell. Jr .. Sunday Smith , 9 30 a m. School Supt • . Sunday School. HOBSON CHRISTIAN 9 JO a m ; Morn lng sermon, UNION - Darrel Doddrlll. lQ 30 a m , Sunday evening pastor Sunday School, 9. 30 servit_e, 7 D m a m , Leonard Gilmore, ftrst LETART FALLS UNITED elder, evening service, 7 30 BRETHREN - Rev Robert pm Wednesday prayer Shook, pastor , Herschel Norris, meeting, 7 30 p m. supt Sunday school, 9·30 am , MT MORIAH CHURCH OF morning sermon, 10 30 a m , GOD - Racine Route 2 The evening sermon, 7 30 alter Rev Charles Hand, pastor nallng each Sunday Prayer Sunday school, 9 45 a.m , service, Wednesday, 7 30 p m morning worship, 11 am. Prayer meeting, 7 30 p m Eventng services, Thuesday alternating Sundays and Friday, 7 30. • CHESHIRE CHURCH OF BEARWALLOW RIDGE GOD OF PROPHECY, G P CHURCH OF CHRIST- David Sm1th, pastor Sunday ,School, Jewell, pastor Bible study, 9 30 10 a.m ; Arthur Henson, Supt .. am , morntng worship, 10 30 , Morning Worship 11 .a m , good 7 30 p m Wednesday servtte, 8 KENT,OhlO(UPI) - More erarallyontheCommonswas sup l Sunday School, 9 30 a m , Mornmg worshtp , 10 30 am , • Even10g worsh1p. 7 30 p m Wednesday, Christian Youth Crusade, 6 30 p m , Prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Thursday, cho1r praclt ce, 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH .OF CHRIST - Danny Evans, pastor Norman C. Wil l. supl Sunday School 9 30 am .. Worsh1p ser~Jice, 10 30 am Chrtsttan Endeavor Sun'day even mg. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· TER DAY SAINTS- Portland Rac10e Road Ralph Johnson , pastor Herbert Whtte, Sunday Prayer Serv1ce, 1 30 p m preachtng serv tce, 2 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Sunday school, 9 JO am, V H Braley , sup! , commun ton and devo t tons 10 30 a m Regu lar board meeltng 7 30, lh1rd Saturday each month THE RUTLAND COM· MUNITY CHURCH - Rev RIChard Dubbeld , pastor God, in H1s mfinately w1se plannmg, gave us the earth to make use of- to care for. Without th1s care, the so1l and 6.elds become barren People are not very different. Wc need three kmds of care if we are to flourash phyucal, mental and spmtual Unfortunately the last, m many ways the mosc tmportant, u often most neglected. The sp1rit u a great part of you I Nurture it by attendmg the church of your ch01ce Snurday Hose·a I John I 1·10 l !! l·~B ' I l f 11 ;n Wtlh the hooe it will. tn some measure, foster and help sustain that wh1ch •s good in fam tly and communtty ltfe, lhts feature os sponsored by the bustness ftrms and organtzattons whose names appear belo w AU WEATHER ROOFING And Construclton Co. D B A Anthony Pl umbmg and Heatmq_ 240 L•ncoln St. 992 2550 Mtddleport HEINER'S BAKERY Mtddleport. Oh oo BOGGS EQUIPMENT MARK VSTORE ' Sa les Allis Chalmers - Serv1ce Farm lndu strta l Lawn Garden Tuppers Plam s 667·3435 M;ddleport, Ohto OOMIGAN SOHIO STATION OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. LYONS MARKET Member of th e Btg 3 General MerchandiSe Tuppers Plams 667-3280 MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL • George Casto, pastor Sunday School. 9 30. eventng worsh tp 7 30 Thur sday evenmg praye r' THE FARM'ERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. MASON FIRST BAPTIST Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Craig, pastor Sunday school • 9 45 a.,m , worshtp se rvic e, 11 . a m ; tratnmg union, 6 30 p m evenmg worshtp servtce, 7 30 p.m Mld·week prayer service ' Wednesday, 7 30 p m CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services at 315 Main St , PI Pleasant. Sunday School 9 15 am Sundays, 11 am , Wed nesday , test tm onial meeting 8 p m All welcome SWISHER & LOHSE GAUL'S MARKET Chester. Oh•o . Meig s County t:lranch ' GAUL'S TRAILER SALES and --------------- I t_____________ ' l I NEW YORK CI.OntiNG HOUSE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE VIUAGE CUT RATE VIUAGE ROWER SHOP ... Middleport, 0. Spruce Up For Spring WITH QUALITY WOOD SUGAR RUN MILLS . THE AntENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE RIDENOUR SUPPLY 111 The OHIO LEGISLAJURE ''As a legislator, he has delivered the goods" - . FAIRVIEW BIBLE atURCH , Re -elect OAKLEY COLLINS CommiMee . ' II r Irma D. Keyes. Treasurer Pd. Pol. Adv . I I I · I I,' ... I II · j .. ' 'I'' The RANDALL • C4722W Modern Contemporary styled console o C~romacolor 100 Picture Tube • Glare-Ban P1cture Face • Custom•zed Tuning , 25" dlag. Super-Screen Ptcture • Tttan 100 Handcrafted .Chassis o Super Gold Video Guard Tuner o Aulomalic Fine-tuning Control INGELS FURNITURE ]MIDDLEPORT, .O. I I II I :I ) No man, past or present, h?s dlre~led more f!1illlons of dollars l~to rural Ohio from the wealthier, tndustrtal areas of the state - sal!tnQ local property owners and taxpayers thousands of dollars in higher taxes while upgrading schools, highways, and local governments. . 'I jljl Dayton Daily News BEN FRANKLIN STORE I . \II' I, . OAKLEY COLLINS .. 'I I .I dllg with . SADIE'S MARKET featuring a giant-screen 25'picture with customized tuning KEEP RURAL OHIO MOVING UPWARD 296 W. Second Ph . 992-3863 Pomeroy . F. J. WAllACE, JEWELER ! new 1972 Sllltfil St~ltEEI . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Electric Motor Repatr - Letart Route 1, the Rev Sta n St Rl 7 Chesler, Ohto 810 W. Mam 992-5750 Craig, pastor Sunday schoo I, Choose the Church of your Choice 9 30 a m , prayer and Blbl e I·· study, 7 30 p m Collage prayer serv1ce, Tuesday, 10 a m • Those from the eommumty worship service, Friday, 7 30 attendmg the 4-H Club Pian-Apm MASON CHURCH 0 F Rams at Pomeroy recently Take Someone with You to Church Meats and Groceries CHRIST Loren T. Stephens• . In Pomeroy Over 90 Years were Mrs Gay Johnson, Grant, Syracuse minister. Worship, 10 am • 992-3986 Randy, and Juha, Mrs Jack Kerm 11 Wa lion, Mgr . Bible study , 11 15 a m , even in .. worshtp, 7 30 p m M1d wee ~ Allman and Kimberly, Mrs . serv•ce, Wednesday, 7 30 p.m Clay Jordan and Barbara, MASON ASSEMBLY 0 F Conme, Debbte, and Lori GOD - Second St , Mason, W Mtller, Mtke and Cheryl Va Chester Tennant, pasto r. I Sunday school, 10 am , mo r Furniture and Appliances Church and Office Supplies· Gifts Lawson, Mr. and Mrs Dorsey nmg worship 11 am • Chesler, o., 992-2641 Middleport 1 Phone 985-3308 Jordan, Virgmia, Rtcky and evangelistic ser•lce, 7 30 p m . Ralph; Lisa and Tammy Bible study and prayer servl~e . Wednesday, 7 30 p m Phon e . . . Peerey, Rtlla Rhoades, Dale 773-5133 Attend the Church of Your Choice and George Rowley and HARTFORD CHURCH 0 F Margie, Lester, Marco and CHRIST In ChriStian Union Rev O'Dell Manley. paslo r. Robert Jeffers Bulova Watches-Sales & Service ':. Sunday school, 9 30 am , Roger Pomeroy 186 N. Second Middleport Ph . 992-3498 Manley, supl , evening servlce, ; . 7 30 Wednesday ~venin g 1 You'll I prayer meeting. 7· 30 p m tract It do1n Sunday evening youth servlce 1 6 45 with Macy Lou Carte r, and t· much faster 1 leader No Tuesday servtce I· , CHRISTIAN SCIENC E " We Sponsor Jesus" "'the Services, 315 Matn St , PI evening worship, 6 30 p.m Young Peoples ser~Jice, 7 p m , Pleasant Sunday services, 11 Rev . Stah ,Craig, Pastor · I WANT AD Jr Wednesday Bible sfudy, 7 30 Evening service, 7 30 p m , a m Wednesday Testlmonl ol Rac1ne, Ohio Ph. 949-3272 . p.m. Wednesday Mid Week Prayer meeting, 7 30 p m ........ I " ), News, Event I QUALITY AT REASONABLE PRICE! Famtly Recrealion Swimming Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors Pr1scriplions 992-2955 Pomeroy Robinson's Qeaners $28 . ROYAL OAK PARK Pomeroy-Member F D I C. & Federal Reserve System SHIRT _ FINISHING (Come Along) Oh10's Ol~est Dodge Dealer Mo dleport. 0 Morntng worship 10 30 a m Young people's servtce 6 45 pm E~,~angellsltc serv1c.es • 7 30 p m Wednesday eventng servtce 7 30 p m serv1ce, 7 30 p m • The Store wtlh A-Heart Ractne 949 3342 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Bakers of Holsum Bread Mid dleport, Ohio and Rick Hessoo are the only Wahama 0 I I 0 4 I 0-7-15·> two boys to htt safety orr of •Fed Hocking 2 0 I 0 0 0 :>U-3 Hubbard thts season. Roush went 2-3 m thetr last meetmg and Hesson 1-3 So tomorrow evemng at 3 30 p m the Whtte Falcons wtll see Mr Hubbard lor the second ttme as he lS slated ro go after SAME DAY hts fourth wm of the season and SE RVIC;E hts fourth no-htt game The In At 9- 0ut AI 5 game-tune has been moved up one hour to 3 30 because or the Use Our .. ree Parktng lot Jr Sr prom at Wahama tomorrow mght. 216 E 2nd, Pomeroy Aimed for CJeanup ·Day Maes 2-TON Pull 'n Hoist RACINE FOOD MARKEl Pomeroy Athens Road A Family That Worshtps Together Stays Together .' Health Center Open House is Planned May 7 - Grtmm, Jr , pa stor . Middleport M& RFOODLINER Bakers of Good Bread Huntmgton , W Va · Diet Rite Cola GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. Phone 992 3284 ' MOTOR HOME famone would sweep tlie land. Wtdncsday ' WINNEBAGO Thu 1S the so1l, the good earth wathout which man could not cxlst Suppose we woke up tomorrow to find a concrete world Flowers would wilt, plants would d1 c, and M o nd~y Tuesday I Cu rmth1anli ha11h J Area SCOUts and a 11 Ttmo1hy , nusstonary butldtng of the New A speaker at Thursday's Haven Ftrst Church of God the only only to !til the bases BY GARY CLARK rally told the students tt was Hostesses were Mrs Lester by htttmg the next man up "absolutely vttal" for the war Dodson, Mrs Dav1d Ftelds, w tth one out and the bases A last ummg rally produced protest to con tmue here Jr , and Mrs. Wylhs Davts, Jr loaded Belcher was tagged for "Already Overhealed" Games were played and ftve runs lor the Federa1 three stratght smgles whtch The umverstty trustees, pnzes awarded to Mrs Helen Hockmg Lancers Thursday b(Ought m threee runs and aoddefeat enabledDave the Lancers through the state attorney genQUivey and Mrs Bon me mght host to Arrttt's made the score 7-6 Wlth the eral's office, obtamed a tempo. Ftelds The door prozes were Falconsam by an score. sacks still lull Daugherty was rary restratnmg · order won by Mrs Nelhe Duddmg Whtte Four walks four11-7smgles then erased on a ltelder's "aga mst any tndlVldual and Mrs Frances Taylor were all tt took to do the chmce lor the second out Thts commtlting vtolence at Kent The color scheme used lor brought up Jerry Dolle who State, trespassmg on property th e decuratwns was. ptnk , Falcons m, whtch was thetr smacked a low hner down the m proved as many days not normally open to the green and yellow Refresh- second Randyloss Clark to be the ftrst base lme. Randy Clark, pubhc, blockmg corrtdors ments of cake, punch, mmts h who moved to ftrst base when btg bat for Wahama as e which are normally open to the and nuts were served The Belcher was brought m to pounded out four stratght htts pubhc, orfrom interferong wtth cakes, whtch were mdlVlduaily as many times at the plate pttch, dove and knocked the 10 the normal and lawful decorated wtth pmk roses and ~ hesterRoush was nght behmd ball down after tt had already operattons or the umverstty" the weddmg belt mmts, were "tth three htts m hve times to htt the bag. Clark humedly Attorney General Wtlliam J made b) Mrs Emory Roush the plate All IOI(ether the p1cked up the ball am touched Brown satd hts olhce shares Guests were Mrs Alton Falcons stroked an unbeatable the bag Clark looked up to see the concern of the tntstees Roush, Mrs B1rd1e Roush, hlteen htts But 1t sltll wasn t the ltrst base umptre stgnalmg "that no addittonal fuel be Mrs Helen Qutvey, Mtss Jane enough as the Whtte Falcons that 11 was a fatr ball and thus added to an already Qutvey, Mrs Nelhe Duddmg, couldn't choke off that last th e game should be over but tt ~" overheated sttuatton, par· Mt s Betty Weaver, Mrs mmng rally wasn't The umptre at the plate ttcularly m hght or past events Frances Taylor, Mrs Irene Federa l Hockmg broke mto overuied the lu-st base umptre at Kent State." Hendncks, Mrs Helen Hood, the scormg act m the hrst and the ball was declared foul Four students were shot to Mrs Chester Erwm, Mrs. Don mnmg as Danny Hall smacked On the ensum~ mtch Dtlhe hit ' death by Nattonal Guardsmen Erwm and Amy, Mrs Dexter a 1and 1 pttch mto center fteld one mto rt!lht fteld that was onMay4,1970,durmganti·War Et \\m, Mrs Ahce Globokar, fOta lthreebase htl An error clearly latr and drove m the protests Mrs Glen Weaver, Mrs then enabled Hall ro score ty mg and wmrung runs What Brown satd m Columbus the A masstve "cleanup' da) b) Charles Weaver, Lon and Randy Clark then struck out looked to be a sure vtctory restrammg order was obtamed Metgs , Galha and Ma son Charlene , Mt s Juha Letlhett, Daugherty and got Smtih ro fly when the Falcons were up by to prevent campus dtsorders Co unl y area scouts ts Mrs Lewts Dodson, Mrs out before Spnnger smgled to four runs at 7-3 and what and not to deny tbe students scheduled Saturday accordmg Bonme Ftelds, Mrs Betty score Hastmgs who reached should have been a sure vtctory thetr rtghts to assembly and to Wilh am 1Boli ) Knoght, Dohn, Mrs Pauhne Mayer and base on the error that scored when the ball hit the bag was not to be as tt goes down m the speak freely dt sto1cl cha trman , ol Pt Ltnda Mayer, Mrs Suste the tmttal run Pleasant , Wolle, Mrs Jane Moore, Mts Wahama managed to get record book as a defeat. Wh1le Rockwald emerged as The poOJCCt lS part of a Pansy Frye , Mrs Mane back one of the runs m the The Dai~ Sentinel the wtnnmg pttcher Belcher DEVOTED TO THE nalt onal 'Kee p Amenca Weaver, Mrs Roy Jones, Mrs second when CurtiS Roush led INTEREST OF had to absorb th e loss, hts Beaultful Day" ( KAB ) effort Esther Kmg, Mrs Lufema off wtth a trtple to center lteld MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL. undettaken by scouts across Weaver, Mrs Sarah Gtbbs, and Danny Gardner then second m as many days Exec Ed the country Jenmfer Weaver sacrtltced Roush m after Belcher whose record Tuesday ROBERT HOEFLICH , C1ty Ed1tor KAB, destgned as a htter Presenting gofts wet e Mrs Hesson had bounced back to was 2.0 now has seen hts record Publi Shed dady except preven11on educatton Rebecca Andetson, Sand t the pttcher Wahama knotted dtp as fast as poostble to 2-2 Satu rday by The Oh 1o Valley PubliSh ing Com pan y, I l l demon stt alton, atms to loc us Sargent, Mrs. Pearl Letlhett, the score a two a lim the thtrd Two tough defeats whtch were Court $1 F'omero<t 01'110 attenlton on nu lhons of adults Mr and Mrs Carroll Kmght, when Jeff Rtley, Chet Roush, not enttrely hts fault m two 45769 Bus •ness Ofltce Phone ~92 2156 ECIIIOr•al Pi'1one 992 who may be accused of havmg Sarah Gtbbs, Penny Walters, Mtke Whtte and Randy Clark days Randy Clark whose team 1157 a li tter prqbtem Mr and Mrs Leonard ' Van- smgled Roush was then ptcked leadmg battmg, had dropped Second etas~ postage pa •d at Details Are In Pomeroy 011 •o It 11as also planned to p01nt Meter , Mr and Mrs Larry off second and Lambert and from 400 to 333 and now back Nat.onat adveri 1S 11'1g to reuse and recy chng as an Catpen ter, Mts A E Erwm, Curbs Roush were retired to up to a fme 454 average Rob represental •ve Boll•nel ll Lambert lS hitting 388 and 37S Cartons Of Gal lagher Inc , 12 East 42nd answer to the sohd waste Mrs Iva Capehart, Mrs Da1sy end the Falcon threat 51 New Yor~ C•tv New York management problem Weaver, Nancy Ciatworthy, FederalHockmgwentone up to round out the team leaders Subsc r •pltOn rates De Lllter bags have been put on Mtss Lelah Jane Powell, Mrs on Wahama m the bottom halt Danny Garner lrvered by ca rr .er where Wahama laces one of the ava•lable 50 cenh per week dtspiay m the Metgs Coun ty Rebecca Reed, Mrs Lena Mae of the tlurd when Daugherty By Motor Route where carr1er strongest teams lll tlie area atea They are avatlable at Cox, Mrs Delores Taylor. smgled to lead-off then mmng. serv •ce not avaclable One month 51 75 By mall tn Oh tO Mason County Motors m Pt Raymond and Leonard Fteids, The next man groWlded to ftrst tomght when the Rampagmg and W Va One year Sl• 00 Pleasant, and at Hasktns. Mrs Faye Carpenter, Mr and base and Clark then walked the Southern Tornadres come to St • month s S7 25 Three months S4 50 Subscrtp tton Tanner store m Galhpohs Mrs Clyde Weaver, Mtss Betty next three batters to walk m to11n prtce mcludes Sunday Tcmes Southern os breezmg along Acltvtltes wtll begm around Kelly, Mrs Sh~rley Ball, Mrs. the go ahead run SenltM I wtth a !me 6-1 record Their 8 30 am, Saturday and con- Clyde Henderson , Mrs In the fifth tnnmg Wahama only loss was at the hands of • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • tinue unltl around noon tl!Ue Kathryn Weaver, Mrs Pearl exploded lor four btg runs on Wahama when they dropped a Nease, Mr and Mrs Harley four hits. Chet Roush started 11 Burns, Mr and Mrs Harold all of! by beabng out an mheld 2·1 dectston Southern has one Norton, Mr and Mts Robert htt Mtke Whtte then grounded of the best pttcbers m the area Beach, Mr and Mrs Lewis out foilowed by consecultve m Jtm Hubbard, semor nght Retbel, Mo. and Mrs Stanley smgles by Clark and Lambert bander, lor Coach Htlton Kuzmk, Mrs Rose Giobokar, Curbs Roush then grounded Wolfe's crew Hubbard has Mrs Luther Mangus, and Mrs out for the second out of the made lour starts and pttched Foster Gnnstead mmng He was followed by n~ less than three no-htt ball Rtck Hesson who was sale on games A lantasttc feat for an error and Danny Gardner anyone would be to pttch a ATHENS - Mayor Donald L. New Item With Us! who trtpled to center held stngle no-htt game m a Barrett stgned a proclamatwn drtvmg m two mlre runs and hletune MORE 'SICK' Monday de clart ng Sunday , gtve the Falcons what seemed Wahama's Chester Roush PORTSMOUTH, Oh10 (UP!) to be a comfortable 6-3 lead May 7, as Mental Health Da) m Athens when an open house '"ll - Ftfty pubhc servtce em· whtch became an even more be cond ucted by the Athens pioyes here have started comfortable 7-3 lead when calling m stck at thts Ohto Wahama put one more run Mental Health Center The theme of the Center's Rtver ctty ol 30,000, apparently across m the SIXth mmng on open house IS "Mental Health : Jmmng pohcemen who have smgles, by Che t Roush and Yesterday, Today and been on a stck-call strtke lor Randy Clark Gomg mto the Tomorrow " Accordtng to Mrs lour days Pollee Chtef Harold bottom hall of the seventh Char.lotte Cox, dtrector of Cooper ts asSISted by 14 mmng Wahama held a 7-3lead actlVlty therapy and volunteer, sup erv tsory personnel m The Fateful seventh began servtces, who IS chatrman of keeptng hts departme nt when Rob Belcher, Falcon the open house com mtttee, the operating, and the servtce rehef pttcher, walked the ftrst For many uses baste idea behmd the event ts department ts now runmng an two men up Belcher then on the farm. to promote mterac twn between emergency only basts struck out the third batter of the Center and the commumty ActlVlhes at the center that day wtll mclude gutded tours, We also stock a wide selection an exh tbtt or anllques, f dtsplay of posters whtch were of inflations. prepa red by area school chtldren and restdents at the • center, a conhnuous shde presentatiOn, and refreshments. The open house wtlllast from "Serv1ce For Over 100 Years" 1 to 8 p m Tour hours will be I to330pm and630to730 Pomeroy 180 Mulberry 992-2115 pm 10 000 "111 Sally Globokar or Pomeroy, of the rtght of freedom of speech, but rather are seekmg to avoid any vtolence or de· struction," he satd. KSU Prestdent Dr Glenn Olds explamed the restrammg order at the rally and urged the students to be peaceful. "As you will note, this order doesn 'I restrtct the F1rst Amendment rtght of free speech or peaceable assembly," he satd "We earnestly hope that all members ol the commuruty wtll exerctse the retramt and responstbthty essential to the functions of the umverstty, the nghts of all and the prospect that there may be no need to mvoke the restraining order " $ Sun day mghl worship, 7 30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Lloyd 0 129 were arrested J Schoo l , 9 30 a m , Wors hip servtce, 11 a m , Wednesday prayer meet eng, 7 30 p m Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 a m monds Thursday for the second straight day and later marched off the campus where they were met by pohce m riot gear The anti-war protesters were pushed back onto umverstty proper ty aIt er the not ac t was read to them. A mysteroous tear gas barrage, which seemed to have ortgmated from the doorway of a clothmg store, sentthe youthful crowd scurrymg away Poltce Chief Joseph Myers denied his 25 officers were responstble lor the gas attack "None ol my men have tear gas," he satd "They do not have any wtth them " There were no arrests Thursday. On Wednesday mght, aft-·-·- f\I~Jft St~ n d~y "Wearenotseekingtomter- ~:~~ ~~~e~ta!~ ~~v~~~ ;~~o~~i~~ ~h~ tR~;~ ao~:: ~~~~~~:~ ~:~! ~!a::lc~~ :~~e~~~:~:'! r~~:~~ ~111~h: 1 .earth pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Eugene Gill, pastor William Ba1iey, School Director Sunday School. CHURCH OF THE ST. JOHN LUTHERAN 9 30 a m . Morning worship. NAZARENE - Middleport, Ptne Grove, the Rev Arthur 10 30 a m , Sunday evening Rev Audry Miller, pastor . Combs, pastor Sunday school, servtce 7 p m Wednesday Floyd Carson. supt Sunday 9 30 am , church servtces, eventng prayer servtces, 7 30 school. 9·30 am , Morn1ng 10 30 a m pm worshtp 10 30 a m , luntor BRADFORD CHURCH OF BETHLEHEM BAPTIST SOCiety, 6 30 p m , NYPS, 6 45 CHRIST - Cltllord Sm1th, Great Bend, Charles Norris. p m , Sunday evangeltsltc pastor Leroy Bartrum , Sunday pastor Worshtp service , 9 30 meeting, 7 30 p m Prayer School superintendent Sunday am , Sunday School, 10 30a m meeting Wednesday, 7 30 p m School, 9 30 a m , Mornmg CARLETON CHURCH ch~r.cb , 10 30 a m Sunday Ktngsbury Road Sunday MEIGS eventng servtce, 7 30 p m School. 9 30 a m • Ralph Carl, COOPERATIVE Wednesday eventng servtce, 8 supt Worshtp servtce, 10 30 PARISH am and9 30 p m alternately P m THE UNITED ANTIQUI'l Y t>APTIST - Prayer meeting, Wednesday, METHODIST CHURCH Rev Freeland Norri s, pastor 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles. Robert R Card Sunday school, 10 a m , church pastor Rev. Stanlen Smtih se rvtce 7 p.m Wednesday OLD DEXTER CHESTER - Worsh•p 9 15 B1ble study, 7 p m CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH a m • Church School 10 a m BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE. - Rev W11tard Dutcher, ENTERPRISE- WOrsh1p, 9 Mtnersvtlle, J A McWaters, pastor Mrs Worley Francts, a m.. Church School, 10 a.m pastor Sunday School, 10 am , Sunday School Sup! Sunday FLATWOODS- Worsh1p, 11 mornmg wor shtp, 11 a m , School, 9 45 am Church Ser a m , Church School 10 a m Traintng Unton , 6 30 p m , v~ees ftrst and third Sundays POMEROY - Worship. 10 30 evenmg worship , 1 30 p m followtng Sunday School, a m • Church School 9 15 a m Prayer meettng, Wednesday, Second and fourth Saturday UMYF 6 30 p m 7 30 p m evenings, 8 p m. services ROCK SPRINGS - Worshtp RACINE FIRST CHURCH LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN 10 a m , Church School 9 a m , OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr Robert Wyatt , pastor. UMYF 6 30 p m Sunday School. 9 30 a m Sunday School supl , Ronald MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Morntng Worstup, 10 30 a m Osborne B1ble SchooL 9 30 Rev Robart Bumgarner Evenmg worship, 7 30 p m, a m preaching 10 45 am .. HEATH - Worship 10 30 Wednesday , Sunday School Evenmg servtces, 7 30 p m a m , Church School 9 30 a m , Supermtendent. Pauline Me HYSELL RUN FREE UMYF 7 p m Cllntock. pastor Rev Morr is METHODIST - Cwl W1se, RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 M Wolle Pastor Sunday School. 9 30 a m ; Church School 10 a m • RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - a m Morning worship 10 30 UMYF 7 p.m Charles Norrr s, pastor Sunday , Young People's servtce. SALEM CENTER- Worship School, 9 JO a m • Morntng am 6 45 p m , Evangeltsftc serv tce, 9 a m , Church School 10 a m . worsh lp. 10 45 a m Sunday 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg, UMYF Thursday. 7 p.m. eventng Worshtp, 7 30 p m Thursday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Wednesday eventng Btble FREEDOM GOSPEL Rov Forrest R Don loy Study, 7 30 p m MISSION Bald Knobs Rev ASBURY - Worsh1p 11 am , DANVILLE WESLEYAN, L R Gluesencam p, pastor Church School 9 50 a m , WSCS, Rev Lawr ence Sulltvan Roger W1lfred, Sr , Sunday 1st Tuesday pas tor Sunday School 9 30 Sc hool Supt Sunday School. FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m , youth and IUntor youth 30 a m , Sunday evenmg a m , Church School 10 a m . serv1ce, 6 45 p m , even mg 9worshtp meeting, WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7 30 worship, 7 JO p m , prayer and Tu esday,7 307 30Prayer p m Ernest pm pratse . Wednesda y, 7 30 p m Deeter, class leader You th MINERSVILLE - Worship SILVER RUN FREE BAP Mee ttng Wednesday 7 30 p m, 10 a m . Church School 9 a.m .. TIST - Rev Howard K1mble, Deeter leader WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7.30 p m pastor Sunday schocl, 10 a m , Ernest MT HERMON UNITED SYRACUSE - Worsh ip, 8 Henry Dav1s, sup! , eventng BRETHREN CHURCH IN a m Church School. 9 a m , serv1ce, 7 30 p m Prayer CHRIST - Rev Robert Shook, Prayer and B1bl~ Study, mee t mg. Thurday, 7 30 p m pastor Sunda y School. 9 30 Wednesday, 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF a m Roy Pooler. supl Alfred SOUTHERN CLUSTER GOD- Rev James Sallerl1eld, Wolfe asst supt , morntng Rev. W Dale McClurg pastor Sunday school, 9 30 worshtp 11 a m , eventng Rev Frank Cheesebrew a m , worshtp servtce. l1 a m sermon, 7 30 p m, a!fernaltno Rev Martha Ann Matlner eveni ng serv1ce. 7 prayer eac.h Sunday Cla ss meeltng 11 BETHANY I Dorcas! se rvic e and youth servtce, am allernat1ng ~unday Worshi p, 9 30 a m . Church Thursday, 7 p m morntngs A lfr ed Wolfe , School 10 30 a m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN layleader , Chns ltan Endeavor , CARMEL - Worship, 11 - Homer Sterhens. pastor 7 30 p m Svnday Roger am , l st and Jrd Sundays , Sunday Schoo , 9 30 a m Buckley, president Pray er Church School. 10 am mornmg worsh1p, 10 30 a m meeflng, Wednesday, 7 30 p m APPLE GROVE - Worsh1p, Robert Bobo, Sunday school Board mee l tng ftrst Monday 7 30 p m , church school, 9 30 sup t , Sunday eventng servtce. each month , 7 30 p m a m , mtd week servtce, 7 30 Youth meetong Monday, 7 RUTLAND Wednesday. 8 p m p m Mid week servtce , Wed RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST EAST LETART - Worship, nesday, 7 30 p m Rev Samuel Jackson, 10 a m., llrsland th ird Sundays. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF pastor Sun day Sc hool, 10 a m , 9 a m , second and fourth THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Mrs Gertrude Butler, supt Sunda ys, church scliool, 9 am , Lan more. pastor Bob Moore, first and lh~rd Sundays, 10 am • Sunday School Supt Sunday second and fourth Sundays School, classes for all ages, 9 30 M1d week servtce, Wednesday, am , morning worshtp, 10 45 8pm NYPS Sunday, 6 30 p m GREAT BEND - Worsh1p 11 evangelistic serv1ce Sunday, a m, 2nd and Ath Sundays, 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer Church School. 10 a m meeltng , Wednesday, 7 30 p m LETART FALLS- Worsh1p M lss tona ry mee11ng, second 10 a m , Chur,ch School 9 a m Wednesdav 7 30 o m • BOTH HARD AND SOFT WOOD FULl4'xB' PANELS ON DISPLAY Also matching prefinished wood grained moulding. King ·Builders Supply Co. Phone 992-3748 290 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, Ohio • �, . v •• ~ . ;~ ... . •J,., . . .-¥> • • • , • • 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Aprtl28, 1972 • MIDDLEPORT PEN I TECOSTAL - Th~rd ; Ave, the Rev William Kn•ttel, pastor Ronald Dugan, Sunday school supt Classes tor all ages, evening service. 7 30 p.m., Linson Stebbins, Ass't Pastor Bible study, Wednesday. 7 30 p m yo 1J0pm POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Perrin, past<H". Ror. Mayer, Supt Church schooo. 9 15 a m , worship, 10 24 a m ; you1h choir rehearsal Monday. 6 30 p.m , Mrs Marvin Burt, director; senior chOir rehearsal, 7 30 p m , Thursday, Mrs Paul Nease. director POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Corner Union and Mulberry. Rev Clyde V Henderson, pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m , Raymond Walburn , supt ST. PAUL LUTHE,RAfll, Re•. Arthur C Lund. pastor. Sunday School·, 9 IS a m , Charles E•aos, Supt , worship service, 10 30 a m Confirmation class, Tuesday. 4·15 to 5 30 p m • Junior Con· flrmation class, Thursday, 6 30 to7<4.5pm SEVEN DAY AbVENTIST Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy Herbert Morgan. pastor Sabbath school, Saturday. 2 p m , worship, 3 15 p m Reach Apple Grove News, Events • • • " ~ervlces, Friday , _ FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum, Mid dleport. Noel Herrman. pastor. Guy Prlday. Sunday School D1rec tors cady at West Jefferson Calhng on Erwm Gloeckner whu recently underwent sut gcry at Holzer Medtcal Center were Herbert Shtelds, Mr and Mrs. Marshall Adams, Mrs Mtldred Donohew and Mr and Mrs Btll Fox Mr and Mrs Bob McNtckles and Mrs. McNtckles' mother of Spokane, Wash , vtstted Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ntce, Mr and Mrs Raymond Poerce, Mr and Mrs Lowell McNtckles over the weekend Mr and Mt s Jack Ables and ch tldren , Vtckt and Ron, vtStted James ~bles at Logan Mr and Mrs Orvtlle Harpold of Belpt e were Sunday guests uf Mr and Mrs Btll Fox and Davt~ Mrs Joyce Wh1te entertamed Thursday evemng m honor of her husband, carroll Wlnte's birthday. Attendmg \\ere Mr and Mrs Don Hupp and sons, Mr and Mrs Gerald Wells, Mandy and Amy of Syracuse. Attendmg fun eral servtces for Mrs Mabel Roush Fnday !rum uut uf town were Stdney Kane of Beaver Falls, Pa , Mt s Betty Stewart, Mrs Mildred Foster and Mrs Cora Buck ol Columbus and Harold Hayman ol Westervtlie. Mtss Pam Buck of Oh10 Umverstty at Athens spent the weekend wtth het parents, Mr and Mrs Roy Buck Mr and Mrs Buck and Early Roush accompamed her to Athens Sunday evemng Cong r essman Cla rence Mtller sent Mrs Vtrgtl Roush a flag Utat had flown over the capt tal, to be used a I the Letart Faits Commumty Hall Mr Mtller .also sent a dona bon to help wtth repatrs on the bmldmg Mrs Larry O'Bnen and chtldren, Jtmmy, Unda and carol Ann, spent Saturday night with 1'4r and Mrs. Mtke O'Brien at Columbus Mr and Mrs Leonard Roush ol Cmcmnall VlSlted hts mother, Mrs Ehzabeth Roush over the weekend. Carpenter Grate, pastor Worship service, 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday .tl1e FIRST UNITED PRES· Sunday School, 9 ~ 30 am BYTERIAN, Harrisonville, Richard Barton , supt Prayer Sunday Church School. 9:30 meetin~ . Wednesday, 7 30 p m. am, Mrs Homer le!, Supt., BRADFORD CHURCH OF Morn 1ng Worsh•p 10 30 a m CHRIST - Cltllord Smit h FIRST UNITED tTumster Sunday School 9 30 PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, r1 m , morning chur ch 10 30 Sunday Church School. 9 30 am Sunday evemng servt ce, Supt Saturday evening ser'{lce, 7 p m Sunday School, 10 a m , Sunday evening worship, am, Lewis Sauer , Supt.. 7pm MornlnQ Worship, 10 30 a m FIRST BAPTIST ol Mid dleport, corner of Sixth and Palmer 'Streets, Rev Charles Simons. pastor Fred Hoffman , Sunday School FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse, Morning Worship, 9 a m • SOnday Church School, 10 a m Mrs. Sampson Hall, Supt Superintendent Sunday church STIVERSVILLE COM· schoql for everyone 9 15 a m., MUNITY, Rev Edsel Hart. out for ltfe meefmgs each Morning worship 10 lS a m ; Sunday School servtce Saturday. Tuesday and Thurs Evening services, 7 30 p m ; pastor 10 a m Prayer Meeting each day e•enlngs 7 30 Wednesday prayer service, 7 30 Thursday 7· 30 p m Sunday GRAHAM UiiiiTED p m Extra youth activities on evening service, 7· 30 p m METHODIST - Preach ing 9.30 Sunday, 5 p.m , for all youth up ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Morning worship 10 30 a m. Evening service 7 30 p m Mid week service, Wednesday, 7 30 pm , first and second Sundays GRACE EPISCOPAL - aof m each , thtrd and fourth Rev Leroy Davis, minister. Sundaysmonth each month, worship Morning prayer and sermon, service at 7• 30 p m Wednesday 10:30a m Holy commun ion and evenings at 7 30 Prayer and sermon, llrs1 Sundays, 10 30 Bible Study • am Church school, kin FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· dergarten through elgh1h TIST - !82 Mulberry Ave , grade, 10 30 a m Pomeroy, w1lh S B C, POMEROY CHURCH OF the Rev alllllated Fred Hill, pastor CHRIST- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr, Sunday School. 9 30 a m , pastor Bible School, 9 30 a m, worship, 10 30 a.m worship, 10 30. adult worship morning society, 6 30 am NYPS, service and young peoples 6junior 45 p m Sunday evangellsttc meeting, both 7· 30 p m Sunday· meeting. 7 30 p m Prayer Wednesday. combined Bible Wednesday. 7 30 p m study end prayer meeting, 7 30 meeting MIDDLEPORT pm. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST THE SALVATION ARMY - Corner and Main, Envoy Ray S Wining, olllcer In MiddleportFourth Rev Henry L Key, charge Sunday, 10 a.m • Jr , pastor Sunday School 9 30 Holiness meeting; 10 30 am, am , Arnold Richards, supl Sunday School Young People's Morning worship 10 30 a m • Legion, 7 p.m., Thursday, I to 3 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSESp m., Ladles Home League , 7 Larry Carnahan presidi ng p m., Prep classes. minister Sunday, Btble lecture, SACRED HEART - Rev m , Watchtower study, Father Bernard Krajcovlc, 9103030a a.m . Tuesday, Bible pastor Phone 992 2825. 7 30 p m , Thursday, Saturday evening Mass, 7 30 study, ministry school 7 30 p m , p m Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 servtce meeting 8 30 p.m a m Confessions, Saturday, 7· MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of 7 30 p.m thrlsl on Christian Union POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST lawrence Manley, pastor , Mrs. - Robert Kuhn, pastor ; William Russell Young, Sunday School Watson. Sunday school supt Supt Sunday School 9 30 am , Sundayschool. 9 30 am , BYF, 6 p m ; Billie study, Wed Evening worship 7•30 Wed prayer meeting. 7 30 nesday, 7 p m , choir practice. nesday pm Wednesday, 8 30 p m By Mrs. Herber! Roush Mr and Mrs Don Bell and daughter, Lorna, spent a recent weekend wtth Dr and Mrs. Earl Grimm and sons at Columbus Mrs Harold Grtmm ol Columbus called m the Gnmm home to vtslt wtth the Bells. St Clatr Hill was a Sunday dinner guest or hlS brother, Mr and Mrs. John Htll and Unda The Golden Rule Sunday School Class of the Letart Falls Methodtst Church met at the home ol Mrs Erma Hill Thursday evemng Members attendtng were Mrs Nora C~oss, Mrs Grace Rullman, Mrs. Shtrley Dugan, Mrs. Margte Roush, Mrs Lots Bell, Mrs. Inez Hill and Unda Htll Guests were Mrs Lucille Dtehl and son, Brtan , Beth Huffman and Ktm Dugan Harold Roush of Portland VISited St. Clatr Htll Thursday evenmg. Mrs Roy Donohew and son, Greg, spent a weekend wtth Mr and Mrs George Donohew and family at Columbus Mr and Mrs Charles Wtnebrenner and chtldren ol Cheshire spent Sunday wtth Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Donohue Mr Marvm Wickersham IS a medtcal pallent at the Holzer Medical Center Mrs. Etleen Roush and Mrs Ferne B Hayman were Gallipolis vtsttors Mrs Hayman was to see her doctor rt Holzer Medtcal Center Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis and daughter, Judy ol Parkersburg, Mr and Mrs Clarence Story and daughter, Rosale'e or Darwin spent Sunday wtth Mr and Mrs Erwm Gloeckner Mrs. Ada Noms vtstted wtth her s1ster, Mr and Mrs Jtm Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pearson, Mrs Sally Savage and daughter, Robm , were dmner guests or Mr. and Mrs JuniOr Salser and Mike, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs Don Rtlfie and children ol Columbus spent a weekend wtth Mr and Mrs. Lester Roush and vistted other relallves Mr and Mrs. Don Bell and St Clatr Htll vtstted Mrs Albert McClam at Cutler, Monday evemng. Mrs McClain is recuperating !rom recent surgery Joey Htll or Columbus spent Saturday mght wtth James Ray Htll and vtsited other relatives Mrs Enna Wtlson was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Wayre Wtlson and family ' Mrs Gladys Shtelds, Mrs Edna Roush of Racine were dmner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Randall Roberts Mrs Robert Smith has been assisting In the care of her daughter, Mrs. Jerry Johnson and new baby at Racine Mr and Mrs. Herbilrt Roush and Mrs Iva Orr attended a hymn sing at the Freedom Gospel Mtsston Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Admla, Mrs. Larry O'Brien and chJldren, Junmy, Linda, and Carol, spent a weekend wllh Mr. and Mnt. Vernon n. Police G~ared for Jtiot c~eg Erwins Lancer Rally · De eats • S d Rail -Gzven Shower DISperse t~. ent . y M~sE~re~A~~:.n.~h~~or~~~ IY7hzte Ea l cons 8 - 7 UNITED MINISTRY OF Servtce, 7 30 p.m , Youth MEIGS COUNTY, The Untied meetmg 6 30 p m.. Evenmg Prosbylertln Church, Dwight worshtp, 7 30 P m L Zavltz, Pa stor Di rec tor. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE George W Hu tton and Rev NAZARENE - Rev Herbert to sixth grade, 6 30 for junior P omeroy Harrisonville and senior high students Road Kenneth Eberts, pastor CHURCH OF CHRIST, Paul McElroy, Sunday School 5th and Main . Supt Sunday School 9 30 am , Raulln Moyer , pastor Michael morntng worship and com Gerlach, Sunday School supl munton , 10 30 a m , Sunday Middle~ort , Btble School, 9 30 am , mor eventng youth Chnsttan en nmg worship, 10 30 a m , deavor, 6 30, Worship servtces, evemng worship, 7 30 p m : Sunday, 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer service 7 p m Wed evening prayer' meeting and nesday B1ble study, 7 30 p.m. MORNING STAR - Worsh1p UNITED FAITH NON· 9 30 a m . Church School 10 30 DENOMINATIONAL - R:v a m Mid Week Service, Robert Smith, pastor Sunday Wednesday, 8,.p m school, 9 30 am , Bob Barber, MORSE CHAPEL- Worsh1p supt , worshop service. 10 30 11 a m , 1st and 3rd Sundays. am ; youth meeting, 6 45 Church School, 10 am p m , church, 7 30 p m , PORTLAND - Worship 7 30 prayer meeting, Wednesday p m , Church School 9 30 a m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN SUTTON - Worship, 11 am IN CHRIST- Eldon R Blake. 1nd and 4th Sundays , Church pastor Sunday School, 10 am School 10 a m Winnie Holsinger, sup! Mar WESLEYAN (Ractnet - n1ng sermon, ll a m , Evenmg Worshi p, 11 a m , Church servtce Chnsttan Endeavor. School, 10 a m 7 30p m . Mrs Lyda Chevalier, UMYF lor all churches ol lhe presi dent Song servtce and · Southern Cluster, 7 30 p m sermon, 8 20 Mtd Week prayer each Sunday at the Youth meet tng Wednesday , 7 30 p m Center (Oak Grove Road J Mrs Marie Holsinger, class NORTHEAST CLUSTER lea der Rev Jacob Lehman POMEROY LOWER LIGHT Rev Standley Brandum CHURCH - Harmon vl lle JOPPA - Worsh ip 10 a m , Road, Rev Roy Taylor, pastor , Church School 9 am Prayer Henry Eblin, Sunday School Meellng , Wednesday, 8 p m oupt ~unday School. 9 30 a m LONG BOTTOM - Church evening worship, 7 30 p m services, 9 a m , Sunday School Prayer and praise servtce, 9 45 a m Bible study every Thursday, 7 30 p m Thursday, 7 30 p m COMMUN tTY CHURCH, NORTH !I ETHEL - Worship Dexter - Worship serv1ces 11 a m , Church School 10 a m Saturday and Sunday, 7 30 ALFRED - Sunday school. Qm , 9 .45 a m each Sunday , HEMLOCK GROVE preaching at 11 a m each CHRISTIAN - Dav1d )Iauner, Sunday Prayer meetmg, 7 45 pastor Stan lord Stockton , supt p m Wednesday . WSCS. 8 p m. Morntng worshtp, 9 30 a m , on third Tuesday each month. church school, 10 30 a m , REEDSVILLE - Sunday young peoples meeting, 6 30 school , 9 30 , preach ing, 7 30 p.m , evening worship, 7 30 p m Sunday . prayer meeting, B1ble.,.tudy, Wednesday, 7 30 7 30 p.m. Tuesday; WSCS. 7 30 pm llrst Thursday each month MT. UNION BAPTIST SILVER RIDGE- Worsh ip, Rev Cecil Cox, pastor Sunday 10 a m Church School, 9 a m school supt , Joe Sayre Sunday TUPPERS PLAINS school. 9 45 a m • Sunday Worship 9 a m , Churoh School evening worship, 7 30 Wed· 10 am nesday prayer and Bible study, KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, 7 30 p m Hobart Newell, suot Services TUPPERS PLAINS weekly, 9 30 a m on Sunday CHRISTIAN CHURCH Preaching first and th ird Eugene Underwood , pastor , Sundays of month by Clifford Howard Caldwell. Jr .. Sunday Smith , 9 30 a m. School Supt • . Sunday School. HOBSON CHRISTIAN 9 JO a m ; Morn lng sermon, UNION - Darrel Doddrlll. lQ 30 a m , Sunday evening pastor Sunday School, 9. 30 servit_e, 7 D m a m , Leonard Gilmore, ftrst LETART FALLS UNITED elder, evening service, 7 30 BRETHREN - Rev Robert pm Wednesday prayer Shook, pastor , Herschel Norris, meeting, 7 30 p m. supt Sunday school, 9·30 am , MT MORIAH CHURCH OF morning sermon, 10 30 a m , GOD - Racine Route 2 The evening sermon, 7 30 alter Rev Charles Hand, pastor nallng each Sunday Prayer Sunday school, 9 45 a.m , service, Wednesday, 7 30 p m morning worship, 11 am. Prayer meeting, 7 30 p m Eventng services, Thuesday alternating Sundays and Friday, 7 30. • CHESHIRE CHURCH OF BEARWALLOW RIDGE GOD OF PROPHECY, G P CHURCH OF CHRIST- David Sm1th, pastor Sunday ,School, Jewell, pastor Bible study, 9 30 10 a.m ; Arthur Henson, Supt .. am , morntng worship, 10 30 , Morning Worship 11 .a m , good 7 30 p m Wednesday servtte, 8 KENT,OhlO(UPI) - More erarallyontheCommonswas sup l Sunday School, 9 30 a m , Mornmg worshtp , 10 30 am , • Even10g worsh1p. 7 30 p m Wednesday, Christian Youth Crusade, 6 30 p m , Prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Thursday, cho1r praclt ce, 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH .OF CHRIST - Danny Evans, pastor Norman C. Wil l. supl Sunday School 9 30 am .. Worsh1p ser~Jice, 10 30 am Chrtsttan Endeavor Sun'day even mg. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· TER DAY SAINTS- Portland Rac10e Road Ralph Johnson , pastor Herbert Whtte, Sunday Prayer Serv1ce, 1 30 p m preachtng serv tce, 2 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Sunday school, 9 JO am, V H Braley , sup! , commun ton and devo t tons 10 30 a m Regu lar board meeltng 7 30, lh1rd Saturday each month THE RUTLAND COM· MUNITY CHURCH - Rev RIChard Dubbeld , pastor God, in H1s mfinately w1se plannmg, gave us the earth to make use of- to care for. Without th1s care, the so1l and 6.elds become barren People are not very different. Wc need three kmds of care if we are to flourash phyucal, mental and spmtual Unfortunately the last, m many ways the mosc tmportant, u often most neglected. The sp1rit u a great part of you I Nurture it by attendmg the church of your ch01ce Snurday Hose·a I John I 1·10 l !! l·~B ' I l f 11 ;n Wtlh the hooe it will. tn some measure, foster and help sustain that wh1ch •s good in fam tly and communtty ltfe, lhts feature os sponsored by the bustness ftrms and organtzattons whose names appear belo w AU WEATHER ROOFING And Construclton Co. D B A Anthony Pl umbmg and Heatmq_ 240 L•ncoln St. 992 2550 Mtddleport HEINER'S BAKERY Mtddleport. Oh oo BOGGS EQUIPMENT MARK VSTORE ' Sa les Allis Chalmers - Serv1ce Farm lndu strta l Lawn Garden Tuppers Plam s 667·3435 M;ddleport, Ohto OOMIGAN SOHIO STATION OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. LYONS MARKET Member of th e Btg 3 General MerchandiSe Tuppers Plams 667-3280 MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL • George Casto, pastor Sunday School. 9 30. eventng worsh tp 7 30 Thur sday evenmg praye r' THE FARM'ERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. MASON FIRST BAPTIST Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Craig, pastor Sunday school • 9 45 a.,m , worshtp se rvic e, 11 . a m ; tratnmg union, 6 30 p m evenmg worshtp servtce, 7 30 p.m Mld·week prayer service ' Wednesday, 7 30 p m CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services at 315 Main St , PI Pleasant. Sunday School 9 15 am Sundays, 11 am , Wed nesday , test tm onial meeting 8 p m All welcome SWISHER & LOHSE GAUL'S MARKET Chester. Oh•o . Meig s County t:lranch ' GAUL'S TRAILER SALES and --------------- I t_____________ ' l I NEW YORK CI.OntiNG HOUSE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE VIUAGE CUT RATE VIUAGE ROWER SHOP ... Middleport, 0. Spruce Up For Spring WITH QUALITY WOOD SUGAR RUN MILLS . THE AntENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE RIDENOUR SUPPLY 111 The OHIO LEGISLAJURE ''As a legislator, he has delivered the goods" - . FAIRVIEW BIBLE atURCH , Re -elect OAKLEY COLLINS CommiMee . ' II r Irma D. Keyes. Treasurer Pd. Pol. Adv . I I I · I I,' ... I II · j .. 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Mam 992-5750 Craig, pastor Sunday schoo I, Choose the Church of your Choice 9 30 a m , prayer and Blbl e I·· study, 7 30 p m Collage prayer serv1ce, Tuesday, 10 a m • Those from the eommumty worship service, Friday, 7 30 attendmg the 4-H Club Pian-Apm MASON CHURCH 0 F Rams at Pomeroy recently Take Someone with You to Church Meats and Groceries CHRIST Loren T. Stephens• . In Pomeroy Over 90 Years were Mrs Gay Johnson, Grant, Syracuse minister. Worship, 10 am • 992-3986 Randy, and Juha, Mrs Jack Kerm 11 Wa lion, Mgr . Bible study , 11 15 a m , even in .. worshtp, 7 30 p m M1d wee ~ Allman and Kimberly, Mrs . serv•ce, Wednesday, 7 30 p.m Clay Jordan and Barbara, MASON ASSEMBLY 0 F Conme, Debbte, and Lori GOD - Second St , Mason, W Mtller, Mtke and Cheryl Va Chester Tennant, pasto r. I Sunday school, 10 am , mo r Furniture and Appliances Church and Office Supplies· Gifts Lawson, Mr. and Mrs Dorsey nmg worship 11 am • Chesler, o., 992-2641 Middleport 1 Phone 985-3308 Jordan, Virgmia, Rtcky and evangelistic ser•lce, 7 30 p m . Ralph; Lisa and Tammy Bible study and prayer servl~e . Wednesday, 7 30 p m Phon e . . . Peerey, Rtlla Rhoades, Dale 773-5133 Attend the Church of Your Choice and George Rowley and HARTFORD CHURCH 0 F Margie, Lester, Marco and CHRIST In ChriStian Union Rev O'Dell Manley. paslo r. Robert Jeffers Bulova Watches-Sales & Service ':. Sunday school, 9 30 am , Roger Pomeroy 186 N. Second Middleport Ph . 992-3498 Manley, supl , evening servlce, ; . 7 30 Wednesday ~venin g 1 You'll I prayer meeting. 7· 30 p m tract It do1n Sunday evening youth servlce 1 6 45 with Macy Lou Carte r, and t· much faster 1 leader No Tuesday servtce I· , CHRISTIAN SCIENC E " We Sponsor Jesus" "'the Services, 315 Matn St , PI evening worship, 6 30 p.m Young Peoples ser~Jice, 7 p m , Pleasant Sunday services, 11 Rev . Stah ,Craig, Pastor · I WANT AD Jr Wednesday Bible sfudy, 7 30 Evening service, 7 30 p m , a m Wednesday Testlmonl ol Rac1ne, Ohio Ph. 949-3272 . p.m. Wednesday Mid Week Prayer meeting, 7 30 p m ........ I " ), News, Event I QUALITY AT REASONABLE PRICE! Famtly Recrealion Swimming Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors Pr1scriplions 992-2955 Pomeroy Robinson's Qeaners $28 . 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Roush went 2-3 m thetr last meetmg and Hesson 1-3 So tomorrow evemng at 3 30 p m the Whtte Falcons wtll see Mr Hubbard lor the second ttme as he lS slated ro go after SAME DAY hts fourth wm of the season and SE RVIC;E hts fourth no-htt game The In At 9- 0ut AI 5 game-tune has been moved up one hour to 3 30 because or the Use Our .. ree Parktng lot Jr Sr prom at Wahama tomorrow mght. 216 E 2nd, Pomeroy Aimed for CJeanup ·Day Maes 2-TON Pull 'n Hoist RACINE FOOD MARKEl Pomeroy Athens Road A Family That Worshtps Together Stays Together .' Health Center Open House is Planned May 7 - Grtmm, Jr , pa stor . Middleport M& RFOODLINER Bakers of Good Bread Huntmgton , W Va · Diet Rite Cola GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. Phone 992 3284 ' MOTOR HOME famone would sweep tlie land. Wtdncsday ' WINNEBAGO Thu 1S the so1l, the good earth wathout which man could not cxlst Suppose we woke up tomorrow to find a concrete world Flowers would wilt, plants would d1 c, and M o nd~y Tuesday I Cu rmth1anli ha11h J Area SCOUts and a 11 Ttmo1hy , nusstonary butldtng of the New A speaker at Thursday's Haven Ftrst Church of God the only only to !til the bases BY GARY CLARK rally told the students tt was Hostesses were Mrs Lester by htttmg the next man up "absolutely vttal" for the war Dodson, Mrs Dav1d Ftelds, w tth one out and the bases A last ummg rally produced protest to con tmue here Jr , and Mrs. Wylhs Davts, Jr loaded Belcher was tagged for "Already Overhealed" Games were played and ftve runs lor the Federa1 three stratght smgles whtch The umverstty trustees, pnzes awarded to Mrs Helen Hockmg Lancers Thursday b(Ought m threee runs and aoddefeat enabledDave the Lancers through the state attorney genQUivey and Mrs Bon me mght host to Arrttt's made the score 7-6 Wlth the eral's office, obtamed a tempo. Ftelds The door prozes were Falconsam by an score. sacks still lull Daugherty was rary restratnmg · order won by Mrs Nelhe Duddmg Whtte Four walks four11-7smgles then erased on a ltelder's "aga mst any tndlVldual and Mrs Frances Taylor were all tt took to do the chmce lor the second out Thts commtlting vtolence at Kent The color scheme used lor brought up Jerry Dolle who State, trespassmg on property th e decuratwns was. ptnk , Falcons m, whtch was thetr smacked a low hner down the m proved as many days not normally open to the green and yellow Refresh- second Randyloss Clark to be the ftrst base lme. Randy Clark, pubhc, blockmg corrtdors ments of cake, punch, mmts h who moved to ftrst base when btg bat for Wahama as e which are normally open to the and nuts were served The Belcher was brought m to pounded out four stratght htts pubhc, orfrom interferong wtth cakes, whtch were mdlVlduaily as many times at the plate pttch, dove and knocked the 10 the normal and lawful decorated wtth pmk roses and ~ hesterRoush was nght behmd ball down after tt had already operattons or the umverstty" the weddmg belt mmts, were "tth three htts m hve times to htt the bag. Clark humedly Attorney General Wtlliam J made b) Mrs Emory Roush the plate All IOI(ether the p1cked up the ball am touched Brown satd hts olhce shares Guests were Mrs Alton Falcons stroked an unbeatable the bag Clark looked up to see the concern of the tntstees Roush, Mrs B1rd1e Roush, hlteen htts But 1t sltll wasn t the ltrst base umptre stgnalmg "that no addittonal fuel be Mrs Helen Qutvey, Mtss Jane enough as the Whtte Falcons that 11 was a fatr ball and thus added to an already Qutvey, Mrs Nelhe Duddmg, couldn't choke off that last th e game should be over but tt ~" overheated sttuatton, par· Mt s Betty Weaver, Mrs mmng rally wasn't The umptre at the plate ttcularly m hght or past events Frances Taylor, Mrs Irene Federa l Hockmg broke mto overuied the lu-st base umptre at Kent State." Hendncks, Mrs Helen Hood, the scormg act m the hrst and the ball was declared foul Four students were shot to Mrs Chester Erwm, Mrs. Don mnmg as Danny Hall smacked On the ensum~ mtch Dtlhe hit ' death by Nattonal Guardsmen Erwm and Amy, Mrs Dexter a 1and 1 pttch mto center fteld one mto rt!lht fteld that was onMay4,1970,durmganti·War Et \\m, Mrs Ahce Globokar, fOta lthreebase htl An error clearly latr and drove m the protests Mrs Glen Weaver, Mrs then enabled Hall ro score ty mg and wmrung runs What Brown satd m Columbus the A masstve "cleanup' da) b) Charles Weaver, Lon and Randy Clark then struck out looked to be a sure vtctory restrammg order was obtamed Metgs , Galha and Ma son Charlene , Mt s Juha Letlhett, Daugherty and got Smtih ro fly when the Falcons were up by to prevent campus dtsorders Co unl y area scouts ts Mrs Lewts Dodson, Mrs out before Spnnger smgled to four runs at 7-3 and what and not to deny tbe students scheduled Saturday accordmg Bonme Ftelds, Mrs Betty score Hastmgs who reached should have been a sure vtctory thetr rtghts to assembly and to Wilh am 1Boli ) Knoght, Dohn, Mrs Pauhne Mayer and base on the error that scored when the ball hit the bag was not to be as tt goes down m the speak freely dt sto1cl cha trman , ol Pt Ltnda Mayer, Mrs Suste the tmttal run Pleasant , Wolle, Mrs Jane Moore, Mts Wahama managed to get record book as a defeat. Wh1le Rockwald emerged as The poOJCCt lS part of a Pansy Frye , Mrs Mane back one of the runs m the The Dai~ Sentinel the wtnnmg pttcher Belcher DEVOTED TO THE nalt onal 'Kee p Amenca Weaver, Mrs Roy Jones, Mrs second when CurtiS Roush led INTEREST OF had to absorb th e loss, hts Beaultful Day" ( KAB ) effort Esther Kmg, Mrs Lufema off wtth a trtple to center lteld MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL. undettaken by scouts across Weaver, Mrs Sarah Gtbbs, and Danny Gardner then second m as many days Exec Ed the country Jenmfer Weaver sacrtltced Roush m after Belcher whose record Tuesday ROBERT HOEFLICH , C1ty Ed1tor KAB, destgned as a htter Presenting gofts wet e Mrs Hesson had bounced back to was 2.0 now has seen hts record Publi Shed dady except preven11on educatton Rebecca Andetson, Sand t the pttcher Wahama knotted dtp as fast as poostble to 2-2 Satu rday by The Oh 1o Valley PubliSh ing Com pan y, I l l demon stt alton, atms to loc us Sargent, Mrs. Pearl Letlhett, the score a two a lim the thtrd Two tough defeats whtch were Court $1 F'omero<t 01'110 attenlton on nu lhons of adults Mr and Mrs Carroll Kmght, when Jeff Rtley, Chet Roush, not enttrely hts fault m two 45769 Bus •ness Ofltce Phone ~92 2156 ECIIIOr•al Pi'1one 992 who may be accused of havmg Sarah Gtbbs, Penny Walters, Mtke Whtte and Randy Clark days Randy Clark whose team 1157 a li tter prqbtem Mr and Mrs Leonard ' Van- smgled Roush was then ptcked leadmg battmg, had dropped Second etas~ postage pa •d at Details Are In Pomeroy 011 •o It 11as also planned to p01nt Meter , Mr and Mrs Larry off second and Lambert and from 400 to 333 and now back Nat.onat adveri 1S 11'1g to reuse and recy chng as an Catpen ter, Mts A E Erwm, Curbs Roush were retired to up to a fme 454 average Rob represental •ve Boll•nel ll Lambert lS hitting 388 and 37S Cartons Of Gal lagher Inc , 12 East 42nd answer to the sohd waste Mrs Iva Capehart, Mrs Da1sy end the Falcon threat 51 New Yor~ C•tv New York management problem Weaver, Nancy Ciatworthy, FederalHockmgwentone up to round out the team leaders Subsc r •pltOn rates De Lllter bags have been put on Mtss Lelah Jane Powell, Mrs on Wahama m the bottom halt Danny Garner lrvered by ca rr .er where Wahama laces one of the ava•lable 50 cenh per week dtspiay m the Metgs Coun ty Rebecca Reed, Mrs Lena Mae of the tlurd when Daugherty By Motor Route where carr1er strongest teams lll tlie area atea They are avatlable at Cox, Mrs Delores Taylor. smgled to lead-off then mmng. serv •ce not avaclable One month 51 75 By mall tn Oh tO Mason County Motors m Pt Raymond and Leonard Fteids, The next man groWlded to ftrst tomght when the Rampagmg and W Va One year Sl• 00 Pleasant, and at Hasktns. Mrs Faye Carpenter, Mr and base and Clark then walked the Southern Tornadres come to St • month s S7 25 Three months S4 50 Subscrtp tton Tanner store m Galhpohs Mrs Clyde Weaver, Mtss Betty next three batters to walk m to11n prtce mcludes Sunday Tcmes Southern os breezmg along Acltvtltes wtll begm around Kelly, Mrs Sh~rley Ball, Mrs. the go ahead run SenltM I wtth a !me 6-1 record Their 8 30 am, Saturday and con- Clyde Henderson , Mrs In the fifth tnnmg Wahama only loss was at the hands of • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • tinue unltl around noon tl!Ue Kathryn Weaver, Mrs Pearl exploded lor four btg runs on Wahama when they dropped a Nease, Mr and Mrs Harley four hits. Chet Roush started 11 Burns, Mr and Mrs Harold all of! by beabng out an mheld 2·1 dectston Southern has one Norton, Mr and Mts Robert htt Mtke Whtte then grounded of the best pttcbers m the area Beach, Mr and Mrs Lewis out foilowed by consecultve m Jtm Hubbard, semor nght Retbel, Mo. and Mrs Stanley smgles by Clark and Lambert bander, lor Coach Htlton Kuzmk, Mrs Rose Giobokar, Curbs Roush then grounded Wolfe's crew Hubbard has Mrs Luther Mangus, and Mrs out for the second out of the made lour starts and pttched Foster Gnnstead mmng He was followed by n~ less than three no-htt ball Rtck Hesson who was sale on games A lantasttc feat for an error and Danny Gardner anyone would be to pttch a ATHENS - Mayor Donald L. New Item With Us! who trtpled to center held stngle no-htt game m a Barrett stgned a proclamatwn drtvmg m two mlre runs and hletune MORE 'SICK' Monday de clart ng Sunday , gtve the Falcons what seemed Wahama's Chester Roush PORTSMOUTH, Oh10 (UP!) to be a comfortable 6-3 lead May 7, as Mental Health Da) m Athens when an open house '"ll - Ftfty pubhc servtce em· whtch became an even more be cond ucted by the Athens pioyes here have started comfortable 7-3 lead when calling m stck at thts Ohto Wahama put one more run Mental Health Center The theme of the Center's Rtver ctty ol 30,000, apparently across m the SIXth mmng on open house IS "Mental Health : Jmmng pohcemen who have smgles, by Che t Roush and Yesterday, Today and been on a stck-call strtke lor Randy Clark Gomg mto the Tomorrow " Accordtng to Mrs lour days Pollee Chtef Harold bottom hall of the seventh Char.lotte Cox, dtrector of Cooper ts asSISted by 14 mmng Wahama held a 7-3lead actlVlty therapy and volunteer, sup erv tsory personnel m The Fateful seventh began servtces, who IS chatrman of keeptng hts departme nt when Rob Belcher, Falcon the open house com mtttee, the operating, and the servtce rehef pttcher, walked the ftrst For many uses baste idea behmd the event ts department ts now runmng an two men up Belcher then on the farm. to promote mterac twn between emergency only basts struck out the third batter of the Center and the commumty ActlVlhes at the center that day wtll mclude gutded tours, We also stock a wide selection an exh tbtt or anllques, f dtsplay of posters whtch were of inflations. prepa red by area school chtldren and restdents at the • center, a conhnuous shde presentatiOn, and refreshments. The open house wtlllast from "Serv1ce For Over 100 Years" 1 to 8 p m Tour hours will be I to330pm and630to730 Pomeroy 180 Mulberry 992-2115 pm 10 000 "111 Sally Globokar or Pomeroy, of the rtght of freedom of speech, but rather are seekmg to avoid any vtolence or de· struction," he satd. KSU Prestdent Dr Glenn Olds explamed the restrammg order at the rally and urged the students to be peaceful. "As you will note, this order doesn 'I restrtct the F1rst Amendment rtght of free speech or peaceable assembly," he satd "We earnestly hope that all members ol the commuruty wtll exerctse the retramt and responstbthty essential to the functions of the umverstty, the nghts of all and the prospect that there may be no need to mvoke the restraining order " $ Sun day mghl worship, 7 30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Lloyd 0 129 were arrested J Schoo l , 9 30 a m , Wors hip servtce, 11 a m , Wednesday prayer meet eng, 7 30 p m Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 a m monds Thursday for the second straight day and later marched off the campus where they were met by pohce m riot gear The anti-war protesters were pushed back onto umverstty proper ty aIt er the not ac t was read to them. A mysteroous tear gas barrage, which seemed to have ortgmated from the doorway of a clothmg store, sentthe youthful crowd scurrymg away Poltce Chief Joseph Myers denied his 25 officers were responstble lor the gas attack "None ol my men have tear gas," he satd "They do not have any wtth them " There were no arrests Thursday. On Wednesday mght, aft-·-·- f\I~Jft St~ n d~y "Wearenotseekingtomter- ~:~~ ~~~e~ta!~ ~~v~~~ ;~~o~~i~~ ~h~ tR~;~ ao~:: ~~~~~~:~ ~:~! ~!a::lc~~ :~~e~~~:~:'! r~~:~~ ~111~h: 1 .earth pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Eugene Gill, pastor William Ba1iey, School Director Sunday School. CHURCH OF THE ST. JOHN LUTHERAN 9 30 a m . Morning worship. NAZARENE - Middleport, Ptne Grove, the Rev Arthur 10 30 a m , Sunday evening Rev Audry Miller, pastor . Combs, pastor Sunday school, servtce 7 p m Wednesday Floyd Carson. supt Sunday 9 30 am , church servtces, eventng prayer servtces, 7 30 school. 9·30 am , Morn1ng 10 30 a m pm worshtp 10 30 a m , luntor BRADFORD CHURCH OF BETHLEHEM BAPTIST SOCiety, 6 30 p m , NYPS, 6 45 CHRIST - Cltllord Sm1th, Great Bend, Charles Norris. p m , Sunday evangeltsltc pastor Leroy Bartrum , Sunday pastor Worshtp service , 9 30 meeting, 7 30 p m Prayer School superintendent Sunday am , Sunday School, 10 30a m meeting Wednesday, 7 30 p m School, 9 30 a m , Mornmg CARLETON CHURCH ch~r.cb , 10 30 a m Sunday Ktngsbury Road Sunday MEIGS eventng servtce, 7 30 p m School. 9 30 a m • Ralph Carl, COOPERATIVE Wednesday eventng servtce, 8 supt Worshtp servtce, 10 30 PARISH am and9 30 p m alternately P m THE UNITED ANTIQUI'l Y t>APTIST - Prayer meeting, Wednesday, METHODIST CHURCH Rev Freeland Norri s, pastor 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles. Robert R Card Sunday school, 10 a m , church pastor Rev. Stanlen Smtih se rvtce 7 p.m Wednesday OLD DEXTER CHESTER - Worsh•p 9 15 B1ble study, 7 p m CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH a m • Church School 10 a m BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE. - Rev W11tard Dutcher, ENTERPRISE- WOrsh1p, 9 Mtnersvtlle, J A McWaters, pastor Mrs Worley Francts, a m.. Church School, 10 a.m pastor Sunday School, 10 am , Sunday School Sup! Sunday FLATWOODS- Worsh1p, 11 mornmg wor shtp, 11 a m , School, 9 45 am Church Ser a m , Church School 10 a m Traintng Unton , 6 30 p m , v~ees ftrst and third Sundays POMEROY - Worship. 10 30 evenmg worship , 1 30 p m followtng Sunday School, a m • Church School 9 15 a m Prayer meettng, Wednesday, Second and fourth Saturday UMYF 6 30 p m 7 30 p m evenings, 8 p m. services ROCK SPRINGS - Worshtp RACINE FIRST CHURCH LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN 10 a m , Church School 9 a m , OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr Robert Wyatt , pastor. UMYF 6 30 p m Sunday School. 9 30 a m Sunday School supl , Ronald MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Morntng Worstup, 10 30 a m Osborne B1ble SchooL 9 30 Rev Robart Bumgarner Evenmg worship, 7 30 p m, a m preaching 10 45 am .. HEATH - Worship 10 30 Wednesday , Sunday School Evenmg servtces, 7 30 p m a m , Church School 9 30 a m , Supermtendent. Pauline Me HYSELL RUN FREE UMYF 7 p m Cllntock. pastor Rev Morr is METHODIST - Cwl W1se, RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 M Wolle Pastor Sunday School. 9 30 a m ; Church School 10 a m • RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - a m Morning worship 10 30 UMYF 7 p.m Charles Norrr s, pastor Sunday , Young People's servtce. SALEM CENTER- Worship School, 9 JO a m • Morntng am 6 45 p m , Evangeltsftc serv tce, 9 a m , Church School 10 a m . worsh lp. 10 45 a m Sunday 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg, UMYF Thursday. 7 p.m. eventng Worshtp, 7 30 p m Thursday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Wednesday eventng Btble FREEDOM GOSPEL Rov Forrest R Don loy Study, 7 30 p m MISSION Bald Knobs Rev ASBURY - Worsh1p 11 am , DANVILLE WESLEYAN, L R Gluesencam p, pastor Church School 9 50 a m , WSCS, Rev Lawr ence Sulltvan Roger W1lfred, Sr , Sunday 1st Tuesday pas tor Sunday School 9 30 Sc hool Supt Sunday School. FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m , youth and IUntor youth 30 a m , Sunday evenmg a m , Church School 10 a m . serv1ce, 6 45 p m , even mg 9worshtp meeting, WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7 30 worship, 7 JO p m , prayer and Tu esday,7 307 30Prayer p m Ernest pm pratse . Wednesda y, 7 30 p m Deeter, class leader You th MINERSVILLE - Worship SILVER RUN FREE BAP Mee ttng Wednesday 7 30 p m, 10 a m . Church School 9 a.m .. TIST - Rev Howard K1mble, Deeter leader WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7.30 p m pastor Sunday schocl, 10 a m , Ernest MT HERMON UNITED SYRACUSE - Worsh ip, 8 Henry Dav1s, sup! , eventng BRETHREN CHURCH IN a m Church School. 9 a m , serv1ce, 7 30 p m Prayer CHRIST - Rev Robert Shook, Prayer and B1bl~ Study, mee t mg. Thurday, 7 30 p m pastor Sunda y School. 9 30 Wednesday, 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF a m Roy Pooler. supl Alfred SOUTHERN CLUSTER GOD- Rev James Sallerl1eld, Wolfe asst supt , morntng Rev. W Dale McClurg pastor Sunday school, 9 30 worshtp 11 a m , eventng Rev Frank Cheesebrew a m , worshtp servtce. l1 a m sermon, 7 30 p m, a!fernaltno Rev Martha Ann Matlner eveni ng serv1ce. 7 prayer eac.h Sunday Cla ss meeltng 11 BETHANY I Dorcas! se rvic e and youth servtce, am allernat1ng ~unday Worshi p, 9 30 a m . Church Thursday, 7 p m morntngs A lfr ed Wolfe , School 10 30 a m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN layleader , Chns ltan Endeavor , CARMEL - Worship, 11 - Homer Sterhens. pastor 7 30 p m Svnday Roger am , l st and Jrd Sundays , Sunday Schoo , 9 30 a m Buckley, president Pray er Church School. 10 am mornmg worsh1p, 10 30 a m meeflng, Wednesday, 7 30 p m APPLE GROVE - Worsh1p, Robert Bobo, Sunday school Board mee l tng ftrst Monday 7 30 p m , church school, 9 30 sup t , Sunday eventng servtce. each month , 7 30 p m a m , mtd week servtce, 7 30 Youth meetong Monday, 7 RUTLAND Wednesday. 8 p m p m Mid week servtce , Wed RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST EAST LETART - Worship, nesday, 7 30 p m Rev Samuel Jackson, 10 a m., llrsland th ird Sundays. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF pastor Sun day Sc hool, 10 a m , 9 a m , second and fourth THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Mrs Gertrude Butler, supt Sunda ys, church scliool, 9 am , Lan more. pastor Bob Moore, first and lh~rd Sundays, 10 am • Sunday School Supt Sunday second and fourth Sundays School, classes for all ages, 9 30 M1d week servtce, Wednesday, am , morning worshtp, 10 45 8pm NYPS Sunday, 6 30 p m GREAT BEND - Worsh1p 11 evangelistic serv1ce Sunday, a m, 2nd and Ath Sundays, 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer Church School. 10 a m meeltng , Wednesday, 7 30 p m LETART FALLS- Worsh1p M lss tona ry mee11ng, second 10 a m , Chur,ch School 9 a m Wednesdav 7 30 o m • BOTH HARD AND SOFT WOOD FULl4'xB' PANELS ON DISPLAY Also matching prefinished wood grained moulding. King ·Builders Supply Co. 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Cancellation- Correct•ons Will be accepted untll9 am . for Day of Publica lion REGULATIONS for more than one incorrect Insertion RATES For Want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one insert•on Mln1mum Charge7Sc 12 cents per word thr ee consecutive Insertion s 18 cents per word six con secut1ve lnsertlo11s . 25 Per Cent D•scount on pa1d ads and ads paid Within 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY 1968CHEVROLET Auto Sales AdditiOnal 25c Charge per ~ Advertisel]lent. OFFICE HouRS 8: 30 a.m . 10 S 00 p.m Dllrly , 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Saturday Card c1 Thanks I WOULD like to thank Dr. Walker, the nurs i ng staff and any one else who he J ped make my hosprtalization at Holzer Medical Center pleasant Wouli:l also like lo thank all those who sent me get well cards. Special thanks to those who donated blood in my behalt William F. Houdashell 4 28·ltp GUN SHOOT, also rifle matches - open sites only. Forked Run Sportsman Club, Sunday, April 30, 12 noon 4·26·31c mysel . Signed· Richard C Eblin, 652 Osborne 51 .. Pomeroy. 4-26-31p ~~--,..,...------: GUN SHOOT, Sunday. April 30, 1 p. m. Factory choked buns only Second place shooters get free shol In next match Assorted meats Racine Gun Club. 4-27-3tc SAVE up to one half. Bring your sick TV to Chuck's TV Shop, 151 Butternul Ave., Pomeroy. 4-4·1fc REGISTERED Appaloosa Stud Service, SSO Reg . Mares, $40 Grade; Francis Benedum. Phone 667-3856. 3-30-JOtc ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT .. The exciting_ New Weight Watchers (R) Program can help you . For local class In · formation call TOLL-FREE .1100.582-7026. • 4-l7-24fc KOSCOT KOSMETICS and wigs. Need extra money? Just sell these producls No restricted lerrllorles. Phone 992-5113. 4-2·1fC CLELAND'S GREENHOUSE Mums, Geraniums, Pansies, and Petunias GeraldLne Cleland, E. Main St., Racine. 4-2-lfc - - Sale, - -Friday - -and YARD Saturday, some antiques ; on Larkin St .. Rutland 4 26-31c Wanteo To Buy HALL ICRA~TERS rad 1o receiver, model SX·43 or SX ~2. Phone 992·2718. 4-2Htp OLD FURNITURE, diShes. clocks, brass beds, silver dollars or v, Ton, 8ft For Sale future EnJOY up to $100 or more weekly rn spare ttme, excel lent con dttron, $120; like new hydraulic shampoo or comb ou t cha ir , $140; 2 dryers, S100 , or all for $3CIO, Can be seen at Rutland Furntture or cal l 7.42 -3386 Wrll deliver . potenl1al Sl,OOO and up full time. Set your own hour s. · Oign1f1ed work.. Phone 347 4235 or write for appotntment c-o The Datly Sen ltnel, Box 729· Z, Pomeroy, Ohio 4-28 3lp ------ AKC puppies - Schnauzers. Poodles , Cairn Terrter s, healthy home rarsed, permanent injections, wormed - also barn roof parnting; phone $36. Phone 949 4605. controls Balance $62.39. Use our budget terms Call 992 7085 4 26·6tc OhiO NEW and used shoes, men' s used work clothe s, new miner's boots - $12.95 apr , Bailey 's Bargain Store. Upper Business Midelleport. ~ Block , 4-25-61p 3966. 4-26·10tp SET OF atr shocks, plus ex tensions to ftt med. -srze GM cars for $40: phone Larry Hol lon 949 4989 4-25-IOip .Sam Snead Golt ' 28 3tp WILSQN Clubs, 4 irons . putter, 2 9~2 - 7376 woods, covers, bag , balls, $65 ; phone 992-5468 KUHL'S HAS IT! Low -priced, guaranteed appliances, used furniture . Special on electn c dr)lers, $30, Kuhl's Bargarn Center , Rt. 7, Tuppers Plains, Sl ; I Huffy Power 4·28-3tc 'T PUMP your sluggish I DON septr c t a,nk Get Klean -Ern AII Sept1c Tank Cleaner. Landmark Farm Bureau , Pomeroy 4 28 ltc Oh1o. Phone 667·3858 , closed Economy T1ller, 3V' hp B&S engine Reg 159.95 144.95 Turf Trim Mower. B&S 3112 hp engine. In carton 70.25 payments , one Home1ite Super XL Charn Saw Phone 992-3703 eventngs 1 4-23 ~tc Kenmore boy's 26" 57, Middleport, Oh10 4·20-lotc WILL DO daytime babysift1ng in Racine area, call 949-4.422. 4·19-30tp Real Estate For Sale and d tning room both 21 ft , larg e butlt.r n kitchen, 1/ 2 bath, full basement, garag1 Bonus wtth th ts house ts deep freeze, two refrtgerators, arr cond .. al l ca r pet and drapes. $17,000 MIDDLEPORT 4 B R , lwo full baths. all brick hom e lovely butlt m kitchen, tamtly room , on large corne r tot. that rs completely fenced In" Owne r wrll help ftnance ljysell Run - All electric home wtfh 3 b r , famrly room, livtnQ room is ca r peted and paneled, krtchen has wa ll oven and range top, 1ots of ca binets, bar, on 3 acres Also has full basement Very secluded. Day Number 992-2550 We have 24 hr. serv1ce emerg~ncv 992-5803 742.J947 742·4761 SpeclDl We arc fully tn1.ured $50, bicycle, $10, baby slroll er. S3.50. Phone 992 5815 afler 4 p m . 4·26-10tp SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph . 992-2174 6 ROOM house. 1'12 bath, near business district in dleport. phone 992·3393. Mtd 4-26 6tc Phone 992-5434 apartments SLEEPI NG rooms and cooking priv i leges. ne;d to Tom 's Carry Out, phone 992·3254 4·25-6tc ONE BEDROOM tra1ler apartlilents, Ideal for couples Contact McClure's Da iry Isle, lois. Phone 949-4313. 4·5-301p ntRU MAY 15 1000 SQ. FT. OF Complete line of office equipment, furniture supplies. Typewriter Adding Machine Repair. FURNISHED apartment, 5 1 POMEROY Jade W. Carsey, Mgr . Phone 992·2181 rooms and bath 1 chtld q.c. cepted , tratter space for rent. M & G Food Mar ket, 3 m1les soulh. Middleport, Rt 7 4·28-31p & & SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller Sanitation, Slewart, Ohio. Ph. 662·3035. 2-12-lfc Pick-up & Delivery PHONE UPHOLSTERING SERVICE, comptele selection of fabrics and vinyl to choose from. Pick-up and delivery. Slater Upholstering, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, phooe 992-3611. 3-28-JOtp 675·~628 Pt. Pleasant PONY GOES WITH HOME. $]5.900.00. TO SELL LIST WITH CLELAND'S POMEROY - In good condttton, 2 bedrooms, bath, basement. kitchen ha s nice cabinets, A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE $7,000 00 A REALTOR IS IN · TERESTED in serving you, hr s client,. to the best posstble ends and abides by such a commrtment. ponds, basement, land· scaping. We have 2 size dozers, 2 size loaders. Work done by hour or contract , Free Estimates. We also See Bob or Roger Jolters, Pomeroy. Phont 992-3525 Free Estimate Call992-ll23 p.m . after 7 For Appomtment Fully tnsured for your protection ----==--SEWING MAUfiNES. Repair EXPERT Wheel AliJ!ment' -· '5.55 Free Estimate ON CENTRAL HEATING OR AIR CONDITIONING Pomeroy Ho.m e & Auto B&W HEATING CO. OpenS Til 5 Monday thru Saturday service, all makes. 992·228-4. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and Service . We Sharpen Scissors. 3-29-tfc On M.ost American ~_ars REAOY-MIX CONCRETE delivered right to your pro/ect. Fast and easy. Free est mates Phone 992·3284. Goegleln Ready -Mix Co .• Middleport, Ohio. f>.JO.tfc -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 For Appointment Phone 949-2803 BACKHOE AND DOZER work: Septic tanks lnstalltd. Georga (Bill) Pullins. Phooe 992-2878. 4-25-lfc 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0. , KITCHEN and SON· CONST. KESLER'S BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Specializing In Small Businesses LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Olive Township Trustus will' accept bids for approximately 9,000 Gallons, more or len, MC30 Oust Control to be fur nished and applied, weather permitling , not later. than May "Everythina.ln Home Maintenance'' 25, 1972. Bids to be opened May 6, 1972, 7 30 p.m al the office of the Trustees at R.eedsv!11e, Ohio . The Board of Trustees reserve fhe r!gt11 to re/ect anv or all bids . OHve Township Trustees Ada Bissell, Clerk ' 141 21. 28. (51 5 !t MEIGS, W.VA. 25260 MEIGS992-71S1 MASON 773-5634 304 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992-3795 or Mason 773-5535 TERMITES. •TERMITES. Get Rid of Them Spring Painting? We will protect any single dwelling residence for '149.50 SEE US EXPERIENCED IN INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING Phone 742-5825 or 992-6576 LEGAL NOTICE WRITTEN WARRANTY Call Coltecf614-4S2-3158 Sealed bids will be received by the Melos Local School District Board ot Education at tl\elr office In Middleport Junior . High School . Building , Ohio, untl112 :00o'clock noon Eastern Y.CITY EXTERMINATfON 633 Main St. Z~esvitle, Ooyllghl Saving Time on May 12. 1912 , tor two Items of mlnlno e(lulpment which are u follows: 1 Joy Training Panel for u - Ohio R. I. DUBBELD cond1l1on WOULD MAKE A NICE HOME General Contractor WASHINGTON COUNTY VINCENT - large 2 story SEE-us· FOR : Awnings, storm fra me, renovated tnside, bath , basement, some carpeting, 1 acre ground, large barn, 2 chicken houses End loader work, haul fill d1rt, top soil. Dump Cleland Realty 3 bedrooms, kitchen, li ving room, cel lar In fairly good & HOUSE BUILDERS, CALL •GUY NEIGLER, RACINE, OHIO. J.s.JOtc _S_E_P__T-IC-=T-AN::-K:::S:-:-CL::-:E~A::N::E 0 REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· 4782, Galllf>OIIS, John Russell, O..ner 11. Dperato~. 5·12·1fC --:::-C.-B::-:R::-A:-:0::-:F::O::R-:D-,-:-Au-c-::11-on-eer Complete Service Phone 949-3821 Racine, Ohio Crill Bradford s.J.Ifc trucks and low·bay for hire. 12·30 lfc SIX ROOM house, l33 Butlernul Ave. Contact Ed Hedrick, 2137 Dozer On Your Home appOintment, phone 992-2196 or 992-3585. Danny Thompson Financing available . EARTH MOVING :/1/UAf/11111!S!U/1/G electrrc and central ai r condttioning. bath and :v. fully carpeted, full basement, garage in basement. See by doors and windows, carports, marquees, aluminum siding and railing A. Jacob, sales representative . For free estimates. phone Charles Lisle. Syracuse. V. V. Johnson and Son , Inc. 3-2-tfc Mobile Homes For Sale CASH paid for all makes and models of mobile homes . Phone area code 614-423-9531. 4·13·ffc sc . AC Johnson Masonry & Remodeling DC Shullle ca·r FOR THE BEST IN CERAMIC TILE Let us show our samples. Lef·Us-Do-Over· Your Balhroom or Kitchen Insure<I-But besl of all "WE'RE HONEST Ph. 992-7608 Pomeroy, Ohio IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO A~N BAker Harrlaonvlllt, Ohio, Plaintiff, VI DAVID R. BAKER, · Years' experfence . Charles Addreu Unknown. Defendant .) Baker, phone 949·2723. 4·25-7tc NOTICE Virgil B. Teaford, Sr.- Broker 110 Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 RUTLANO 3 BEDROOMS - bath, gas heal, c1ty waler Front porch, Mll,LER MOBILE tllMES '1220 Washington Blvd. Belpre, Ohio 992-9975. 4-26-12tc DOZER AND back hoe work, Counlv. I I ponds and septic tanks ; B&K . Excavating, Phone 992-Sl6l Dick Karr Jr , • · - - -- -----•·_27_·6tc HARRISONVILLE 7 ROOMS - Carpeted · 3 bedrooms, ' "' baths. Modern kitchen, n1ce front porch 1'12 acres Ufll1ty building 40x70 Travel Trailer Closeout -- with additional room . CHESHIRE COMMERCIAL LOT - Has old block building, suitable lol. Asking only $2500.00. NEAR RACINE 2ACRES PLUS - Levellol on Rt 124 Nice for new home or mobile home All utilities available. 5500.00 down 131.18 windows. Nice level lot wilh meta l utility building. WE HAVE MANY NEW HOMES, SOME LIKE NEW, AND SOME OLDER ONES IN GOOD CONDITION. PICTURES OF THE ABOVE ARE (\T THE OFFICE DROP IN AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER. HELEN L. tEAFORD. ASSOCIATE 992-3325 992-2378 '-:-------:------------...iJ You, thesatd David R. Baker. , are required to answer said Complaint within twentv-etoht davs after May 19, 1~72 . Anrt. Baker , Plaln.llff Webster and Fultz P. 0. Box 723 FRIDAY · SATURDAY • SUNDAY APRIL 28 · 29 • 30 4 rooms - Full basement, ntce kitchen All utilities. level Kitchen has stove and refrigerator. Living and dining carpeted. Utility room. Sidewalks, storm doors and demondlng (411<, 21. 28, (51 S, 12, 1971 SYRACUSE NEW LIS'I;ING NEW - 3 bedrooms wilh large closels. Bath, with shower Ohio, divorce, atimony and support, tfllt she be restored to her maiden name of Ann Douglas, and other relief . Pomerov.Ohlo Attorneys for Plaintiff for service station, garage, anttque shop. etc. a month. No. IS.Oll David R. Baker, wt1o11 place Of rtsldence Is unknown and cannot witt! rusonab1e diligence be ascertained, w111 take notice that on February 2• 1972 the underslontd, An~ Baker, flied her Complaint agaln!ll him In the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs mowers . Free estimate. Low charge, for Information phone 1!' · 14' · 24' · WiDE some paneltng. Large lot near school and stores. Only .. . The Board of Education reserves the right to reject env end til bids. Meigs Local School District Board of Education L. W. McComas, Clerk (4) u , 21 , 28 ; (5) 5, Ale "To Be Soid ' Slightly Above Cost" Due to Shake Haven Business we will deal only In Trailer Rentals and Supplies. All '72 Models. Fully Self-COntained. 14' . 18'. 20' Units. .. I Also Have 1-1971 Model To Go. I , GAUL'S TRAILER SALES Phone 985-3832 SR.7, Olester, 0. WMP0/1390 ;, ,, 72 Chevrolet Custom Impala 2 dr H.T., V-8, factory arr, P S, P. B., extra ntce, red and ready, autq. trans We need some good late model used cars so if your car is worth $1,000.00 or you have a $1,000.00 equity you can buy one of these new cars lor the following price . 72 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Dr ., H T., V-8, auto. tran s, lactoryatr, P S., P.B., brown ,wtfh brown vtnyl top . t6 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, air.............. ' '995 71 Chevrolet Nova 66 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full pow., air ·.. ·..1895 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door H.T............ :..1695 2 Or, V-8 auto. trans , P S., factory air, beautiful blue wtfh matchtng intenor . 1972 Pontiac LeMans 4 dr . sed., 350 eng me, auto ., P.S, radio, white tires, sttcker price $3558.70. Your price if your car is worth BROS., INC. USED CARS Over 40 New Cadillacs & Oldsmobiles In Stock! .. We're Dealin'! Karr & Van Zandt. "You'lllikeOurQualilyWay of Doing Business" 992·5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY ()pen Evenings Until 6l Oo- Til 5 PM. Sat. Ph. 985·4100 Located on S. Rt. 7 WIN AT BRIDGE • A QJ Racine Social Events By Mrs. Francis Morris Miss Doris Wolfe is a patient in Veterans Memorial Hospital. She had the misfortune to fall and break her arm. Mrs. Harry Hayman Is very ·,11 in Oak Hill Hospttal after suffering a stroke at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Audrey Henry at Jackson . Mr . and Mrs . William Maynard were called to Naugatuck, W Va. due to the death of an uncle. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wingett and Mrs. Ann Coe were week end guests of the Dave and Walter Thomas' at Gahanna . They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spencer, who spent the week en~ ln Galena with a daughter and familllt and attended the wedding or"a grand-daughter. Mr. Carl Cross spent Wtd· nesday with his brother·m-taw and sister, Mr . and Mrs . Charley Mallory. Mr. Cross, former resident of Colwnbus went to Tenn . to live. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Moms spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ethel LewiS in the Athens area. Other guests there were Mr. and Mrs. William Lake and children of Colwnbtis and Mr. and Mrs. Wolfpen ·News, Notes Mrs. Harold Gillogly, Vicki of Albany and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey, Karen of Albany were Sunday vis! tors of Mr. and Mrs. Linrolri Russell. Mr . and Mrs . Wayne Johnson, Sammy, of Lexington, Ky., were recent weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elam, Mrs . Donahue and Mrs. Elam. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith and Jo were Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kail, Kevin and Charles. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith of Kanauga and Mrs. Charlene Dalton, Toni and Keith of Virginia. Naomi Jo Smith, Concord College, Athens, W.Va., spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith. Mr. and Mrs.· Guy Sargent spent the weekend with his sister, Mrs. James Sprouse and Kimberly ol St. Louis, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. Johnson were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. Johnson, Tanuny, Cheryl, Terry and nieces. Mr. Robert Murphy, Debbie, >l'"re Swlday visitors of Mr. ~d Mrs. J. R. Murphy and lamUy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred uckerman were Sunday isltors of Mr. and Mrs. Jack , BlJI and Carolyn. . and Mrs. Oarl McElroy Columbus spent 'l'lllldly jrith Mrs. Piul McElroy and ted Paul McElroy who Ia a !lent of Veterans Memorial. suffered a knee InJurY and ~gery after a ran whlle at hll lmployment at lbe poet office Mooday. ,. Pete Gould of Marietta. Miss Josie Pickens of Syracuse is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Frankie Neigler. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Farra are visiting in New York with thm son, Joe Farra and family. Hazel Carnahan and Frances Foster spent over the week end w1th Mrs. Loe Tisdale at Buckeye Lake. SWJday dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs . Bernard Diddle honoring their son Bob home from Vietnain were Mr. and Mrs. Oval Diddle, Antiquity, George Diddle, Columbus, Rick Prolfi tt, New Matamoras, Mr. and 1\frs. Charley Cobb and Heida, Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hill and Scott, Mrs. Robert Fisher, Ralph and Damon, Mrs. Carolyn Adams, Tom Diddle, Pam and Shawn, local. Sgt.-4 Robert Diddle is spending a 30 day leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Diddle. Diddle just returned after 9 mo. in Viet· nam and will leave for Ft. Eustis, Va . April 30. Mrs . Bernard Diddle and son Robert spent Tuesday visiting at New Matamoras, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Diddle and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Diddle and Steve, Marion, Ohio just returned from a 10 day vacation in Flonda . They visited with Opal's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller, Perry and Renee In Fl. Lauderdale. Mr. Rick Proffitt spent several days recently with Bob D1ddle. Rick Proffitt, Bob Diddle and Mrs. Bernard Diddle visited Tuesday afternoon with Donna Hauber and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dailey, Long Bottom, Ohio. Fairview News Notes Chester, 0. 28 10 • J632 • 915 . 53 WEST EAST .K98 3 .75 ¥7 ¥954 tQJl03 t A86 4KQ87 sovm (Dl • Jl0962 • 642 ¥ AKQ 108 t K42 .A4 None vulnerable West North Pass Pass 2¥ Pass East South 1¥ Pass 4 • Pass Opemng ]ead- ttr. J By Oswald & James Jacoby Some years ago Hal Sims told a lady that she played bridge like a millionaire. The lady failed to realize that th1s was a dubious compliment. South played today's hand like a millionaire also. He won the club lead and promptly drew trumps with three leads Then he tried the spade finesse. It worked mceiy and our milhona1re looked around for some way to get to his hand . He d1d so IJy leadmg dummy 's last trump. Then he repeated the spade finesse South · wanted to get back to h1s hand for a third spade finesse but he had wasted hi s entries on notous livmg He had to lay down dummy's Alfred Social Notes Sunday School attendance on April 23 was 52, the offering $18.17. Worship services were held at 11 with Rev. Leiunan speaking from John 3:1·20, "Ye Must be Born Again." The Women '•· Society of Christian Service held its regular meeting on Tuesday evening, April18, at the home of Osie Follrod, with an attendanceofelghtmembersand one visitor. The meeting was in charge of Nellie Parker, president, and opened with prayer by Nina Robinson. The hymn, "What A Friend" was sung. Sick and shut-in calls were 22. Com· munications were read in regard to District Workshops to be held April 26 and 27 at various places. Thelma Henderson read some literature on missions and an offering was made to be sent to Southside Community Center, San Marcos, Texas, also to find someone to attend mission school In July and for Martha Scholarship. Helen Woode led the program on "Women of Guam", which was read by the members In turn with com· menta and discussion. Scriplure was Genesis 1:26-31 by Nellie Parker and the song, "Praise Him, ... Inter~stlng facts on Christianity in Africa By Mrs. Herbert Rouoh Mrs. Jessie Parsons of Ashland and sister, Miss Ada Rowe were din ner guests SWldaY of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp and sons. Mrs . Hazel Lawson and daughter, Wilda, Mrs. Marlene Lawson and son, c. J., of Letart, W. Va., were Parkersburg visitors Thursday. -Roger Roush and Jeff Miller called on Sharon and Cindy Roush Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp and sons visited Mr. and Mrs. George Hupp at Portland Sunday. Mrs. Bertha Robinson was a dinner guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sargent and Stepbanie Radford called on Ute Shields' SWJday afternoon. were read from uResponse" Mrs. Kitty Soucie, Mr. and magazine. Mrs. Howard Rowe, Mrs. Nel The hostess assisted by her Lockhall and family of Tenton, daughter, Kathy, served Mich., visited their grand· deliclo'us refreshments. ll)Other, Mrs. Kate Rowe, at Margaret Amberger of the Veterans Memorial Hospital Meigs Co. Council on Aging, · and called on other relatives. was present and gave a talk Mr. and Mrs. RIIS8ell Roush and presented the aging and children Vlaited Mr. and -program. Two members over Mrs. Ronald Ruuell at 86 present, filled out their Pomeroy Thurllday evening. queaUonnalrs before the Mr, and Mrs. Dorsa Panonl society had Ill meetlitg. The attended a hymn sing at Ute next meeting of lbe society will Freedom Gos'pel Mission be held on Tuesday, May 16, at SlturdiY evening. \ 66 Chevelle Malibu $1,000.00. & Tax Stock No 69 2 Or. H T, ace of spades and hope to drop the king He fa1led and was forced to lead a d1a· mond to hlS kmg West took his ace and later on the defense collected two v1nyl top. only $2850 more diamonds and a club Our milliona~re had away game and rubber. If South had been more careful w1th his wealth would have seen that could not afford that third trump lead . ThiS way would have had two to hts own hand and wumu have been able to take spade finesse for the tlme in order to get rid of club or diamond loser. 71 Cadillac Stock No. 92. 2 br , H T, loaded wrth atl the eKfras, white wtth, black vinyl top. . 1972 Pontiac 65 Ford Fairlane Catalina 4 dr. H.T , brown w1th betge vtnyl roof, factory air & all the extras. Sticker price $4836 .44. Your price if your car ts worth $1,000 00 ts Low, low $3000 Sond $1 lo1 JACOBY MODERN book to " Win of BfiJge," (c/o this news· paper), P0. Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. roor9. auto , factory a1r . 4 Or, V 8, auto., P.S, P B , fa ctory air, blue With blue Cat 4 dr sed, dark green wrth auto., P S, P.B., radto, white tires & factory air. Sttcker Price $4603.90 Your pnce 11 your car is worth $1,000 & Tax & Title • v.a, 67 Oldsmobile 1972 Pontiac Ploys 'Like a Millionaire' NoRm ~ ON YOUR DiAL CAR SALE 69 P!llll~c Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T., air......,,2295 68 Olds 98 H.T. Cpe., power, air ........ 11895 67 Okls 442 Holiday Coupe, air ............11595 .66 Mercuty Sta. Wagon, V-8 aulo........... 1595 ! .• ,,..,. Wi talk tD JOU NEW 70 Cadillac Eldorado Coupe, air........... ,53oo 71 Cap.rice 2 Dr: H.T., power, air ........ '349S 71 Ford lh t Pickup, V-8, auto., P.S. .... ,2695· BU · 10 · AC · 418 Loading Machine 1 Joy Training Panel tor 21 - TREE -trimming or removal. Henry E. Cleland Sr. Realtor 992-5248 or 992-3436. 4-20·12fc EXPERT Tru Se~lc~ trimming end removal Richard Hayman, phone 667·. 3041. . 4-23-:lOtp GOOO'S PENNZOIL LAWN CAR E. We furnish the men + 3 ANO 4 ROOM furnished ana un furni shed AUTOMOBILE Insurance been : cancelled? Lost your operator's license? Call 992· · 2966. • 6-15-tfc POINT OFFICE SUPPLY $6,000 00 For Rent , - 424 Main St. 10 room houSe, bath, basement, garage, two Snme Farms and Lots. drshwasher, Fertlltzer, Ga rden Seeds and Onioo Sets. & Plumbing • 4-2J.6tc - -- - - - ~- 12 ·1fc MOWERS & TILLERS Radiator Specialist Complete Heatmg. • ·' From lhe largest Mldttleport, Ohio tile and Paneling and Siding. POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2174 ,. 8uUdozer Radiator to the Smallest Heater Core. Dba Anthony Plumbing We have a complete Home Mamtenance Service the year around. No matter what your need. Completll!! roof or spouttng repatr Interior or exterior carpentry. Ce1hng Monday 4·28- lOtp .after 4 p.m 4·23·101p 4 28-31c 1970 MUSTANG. take over mower - $25 , phone 992-5083 Pomeroy 1 3·28·301p Mtddleport area . Clean yards, paint, etc . Wnte c-oP. 0 Box Thoren, Jr , phone 949-2182. 4·2J.6t p baby cradle - S25, call 992 swtng - II 4979 4-23-6tc '66 FORD truck wrth camper; Metro Van ca mper ; price not quoted unHI seen; may be seen after 5 p m ., J . E. $40, antique - CARRIER WANTED IN POMEROY THE DAILY SENTINEL kind . Phone Dexter, Ohto 742 4 27 101p shampooer $1 Ben Frankl tn Store, 200 Marn St. , Pomeroy , -----8 VOLUME Chambers En "NOTICE" 4·28 3tc CARPENTER work of any RACINE - WHITE . dll 1o_n, phone Ph. 614-992-2156 949-4411 .. Smith NelsOn Motors, Inc• • USED CARS •Nalhan Biggs DO part time work on 3 BEDROOM ranch lype home, TAKE SOIL away the Blue WILL Monday and Thursday af. Arbaugh Addition. Tuppers Lustre way from ca rpets and ternoons. or any even1ng in Plains All new with total upholstery Rent electr i c CONSOLE 23" lelev1510n - $20 , 1 gas heater - $5; 1 porch The ·Dai~ Sentinel Court,St. 5367, Drck Karr, Jr. 4-27-61c 240 Lincoln St. garage. Gel um while they last. Call Sherman Sum · merf1eld 985 3598. 4·14-ttc t=:=::;:::::;::=::=::::- 5655 :HARTFORD 992-2156 Employment Wanted cyc lopedia of Untversal Knowledge; maps. , wood engra vrngs, co pyrighted, 1884 P F Col l ier ~ $25 , phone 992- LADY Not A Motor Route. than you now have? Can you COME and see us. Two beaut1ful new homes, 'h mile meet people'? Any sales ex North of Eastern High School perien ce Local Company on·Sf Rt. 7 Bolh homes have needs 2 permanent men . Good 4 bedrooms, bath and a half. Wages . M.any benefits All buolt in k1fchens and ullllty loca l work Phone 949-3811 rooms to wall carpet 4-26 4tc will be; wall Installed soon. One house has a large famtly room and a den. Both have a Wadsworth Drive, Columbus, 575 - $85. Coolville 667-6214 RACINE - 6 room house, bath, Ohio. phone 237-4334 4 26·12tp ALUMINUM ca r-top boats , utility room , garage , $10,000 , 11 -21-tfc phone 949 4i95 won't rust or rot, safe i:lnd lighlwelg ht, 10, 12. 13 and 14 3-31 ·ffc NICE 3-story home w1lh full For ~ale ft rn stock now Phone 992 - :-2c-L-: A -:: R:-:G:-:E , .-,1 oc-t s-, _6_r_o_o_m_s-. ,...bath. basement. 2 lots. new forced 6256 atler 5 p.m. PAINT DAMAGE . 1971 Zig-zag a1r furnace. Near Pomeroy . garage, cellar $8,500 ; Maggie 3-30·30fc sewrng mach ines. Still tn Elementary School. Phone Whrtttngton, Depot St ·, or igi nal cartons No at 992-7384 lo see. Rulland, Ohio 16, FT. TRAVEL lra1ler, self. tachments needed as our 1J .7.tfc 4-7·30tp con tamed, reaOy to go, h1tch controls are built ln. Sews 1 ncl uded . Phon e 773 565i, with 1 or 2 needles, makes 30 ACRES 3 bedroom home, HOUSE Phone 992-6103. Mason, W Va buttonholes, sew on buttons, vrny l stdtng , electric heat, 4-19-12fc 4-5· tfc Tupper monograms, and blind hem s Plains water tap, 3 -slitch. Full cash price, $38.50 south of Tuppers Plams FIS H, fancy miles or budget plan available . TROPICAL just off Rt. 7 on County Road gupptes, angels and breeders, Phone 388-8673 28 $16,500 reduced price, Bettas and supplies Phone phone 667·3336. 4-26-6tc 992·5443. 4' 26 .41 P :::-::~:-::--­ 12-30 ttc VACUUM Cleaner new 1971 Model. Complele with all pupp1es, Silver Toy, cleaning tools Small paint POODLE JOHN Parkview Kennels. Phone 992 damage in shipping. Will take 5443. S27 cash or budget plan ' 8·15·tfc available. Phone 388-8673 Office 992-2259 Ti/14:00 4·26-6tc SHOWALTER 'S Wet Pet Shop, Silndays & Evemngs 992-2568 =-=-:-:-:=~-:-:--­ Chesler, Oh1o, Phone 985 3356. WE WOULD LIKE TO SEL L BEAUTIFUL Colon1al Maple REALTY T roptca I fish and supplies Stereo, AM FM radio, 4 speed YDUR PROPERTY FOR 3-28-30fp YOU changer, 4 speaker sound Contact AssOciate system . dual volume control RENOVATED BRICK Balance $79.35 . Use our TV;(ONSOLE. beautiful maple fin ish, JUSt overhauled. Call MIDDLEPORT - 5 rooms, 2, VERA EBLEN budge I terms Call 992 7085. 992 6813 or 992 3635. bedroom s. bath , paneled, 4 26 6fc 992-3020 4·26·3fp t1led. carpeted, storage =-:=-::-::-:----160 Coal Sl. Middleport building, level lot -,...:-:::-:-:-:----::---::----: STEREO, Modern Walnul METAL porch glider, excellent 6,950 00 POMEROY Stereo radto combination, 4 cond tfton , phone 992-3442 MAKE US AN OFFER Lovely home . 3 b r , fu II balh Speake r sou nd sys tem , 4 4-25-41c and POMEROY - 2 story frame, por ch up, ltv tng room , speed change r , separate 75 h p Evtnrude w-trader, full covers, exce ll ent con t~nd Real Estate For Sale ALL WEATHER ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION & PWMBING CO. -~----- Street, Middl eport , pontoon boats, ptckup covers; one 128 - 12"x 12" whtte plasttc coa ted cer 1rng trle - $26; she 4' x8' panels. pecan panelrng, 19' SK IFF Craft Cabin Cruiser, For MASON Belpre. Oh1o. Phone 42Hl3l. , 4·28-21c .. Business Services 1961 FORD 700, 195" wheel waler. Good location for home ~---base, used on paved highway. or trailer. Phone 985-4176. ,----------, exceptionally good, 5 speed 4' 28'61P transmtssion, t speed axle, good I~res Phone 985-3554, 1 ACRE lot w1lh drilled well 1n • used 19 ft. I 0.. Phone 992· PAINTING, no ;ob too small , 4 28 121c Want~d Berry-Mrller Mobile Home Sales, 705 Farson Street, 4-28-3tc MEIGS BOAT SHOP, Pearl • 28-31p Pets For Sale - you'll be glad you did! 4·23·ffc 4-27 3tc WOULD you like a better ;ob 4·27·3fc baskets for Memorial Day , ~rrlen ., 43207 Berry-Miller Mobile HomP!II used and repossessed Mobile.. Homes IS our specia lty - not our slde1me. Before you buy any Mobile Home see us first Dexter, Ohio. Phone 992-3223. 35 h p electric sta r t Johnson motor , trailer, larry lavender Phone 992-2659. 99c and up. Phone 985 3537 WA,.TED! • NEED woman who IS home most of the time to do work at home Must have phone . Wr ite Mrs. Wh i te, Ul60 Lock bourne Rd., Columbus, Ohro assortment of flower s. for all occastons. Arrangements for Mother's Day, pot s and Ideal Hours, Weekends and Holidays off . Contact : Director of Nursing Gallipolis State Institute Laura Cornwell. R.N. Help Female Help Wanted 4 repossessed Mobile Home. At Harold Brewer ' Long Bottom . 16' FIBERGLAS boat eq uipped , tired of your present routine? Do you dream about world travel, meeting new people, exe~ hng work? The Women's Army Corps has many opentngs available for qualified young women For complete InformatiOn ca II 593 steenng, Home be sure and look at the huge dtscounts you can ha\le on a late model used or blacktop road. Access to city SHAM POO AREA w1fh bowl, SMALLEY'S G1fl Shop, Chesler. Ohio Ha ve large REGISTERED NURSE Impala, power SAVE ! SAVE! SAVEl Before you buy your new Mobile door, V·8 - $450; phone 992 BUILDING LOTS "Bra nchwood Subdiviston at Rock 3213 <·26-61p Springs, Tuppers Plains water. Phone 992-2789. 4·27-12tc 1966 PLYMOUTH Barracuda . V-8, 4 speed Phone 742-485111 interested. 1.07 ACRES, newly dnlled well, 4·2J.61p over 275' of frontage on OPEN EYES. 1:00 P.M. • ~PMEROY, OHIO . JOB WORRIES? Build a bnght - -4·2&.6tc I . '67 FORD GalaXIe. 4 door, V·8 engine - $700; '64 Chevrolet Pomeroy Motor Co. phone 992-5960. WANTED 992 2580. to you Ll KE new Maytag wringer washer - $60, 65,000 Wr.rm Morn tng gas heater - $75, an ttque baby bed $1 5, ·wanted i969 OLDS Cullass, excellent condition, power steering, factory air and stereo, phone 5495 Help Wanted 4-26-31p ------ narrow body, good fir es, solid cab. Wholesa le complete ONE l ove seat - households . Write M D Miller. Rl 4. Pomeroy. Oh1o Call 992-6271 . 3·16 tfc or call 985·3374 V-Beng ine, auto trans ., p sleenng, radro, good 't'J ·Wt i res, .. red ltntsh. A ntce one. Cover for body GUN Shoot. Saturday , April 3022 . 29th, 6 p.m. al Rae~ne Fire 4 27-31c Dept. Bldg. Bacon, hams and v. hog. 4·26-31c WAITRE SS, Apply in person, Craw's Steak House -~---4-25 61c 1WILL NOT be responsible for any de.b!s contracted b( anyone other than Roger Gaul, Rt 3, Pomeroy S1649 WOMEN (18 to 351. Are you Notice ----=---:--:-1964 OL DS 4 dr hardtop, See mereta! trres, loca ll owner trk Was$1695 .00 Specta1 Sl 50 fQr SO word m lnlmum Each additional word 2c BLINO ADS • 1971 OPAL Rally, 4 speed, call 992·5848 atier 4 p.m. 4-26·3fc 51S49 1965 DODGE PICKUP Mobile Homes For Sale TRAILER lots in Mason. phone 1965 50 X 10 ,MOBILE home, 992-3393 or 773-5934. phone 247-2161 . ~-26 -6tc 4·25·61c J;4 Ton. V 8 engine, J speed column sht fl. good 15" Com . . 1967 CHEV. EL CAMINO -· . . For Rent Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Of QUALIn 5 P .M . Day Before Publication . The Publisher reserves the , right to, edit or reject any ads deemeo obtectlonal. The p.ublisher will not be 'r espons ,ble ·-·- --- - __:_ 2 Dr. H T, V-8, auto trans .. red & white . Extra nice. One local owner. & Tax & T1tle Stock No. 58 64 Chevrolet 2 Or sedan, V-8, auto., extra sharp 1972 Buick 69 Volkswagen "Bug" 4 dr. Sed LeSabre two tone blue , factory atr with vmyl trtm, lots of extras Sttcker Pnce $5053.05. Your price 11 your car is worth $1,000 _ $ only 3200 Tax & Title. Stock No . 91 . 4 spee d, If. blue, super sharp . & 71 Cheyenne Pick Up 1972 Buick v.a, aulo trans, P.S, P B, beautiful red & while finish Sky Lark 2 dr. H.T Gold with be1ge v1nyllop, factory air. real sharp car. Sttcker price $4434.45. Your pnce if your car is worth $1,000 00 <Xlly a law $2835 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) 70 Ford Pick Up Tax & Title. Stock No. 77. & Sports Custom, V-8, auto. trans .. P.S.. georgeous rod and whtte fimsh, must be seen to appreciate. The bidding has been l\~s t North East 1¥ 14 Pass 2+ Pass 1972 Opel 1675 $ You, South, hold .A654 ¥K6 32 tQ107 What do you do now? A-Pass. You have no to go. l'ODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding two monds, your par t n e r has two c lu bs over West's one the horne of Helen Woode. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz visited Raloh Montie in the St. Joseph Hospital at Parkers· burg_ Monday afternoon. Mr. Montie had undergone ex· tensi•e surgery the past week. Sunday guests of Clara Follrod and Nma Robinson were Mr. and Mrs. Otta Swartz of Shade and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod , Stevie and Kathy, local. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bentz of Glouster called on Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz last Tuesday. They also called on his sister, Sarah Woode at Coolville on her BOth birthday, April 18. J Mrs. Genevieve Guthrie received word that her brother, Jewell Story Is In Holzer Hospital at Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles It Woode visited Mr. and Mrs.· Clarence Swartz and Mrs. Carleton at Lottridge Sunday afternoon. Mr. Swartz recently returned to his home from Holzer Hospital. , Sunday School attendance on April 16 was 40, Ute offering $15.70. Worship services were held at 11 o'clock with an attendance of 30, the Rev. Leh· man speaking from I Tim. 6:12-"I Have Fou~ht A Got!d Fight," "Put on the robe, of righteousneaa, carry the Sword of. the Spirll, put on the breast plate of Salvation, the Shield of Faith (all In l..ove )" "God Is all powerful." · Prayer services were held last .Wednesday eve. wi\h Garner Griffin as leader. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen RDbiniJon and fanilly were her slater and ll'other-ln~aw, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bartholemew of Daylon, 0., and her moUter, Effie Wataon of Tuppers Plalnl. Mr. and Mrs. RPaaell YOIII of • Lancaster, Ohio were Sunday dinner guests · of hla grand)JlDiher, Genevieve Guthrie. & Tax & Title. Slock No . 114. 1972 Buick La sabre Cust, 2 dr · H T., blue with blue vinyl top, mag wheels, factory air. This car ts really one of the best looking cars we have Sticker price SS416.05. Your price if your car rs worth S1,000 00 & Tax & Title. Only $3498 What do you do now? Answer tomorrow ''GOOD STOCK OF Rally 2 dr. H. T. auto fran ., sticker price $2842.00. Your price if your trade ts worth $1,000 1s only Stock No 140. "We Service What We Sell" Our Word Is Our Bond. Open Every Evening Till 7 p.m. & Sat. Til 5 p.m. G.M.A.C. & Bank Financing Available. 0 Smith Nelson Motors, ~· TIUCKI Inc~ 500 E. Main St. 74 Bashan News Mr. and Mrs. Harold Trussell of Newport News, Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trussell and daughter of Mt. Vernon, 0. spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trussell. They came especially for the wedding of Uteir niece, Miss Sandra Trussell, and Mr. Thelma Henderson, Vicki Carr, and Nina !Wbinson attended the meeting on Key 73, the filmstrip "Calling the ConUnent to Oti'lst," al Heath Methodist Church In Mid· dleport, Friday eve., April 14, Mr. and Mrs. Clair E. Follrod, Clara Follrod, and Nina Robinson visited Clarence Swartz al !he Holzer Hospital, SUnday llfta 1110'11, Other guesll al Ill'. Sll'artz were Ores SWetz of Athena and Harry Swetz of Flora, o. Also, Darrell Hulnc, wbo Ia a paUent at the hoapital, and a fonner resident of the Alfred community. And · Clarence's wife Wilma and a neighbor from Loltrldge. · . Mrs. Darla Dl11111!er, Ricky and Kathy of Pratla Fork took &mday dinner and ~pent the afternoon with her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor and John. Harrisonville Society News Pomeroy, Ohiu Richard Kerns. The wedding took place on Sunday afternoon at the Chester Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours spent Friday in Parkersburg shopping. Mr. and Mrs . Herman Carson, Jr. and son of Belpre spent saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trussell. Miss Julie Rose is employed as a beautician at Warner's Beauty Shop in Pomeroy. Mrs. Thelma White, Mrs. Mary Holter, Mrs . Dorthy Lawson, and Mrs, Margaret Tuttle attended the D of Arally at Syracuse on Thursday. Mr. Lewis Edge! is home after having surgery at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Gordon Holter left Thursday morning for Buffalo, Texas, where he will enter school for five weeks study on heavy equipment driving. Mrs. Mary Lou Evans Is a patient at Veterans Memorial HospitaL Several children of the commWJity are having mwnps and measles. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ours and family of Old Town were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours Wednesday evening. Mrs. Jane Gilkey of Middleport spent a few day~ wiUt Ava G11key. Mrs. Elsie Epple suffered a heart attack last week and was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. The Lend-A-Hand Circle met at Mrs. Frances YoWJg's home with Mrs. Betty B1shop as cohostess . · Mrs . Bessie Graham came home Friday after vacation in North Carolina w1th her daughter, Mrs. Don Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. John Pedras, who lived in the former George Clark house, have moved to Kingsbury Road Into the Coelle Hudson home. Clarence Easlrnan visited his wife at the Syracuse Rest Home and reports she Is lrnproving slowly. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Atkins and son of Michigan spent the Gebel Musa, in southern Sinai, is the traditional Mt. . Sinal where Moses received lhe Ten Commandmenls. . weekend with his ll)Other, Mrs. Stella Atkins and Ruby Diehl and visited his sister, Mrs. · David Riggs. Mr. and Mrs. James Payne Newark visited the Joe C&rsey and Junior Payne family over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Hinds of Newark were weekend guest of K. C. Welsh's and Mrs. Leatha Cowen. Janice Waldeck of Glouster and Imogene Browq of Wellston called on their father, Mike Epple Saturday. Mrs. Anthony Stelrnetz of Michigan was calltd here by the illness of her sister·in-law, Elsie Epple. Dick Karr visited Mr. and Mrs. Dale Williams recenUy, Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Howery visited Mr. and Mrs. DIIJe Williams Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jordan of Cincinnati vlsiled their grandmother, Ava Gilkey, SWJday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford An· derson and family of West Virginia called on his molher, Mrs. Ella Anderson and brother, Paul, over the weekend . Jack Neal of Athens visited his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Neal, over the weekend. OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST"cOURT ST., 3 ROOMS NEW· FURNITURE '349.95 •S3S.OO Dow1t Selance On Convenient Terms. · MASON , FURNITURE Mason, W. Va, , �. .. ,.. ' • . ' ' ' I [. . 10-'1111 Daib'IW!nei,Nld4e!l11rt-Pumeroy, 0,, April :r&,lf/2 . • , _ . Sentinel Ciassi/ieds Get Action.! Sentinel Classifieds G~t Results~ _, --·. __:_ WANT ADA INFORMATION DEADLINES Monday Deadl lnt:,9 a.m . Cancellation- Correct•ons Will be accepted untll9 am . for Day of Publica lion REGULATIONS for more than one incorrect Insertion RATES For Want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one insert•on Mln1mum Charge7Sc 12 cents per word thr ee consecutive Insertion s 18 cents per word six con secut1ve lnsertlo11s . 25 Per Cent D•scount on pa1d ads and ads paid Within 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY 1968CHEVROLET Auto Sales AdditiOnal 25c Charge per ~ Advertisel]lent. OFFICE HouRS 8: 30 a.m . 10 S 00 p.m Dllrly , 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Saturday Card c1 Thanks I WOULD like to thank Dr. Walker, the nurs i ng staff and any one else who he J ped make my hosprtalization at Holzer Medical Center pleasant Wouli:l also like lo thank all those who sent me get well cards. Special thanks to those who donated blood in my behalt William F. Houdashell 4 28·ltp GUN SHOOT, also rifle matches - open sites only. Forked Run Sportsman Club, Sunday, April 30, 12 noon 4·26·31c mysel . Signed· Richard C Eblin, 652 Osborne 51 .. Pomeroy. 4-26-31p ~~--,..,...------: GUN SHOOT, Sunday. April 30, 1 p. m. Factory choked buns only Second place shooters get free shol In next match Assorted meats Racine Gun Club. 4-27-3tc SAVE up to one half. Bring your sick TV to Chuck's TV Shop, 151 Butternul Ave., Pomeroy. 4-4·1fc REGISTERED Appaloosa Stud Service, SSO Reg . Mares, $40 Grade; Francis Benedum. Phone 667-3856. 3-30-JOtc ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT .. The exciting_ New Weight Watchers (R) Program can help you . For local class In · formation call TOLL-FREE .1100.582-7026. • 4-l7-24fc KOSCOT KOSMETICS and wigs. Need extra money? Just sell these producls No restricted lerrllorles. Phone 992-5113. 4-2·1fC CLELAND'S GREENHOUSE Mums, Geraniums, Pansies, and Petunias GeraldLne Cleland, E. Main St., Racine. 4-2-lfc - - Sale, - -Friday - -and YARD Saturday, some antiques ; on Larkin St .. Rutland 4 26-31c Wanteo To Buy HALL ICRA~TERS rad 1o receiver, model SX·43 or SX ~2. Phone 992·2718. 4-2Htp OLD FURNITURE, diShes. clocks, brass beds, silver dollars or v, Ton, 8ft For Sale future EnJOY up to $100 or more weekly rn spare ttme, excel lent con dttron, $120; like new hydraulic shampoo or comb ou t cha ir , $140; 2 dryers, S100 , or all for $3CIO, Can be seen at Rutland Furntture or cal l 7.42 -3386 Wrll deliver . potenl1al Sl,OOO and up full time. Set your own hour s. · Oign1f1ed work.. Phone 347 4235 or write for appotntment c-o The Datly Sen ltnel, Box 729· Z, Pomeroy, Ohio 4-28 3lp ------ AKC puppies - Schnauzers. Poodles , Cairn Terrter s, healthy home rarsed, permanent injections, wormed - also barn roof parnting; phone $36. Phone 949 4605. controls Balance $62.39. Use our budget terms Call 992 7085 4 26·6tc OhiO NEW and used shoes, men' s used work clothe s, new miner's boots - $12.95 apr , Bailey 's Bargain Store. Upper Business Midelleport. ~ Block , 4-25-61p 3966. 4-26·10tp SET OF atr shocks, plus ex tensions to ftt med. -srze GM cars for $40: phone Larry Hol lon 949 4989 4-25-IOip .Sam Snead Golt ' 28 3tp WILSQN Clubs, 4 irons . putter, 2 9~2 - 7376 woods, covers, bag , balls, $65 ; phone 992-5468 KUHL'S HAS IT! Low -priced, guaranteed appliances, used furniture . Special on electn c dr)lers, $30, Kuhl's Bargarn Center , Rt. 7, Tuppers Plains, Sl ; I Huffy Power 4·28-3tc 'T PUMP your sluggish I DON septr c t a,nk Get Klean -Ern AII Sept1c Tank Cleaner. Landmark Farm Bureau , Pomeroy 4 28 ltc Oh1o. Phone 667·3858 , closed Economy T1ller, 3V' hp B&S engine Reg 159.95 144.95 Turf Trim Mower. B&S 3112 hp engine. In carton 70.25 payments , one Home1ite Super XL Charn Saw Phone 992-3703 eventngs 1 4-23 ~tc Kenmore boy's 26" 57, Middleport, Oh10 4·20-lotc WILL DO daytime babysift1ng in Racine area, call 949-4.422. 4·19-30tp Real Estate For Sale and d tning room both 21 ft , larg e butlt.r n kitchen, 1/ 2 bath, full basement, garag1 Bonus wtth th ts house ts deep freeze, two refrtgerators, arr cond .. al l ca r pet and drapes. $17,000 MIDDLEPORT 4 B R , lwo full baths. all brick hom e lovely butlt m kitchen, tamtly room , on large corne r tot. that rs completely fenced In" Owne r wrll help ftnance ljysell Run - All electric home wtfh 3 b r , famrly room, livtnQ room is ca r peted and paneled, krtchen has wa ll oven and range top, 1ots of ca binets, bar, on 3 acres Also has full basement Very secluded. Day Number 992-2550 We have 24 hr. serv1ce emerg~ncv 992-5803 742.J947 742·4761 SpeclDl We arc fully tn1.ured $50, bicycle, $10, baby slroll er. S3.50. Phone 992 5815 afler 4 p m . 4·26-10tp SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph . 992-2174 6 ROOM house. 1'12 bath, near business district in dleport. phone 992·3393. Mtd 4-26 6tc Phone 992-5434 apartments SLEEPI NG rooms and cooking priv i leges. ne;d to Tom 's Carry Out, phone 992·3254 4·25-6tc ONE BEDROOM tra1ler apartlilents, Ideal for couples Contact McClure's Da iry Isle, lois. Phone 949-4313. 4·5-301p ntRU MAY 15 1000 SQ. FT. OF Complete line of office equipment, furniture supplies. Typewriter Adding Machine Repair. FURNISHED apartment, 5 1 POMEROY Jade W. Carsey, Mgr . Phone 992·2181 rooms and bath 1 chtld q.c. cepted , tratter space for rent. M & G Food Mar ket, 3 m1les soulh. Middleport, Rt 7 4·28-31p & & SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller Sanitation, Slewart, Ohio. Ph. 662·3035. 2-12-lfc Pick-up & Delivery PHONE UPHOLSTERING SERVICE, comptele selection of fabrics and vinyl to choose from. Pick-up and delivery. Slater Upholstering, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, phooe 992-3611. 3-28-JOtp 675·~628 Pt. Pleasant PONY GOES WITH HOME. $]5.900.00. TO SELL LIST WITH CLELAND'S POMEROY - In good condttton, 2 bedrooms, bath, basement. kitchen ha s nice cabinets, A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE $7,000 00 A REALTOR IS IN · TERESTED in serving you, hr s client,. to the best posstble ends and abides by such a commrtment. ponds, basement, land· scaping. We have 2 size dozers, 2 size loaders. Work done by hour or contract , Free Estimates. We also See Bob or Roger Jolters, Pomeroy. Phont 992-3525 Free Estimate Call992-ll23 p.m . after 7 For Appomtment Fully tnsured for your protection ----==--SEWING MAUfiNES. Repair EXPERT Wheel AliJ!ment' -· '5.55 Free Estimate ON CENTRAL HEATING OR AIR CONDITIONING Pomeroy Ho.m e & Auto B&W HEATING CO. OpenS Til 5 Monday thru Saturday service, all makes. 992·228-4. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and Service . We Sharpen Scissors. 3-29-tfc On M.ost American ~_ars REAOY-MIX CONCRETE delivered right to your pro/ect. Fast and easy. Free est mates Phone 992·3284. Goegleln Ready -Mix Co .• Middleport, Ohio. f>.JO.tfc -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 For Appointment Phone 949-2803 BACKHOE AND DOZER work: Septic tanks lnstalltd. Georga (Bill) Pullins. Phooe 992-2878. 4-25-lfc 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0. , KITCHEN and SON· CONST. KESLER'S BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Specializing In Small Businesses LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Olive Township Trustus will' accept bids for approximately 9,000 Gallons, more or len, MC30 Oust Control to be fur nished and applied, weather permitling , not later. than May "Everythina.ln Home Maintenance'' 25, 1972. Bids to be opened May 6, 1972, 7 30 p.m al the office of the Trustees at R.eedsv!11e, Ohio . The Board of Trustees reserve fhe r!gt11 to re/ect anv or all bids . OHve Township Trustees Ada Bissell, Clerk ' 141 21. 28. (51 5 !t MEIGS, W.VA. 25260 MEIGS992-71S1 MASON 773-5634 304 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992-3795 or Mason 773-5535 TERMITES. •TERMITES. Get Rid of Them Spring Painting? We will protect any single dwelling residence for '149.50 SEE US EXPERIENCED IN INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING Phone 742-5825 or 992-6576 LEGAL NOTICE WRITTEN WARRANTY Call Coltecf614-4S2-3158 Sealed bids will be received by the Melos Local School District Board ot Education at tl\elr office In Middleport Junior . High School . Building , Ohio, untl112 :00o'clock noon Eastern Y.CITY EXTERMINATfON 633 Main St. Z~esvitle, Ooyllghl Saving Time on May 12. 1912 , tor two Items of mlnlno e(lulpment which are u follows: 1 Joy Training Panel for u - Ohio R. I. DUBBELD cond1l1on WOULD MAKE A NICE HOME General Contractor WASHINGTON COUNTY VINCENT - large 2 story SEE-us· FOR : Awnings, storm fra me, renovated tnside, bath , basement, some carpeting, 1 acre ground, large barn, 2 chicken houses End loader work, haul fill d1rt, top soil. Dump Cleland Realty 3 bedrooms, kitchen, li ving room, cel lar In fairly good & HOUSE BUILDERS, CALL •GUY NEIGLER, RACINE, OHIO. J.s.JOtc _S_E_P__T-IC-=T-AN::-K:::S:-:-CL::-:E~A::N::E 0 REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· 4782, Galllf>OIIS, John Russell, O..ner 11. Dperato~. 5·12·1fC --:::-C.-B::-:R::-A:-:0::-:F::O::R-:D-,-:-Au-c-::11-on-eer Complete Service Phone 949-3821 Racine, Ohio Crill Bradford s.J.Ifc trucks and low·bay for hire. 12·30 lfc SIX ROOM house, l33 Butlernul Ave. Contact Ed Hedrick, 2137 Dozer On Your Home appOintment, phone 992-2196 or 992-3585. Danny Thompson Financing available . EARTH MOVING :/1/UAf/11111!S!U/1/G electrrc and central ai r condttioning. bath and :v. fully carpeted, full basement, garage in basement. See by doors and windows, carports, marquees, aluminum siding and railing A. Jacob, sales representative . For free estimates. phone Charles Lisle. Syracuse. V. V. Johnson and Son , Inc. 3-2-tfc Mobile Homes For Sale CASH paid for all makes and models of mobile homes . Phone area code 614-423-9531. 4·13·ffc sc . AC Johnson Masonry & Remodeling DC Shullle ca·r FOR THE BEST IN CERAMIC TILE Let us show our samples. Lef·Us-Do-Over· Your Balhroom or Kitchen Insure<I-But besl of all "WE'RE HONEST Ph. 992-7608 Pomeroy, Ohio IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO A~N BAker Harrlaonvlllt, Ohio, Plaintiff, VI DAVID R. BAKER, · Years' experfence . Charles Addreu Unknown. Defendant .) Baker, phone 949·2723. 4·25-7tc NOTICE Virgil B. Teaford, Sr.- Broker 110 Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 RUTLANO 3 BEDROOMS - bath, gas heal, c1ty waler Front porch, Mll,LER MOBILE tllMES '1220 Washington Blvd. Belpre, Ohio 992-9975. 4-26-12tc DOZER AND back hoe work, Counlv. I I ponds and septic tanks ; B&K . Excavating, Phone 992-Sl6l Dick Karr Jr , • · - - -- -----•·_27_·6tc HARRISONVILLE 7 ROOMS - Carpeted · 3 bedrooms, ' "' baths. Modern kitchen, n1ce front porch 1'12 acres Ufll1ty building 40x70 Travel Trailer Closeout -- with additional room . CHESHIRE COMMERCIAL LOT - Has old block building, suitable lol. Asking only $2500.00. NEAR RACINE 2ACRES PLUS - Levellol on Rt 124 Nice for new home or mobile home All utilities available. 5500.00 down 131.18 windows. Nice level lot wilh meta l utility building. WE HAVE MANY NEW HOMES, SOME LIKE NEW, AND SOME OLDER ONES IN GOOD CONDITION. PICTURES OF THE ABOVE ARE (\T THE OFFICE DROP IN AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER. HELEN L. tEAFORD. ASSOCIATE 992-3325 992-2378 '-:-------:------------...iJ You, thesatd David R. Baker. , are required to answer said Complaint within twentv-etoht davs after May 19, 1~72 . Anrt. Baker , Plaln.llff Webster and Fultz P. 0. Box 723 FRIDAY · SATURDAY • SUNDAY APRIL 28 · 29 • 30 4 rooms - Full basement, ntce kitchen All utilities. level Kitchen has stove and refrigerator. Living and dining carpeted. Utility room. Sidewalks, storm doors and demondlng (411<, 21. 28, (51 S, 12, 1971 SYRACUSE NEW LIS'I;ING NEW - 3 bedrooms wilh large closels. Bath, with shower Ohio, divorce, atimony and support, tfllt she be restored to her maiden name of Ann Douglas, and other relief . Pomerov.Ohlo Attorneys for Plaintiff for service station, garage, anttque shop. etc. a month. No. IS.Oll David R. Baker, wt1o11 place Of rtsldence Is unknown and cannot witt! rusonab1e diligence be ascertained, w111 take notice that on February 2• 1972 the underslontd, An~ Baker, flied her Complaint agaln!ll him In the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs mowers . Free estimate. Low charge, for Information phone 1!' · 14' · 24' · WiDE some paneltng. Large lot near school and stores. Only .. . The Board of Education reserves the right to reject env end til bids. Meigs Local School District Board of Education L. W. McComas, Clerk (4) u , 21 , 28 ; (5) 5, Ale "To Be Soid ' Slightly Above Cost" Due to Shake Haven Business we will deal only In Trailer Rentals and Supplies. All '72 Models. Fully Self-COntained. 14' . 18'. 20' Units. .. I Also Have 1-1971 Model To Go. I , GAUL'S TRAILER SALES Phone 985-3832 SR.7, Olester, 0. WMP0/1390 ;, ,, 72 Chevrolet Custom Impala 2 dr H.T., V-8, factory arr, P S, P. B., extra ntce, red and ready, autq. trans We need some good late model used cars so if your car is worth $1,000.00 or you have a $1,000.00 equity you can buy one of these new cars lor the following price . 72 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Dr ., H T., V-8, auto. tran s, lactoryatr, P S., P.B., brown ,wtfh brown vtnyl top . t6 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, air.............. ' '995 71 Chevrolet Nova 66 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full pow., air ·.. ·..1895 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door H.T............ :..1695 2 Or, V-8 auto. trans , P S., factory air, beautiful blue wtfh matchtng intenor . 1972 Pontiac LeMans 4 dr . sed., 350 eng me, auto ., P.S, radio, white tires, sttcker price $3558.70. Your price if your car is worth BROS., INC. USED CARS Over 40 New Cadillacs & Oldsmobiles In Stock! .. We're Dealin'! Karr & Van Zandt. "You'lllikeOurQualilyWay of Doing Business" 992·5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY ()pen Evenings Until 6l Oo- Til 5 PM. Sat. Ph. 985·4100 Located on S. Rt. 7 WIN AT BRIDGE • A QJ Racine Social Events By Mrs. Francis Morris Miss Doris Wolfe is a patient in Veterans Memorial Hospital. She had the misfortune to fall and break her arm. Mrs. Harry Hayman Is very ·,11 in Oak Hill Hospttal after suffering a stroke at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Audrey Henry at Jackson . Mr . and Mrs . William Maynard were called to Naugatuck, W Va. due to the death of an uncle. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wingett and Mrs. Ann Coe were week end guests of the Dave and Walter Thomas' at Gahanna . They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spencer, who spent the week en~ ln Galena with a daughter and familllt and attended the wedding or"a grand-daughter. Mr. Carl Cross spent Wtd· nesday with his brother·m-taw and sister, Mr . and Mrs . Charley Mallory. Mr. Cross, former resident of Colwnbus went to Tenn . to live. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Moms spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ethel LewiS in the Athens area. Other guests there were Mr. and Mrs. William Lake and children of Colwnbtis and Mr. and Mrs. Wolfpen ·News, Notes Mrs. Harold Gillogly, Vicki of Albany and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey, Karen of Albany were Sunday vis! tors of Mr. and Mrs. Linrolri Russell. Mr . and Mrs . Wayne Johnson, Sammy, of Lexington, Ky., were recent weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elam, Mrs . Donahue and Mrs. Elam. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith and Jo were Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kail, Kevin and Charles. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith of Kanauga and Mrs. Charlene Dalton, Toni and Keith of Virginia. Naomi Jo Smith, Concord College, Athens, W.Va., spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith. Mr. and Mrs.· Guy Sargent spent the weekend with his sister, Mrs. James Sprouse and Kimberly ol St. Louis, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. Johnson were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. Johnson, Tanuny, Cheryl, Terry and nieces. Mr. Robert Murphy, Debbie, >l'"re Swlday visitors of Mr. ~d Mrs. J. R. Murphy and lamUy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred uckerman were Sunday isltors of Mr. and Mrs. Jack , BlJI and Carolyn. . and Mrs. Oarl McElroy Columbus spent 'l'lllldly jrith Mrs. Piul McElroy and ted Paul McElroy who Ia a !lent of Veterans Memorial. suffered a knee InJurY and ~gery after a ran whlle at hll lmployment at lbe poet office Mooday. ,. Pete Gould of Marietta. Miss Josie Pickens of Syracuse is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Frankie Neigler. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Farra are visiting in New York with thm son, Joe Farra and family. Hazel Carnahan and Frances Foster spent over the week end w1th Mrs. Loe Tisdale at Buckeye Lake. SWJday dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs . Bernard Diddle honoring their son Bob home from Vietnain were Mr. and Mrs. Oval Diddle, Antiquity, George Diddle, Columbus, Rick Prolfi tt, New Matamoras, Mr. and 1\frs. Charley Cobb and Heida, Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hill and Scott, Mrs. Robert Fisher, Ralph and Damon, Mrs. Carolyn Adams, Tom Diddle, Pam and Shawn, local. Sgt.-4 Robert Diddle is spending a 30 day leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Diddle. Diddle just returned after 9 mo. in Viet· nam and will leave for Ft. Eustis, Va . April 30. Mrs . Bernard Diddle and son Robert spent Tuesday visiting at New Matamoras, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Diddle and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Diddle and Steve, Marion, Ohio just returned from a 10 day vacation in Flonda . They visited with Opal's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller, Perry and Renee In Fl. Lauderdale. Mr. Rick Proffitt spent several days recently with Bob D1ddle. Rick Proffitt, Bob Diddle and Mrs. Bernard Diddle visited Tuesday afternoon with Donna Hauber and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dailey, Long Bottom, Ohio. Fairview News Notes Chester, 0. 28 10 • J632 • 915 . 53 WEST EAST .K98 3 .75 ¥7 ¥954 tQJl03 t A86 4KQ87 sovm (Dl • Jl0962 • 642 ¥ AKQ 108 t K42 .A4 None vulnerable West North Pass Pass 2¥ Pass East South 1¥ Pass 4 • Pass Opemng ]ead- ttr. J By Oswald & James Jacoby Some years ago Hal Sims told a lady that she played bridge like a millionaire. The lady failed to realize that th1s was a dubious compliment. South played today's hand like a millionaire also. He won the club lead and promptly drew trumps with three leads Then he tried the spade finesse. It worked mceiy and our milhona1re looked around for some way to get to his hand . He d1d so IJy leadmg dummy 's last trump. Then he repeated the spade finesse South · wanted to get back to h1s hand for a third spade finesse but he had wasted hi s entries on notous livmg He had to lay down dummy's Alfred Social Notes Sunday School attendance on April 23 was 52, the offering $18.17. Worship services were held at 11 with Rev. Leiunan speaking from John 3:1·20, "Ye Must be Born Again." The Women '•· Society of Christian Service held its regular meeting on Tuesday evening, April18, at the home of Osie Follrod, with an attendanceofelghtmembersand one visitor. The meeting was in charge of Nellie Parker, president, and opened with prayer by Nina Robinson. The hymn, "What A Friend" was sung. Sick and shut-in calls were 22. Com· munications were read in regard to District Workshops to be held April 26 and 27 at various places. Thelma Henderson read some literature on missions and an offering was made to be sent to Southside Community Center, San Marcos, Texas, also to find someone to attend mission school In July and for Martha Scholarship. Helen Woode led the program on "Women of Guam", which was read by the members In turn with com· menta and discussion. Scriplure was Genesis 1:26-31 by Nellie Parker and the song, "Praise Him, ... Inter~stlng facts on Christianity in Africa By Mrs. Herbert Rouoh Mrs. Jessie Parsons of Ashland and sister, Miss Ada Rowe were din ner guests SWldaY of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp and sons. Mrs . Hazel Lawson and daughter, Wilda, Mrs. Marlene Lawson and son, c. J., of Letart, W. Va., were Parkersburg visitors Thursday. -Roger Roush and Jeff Miller called on Sharon and Cindy Roush Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp and sons visited Mr. and Mrs. George Hupp at Portland Sunday. Mrs. Bertha Robinson was a dinner guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sargent and Stepbanie Radford called on Ute Shields' SWJday afternoon. were read from uResponse" Mrs. Kitty Soucie, Mr. and magazine. Mrs. Howard Rowe, Mrs. Nel The hostess assisted by her Lockhall and family of Tenton, daughter, Kathy, served Mich., visited their grand· deliclo'us refreshments. ll)Other, Mrs. Kate Rowe, at Margaret Amberger of the Veterans Memorial Hospital Meigs Co. Council on Aging, · and called on other relatives. was present and gave a talk Mr. and Mrs. RIIS8ell Roush and presented the aging and children Vlaited Mr. and -program. Two members over Mrs. Ronald Ruuell at 86 present, filled out their Pomeroy Thurllday evening. queaUonnalrs before the Mr, and Mrs. Dorsa Panonl society had Ill meetlitg. The attended a hymn sing at Ute next meeting of lbe society will Freedom Gos'pel Mission be held on Tuesday, May 16, at SlturdiY evening. \ 66 Chevelle Malibu $1,000.00. & Tax Stock No 69 2 Or. H T, ace of spades and hope to drop the king He fa1led and was forced to lead a d1a· mond to hlS kmg West took his ace and later on the defense collected two v1nyl top. only $2850 more diamonds and a club Our milliona~re had away game and rubber. If South had been more careful w1th his wealth would have seen that could not afford that third trump lead . ThiS way would have had two to hts own hand and wumu have been able to take spade finesse for the tlme in order to get rid of club or diamond loser. 71 Cadillac Stock No. 92. 2 br , H T, loaded wrth atl the eKfras, white wtth, black vinyl top. . 1972 Pontiac 65 Ford Fairlane Catalina 4 dr. H.T , brown w1th betge vtnyl roof, factory air & all the extras. Sticker price $4836 .44. Your price if your car ts worth $1,000 00 ts Low, low $3000 Sond $1 lo1 JACOBY MODERN book to " Win of BfiJge," (c/o this news· paper), P0. Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. roor9. auto , factory a1r . 4 Or, V 8, auto., P.S, P B , fa ctory air, blue With blue Cat 4 dr sed, dark green wrth auto., P S, P.B., radto, white tires & factory air. Sttcker Price $4603.90 Your pnce 11 your car is worth $1,000 & Tax & Title • v.a, 67 Oldsmobile 1972 Pontiac Ploys 'Like a Millionaire' NoRm ~ ON YOUR DiAL CAR SALE 69 P!llll~c Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T., air......,,2295 68 Olds 98 H.T. Cpe., power, air ........ 11895 67 Okls 442 Holiday Coupe, air ............11595 .66 Mercuty Sta. Wagon, V-8 aulo........... 1595 ! .• ,,..,. Wi talk tD JOU NEW 70 Cadillac Eldorado Coupe, air........... ,53oo 71 Cap.rice 2 Dr: H.T., power, air ........ '349S 71 Ford lh t Pickup, V-8, auto., P.S. .... ,2695· BU · 10 · AC · 418 Loading Machine 1 Joy Training Panel tor 21 - TREE -trimming or removal. Henry E. Cleland Sr. Realtor 992-5248 or 992-3436. 4-20·12fc EXPERT Tru Se~lc~ trimming end removal Richard Hayman, phone 667·. 3041. . 4-23-:lOtp GOOO'S PENNZOIL LAWN CAR E. We furnish the men + 3 ANO 4 ROOM furnished ana un furni shed AUTOMOBILE Insurance been : cancelled? Lost your operator's license? Call 992· · 2966. • 6-15-tfc POINT OFFICE SUPPLY $6,000 00 For Rent , - 424 Main St. 10 room houSe, bath, basement, garage, two Snme Farms and Lots. drshwasher, Fertlltzer, Ga rden Seeds and Onioo Sets. & Plumbing • 4-2J.6tc - -- - - - ~- 12 ·1fc MOWERS & TILLERS Radiator Specialist Complete Heatmg. • ·' From lhe largest Mldttleport, Ohio tile and Paneling and Siding. POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2174 ,. 8uUdozer Radiator to the Smallest Heater Core. Dba Anthony Plumbing We have a complete Home Mamtenance Service the year around. No matter what your need. Completll!! roof or spouttng repatr Interior or exterior carpentry. Ce1hng Monday 4·28- lOtp .after 4 p.m 4·23·101p 4 28-31c 1970 MUSTANG. take over mower - $25 , phone 992-5083 Pomeroy 1 3·28·301p Mtddleport area . Clean yards, paint, etc . Wnte c-oP. 0 Box Thoren, Jr , phone 949-2182. 4·2J.6t p baby cradle - S25, call 992 swtng - II 4979 4-23-6tc '66 FORD truck wrth camper; Metro Van ca mper ; price not quoted unHI seen; may be seen after 5 p m ., J . E. $40, antique - CARRIER WANTED IN POMEROY THE DAILY SENTINEL kind . Phone Dexter, Ohto 742 4 27 101p shampooer $1 Ben Frankl tn Store, 200 Marn St. , Pomeroy , -----8 VOLUME Chambers En "NOTICE" 4·28 3tc CARPENTER work of any RACINE - WHITE . dll 1o_n, phone Ph. 614-992-2156 949-4411 .. Smith NelsOn Motors, Inc• • USED CARS •Nalhan Biggs DO part time work on 3 BEDROOM ranch lype home, TAKE SOIL away the Blue WILL Monday and Thursday af. Arbaugh Addition. Tuppers Lustre way from ca rpets and ternoons. or any even1ng in Plains All new with total upholstery Rent electr i c CONSOLE 23" lelev1510n - $20 , 1 gas heater - $5; 1 porch The ·Dai~ Sentinel Court,St. 5367, Drck Karr, Jr. 4-27-61c 240 Lincoln St. garage. Gel um while they last. Call Sherman Sum · merf1eld 985 3598. 4·14-ttc t=:=::;:::::;::=::=::::- 5655 :HARTFORD 992-2156 Employment Wanted cyc lopedia of Untversal Knowledge; maps. , wood engra vrngs, co pyrighted, 1884 P F Col l ier ~ $25 , phone 992- LADY Not A Motor Route. than you now have? Can you COME and see us. Two beaut1ful new homes, 'h mile meet people'? Any sales ex North of Eastern High School perien ce Local Company on·Sf Rt. 7 Bolh homes have needs 2 permanent men . Good 4 bedrooms, bath and a half. Wages . M.any benefits All buolt in k1fchens and ullllty loca l work Phone 949-3811 rooms to wall carpet 4-26 4tc will be; wall Installed soon. One house has a large famtly room and a den. Both have a Wadsworth Drive, Columbus, 575 - $85. Coolville 667-6214 RACINE - 6 room house, bath, Ohio. phone 237-4334 4 26·12tp ALUMINUM ca r-top boats , utility room , garage , $10,000 , 11 -21-tfc phone 949 4i95 won't rust or rot, safe i:lnd lighlwelg ht, 10, 12. 13 and 14 3-31 ·ffc NICE 3-story home w1lh full For ~ale ft rn stock now Phone 992 - :-2c-L-: A -:: R:-:G:-:E , .-,1 oc-t s-, _6_r_o_o_m_s-. ,...bath. basement. 2 lots. new forced 6256 atler 5 p.m. PAINT DAMAGE . 1971 Zig-zag a1r furnace. Near Pomeroy . garage, cellar $8,500 ; Maggie 3-30·30fc sewrng mach ines. Still tn Elementary School. Phone Whrtttngton, Depot St ·, or igi nal cartons No at 992-7384 lo see. Rulland, Ohio 16, FT. TRAVEL lra1ler, self. tachments needed as our 1J .7.tfc 4-7·30tp con tamed, reaOy to go, h1tch controls are built ln. Sews 1 ncl uded . Phon e 773 565i, with 1 or 2 needles, makes 30 ACRES 3 bedroom home, HOUSE Phone 992-6103. Mason, W Va buttonholes, sew on buttons, vrny l stdtng , electric heat, 4-19-12fc 4-5· tfc Tupper monograms, and blind hem s Plains water tap, 3 -slitch. Full cash price, $38.50 south of Tuppers Plams FIS H, fancy miles or budget plan available . TROPICAL just off Rt. 7 on County Road gupptes, angels and breeders, Phone 388-8673 28 $16,500 reduced price, Bettas and supplies Phone phone 667·3336. 4-26-6tc 992·5443. 4' 26 .41 P :::-::~:-::--­ 12-30 ttc VACUUM Cleaner new 1971 Model. Complele with all pupp1es, Silver Toy, cleaning tools Small paint POODLE JOHN Parkview Kennels. Phone 992 damage in shipping. Will take 5443. S27 cash or budget plan ' 8·15·tfc available. Phone 388-8673 Office 992-2259 Ti/14:00 4·26-6tc SHOWALTER 'S Wet Pet Shop, Silndays & Evemngs 992-2568 =-=-:-:-:=~-:-:--­ Chesler, Oh1o, Phone 985 3356. WE WOULD LIKE TO SEL L BEAUTIFUL Colon1al Maple REALTY T roptca I fish and supplies Stereo, AM FM radio, 4 speed YDUR PROPERTY FOR 3-28-30fp YOU changer, 4 speaker sound Contact AssOciate system . dual volume control RENOVATED BRICK Balance $79.35 . Use our TV;(ONSOLE. beautiful maple fin ish, JUSt overhauled. Call MIDDLEPORT - 5 rooms, 2, VERA EBLEN budge I terms Call 992 7085. 992 6813 or 992 3635. bedroom s. bath , paneled, 4 26 6fc 992-3020 4·26·3fp t1led. carpeted, storage =-:=-::-::-:----160 Coal Sl. Middleport building, level lot -,...:-:::-:-:-:----::---::----: STEREO, Modern Walnul METAL porch glider, excellent 6,950 00 POMEROY Stereo radto combination, 4 cond tfton , phone 992-3442 MAKE US AN OFFER Lovely home . 3 b r , fu II balh Speake r sou nd sys tem , 4 4-25-41c and POMEROY - 2 story frame, por ch up, ltv tng room , speed change r , separate 75 h p Evtnrude w-trader, full covers, exce ll ent con t~nd Real Estate For Sale ALL WEATHER ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION & PWMBING CO. -~----- Street, Middl eport , pontoon boats, ptckup covers; one 128 - 12"x 12" whtte plasttc coa ted cer 1rng trle - $26; she 4' x8' panels. pecan panelrng, 19' SK IFF Craft Cabin Cruiser, For MASON Belpre. Oh1o. Phone 42Hl3l. , 4·28-21c .. Business Services 1961 FORD 700, 195" wheel waler. Good location for home ~---base, used on paved highway. or trailer. Phone 985-4176. ,----------, exceptionally good, 5 speed 4' 28'61P transmtssion, t speed axle, good I~res Phone 985-3554, 1 ACRE lot w1lh drilled well 1n • used 19 ft. I 0.. Phone 992· PAINTING, no ;ob too small , 4 28 121c Want~d Berry-Mrller Mobile Home Sales, 705 Farson Street, 4-28-3tc MEIGS BOAT SHOP, Pearl • 28-31p Pets For Sale - you'll be glad you did! 4·23·ffc 4-27 3tc WOULD you like a better ;ob 4·27·3fc baskets for Memorial Day , ~rrlen ., 43207 Berry-Miller Mobile HomP!II used and repossessed Mobile.. Homes IS our specia lty - not our slde1me. Before you buy any Mobile Home see us first Dexter, Ohio. Phone 992-3223. 35 h p electric sta r t Johnson motor , trailer, larry lavender Phone 992-2659. 99c and up. Phone 985 3537 WA,.TED! • NEED woman who IS home most of the time to do work at home Must have phone . Wr ite Mrs. Wh i te, Ul60 Lock bourne Rd., Columbus, Ohro assortment of flower s. for all occastons. Arrangements for Mother's Day, pot s and Ideal Hours, Weekends and Holidays off . Contact : Director of Nursing Gallipolis State Institute Laura Cornwell. R.N. Help Female Help Wanted 4 repossessed Mobile Home. At Harold Brewer ' Long Bottom . 16' FIBERGLAS boat eq uipped , tired of your present routine? Do you dream about world travel, meeting new people, exe~ hng work? The Women's Army Corps has many opentngs available for qualified young women For complete InformatiOn ca II 593 steenng, Home be sure and look at the huge dtscounts you can ha\le on a late model used or blacktop road. Access to city SHAM POO AREA w1fh bowl, SMALLEY'S G1fl Shop, Chesler. Ohio Ha ve large REGISTERED NURSE Impala, power SAVE ! SAVE! SAVEl Before you buy your new Mobile door, V·8 - $450; phone 992 BUILDING LOTS "Bra nchwood Subdiviston at Rock 3213 <·26-61p Springs, Tuppers Plains water. Phone 992-2789. 4·27-12tc 1966 PLYMOUTH Barracuda . V-8, 4 speed Phone 742-485111 interested. 1.07 ACRES, newly dnlled well, 4·2J.61p over 275' of frontage on OPEN EYES. 1:00 P.M. • ~PMEROY, OHIO . JOB WORRIES? Build a bnght - -4·2&.6tc I . '67 FORD GalaXIe. 4 door, V·8 engine - $700; '64 Chevrolet Pomeroy Motor Co. phone 992-5960. WANTED 992 2580. to you Ll KE new Maytag wringer washer - $60, 65,000 Wr.rm Morn tng gas heater - $75, an ttque baby bed $1 5, ·wanted i969 OLDS Cullass, excellent condition, power steering, factory air and stereo, phone 5495 Help Wanted 4-26-31p ------ narrow body, good fir es, solid cab. Wholesa le complete ONE l ove seat - households . Write M D Miller. Rl 4. Pomeroy. Oh1o Call 992-6271 . 3·16 tfc or call 985·3374 V-Beng ine, auto trans ., p sleenng, radro, good 't'J ·Wt i res, .. red ltntsh. A ntce one. Cover for body GUN Shoot. Saturday , April 3022 . 29th, 6 p.m. al Rae~ne Fire 4 27-31c Dept. Bldg. Bacon, hams and v. hog. 4·26-31c WAITRE SS, Apply in person, Craw's Steak House -~---4-25 61c 1WILL NOT be responsible for any de.b!s contracted b( anyone other than Roger Gaul, Rt 3, Pomeroy S1649 WOMEN (18 to 351. Are you Notice ----=---:--:-1964 OL DS 4 dr hardtop, See mereta! trres, loca ll owner trk Was$1695 .00 Specta1 Sl 50 fQr SO word m lnlmum Each additional word 2c BLINO ADS • 1971 OPAL Rally, 4 speed, call 992·5848 atier 4 p.m. 4-26·3fc 51S49 1965 DODGE PICKUP Mobile Homes For Sale TRAILER lots in Mason. phone 1965 50 X 10 ,MOBILE home, 992-3393 or 773-5934. phone 247-2161 . ~-26 -6tc 4·25·61c J;4 Ton. V 8 engine, J speed column sht fl. good 15" Com . . 1967 CHEV. EL CAMINO -· . . For Rent Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Of QUALIn 5 P .M . Day Before Publication . The Publisher reserves the , right to, edit or reject any ads deemeo obtectlonal. The p.ublisher will not be 'r espons ,ble ·-·- --- - __:_ 2 Dr. H T, V-8, auto trans .. red & white . Extra nice. One local owner. & Tax & T1tle Stock No. 58 64 Chevrolet 2 Or sedan, V-8, auto., extra sharp 1972 Buick 69 Volkswagen "Bug" 4 dr. Sed LeSabre two tone blue , factory atr with vmyl trtm, lots of extras Sttcker Pnce $5053.05. Your price 11 your car is worth $1,000 _ $ only 3200 Tax & Title. Stock No . 91 . 4 spee d, If. blue, super sharp . & 71 Cheyenne Pick Up 1972 Buick v.a, aulo trans, P.S, P B, beautiful red & while finish Sky Lark 2 dr. H.T Gold with be1ge v1nyllop, factory air. real sharp car. Sttcker price $4434.45. Your pnce if your car is worth $1,000 00 <Xlly a law $2835 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) 70 Ford Pick Up Tax & Title. Stock No. 77. & Sports Custom, V-8, auto. trans .. P.S.. georgeous rod and whtte fimsh, must be seen to appreciate. The bidding has been l\~s t North East 1¥ 14 Pass 2+ Pass 1972 Opel 1675 $ You, South, hold .A654 ¥K6 32 tQ107 What do you do now? A-Pass. You have no to go. l'ODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding two monds, your par t n e r has two c lu bs over West's one the horne of Helen Woode. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz visited Raloh Montie in the St. Joseph Hospital at Parkers· burg_ Monday afternoon. Mr. Montie had undergone ex· tensi•e surgery the past week. Sunday guests of Clara Follrod and Nma Robinson were Mr. and Mrs. Otta Swartz of Shade and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod , Stevie and Kathy, local. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bentz of Glouster called on Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz last Tuesday. They also called on his sister, Sarah Woode at Coolville on her BOth birthday, April 18. J Mrs. Genevieve Guthrie received word that her brother, Jewell Story Is In Holzer Hospital at Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles It Woode visited Mr. and Mrs.· Clarence Swartz and Mrs. Carleton at Lottridge Sunday afternoon. Mr. Swartz recently returned to his home from Holzer Hospital. , Sunday School attendance on April 16 was 40, Ute offering $15.70. Worship services were held at 11 o'clock with an attendance of 30, the Rev. Leh· man speaking from I Tim. 6:12-"I Have Fou~ht A Got!d Fight," "Put on the robe, of righteousneaa, carry the Sword of. the Spirll, put on the breast plate of Salvation, the Shield of Faith (all In l..ove )" "God Is all powerful." · Prayer services were held last .Wednesday eve. wi\h Garner Griffin as leader. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen RDbiniJon and fanilly were her slater and ll'other-ln~aw, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bartholemew of Daylon, 0., and her moUter, Effie Wataon of Tuppers Plalnl. Mr. and Mrs. RPaaell YOIII of • Lancaster, Ohio were Sunday dinner guests · of hla grand)JlDiher, Genevieve Guthrie. & Tax & Title. Slock No . 114. 1972 Buick La sabre Cust, 2 dr · H T., blue with blue vinyl top, mag wheels, factory air. This car ts really one of the best looking cars we have Sticker price SS416.05. Your price if your car rs worth S1,000 00 & Tax & Title. Only $3498 What do you do now? Answer tomorrow ''GOOD STOCK OF Rally 2 dr. H. T. auto fran ., sticker price $2842.00. Your price if your trade ts worth $1,000 1s only Stock No 140. "We Service What We Sell" Our Word Is Our Bond. Open Every Evening Till 7 p.m. & Sat. Til 5 p.m. G.M.A.C. & Bank Financing Available. 0 Smith Nelson Motors, ~· TIUCKI Inc~ 500 E. Main St. 74 Bashan News Mr. and Mrs. Harold Trussell of Newport News, Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trussell and daughter of Mt. Vernon, 0. spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trussell. They came especially for the wedding of Uteir niece, Miss Sandra Trussell, and Mr. Thelma Henderson, Vicki Carr, and Nina !Wbinson attended the meeting on Key 73, the filmstrip "Calling the ConUnent to Oti'lst," al Heath Methodist Church In Mid· dleport, Friday eve., April 14, Mr. and Mrs. Clair E. Follrod, Clara Follrod, and Nina Robinson visited Clarence Swartz al !he Holzer Hospital, SUnday llfta 1110'11, Other guesll al Ill'. Sll'artz were Ores SWetz of Athena and Harry Swetz of Flora, o. Also, Darrell Hulnc, wbo Ia a paUent at the hoapital, and a fonner resident of the Alfred community. And · Clarence's wife Wilma and a neighbor from Loltrldge. · . Mrs. Darla Dl11111!er, Ricky and Kathy of Pratla Fork took &mday dinner and ~pent the afternoon with her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor and John. Harrisonville Society News Pomeroy, Ohiu Richard Kerns. The wedding took place on Sunday afternoon at the Chester Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours spent Friday in Parkersburg shopping. Mr. and Mrs . Herman Carson, Jr. and son of Belpre spent saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trussell. Miss Julie Rose is employed as a beautician at Warner's Beauty Shop in Pomeroy. Mrs. Thelma White, Mrs. Mary Holter, Mrs . Dorthy Lawson, and Mrs, Margaret Tuttle attended the D of Arally at Syracuse on Thursday. Mr. Lewis Edge! is home after having surgery at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Gordon Holter left Thursday morning for Buffalo, Texas, where he will enter school for five weeks study on heavy equipment driving. Mrs. Mary Lou Evans Is a patient at Veterans Memorial HospitaL Several children of the commWJity are having mwnps and measles. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ours and family of Old Town were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours Wednesday evening. Mrs. Jane Gilkey of Middleport spent a few day~ wiUt Ava G11key. Mrs. Elsie Epple suffered a heart attack last week and was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. The Lend-A-Hand Circle met at Mrs. Frances YoWJg's home with Mrs. Betty B1shop as cohostess . · Mrs . Bessie Graham came home Friday after vacation in North Carolina w1th her daughter, Mrs. Don Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. John Pedras, who lived in the former George Clark house, have moved to Kingsbury Road Into the Coelle Hudson home. Clarence Easlrnan visited his wife at the Syracuse Rest Home and reports she Is lrnproving slowly. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Atkins and son of Michigan spent the Gebel Musa, in southern Sinai, is the traditional Mt. . Sinal where Moses received lhe Ten Commandmenls. . weekend with his ll)Other, Mrs. Stella Atkins and Ruby Diehl and visited his sister, Mrs. · David Riggs. Mr. and Mrs. James Payne Newark visited the Joe C&rsey and Junior Payne family over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Hinds of Newark were weekend guest of K. C. Welsh's and Mrs. Leatha Cowen. Janice Waldeck of Glouster and Imogene Browq of Wellston called on their father, Mike Epple Saturday. Mrs. Anthony Stelrnetz of Michigan was calltd here by the illness of her sister·in-law, Elsie Epple. Dick Karr visited Mr. and Mrs. Dale Williams recenUy, Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Howery visited Mr. and Mrs. DIIJe Williams Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jordan of Cincinnati vlsiled their grandmother, Ava Gilkey, SWJday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford An· derson and family of West Virginia called on his molher, Mrs. Ella Anderson and brother, Paul, over the weekend . Jack Neal of Athens visited his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Neal, over the weekend. OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST"cOURT ST., 3 ROOMS NEW· FURNITURE '349.95 •S3S.OO Dow1t Selance On Convenient Terms. · MASON , FURNITURE Mason, W. Va, , �1 11.:. 'DialliiiJ ._, ', lillclllepar..P 9"-V, 0 ., AariUI, 1972 URIO MAN II:ILl.EI) ERIE, Pa. (UP!) - A lruck accident on Interstate 90 just aouth of here has retul~ ln the death Thuraday of Carl McGuire, 34, Coshocton, Ohio. ,. April %f.Zf·30 Dovb,. Futu .. Pn111ram "THE HONKERS" James COburn Lois Nemeton -Plus.. "MRS. POLIFAX. §py;l (Color) Rosalind Russell Darren McGavin IGl '· .., :~<>' '· .MEIGS THEATRE Tonight & SAturday April 28-29 TWo-LANE BLACK-TOP James Taylor Warren Oates I R) SUDOEN TERROR !Tochnlcolor) Mark Lester of "Oliver" fami. GP Sun.. Mon. & Tues. Aprii30-May 1-2 FLIGHT OF THE DOVES ITtchnlcolor) Ron Moody Jack Wild MEIGS GOlF TEAM - The 1972 Meigl Marauder golf teanlls taking part In the !Sib annual ~utheaste~ Ohio League Golf match which Is being hejd at GalllpoUs today. Results of this year s match will be announced In Sunday's Times-Sentinel. Msrauder golfers left to right are: Pat Story, Jon Buck, Marty Vaughan, Jim Story and Randy Chaffin. Nolan p. Swackhamer Is MHS coach. Canvass for McGovern Scheduled on Saturday A spokesman for the Meigs County McGovern • For • President Committee said today its &embers will canvass door-to-door all Democrats in Middleport and Pomeroy Saturday, Literature will be offered so that the voters may fully understand Senator McGovern's views on Important issues. When asked if the withdrawal of Senator Muskie from CANVAS TIE Red · White · Blue .. - • ' ' ·-'· •. .·. ..,•.. ' ' · .' ' 1. .,. . ' ,·.,. • ..,;•, ~·· .." ., li'i ;:;n mww Jackson held a two-stroke edge over defending Southeastern Ohio League goll champion GalUpolls at noon today following the 111'111 nine boles of the 13th aDDual SEOAL match at GalllpoUs. Jackson fired a 158, GAHS, 158, Wellston, 160, Ironton 1M, Logan 1&7, Waverly 168, Athens 178 and Meigs 179. Jackson's Mike McPeak was medalist for the llrsl nine with a one-over·par 35. Dow Saunders was low for GalUa with a 38. lHE 'RJE ' . Irene Barnes, Rita Case!, Jo . Rusche! and Sharon Wil$on, Ellen Diehl, Leta Floyd, Sheila french horn. Folmer, Dt!bi Gallagher, Jill Diana Carsey, Connie Harris, Pamela Manley, Darla Grueser, Janet Kennedy, Neutzling, _Marla Neutzling, Debra May, Sheila McKnight, Peggy 0 Brien, Debbie Tina Nieri Roxanna- Pal· Ohlinger, Karen Price, _ IA!rson, Connie Radford, Cherie Rosemary Rice, Mlllsa Rizer, Reuter, Debbie Triplett, and Linda Rupe, Becky Scaggs, Patti Well, trumpet; Karen Karen Baity Melanie Burt Susan the band will swing into the Brenda Taylor, popular numbers, "Sounds of Wheeler, Min~ay Young, Bb Ruschel, Caralynn Tr~cy and the Carpenters," "S()nnet and clar~net; Conme Garnes, alto Maralynn Tracy, lrombone; Dance,'' 11 Joy to the World," clarmet; Paula Morris and Fred Jones Steve Price and "Highlights from Jesus Margaret Riggs, Bass clarinet. baritone· Greg France' Christ Superstar." Julia Hutchison, Edith Mess, Nathan Robinette and Scoti Musicians are Becky Wright, and Sonya Ohlinger, Alto VanVranken, tu~; Barbara piccolo; Donna Francis, Debra Saxophone; Terry George and Anthony, Morton Barnes, Pierce and Dorothy Seth, flute; Sherry King, lenor saxophone; Dennis Glaze and Phil Moon, Elizabeth Blaettnar, Ingrid Deborah Hawley, Marcy percussion Hawley, and Leanne SebO Owens,_ baritone saxophone; There win be no charge for oboe; Barbara Archer, Debbie' Melame Hackett, §andy admission. Garnes and Patty Harris, bassoon. Susie Jeffers, and Annie Ohlinger, Eb clarinet; The Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of why? Because mentBI illness ChristiAe Bailey, Lynne Baker, Beta Sigma Phi today an- affects more persons than any nounced its endorsement of the other disease. Thai's right. One mental health levy which will American In every 10, a total of appear on the ballot on 20 mllllon people, are suffering Thelma Circle, Salem, and Tuesday, May 2. The following from some sort of mental Mrs. Alice Weidlman, Canton; statement was made: disorder. Today many people a son, Charles, of Salem; five "The Eta Phi urges a yes are successfully fighting grandchildren, and four great- vote. Mental illness has long mental illness; you can help grandchildren. He was the last been known as the natlon'sNo. protect your family by voting of a family of 10. I health problem. Do you know for the mental health levy on May 2. " Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the Veterut Memorial Hospital Slark Funeral Home in Salem. ADMITTED - Jo Johnaon, BARBECUE SET Burial will be in Grandview Point Pleasant; Christine Middleport firemen will Cemetery. Friends are being Branham, Pomeroy; Jean · sponsor a chicken barbecue received at the funeral home Reynolds, LDng Bottom. Saturday from II a.m. unUI this evening from 7 to 9. DISCHARGED - Richard supply runs out, rain or shine. Garfield, Lora Circle The event will be held at the Elizabeth Durbin, Steve~ Legion Park behind the MidPiCkell8, dleport Post Office. Racine. Mrs. Rhodes was the daughter of the late Clem and Mae Shane West. She is survived by her husband, Hugh; two children, '!;om, of Akron, a9d Helen (Cmtinued from page I) Stowe, of Conneaut; five Eckerd Drugs Inc., Charlotte, N.C., which has 123 stores In the grandchildren and one great- South. grandchild; four brothers, Dale, Racine; Fred, Atlanta, COWMBUS- GOV. JOHN J. Gn..IJGAN says he still is Ga. ; Harry, Houston, Tex., and "per!Onally" committed to Sen. Edmund Muakle for President Lee, of Warren, and two sisters, Helen Smith, Con- but will stop campaigning for the M.alne Democrat and support neaut, and Edna Baker whoever Ill nominated at the National Convention this swnmer. ' The governor, who met with newmnen folJowlng Muakle's Racine. announcement Thursday that he was dropping from the She was aiso preceded in death by two brothers, Warren remaining primary races to concentrate on other campaign and Glenn West. Funeral tactics, waa obviously disappointed by the turn of events. He had services will be Saturday at 2 endorsed and offered full support of Muakle lui December and 1s p.m. at lhe Shriver and Allison one of 153 candidates for delegatea pledged to hlm on Ohio's Funeral Home, Youngstown, !l'lmary baUot next Tuesday, ·symphonic Band .Prep~es Concert The Meigs High School Symphonic Band will present 10 selections at the annual spring convert this evening at 8 IG) in the school auditorium. Coloo;Cirtoons: David B()wen, director, is 3 For Breakfut assisted by Lewis Shields. Rod Traclor Featured numbers in the first Brothers from Outer Space SHOW START57 P.M. a.e.a.e.e.d.a~;;m::?.:::~:m.;:::!S· part of the program are "Theme From Thus Spake Zarathustra, " '~Hymns for Band," ' 'Elsi~wre Overture,'' " Irish Tune from County Derry," "Praise to the Lord," and "Promenade in Funeral services for Bernard Swingtlme." D. Wolfe, 3ll, EN I in the U.S. Following the inlermlssion Navy, who was killed in an auto accident in Phoenix, Ariz., Sunday, will he held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Ewing Funeral RACINE Wesley Home. CRISP ENDORSED McKenzie, 89, died Wednesday Mr. Wolfe, formerly ot RUTLAND - Jack W. Crisp, Racine Route 2, was the son of evening at !he home of his democratic candidate for daughter, Mrs. Thelma Circle, , Congress from Ohio's Tenth Gordon and Ruth Pickens in Salem, Ohio. Mr. McKenzie District, announced today his Wolfe, Racine Route 2, who was born Jan. 10, 1883 in endorsement by the United survlve. Mr. W()lfe served in Racine the son - nf the late One Eyelet Transportation Union, C. D. the navy the past 18\.> years. William and Mary Spence. Other survivors are four Winebrenner, legislative He was.a retired moulder at sons, Timothy Darrell, Thomas agent. Deming Company, Salem, and Glenn, Char les Bryan and Jimmy Christopher, who made a member of Holy Trinity their home with their grand- Lutheran Church there. He is survived by his wife, LOCAL TEMPS parents at Racine Route 2; a The temperature in down- daughter, Bernadine Ellen Carrie; two daughters, Mrs. Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced town . Pomeroy at II a.m. Wolfe, Winler Haven, Fla. ; a Friday was 58 degrees under brother, Beryl Wolfe, Hebron; MIDDLEPORT, 0. sunny skies. a sister , Mrs . Lawrence (Marjorie) Hoffner, Lincoln RACINE - Word has been Heights, Pomeroy, and several received here of the death of nieces and nephews. Mrs. Laura West Rhodes, Officiating at the funeral Youngstown, formerly of services will be L.C.D.R. Basil A. Hensley, Chaplain, MEETING SET UP U.S.N.R.R. Burial will be in the Miss Carol O'Connell Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may caD at the funeral reading consultant of Volun: leers in Education, and a home anytime Saturday. coordinator of the Ohio Department of Education, will he at the Meigs Inn at 10:30 12SVOTE EARLY a.m. Tuesday lo meet with One hundred and 25 absenlee ballots have been cast in the representatives of the 10 Msy 2 primary elections - southeastern Ohio counties in about hall the number of such Area 10. Local school superballots cast in the comparable visors Mrs. Nellle Vale and 1968 elections - the Meigs Mrs. Grella Suttle will be in County Board of Elections charge of the meeting. reported today. Deadline for absentee voting was 4 p.m. SIGNUP MONDAY Thursday. CHESTER - Kindergarten and first grade pre-regis !ration at Chester Elementary wlU be PASSES BAR held Monday, May 1 from 9 Robert Buck, Pomeroy, son a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Birth cerof Mr. aile! Mrs. Fritz Buck, has tificates and immunization been notified that he passed the records must be submitted state bar examination for Thooe in kindergarten this year attorney-at-law. Buck, who will not have to register for graduated from Ohio Stale first grade. University School of Law, is 8880ciated with the law firm of REGISTRATION SET Webster and Fultz, Pomeroy. First grade pre-regislration will be held at Riverview Elementary and Tuppers Plains on Monday, May I, from 10 a.m. unUl 12 noon. Birlh certificates and immunization Not that kind . We mean ou& new home . records must be submitted, LADIES ·',· this Tuesday's primary in Ohio should help or hurt McGovern's candidacy, ' the spokesman said, "! am confident Senator McGovern will dowell in our stale's primary. I believe many of Muskle's former supporlers will cast their votes for Sen. McGovern. He is the only candidale who really says what he would do if elected. When the Senator from South Daklija takes a stand on any Issue, he has not taken that stand Without first studying and researching the issue in depth." PerSQns Interested in helping to canvass Middleport and Pomeroy or obtaining ' literature on McGovern's candidacy may call Dave Gerard at 992-3189. ~.- PAIGE SMITH Bernard Wolfe Seroices Set mx Laura Rhohes' Services Set CROW'S Me1gs County's hundred year old bank . has moved its seventeen ~ear old branch , mto a brand ~ew building on Salem Street. You ve ~robably seen 1t on the outside. Give the inside a try. Were havmg an. open house this Saturday, April 29. . Not fancy , JUSt friendly . Partly to show off the new building , but mainly to say I hanks , tor making it a pleasure to be in Rutland . The hour~ are 9 to 4; we 'll have refreshments. souven1rs, and a door prize . Please come. It wouldn 't be the same without you . pome•O. rullond · pomeroy nationa bank the bank of lhe century ' establl ~hed 1872 STEAK HOUSE • • Home of the Fobulo11s RUMMAGE FOR SALE Arwnmage sale will be held Thursday and Friday, May 4 and 5, at Pomeroy United Methodist Church sponsored by the J.O.F. Class. PU.CE CHANGED South Chesll!r voters this year will vole in the Chester Township Building (Town · Hall) instead of the Chesler School. Marriage lJce01e Michael Lester Clemons 21 Wellston, and Penny 'su~ Moore, 18, Langsville. SANDWICH Order By Phone And Tako E.,. Homo 992-5432 · Weather. . Variable cloudiness tonight and Saturday with a chance of showers southwest tonight and OV!lf siale Saturday. Lows tonight In the 41111 and low 50s. Highs Saturday In the 60s. News • • • in Briefs ELBERFELI)S IN POMEROY - .END.OF·THE-MONTH SALE OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAy NIGHTS u ·NTIL 9 Sizes 2 to 7 Boys Mens Lee Boot Cut Sport and Dress Trouse~ Permanenl press - experlly tailored Short Sleeve $port Shir1s Permanent press . Regulor US shirts. Solid colors · stripes. smart polterns End ol the month sale. · '1A9 trousers for men and young:en, Boot cut for plenty of room over ts and heel . Choose Hoondsloolh Check . Polr,uter and Colton blend twills or blue den m. Mens Lee 8.98 Boot Cut Trousers Mens Lee 7.98 Boot Cut Trousers . . . .. . .. . SAle 7.49 - . . . Sale 6.69 For This Sale! Young Mens Sleeveless Muscles TShirts Small, medium and lar~e sizes. Solid colors of oronge - red. back . Peocock blue. 100 percenl cotlon knit. ...... Sove during this sale. Sale! Glidden .Paii\L S.ve now on Glidden Paint In the Housewares Deportment on the main floor. Homogenized Spred Satin latex wall ~Int. Spred Lote• Seml·gloss enamel pred Lustre Semi-gloss enamel, S~ed Gloss oil purpose enamel. Spred Urel ne Florenamel and House palnl. End ofthe Month Sale Lee Blue Denim BIB OVERALLS Sizes 32 to 50. Lee Jell denim thot really wears. Tollored sizes. Plenty of useful pockets. Regularly 7.98, · This Sale •6.99 '1.66 8 Track ' Cat Stereo Tape Players Fully automollc . compact . ••elusive tine tuning . volume, balance and lone controls. t:. . 8 Track Stereo SpeQs Wedge lyp. and flush mou 1 hardware Included, n speakers. All Come In and see h · slraled. eac model d•mon. BRENDA SAYRE ON THE COUNTDOWN, launched the first rocl5et Friday at Tuppers Plains Grade School. The sixth grade students of Roger Kirkhart,. as part of their science select your Jackson and Perkins Ro• lush... On ·-In Hou•wares Dept., 1st Ploor ' ELBERF~~DS IN POMEROY ' . - study on rockets, gave an actual demonstration Friday to the student body. One rocket reached an altitude of 2,835 feet, !raveling 700 feet per second. It belonged to Cheryl Griffin. See page 8 for more pictures. ;• ··~ PREPARE FOR JUNIOR.SENIOR PROM - Five members of the GAHS junior class are pictured here Friday evening decorating the Gallia Academy High School gym for Saturday night's annual junior-Benior prom. Lower left is Becky Naskey. On right Is Denise Ameel. In rear, left to right, are Janet Yoho, Dave Thomas and Topper Orr. The Cobra"Four orchestra performed for the school dance. The Foxx orchestra performed for lhe dance held at the Elks LAxlge following activities at the school. Mrs. A. D.. Lusk is student advisor. + Weather Your Invited Guest tmts Mostly cloudy and warmer Sunday. Chance of showers and scattered thundershowers over entire slate Sunday. Highs Sunday in the 60s north and upper 60s and lower 70s south. Reaching More Than Det>oled To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley 46 PAGES VOL VII NO. 13 Pomeroy-Middleport SUNDAY. APRIL 30, 1972 li,ooo Families 4 SECTIONS 15 Gallipolis-Point Pleasant CENT~ FBI Hunting Third Suspect In B~k Caper b BY DALE ROTHGEB, JR. holding were not real, but, after he was VINTON - It has been almost a year threatened by one of the men he handed since this village was lhe setting of a .over $2,373. dramatic daylight bank robbery. Now, They left in a 1963 Chevrolet only 11 months later, the crime has been automobile which had been parked in front solved by the FBI. of the bank . Mrs . Ruth Casto, the alert • One man has been sentenced to a 10. cashier, jotled down the license number year term in a federal penitentiary for his and notified the Gallia County Sheriff's part in the caper, another has entered a Department. The car Had a West Virginia not guilty plea to bank robbery charges, license lag which had been stolen a few and a th!rd suspe~l remains at large. days earlier . According to FBI The Chevy get-away car Agent Bob Harrell of was found later, burning, on Athens, Wendell Shiloh Rd .. near Coal Valley Emory of Jetson, Rd., approximately eight miles from the Ky., entered a guilty bank. Agent Hurrell said $490 in dimes was plea last month In u. found in the burned-<lut auto. The suspects S. District Court In enlered a later model car and drove west Glolwnbus 1o charges toward Jackson. of robbing the Vinton A strange coincidence could have Bank. Emory was aided the robbers. A 1971 Pontiac Grand oenll!nced to 10 years Prix was spotted on the Appalachian Highin a · federal way by Agent Herman Henry of the penitentiary . DENNIS c. WJUlON Bureau of Criminal Investigation at According to FBI Agent Bob Harrell of London, Ohio about the same time local Athens, Wendell Emory of Jetson, Ky., lawmen were chasing the bank robbers. entered a guilty plea last month in U. S. Agent Henry irnmedialely gave chase and District Court in Colwnbus to charges of alerted other lawmen. robbing the Vinton Bank. Emory was The occupantS of the Pontiac failed to sentenced to 10 years in a federal stop in a high speed chase from the Athens penitentiary. Post Slate Highway Patrol and Gallia James Relford Reynolds of Decatur, County,Sheriff's Department officers. Ill., formerly of Vinton, enlered a not The chase ended abruptly, however, .guilty plea to similar charges. He is now in when the men turned off the main highway jail in lieu of $50,000 hond. No trial date has in Vinton County and entered a county · been set. road. They wrecked their car at a T· A third man, Dennis Clarence Wilson, inlersection. alias Ronald David Warlx, is sought in Injured and laler released from connection with robbery as well as for an custody were John I. Sherlock, 43, Michael armed robbery of a Post Office at D. Sherlock, 19; Patrick Sherlock, 23, and JohnCarroll,22,allofNorthAugusta, S. C.. Lovee I tte , W. Va. Wilson is a six foot, white American The FBI dropped charges afll!r It with brown hair and blue eyes. He is of became apparent they were not the robmedium complexion with a tattoo, bers. Law officials reported later they said ." Denny," on his upper right ann. they failed to stop due to some of their The \].S. Marshjlll's Office at Charleslon "shady" jobs as painters and other holds a bench warrant for his arrest. He businesses in the past. was indicted by the Federal Grand JurY at The FBI continued its investigation Huntington on Oct. !9, 1971 for armed but failed to turn up sufficient, evidence robbery of the post office. Wilson Is known )Ill til the post office robbery at Lovelette. to carry a hand gun and shollld be Again, the robbers .burned their get-away regarded armed and dangerous. car · Emory is Wilson's brother-In-law. lt may take awhile,' but, as they say in Both he and J'ieynolds were arrested by the movies, the FBI wUI get their men. postal authorities for the Lovelelle Post . FBI agents are still Investigating the Office robbery. The FBI entered the'cpse Racine Bank robbery which occurred when investigation revealed Identical MOs several years ago. in the Vinton Bank and post office robberies. FBI agents learned that Reynolds had Uved 111 the Vinton community and was familiar with the area. He and WUson, who JUP GRANDE -The District Council ~e acquainted · In DeCatur, later on aging, Melp, Gallla, Jackaon and moved to the Wllllamson, W. Va. area. VInton Counties, II announcing a beef The VInton Bank wu robtied at 10 a.m. buffet din~ lor all Hnior citizens, to be the morning oi May 18 when two unmasked held at the Rio Grande College Dining Hall gunmen entered the bank located on 'Main at 7p.m., May9. Tickets are f2per person. ·St. They walked to the teller's window and The gues~ speaker will bli Mrs. Betty ·ordered Dewey Walker to fill their.cotton· Bjorn, field representative fo_r Southeast type bigs. Walker said he thought the men Ohlo, Division of Administration on Aging, were Joking ; 'that the guns they were COMMEMORATIVE OCCASION - Following the announcement by the Economic Development Administration and Cong. Clarence Miller that a grant of $262,ii00 for the village of Pomeroy had been approved for help in the expansion of the town's water system, Cong. Miller met with village officials Friday night at the Meigs Inn. Meeting with Cong. Miller to show their appreciation were, front row, 1-r, Bob Hysell, E. F. Robinson and Charles Legar, members of the Board of Public Affairs, Cong. Miller, William Baronick, Pomeroy Mayor, Ralph.Welker, Stale Representative, Jane Walton, village clerk, and Elma Russell, council member; back row, Philip Lavelle of the EDA, Don Collins, William Snouffer, Jim Mees and Ralph Werry, council members, and Fred Q:ow, village solicitor. The enlar1lng of the waler system will have a positive impact on the local economy, allowing additional hotislng to be built and enabling the city lo prepare for additional business growth. Total cost of the project is $373,000 with $112,300 being provided by the city. ··············--............... •.•.•.•.•b'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'-'•'····································-·._ . .. .............. 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In the of Elections, 11,097 persons, one of the pasl, Republicans have enjoyed a 3-1 edge largest registration totals in recent years, over Democrats. Tuesday's major rac-es are in the are eligible to vote Tuesday. Polls will Republican arid Dem oc ra tic sheriff's open at 6:30a.m. and close at 6:30p.m. contests, the Republlca 11 commissioner Election officials reported Thursday race, the · Democratic Probate.Juvenile Judge race and the Repu~lican Prosecuting Attorney's rac-e. Three Republicans are seeking the nominating for the Jan. 2 county commissioners' term and four are seeking the nomination for the Jan. 3 term. Candidates for the Jan. 2post are Billey Halley, Lewis Sheels and Denver Walker. Seekln~ the (Continued on page 2) \.Meigs GOP Has 2 Races ~MER.QY- Meigs Countians will go to the·polls Tuesday to select nominees for county offices, decide on several tax levies, and help nominate candidates for stale and national posi.<J. The Re~ublicans of the county have two · races - both three way events - to decide Tuesday. Three men, Ralph W. Ours, incumbent; Daniel E. Thompson, and . WESLEY ARBAUGH is the new Richard E. Jones, are seeking nomination park manager at Forked Run Loke in to run lor the commissioner's post which Meigs County. Following his discharge from U. S. Air Force in !968, Arbaugh was employed at Strouds Run, (Athens Stall! Park) while attending Tri.County Technical lnsUtule School at Nelson· SYRACUSE - Frogs at Angels Camp, ville. A n~tlve of Tuppers Plains, which Is near the park, qe hopes to expand li.<J Calif., went one up on the Frog Farm here this week.. facllllies so as to offer additional services 1o youth groups and garden clubs. Established last year, the Frog Farm The park now has 198 class A camp on the estate of Atty. Fred W. Crow here sites and heated shower houses. The laid legitimate claim to being the only such Beach opens Memorial Day. Arbaugh institution of Its kind probably on either and his wife have one child, a da6ghter, side of both of the globe's meridians. Bethany, age seven weeks. Today, however, residents of Angels Camp announced their frogs have gone to college in !raining for the annual international frog jump championships! Ally, Crow opera~ the Frog Farm Department ot Mental Health and. (ordid,thelasttimetheBlgBendRegatta Frog Jumps needed a splash of publicity) Correction. as a breeding ground for high quality In addition, there will be Information crlllers guaranteed to jump well on the big regarding each county's progreso and days (June 17-18-19) of the regatta along their plans for the future. Reservations are the river In Pomeroy. Here Is what the UP! 'reported lobe called in to the Meigs County Office, Saturday from Angels Camp : , Im-74W or to Eleanor Thomas 99:1-7376. ANGEl.'> CAMP, Calif. - Frogs are Deadline is May 3. Senior Citizens To Dine ·at Rio Also 8 !rock top. . tape head cleeners. ' • In Demonstrations before.School Student Body FridRy Sorority Backs Levy Tuesday Wes McKenzie Died Wednestlay ~ Tuppers Plains Elementary Pupils Study Rockets First Hand POMEROY ELEM~NTARY School Safety Patrol members may have felt very adult in making their trip to Washington, D. C. over the weekend. However, a stuffed bunny pecked out of the lop of a sack carried by Paige Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs .. Thomas Smith, as she boarded the bus. After all, everyone needs SOME security from home when they're traveling. See Bob Hoeflich's story and group picture'·on Page 32. has a term beginning Jan. 2,' 1973. The Republicans Tuesday is for the nomination winner will be opposed in the fall by . as clerk of courts. Candidates are In· Democrat William E. Snouffer who Is cumbent, Mrs. Evelyn Lucke, Larry unopposed ~~esday for the Democratic Eugene Spencer and Charles Richard Karr, Jr., with Speneefand Karr making nomination. ' Republican Commissioner Robert their first bid for a major county JIOIII. The nominee will be opposed in the fall Clark is unopposed in his bid for nomina lion to the term beginning Jan. 3, by Mary Martin, a Democrat. Other Republicans unopposed In 1973 but will be opposed in the fall election by Joe !Ji!nison, Democrat, unopposed, as · Tuesday's primary are Eleanor Robeon, incumbent, for recorder; Theodore candidate for his party for that term. The second race facing Meigs County Beegle, incumbent, for engineer; Rankin Ray Pickens, Incumbent, for coroner; Bernard V. Fultz, Incumbent, for · prosecuting attorney; Robert C. Hartenbach, Incumbent, for sheriff; Atty. Manning D. Webster, who is ' seeking nomination for judge of the court of "getting a college eaucatlon" at this one- common pleas, prnbate division, and time mining settlement which hops lo )ife Howard E. Frank, Incumbent, .for every year for the annual international treasurer. · frog jump championships. Voters of the county Tuesday will be · Resldenls ·just won't forget Mark selecting cenlral committee rtpreae!J. Twain's celebrated jumping frog, and they tallves and will decide upon a .2 of a mill recreate lhe contest each year with the tax levy. AU volers of the county ol both , Calavaras County Fair and Jumping Frog parties will vole on the .2 of a mill ner. tax Jubilee. Held this year May 18-21, It which would be used to carry oilfa ~~~a~tal prqmlses a new twist with a few gr,aduates health program along with a.llla and from Croaker College, Jackson Counties. 'The college Is the newest venture of Voters In the three school district& ol Bill Steed, who has made teaching frogs the county wlll decide upon tax levlel, all his hobby. The native of Arkansas says new taxes. Voters of. the Southern and frogs are smarter than they ' think, but Meigs Local Diltrlcll will decldt upon five don't know lt. mill school operating levtes while ill the At Croaker College, he teaches frogs • Eastern Local Olslrlct the new tax to be the art of jumping. The major course Is decided upon wUI be only three and ane"hypnopedia." Steed hypnotizes the frogs hall milia. In each district, If palled, the by pressing a certain spot on their chesta, levies would raise the total mlllqe lo D~ then he plays a "Gel Out and Wlri" record. mUla . These levies are required to oblaln . The frogs jump to the music, Steed said . full State Foundation funding . Frogs Go tQ College ·, . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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