https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7eabb504e4d98a86c3d92fd19cc4678e.pdf 6157a7c955a472d4d65c37da24b0d9b6 PDF Text Text .. ' J . ' 12 - TheDallySentinel,Middleport-Pomeroy,O.,May18,1972 .' Senior Stiffler is Honored JACKSON- ~~c- F. (Jack) Stiffler, Sr. of Jackson was one of three lJleD honored Sunday evening at Rio Grande College Commencement eliercise~ by the presentation of the honorary degree of Doctor of Public Service. Co-founder with his father of Stiffler Stores, Inc. and cllief executive of the department store chain thru Its SO years of elistence, Stiffler . is also chairman of the .executive committee and first vicepresident of the board · of trustees of Rio Grande College. The honorary degree, a surprise award to Mr. Stiffler, was presented by Dr - A. R' Christensen, Rio Grande College president. Mr. Stiffler MEIGS THEATRE Tonight, May.18 NOT OPEN Friday thru Tuesday May 19-2) BILLY JACK ' (Technicolor) Tom Laughlin Delores Taylor ~ !GPI Feature and Cartoons SHOW STARTS7 P.M. MASON DRIVE-IN ,' 1 / , ' ' d! , T· ,,, N q •I•, Tonight & Friday MayJS-19 o·o~uble Feature Program THE PANIC IN NEEDLE PARK (Color) AI Pacino andKiftyWinn - PLUSTHE SEVEN MINUTE,S IRI (Co lor) Wayne Maunder Marianne McAndrew !RI was pre~ented to Dr. Christensen for the ~gree )ly ·!lis wife. · Mr. gtiffler was cited for his d,evelopment and promollon activities in southeastern Ohio over the years including hill effort on behalf of Rio Grande College, Holzer, Hospital, Boy Scouts, Qlamber of Commerce work and other activities. Mr. Stiffler has been In· terested in the affairs of Rio Grande the past 24 Y4!8r&. He Orst became assoc.lated with the college thru his friendship with Dr. Charles Holzer Sr. and Stanley L. Evans. He became a . of Huntington, W. Va. ; two daughters, Mrs . Harold (Garnel) Johnson, Reedsville, and Mrs. Rolland (Thelma) Kellenberger, Worthington ; four sisters, Mrs. Ethel cochran, Delaware; Mrs. Marie Cochran, Uhrichsville, and Mrs. Myrlle Harrison and Mrs. Gladys Wines, both of Middleport; a brother, Raymond of New Philadelphia ; four grandtwo greatchildren, grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held . Hurry To--. McClure's For,A Dairy Treat That Can't Be Beat. truatee in 1948 agel lor the past ' , (Continued from page l) . . .. (·U fll I- Lei's IUa. tbree '' nine yearshailbeienchalmlanof nlng snub-noeed hllllllaww, but It delayed a_cUon 011, unportent bei!JI . <t · the executive oommlttee. . details cl the bill..The development came two days • wqlladed aad patU•Ily . ' e· 1 The Gltatlon praised hill faith . after Alaba~ GoY, George C. Wa~e wu' shOt In J.:aarel, Md., Par.alyzeil , by lll·ashotil, , · ' • · · · · 1 in the college, Ita ·goals and about :!5 miles from the IUitlon's cap(~l. · IJ~.•rl•· '~·~ w._uace, bn , ·' , completion date Is Aug. at philosophy. He believes the · The agreemellt wu <made by Birch D. Bayb, 0-!nd., llartet;l · ~viJi& .. plt~al •: • institution Ia a vital part of chainnan of the juvenile dellnq~~ency subcommittee, 8nd Sen. ' ~rtiPY irea~ II wu ~oe Skinner Inc., Beim!l"1• ' Other bidd4!rs •.wete V&Y . southeuteni Ohio and hal been Roms~ R. JVuska, Jt.Neb., a mem]!er of that subconunittee and- . dllclosed ~~~· ,;•j · ~lo, was ~ .appanmt ~~ Construction of _ClrclNijle;, willing to back up hill beliefs - ranking jtepljblicen on the full committee. Bayh said iJis bill to . ~, A ·. s"-lfn'leal )uued by bidder on a ~!ide Cff!ection $282,9&7.33; Ensle Conitruclfon 1111 with action. bsn.c!'eap, short-barelled ''Saturday night apecials" would hlive . . ,Hqly C""'!' '!101~~. ·~re · Pfl!ject tlie north side of the of McAr.thur, $287,928.95; C. M. , Also awarded honor!lrY fi"Ohibited the ule of- the type of gun allegedly used ID 'shoot •. W~~ee 'I"U ~ ~~ ~MiJ~\~ Mill10 Luburgh, of Zanesville, · degrees Sunday were Dr. Wullace. . · •. ul~uj,aatlon attempt , , . .· . ·• $3ll,OQO; J. J. Blazer ((onFrancis Shane· of· Gallipolla, ' \ ~~llay aU,,r~eoJi Ia G~H~TWP,., Gallia County, ' strucllon of Wheelersburg, )X'esident of the Rio 'Grande . BANGKOK- VICE PRESIDENT SPIRO T Agnew said ,!~•1111 sli_eJIIII!lJ ~~r Blila_we.,~~ by the ,Q!rio ~7,292.11, anOL. R, Skelton'of:·· board of trul!lees ll)d Simuel today his Southeaat Asian tour convinced him South VIetnamese ) ioit •utsllle Wisbllagtoa;·_.·• ~t'l!ent- of . High~ays Collllllbus, $366,391.94. ~ · Spencer Davia of Colwnbus, forces ''wlll be able to wtthatand the present mWta.,Y pressures." "'•Ja.~'e ,M d.~laj!f: of l)le · ,.'. The 1 afj~O:~i' des • . . The contract was ·not tm.' second vlce.prealdent of the "Tll eta look ood .1 . h bo therapy - presumably· ' · prq eo u CO!l· melliately _awarded st_nce the board. · . e p-oape g ' ~new said as e arded his d~llned 10 see If ,\le' ca'n· struc,tlng a . courilerberm, bid was over .the slate's · specuil presidential jet for the flight to .~e United States. His regabimovemeal'iabliilegs:·· ~moving aod replacmg em.departure ended a two-day visit to Thailand during .which he ...,,"_:,.,.,~....-.~-- :: - .,~ -~' bankmenl material and estimated <lOSt for the project: Low bid was $2'1'1,005.48. made a three-bour Oylng trip in Saigon to confer with South ~~_,.,,_,___,,,,~_,,,-:::;;.:n;:XVM\f=,, t:e!JI,ov'M and . reco1181i'uetlng aftecJ!'" ., a at 1 p. m. Saturday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Freeland Norris officialting. Burial will be in Stiversvllle Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral hOme an"time. . · ' p earI T ayIor 0 f Middleport Dies Vietnamese President Nguyen Ven Tholu and U.S. officials. WASHINGTON_ THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT accused Genenil Electric ~- today of engaging in anti<OmJ)etitive p-actices since at least 1965. Acting Atty. Gen. Richard G. Kleindienst said a civil antitrust suit was filed in u. s. District Co rt in b ed f · u ·,w urn,N. Y. Ucharg GE,largestmakero electrical equipment end relate.d rroducta in the nation, with restraint of .trade by using reciprocal purcbaaing arrangements with its customers and suppliers. Walker B. Comegys, chief ot the Jllstice Department's Antitrust Division, said GE's :reciprocal purchasing arrangements have had the effect of foreclosing its competitors from selling substantial quantities of goods to_GE ctJStomers and p-eventlng suppliers from selling goods and services to GE. News Notes 992-5248 Middleport, o; 4.98 5.98 Womtns· and Girls' Swimwear . ' ·-w~mbley Ties·.Eor .Men 7.00 WARM-UP NYLON JACKETS I -------------------------BOYS .3.95 _NYLON JACKETS , . • This fortune lady knew her stuff. A Checking Account at· The Farmers Bank Is safer than cash to pay bills. A Checking Account provlqes a receipt for your record. You'll be wise to use all the services of The Farmers! We are a full service bank. The Farmers Bank & Savings Co. Member Federal Reserve Systery1 On .f~idays Our Drive-In Window is Open 9 a.m. t.o 7 p . m_~ (Continuously). $20,00!J Maximum Insurance For Each Depositor SALE 2.99 Bare Leg· . JEANS 1.88 VOL. XXV NO. 25 100 per ·cent Acrylic - fully fashioned - Small, medium, large. Two:tone color' combination. Sale Price · MEN'S KNIT SLACKS Flares and straight leg styles- solid colors - neat patterns - stripes. An excellent·selectlon.-in size 28 waist through 42 waist. ,.· PENSION HEARINGS UP SHE GOES. After several hours of labor by employes of the Ritchy Electric Sign Co., Zanesville, and with the use of lwo special lift trucks, this new sign·was moved through the air to its new location outside of the Pomeroy National Bank. The new sign featuring the new corporate identity "pnb" of the bank replaces a revolving type clock sign used by the bank a nwnber of years. The new sign gives the current temperature and the time of day alternately in lighted figures. • - - - - •-- - - - : : .. - - - - - ••• - - - - - - - - - - • • • • • • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Slacks - - - • • - - - - - - - - - - - S.le Sale Saie Sale Sale Sale Sale 7.99 8.99 9.99 10.99 11.49 · 12.99 14.49 .. . ELECTRIC RAZORS CASUAL SLACKS • SAIGON (UPI )-Five waves of North Vietnamese backed by tanks attacked Kontwn City today in what a military source in Saigon said could be the "decisive stage" of the bettie for the Central Hlghlamjs. They were driven from the 4t!fense perimeter in hand-tohand fighting. B52s carried out record bombing attacks against the Conununlst troops, dropping 1,800 tons of bombs today in 20 separate attack waves by 60 planes. They had hit the area earlier with 2,500 tons of bombs. Today is the 82nd anniversary of the birth of the. late North Vietnamese leader Ho Chi Minh and both American . and South Vietnamese military commanders had expected some major Conununlst effort to mark the event. Th,ey thought Hue might be the target, but It was Kontwn, 2110 miles north of Saigon. .The fighting was so intense and at such close quarter that at one point the defenders lowered their artillery pieces and were firing explosive shells into tho North VIetnamese at ·point blank range. Dacron and cotton blend fabric. Permanent press. Sizes 32 to 42~ Good selection of solid colors. Friday - Saturday Sale 4.49 Speciil!l S•le Prices Short Sleeve Knit Shirts . -KIMBALL PIANOS You c;:tn really sa,ve Small • medium large sizes . ·Solid colors. during this plano lile of fine quality Kimball Pianos. Walnut - Persimmon Pecan and Frultwood , finishes. ,SALE! .BICYCLES s&vlton bOys and girls bicycles. Lightweight speed bikes In 26 inch size. Speed shift bikes • regular bikes with high rise ·handle bars and banana seat ..:. also 20 Inch bikes with trainer wheels. .... ., DRESS SLACKS ~egular cut trousers In solid ~1zes 29 to 50 walsJ. Summer colors _ stripes.. Y(eight and year round weight fabrics. Most all permanent press. •Friday and.Saturday Sale Prices . On RCA 1972 Models . · .. COLOR TELEVISION AND STEREOS. SlACKS ................... SALE '6;00 Portable col~r sets and consoles - Stereo re~rd uCKS players with AM- F M and F M Stere<i Radio. 8.95 Sut __ _ _.................... SALE 6.75 Stop In tile music department 2nd floor- Select ·-----~-95__SlA __CK_S~·-"~~·-··-·•_.._.._.._..~·~·SM£~~7~.~~-~~~th_e~se~t-yo~u~w-a~n~ta_n_d_r_ea_ll_v.~~·-v_e_th_e_h_t_wo~d~ay~s••~· BOYS WALK SHORTS See the fine selection of walk shorts for boys . Plenty of cut-off styles. Hot pants styles and rtl9ular style walk shorts. Arranged lor your • · easy selection. Sizes 3 to 7 and 8 to 18, 1-------.. . . . . . Another Big Shipment ' MAGIC CHEF RANGES Gas •nd electric models. White, avocado) .and golden harvest. Buy Magic Chef for neat . appearance, excellent performance and longer life. . Furniture' Department • 3rd fklcir. ----L, _;,;,;.;.:.;,;;,:.;;.~,~.;;_.;.~;;.,;,.__ -- .' The North Vietnamese had launched nwnerous probing attacks in recent days including one Thursday that was beaten back a mile or so from Kontum with 41 Communists killed . The big assault began at 10 o'clock tonight. Reporls from the area said an estimated regiment (about 2,000 men at normal strength) hit positions of the Vietnamese 44th and 53rd Regiments strung out ·along a perimeter one to three miles from the city. In the next eight hours, the reports said, five waves of North Vietnamese bscked by at least seven tanks hit 11\e perimeter and came so close there was hand-to-lland fightIng. II was then the defenders poured 105MM howitzer fire into the attackers' ranks. U.S. AC130 Spectre gunships also joined the fighting and were credited with knocking out at least one tank abOut three miles north of Kontwn early today. There was no word of success of the massive 852 raids but mWtary sources in Kontum said 300 North Vietnamese had been killed in one raid earlier this week. ' 7.95 1 Dine and Dance Stage of War Mens Full Cut ~ ,. At Make-Break Sale Price 21.00 - ., ~ Area lawmen at 11 a.m. today were hunting for Rossell (Jug head) Robbins, 24, 1408 Lewis Ave., Pl. Pleasant, in the wooded area along Rt. 141 and 588 sought for questionin g in the shooting of his wife, Shirley, a resident of 736 Third ~ ve., Gallipolis, and Terry Michael Williams, 25, Eureka Star Rl., Gallipolis, both employees of Haskins Lounge. Williams is listed in critical condition at the Holzer Medica l Center suffering a bullet wound in the left temple. Shirley Robbins was treated OOHS Alumni to Super microgroove floating head. For faster, closer, contour shaving. Pop out trimmer lor sideburns. Flip top cleaning - on-off switch . 1.88 . Highland Fight Norelco Triple' Hel!d~r Ill ' a.m. EDT on his way back to the White House by helicopter from his retreat at Camp David, Md. He also talked with Wallace 's wife. Cornelia. The President leaves for Moscow Saturday morning and tdd reporters he discussed the .rip with Wallace. "He wished me well," the President said. "As far as the governor's · Sale! Friday and Saturday Mens $2.95 newsmen afterward, "I think the governor is going to come out of this. "I don't know what the physical damage is going to be, bot the most important thing is that nothing has happened to his head and his heart," Nixon said. Nixon visited Wallace from about 9 a.m. until about 9:40 · : __..., The Olive-Orange Alumni banquet and da~ce will be held at the Tuppers Plains Elementary School May 27. All alwnni and friends are invited and to bring guests. '{he dance, beginning at 9 p.m. Is open to the public, and will feature the Pioneer Boys o( Marietta. Reservations may be made by calling or writin g Mrs. John Arbaugh, Tuppers Plains, 667-3289. at Holzer then transferred to St. Mary's Hospital at Huntington . She too has a bullet wound in the head. According to a hospital spokesman, the bullet is lodged in her skull . She is listed in satisfac tory condition . Williams, according to Gallipolis Police Chief John Taylor, was shot while tending bar at Haskins Lounge about 8:30a.m. today. Mrs. Robbins was shot a short time later, apparenUy in her husband's car, on Rt. 141. Chief Taylor said it is believed that the suspect came into the bar, shot Williams , then ordered his wife to go with him. He later shot her. Mr~. Robbins managed to walk to ·a home in the· area to swnmon police. Rob bins, who has a long police record in Mason Coun ty, was last seen wearing white shirt and tan trousers. His car was found abandoned on Rl. 141. Police began searching on foot immediately following the shootings. Mrs. Robbins said Robbins also shot himself, but nothing has been found to confirm her statement. Roadblocks were set up ncar the Silver Memorial Bridge and along the Ohio River. Rob bins is 6-2 and weighs 200 pounds. He must be considered as armed and dan gerou s, police said. In addition to the Gallipolis Polic~ Department, sheriff 1S deputies, highway pa trolmen. agen1.<> from the SCI and lawmen from Meigs County are helping in the search. No Hitch in Big Switch "With continued support from everybody, we feel the changeover will be completed quickly and smooU1ly." So said Del Gingerich, inservice coordinator, Holzer Medical Center, Thursday night at a' special meeting of area amb ulan ce drivers, lawmen, doctors, nurses and hospital employees. Gingerich 's topic was Operation Big Switch, scheduled Saturday, May 27, between 8 a.m. , and noon . That's when operations from th e existing hospitals in (Continued_on page 12 ) • -19 ·-=l:.:c 97'--=-2_ _ _ _ _ _P _H :..:.: ON .:..::Ec..::9..:..: 92'--=--2:..:: 15-=6 -· phy sical condition is concerned, I have nothing to add to the medical report," Nixon said. · . The latest report, issued by the hospital a few minutes before Nixon's arrival, said Wallace "had a good night" but sa id the conditi on of the lower extremities is r'unchanged." That meant that Wallace still has no feeling from the waist down as a result of wounds at the hands of a would-be assassin. Monda y afternoon at a shoppmg plaza m nearby Laurel, Md. In Good Spirits "He is very alert a,d in good spirits . He has nol been depresse d," the President said. He added : , "My own view is that if a man has strong vital spirils and the will to live , that is the critical factor ." Nixon said he renewed his offer of use of the presidential suite at Waller Reed Army Medical Center for Wallace. "However, he wants to get back to Alabama," the President said. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Ohio ex tend ed outlook Sunday through Tuesday. Fair Sunday and Monday with a chance of showers Tuesday. Highs in the upper 70s to the middle 80s. Lows in the 50s and lower 60s. Power Plant, located a( Cheshire. As general superintenden t for the. newly formed mining company Wallwo~k brings 19 years of professional experience to the region having served the Bethlehem Mining Corporation a~ assistant to the manager. Wallwork has a Bachelor Degree in Mimi Engineering from Lehigh University and a Master of Business Degree from the University of Pittsburgh. He has been associated with the Ohio Power Company since September of 1971. Davis said thallhis would be the first meeting in 1972 for the council with meetings scheduled for Portsmouth in July, an area meeting in September and the annual awards meeting will be held in Athens in November . Wallwork, who is a member of several professional societies, lives in Athens with his wife Belly and three children. Tickets for the meeting which will begin with a hospitality tour al5:30 may be purchased locally from Roger Barron, John Allen and the Gallipolis , Chamber of Commerce. I • THESE FOUR SENIORS were among those honored at the annual awards assembly of Eastern High School Thursday. From the left -are Janice Boggs and Bob Caldwell, winners of the good citizenship keys given on the basis of conduct, service and scholastic re cords, and Marc-ella Wyers and Randy Koehler, Danforth Award winners as the outstanding senior girl and boy . F oilr Recognized At Awards Event The annual awards assembly of Eastern High School was he ld Thursday with Randy Koehler and Marcella Wyers receiving the Danforth awards UHIO IJJ!;I'AH'I'!!'MIY'I'I'I\L .,nnr.,.nu m<~ry Mamn oi Pomeroy displays the plaque she received when presenting Ohio's check for $1,000 for a bed endowment at the National Jewish Hospital in Denver, Colo. (See Page 6) . Baccalaureate, Co·m mencement Are Set ·wlll remain as long as needed after the com- These meetings will take place all over Ohio. Mrs. BY GEORGE HARGRAVES,SUPf. mencement to help with "hand shake" picture Richard Vaughan and Mrs. Gene Mitch,IOcalleaders Meigs Lacill School District In this column I would like to place emphasis on taking. With a crowd as large as we have, it Is just too · of this program, have worked hard and done a fine job of organizing this effort. Won't you come and several upcOming events of considers ble significance disrupllve to do otherwise . Please, cooperate with us participate ? You will certainly be welcomed. on this. to Meigs Local. Next Thursday will be the final day of classes for Another matter that should he brought to your By United Press IDiern&lovD81 On Sunday evening at 8p.m. a!the high school we all students in Meigs Local. Report cards will go PITTSBURGH -''CARS WENT THROUGH THE AIR like wW have the baccalaureate service for the Class of attention is the condition of the road leading from home on that day in the elementary schools. Report Route 33 to the high schooL If you haven't been out pieces of paper,'' ~ld one eyewitness as a firey runaway tractor ' 1972. Rev. Robert Kuhn Will deliver the sermon. Rev. ~ds will he mailed on Friday for all students in trailer loaded with steel raced down Pittsburgh's main thorough- Uoyd Grimm will !live the Invocation and benedic- that way for several days, you will be surprised to find that it has been moved. If we have eny sub- grades 7 through 12. You should receive these on fare Thursday smashing into 33 cars. When police fought their ----way back through a "• mile of burning wreckage, two persOns Speaking of Schools-No. 237 stantial rain, It could also be quite soft. We have Saturday or Monday. Teachers• will be at work completing recorda and reports on Friday. were foWid dead. Another 10 were injured. lion. Rev. Dwight Zavltz will read the scripture and asked the contractor to try to help us by getting it into ·NEWS & NGTES - There are still spots open for the best condition possible. We . appreciate his The truck, carrying 40 tons of ateel, apparently lost its lead in praye~. ', students in several of our junior level vocational On Tueaday evening at Bat the high school we will willingness to. help, but you should be alert to the !rakes near the Wllkina1lurg l!llt on the Penn Uncoln Parkway, programs for next ·year - School counselors and · state pollee said. The truck bun! into flames when ii barrelled have the conunencemeht exercises (or the Class of ~billly of some problems there. administrators were the ~uests of the Southern Ohio On Wednesday evening, r,~By 24, the high school Into the first ca( and piCkeG up speed aa it raced doJ:VD the hill · 1972. Tbe commencement spe8ker will be Dr. Harold Coal Company at an .information meeting and lunattempting to wea_ve In and out oflne crowded traffic. M, Meyer, tho Ohio High School Athletic Com- will be the location lor our "Search for COnsensus" cheon at the Ohio University Inn on Wednesday . . . missioners. Over two hundrecHhlrty' diplomas will be meeting. Charlene Hoeflich's excellent article in the Wednesday Sentinel certainly supplied a clear pic- There are going to be a lot of jobs available, including BONN - CltANCELLOR WilLY BRANDT WON ' final distributed to the individual graduates. many for mine mechanics -Our best wishes go with parlialilentary rallflc,ilon tOOay oliU nonaggression treaties we would Uke to call tl]e following to your at- ture of what this meeting will seek to do. those staff members who will conclude their Meigs lt's.a start, tu1lmportant start, on a redefinition with Ruaala and P!_~ and imm~tely challenged the op- tention. We again req~~est your cooperation in not Local teaching service nell week. · {Continued on page •l). leaving your seat to fake pictures. School officials of goala for Meigs Local Schools anu Ohlo'lll!chools. "" ,. ' . • \ TEN CEN TS '' Wallwork SEORC Speaker Gealy Wallwork, General Mine Superintendent for the Southern Ohio Coal Company, will speak to the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council on Thursday, May 25. E. E. Davis, president of the Council, said the meeting will . be held at the Fairgreens Country Club near Jackson. Wallwork will speak about . the deep shaft Meigs Mine which the Ohio Power Company will operate through its subsidiary, the Southern Ohio Coal Company. The mine near Salem Center will furnish 7,000,000 Ions of coal per year for the new General Gavin Such inspections were n•~ quired in all federal buildings in Washington ~a st year afl er the bombing of the Capitcl , bLit the Pentagon dropped the practice in January. Of The Meisl&-Mason Area FRI DAY, MAY Gunman is S0 ught ' 2.88 - lntP.rP..~L~ Nixon Sees Wallace KNIT SPORT .SHIRTS 1D.9S Knit Slacks 11.95 Knit Slacks -12.95 Knit Slacks 13.95 Knit Slac;ks 14,95 Knit Slacks 16,00 & 16.95 Knit 18: 00 ~nit Siacics POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SILVER SPRING, Md. (UP!) - President Nixon visited \he partially paralyzed George C. Wallace today at his hospital and described the Alabama governor as being "ver) alert and 'in good spirits.'' ' The President spent more than a half hour with Wallace at Holy Cross Hospital and told Stop, on the second floor. See this fine selection. Buy what you .want and really save. , Mens Regular Style Now yCIQ Kllow Because of time llmlt imposed by the New' York State ConsUtutlon, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller mW!t sign or veto an average cl 42 bWs a day by ·June 8 to deal with legislation passed by the recenUy adjourned slate leglllature. TkvotP.d To Tloo Cooke, deputy assistant secretary of defense for ad: ministration, to .annou ncr Tuesday that beginning at the opening of business ioday all packages carried by persmL' not employed at the Pentagon would hav e to be inspected. enttne a1 y I another floor into the shopping center in th e Pentagon's concourse. Workmen immediat ely thtew up wooden barricades. · The FBI refused to permit reporters to see the interior ol the room where the bomb went off. Bomb threats have been received several times in the past two weeks, officials said. This and the threatened antiwar demonstrations litis weekend prompted D.O. J • I ·" • !ices for Southeast. . Asia of fire, Pentagon firemen were operations, and about 1,300 feet on the scene. There were from the office of Air Force puddjes of water from U1~ Secretary Robert C. Seamans broken pipes and plaster tracked by workmen extended Jr. The explosion shaltered hundreds of feel down the glass doors in the surrounding hallways. area and jarred pictures off the Hole 2\',-Feel in Diameter wall. In bne office across an Pentagon police on the floor interior Corridor, a typewriter below said a hole 2V. feet In case was , sprung open and shards of glass from a shat- diameter wa. blown in the tered picture frame were · ceiling of the restroom. The water cascaded down onto the scattered on it. Although there were no signs third floor corridors and onto I' Mens $4.95 Short Sleevl! SHORT' Sl EEVE KNIT SHIRTS , . 4.95 POMEROY, OHIQ ' There were no injuries. The Pentagon 's outermost explosion took place pn the corridor, a call was received vicinity of Room 4ElOW in the by the New York Post from a Pentagon . An investigation is man who claimed that the under way. We1have no further Weatherman organization had· "bombed · the office of the details at this time." A few moments Ia ter, a secretary of the Air Force in Pentagon invest.lgative source the Pentagon ... in honor of Ho said the explosion on the fourth Chi Minh's birthday." · floor had been caused by "a Ho Chi Minh was the late bomb." president of North Vietnam . Newspaper Receives Call The washroom was just About the very moment the explosion ripped through the around the corner from one of room on the inside of the the Air Force's planning of- I ' " (' open until 9 at night on Fridays and Saturdays 3.99 WASH!NGTON (UPI)- The senate Labor Subcommittee will hold pUblic hearlngi on p-lvate pension plana In Cleveland on June ~. Sen. Robert Tell Jr., R-Ohlo, announced Wedneaday. Taft said the 10 a.m. hearing at the Federal Building would focus on problema of workers who have been denied their erpected pension benefits bei:ause of harab vesting ·requirements, Inadequate funding and plant c!Diin8s- The FBI inunediately sealed off the area . In a terse statement, the Pentagon duty officer s;~id : "Ail explosion of unknown origin damaged a women's restroom and an adjoining area in the Pentagon at approximately 1 a.m. this morning . The explosion may have been caused ~Y a bomb. . SALE! MEN'S MJRK DUNGAREES A Checking Account At The Farmers! dors, bursting water pipes and exposing electrical wires inside the large washroom. · Friday a~d Sat~rd.ay_Sale ~t. Elberfelds In Pom~roy WOMEM'S , JEANS SALE DRESSES I Would Advise ·You To Open WASHINGtoN (UP!) -,- A bomb exploded in a women's restroom in tlje Pentagon early today, seven hours before maximum security provisions were to be imposed on the nerve center ·of America's defense establishment. the radical Weatherman claimed credit and said it was done to celebrate Ho Chi Minh's birth. day. There were no injuries. The explosion blew about 40 feet of the wall into adjoining corri- drainage ~ti-ticture·~ and. guardrail . . Tralfic wlll be THREE FORFEIT ' maintained, WeslboWid us :J5 • Three d~fendants· forfeited will bo diverted over a tem- Veterans Memorial Hoopltal bond and a fourth was fined in pOrary ~n crosso;er to the ADMITTED - Harrison th t of Po ' M . inside eastbound. lane in the Rood, Reedsville; Ruth e cour meroy ayor William Baronick Wt$esday constructlkon area. Estimated Graham, Rutland; Helen . h Marie Mills, Middleport; Peart· • nig t. Forfeiting bonds were Dillon, Reedsville; Earl DennisFacemeyet,~2,Albany , ·, •,! 8.70, speeding; 4wrence Custer, Racine; Dorset Biggs, Pomeroy; Louise Bartels; Ke~ns,_ 48, Belpre,J25, running . LOCAL TEMPS Pomeroy; Thelma Fitzpatrick, . a red ~lghl, and Roger Ste!'~rl, . The temperatUre in down- Reedsville. 28;. Mmersvllle, $33, speedmg. town Pomeroy, at 11 a. m. DISCHARGED - Harold aFssl ureded$5land cdis~tats, lack of · ThurSday wu65 degrees under Thomas, Geneva Shumate, c ear nee, was Thomas Crisp, 18, Langsville. sunny sl!les. Elsie Roush, Ronald Bostic. Mrs. Pearl Taylor, 77, Hamilton St., Middleport, died this morning at Holzer Medical Center. She was born June 1, .:. ,j ' , 1894, in Ohio, the daughter of the late Harlan and Nancy Jayne Cole Gibson: She was also preceded in death by her The store and the warehouse on Mechanic Streef husband, Clyde, in 1966 _ By Be.-tba Parker Friday and Mrs. Taylor was a member Just Arrived , Sabbath School attendance . Saturday_Only of the Middleport Flrsl Baptist Church. May 14 at the Free Methodist She is survived by two sons, Church was 123. Of thi; nwnber Raymond Kirk, Hemlock 24 were Mr. and Mrs: Pearl Grove; Clifford Kirk, Dayton; .Jacobs, their children, grandOur entire st6ck of and greal' ' a brother, Sidney Gibson, children WC?mens, . missy and Big selection pi Sprl~g and Huntington; two stepsons, grandchildren. Offering for the Sum<J1er styles In regular junior size Jeans is and half sizes. · Wilbur and John Taylor; three day, $229.50. reduced for this sale . Mother's Day was observed stepdaughters, Elizabeth, . . 'I: Den t·m s Super Bernice and Kathryn ;" five Sunday at the local church Only and ·Flares ; Fancies. ... - . . ·grandchildren, and s~veral Flowers were given to Mrs great-grandchildren. Clarence Curtis, being the Ready for Your Selection ' Funeral services · will be oldest mother, also to Mrs Saturday at 10 a. m. at Michael Wright, being the Rawlings-Coals Funeral Home youngest mother. with ll)e Rev. Charles Simons . .• .... '. . 'Mrs . Thea. Davis, he~ Excitlng'new two and one piece styles· in regular officiating. Burial will bel-in daughter, Mrs. Peggy Pullins Middleport Hill Cemelery~ and children, Mr. and Mrs -tall- e#ra. lar~e sizes and teens. 7-14 ~d ' little girls. ,Womens and Childrens Departments, Friends may calla I the funeral William Jacobs; Columbus; second flodr . . home Friday from 2-to 4 and 7 Mr. Paul Jacobs, South Shore, to9p.m. · Ky., and Mr. and Mrs. Gllfford ~-~----------~-~----.! Jacobs visited Sunday with Mr Another Big Shipment and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs. . · SEEK RECORD Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howell, CANTON, Ohio (\!PI) ..., Roll ffi*na, spey,t tile .W~~~nq ~~ ' Allllon, Steve· Slumnon, ~ thell' home here. Mrs: Howell Ready tied Wetnbley ties and Four - i~Hllnd Ties . Daniels end Mike RobinSon will remain until the last of The new popular width. White and solid colors plan to have only aspirin for -May. and patterns. Ideal graduation gift for College Sunday rught dinner. , John Story, Colwnbus, spent and High School young men . The four, all di8c jockeys at the weekend alth his grandWlNW radio, wW board a roll- parents, Mr. and Mr. Norman Wembley Ties For Boys er coaater at Myers Lake Schaefer. Fl.eady tied E-Z on 'ties in white and neat patAmusement Park bore at noon ' Mrs. Vern Story, Colwnbus, terns. Select yours now. . Saturday and ride until 1 pJU. Mr. and Mrs.' William Perry, Sunday. They hope to boat the Athens, spent Sunday with roller coaater riding record of their parents, Mr. and Mrs ' 31 hours by one hour. Schaefer. • Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alkire In sizes 29 to 44 waist. Regular full cut blu.e Kimberlee and Kavin ' ' denim work dungare'!s. Sanforized shrunk. NoColwnbus, spent the weekend rip seams. !with ~tJ1rs. Alkire's mother, Friday and Saturday Sale Mrs . Bertha Parker. Mrs. Mary Landerfield, Wheeling, spent the weekend PAIR wlth her mothf~, Mrs. Esta Wise. Mr. and Mrs. Orien Colmer Mens $4.95 Pomeroy, called on Mrs ' Bertha Parker, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer visited Mrs Navy blue or ,;aize solid coiors -· washable- snap Schaefer, brother, Mr. , Mark front· 2 slash pockets. Small, medium. large and Stahl, Stockdale, receriUy. Mr. extra large sizes. Stahl is improving froin his illness. The Laurel Cliff Health Club mel Thursday evening with · Mrs. Jean Wright with Mrs. Small, medium, larQe 'ani;! extra large slzes. Mabel Tracy co-hostess. . Fourteen members answered ,.,.. roll cal!, two guests, Mfs. 8.oys Husky Size Boys 52.95 Wright's ·mother and Mrs. Michael Wright. A donallon was given to the cancer fund. Games were playl!lf.and prizes awarded to Mrs. Leona Karr Sizes· 10, 12, '1-4--and 16," 100 · Nellie Tracy, Della Cui'Us and •per cent .acrylic k~lt: .Easy "'· Bertha Parker. Husky sl~ils 8to IB. Brand to wash . Mr. Herman Kaspar, son new sel~tiQf' ~. ,. Ronald, visited relatives over the weekend. · Sale Price Laurel Cliff Bomb Wrecks Restroom In Pentagon u.,. pavement,.-. pa,vea • ber 111 s, -------------------------· McCLURE'S 4th & Locust 1Vews • • .•._in Briefs·-~:~~F~~~EE~:d. Skinper Inc. Has -~~YI :.,ter ~rltleally s·- ' . R .-3'5 B·d·. W~Y. st ·~ . • } . · , BeJpre r • es m Ebe E Ours Di Eber E. Ours, 75, formerly of Portland, died Wednesday_at his residence, 003 Stone Road in Belpre. Mr · Ours, a retired lockmaster 61 Locks and Dam 2!'at Portland, was a charter member of the National ASsociation of Retired Civil Iayes, Chapter 865. He was veteran of World War 1 and aEmp attended the Methodist Church. Preceding him in death were his parents, Jay and Rhinda D d oy 0 urs; his wife, Ethel, in 1971 ; a sister, and two brothers. Surviving are a son, Gerald. • "I as outstanding senior boy and girl and Bob Caldwell an,i Jani c-e Boggs the citizenship awards presented on the basis of conducl, serv ice ar.d sc holastic .standing. Faculty of the high school selected the four senio•·s for the awards . Key awards for academic achievement in particula r fields of study went lo Kathy Dill , commercial; Randy Youn g, English; Janice Dixon, home economics; Doug Carr, industrial arts ; Mary Jo Wolf, Ro ger Karr, Latin; mathematics ; Julia Ho.lter , science; Rick Marlin , social studies. Roger Karr received · the athletic scholarshi p award. Receiving other non-academic awards of keys were Julia Holle<, band; Julia Holler, Kathy Sanders, yearbook COeditors ; Rick Hauber and .Julia Hol ter, activity. Recognition was give n those receiving awards for athletic endeavors durin g the pasl year. Debbie Pierce presented the senior class will and Ste1•e 'Kinnan, the class prophecy. Pamela Sams won the home economics award and perfec) allendance certificates wen t to Terry Brawley' ,,Kevin Dill, Pamela Sams, 'Martie Caldwell, Steve Dill, Pam Lanham and Randy Wolf. 1 Rick Martin led the opening pledge of allegiance tu the flag and Bob Ord, principal , presided over the assembly. Legion Post Set MemQriaf Service RA CINE Raci ne American Legion Post 602 will conduct Memorial Day services on Sunday, May 28 . .• t II &m . on Sunday the post will visit Greenwood Cemetery in Racine and then the Letart Palls Cemetery at 12 noon. The Southern High School band will be present and Judge Jonn C. Bacon, Meigs County Common Pleas Court, will be lhe speaker. A public dinner will be served at til£ Letart Community Hall which has been renovated . Conunander of the Racine P.ost is Elmer Pickens. . , ,. ' �.. ·s-n.~ &m~nei,Mhld-tliii1·Pameroy,o.. May t9. 1m • Marauders Win District AA 2-1 over Wellston . . . • as W edn cs(j;Jy il l tl1e H11ard~ assembl y · a t H i~ h Moig:-; School. The Pledge uf .'\llt~ g ta rH'e wrt.<.: led by John TIHJnws and Shen.v K in ~~· other· Tigers Co-Champs.. Truck Te r ry Whitla tch, Tom Lowery, Roge r Pcarch, f(ot1 Couch, Oa l!t1S Weber, K,•Hh Vtln lnWdgen. Chc1 rleadr:or 9th Grade. J<,iU Hulr.hison. 5c1ndy Curtr~s (,ndy Sc hner der , DrC\n<' Smtih -. Mau reen Hen llf'5'-i JJnior,. Var si ty. Tina NLer r, Donna Powe ll. Shel ly M.:rnJ,.tn. J t'aM i· ) Schneider. Dlrlr t,t Hictgv.. ay'· Var sr1y, Su sie Sp_t1t~-h1'. M11fy Midkiff. M'\'·runi( H ~~(kel t . Jo Ellen Dr,ht Kilrla Kuhn . Debi Becky Will and R!Jger Dlxtm recei\1ed U1e- D:n tfllrtll Award outsllimling St'f!Wr b tl) aTH{ girl W)\1(_' 11 Wd!:i pr PS(•Il lt'd awm·(f~ prcsentt•d wcr(•: Just 'tled! J{ecet BIRTHSTONE DOLLS 12.05 BIRTHDAY DOLLS i . '1.45 . The Ironton Tigers slammed the Sheridan Generals 9·1 al Rio Grande Thursday to win lhe "AA" district. The Tigers are co-winners of the district with the Meigs Marauders. Jerry Murnahan, a junior rtghty. went all theway for the Tigers to up his record to 11).0 on the year. Ironton is 23·3 'overall this year. The Tigers, advancing to the vegionals, will play at Edwards Field in Newark against the Bridgeport District No . I winner on diamond No. one at 4 p.m. Meigs will play at the MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE DUTCH STANDARD ' HOUSE P,~I NT UALITY 4" BRUS EATON TO PACKERS GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP!)Fonner Wyoming Coach Lloyd Eaton has signed to become the Packers' new director of player personnel; replacing Pap Pappler, who resigned in March to accept a post with the Miami Dolphins. D2" NYlONTRIM BR 1649 VALUE / .... --- .... ... , ttaZ,.IAl ' /FREE\ ~r(;f, flf We are loaded on good late model used cars. New Buick & Pontiac trade· irts. :, WITH EVERY ) fJFFERl '-~~~L-L~~~,' •NO. 101 SUPEH 0\I.,·UJ.\T eA NAL\ZEH IIOI ' ~E 1'<\LVI' eWOl'WER FLO\\ r\Un I.I C \ Valley Lumber &Supply Co. Fury ll 4dr., 8,675 mil es. Must see it to believe it . Get Your Supply Slandings United Press lnternationa I W. L. 17 11 18 13 17 14 14 14 Pet. GB .607 .581 •;, .~48 1';, 12 13 13 16 .480 .4.48 3lf? 4 1, , 13 18 .419 12 17 .414 Thursday's Resu Its Ri chmond 4 Charleston 3 Toledo 8 Rocht ster · 1 ' Louisville 10 Syra cuse 1 Tidewater 2 Peninsula 0 511? 51h Richmond Tidewater Rochester Louisville Charleston Toledo Peninsul a .soo 3 Syracuse . ABA Playoff Standings The Southern Tornadoes, the forgotten team in Meigs ( Besi-Of-Seven Fina Is) w. I. pet. County baseball , racked up Ind iana 3 2 .600 their 13th win in 16 outings at New York 2 3 .400 ·Hannan Trace Thursday night, Thursday's Results defeating the Wildcats, .22-0. Indiana 100 New York 99 Pat Arnold wenl all the way Friday' s Gt~me (No game scheduled) for the Tornadoes and allowed only a double to Hannan Trace's Hunt in the first inning. Arnold , a senior righthander, fann ed 10 and walked. three. Leading the 22-hit parade for the Tornadoes was hard-hitting Sieve Jenkins with four single! and a double in five at bals, By Uni1ed Press International " Welcome/ Come In and See Us! 1969. Pontiaconly$2295 Lemans 2 dr . H. T. Factory air. Real sharp. 1970 Olds only $2695 442, 18,681 miles. sharpest car in town . 1967 Chev. only $1595 Caprice 4 dr. H. T. CXle .of fhe nicest 67s anywhere . · G. E. with Mini Basket G.S. 2 dr . H. T. New paint job. 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Wagon, 595 V·8 auto........... 1 66 Buick La Sabre 4 Door, air.............. 69 Dodge Monaco 500 Full power '·V, th contr ol: $ & Cru ise 66 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full pow., air .. •.. ;s895 66 Buick laSabre 4 Door Hl ,.... ..... . :..1695 63 Olds Super 88 4 Door H.T. ............. '595 69 Dodge 1/z I. Pickup, V-8 std ............ 11395 8 Over 40 New Cadillacs & Oldsmobiles RI GG ~ BROS., .INC. USED' RS Ph ...9HS-~100 Located on St . Rt . 7 ~995 Chesler , 0 . .. In StocJ.-1 . ; We're De11lin '! Karr & Van Zandt " You'l l Like Our Quality .Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANc"ING POMEROY Open Evenings Unti l 6·:00- Til 5 P ~~- Sat. MEIGS·MASON AREA CHESTER L . TANNEHILL, . Ext~ . Ed . ROBERT HOEFLICH , City Edilor Published daily St ., I I BUY YOURS NOW Gallagher , Inc ., 12 Ea!-1 A2nd St., New York City , New Yor K. Subscription rates : De - where TELEVISIONS 12""----::---. By Motor Route where carr ier ser vice not available : One monih S\ 15 . By mall in Ohio and w. va .• One ytiar Sl ...Oo. Six m on th s $1 .25 . Three montf1s u .so. Subscription pr ice includes Sunday Times . Sentinel . Introducing NEHI . LEMONADE At Your Store·Now ' Royal Crown Bottling Company Mid~leport, Ohio E arly American 23" Console 1-5""----19" ' . WE FINANCE THEMI . Better living at less cost? A mobile home cou ld be the answer. Meti culous planning and clever bvllt-lns allow. plenty olllvlng space. Choose lhe model you want and discuss It with us. You'll be surprised how easy It Is to own your own home . . ' MEIGS BRANCH THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN ·00 ,.. ... fMIF.-.k~lri ' ••• Cremeans, 1b Stidham, rf : Jan Haddox : and the MUSIC DEPT. ••• : •• •• • : 4 J 2 1 2 : . ·May 20 POMEROY, : : : o. . 10 'TIL 2 :• ....................,.....................•. ,.~ •• ' • I 2 2 2 0 40 24 17 PLAYER- POS. Blake, 3b,p Caldwell, lb Sa nders, 2b Young, c AB R 4 d· 2 I I 0 1 0 Duvall,ss,p Boring, ct,p R. Blake. ss Osborne, rl Lark ins: II Bowen. II Baker, p Bailey, p 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cross, cf 2 0 J 2 I 2 J National League (11 innings) Hous L.A. Forsch, Gladding 000 000 003 01 - 4 4 0 101 000 001 Otl- 3 15 2 Culver (8), Ray ( ~). (II) and Edwards; Sutton , Brewer ( 10 ) and Sims. WP- Ray (7.0) . LP- Brewer 12· H II. HR- Rader (41hl. 0 0 Montreal 000 010 ooo- I 7 1 0 NewYork 20000000tl-2 50 0 Tor rez (3- 1) and Boccabella ; 0 McA McCraw 171 and 0 Dyerndrew, . WP- McAndrew 12- 1) . 0 0 Ci ncinnati 300 000 212- 8 II 4 0 San Fran 000 004 OIQ- 5 7 3 0 Simpson, Borbon (6) , Sprague 0 (81. Carroll (8) and Bench; 0 McDowe lL Barr (7), McMahon 0 1~ 1 and Rader. WP- Borbon (I · 0 · 1). LP- McDowell (5·11 . HR0 Bonds (41hl Baird (W) and Bias. Baker the 2'h-mile oval track . Malloy, a veteran of four previous 11500st'' was a·mong the speed leaders during the early part of practice this year, running laps in the 188 m.p.h. range. However, as practice progressed, five other drivers turned laps in excess of 190 m.p.h., while Malloy gained no growod. Born May 23, 1935, in Columbus, Neb., Malloy attended secondary school in Englewood, Colo., winnln,g letters in baseball and footbalL He later attended Colorado State University for two years. In 1968, his first year at Indianapolis for the "500," Malloy competed in 24 races and finished loth in the point standings. In 1969 he was 18th in the season standings, in 1970 he was 15th and last year he was 14th. He stood 22nd in tl!f list among active drivers at the time of his crash. SHIRTS ,ec~ ----- - ~-~ FOR THE GRADUATE & •• \ ' : i• 4 3. 2 Eas1ern {2) •: INN 4 2 5 -ARROW- •• • MEIGS 5 (l) Bailey ( I) Blake (I) Boring 0 (3) Duvall (4) and Young . : The New : Saturf!ay .:· Night •• • :• • Neal, 2b 0 Chicago St. Loui s 000 030 102- 6 10 2 200 000 002- 4 11 1 Pappa s, Pizarro {1). Hamil · EXTERIOR ALKYD HOUSE ton (6) , Phoebus (711, McG inn (9) and Rudolph ; Santorini, Cloninger 191 and Simmons. WP- Pizarro (2 -11 . LP- Santorini (2·51 . PAINT !On ly games sc hedu led) American League 1-COAT SPRED GEL-FLO Boston 000 010 01()... 2 3 0 Detroit 110 040 Olx- 7 8 0 Krausse, Lee 151. Tiant (7) and Fisk; Coleman (6-2) and Hailer. LP- Krausse (I . I) . HRs - Cash (7th ), Smith (3rd). Taylor ( lstl. ! If Needed. Gives You 2 Coats In ( t2 innings) Oak 200 000 100 00()... 3 12 3 Cal 000 200 100 QOI- 4 10 0 COMb IN WHITE AND 2000 MIXED COLORS. Hunter, Knowles (9). Shaw (II ). Locker (12) and Duncan ; Wr ight, Allen (8) , Barber (Il l Slephenson 181 and Torborg . WP- Barber (1 -0) . LP- Shaw (0-1} . HR- Campaneris (1st) . !Onl y games scheduled) 992-3748 ' The ea rth travels about the sun second. at a speed of 18.52 miles per - North se-nd Avenue Mlddl rt _ Ohl ·---·-~---'"-------··))0-•. 0 _ _ _. . WIDE BELTED TIRES) f'jrettone Strato·StruliJB SUP·R·BELT TIRES As low as :. APPEARING IN PERSON 2 Totals •• •• : Johnson , rf Baird , p Bias, c Lucas, 3b Major Let~gue Results By United Press lnt ernationt~l Malloy Dies Of Crash Injuries . •• Linescores· BOX SCORE Edwards, cf 1 0 Kyger Creek (2;) Totals 22 2 PLAYER- Pos. AB R H By Innings: French, cf 6 2 3 KC ~18 222 Q-24 17 7 Rou sh, ss 5 3 2 Eastern 001 100 ()... 2 0 J McCarty, If 6 4 4 ••••••••••••• t·························· •• Announcement! ... Lioo.Entertainment • ~ available SO cents per week ; As A Special Aavor To You ••• Deluxe Mobile Made '2ftft011 . U"7-...... .;:.:.~~~~~t--~-~~~~--t G. E. Black & White Color Television •• Pomeroy, Ohio . · N atio nal advertising re-presentative Bottlntii i - l DISHWASHER •' Second class postagt> paid at ) and a throwing error . The second came across in the fourth on two errors. Eastern now 5-4 in the SV AC will play Symmes Valley this evening in the District Class " A" Tournament. Thursday's game was postponed due to wet grounds. The game will be played at Veterans Memorial Field . Kyger Creek will travel to Southern this evening lo clash headon with the hard-hitting Tornadoes. INDIANAPOIJS, Ind. (UP! ) - Race rlriver Jim Malloy, 37, Denver, Colo., died Thursday of injuries suffered Sunday when his car crashed into a wall at high speed during practice for the May 27 Indianapolis Motor Speedway 500-ffiile race. Malloy died in Indianapolis Methodist Hospital where he had been in critical and deteriorating condition since the wreck during a practice lap prior to qualifications. He suffered multiple !rae· lures of,both legs and one arm, and second-degree burns on hands and feet, as well as internal injuries. It was the first fatality at the Speedway in more than four years. Mike Spence or Great Britain, was fatally injured May 7, 1968, in a practice wreck at the track . : Malloy crashed on lhe No. 3 turn, at the northeast comer of •• Oh io, mr. ! RANGE G. E. 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Coach Dick .Adams' Bobcats are 7-2 in the SVAC and 9-8-1 overall . Baird, in winning his second straigh t game in 24 hours, .fanned nine while walking three. Bolh Eagle run s were 'unearned . He and junior teflfielder Grey McCarty paced the Bob~als' 17 hiI attack with four hils each. B~ird had lhree doubles and Single. McCarty, ·batting third in' the line-up, had a double and three singles. Marshall French and John Roush, both juniors, and Terry Lucas, a rreshman infielder, all had two hils each. KC slruck for nine run s in the fir st inning. Coach Larry Heines started leflhander Baker, wh o was sent quickly to the sidelines. French opened with a single, McCarty singled, Or land Cremeans walked loading lhe bases. The first run scqred on a fielder's choice . Baird singled plating two runs; consecutive walks to Jim Bias, Lucas, Jeff Neal and French, were followed by singles off the bats of Roush and McCarty. The Bobcals produced eight more runs in lhe third inning off two Eagle hurlers. The inning featured four · walks, two errors and hils by Bias, Roush, McCarty and Cremeans. The gallians scored two runs each in \he fourth, filth , and sixth innings. Eastern's firsl run came in inning on two walks a 1966· Buick on The bidding has been : West Norlh East 1• Pass Pass 2• Pa~ You Soutb hold: Rodney Holman , fou1· singles in four at bats, Al"QOld, three singles , Jeff "Hubbard, Alan Pugh, and Mike Nease, each a sin gle and doubl e, Mitch Nease, a horne run , and Stan Kiser , Jim Hubbard, and Brett Hart, each a sin gle. Paul Montgomery and Bob Pack shared pitching duties for the Wildcats. Coach Hilton Wolfe 's Tornadoes are now tied for the Southern Valley Conference lead with the Symmes Valley Kyger Creek Wins 24-2 'BARBER SHOP . Settles, a · fire-ballin g Ounlee, Settles. LOB - Meigs frame and trotted in ahead of -come up with it. fired to Cooke righthander with a sneaky I, Well ston 6. DP - Me igs I. who relayed a bullet to Dixon ' Dixon . · Well ston I . 2B - Setlles . HR WellSton scored their run in who nailed Mike Stewarl at the curve , slruck out nine, issued Dixon I2nd ), WP - none. PB only t.wo bases on balls, and none . SB - T. Stewart. the sixth frame and had a big plate on a nice bif:of action. IP ER R H KO BB gave up but two hils, Clean-up hitler Ed Martin rally going in the seventh -:ith Woga l IWPI The only other Meigs' hit was safe on anolher Meigs t!1e bases loaded, but failed to next was J 7 3 7 0 . ' Stewart scored · a roller that hit the fi rst base error and Terry Sellles ILPI score . 9 2 Wellston 's Mike Stewart / rom third. Wigal fanned Alan bag and wenl fair , by Well ston 6 20002001 2Q-1 3I sophomore Floyd Burney . opened the six th and was safe Arlhurs to end the frame. 200 000 x- 2 2 5 Meig s The three hits for lhe One would fi gu_re an inning on · an error. Terry Stewart Rockets were a single by Terry · foll owed with a single to left to like that would raflle up yo ur pu"runners on second and first pitcher . Right? Wrong. Not Stewart and a single and - - - - - - - - . , . Coul Hand Wigal. doubl e by Settles. D~n 't Get Caught with none out. Coac h Don Wolle's and 1n the wild and woolly Randy Hatten. to the surWith An Expired prise of many, swung away Wellston seventh, Mick Roger Birch 's Maroud ers mad e their record 7-il. Coach 1 Manning opened with a walk. instead of sacrificing, and flied Drivers License ou t to left for the first out . Pinchhilter Hall then got on John Conger's Rockets are 12· 9. Meigs will play their next through catcher's in terference Settles than doubled to right , The AAA reminds you to but senior Ron Smith, who to put rwwers rirst and second reg ula r season game a( Kyger check your drivers license if dived for the ball but couldn't wi th nobody out! Agai n. the Creek next Monday and wilt be you have a birthday thi s al home Wednesday against bun t was disdained . month. Many licenses expire With the coun t 1·1, and the Waverly Tigers. this year and you only have 30 Manning ta king a huge lead off !MEIGSI2 days before your birthday to second, Dixon fired a strike to AB H R renew it and keep driving 2 o I Cooke covering to pick him off Cooke.2B Burney, LF J I 0 legally. fur the first out. Wiga l than Dlxon , C 3 I I Your neighbor's an AAA · Vikings with an 8·1 record. The fanned ·Rob Crossin for the Dunfee, SS I 0 0 member ... and if he's like the Tornadoes will play the Ky ger second out. Hut here the Wigal, P 2 0 0 2 0 0 most of them, he~ trying tu Creek Bobcats tonight at situa tion became even more McKinney, 38 R. Ash , CF 2 0 0 talk everybody else into joining R<lcine in a key SVAC tilt. The revolting. Eason, 18 2 0 0 AAA too. You know , lelling two teams also meet al Kyger 2 0 0 them all abou t AA /\ Mike Stewart reached first Smi th , RF I~ 2 2 Creek next Tuesda y. Kyger on an error to put runners at TOTALS Emergenc y Road Service, !WELLSTON ) I Creek is G-2 in the SV AC. fi rst and second again. Terry AB H R AAA lravel guidance services, By innings : Stewar t stepped in and also got T. Siewarl. CF 3 I I travel acciden t insurance, bail 4 0 0 Southern on by another infield error to Hatten. C tt les. P 2 2 o and arres t protection, and· the 115 (12) 3()...22 22 0 load the bases. But Wiga l got Se Martin . JB 3 0 0 other AAA membe rshi p Hannan Trace Hatten to roll an easy ground Arthu rs, LF 3 0 0 ' benefits. Probably the only 2 0 0 way you can shut him up is to 000 00-- 0 I 3 ba ll to shortslop Steve Dunfee Manning. 2B ld. SS 2 0 0 Arnold and Pugh. M. Hart wh o "threw to junior Lou Arno Hall ,ph I 0 0 join AAA yourself, which Isn't 151. Montgomery iLPI, Pack McKinney at third to end the Cr oss in , RF 3 0 0 • bad idea, you know. 151, and Hall . 3 0 0 game. Wigal had to be using ice M. Slewa rt , lb Phone u,, at 992-25911 and TOTALS 26 l 1 fur blood. learn the othm· reasons you Error s, McKinney , 3, Di xon. .:hnulcJ jnin AAA today . - Adv . Tornadoes Whip H-T 22-0 Hill Polara, 14,365 miles, come & see this one. Plymoutho111~2795 lnteri!lllrion~ I League ' . day at' 2 finals on the followrng p.m. also on Edwards Field. · The wi"nners of tha t game ·receives a bid for the sta te finals June ·2 at the Ohio State varsity field against · the Springfield regional winner. Not enough can be said about senior righthander Wigal. The curve-ball artist has allowed four hits in his two tournament appearances. Wi gal fanned seven and walked ~hre e against lhe Rockets yesterday. Dixon, Meigs' star se nior captain , 'ban ged a Danny Settles' last ball high over the leftfield fence 340 feet away . Senior second baseman Tom Cooke had walked to ope n the Mayer- 1971 Dodge only $2895 1971 same time on diamond 2. Ironton 002 204 1- 9 10 0 Sheridan 000 100 Il-l 3 3 Murnahan and Kriebel. Theiss and Hoover. BY KEITH WISECUP Roger Dixon 's two-run firs t inning homer and Chesler Wigal 's three-hit pitching produced ttle" Meigs Marauders' (Hitless Wonders) 2· 1 . win over the Wellston Golden Rockets in the Rio Grande "AA" district finals at Rio Grande Thursd•y afternoon. The Marauders, who have collected only five hits in their last two tow-nament victories, advance to the regionals in Newark Friday, May 26 against the winner of [lle second game in the Bridgeporl District. If Meigs should win ,' they will return to the regional 75 Plu1 $2.54 • J.'.E:r. Whitewall add 14 Z71-UI (7,11•14) Bh1clnr•ll Pllll$2.31 Fed. E1. tt1 •nd tire oil' your ear . Jlhn $.3 .Z7 Fl!t!. 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Truck Te r ry Whitla tch, Tom Lowery, Roge r Pcarch, f(ot1 Couch, Oa l!t1S Weber, K,•Hh Vtln lnWdgen. Chc1 rleadr:or 9th Grade. J<,iU Hulr.hison. 5c1ndy Curtr~s (,ndy Sc hner der , DrC\n<' Smtih -. Mau reen Hen llf'5'-i JJnior,. Var si ty. Tina NLer r, Donna Powe ll. Shel ly M.:rnJ,.tn. J t'aM i· ) Schneider. Dlrlr t,t Hictgv.. ay'· Var sr1y, Su sie Sp_t1t~-h1'. M11fy Midkiff. M'\'·runi( H ~~(kel t . Jo Ellen Dr,ht Kilrla Kuhn . Debi Becky Will and R!Jger Dlxtm recei\1ed U1e- D:n tfllrtll Award outsllimling St'f!Wr b tl) aTH{ girl W)\1(_' 11 Wd!:i pr PS(•Il lt'd awm·(f~ prcsentt•d wcr(•: Just 'tled! J{ecet BIRTHSTONE DOLLS 12.05 BIRTHDAY DOLLS i . '1.45 . The Ironton Tigers slammed the Sheridan Generals 9·1 al Rio Grande Thursday to win lhe "AA" district. The Tigers are co-winners of the district with the Meigs Marauders. Jerry Murnahan, a junior rtghty. went all theway for the Tigers to up his record to 11).0 on the year. Ironton is 23·3 'overall this year. The Tigers, advancing to the vegionals, will play at Edwards Field in Newark against the Bridgeport District No . I winner on diamond No. one at 4 p.m. Meigs will play at the MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE DUTCH STANDARD ' HOUSE P,~I NT UALITY 4" BRUS EATON TO PACKERS GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP!)Fonner Wyoming Coach Lloyd Eaton has signed to become the Packers' new director of player personnel; replacing Pap Pappler, who resigned in March to accept a post with the Miami Dolphins. D2" NYlONTRIM BR 1649 VALUE / .... --- .... ... , ttaZ,.IAl ' /FREE\ ~r(;f, flf We are loaded on good late model used cars. New Buick & Pontiac trade· irts. :, WITH EVERY ) fJFFERl '-~~~L-L~~~,' •NO. 101 SUPEH 0\I.,·UJ.\T eA NAL\ZEH IIOI ' ~E 1'<\LVI' eWOl'WER FLO\\ r\Un I.I C \ Valley Lumber &Supply Co. Fury ll 4dr., 8,675 mil es. Must see it to believe it . Get Your Supply Slandings United Press lnternationa I W. L. 17 11 18 13 17 14 14 14 Pet. 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WP- McAndrew 12- 1) . 0 0 Ci ncinnati 300 000 212- 8 II 4 0 San Fran 000 004 OIQ- 5 7 3 0 Simpson, Borbon (6) , Sprague 0 (81. Carroll (8) and Bench; 0 McDowe lL Barr (7), McMahon 0 1~ 1 and Rader. WP- Borbon (I · 0 · 1). LP- McDowell (5·11 . HR0 Bonds (41hl Baird (W) and Bias. Baker the 2'h-mile oval track . Malloy, a veteran of four previous 11500st'' was a·mong the speed leaders during the early part of practice this year, running laps in the 188 m.p.h. range. However, as practice progressed, five other drivers turned laps in excess of 190 m.p.h., while Malloy gained no growod. Born May 23, 1935, in Columbus, Neb., Malloy attended secondary school in Englewood, Colo., winnln,g letters in baseball and footbalL He later attended Colorado State University for two years. In 1968, his first year at Indianapolis for the "500," Malloy competed in 24 races and finished loth in the point standings. In 1969 he was 18th in the season standings, in 1970 he was 15th and last year he was 14th. He stood 22nd in tl!f list among active drivers at the time of his crash. SHIRTS ,ec~ ----- - ~-~ FOR THE GRADUATE & •• \ ' : i• 4 3. 2 Eas1ern {2) •: INN 4 2 5 -ARROW- •• • MEIGS 5 (l) Bailey ( I) Blake (I) Boring 0 (3) Duvall (4) and Young . : The New : Saturf!ay .:· Night •• • :• • Neal, 2b 0 Chicago St. Loui s 000 030 102- 6 10 2 200 000 002- 4 11 1 Pappa s, Pizarro {1). Hamil · EXTERIOR ALKYD HOUSE ton (6) , Phoebus (711, McG inn (9) and Rudolph ; Santorini, Cloninger 191 and Simmons. WP- Pizarro (2 -11 . LP- Santorini (2·51 . PAINT !On ly games sc hedu led) American League 1-COAT SPRED GEL-FLO Boston 000 010 01()... 2 3 0 Detroit 110 040 Olx- 7 8 0 Krausse, Lee 151. Tiant (7) and Fisk; Coleman (6-2) and Hailer. LP- Krausse (I . I) . HRs - Cash (7th ), Smith (3rd). Taylor ( lstl. ! If Needed. Gives You 2 Coats In ( t2 innings) Oak 200 000 100 00()... 3 12 3 Cal 000 200 100 QOI- 4 10 0 COMb IN WHITE AND 2000 MIXED COLORS. Hunter, Knowles (9). Shaw (II ). 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Black & White Color Television •• Pomeroy, Ohio . · N atio nal advertising re-presentative Bottlntii i - l DISHWASHER •' Second class postagt> paid at ) and a throwing error . The second came across in the fourth on two errors. Eastern now 5-4 in the SV AC will play Symmes Valley this evening in the District Class " A" Tournament. Thursday's game was postponed due to wet grounds. The game will be played at Veterans Memorial Field . Kyger Creek will travel to Southern this evening lo clash headon with the hard-hitting Tornadoes. INDIANAPOIJS, Ind. (UP! ) - Race rlriver Jim Malloy, 37, Denver, Colo., died Thursday of injuries suffered Sunday when his car crashed into a wall at high speed during practice for the May 27 Indianapolis Motor Speedway 500-ffiile race. Malloy died in Indianapolis Methodist Hospital where he had been in critical and deteriorating condition since the wreck during a practice lap prior to qualifications. He suffered multiple !rae· lures of,both legs and one arm, and second-degree burns on hands and feet, as well as internal injuries. It was the first fatality at the Speedway in more than four years. Mike Spence or Great Britain, was fatally injured May 7, 1968, in a practice wreck at the track . : Malloy crashed on lhe No. 3 turn, at the northeast comer of •• Oh io, mr. ! RANGE G. E. MIDDLEPORT, 0. 992 1156, Editorial Pnone 992 - carrier 12 cu. ft. U 45!69 . Bus iness Office Phone li vered by 30" Self Cleaning Oven ITH NELSON MOTORS, IN PH. 992-2174 ~ eKCept F-omeroy , F~ost Free G. E. ' Sat urday by T"e ' Ohio Valley Publish 1n9 Company , 111 Cour-t it. ' INTEREST OF Upright Freezer REFRIGERATOR '218 . MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO. Combination 00 Ron & Bi II wanrs to pte·a se everybody. TRtJCKS Door 15 cu. Open Service on Sat. Ti II 12 noon . Buy where Quality is higher than price. I G. E. 2 We Service What We Sell Out Word Is Our Bond Evenings Till 7 p.m . & Sat. till s p.m. ' 3 Temp. '26CJOO 1970 Ford 1 Ton Long Wheel Bas~ Ready To ,Go To Work ONLY '2795 ? G.E. Dtyer Automatic Washer ~139~ 2 dr : H.T. Le Sabre . Real clean . This is a steal South 1¥ Junior ri ghthander John Baird hurled a no-hiller and collected four hils m five trips to the plate Thursday nighl, in leading lhe Kyger Creek Bobcats lo a 24-2 romp over Eastern in a Southern Valley Athletic Conferen ce. Coach Dick .Adams' Bobcats are 7-2 in the SVAC and 9-8-1 overall . Baird, in winning his second straigh t game in 24 hours, .fanned nine while walking three. Bolh Eagle run s were 'unearned . He and junior teflfielder Grey McCarty paced the Bob~als' 17 hiI attack with four hils each. B~ird had lhree doubles and Single. McCarty, ·batting third in' the line-up, had a double and three singles. Marshall French and John Roush, both juniors, and Terry Lucas, a rreshman infielder, all had two hils each. KC slruck for nine run s in the fir st inning. Coach Larry Heines started leflhander Baker, wh o was sent quickly to the sidelines. French opened with a single, McCarty singled, Or land Cremeans walked loading lhe bases. The first run scqred on a fielder's choice . Baird singled plating two runs; consecutive walks to Jim Bias, Lucas, Jeff Neal and French, were followed by singles off the bats of Roush and McCarty. The Bobcals produced eight more runs in lhe third inning off two Eagle hurlers. The inning featured four · walks, two errors and hils by Bias, Roush, McCarty and Cremeans. The gallians scored two runs each in \he fourth, filth , and sixth innings. Eastern's firsl run came in inning on two walks a 1966· Buick on The bidding has been : West Norlh East 1• Pass Pass 2• Pa~ You Soutb hold: Rodney Holman , fou1· singles in four at bats, Al"QOld, three singles , Jeff "Hubbard, Alan Pugh, and Mike Nease, each a sin gle and doubl e, Mitch Nease, a horne run , and Stan Kiser , Jim Hubbard, and Brett Hart, each a sin gle. Paul Montgomery and Bob Pack shared pitching duties for the Wildcats. Coach Hilton Wolfe 's Tornadoes are now tied for the Southern Valley Conference lead with the Symmes Valley Kyger Creek Wins 24-2 'BARBER SHOP . Settles, a · fire-ballin g Ounlee, Settles. LOB - Meigs frame and trotted in ahead of -come up with it. fired to Cooke righthander with a sneaky I, Well ston 6. DP - Me igs I. who relayed a bullet to Dixon ' Dixon . · Well ston I . 2B - Setlles . HR WellSton scored their run in who nailed Mike Stewarl at the curve , slruck out nine, issued Dixon I2nd ), WP - none. PB only t.wo bases on balls, and none . SB - T. Stewart. the sixth frame and had a big plate on a nice bif:of action. IP ER R H KO BB gave up but two hils, Clean-up hitler Ed Martin rally going in the seventh -:ith Woga l IWPI The only other Meigs' hit was safe on anolher Meigs t!1e bases loaded, but failed to next was J 7 3 7 0 . ' Stewart scored · a roller that hit the fi rst base error and Terry Sellles ILPI score . 9 2 Wellston 's Mike Stewart / rom third. Wigal fanned Alan bag and wenl fair , by Well ston 6 20002001 2Q-1 3I sophomore Floyd Burney . opened the six th and was safe Arlhurs to end the frame. 200 000 x- 2 2 5 Meig s The three hits for lhe One would fi gu_re an inning on · an error. Terry Stewart Rockets were a single by Terry · foll owed with a single to left to like that would raflle up yo ur pu"runners on second and first pitcher . Right? Wrong. Not Stewart and a single and - - - - - - - - . , . Coul Hand Wigal. doubl e by Settles. D~n 't Get Caught with none out. Coac h Don Wolle's and 1n the wild and woolly Randy Hatten. to the surWith An Expired prise of many, swung away Wellston seventh, Mick Roger Birch 's Maroud ers mad e their record 7-il. Coach 1 Manning opened with a walk. instead of sacrificing, and flied Drivers License ou t to left for the first out . Pinchhilter Hall then got on John Conger's Rockets are 12· 9. Meigs will play their next through catcher's in terference Settles than doubled to right , The AAA reminds you to but senior Ron Smith, who to put rwwers rirst and second reg ula r season game a( Kyger check your drivers license if dived for the ball but couldn't wi th nobody out! Agai n. the Creek next Monday and wilt be you have a birthday thi s al home Wednesday against bun t was disdained . month. Many licenses expire With the coun t 1·1, and the Waverly Tigers. this year and you only have 30 Manning ta king a huge lead off !MEIGSI2 days before your birthday to second, Dixon fired a strike to AB H R renew it and keep driving 2 o I Cooke covering to pick him off Cooke.2B Burney, LF J I 0 legally. fur the first out. Wiga l than Dlxon , C 3 I I Your neighbor's an AAA · Vikings with an 8·1 record. The fanned ·Rob Crossin for the Dunfee, SS I 0 0 member ... and if he's like the Tornadoes will play the Ky ger second out. Hut here the Wigal, P 2 0 0 2 0 0 most of them, he~ trying tu Creek Bobcats tonight at situa tion became even more McKinney, 38 R. Ash , CF 2 0 0 talk everybody else into joining R<lcine in a key SVAC tilt. The revolting. Eason, 18 2 0 0 AAA too. You know , lelling two teams also meet al Kyger 2 0 0 them all abou t AA /\ Mike Stewart reached first Smi th , RF I~ 2 2 Creek next Tuesda y. Kyger on an error to put runners at TOTALS Emergenc y Road Service, !WELLSTON ) I Creek is G-2 in the SV AC. fi rst and second again. Terry AB H R AAA lravel guidance services, By innings : Stewar t stepped in and also got T. Siewarl. CF 3 I I travel acciden t insurance, bail 4 0 0 Southern on by another infield error to Hatten. C tt les. P 2 2 o and arres t protection, and· the 115 (12) 3()...22 22 0 load the bases. But Wiga l got Se Martin . JB 3 0 0 other AAA membe rshi p Hannan Trace Hatten to roll an easy ground Arthu rs, LF 3 0 0 ' benefits. Probably the only 2 0 0 way you can shut him up is to 000 00-- 0 I 3 ba ll to shortslop Steve Dunfee Manning. 2B ld. SS 2 0 0 Arnold and Pugh. M. Hart wh o "threw to junior Lou Arno Hall ,ph I 0 0 join AAA yourself, which Isn't 151. Montgomery iLPI, Pack McKinney at third to end the Cr oss in , RF 3 0 0 • bad idea, you know. 151, and Hall . 3 0 0 game. Wigal had to be using ice M. Slewa rt , lb Phone u,, at 992-25911 and TOTALS 26 l 1 fur blood. learn the othm· reasons you Error s, McKinney , 3, Di xon. .:hnulcJ jnin AAA today . - Adv . Tornadoes Whip H-T 22-0 Hill Polara, 14,365 miles, come & see this one. Plymoutho111~2795 lnteri!lllrion~ I League ' . day at' 2 finals on the followrng p.m. also on Edwards Field. · The wi"nners of tha t game ·receives a bid for the sta te finals June ·2 at the Ohio State varsity field against · the Springfield regional winner. Not enough can be said about senior righthander Wigal. The curve-ball artist has allowed four hits in his two tournament appearances. Wi gal fanned seven and walked ~hre e against lhe Rockets yesterday. Dixon, Meigs' star se nior captain , 'ban ged a Danny Settles' last ball high over the leftfield fence 340 feet away . Senior second baseman Tom Cooke had walked to ope n the Mayer- 1971 Dodge only $2895 1971 same time on diamond 2. Ironton 002 204 1- 9 10 0 Sheridan 000 100 Il-l 3 3 Murnahan and Kriebel. Theiss and Hoover. BY KEITH WISECUP Roger Dixon 's two-run firs t inning homer and Chesler Wigal 's three-hit pitching produced ttle" Meigs Marauders' (Hitless Wonders) 2· 1 . win over the Wellston Golden Rockets in the Rio Grande "AA" district finals at Rio Grande Thursd•y afternoon. The Marauders, who have collected only five hits in their last two tow-nament victories, advance to the regionals in Newark Friday, May 26 against the winner of [lle second game in the Bridgeporl District. 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SECOND PLACE TEAM members of the Thursday Afternoon Women's League, from the left, Jane Walton, with the trophy of the sponsor, tlje New Yorlf Clothing House, and the team, Drema Smith, Phyllis Mullen, Eileen Searls and Norma ~bary. Carbo Traded To Cardinals For Joe Hague ·In Row, 8-5 R. Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 439 STEAK HOUSE First, the San Francisco Giants were losing a lot of ball games; now they are also losing players. ,. Veteran Jim Hart and young Chris Speier both went on the shelf Thursday as· the Giants dropped their seventh decision in a row, 8-6, to the red-hot Cincinnati Reds. The Gianls showec signs of coming out of their protracted' hitting slump in , this latest defeat but the pitching, which had been a bright spot the last week, broke down. wl'hat's the way it goes," said a consoling Sparky Anderson, the Reds skipper, shortly before he left town with his club for San Diego. The Reds now have won eight straight and are making a solid run at the National League West pacesetting Houston Astros and Los Angeles Dodgers. Jim McGlothlin (()..3) starts for the Reds tonight. "The same thing happened to • us last year when we were going bad," continued Anderson. "When we got lhe pit· chlng, which wasn't often, we dld!i)t'hi ~~00 wile1 M. ~lt, the pitcHilig wt!rit sbur Hart, the much wounded Giants third baseman, took a pitch from Wayne Simpson fluilh on the hack of his head in the fourth Inning Th!ll"sdaY and left for a stay in the bospital with a slight. concussion. He'll be out of action at least three or four days, and maybe longer. It was a tough break for Hart, :7ho only a week ago was recalled from Phoenix because he had started to hit the way he used to. Speier~• problem is an old one. He has muscle aches in his lower back, a condition he's had tO live with the past two ' • seasons. Chris wasn't his usual :se11 starting the game Thursday and when he doubled into the BEST INDIVIDUAL BOWLERS of the Pomeroy Thurs. leftfield corner in the sixth to ,day Afternoon Women's League,. from the left, Marlene start a three-run rally, Speier Wilson, most improved bowler award; Drema Smith, the walked the last few steps into high series, 570, and the high average, "157, awards, and second. There Is no telling how long he will be inactive . •.. Becky Dunfee, high game, 229. Sam McDowell was touched for three runs in the first Inning by the R,eds on four straight singles, a hit batsman and a sacrifice fly. Two of the hits Order By Phone were to .deep ilhort and had Speier been at his physical And Toke Em Home best, Sam could have gotten · 992-5432 . out of the Inning without a run '~ "'I"' 1~~ U1 'JOt-.... -. i ,.·· ... , .. .. ....·. By United Press International American League being scored. National League East McDowell held the Reds East w. I. pet. g.b. hitless until Julian Javier w. I· PCI ·g. b · Cleveland 15 9 .625 New York singled with one out in the 21 7 .750 Detroit 15 10 .600 1/2 15 12 .556 l'l2 Baltimore 13 12 .520 2'1' sixth. In the bottom of that Philadelphia Pillsburgh 14 12 .538 6'1, Boston _ 9 14 .391 l'/2 inning, Speier doubled, Tito Chicago 14 13 _519 6 New York 9 IS .375 6 \\•· thuu~-: hl 13 15 _464 8 Milwaukee Fuentes singled and Bobby Montreal 7 15 .318 7 10 20 333 12 St. Loui s .\nu·,, nt'\t' r Bonds unloaded his fourth West West homer . · Dave Kingman a~J.... w. I. pet. g.b. Mt·nnesota 17w. 11" 7p0c8l. g. b. 18 10 .643 · followed with a walk, stole Houston Los Angeles 18 12 .600 1 Oakland 15 9 .625 2 second and continued home as Cincinnati 16 13 .552 2'12 Chicago 15 10 .600 2'12 Texas 11 15 .423 7 the Reds threw the ball around, San Diego 13 16 .448 5112 Kansas City 11 16 .407 1'12 That gave the Giants the lead Allan Ia 10 18 .359 a 9 23 .281 11 Californta 11 \6 .407 7'12 at 4-3. But .m the seventh, San Francisco Thursday's Results Thursday's Games McDow~ll gave up an infield . Cincinnati 8 San Fran 5 Calif 4 Oakland 3. 12 Inns Detroit 7 Boston 2 single and a solid single to right New York 2 Monlre'al 1 6 St . Louis 4 (Only games scheduled) , ' by Johnny Bench·after one out. Chicago Hous 4 Los Ang 3, 11 inns Today's Probable Pitcher. His shoulder was bothering (All Times EDTI (Only gamesscheduled) Cleveland (Perry 6·2) at him at the time and Fox took Today's Probable Pitchers Detroit !Cain 0-2). 9 p.ln. him out in favor of Jim Barr. IAll Times EDT) Oakland (Odom 2·01 at Chicago (Jenkins 4-2) at St. Kansas City (Spllttorff 2-l) , Before the inning was over, the M.f BALER lWINE Louis !Spinks 2·11 , 9 p.m. 8 Recs scored twice for a 5-4 lead New York !Capra 2-1) at ' ~~lfto~~la !Ryan 2·2 or Premium 10,000 It Bales and never were headtid. Philadelphia (Selma 1-3). 7:35 Fisher 1-0) at Chicago (Wood 6· 21 9 McDowell, who deserved a p.m. GILT EDGE BALER lWINE Montreal (Stoneman 3·31 at Mln~e~ta (Kaal 4.o) at better fate, took the loss, his Pittsburgh (Moose 1-2), 8:05 Texas (Hand 0-3). 8:30p.m. first after five victories. Premium 10,000 It Bales p.m. 1 ) Baltimore (McNally 4·2) at Hous on (Wilson 2·2 at Los Milwaukee (Parsons 2-2). 8:30 PITCHER ACTIVATED Angeles (Osteen 4-1) , 11 p.m. Pm M.f·S BALER TWINE ClnciMall (McGlothlin 0-3) at "B.;.ton (Pattin 0-3) at New CLEVELAND (UP!) - ~a~ Otego I Kirby 3-2), 10:30 York !Siotllemyre 3-3). 7:30 9,000 It Bales Relief pitcher Phil Hennigan ·Atlanta (Niekro (5-JI at San p.m. Saturday's Games has been activated by the Francisco !Bryant 1·3), 11 p.m. Oakland at Kan City Cleveland Indians and, outSaturday's Games '. Minnesota at Texas fielder Adolfo Phillips was Montreal at Pittsburgh 399WESTMAINSTREET 992·2164 POMEROY.OHIO Cleveland at Detroit at St. Louis THE STORE WITH"ALL KINDS OF STUFF" tion ed to th• PorUa nd te am Chicago Baltimore at Mllw op Atlanta at San Francisco FOR PETS - STABLES - LARGE AND SMALL Boston at New York of the Pacific Coast League on New York at Ph iIa, twl -night ANIMALS- LAWNS- GARDENS- TROPICAL FISH. Calif .a, Chicago, night 24-hour recall. Cinci at San Diego, night ~...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . Hennigan injured a shoulder · Houston at. Los Ang, night "" II!UScle during spring training. SANDWICH m -. '' . BY EDITII FOX. ' Grinstead, Edn~ wiSe "and E .: : ' I tell you "Spring wa~ Fox. · ' busting out all over" when the fll--'l~;tJf---: Notw Haven Citizens met for !heir regular meeling Wed· nesday afternoon at the New Haven Library. lilrs. Charles Wilson, Point Pleasant, and daughter, Mrs. Howard "Lids" Oar land, Gallipolis Ferry, were guesls of the club. Lida is president of Mason CoWlty l Homemakers. She brought her tools and taught the ladies how · to make burlap flowers. In honor oi Mrs. James "Edna" Wise's birthday, a cake was served with the good coffee that Mr. George Hestor makes. · Hynins were Sung with Helen Barker at the piano, and Mr. Hestor led in prayer. We remembered all the ministers When every secQnd cou1nu.1 of !he District in prayer. We she n~eds a timepiece she can col.lnt on. Like these are planning on saying "Goodbye" to some a:nd to , neatly designed nunes" watches by Bulova. others "Greetings" as the Shock remtant. )7 - placerqent time ,for United Jewels precise. With Methodist ministers draws a sweep second . near, hand. unbreakable The senior citizens have been a busy group. They showed beautiful comforts and rugs. A quilt and comfort will be put in frames ~~is week and flowers, hopefully, will be finished. The men, as usual, ·were busy , playing dominoes. They become so noisy sometimes, we send them Ito !he kitchen to play. Jess Brown, one of their regulars, is recuperating from a recent illness. Enjoying the day were Edna ·Roush Lillie Hester George Hesto;, Rena Johnso~, Orpha Ohlinger, Lenna Sayre, Bess Kell, Iva Capehart, Alice Kirby, Mable Johnson Helen Barker, Esther McRnight, Edna Wayland, Jim Wise, Frank McDermitt, Mary Wilson Lydia Garland Polly · ' ' ~ and Lovely. A Bulova Nurse's \ Reds Cop 8th response we are , upanding CROW'S l: . Practical DOMESTIC Cl.EANING AGENCY I ' ',_ A Room. 'lbe •ccompanytoc pholocfapbs at right are '!f team memben and in• ,, ]....;,:. Busy ~·· . lbelr 8llilual banquet ~ '' ' , :m CINCINNATI (UPI) - The St. Louis Cardinals traded first baseman Joe Hague · to the Ctncmnatl Reds Thursday mght for oulf1elder Berme Carbo m a stra1ght player swap. . Hague was hitting .237 for the Cards w1 th three homers and II RBls. 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Ph,one now for lppolntment 446-47U or 446-9300. COMMERCIAL& DOMESTIC CLEANING FIRST PLACE TEAM of the Pomeroy Thursday AI· temoon Women's League, from the left, Marlene Wilson, Betty Jo Ueving, Julie Boyles and Terry Shain. Mrs. Shain also holds the trophy of the sponsor which Is Dave's Tire Land. SAN FRANCISCO (UPl)- • • ~ Home of the Fabulous ' ! SECOND PLACE TEAM members of the Thursday Afternoon Women's League, from the left, Jane Walton, with the trophy of the sponsor, tlje New Yorlf Clothing House, and the team, Drema Smith, Phyllis Mullen, Eileen Searls and Norma ~bary. Carbo Traded To Cardinals For Joe Hague ·In Row, 8-5 R. Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 439 STEAK HOUSE First, the San Francisco Giants were losing a lot of ball games; now they are also losing players. ,. Veteran Jim Hart and young Chris Speier both went on the shelf Thursday as· the Giants dropped their seventh decision in a row, 8-6, to the red-hot Cincinnati Reds. The Gianls showec signs of coming out of their protracted' hitting slump in , this latest defeat but the pitching, which had been a bright spot the last week, broke down. wl'hat's the way it goes," said a consoling Sparky Anderson, the Reds skipper, shortly before he left town with his club for San Diego. The Reds now have won eight straight and are making a solid run at the National League West pacesetting Houston Astros and Los Angeles Dodgers. Jim McGlothlin (()..3) starts for the Reds tonight. "The same thing happened to • us last year when we were going bad," continued Anderson. "When we got lhe pit· chlng, which wasn't often, we dld!i)t'hi ~~00 wile1 M. ~lt, the pitcHilig wt!rit sbur Hart, the much wounded Giants third baseman, took a pitch from Wayne Simpson fluilh on the hack of his head in the fourth Inning Th!ll"sdaY and left for a stay in the bospital with a slight. concussion. He'll be out of action at least three or four days, and maybe longer. It was a tough break for Hart, :7ho only a week ago was recalled from Phoenix because he had started to hit the way he used to. Speier~• problem is an old one. He has muscle aches in his lower back, a condition he's had tO live with the past two ' • seasons. Chris wasn't his usual :se11 starting the game Thursday and when he doubled into the BEST INDIVIDUAL BOWLERS of the Pomeroy Thurs. leftfield corner in the sixth to ,day Afternoon Women's League,. from the left, Marlene start a three-run rally, Speier Wilson, most improved bowler award; Drema Smith, the walked the last few steps into high series, 570, and the high average, "157, awards, and second. There Is no telling how long he will be inactive . •.. Becky Dunfee, high game, 229. Sam McDowell was touched for three runs in the first Inning by the R,eds on four straight singles, a hit batsman and a sacrifice fly. Two of the hits Order By Phone were to .deep ilhort and had Speier been at his physical And Toke Em Home best, Sam could have gotten · 992-5432 . out of the Inning without a run '~ "'I"' 1~~ U1 'JOt-.... -. i ,.·· ... , .. .. ....·. By United Press International American League being scored. National League East McDowell held the Reds East w. I. pet. g.b. hitless until Julian Javier w. I· PCI ·g. b · Cleveland 15 9 .625 New York singled with one out in the 21 7 .750 Detroit 15 10 .600 1/2 15 12 .556 l'l2 Baltimore 13 12 .520 2'1' sixth. In the bottom of that Philadelphia Pillsburgh 14 12 .538 6'1, Boston _ 9 14 .391 l'/2 inning, Speier doubled, Tito Chicago 14 13 _519 6 New York 9 IS .375 6 \\•· thuu~-: hl 13 15 _464 8 Milwaukee Fuentes singled and Bobby Montreal 7 15 .318 7 10 20 333 12 St. Loui s .\nu·,, nt'\t' r Bonds unloaded his fourth West West homer . · Dave Kingman a~J.... w. I. pet. g.b. Mt·nnesota 17w. 11" 7p0c8l. g. b. 18 10 .643 · followed with a walk, stole Houston Los Angeles 18 12 .600 1 Oakland 15 9 .625 2 second and continued home as Cincinnati 16 13 .552 2'12 Chicago 15 10 .600 2'12 Texas 11 15 .423 7 the Reds threw the ball around, San Diego 13 16 .448 5112 Kansas City 11 16 .407 1'12 That gave the Giants the lead Allan Ia 10 18 .359 a 9 23 .281 11 Californta 11 \6 .407 7'12 at 4-3. But .m the seventh, San Francisco Thursday's Results Thursday's Games McDow~ll gave up an infield . Cincinnati 8 San Fran 5 Calif 4 Oakland 3. 12 Inns Detroit 7 Boston 2 single and a solid single to right New York 2 Monlre'al 1 6 St . Louis 4 (Only games scheduled) , ' by Johnny Bench·after one out. Chicago Hous 4 Los Ang 3, 11 inns Today's Probable Pitcher. His shoulder was bothering (All Times EDTI (Only gamesscheduled) Cleveland (Perry 6·2) at him at the time and Fox took Today's Probable Pitchers Detroit !Cain 0-2). 9 p.ln. him out in favor of Jim Barr. IAll Times EDT) Oakland (Odom 2·01 at Chicago (Jenkins 4-2) at St. Kansas City (Spllttorff 2-l) , Before the inning was over, the M.f BALER lWINE Louis !Spinks 2·11 , 9 p.m. 8 Recs scored twice for a 5-4 lead New York !Capra 2-1) at ' ~~lfto~~la !Ryan 2·2 or Premium 10,000 It Bales and never were headtid. Philadelphia (Selma 1-3). 7:35 Fisher 1-0) at Chicago (Wood 6· 21 9 McDowell, who deserved a p.m. GILT EDGE BALER lWINE Montreal (Stoneman 3·31 at Mln~e~ta (Kaal 4.o) at better fate, took the loss, his Pittsburgh (Moose 1-2), 8:05 Texas (Hand 0-3). 8:30p.m. first after five victories. Premium 10,000 It Bales p.m. 1 ) Baltimore (McNally 4·2) at Hous on (Wilson 2·2 at Los Milwaukee (Parsons 2-2). 8:30 PITCHER ACTIVATED Angeles (Osteen 4-1) , 11 p.m. Pm M.f·S BALER TWINE ClnciMall (McGlothlin 0-3) at "B.;.ton (Pattin 0-3) at New CLEVELAND (UP!) - ~a~ Otego I Kirby 3-2), 10:30 York !Siotllemyre 3-3). 7:30 9,000 It Bales Relief pitcher Phil Hennigan ·Atlanta (Niekro (5-JI at San p.m. Saturday's Games has been activated by the Francisco !Bryant 1·3), 11 p.m. Oakland at Kan City Cleveland Indians and, outSaturday's Games '. Minnesota at Texas fielder Adolfo Phillips was Montreal at Pittsburgh 399WESTMAINSTREET 992·2164 POMEROY.OHIO Cleveland at Detroit at St. Louis THE STORE WITH"ALL KINDS OF STUFF" tion ed to th• PorUa nd te am Chicago Baltimore at Mllw op Atlanta at San Francisco FOR PETS - STABLES - LARGE AND SMALL Boston at New York of the Pacific Coast League on New York at Ph iIa, twl -night ANIMALS- LAWNS- GARDENS- TROPICAL FISH. Calif .a, Chicago, night 24-hour recall. Cinci at San Diego, night ~...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . Hennigan injured a shoulder · Houston at. Los Ang, night "" II!UScle during spring training. SANDWICH m -. '' . BY EDITII FOX. ' Grinstead, Edn~ wiSe "and E .: : ' I tell you "Spring wa~ Fox. · ' busting out all over" when the fll--'l~;tJf---: Notw Haven Citizens met for !heir regular meeling Wed· nesday afternoon at the New Haven Library. lilrs. Charles Wilson, Point Pleasant, and daughter, Mrs. Howard "Lids" Oar land, Gallipolis Ferry, were guesls of the club. Lida is president of Mason CoWlty l Homemakers. She brought her tools and taught the ladies how · to make burlap flowers. In honor oi Mrs. James "Edna" Wise's birthday, a cake was served with the good coffee that Mr. George Hestor makes. · Hynins were Sung with Helen Barker at the piano, and Mr. Hestor led in prayer. We remembered all the ministers When every secQnd cou1nu.1 of !he District in prayer. We she n~eds a timepiece she can col.lnt on. Like these are planning on saying "Goodbye" to some a:nd to , neatly designed nunes" watches by Bulova. others "Greetings" as the Shock remtant. )7 - placerqent time ,for United Jewels precise. With Methodist ministers draws a sweep second . near, hand. unbreakable The senior citizens have been a busy group. They showed beautiful comforts and rugs. A quilt and comfort will be put in frames ~~is week and flowers, hopefully, will be finished. The men, as usual, ·were busy , playing dominoes. They become so noisy sometimes, we send them Ito !he kitchen to play. Jess Brown, one of their regulars, is recuperating from a recent illness. Enjoying the day were Edna ·Roush Lillie Hester George Hesto;, Rena Johnso~, Orpha Ohlinger, Lenna Sayre, Bess Kell, Iva Capehart, Alice Kirby, Mable Johnson Helen Barker, Esther McRnight, Edna Wayland, Jim Wise, Frank McDermitt, Mary Wilson Lydia Garland Polly · ' ' ~ and Lovely. A Bulova Nurse's \ Reds Cop 8th response we are , upanding CROW'S l: . Practical DOMESTIC Cl.EANING AGENCY I ' ',_ A Room. 'lbe •ccompanytoc pholocfapbs at right are '!f team memben and in• ,, ]....;,:. Busy ~·· . lbelr 8llilual banquet ~ '' ' , :m CINCINNATI (UPI) - The St. Louis Cardinals traded first baseman Joe Hague · to the Ctncmnatl Reds Thursday mght for oulf1elder Berme Carbo m a stra1ght player swap. . Hague was hitting .237 for the Cards w1 th three homers and II RBls. He had appeared in, all but three of the Cardmals 30 games . !his . season and had spent h1s entire caree~ Wllh St. Lou1s after f1rst commg up to the maJors m. 1968. He had a hfetime battmg aver"foe of .242. . C~rbo f1rst c_ame . to the maJors w1th CJncJnnatJ for four games in 1969 and batted .310 in the club's pennant winning season of 1970 but slumped to .219 last year. Carbo, 24, was batting .142 as of T~ursday night. He was used infrequenUy as a pinchhitter and had only three hits in 21 atbats. He was 0-11 as a pinchhitter this season. Hague, 28, was to join the Reds tonight when they open a four-game weekend series in San Diego, Calif. He ~ct as a back up to Reds first 'baseman Tony Perez. Watch THE FUTURE LIES BEFORE YOU, WAITING TO BE SHAPED BY YOUR KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND DETERMINATION. WE, THE FOLLOWING LOCAL MERCHANTS, OFFER OUR EXPERIENCE IN HELPING YOU SELECT YOUR FIELD OF ENDEAVOR: KARR & VANZANDT MOTOR SALES . ·Pomeroy, 0. heritage house Racine, 0. Pomeroy Middleport, 0. · Owned & Operated by Charles Sinclair & Carl Platter Middleport, 0. PLUMBING - GENERAL REP.AIRS CHECK OUR PRICES SMITHBuick-Ponllac-Opei.GMC NELSON MOTORS, INC. Trucks · Pomeroy, 0. Mei~ G& J AUTO PARTS Pomeroy, 0. Pomeroy, 0. SWISHER &. LOHSE DRUGS WESTERN AUTO STORE PHONE 992-2511 ST., 'M 87 Middleport, 0. Pomeroy, 0. .'' ' .''· . NEW HAVEN SUPER MARKET Middleport, 0. Middleport, 0. EBERSBACH HAR~ARE ERWIN GULF SERVICE STATION Pomeroy, 0. 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Thursday signed Austrian soccer-ti!yle place kicker Tony Unhart to a 1972 contract. Unhart, 29, a 6-foot, liM). pounder, earned All-European honors eight times while playing for a VIenna team. POMEROY FLOWER SHOP POMEROY NATIONAL BANK New Supply e RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK Middleport, 0. GOESSLER'S JEWELRY e FARMERS BANK &-sAVINGS CO. Cadillac··Oids Yes, Our e • .. Square. Yard Nylon Shag · RlltSBER BACK 499 • . Square Yard . 5 95 1 Square Yard · I . ~ VINYL: rear temples, they will crumble into duit; but if we work upon immortal . UNOISJM 2.89 ~~:r• We il!stall .. all imoteum. minds, and imbue them with principles, wit" the just fear of God and love . ' of our fellow-men, w• engrave on those tablets somtthing that . will brighten . . " ·.· to a II etermty. .. Daniel w....,., ' . �.. 0 lo --- : ,. "I' ' • • • •• ' '. . • • ·• ,, ! 1 • 6-The Daqj ~l,Mkldleport-Pomeroy,O.;May 19,1972 ., . Meigs High School Seniors of 1972 Southern High School Seniors of 1972 \ ' ' I Eastern High School Seniors"of.1972 _F ive Members . Saturday was Chapeau Day at the National Jewish Hospital In Denver, Colo. where five members of the Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, joined the celebration. The ·observance is held annuaUy to honor Eight and Forty members who contribute signlficanUy · to financing the general operation of the hospital and Its research program In cystic fibrosis and tuberculosis. Going from the local salon were Mrs . Mary Marlin, departemental of . Ohio chape1u, Mrs. MyrUe Walker, deplrtemental le secretaire • caulere; Mrs. Pearl Knapp, a member of the resolulions committee, Mn. Eunle Brinker, departemental color gurd, and Mts. Rhoda Hackett, lint demi chapeau of lbe MelgJ County Salon. For the salons tn Ohio, Mrs. · Martin presented ,a $1,000 check lor Ohio's 22nd bed endowment and received · a plaque ·In recognition of tile contribution. The Meigs County Salon contributed $100 to lbe rt!lelrch priJI!I'am In the l1ll11e ol Mrs. W-Iker who also 1'8011ved a plaque. -Riehard \ ' f!f Meigs Salon Bluestein, a· hospital official, and Miss Dorothy Dolle , nallonal chapeau, made the presentations. Ohio's bed endowment was one of 14 in the country endowed this year. Other states . con tri buting $1 ,000 were California , Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, two, and Washington, three. A report of contribuiions by the Eight and Forty during the past year in addition to the bed endowments included $2,830.77 for pedis tric supplies; $2 ,629,16, maintenance; $1,845.40 recreation; $3,694 for parties, gifts and clothing ; $530 for children's telephone use; $27,322 for research in cystic fibrosis and tuberculosis, $9,940 for birthday remembrances plus $2,235 for' party expense. ·A shower of checks at Chapeau Day totaled $2,300 with much of the money being designated for the camp fund : It was reJ)QI'ted that since 1932 a total of 287 beds have been endowed or dedicated by the ' Eight and Forty. Others going from Ohio for the event were Mrs. VIolet Alchbol!!; !>jew 710 Auend Chapeau Day Washington, second member of Ohio, members of the national the state and national finance finan.ce committee. committee, and Mrs. Edna Bluestine reported that the Smelu, departemental part- annual OJ)erating budget for nershfp chairman. the hospital now exceeds eight A cocktail hour and buffet · million dollars. A new building dinner was held honoring the at a cost of 611 million dollars is Eight and Forty visllors at the under construction and wiU"be hospita l on Friday night ready for occupancy next year. preceding Chapeau Day. For entertainment that Hospital officials welcomed the evening Barbara Ganoble members and presented Mi.ss presented several of the Dolle and Mrs. Lelia Gleason of children in a program of Indian Michiga n, national children musio and dances. and youth chairman, with Saturday 'the · Eight and corsages. Forty members were taken on Others recognized were Lois a lour of ll)e \ living area, Lansdale of California, playgrounds, and treatment national le concierge, national centers of the ~esldence chapeaux passes, Laura hospital. Addresses were given McKinley of Massachuset!A, by Frank Korrell, assistant Agnes Allen of New Mexico, director of the hospital and Dr. Darlene Collins o.l Indiana, Melvin Sleser and Dr. Elliott Frances Snow of Maryland ; Ellis, pediatricians; Dr. John Ilene Cox of Colorado·' Ula Sadler, a chlld psychologls~ I . Edwards of California, Sally and Dr. Ernest Cotton of the Findley, Michigan; Eleanor University of Colorado, who LaVink, Jeanette ·Michele. does research al the hospital. Division chapeaux inTJte doctors explained traduced we[e Sadie Dugan, respiratory ~lments, told of Eastern; Helen Myers, Cen· the treatment .required, the trai; Frances Maxwell, South- symptoms and progress being western; Lois McComas, made in research. They Northwestern. Also pr~nted reported that recent findings were Esther Leervig of · indicate that the mist tent II Chicago and Vlolet -Aichholz of, ineffecUve. StalisU~ on the ' Wahania ·Graduating Seniors of 1972 LEGAl NOTICE THIE COURT 0, . 1 COMMON PLEAS, M&IOS COUNTY, OHIO IN ANN BAker HarriSDf\vllte, Ottlo, disease, carriers, and life expectancy were given by the doctors . The psychologist cautioned against over protection of any handicapped child. · Recreation room furnished by the Eight and Forty was viewed by the visitors. Details on a camping program now being developed were giv- £: ····nnl·..,.,.t-'( . I Social lea lend an FRIDAYJUNIOR lllGH Glee Club and band concert Friday at' Southern Junior High School, Racine, 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Lee Lee · is vocal Instructor aod Mrs. Connie Romine is band instructor. Admission free. Public is Invited. INSPECTION of Racine Chapter 134,0.E.S. 7:30 Friday at the Masonic Temple. Marlene Logston , deputy g'rsndmatron, inspecting of. · fleer . ' en .' It was noted that school Is · conduct· ed for the children, that clubs are active and that the arts and crafts flourish·. On Saturday night al the Cosmopolitan Hotel, an Eight and Forty banquet ·was held. Miss Dolle, national chape;~u was speaker, and distinguished were introduced. Membership ~ Plaintiff, goal salon~ were recognized Yt .and Miss Dolle complimented DAVID R. lAKER, Addrtn Unknown, the Eight and Forty members Defendant. I . No. 11,011 ; for the thousands of dollars NOTICI . · contributed for the work at the Da v ld R . Baker, whose place Of retlclence II unknOWJ\ lnd' National _Jewish Hospital. , cannot with rtllbl'liblt "Against c. F. We Set the diligence be aactrtalned, '-will Pace" is the slogan of the 1972 take not let that on Ftbruery 24, 1972 the undersigned'~ Ann national chapeau whose home Boker. llltd her Comtllolnl against him Ill tho . Court 01 is in Louisville, Ky. Common Pltll of Meigs County, Ohio, demancllna • divorce, tllmony and l~rf, that s~t bt rutortcl 10 · her mal~tn name of Ann Douglaa, SATIJRDAY accompanied by choir. Public and other rtlltl. · LOT OWNERS of Carleton . welcome. You, tho sold Dtvld R. ••lltor, roqulrtcl 10 entwlll' llld Cemetery wlU elec~ trustees COUNTY WIDE Class aro Complaint within twentv-elthl Saturday, 7:30p.m. at Carleton Meeting Freedom Gospel days alter May 1,, 1972: · ' Ann laMer . Churc~UNDAY HOMECOMING Naomi Baptist Church, Sunday. The Rev. Samuel Jackson, pastor! Sunday School, 9:30 Jl., ·m. Worship ,service, 11 a. m., dinner at noon, afternoon service, 2 p. 111. ANNUAL HOMECOMING, Naomi BaptistCilurch Sttnday. Sunday School, 9:30a. m.; II a. m. service with Rev. A. J. Ruffin, Urbana, speaking; fellowship and dinner, 12 noon; afternoon service, 2 p. rp, with Rev. Grover Turner, Paint Creek Baptist . Church speaking. Rev. Turner will be \ Mission, Bald Knobs, SUnday 2 ftlltntttl: p.m. Okey A. Hart leader. The Webster ond Fultz P.O.,IOX723 Rev. Lawrence Gluesencamp Pomeroy, Ohio pastor. PubUc is Invited. Attorneys tOr l'ltlnlllt w 14, 21., 21. (5)5,12,19 7f . nlmJDAY . RACINE American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday 8 p.m. at FOR SALE 1970 HONDA 175, like new Post Home. candltlon. PhoM 7G-44U. 5-lt-3tt: ALtiMINUM 1boett. on -nty. In 11164 Gov. Goorge W8nace ..,.. rot1d 11, 150 Jlrdii ftlt or Rf.' 33. C1ll 992-6216• ....._ DeYII. · of Alabama won 42 per cent of tlie vote. in a Maryland MEIGS BOAT 511011. I'INrt St., MlddiiPCII'f. Pont11ct11 11o11a. presidential primary. He wu Dlckup c-.. 0111 Ulld It ft. defeated as a lhlrd party 1-0. .,._,..5»7, Dlcii!CM>, . Jr. candidate four )'eBI'I later. - Middleport Personal Notes Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Criswell and Mn. Kenneth McCullough ' and 'chlldnn, Ken and Laura, Ire lh Plttaburgh, Pa. lor a • weekend visit with Mrs. Helen I Martin . ~ SUnday dinner guesta of Mrs. • Ani Bryant, Rutland, 1!'tre , Mn. Mar7 Boyd and . f01ter da118h141", a.rt1111111 PoweU, , Clnclnnati,Mr.andMn. J. Pat Boy~ llld 1011, Johnny. Blackford; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Flelill, Mlddlepcirt. Afternoon cillera were Lawrence ,F. Boyd, Mldd'lpcrt, and Charlel Luther Bcrd. Tuppen Plainl. 0 Mother'• Dly luetllll of Mrs. ' David Entamlqer, Mid• tllepor!, were her ton, Cbarlt1 and hll family , at Sollb Ollrlaton, W. Va., "ind· Mill tliitlierly Enti- ,. llllnf'r, ..,. ' Mrs.Folmer to Lea4 HealthC/ubf'*'C';;;h7i~id;'l)Band Students ,Present Program Mrs. Scott Folmer is the new Mrs. William Grueser, president of the Rock Springs secretary; Mrs. Louis Grueser, Better Health Club. treasurer; Mrs. Welby Whaley, MeeUng Thursday afternoon . chaplain, and Mrs. W. A. al lbe home of Mrs. Harold Morgan, news reJ)QI'ter. Blackston, officers for the 1972Mrs. Gerald Arnold was 73 year were elected. Besides welcomed as a new member. Mrs. Folmer they are Mrs. Mrs. Clifford Leifheit, Mrs. William Witte; vice president; Fourth Birthday Is Celebrated Whaler and Mrs. Fred Goeglem will take ~ treat ~o the Meigs CoWity lnltrmary m June. Mrs:· Goeglein presided at the meeting which opened with the flag salute and prayer. Mrs. Arlee Abbott gave devotions from the 46th P~lm, I to II, and a poem "The Livmg Message." The program presented by Mrs. Abbott Included "Ar· thrilis or Common Cause of Pain" by Mrs. Goeglein; "Women Urged to Unpergo Cancer De_tection Tests," by Mrs. Folmer; p f 0 1"The, Potent· M 0 ower n ons, rs. William Grueser. Mrs. George Skinner read a poem ."Happiness is," Mrs. Louise Grueser gave a humorous readln• "We've Come a Long, Mrs. Kenneth ,l,lcCullough birthday. . entertained Tuesday afternoon A pink and white color with a party honoring her scheme was carried out for the.. daughter, Laura, on her fourth· party,Gameswereplayedwith prizes going to each child. ,. Decorated cupcakes were Tile ,umonac served with Ice cream. Mrs. -"-' -...... lute'rnatl-·• Br U......... ,...., ..... James Criawell allllsted with '· Friday, May 19 • the the party. -Guests were Jill TodtY'" WOth day ol 1972. Tbe moon Is in Its first Nease, Erin Anderson, . DanieUe Reece, and Ann Marie Reece • quarter. .The morning stars are Th~sday evening Mr. and Way, Baby," and Mrs. Morgan Mercury and Jupiter. t,fra.' McCullough 'enterlalnet;l read "That Funny Lady." HundDitoil, W. Va. • The evening stars are Venus . lth farnll din part The contest by Mrs. Witte Man and Saturn. ' :uen:ln ~ere ne~ura~~ was won by Mrs. Blackston and Thlllt born en lhll day 'are brother ~en and her grand- . Mrs. Mcqan. Mn. Ja111e1 Wider the lf8n of Taurus. · parenls; Mr. 'and Mn. James Conkle will be h011et!S for the Amerlc:anpldlanthroplltJolm Criswell Middleport nd Mr June meeting wilh Mrs. H~ wu born May 19, 1872. and .._• Robert M~· Blacblon to have the program """· "'' "'· - Abbott the •-t· On lhll dey in hiltory: . and u =•· cot~o.,. In U. an advetlllement In a Refreshmenls were aerved to CNc:aco -.p~per !lffered, In 1946 more ·than 400 lltoee naDied and Mrs. Amol "Modlm dancing lea0111, 3\1 American Superforlreues . Leonard and Mra. Oliver - . , D Clllll." bombed Tokyo. Clark. - ~ Observances 'f •· RACINE - The observance of graduation and Mother's Day _highlighted the SWlday semce .at the Wesleyan United MethodiSt Church, Rllclne. Potted plants were presented to each mother present and there was special recognition of the oldest and the youngest mothers. Four mothers, Mrs. Frances Roberts, Mrs. Delores Wolfe, Mrs. Margar,et WP-st, "nd Mrs • Ru·th Wolfe sang ¥ "S · 1 Good dM ure Y ness an ercy ShallFollowMe:"Mrs.Garcla •dams ss ng "Thank 'God 1or <> Molh<'rs·" ·1 1 • • B b es were H' presented tohthe s lh h 8c oo1 oud ern lg· t' f th gra ua mg semors o e church Including Debra West, Pamela lljll, I)j)uglas Rees, J H bb , ames u ard and Ray Frank. The Rev. W. G. Jrlc· Clurg preRnted church service plaquea to Mn. West, Mr~. Virginia Reel, and Mrs. Mattie Circle. Star Col;rs . Theincolors most are o ftred, en aeen the stars orange, yellow, white and blue. However, there Is no color known that is not represented among the stars. RACINE - Under the direction of Mrs. Connie Romine, band instructor, the Racine Elementary Band students presented a program Monday night at a meeting of the Racine PTA. · selections included "Holiday in Paris " "Tuneful Tooters " "A Tisk~t ATasket" and "J~t Pilot March" by the fifth grade band students· solo numbers ' by Carol Morris, "Abide With Me"; . Kim Taylor, "Born Free" and "Yankee Doodle Boy," drwn dqets by Sharon Hill and Ceeillia Jenkins, and Steve HIU and Greg Huffman, and a trumpet quartet, "Nip and Tuck.", To conclude .the program the fifth and sixth graders presented "Prayer," and "Marine's March." Mrs. Jack Follrod presided ·. M• tsszon · · nts IJ• t Gi" b R t ory. ven ~ 'tJS Ofi. his the tory of Church of Christ mission in South Jndla was presented by Mr.!' Hoyt - of tlte ,Po!Jieroy Allen,- pastor '"" .... urch, at a meeUng of the Evangeline Missionary Society Tuesday evening at the church. Bandages·will be sent by the Society to the leprosy 6ospltol in Soutlj India. In the abeer.ro of Mrs. Betty Spencer, president Mrs Clyde Andrews presided' at ' the meeting . Sentence prayers were glyen by the· members and Mrs. Andrews gave devotions using as her topic "The Spirit of Earth." Canb wiU be sent to the shut·ins. Refreshment.s were ~erved by Mrs. Louis Osborne to Mrs.· Andrews, Mrs. Harold 'Smith, Mrs. Elwood Bowers, Mrs;' Harry Guenther and Mrs. Denver Kapple. A I SCHOOL SET . Enterp~ United Methodist Church will be holding Vacati~ Bl~le School May 30June 9 from 9 a.m. Ulllla.m. The closing program will be on the eve.ning of Friday, June 9. Everyone interested in attendin~ should contact Mrs. Dale Davis, 992-3024. Everyone Ia invited and to bring a friend. . .. at the/' meellng with Mn. Ruaselli Cwnmlnp l'eldJng "A Mothet's Day Pr1 yer." A report on the recent Melga' County Council of Pannltl and Teachers meelins held at Rutland was given by Mrs. Frank Hudlon. · It was announced that a meeting on the Search for Consensue Is to be held Tuesday at South~rn High School and any peraon 18 yean o( age or over Uvln• tn the d1'strlct Ia Invited •to' partlcfpate. TheN•-oflbe ......-h....: .--r'"' COOselliUI Ia 1o make_,, tlllrvey of how people feel lbout the school dlltric'., the pr'OI knal staff, effor•· "' to .,...,..A. ....,.,... the. school system the curric:ul•nn and the fllla~ial struetur;ji was ............. , ·-..-Alllntormatlmt wlllbl fllw. without ldentUyinl pen01111 complellng lbt M""1 fwllll ,.hlch 'IIlii be IIIII llllbt Stele Board · of Education for evalultion, It wu ••. J. Allenclanee award - t 11 the first gracje with )IINlltl Gf the c1ass serv1nc re fnailmenta. To conclude 11M meeting Mn. Follrod rel4 "Parents and Teacberl Edllc:alillllbe CIIIW." �.. 0 lo --- : ,. "I' ' • • • •• ' '. . • • ·• ,, ! 1 • 6-The Daqj ~l,Mkldleport-Pomeroy,O.;May 19,1972 ., . Meigs High School Seniors of 1972 Southern High School Seniors of 1972 \ ' ' I Eastern High School Seniors"of.1972 _F ive Members . Saturday was Chapeau Day at the National Jewish Hospital In Denver, Colo. where five members of the Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, joined the celebration. The ·observance is held annuaUy to honor Eight and Forty members who contribute signlficanUy · to financing the general operation of the hospital and Its research program In cystic fibrosis and tuberculosis. Going from the local salon were Mrs . Mary Marlin, departemental of . Ohio chape1u, Mrs. MyrUe Walker, deplrtemental le secretaire • caulere; Mrs. Pearl Knapp, a member of the resolulions committee, Mn. Eunle Brinker, departemental color gurd, and Mts. Rhoda Hackett, lint demi chapeau of lbe MelgJ County Salon. For the salons tn Ohio, Mrs. · Martin presented ,a $1,000 check lor Ohio's 22nd bed endowment and received · a plaque ·In recognition of tile contribution. The Meigs County Salon contributed $100 to lbe rt!lelrch priJI!I'am In the l1ll11e ol Mrs. W-Iker who also 1'8011ved a plaque. -Riehard \ ' f!f Meigs Salon Bluestein, a· hospital official, and Miss Dorothy Dolle , nallonal chapeau, made the presentations. Ohio's bed endowment was one of 14 in the country endowed this year. Other states . con tri buting $1 ,000 were California , Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, two, and Washington, three. A report of contribuiions by the Eight and Forty during the past year in addition to the bed endowments included $2,830.77 for pedis tric supplies; $2 ,629,16, maintenance; $1,845.40 recreation; $3,694 for parties, gifts and clothing ; $530 for children's telephone use; $27,322 for research in cystic fibrosis and tuberculosis, $9,940 for birthday remembrances plus $2,235 for' party expense. ·A shower of checks at Chapeau Day totaled $2,300 with much of the money being designated for the camp fund : It was reJ)QI'ted that since 1932 a total of 287 beds have been endowed or dedicated by the ' Eight and Forty. Others going from Ohio for the event were Mrs. VIolet Alchbol!!; !>jew 710 Auend Chapeau Day Washington, second member of Ohio, members of the national the state and national finance finan.ce committee. committee, and Mrs. Edna Bluestine reported that the Smelu, departemental part- annual OJ)erating budget for nershfp chairman. the hospital now exceeds eight A cocktail hour and buffet · million dollars. A new building dinner was held honoring the at a cost of 611 million dollars is Eight and Forty visllors at the under construction and wiU"be hospita l on Friday night ready for occupancy next year. preceding Chapeau Day. For entertainment that Hospital officials welcomed the evening Barbara Ganoble members and presented Mi.ss presented several of the Dolle and Mrs. Lelia Gleason of children in a program of Indian Michiga n, national children musio and dances. and youth chairman, with Saturday 'the · Eight and corsages. Forty members were taken on Others recognized were Lois a lour of ll)e \ living area, Lansdale of California, playgrounds, and treatment national le concierge, national centers of the ~esldence chapeaux passes, Laura hospital. Addresses were given McKinley of Massachuset!A, by Frank Korrell, assistant Agnes Allen of New Mexico, director of the hospital and Dr. Darlene Collins o.l Indiana, Melvin Sleser and Dr. Elliott Frances Snow of Maryland ; Ellis, pediatricians; Dr. John Ilene Cox of Colorado·' Ula Sadler, a chlld psychologls~ I . Edwards of California, Sally and Dr. Ernest Cotton of the Findley, Michigan; Eleanor University of Colorado, who LaVink, Jeanette ·Michele. does research al the hospital. Division chapeaux inTJte doctors explained traduced we[e Sadie Dugan, respiratory ~lments, told of Eastern; Helen Myers, Cen· the treatment .required, the trai; Frances Maxwell, South- symptoms and progress being western; Lois McComas, made in research. They Northwestern. Also pr~nted reported that recent findings were Esther Leervig of · indicate that the mist tent II Chicago and Vlolet -Aichholz of, ineffecUve. StalisU~ on the ' Wahania ·Graduating Seniors of 1972 LEGAl NOTICE THIE COURT 0, . 1 COMMON PLEAS, M&IOS COUNTY, OHIO IN ANN BAker HarriSDf\vllte, Ottlo, disease, carriers, and life expectancy were given by the doctors . The psychologist cautioned against over protection of any handicapped child. · Recreation room furnished by the Eight and Forty was viewed by the visitors. Details on a camping program now being developed were giv- £: ····nnl·..,.,.t-'( . I Social lea lend an FRIDAYJUNIOR lllGH Glee Club and band concert Friday at' Southern Junior High School, Racine, 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Lee Lee · is vocal Instructor aod Mrs. Connie Romine is band instructor. Admission free. Public is Invited. INSPECTION of Racine Chapter 134,0.E.S. 7:30 Friday at the Masonic Temple. Marlene Logston , deputy g'rsndmatron, inspecting of. · fleer . ' en .' It was noted that school Is · conduct· ed for the children, that clubs are active and that the arts and crafts flourish·. On Saturday night al the Cosmopolitan Hotel, an Eight and Forty banquet ·was held. Miss Dolle, national chape;~u was speaker, and distinguished were introduced. Membership ~ Plaintiff, goal salon~ were recognized Yt .and Miss Dolle complimented DAVID R. lAKER, Addrtn Unknown, the Eight and Forty members Defendant. I . No. 11,011 ; for the thousands of dollars NOTICI . · contributed for the work at the Da v ld R . Baker, whose place Of retlclence II unknOWJ\ lnd' National _Jewish Hospital. , cannot with rtllbl'liblt "Against c. F. We Set the diligence be aactrtalned, '-will Pace" is the slogan of the 1972 take not let that on Ftbruery 24, 1972 the undersigned'~ Ann national chapeau whose home Boker. llltd her Comtllolnl against him Ill tho . Court 01 is in Louisville, Ky. Common Pltll of Meigs County, Ohio, demancllna • divorce, tllmony and l~rf, that s~t bt rutortcl 10 · her mal~tn name of Ann Douglaa, SATIJRDAY accompanied by choir. Public and other rtlltl. · LOT OWNERS of Carleton . welcome. You, tho sold Dtvld R. ••lltor, roqulrtcl 10 entwlll' llld Cemetery wlU elec~ trustees COUNTY WIDE Class aro Complaint within twentv-elthl Saturday, 7:30p.m. at Carleton Meeting Freedom Gospel days alter May 1,, 1972: · ' Ann laMer . Churc~UNDAY HOMECOMING Naomi Baptist Church, Sunday. The Rev. Samuel Jackson, pastor! Sunday School, 9:30 Jl., ·m. Worship ,service, 11 a. m., dinner at noon, afternoon service, 2 p. 111. ANNUAL HOMECOMING, Naomi BaptistCilurch Sttnday. Sunday School, 9:30a. m.; II a. m. service with Rev. A. J. Ruffin, Urbana, speaking; fellowship and dinner, 12 noon; afternoon service, 2 p. rp, with Rev. Grover Turner, Paint Creek Baptist . Church speaking. Rev. Turner will be \ Mission, Bald Knobs, SUnday 2 ftlltntttl: p.m. Okey A. Hart leader. The Webster ond Fultz P.O.,IOX723 Rev. Lawrence Gluesencamp Pomeroy, Ohio pastor. PubUc is Invited. Attorneys tOr l'ltlnlllt w 14, 21., 21. (5)5,12,19 7f . nlmJDAY . RACINE American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday 8 p.m. at FOR SALE 1970 HONDA 175, like new Post Home. candltlon. PhoM 7G-44U. 5-lt-3tt: ALtiMINUM 1boett. on -nty. In 11164 Gov. Goorge W8nace ..,.. rot1d 11, 150 Jlrdii ftlt or Rf.' 33. C1ll 992-6216• ....._ DeYII. · of Alabama won 42 per cent of tlie vote. in a Maryland MEIGS BOAT 511011. I'INrt St., MlddiiPCII'f. Pont11ct11 11o11a. presidential primary. He wu Dlckup c-.. 0111 Ulld It ft. defeated as a lhlrd party 1-0. .,._,..5»7, Dlcii!CM>, . Jr. candidate four )'eBI'I later. - Middleport Personal Notes Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Criswell and Mn. Kenneth McCullough ' and 'chlldnn, Ken and Laura, Ire lh Plttaburgh, Pa. lor a • weekend visit with Mrs. Helen I Martin . ~ SUnday dinner guesta of Mrs. • Ani Bryant, Rutland, 1!'tre , Mn. Mar7 Boyd and . f01ter da118h141", a.rt1111111 PoweU, , Clnclnnati,Mr.andMn. J. Pat Boy~ llld 1011, Johnny. Blackford; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Flelill, Mlddlepcirt. Afternoon cillera were Lawrence ,F. Boyd, Mldd'lpcrt, and Charlel Luther Bcrd. Tuppen Plainl. 0 Mother'• Dly luetllll of Mrs. ' David Entamlqer, Mid• tllepor!, were her ton, Cbarlt1 and hll family , at Sollb Ollrlaton, W. Va., "ind· Mill tliitlierly Enti- ,. llllnf'r, ..,. ' Mrs.Folmer to Lea4 HealthC/ubf'*'C';;;h7i~id;'l)Band Students ,Present Program Mrs. Scott Folmer is the new Mrs. William Grueser, president of the Rock Springs secretary; Mrs. Louis Grueser, Better Health Club. treasurer; Mrs. Welby Whaley, MeeUng Thursday afternoon . chaplain, and Mrs. W. A. al lbe home of Mrs. Harold Morgan, news reJ)QI'ter. Blackston, officers for the 1972Mrs. Gerald Arnold was 73 year were elected. Besides welcomed as a new member. Mrs. Folmer they are Mrs. Mrs. Clifford Leifheit, Mrs. William Witte; vice president; Fourth Birthday Is Celebrated Whaler and Mrs. Fred Goeglem will take ~ treat ~o the Meigs CoWity lnltrmary m June. Mrs:· Goeglein presided at the meeting which opened with the flag salute and prayer. Mrs. Arlee Abbott gave devotions from the 46th P~lm, I to II, and a poem "The Livmg Message." The program presented by Mrs. Abbott Included "Ar· thrilis or Common Cause of Pain" by Mrs. Goeglein; "Women Urged to Unpergo Cancer De_tection Tests," by Mrs. Folmer; p f 0 1"The, Potent· M 0 ower n ons, rs. William Grueser. Mrs. George Skinner read a poem ."Happiness is," Mrs. Louise Grueser gave a humorous readln• "We've Come a Long, Mrs. Kenneth ,l,lcCullough birthday. . entertained Tuesday afternoon A pink and white color with a party honoring her scheme was carried out for the.. daughter, Laura, on her fourth· party,Gameswereplayedwith prizes going to each child. ,. Decorated cupcakes were Tile ,umonac served with Ice cream. Mrs. -"-' -...... lute'rnatl-·• Br U......... ,...., ..... James Criawell allllsted with '· Friday, May 19 • the the party. -Guests were Jill TodtY'" WOth day ol 1972. Tbe moon Is in Its first Nease, Erin Anderson, . DanieUe Reece, and Ann Marie Reece • quarter. .The morning stars are Th~sday evening Mr. and Way, Baby," and Mrs. Morgan Mercury and Jupiter. t,fra.' McCullough 'enterlalnet;l read "That Funny Lady." HundDitoil, W. Va. • The evening stars are Venus . lth farnll din part The contest by Mrs. Witte Man and Saturn. ' :uen:ln ~ere ne~ura~~ was won by Mrs. Blackston and Thlllt born en lhll day 'are brother ~en and her grand- . Mrs. Mcqan. Mn. Ja111e1 Wider the lf8n of Taurus. · parenls; Mr. 'and Mn. James Conkle will be h011et!S for the Amerlc:anpldlanthroplltJolm Criswell Middleport nd Mr June meeting wilh Mrs. H~ wu born May 19, 1872. and .._• Robert M~· Blacblon to have the program """· "'' "'· - Abbott the •-t· On lhll dey in hiltory: . and u =•· cot~o.,. In U. an advetlllement In a Refreshmenls were aerved to CNc:aco -.p~per !lffered, In 1946 more ·than 400 lltoee naDied and Mrs. Amol "Modlm dancing lea0111, 3\1 American Superforlreues . Leonard and Mra. Oliver - . , D Clllll." bombed Tokyo. Clark. - ~ Observances 'f •· RACINE - The observance of graduation and Mother's Day _highlighted the SWlday semce .at the Wesleyan United MethodiSt Church, Rllclne. Potted plants were presented to each mother present and there was special recognition of the oldest and the youngest mothers. Four mothers, Mrs. Frances Roberts, Mrs. Delores Wolfe, Mrs. Margar,et WP-st, "nd Mrs • Ru·th Wolfe sang ¥ "S · 1 Good dM ure Y ness an ercy ShallFollowMe:"Mrs.Garcla •dams ss ng "Thank 'God 1or <> Molh<'rs·" ·1 1 • • B b es were H' presented tohthe s lh h 8c oo1 oud ern lg· t' f th gra ua mg semors o e church Including Debra West, Pamela lljll, I)j)uglas Rees, J H bb , ames u ard and Ray Frank. The Rev. W. G. Jrlc· Clurg preRnted church service plaquea to Mn. West, Mr~. Virginia Reel, and Mrs. Mattie Circle. Star Col;rs . Theincolors most are o ftred, en aeen the stars orange, yellow, white and blue. However, there Is no color known that is not represented among the stars. RACINE - Under the direction of Mrs. Connie Romine, band instructor, the Racine Elementary Band students presented a program Monday night at a meeting of the Racine PTA. · selections included "Holiday in Paris " "Tuneful Tooters " "A Tisk~t ATasket" and "J~t Pilot March" by the fifth grade band students· solo numbers ' by Carol Morris, "Abide With Me"; . Kim Taylor, "Born Free" and "Yankee Doodle Boy," drwn dqets by Sharon Hill and Ceeillia Jenkins, and Steve HIU and Greg Huffman, and a trumpet quartet, "Nip and Tuck.", To conclude .the program the fifth and sixth graders presented "Prayer," and "Marine's March." Mrs. Jack Follrod presided ·. M• tsszon · · nts IJ• t Gi" b R t ory. ven ~ 'tJS Ofi. his the tory of Church of Christ mission in South Jndla was presented by Mr.!' Hoyt - of tlte ,Po!Jieroy Allen,- pastor '"" .... urch, at a meeUng of the Evangeline Missionary Society Tuesday evening at the church. Bandages·will be sent by the Society to the leprosy 6ospltol in Soutlj India. In the abeer.ro of Mrs. Betty Spencer, president Mrs Clyde Andrews presided' at ' the meeting . Sentence prayers were glyen by the· members and Mrs. Andrews gave devotions using as her topic "The Spirit of Earth." Canb wiU be sent to the shut·ins. Refreshment.s were ~erved by Mrs. Louis Osborne to Mrs.· Andrews, Mrs. Harold 'Smith, Mrs. Elwood Bowers, Mrs;' Harry Guenther and Mrs. Denver Kapple. A I SCHOOL SET . Enterp~ United Methodist Church will be holding Vacati~ Bl~le School May 30June 9 from 9 a.m. Ulllla.m. The closing program will be on the eve.ning of Friday, June 9. Everyone interested in attendin~ should contact Mrs. Dale Davis, 992-3024. Everyone Ia invited and to bring a friend. . .. at the/' meellng with Mn. Ruaselli Cwnmlnp l'eldJng "A Mothet's Day Pr1 yer." A report on the recent Melga' County Council of Pannltl and Teachers meelins held at Rutland was given by Mrs. Frank Hudlon. · It was announced that a meeting on the Search for Consensue Is to be held Tuesday at South~rn High School and any peraon 18 yean o( age or over Uvln• tn the d1'strlct Ia Invited •to' partlcfpate. TheN•-oflbe ......-h....: .--r'"' COOselliUI Ia 1o make_,, tlllrvey of how people feel lbout the school dlltric'., the pr'OI knal staff, effor•· "' to .,...,..A. ....,.,... the. school system the curric:ul•nn and the fllla~ial struetur;ji was ............. , ·-..-Alllntormatlmt wlllbl fllw. without ldentUyinl pen01111 complellng lbt M""1 fwllll ,.hlch 'IIlii be IIIII llllbt Stele Board · of Education for evalultion, It wu ••. J. Allenclanee award - t 11 the first gracje with )IINlltl Gf the c1ass serv1nc re fnailmenta. To conclude 11M meeting Mn. Follrod rel4 "Parents and Teacberl Edllc:alillllbe CIIIW." �., .. • MIDDLEPORT PEN - UNITED MINISTRY OF Service, 7:30 p.m .; Youth TECOSTAL - Third Ave , the MEIGS COUNTY, The United meehng 6· 30 p m., Evening Presbyteri~n Church , Dwight Aev W1lliam Kniflel, pastor Ronald Dugan, Sunday school L. Zav ll z, Pastor Director , supt Classes for all ages, George w Hullon and Rev evenmg serv1ce, 7· 30 , p m • Lmson Stebbms. AsS '!. Pastor . D~reclors . POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev.'W H. Perrin, pastor. Roy Mayer. Supt. Church schoool, 9 IS am, worship. 10:24 a.m,; youth choir rehearsal MO!Iday. ST. PAUL LUTHERAtJ, Rev. Arthur C Lund, pastor Sunday Sc hool. 9 15 a.m ., Charles !!vans. Supt.; worshtp ~ r vlce , 10. 30 a.m Con · tlrtnat 1on class, Tuesday. 4·15 Bible study, Wednesday, 7.30 P "· , ' ' ervtces. Fnday, i . JO p.m. FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum. Mid· dlepor l. Noel Herrman, p;ISior ; Guy Prtddy, Sunday School Suo!1 Saturday eventng "!rvlce. ·7 p.m. Sunday School, ,10 director; senior choir rehearsal, 7·30p m, Thursday, Mr$. Paul Nease, director POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Corner Union and Mulberry . Rev . Clyde v Henderson pastor Sunday School 9 :io a.m. ; Raymond Walburn supt Mor 1 ~ hi 10 '30 n ng wars P7 30 am Evenlng service pd.m. 7M30 id wpeemk service. WedMs ay, · flolrm7.a4511opnmclass, Thursday . 6 30 SEVEN-DAY ADVENTIST _ M Ibe r Hei ghts r Y Pomeroyu Herbert Morgan,' pastor . Sabbath school. S 1 da 2 P m with church · .:.~fee ~~llowl ng at 3 IS p.m. ~ Bible discussion each en · T ursday. 7:30 P m ' G R A H AM U N IT E D METHODIST ~ .Preaching 9 30 dS d a.m., llrst and s~con un ays of each month ; l~trd and fourth Sundays each month, worship service al7 30 p.m . Wednesday evenings .at 7:30 ~royer and Bible Study FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy, affillatedwlthS.BC., the Rev. FreQ Hill, pastor. Sunday School , 9·30 a .m. ; morning worship, 10 30 a.m., junlorsoclety, 6·30a m NYPS, 6:45 P m Sunday evan~eiiStic meeting, 7: 30 P m. rayer meeting 1'\ednesday. 7 30 p.m MIDDLEPORT MT. MORIAH BAPTIST .- 7 pFmlR.ST BAPTIST of Mid dl epor t, corner of Stxlh and Palmer 'Streets, Rev. ,Charles Simons pastor . School Fred Hoffman, Sunday S ,.,, 1 • d 1 S • h h uper n en en unuay c urc >chool for everyone 9 15 a.m.; 1\lornlng worship 10:15 a.m.; Evening services, 7:30 p.m. , Wednesday prayerservlce. 7:30 p m Extra youth acltvllles on Sunday, ,6 p.m , for all youth up to sl•th grade , 6 30 for junior and sen tor high students CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middleport, Slh and Main . Raulon Moyer. pastor. Michael Gerlach. Sunday School supt. Bible Schoof. 9:30am .. mornlng worship , . 10 30 a.m . : evening worship, 7.30 pm.: prayer service 7 P m Wed nesday CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Middleport, Rev Audry Miller, pastor: Floyd Carson, supt Sunday school. 9:30 a.m ; Mornl.ng worship 10:30 am .. l~ntor society, 6 JO p.m.. NYP$, 6: ~5 MoFrnllnRa SWTorshlpU, 1No·,30T aE.mO. PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse, Mornong Worsh ip. 9 a.m : Sunda~ Church H School. 10 a.m. Mrs ampson a 11 • 5up·1 ST IV E II SVI LL E COM· MUNfTY, Rev'. ·,Edsel Hart. paslor. Sunday School service 10 a.m. Prayer Meetmg each Thursday 7· 30 p.m Su~day evenin~ service, 7· 30 Pc·"'· ZIO CHURCH ,OF H~IST . - Pomeroy. Harrlsonvllle Road Kenneth Eberts, pastor. Paul McElroy, Sunday School Supl Sunday School 9:30a.m.; morning worsh ip and com munion. 10:JO am.; Sunday evening . youth Christian endeavor.6:30 ; Worshtpservlces, Sunday. 7:30p.m. Wednesday eventng prayer meeting and Btble study 7 JO p.m ST. JOHN LUTHE,RAN Pine Grove, the Rev Arthur Combs, pastor. Sunday school. 9·JO a.m , church services, 10·30 am. BRADFORD <;HUACH OF CHRIST - Cltfford Smith, mee ting Wednesday, 7 30 p.m School. 9 30 a. m . Morning church, 10 30 a. m.. Sunday evening service, 7 30 p. m. · 8 Wednesday evemng serv<ce. p m ANTIQU 11 Y ISAPTIST Rev. Free 1an d Norr1s, · pas 1or FIRST UNITED PRES. BYTEIIIAN . Harrlsonvtlle. Sunday Church School. 9·30 am , Mrs Homer Lee. Supt : Morning Worship 10·30 a.m . F I RS T U NITE D PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport. Sunday Church School, 9 30 6 30 p m , Mrs Marvin Burt. to• 5 lO p m , Jun1or Con - am , Sunday evening wQrsh1p, a.m , Lew1 s Sauer, Supt , GRACE EPISCOPAL R L 1 11 0 1 ev. eroy av s, m n s er. ~~~n~ Pt;~{"~o:~u~F;~:nnd sermo~. ·flrsty Sundays, 10 , 30 a.m Church school kin dergarlen through 'eighth ade 10·30a grPOMERDY .mCHURCH OF CHRIST- Mr Hoyt Allen Jr. Blbl S. • 1 9 JO ' ' pastor. e30 cnoo' a.m.. ~eo;:~~· ~~'d 'yoa~~~t :.·~~~~ meeting both 7 30 p m Sundar,· Wednesday, comb.lned Bib e study and prayer meeting 7, 30 Pm ' THE SALVATION ARMY - Envoy RayS. Wlrilng, officer In Corner charge , sonday 10 am Holtness meeting: 10.JO Sunday School Young people's L 1 7 ' Th d 1 1 3 eg on, p.m ., urs ay, 0 p m., Ladles Home League , 7 p m, Prep classes SACRED HEART - Rev Fourth and Main , P m .. Sunday evangelistic pastor , Leroy Bartrum, Sunday Middleport Rev Henrh l. Key, meeltng, 7 30 P m Prayer School supennlendent. Sunday a.m:: am Jr • pastor. Sunday Sc 001 9'.30 .. Arnold Ri chards, sup ·• Morning worship 10:30 a.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSESL.rry Catnahan presiding S d Blbl 1 1 minister . un ay, e ec ure. tower study. Fa ther Bernard Krajcov1c, 91030 . 30am am; ,Watch Tuesdfty, Bible 992 2825 pastor Phone · · study 7 30 p m · Thursday Saturday evening Maos. 7' 30 mlnl;lry school ' 7·30 p.m : p.m Sunday Mass, B and 10 service meetln B 30 e.m. a.m. Conlesslons, Saturday, 7- MIDDLEPO,gT CH ACH of 7 30 p m R ·POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Christ In Chrlsltan Union -Robert Kuhn, pastor, William Lawrence Manley, pastor: Mrs Watson Sunday school supt Russell Youn~ Sunday School Sunday'school, 9 30 am ; BYF, Supt Sunday chool 9' 30 a.m.. 6 p m ; Bible study, Wed· Evening worship 7 30 Wed. nesday, 7 p.m., choir practice, nesday prayer meeting, 7 30 Wednesday, B: JO p m Pm MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST Robert R. CHURCH Card Helen Help Us. • • By Helen Bonel Dear Helen: t th IballedmyhusbandoutofJ ail Ihis mo rning fora tleas e fourth lime (I can'tcount any more), for drunken driving. This mean'slcissofhladrlver'sllcenseforlhreeyearsandaposslble jalltennofslzmonthsandprobablyaheavyftne. We can cope wltb hts not being able to drive, and know that nort of the sentence Is necessary. Even the fine - It will be hard ,.,.. to borrow the money, but It's just. Butjallforan alcoholic? Howwlllthat help'! l!eten, !IUS man tsslck.Helstwocompletelydlfferentpeople,drunkandscber andhetrulywantstochal\Kebuthe'sweak.Heworksveryhard and Is good at his job but lhatfirst drink Is the end of the good ' ' i• slob""'~ •• d perscn. 'lbenheturnslnlo.:!illl!P y ., ... ,§~R..,.Jl!Pilf, ~lli , ther.U.IIP&bl•g WI.II:P.ti!IJiiiMI )le drlnli§J!i!!ls~_!,nJ!l...!.l!l~~r. _ 'Ibis happens umuch as four times a w~k. IHATEthedrunkbut!LOVEthegoodmanhecouldheand Is, between bouts. Our children don't quite understand the 1 m1r 1 he! the sItuation yet -a ndldespera telybope or a ace ore Y do. He was dry for six wonderful months with the help of A.A., ••· k -~"t chin ed d he ld 't It d th g an 0011 n a en e but then '"" wor "'"' meetings. I! only lnstea!l of jail the could would force him to go intoaprogramllkethatmaybehecouldst!Ubesaved. What good . . f hs he willltdOaproblemdrmkertobeputaway orslzmont ,t .n come out to find that the home he just bought has been lOilt, his Joblsgone ' ht.sfamilylsinflnanclaltrouble ' andht.sfriendshave , mostly deserted him because he's a jailbird? - ALCOHOUC s WIFE Dear Wife· • . A Jail term will do an alcohohc no good whatsoever; thus Judges uaually consuler imprisonment a last resort - and only for chronic, danRerous drunks. . By thls time I hof!O ~our husband ts receiving help at your lbcal Alcoholism Center and from Alcoholics Anonymous. For -•·- I I I Ill I you, I'd suggest At-Anon, an orga, ....t on or .am es o alcoholics, where you'lllearn how to cope with a dtsease that CANbearrested lfthewllltochangelsthere. --H. Dea H 1 , , r e en. I'm plaming to marry a wonderful guy who has been married before,andhe's 31 to my 24. Those are two strikes aginst , . .tim with my parents. The thlrdtsthathe sa pollee of!tcer. He want.s me to have the big church wedding I've always dreamed about, bull can honestly say the lovely gowns and all , thebeautyln the world wouldn tletmy relatives make It a happy day. My father said he wouldn't give me away, but if I ask , 'd someone else, my mother wont come. She cry a1I the way tbrough the ceremony- and not from joy - If slle did show up. My slsterwon'tbe In the wedding Pflrlybecause her husband and , I don t get along. I suggested we slip away and have a small private wedding, but my future husband keeps saying "Think how many people ' we'llletdowntlwedon'tlnvllethemtoabigcelebratlon." I'm only tbinklng about how unhappy I'll be on a day that ? shouldheallJoy. Wh lchofuslsr1gbI. - MARSHA Dear Marsha: " Ican'tbelleveamantrulywantsthehasaleofablgwedding -especially since he has been through It once before. So pj!rhaps he lnststabecause he feels a girl deserves the ceremony "sbe has always dreamed about "and HIS girl d\l5erves the best. • Let him know "the best" ts not~ big extravaganza, but all the day& and night.s that come And plan a reception later • • • • • • • • e • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · e• eee e• Trade In Time At Mason FumHure D E x T E R CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - Rev Willard Dutcher, pastor Mrs Worley Francis, Sunday School Supt. Sunday · School. 9:45 am . Church Servtees f~rst and third Sundays following Sunday School, Second and fourth Saturday evenings, 8 p.m. services. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN - Mr. Robert Wyatt, pastor; Sunday School supt, Ronald Osborne Bible School, 9:30 am .• preachmg 10· 45 a.m.; Evening services, 7.30 p.m. HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Cecil Wise, Pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 am , Morntng worshtp, 10:30 UMYF 7 P m SALEM CENTER ~ Worshtp Charles Norns, pastor Sunday am , Young People's ser'llce, • • • • • • • • • •• Mason f urn If Uf8 • e e I,~' ., ~ ' 1 .t 0 ' ' ,,Jl ·I I ,, ~ jJ trr"'/i"J"EWEL£''RS" HEINER'S BAKERY M& RFOODUNER MARK VSTORE BOGGS EQUIPMENJ . • • RAQNE FOQD MARK" 1-- ----....:..:--=------:-.. ;._+ - -----:----------i OHIO VALLEY BAKING AND SAVINGS 00. SWISHER & LOHSE 1 NEW LIVING ROOM "UITE ~ •' >i · e ') GAUL'S TRAII{R SAl ES GAUltS SHAKE HAVEN e 1 o School, 9 30 a.m.; Morning 6 45 p m., Evangelistic servtce, 9 am : Church School 10 a.m. , worship, 10·45 a.m.; Sunday 7 30 P m. Prayer meetmg , Wednesday Thuraday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday UMYF Thursday, 7 p.m. evening worshtp, 7 30 p.m .; Thursday. 7·30 p m ·: o Mark o Luke •I Timothy • Titus SYRACUSE CLUSTER Wednesday eventng Btble FREEDOM GOSPEL Gala~ans o Matthew 10:23-31 10:25-37 6:17-19 1:1...4 Copyri'hl197l Rev. Forrest R. Donley Study, 7 30 p m MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev. 3:15-22 19:1()..22 K•lller ~isln l Sen-Ke, IrK, S!rtsbur.. VlrJinla ASBURY-Worshlplla.m.. DANVILLE WESLEYAN, L. R. Gluesencamp, pastor. Scrlplurn ttl«ted by tht Amerlcar. Bible Society Church School9 50 am , WSCS, Rev Lawrence Suil tvan, Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sunday lSI Tuesday pastor Sunday School 9·30 School Supt Sunday School, FOREST RUN - Worship 9 am .. youth and junior youth 9 30 a m , Sunday evening a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. , service. 6 45 p m.. evening worshtp 7 JO Prayer meeting, WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7 30 worshtp, 7:30p.m.. prayer and Tuescj;ly. 7· 30 p.m. Ernest p.m. prme, Wednesday, 7·30 p m Deeter: class leader. Youth With the hope 'it will, in some measure, foster and help'sustain that Wl1tch is MINEIICSVILhLES h- Worshlp SILVER RUN FREE BAP- Meeting Wednesday, 7: JO p.m .. 10 a m , hurc c oo19 am , TIST - Rev Howard Kimble, Ernest Deeter. leader . good in family and community life. this feature is sponsored by the business , WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7.30 pm pastor Sunday schocl, lOam ; MT . HERMON UNITED SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 Henry Davos, supt; evening BRETHREN CHURCH IN firms . and organizations whose names appear. below. 9 a.m : Church School, am • servtce . 7· 30 P m Prayer , CHRIST- Rev. Robert Shook, Prayer and Btble Siudy , meeli!!!t• Thurday, Z 30 p.m. pastor Sunday School. 9:30 Wedoe,day, J:JO £.m,~ , , • •CHij.iTER CHURCH OF a.m :-Roy,Pooler, suptt,,~, ,~~;~.~i~~=~~~~::~~~~--"i-':~~~~~~ .... ~~~!W,~~~ti 'M~cTir;, .• .&.Q.P..=:-•.Bev. JI!Jl'lg~~4tJet:tl~l~.- W.otJC)l55t_ .supt.; .J - - _ ,• • Rev.' Fr~nk Cheesobrew ~a~l~r;_ 0 ;~~~ai.rv'1~e~ i a.%~~ ;:,~~~~~·7 , pa.;,~ · ~lternallna 1\ Cll " Rev. Mariti. Ann Matlner evening servtce, 7, prayer each Sunday. Class meeting 11 BETHANY CDorcasC) servoce and youth servtce, a.m alternating ~unday Keepsake Diamond Rings Phone 992·3481 N. Second: Ave. Worship, 9 30 am .; hur ch Thursday, 7 p m mornmgs Allred Wolfe 312 E. Maln St. Pomeroy, 0. School 10 30 a.m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN layleader; Christian Endeavor: Middleport, 0. CARMEL - Worshtp, 11 - Homer Sterhens. pastor. 1 30 p.m. Sunday. Roger a.m .. lsi and 3rd Sundays . Sunday Schoo , 9 30 a.m ; Buckley, preslden . Prayer ALL WEATHER ROOFING Church School, 10 am mornmg worship, 10 30 a.m .; meeting, Wednesday, 7·30 p m. and CONSTRUCTION CO. APPLE GROVE - Worshtp, Robert Bobo, Sunday school Boa.-d meeting first Monday 7 30 p m , .church school, 9 30 supt , Sunday evening service. each month, 7 30 p m. D. B.A. ANTHONY am .; mtd ·week service . 7 30 Youth meel tng , Monday, 7 RUTLAND PLUMBING AND HEATING Wednesday. 8 p.m p m Mid week servtce, Wed RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Phone 992-3284 EAST LETART - Worship. nesday. 730pm - Rev . Samuel Jackson. 992·2550 Middleport 240 Lincoln St. Middleport lOam .. ftrst and third Sundays . SYRACUSE CHURCH OF pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m .. 9 am • second ond fourth THENAZAAENE-Rev. M C. Mrs. Gertrude Butler, supt Sundays ; church school, 9 am • Lanmore, pastor Bob Moore, Prayer Service 1 30 p m first and third Sundays, 10 am , Sunday School Supt. Sunday preaching servlc~. 2·p.m · ' second and fourth Sundays School. classes for all ages, 9:30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF Mld·week servtee, Wednesday, am : morning worship. 10.45 CHRIST - Sunday school, 9:30 Bakers of Good Bread 8pm NYPS Sunday , 6 30 pm ; am. V. H. Braley. supt.; Middleport, ()lio GREAT BEND- Worship 11 evangel !She. servtce Sunday, col'!munion and devotions , Huntington, W. Va. 2 4 am· nd and 1h Sundays : 7 30 p m. Mid -week prayer 10 30 a .m. Regular board Church School, 10 a.m meeting, Wednesday, 7 30 p m meeting 7 30 third Saturday LETART FALLS- Worship M,sslonary meeting, second each month . ' tO a.m ; Church School 9 a.m. Wednesdav. 7·30 om THE RUTLAND COM- , MORNING STAR - Worship UNITED FAITH NON· MUNITY CHURCH - Rev Sales· Allis Chalmers - Service 9·JO am : Church School 10:30 DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Richard Dubbeld pastor ·~arm · Industrial· Lawn -Garden a.m.. Mid · Week Service, Robert Smith, pastor. Sunday School. 9:30 a.m. ; Worship Middleport. ()llo TutOcers Plains 667-3435 Wednesday. Bci).m. school. 9 30 am , Bob Barber, service, 11 a.m.; Wednesday MORSE CHAPdELd-SWodrshlp supt. , worship servtce, 10·30 prayer meeting, 7. 30 P m ., 11 am, 1st an 3r un ays , am ., youth meeting, 6 45 Sunday night worship, 7:30. Church School, 10 am. p m.; church , 7.30 p.m. ; RUTLAND CHURCH OF ft PORTLAND - Worship 7:30 pror,er meetlnj, Wednesdt>; . THE NAZARENE - Rev . Athens Road Pomeroy • Ll 0 P msu'TTCOhuNrch wSchoohl 9 30 a.m. · E EN UNIT BRET~R N Lloyd D Grimm. Jr .. pastor. A F~m ' t ly That Worsht'p• Together The Store with A Heart ors 'P• 11 a.m IN CHRIST- Eldon R clake. Sunday School , 9: 30 a.i'n.; u • 2nd and 4th Sundays: Church pastor. Sunday School, to a.m.; Morning worship, 10. JO a.m.; Stays Together Racine 949-3342 Scho~~ 10 • · ~~~ ( R 1 1 Winnie Holsinger, supl Mor- Young people's service, 6 . 45 Wors W hiLEYll ac ~~ mng 1ce sermon 11 ~ mEndeavor. ' Evening 1P 30 m 'p Evangelistic CQ, R.' p, a .m . , urc serv Chr1, sllan m Wednesdayservices, evening M School , 10 a m 7 30 p m , Mrs. Lyda Chevalier. serVICe 7 · 30 p m. ,. UMYF for all churches of the president Song service and Bakers of Hoi sum Bread Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Southern Cluster, 7 30 P m sermon B 20 Mid-Week prayer MASON COUNTY each Sunday at the Youth meeting Wednesday. 7:30pm THE HILAND CHAPEL, Middleport. ()llo 0. Center !Oak Grove Road I M" . Mane Holsinger, class George Casto, pas lor . Sunday NORTHEAST CLUSTER leader. Schoot, 9 30, evening worship, Rev Jacob Lehman POMEROY LOWER LIGHT 7 30 Thu .. day evening prayer Rev. Standley Brandum CHURCH - Hamsonvllle service, 7.30 p m Member of the Big 3 JOPPA - Worship 10 am • Road, Rev. Roy Taylor, pastor ; MASON FIRST BAPTIST9 General Merchandise Church School a.m.; Prayer Henry Eblin, Sunday School Second and Pomeroy Sts.. Stan ' Meehng, Wednesday, 8 P m >upt >unday ~chool 9·JOa m , Craig, pastor. Sunday school, Chester, ()llo Tuppers Plains 667·3280 LONG BOTTOM - Church even tng worshlp, f!/ '30 p.m 9.45 a.m .; worship service, 11 services, 9 a.m.. Sunday School Prayer and praise service, a m , training union, 6 30 p.m., 9 45 a.m. Btble study every Thursd';x, 7:JO "m evenln hi s 1 7 30 Thursda~, 7·30 P m. COM UNI'LY" CHURCH, ng wors P erv ce, . p.m M1d-weekJ8rayer service, W d 7 II NORT • ChBETHEL h S h-00 I 10orshlp Dexter - Worship services w-• ~nes av, .~m. ·( am , urc c a.m. Saturday and Sunday, 7:30 FAIRVIEWBIBLECHURCH .I ALFRED - Sunday school, 0 m Pomeroy-Member F.O. I.C. & Family Recreation 9: ~5 a m. each Sunday , H E M L0 CK G R0 V letart Route 1. the Rev. Stan Federal Reserve System Swimming '• preaching at 11 am each CHRISTIAN- Davia ~tauner, i.'i'g~ ~~~·~~.;~~d:~dsc~~ 7 45 Sunday· Prayer meeting. · pastor • Stan lord Stockton, supt. siudy, 7:30 p m. Cottage prayer ~~----~~~--F--u~~~~--~ ' Meigs County Branch p m. Wednesday , W.SCS, 8 p.m. MorninQ worship, 9 30 a m ; 1 T• d 10 on third Tuesday each month. churcli school. 10 30 a.m: , ~e.,',~h~e , ser~~~e ayFrlda a .flc\ R E E DSV 1LLE - Sunday young peoples meeting, 6:30 •P m P ' Y• • Rexall Drugs school , 9 30 , preaching, 7:JO pm ., evening worship, 7.30. MASON CHURCH OF pm. Sunday , prayer meeting, Blble~udy. Wednesday, 7·30 CHRIST _ Loren T Stephens We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 7 39 p.m Tuesday : WSCS. 7:•JO p m · • first Thursday each month. 'M'r. UNION BAPTIST - minister. Worship. 1.0 a.m.; ~~~ · ~·2~9~55~~~~~~~~~m~e:r~o~;~~29~6~W~.~~on~d~~P~h~.~~-~~s~~~~ ' SILVER RIDGE_ Worship R C II C t S d Blblestudy,ll IS a .m., even ing S • ev. ec ox, pas or un ay worship 7 30 p m Mid week 10 am , Church chool, 9 a.m. school supt, Joe Sayre. Sunday d.rvlce 'w~nesday , 7 30- p m TUPPERS PLAINS school, 9:45 a.m . Sunday ' MASON ASSEMBLY OF an~J -~orshlp 9 am.; Church School evening worship, 7:30 Wed - GOD_ Second St ., Mason, w. I 0 a m"'"' nesday prayer and Bible study, va. Chester Tennant, pastor. Electric Motor R!!palr ' ' I KEN ... CHURCH OF CHRIST, 7 30 p.m Sunday school, 10 a.m.; mar St. Kr. 1 Chester, Ohio 810 W. Main 992-5750 Hobart Newell. supl. Services T UP PEAS PLAINS nlng worship, 11 a.m .; Choose the Church of Your Choice weekly, 9:30am. on Sunday. CHRISTIAN CHURCH - evangelistic service, 7 30 p.m. Preach ing first and th ird Eugene Underwood, pastor; Bible study and prayer service Sundays of month by Clifford Howard Caldwell. Jr .. Sunday Wednesday 7•30 p m Phon~ Smith. '9. JO am School .Supt.: Sunday School, 773 5133 ' . . . '·., HOBSON CHRISTIAN 9 30 a. m. ;" Mornlng sermon, HARTFORD CHURCH OF· Building Supplies and Mlllwor~ . UNION - Darrel Doddrlll, 10:30 a. m ' Sunday evening CHRIST In Christian Union I Genera~ Contracting ""tor Sunday School, 9: JO servic•, 7 o m Rev O'Dell Manley pastor ' E. ,_Main St. • .m., Leonard Gilmore, first LETART FALLS UNITED Sunday school, 9, 30 a.,;,,, Rag.,: 1 Ph. 992·3978 elder . evening service, 7 30 BRETHREN - Rev Robert Manley supt. evening service p.m Wednesday prayer Shook, pastor, Herschel Norris, 7 30 'wed~~sday evening ~----------~---1l'nr meeting, 7·30 p.m. supt Sunday school, 9 JOa.m., prayer meeting 7·30 p m 1.1.111:11 WI MIL MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF morning sermon, 10 J0 a.m.; Sunday evening youth service GOD - Ractne Route 2. The evening' sermon, 7 30 alter· 6, 45 with Macy lou Carter, and Rev. Charles Hand, pastor natl~g each Sunday. Prayer leader . No Tuesdav service. I Sunday school, 9: 45 a.m,; serv•ce. Wednesday, 1 30 p.m. -----·- ;;;;;..-L -· -• 1.1.111:11 rwnL morning worship, tl am . Prayer rreetlng , 7: 30p.m . I' ; I~R~a~cl~ne::_.~Oh~lo~----__:~~~~~~~~~~~~:.....,.~~~£ Evening services, T!tuesday alternating Sundays. 1 You 'II t and Friday, 7:30 · CHESHIRE CHURCH OF 1 t I1 \ -· BEARWALLow RIDGE GOD oF PROPHECY. G. P. 1 ract it down r CHURCH OF CHRIST-David Smith , pastor . Sunday School, 1 h I ~ ~ WJ ·Jewell, pastor Blblesludy,9 30 lOa.m.; Arthur Henson, Supt .. I IUC faster I IIi th 1 &.m.: morning worship, 10:30, Mornln~g Worship tt a .m., I "We Sponsor Jesus" , evening worship, 6·30 p.m Young Peoples service, I p.m. ; 1 I Devoted to the Interest of the ~igs· , Rev. Stan Crain, Pastor Wednesday Bible study, 7 30 . Evenl~g service. ,7'30 p.m.; I WANT ,AD I Mason area. " P m. • Wednesday Mid Week Prayer t _____________ J E- • Mason, W. Va . ~~~~~J.~c~~ · ~o a:.,dnc:,uJ~~ pa~to[' THE _FARME!tS.BANK FOR YOUR OLD LIVING ROOM · Herman Grate ,,.! H.·DI'WIJNGS SONS CO. LYONS·MARKEJ • 773·5592 ,,.,..ru1 J B tble study , 7 p m BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, Mmersvllle, J. A. McWaters. paslor. Sunday School, tO a.m., morning worship, II am.. Tratntng Union, 6.30 p m.. eventng worship, 7 30 p m. Prayer meehng, Wednesday, 7 30 P m. RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday School. 9. 30 a.m ; Morning Worship. 10:JO a.m.; Evening worship. 7 30 p.m.. Wednesday, Sunday School Supennlendent, Paul,ne Me Cltnlock, pastor Rev. Morris M Wolfe. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- RAciNE PlANING MlLL' VII Ill'£ DITr GAUL'S MARKET ROYAL OAK PARK THE A'OtENS COUNTY SAVINGS &LOAN CO. POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE -BOWER'S .DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT' . VI' u,.E n nwrR 'JHE DAILY SENTINEL •••••••• •.;• ••••••••••••••• • ,,.,t...,ud h '65.00 SUITE , , , When You Purchase Any pm , i T'"' . LAUREL CLIFF FREE l '"'-'"""• f.,. •••,,,...., METHODIST - Rev. · Eu~ene , •lk•, ht IN'• ..,1•)1• tiN d...J•; Gtll, pastor. Wtlilam Batley, hi• /•d .,..O.tiN l""•rull sup t Stun day School • 9: 30 am · ·•· TINCh 6 .., tobiflty Morning worship. 10:30 a.m.; rc ••v,. - · 1 Evening worship. 7:30 p,m. i. 1 - ,.Mll.. ·vllloll. It llfll '•t 1M · Wednesday, Christian Youth !, tyn tp'..IGoJ • ..J v•full Crusade. 6 30 p.m.; Prayer ; f Uv ., fnltb jutll« orul '"'"" ~ meeting 7·30 p.m. Thursday, ' .• «, , • choir- practice, 7 p.m. ' 'tiJIMb'o..l•ffll~••·lt flw• Ill• • dtDEXTE'R CHURCH OF · iu .._..rllve f..- which lo vuw ,..,,.. CHRI~T Danny Evans, hit job, IM• f•.Uiy, 1M <ouotr,._/M1 pastor. Norman C. Will , supl l•f 1 Sunday School 9 · 30 a .m., •• worship service, 10:30 a.m. lh•l tiN Chr<b olw•y• '-'•t• Chnsllan Endeavor Sunday 16.1 . .,.., feet .,. tlu Jrouul II evening. hi f bot be 11 J REORGANIZED CHURCH ""''' "'·or 111 -ro1•• • OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT- lift of tiN dotiNt IN,...., or liN TEROAYSAINTS - Portland . jobiHboU•.ltlooLevlllotiNf•<~ Racme Road Ralph Johnson , ...tomllforwboflt;,l,..otlevllbb pastor. Herbert White, Sunday · c..cer wbkb •"'• GoJ c•• "'"·II s • 1 01 t s d S •oot ~;·: a.:.~,c ~~r~l~t,,o~~hlp: '-'•P• • ...,., fe.t "th• 10 30 a.m .. Sunday evening w61le It Uft. .. phi,.~,. to,.. IN· service 7 p m Wednesday yorul tiN 6.,.;• ..,, evening prayer services, 7 30 Au 164, 11 wb•ttht Cb.,rcb , .. Pm BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Jo for It c•• gi11' )1611 grr•tn Great Bend, Charles Norris, 1'1tle.,, But 11'1 110t "' ;, tiN d...Jo, pastor. Worship service, 9:30 a.m , Sunday S~hoof, I0·30a.m. It '-'·~· ,...., f•d •• tlrJ vourull CARLETON CHURCH Kingsbury Road . Sunday School 9 30 am Ralph Carl. ' . " • supt Worship service, 10:30 a m and 7 30 p.m . alternately. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, I 7 30 p m Rev J ay • Sties, OOMIGAN SQHIO SJ'IJION OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EASitOURT ST., • 7 JO p m Wedn esda ~ service, 8 Rev. Stanten Smtih CHESTER - Worshtp 9 15 Ch h S • I 10 a.m.. urc cnoo am ENTERPRISE- Worship. 9 am. ; Church School. 10 am. FLATWOODS- Worship, II a.m .. Church School 10 am . POMEROY- Worshtp, 10 30 a m. • Church School 9 15 am • UMYF 6 30 P m. ROCK SPRINGS- Worship 10 a.m , Church School 9 a h1 , UMMYIDFD6L3EOPpOmRT. CLUSTER Rev. Robert Bum,.garner HEATH - ,Worsnlp 10 30 am . Church School 9 30 a.m .. UMYF 7 p m RUTLAND - Worsh ip 9 15 am , Church School 10 am • • • ! • ' alo·ng Br'Way GOEGL£1N READY MIX 00. OPTOMETRIST • Voice (· Worship service, 11 am. and 7 30 p.m. Sunday. Sunday School , 9:30 a .m. Richard Barton, supt. Prayer meellnq, Wednesday, 7·:10 p.m. • . BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Clifford Smith . mtniSier Sunday School 9 30 . am. mornmg church 10 30 am , Sunday evenmg serylce, 1 , O.D. • Grale,JN~slor . on, lf you want to , 1• worShip, 1 30 p m. CHESTERCHURCHOFTHE NAZARENE ~ Rev. Herbert .. FAIRVIEW 81DI ""URQf · By JACK O'BRIAN LAMO'ITAKEEPS ABREAST OF TIMES NEW YORK (KFS) - Top ex-pug ·Jake Lamotta's the matlre d' at a 7th Ave. topless Joint. Jake even offered to be a topless matlre d' ... Darts Day's son Terry Melcher Is disaster prone: busted legs In a motorcycle splash. Terry's the lad the Charles Manson murder-crew really went after and couldn't find that gore. splattered day ... Much as H'wood millionaire movie producer Armand Deutsch owes his long llfe ~ Leopold & Loeb nut finding him that Chtcago day when they sought murder.for-ktcks, and tragic Bobby Franks was slaughtered Instead ... Fem·llb's Gloria Stelnem rented an office on Lexington Ave., and the outgoing adman tenant iced champagne and walled three hours to welcome her to the premises. No show. Convicted stock.faker Lowell Birrell, who fled to Brazil after swmdling $14 mtlllon, gels out of the pokey any turn of the key ... Beauty expert Michel Kazan swears Huherl Humphrey has changed his hair color three times In a month. He's not our only does-h'e or doesn'l·he candidate either .. "Shaft" star Richard Roundtree In· troduced luscious Freda Payne to lhe Weston's gang as "my fiancee" ... The Hamptons' famed old Irving Hotel's not opening this swnmer, leaving Southampton's Exit spot the venerable resort's swmg-hub ... Dennis O'Keefe's widow, Steffi DWla, is selling L.A. real estate. Oscar & N. Y critics award star Glenda Jackson swears she's retiring from the screen soon . Not because (tho nominated) she missed an Oscar thts year .. , Actor John Meola tells us he and Burt Reynclds aren't bad pals at all. Says Burt's hurt over tales of a Tonight Show fracas. Sorry, lads .. . Laug_h-ln 's Dick Marlin In ~e said ttaftln't'Oiir~e ts '"awful.'' Sd~h lghorlfnt taslebuds l . . Sammy Davis' debl1 are so Pflld up, Pfll.s say, he's even yearning a political cat'eer. Sure~ ..lt's ~ myopic world, but our friend, water colorist Dong Kingman, wears tltree different kinds of specs : dtslance, reading, and for ·closeW!J painting. Eight-eyes! Grid star emeritus Rasey. Grier and Ray Millard are In AlP's "The Man with Two Heads" ntck, which cost a mere $300,000. That's $1SO,OOO a head, Rosey figures ... "The French Connection" and "The Godfather" smashes SPfiWned a dozen imitations each ... Financial prospectus of the NFF Corp. says Leslle T. Hope Is one of lt.s directors. We know Leslie T. Is Bob Hope, but what's NFF? ... TheW. 31st St. St. Francis of Assist meal·line gels longer each day, but the Franciscan fathers say It's not an economic barometer : just ~ warmer weather. Pittsburgh gave Its "Penn's Soulhwest Booster Award" to singer AI Martino, who walked off the Plaza's Persian Room Door when heckled because he said nice things about Plllsburgh ... Insiders were surprised Andy Warhol W8ll sitting with a "lady" at the Penguin . Turned out to be Holly W~lawn, ~arhot:s own pet transvestite who stars In his screen drearles .. . "The Possession of Joe Delaney" has a scene In which a dismembered head suddenly Is selm hanging by lt.s hair. Two guests passed out at a screening. Shirley MacLalne's starrei:l as a "middle-aged soclalile." Never suspected she could play a socialite. Peoplel WEEKLY Gl:JIDE TO BETTER. TV .VIEWING • I 2.D0-13, " La Dolce V1ta" 2 30-3, "Kettles on Old MacDonald's Farm" 7.3D-B, "Gentle Giant" B 00-13, " Flight of lhe Phoenix" 1l : 30-8, "tt. Stranger" 12 '15--13, "Phone Call from a Stranger11 \ MONDAY 7 D0--13, "Diabollque" 9 OQ--13, "The •VIktng Queen" 9.0o-3. "The lmpatlenl Heart" 11 · 3D-13, "Cast a Dark Sl1adow' 1 TUESDAY· "The Astronaut" 11 45--13, "Son ol Slnbad" 12 oo-s, "The Extraordinary 8: 3D-13, Seaman' 1 7 WEDNESDAY OQ--3, "The Truth About Spring" 11 •30-8. "Th• Curse of Frankenstein " ll :JG--13, "In Love & War" THURSDAY 11 · 30 - 13. "Young Philadelphians" 12 ~. "Decision At Sun· FRIDAY .Jto 9 oo--s, " Desert Detour" li ·JG--8, "Murder Ahoy" ll·JG--13, "The Sundowners" SATIIRDAY 3.30--13, "Lad, A Dog" ' 9: oo--3, "The 25th Hour" It : 30--B. "Red Planet Mars" 11·3D-13, "Voyage to a Prehistoric Planet", " X From Outer Space", "Creation of the Humanoids" 11 50--3, "Beau Geste" down" 12 ro-B. " Season of Passion" Republfc -of China I I .>-I , I· · ~ (that's Red China) lan'laverae to lifting capltallaUc trlcka where lhey'U work: It buys time on Hong Kong TV to h¥ckster Ita frozen food lli:Od\ICIII ... Rainbow Room's hO.t Alan Flelda Mel Brltlaher Jlll Warner are honeymooning 1on the Leonardo Da VInci after Sherry-Netherlands a TO 2oth CoiNTURV I= I IQ ~~ ~. II ,, FOit~TION; nou1 M(ll. . thru ~£0. AM . TMI I I .I • I .. • l . ' I l, . .. ~~ ri �., .. • MIDDLEPORT PEN - UNITED MINISTRY OF Service, 7:30 p.m .; Youth TECOSTAL - Third Ave , the MEIGS COUNTY, The United meehng 6· 30 p m., Evening Presbyteri~n Church , Dwight Aev W1lliam Kniflel, pastor Ronald Dugan, Sunday school L. Zav ll z, Pastor Director , supt Classes for all ages, George w Hullon and Rev evenmg serv1ce, 7· 30 , p m • Lmson Stebbms. AsS '!. Pastor . D~reclors . POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev.'W H. Perrin, pastor. Roy Mayer. Supt. Church schoool, 9 IS am, worship. 10:24 a.m,; youth choir rehearsal MO!Iday. ST. PAUL LUTHERAtJ, Rev. Arthur C Lund, pastor Sunday Sc hool. 9 15 a.m ., Charles !!vans. Supt.; worshtp ~ r vlce , 10. 30 a.m Con · tlrtnat 1on class, Tuesday. 4·15 Bible study, Wednesday, 7.30 P "· , ' ' ervtces. Fnday, i . JO p.m. FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum. Mid· dlepor l. Noel Herrman, p;ISior ; Guy Prtddy, Sunday School Suo!1 Saturday eventng "!rvlce. ·7 p.m. Sunday School, ,10 director; senior choir rehearsal, 7·30p m, Thursday, Mr$. Paul Nease, director POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Corner Union and Mulberry . Rev . Clyde v Henderson pastor Sunday School 9 :io a.m. ; Raymond Walburn supt Mor 1 ~ hi 10 '30 n ng wars P7 30 am Evenlng service pd.m. 7M30 id wpeemk service. WedMs ay, · flolrm7.a4511opnmclass, Thursday . 6 30 SEVEN-DAY ADVENTIST _ M Ibe r Hei ghts r Y Pomeroyu Herbert Morgan,' pastor . Sabbath school. S 1 da 2 P m with church · .:.~fee ~~llowl ng at 3 IS p.m. ~ Bible discussion each en · T ursday. 7:30 P m ' G R A H AM U N IT E D METHODIST ~ .Preaching 9 30 dS d a.m., llrst and s~con un ays of each month ; l~trd and fourth Sundays each month, worship service al7 30 p.m . Wednesday evenings .at 7:30 ~royer and Bible Study FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy, affillatedwlthS.BC., the Rev. FreQ Hill, pastor. Sunday School , 9·30 a .m. ; morning worship, 10 30 a.m., junlorsoclety, 6·30a m NYPS, 6:45 P m Sunday evan~eiiStic meeting, 7: 30 P m. rayer meeting 1'\ednesday. 7 30 p.m MIDDLEPORT MT. MORIAH BAPTIST .- 7 pFmlR.ST BAPTIST of Mid dl epor t, corner of Stxlh and Palmer 'Streets, Rev. ,Charles Simons pastor . School Fred Hoffman, Sunday S ,.,, 1 • d 1 S • h h uper n en en unuay c urc >chool for everyone 9 15 a.m.; 1\lornlng worship 10:15 a.m.; Evening services, 7:30 p.m. , Wednesday prayerservlce. 7:30 p m Extra youth acltvllles on Sunday, ,6 p.m , for all youth up to sl•th grade , 6 30 for junior and sen tor high students CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middleport, Slh and Main . Raulon Moyer. pastor. Michael Gerlach. Sunday School supt. Bible Schoof. 9:30am .. mornlng worship , . 10 30 a.m . : evening worship, 7.30 pm.: prayer service 7 P m Wed nesday CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Middleport, Rev Audry Miller, pastor: Floyd Carson, supt Sunday school. 9:30 a.m ; Mornl.ng worship 10:30 am .. l~ntor society, 6 JO p.m.. NYP$, 6: ~5 MoFrnllnRa SWTorshlpU, 1No·,30T aE.mO. PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse, Mornong Worsh ip. 9 a.m : Sunda~ Church H School. 10 a.m. Mrs ampson a 11 • 5up·1 ST IV E II SVI LL E COM· MUNfTY, Rev'. ·,Edsel Hart. paslor. Sunday School service 10 a.m. Prayer Meetmg each Thursday 7· 30 p.m Su~day evenin~ service, 7· 30 Pc·"'· ZIO CHURCH ,OF H~IST . - Pomeroy. Harrlsonvllle Road Kenneth Eberts, pastor. Paul McElroy, Sunday School Supl Sunday School 9:30a.m.; morning worsh ip and com munion. 10:JO am.; Sunday evening . youth Christian endeavor.6:30 ; Worshtpservlces, Sunday. 7:30p.m. Wednesday eventng prayer meeting and Btble study 7 JO p.m ST. JOHN LUTHE,RAN Pine Grove, the Rev Arthur Combs, pastor. Sunday school. 9·JO a.m , church services, 10·30 am. BRADFORD <;HUACH OF CHRIST - Cltfford Smith, mee ting Wednesday, 7 30 p.m School. 9 30 a. m . Morning church, 10 30 a. m.. Sunday evening service, 7 30 p. m. · 8 Wednesday evemng serv<ce. p m ANTIQU 11 Y ISAPTIST Rev. Free 1an d Norr1s, · pas 1or FIRST UNITED PRES. BYTEIIIAN . Harrlsonvtlle. Sunday Church School. 9·30 am , Mrs Homer Lee. Supt : Morning Worship 10·30 a.m . F I RS T U NITE D PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport. Sunday Church School, 9 30 6 30 p m , Mrs Marvin Burt. to• 5 lO p m , Jun1or Con - am , Sunday evening wQrsh1p, a.m , Lew1 s Sauer, Supt , GRACE EPISCOPAL R L 1 11 0 1 ev. eroy av s, m n s er. ~~~n~ Pt;~{"~o:~u~F;~:nnd sermo~. ·flrsty Sundays, 10 , 30 a.m Church school kin dergarlen through 'eighth ade 10·30a grPOMERDY .mCHURCH OF CHRIST- Mr Hoyt Allen Jr. Blbl S. • 1 9 JO ' ' pastor. e30 cnoo' a.m.. ~eo;:~~· ~~'d 'yoa~~~t :.·~~~~ meeting both 7 30 p m Sundar,· Wednesday, comb.lned Bib e study and prayer meeting 7, 30 Pm ' THE SALVATION ARMY - Envoy RayS. Wlrilng, officer In Corner charge , sonday 10 am Holtness meeting: 10.JO Sunday School Young people's L 1 7 ' Th d 1 1 3 eg on, p.m ., urs ay, 0 p m., Ladles Home League , 7 p m, Prep classes SACRED HEART - Rev Fourth and Main , P m .. Sunday evangelistic pastor , Leroy Bartrum, Sunday Middleport Rev Henrh l. Key, meeltng, 7 30 P m Prayer School supennlendent. Sunday a.m:: am Jr • pastor. Sunday Sc 001 9'.30 .. Arnold Ri chards, sup ·• Morning worship 10:30 a.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSESL.rry Catnahan presiding S d Blbl 1 1 minister . un ay, e ec ure. tower study. Fa ther Bernard Krajcov1c, 91030 . 30am am; ,Watch Tuesdfty, Bible 992 2825 pastor Phone · · study 7 30 p m · Thursday Saturday evening Maos. 7' 30 mlnl;lry school ' 7·30 p.m : p.m Sunday Mass, B and 10 service meetln B 30 e.m. a.m. Conlesslons, Saturday, 7- MIDDLEPO,gT CH ACH of 7 30 p m R ·POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Christ In Chrlsltan Union -Robert Kuhn, pastor, William Lawrence Manley, pastor: Mrs Watson Sunday school supt Russell Youn~ Sunday School Sunday'school, 9 30 am ; BYF, Supt Sunday chool 9' 30 a.m.. 6 p m ; Bible study, Wed· Evening worship 7 30 Wed. nesday, 7 p.m., choir practice, nesday prayer meeting, 7 30 Wednesday, B: JO p m Pm MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST Robert R. CHURCH Card Helen Help Us. • • By Helen Bonel Dear Helen: t th IballedmyhusbandoutofJ ail Ihis mo rning fora tleas e fourth lime (I can'tcount any more), for drunken driving. This mean'slcissofhladrlver'sllcenseforlhreeyearsandaposslble jalltennofslzmonthsandprobablyaheavyftne. We can cope wltb hts not being able to drive, and know that nort of the sentence Is necessary. Even the fine - It will be hard ,.,.. to borrow the money, but It's just. Butjallforan alcoholic? Howwlllthat help'! l!eten, !IUS man tsslck.Helstwocompletelydlfferentpeople,drunkandscber andhetrulywantstochal\Kebuthe'sweak.Heworksveryhard and Is good at his job but lhatfirst drink Is the end of the good ' ' i• slob""'~ •• d perscn. 'lbenheturnslnlo.:!illl!P y ., ... ,§~R..,.Jl!Pilf, ~lli , ther.U.IIP&bl•g WI.II:P.ti!IJiiiMI )le drlnli§J!i!!ls~_!,nJ!l...!.l!l~~r. _ 'Ibis happens umuch as four times a w~k. IHATEthedrunkbut!LOVEthegoodmanhecouldheand Is, between bouts. Our children don't quite understand the 1 m1r 1 he! the sItuation yet -a ndldespera telybope or a ace ore Y do. He was dry for six wonderful months with the help of A.A., ••· k -~"t chin ed d he ld 't It d th g an 0011 n a en e but then '"" wor "'"' meetings. I! only lnstea!l of jail the could would force him to go intoaprogramllkethatmaybehecouldst!Ubesaved. What good . . f hs he willltdOaproblemdrmkertobeputaway orslzmont ,t .n come out to find that the home he just bought has been lOilt, his Joblsgone ' ht.sfamilylsinflnanclaltrouble ' andht.sfriendshave , mostly deserted him because he's a jailbird? - ALCOHOUC s WIFE Dear Wife· • . A Jail term will do an alcohohc no good whatsoever; thus Judges uaually consuler imprisonment a last resort - and only for chronic, danRerous drunks. . By thls time I hof!O ~our husband ts receiving help at your lbcal Alcoholism Center and from Alcoholics Anonymous. For -•·- I I I Ill I you, I'd suggest At-Anon, an orga, ....t on or .am es o alcoholics, where you'lllearn how to cope with a dtsease that CANbearrested lfthewllltochangelsthere. --H. Dea H 1 , , r e en. I'm plaming to marry a wonderful guy who has been married before,andhe's 31 to my 24. Those are two strikes aginst , . .tim with my parents. The thlrdtsthathe sa pollee of!tcer. He want.s me to have the big church wedding I've always dreamed about, bull can honestly say the lovely gowns and all , thebeautyln the world wouldn tletmy relatives make It a happy day. My father said he wouldn't give me away, but if I ask , 'd someone else, my mother wont come. She cry a1I the way tbrough the ceremony- and not from joy - If slle did show up. My slsterwon'tbe In the wedding Pflrlybecause her husband and , I don t get along. I suggested we slip away and have a small private wedding, but my future husband keeps saying "Think how many people ' we'llletdowntlwedon'tlnvllethemtoabigcelebratlon." I'm only tbinklng about how unhappy I'll be on a day that ? shouldheallJoy. Wh lchofuslsr1gbI. - MARSHA Dear Marsha: " Ican'tbelleveamantrulywantsthehasaleofablgwedding -especially since he has been through It once before. So pj!rhaps he lnststabecause he feels a girl deserves the ceremony "sbe has always dreamed about "and HIS girl d\l5erves the best. • Let him know "the best" ts not~ big extravaganza, but all the day& and night.s that come And plan a reception later • • • • • • • • e • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · e• eee e• Trade In Time At Mason FumHure D E x T E R CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - Rev Willard Dutcher, pastor Mrs Worley Francis, Sunday School Supt. Sunday · School. 9:45 am . Church Servtees f~rst and third Sundays following Sunday School, Second and fourth Saturday evenings, 8 p.m. services. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN - Mr. Robert Wyatt, pastor; Sunday School supt, Ronald Osborne Bible School, 9:30 am .• preachmg 10· 45 a.m.; Evening services, 7.30 p.m. HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Cecil Wise, Pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 am , Morntng worshtp, 10:30 UMYF 7 P m SALEM CENTER ~ Worshtp Charles Norns, pastor Sunday am , Young People's ser'llce, • • • • • • • • • •• Mason f urn If Uf8 • e e I,~' ., ~ ' 1 .t 0 ' ' ,,Jl ·I I ,, ~ jJ trr"'/i"J"EWEL£''RS" HEINER'S BAKERY M& RFOODUNER MARK VSTORE BOGGS EQUIPMENJ . • • RAQNE FOQD MARK" 1-- ----....:..:--=------:-.. ;._+ - -----:----------i OHIO VALLEY BAKING AND SAVINGS 00. SWISHER & LOHSE 1 NEW LIVING ROOM "UITE ~ •' >i · e ') GAUL'S TRAII{R SAl ES GAUltS SHAKE HAVEN e 1 o School, 9 30 a.m.; Morning 6 45 p m., Evangelistic servtce, 9 am : Church School 10 a.m. , worship, 10·45 a.m.; Sunday 7 30 P m. Prayer meetmg , Wednesday Thuraday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday UMYF Thursday, 7 p.m. evening worshtp, 7 30 p.m .; Thursday. 7·30 p m ·: o Mark o Luke •I Timothy • Titus SYRACUSE CLUSTER Wednesday eventng Btble FREEDOM GOSPEL Gala~ans o Matthew 10:23-31 10:25-37 6:17-19 1:1...4 Copyri'hl197l Rev. Forrest R. Donley Study, 7 30 p m MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev. 3:15-22 19:1()..22 K•lller ~isln l Sen-Ke, IrK, S!rtsbur.. VlrJinla ASBURY-Worshlplla.m.. DANVILLE WESLEYAN, L. R. Gluesencamp, pastor. Scrlplurn ttl«ted by tht Amerlcar. Bible Society Church School9 50 am , WSCS, Rev Lawrence Suil tvan, Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sunday lSI Tuesday pastor Sunday School 9·30 School Supt Sunday School, FOREST RUN - Worship 9 am .. youth and junior youth 9 30 a m , Sunday evening a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. , service. 6 45 p m.. evening worshtp 7 JO Prayer meeting, WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7 30 worshtp, 7:30p.m.. prayer and Tuescj;ly. 7· 30 p.m. Ernest p.m. prme, Wednesday, 7·30 p m Deeter: class leader. Youth With the hope 'it will, in some measure, foster and help'sustain that Wl1tch is MINEIICSVILhLES h- Worshlp SILVER RUN FREE BAP- Meeting Wednesday, 7: JO p.m .. 10 a m , hurc c oo19 am , TIST - Rev Howard Kimble, Ernest Deeter. leader . good in family and community life. this feature is sponsored by the business , WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7.30 pm pastor Sunday schocl, lOam ; MT . HERMON UNITED SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 Henry Davos, supt; evening BRETHREN CHURCH IN firms . and organizations whose names appear. below. 9 a.m : Church School, am • servtce . 7· 30 P m Prayer , CHRIST- Rev. Robert Shook, Prayer and Btble Siudy , meeli!!!t• Thurday, Z 30 p.m. pastor Sunday School. 9:30 Wedoe,day, J:JO £.m,~ , , • •CHij.iTER CHURCH OF a.m :-Roy,Pooler, suptt,,~, ,~~;~.~i~~=~~~~::~~~~--"i-':~~~~~~ .... ~~~!W,~~~ti 'M~cTir;, .• .&.Q.P..=:-•.Bev. JI!Jl'lg~~4tJet:tl~l~.- W.otJC)l55t_ .supt.; .J - - _ ,• • Rev.' Fr~nk Cheesobrew ~a~l~r;_ 0 ;~~~ai.rv'1~e~ i a.%~~ ;:,~~~~~·7 , pa.;,~ · ~lternallna 1\ Cll " Rev. Mariti. Ann Matlner evening servtce, 7, prayer each Sunday. Class meeting 11 BETHANY CDorcasC) servoce and youth servtce, a.m alternating ~unday Keepsake Diamond Rings Phone 992·3481 N. Second: Ave. Worship, 9 30 am .; hur ch Thursday, 7 p m mornmgs Allred Wolfe 312 E. Maln St. Pomeroy, 0. School 10 30 a.m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN layleader; Christian Endeavor: Middleport, 0. CARMEL - Worshtp, 11 - Homer Sterhens. pastor. 1 30 p.m. Sunday. Roger a.m .. lsi and 3rd Sundays . Sunday Schoo , 9 30 a.m ; Buckley, preslden . Prayer ALL WEATHER ROOFING Church School, 10 am mornmg worship, 10 30 a.m .; meeting, Wednesday, 7·30 p m. and CONSTRUCTION CO. APPLE GROVE - Worshtp, Robert Bobo, Sunday school Boa.-d meeting first Monday 7 30 p m , .church school, 9 30 supt , Sunday evening service. each month, 7 30 p m. D. B.A. ANTHONY am .; mtd ·week service . 7 30 Youth meel tng , Monday, 7 RUTLAND PLUMBING AND HEATING Wednesday. 8 p.m p m Mid week servtce, Wed RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Phone 992-3284 EAST LETART - Worship. nesday. 730pm - Rev . Samuel Jackson. 992·2550 Middleport 240 Lincoln St. Middleport lOam .. ftrst and third Sundays . SYRACUSE CHURCH OF pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m .. 9 am • second ond fourth THENAZAAENE-Rev. M C. Mrs. Gertrude Butler, supt Sundays ; church school, 9 am • Lanmore, pastor Bob Moore, Prayer Service 1 30 p m first and third Sundays, 10 am , Sunday School Supt. Sunday preaching servlc~. 2·p.m · ' second and fourth Sundays School. classes for all ages, 9:30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF Mld·week servtee, Wednesday, am : morning worship. 10.45 CHRIST - Sunday school, 9:30 Bakers of Good Bread 8pm NYPS Sunday , 6 30 pm ; am. V. H. Braley. supt.; Middleport, ()lio GREAT BEND- Worship 11 evangel !She. servtce Sunday, col'!munion and devotions , Huntington, W. Va. 2 4 am· nd and 1h Sundays : 7 30 p m. Mid -week prayer 10 30 a .m. Regular board Church School, 10 a.m meeting, Wednesday, 7 30 p m meeting 7 30 third Saturday LETART FALLS- Worship M,sslonary meeting, second each month . ' tO a.m ; Church School 9 a.m. Wednesdav. 7·30 om THE RUTLAND COM- , MORNING STAR - Worship UNITED FAITH NON· MUNITY CHURCH - Rev Sales· Allis Chalmers - Service 9·JO am : Church School 10:30 DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Richard Dubbeld pastor ·~arm · Industrial· Lawn -Garden a.m.. Mid · Week Service, Robert Smith, pastor. Sunday School. 9:30 a.m. ; Worship Middleport. ()llo TutOcers Plains 667-3435 Wednesday. Bci).m. school. 9 30 am , Bob Barber, service, 11 a.m.; Wednesday MORSE CHAPdELd-SWodrshlp supt. , worship servtce, 10·30 prayer meeting, 7. 30 P m ., 11 am, 1st an 3r un ays , am ., youth meeting, 6 45 Sunday night worship, 7:30. Church School, 10 am. p m.; church , 7.30 p.m. ; RUTLAND CHURCH OF ft PORTLAND - Worship 7:30 pror,er meetlnj, Wednesdt>; . THE NAZARENE - Rev . Athens Road Pomeroy • Ll 0 P msu'TTCOhuNrch wSchoohl 9 30 a.m. · E EN UNIT BRET~R N Lloyd D Grimm. Jr .. pastor. A F~m ' t ly That Worsht'p• Together The Store with A Heart ors 'P• 11 a.m IN CHRIST- Eldon R clake. Sunday School , 9: 30 a.i'n.; u • 2nd and 4th Sundays: Church pastor. Sunday School, to a.m.; Morning worship, 10. JO a.m.; Stays Together Racine 949-3342 Scho~~ 10 • · ~~~ ( R 1 1 Winnie Holsinger, supl Mor- Young people's service, 6 . 45 Wors W hiLEYll ac ~~ mng 1ce sermon 11 ~ mEndeavor. ' Evening 1P 30 m 'p Evangelistic CQ, R.' p, a .m . , urc serv Chr1, sllan m Wednesdayservices, evening M School , 10 a m 7 30 p m , Mrs. Lyda Chevalier. serVICe 7 · 30 p m. ,. UMYF for all churches of the president Song service and Bakers of Hoi sum Bread Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Southern Cluster, 7 30 P m sermon B 20 Mid-Week prayer MASON COUNTY each Sunday at the Youth meeting Wednesday. 7:30pm THE HILAND CHAPEL, Middleport. ()llo 0. Center !Oak Grove Road I M" . Mane Holsinger, class George Casto, pas lor . Sunday NORTHEAST CLUSTER leader. Schoot, 9 30, evening worship, Rev Jacob Lehman POMEROY LOWER LIGHT 7 30 Thu .. day evening prayer Rev. Standley Brandum CHURCH - Hamsonvllle service, 7.30 p m Member of the Big 3 JOPPA - Worship 10 am • Road, Rev. Roy Taylor, pastor ; MASON FIRST BAPTIST9 General Merchandise Church School a.m.; Prayer Henry Eblin, Sunday School Second and Pomeroy Sts.. Stan ' Meehng, Wednesday, 8 P m >upt >unday ~chool 9·JOa m , Craig, pastor. Sunday school, Chester, ()llo Tuppers Plains 667·3280 LONG BOTTOM - Church even tng worshlp, f!/ '30 p.m 9.45 a.m .; worship service, 11 services, 9 a.m.. Sunday School Prayer and praise service, a m , training union, 6 30 p.m., 9 45 a.m. Btble study every Thursd';x, 7:JO "m evenln hi s 1 7 30 Thursda~, 7·30 P m. COM UNI'LY" CHURCH, ng wors P erv ce, . p.m M1d-weekJ8rayer service, W d 7 II NORT • ChBETHEL h S h-00 I 10orshlp Dexter - Worship services w-• ~nes av, .~m. ·( am , urc c a.m. Saturday and Sunday, 7:30 FAIRVIEWBIBLECHURCH .I ALFRED - Sunday school, 0 m Pomeroy-Member F.O. I.C. & Family Recreation 9: ~5 a m. each Sunday , H E M L0 CK G R0 V letart Route 1. the Rev. Stan Federal Reserve System Swimming '• preaching at 11 am each CHRISTIAN- Davia ~tauner, i.'i'g~ ~~~·~~.;~~d:~dsc~~ 7 45 Sunday· Prayer meeting. · pastor • Stan lord Stockton, supt. siudy, 7:30 p m. Cottage prayer ~~----~~~--F--u~~~~--~ ' Meigs County Branch p m. Wednesday , W.SCS, 8 p.m. MorninQ worship, 9 30 a m ; 1 T• d 10 on third Tuesday each month. churcli school. 10 30 a.m: , ~e.,',~h~e , ser~~~e ayFrlda a .flc\ R E E DSV 1LLE - Sunday young peoples meeting, 6:30 •P m P ' Y• • Rexall Drugs school , 9 30 , preaching, 7:JO pm ., evening worship, 7.30. MASON CHURCH OF pm. Sunday , prayer meeting, Blble~udy. Wednesday, 7·30 CHRIST _ Loren T Stephens We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 7 39 p.m Tuesday : WSCS. 7:•JO p m · • first Thursday each month. 'M'r. UNION BAPTIST - minister. Worship. 1.0 a.m.; ~~~ · ~·2~9~55~~~~~~~~~m~e:r~o~;~~29~6~W~.~~on~d~~P~h~.~~-~~s~~~~ ' SILVER RIDGE_ Worship R C II C t S d Blblestudy,ll IS a .m., even ing S • ev. ec ox, pas or un ay worship 7 30 p m Mid week 10 am , Church chool, 9 a.m. school supt, Joe Sayre. Sunday d.rvlce 'w~nesday , 7 30- p m TUPPERS PLAINS school, 9:45 a.m . Sunday ' MASON ASSEMBLY OF an~J -~orshlp 9 am.; Church School evening worship, 7:30 Wed - GOD_ Second St ., Mason, w. I 0 a m"'"' nesday prayer and Bible study, va. Chester Tennant, pastor. Electric Motor R!!palr ' ' I KEN ... CHURCH OF CHRIST, 7 30 p.m Sunday school, 10 a.m.; mar St. Kr. 1 Chester, Ohio 810 W. Main 992-5750 Hobart Newell. supl. Services T UP PEAS PLAINS nlng worship, 11 a.m .; Choose the Church of Your Choice weekly, 9:30am. on Sunday. CHRISTIAN CHURCH - evangelistic service, 7 30 p.m. Preach ing first and th ird Eugene Underwood, pastor; Bible study and prayer service Sundays of month by Clifford Howard Caldwell. Jr .. Sunday Wednesday 7•30 p m Phon~ Smith. '9. JO am School .Supt.: Sunday School, 773 5133 ' . . . '·., HOBSON CHRISTIAN 9 30 a. m. ;" Mornlng sermon, HARTFORD CHURCH OF· Building Supplies and Mlllwor~ . UNION - Darrel Doddrlll, 10:30 a. m ' Sunday evening CHRIST In Christian Union I Genera~ Contracting ""tor Sunday School, 9: JO servic•, 7 o m Rev O'Dell Manley pastor ' E. ,_Main St. • .m., Leonard Gilmore, first LETART FALLS UNITED Sunday school, 9, 30 a.,;,,, Rag.,: 1 Ph. 992·3978 elder . evening service, 7 30 BRETHREN - Rev Robert Manley supt. evening service p.m Wednesday prayer Shook, pastor, Herschel Norris, 7 30 'wed~~sday evening ~----------~---1l'nr meeting, 7·30 p.m. supt Sunday school, 9 JOa.m., prayer meeting 7·30 p m 1.1.111:11 WI MIL MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF morning sermon, 10 J0 a.m.; Sunday evening youth service GOD - Ractne Route 2. The evening' sermon, 7 30 alter· 6, 45 with Macy lou Carter, and Rev. Charles Hand, pastor natl~g each Sunday. Prayer leader . No Tuesdav service. I Sunday school, 9: 45 a.m,; serv•ce. Wednesday, 1 30 p.m. -----·- ;;;;;..-L -· -• 1.1.111:11 rwnL morning worship, tl am . Prayer rreetlng , 7: 30p.m . I' ; I~R~a~cl~ne::_.~Oh~lo~----__:~~~~~~~~~~~~:.....,.~~~£ Evening services, T!tuesday alternating Sundays. 1 You 'II t and Friday, 7:30 · CHESHIRE CHURCH OF 1 t I1 \ -· BEARWALLow RIDGE GOD oF PROPHECY. G. P. 1 ract it down r CHURCH OF CHRIST-David Smith , pastor . Sunday School, 1 h I ~ ~ WJ ·Jewell, pastor Blblesludy,9 30 lOa.m.; Arthur Henson, Supt .. I IUC faster I IIi th 1 &.m.: morning worship, 10:30, Mornln~g Worship tt a .m., I "We Sponsor Jesus" , evening worship, 6·30 p.m Young Peoples service, I p.m. ; 1 I Devoted to the Interest of the ~igs· , Rev. Stan Crain, Pastor Wednesday Bible study, 7 30 . Evenl~g service. ,7'30 p.m.; I WANT ,AD I Mason area. " P m. • Wednesday Mid Week Prayer t _____________ J E- • Mason, W. Va . ~~~~~J.~c~~ · ~o a:.,dnc:,uJ~~ pa~to[' THE _FARME!tS.BANK FOR YOUR OLD LIVING ROOM · Herman Grate ,,.! H.·DI'WIJNGS SONS CO. LYONS·MARKEJ • 773·5592 ,,.,..ru1 J B tble study , 7 p m BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, Mmersvllle, J. A. McWaters. paslor. Sunday School, tO a.m., morning worship, II am.. Tratntng Union, 6.30 p m.. eventng worship, 7 30 p m. Prayer meehng, Wednesday, 7 30 P m. RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday School. 9. 30 a.m ; Morning Worship. 10:JO a.m.; Evening worship. 7 30 p.m.. Wednesday, Sunday School Supennlendent, Paul,ne Me Cltnlock, pastor Rev. Morris M Wolfe. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- RAciNE PlANING MlLL' VII Ill'£ DITr GAUL'S MARKET ROYAL OAK PARK THE A'OtENS COUNTY SAVINGS &LOAN CO. POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE -BOWER'S .DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT' . VI' u,.E n nwrR 'JHE DAILY SENTINEL •••••••• •.;• ••••••••••••••• • ,,.,t...,ud h '65.00 SUITE , , , When You Purchase Any pm , i T'"' . LAUREL CLIFF FREE l '"'-'"""• f.,. •••,,,...., METHODIST - Rev. · Eu~ene , •lk•, ht IN'• ..,1•)1• tiN d...J•; Gtll, pastor. Wtlilam Batley, hi• /•d .,..O.tiN l""•rull sup t Stun day School • 9: 30 am · ·•· TINCh 6 .., tobiflty Morning worship. 10:30 a.m.; rc ••v,. - · 1 Evening worship. 7:30 p,m. i. 1 - ,.Mll.. ·vllloll. It llfll '•t 1M · Wednesday, Christian Youth !, tyn tp'..IGoJ • ..J v•full Crusade. 6 30 p.m.; Prayer ; f Uv ., fnltb jutll« orul '"'"" ~ meeting 7·30 p.m. Thursday, ' .• «, , • choir- practice, 7 p.m. ' 'tiJIMb'o..l•ffll~••·lt flw• Ill• • dtDEXTE'R CHURCH OF · iu .._..rllve f..- which lo vuw ,..,,.. CHRI~T Danny Evans, hit job, IM• f•.Uiy, 1M <ouotr,._/M1 pastor. Norman C. Will , supl l•f 1 Sunday School 9 · 30 a .m., •• worship service, 10:30 a.m. lh•l tiN Chr<b olw•y• '-'•t• Chnsllan Endeavor Sunday 16.1 . .,.., feet .,. tlu Jrouul II evening. hi f bot be 11 J REORGANIZED CHURCH ""''' "'·or 111 -ro1•• • OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT- lift of tiN dotiNt IN,...., or liN TEROAYSAINTS - Portland . jobiHboU•.ltlooLevlllotiNf•<~ Racme Road Ralph Johnson , ...tomllforwboflt;,l,..otlevllbb pastor. Herbert White, Sunday · c..cer wbkb •"'• GoJ c•• "'"·II s • 1 01 t s d S •oot ~;·: a.:.~,c ~~r~l~t,,o~~hlp: '-'•P• • ...,., fe.t "th• 10 30 a.m .. Sunday evening w61le It Uft. .. phi,.~,. to,.. IN· service 7 p m Wednesday yorul tiN 6.,.;• ..,, evening prayer services, 7 30 Au 164, 11 wb•ttht Cb.,rcb , .. Pm BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Jo for It c•• gi11' )1611 grr•tn Great Bend, Charles Norris, 1'1tle.,, But 11'1 110t "' ;, tiN d...Jo, pastor. Worship service, 9:30 a.m , Sunday S~hoof, I0·30a.m. It '-'·~· ,...., f•d •• tlrJ vourull CARLETON CHURCH Kingsbury Road . Sunday School 9 30 am Ralph Carl. ' . " • supt Worship service, 10:30 a m and 7 30 p.m . alternately. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, I 7 30 p m Rev J ay • Sties, OOMIGAN SQHIO SJ'IJION OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EASitOURT ST., • 7 JO p m Wedn esda ~ service, 8 Rev. Stanten Smtih CHESTER - Worshtp 9 15 Ch h S • I 10 a.m.. urc cnoo am ENTERPRISE- Worship. 9 am. ; Church School. 10 am. FLATWOODS- Worship, II a.m .. Church School 10 am . POMEROY- Worshtp, 10 30 a m. • Church School 9 15 am • UMYF 6 30 P m. ROCK SPRINGS- Worship 10 a.m , Church School 9 a h1 , UMMYIDFD6L3EOPpOmRT. CLUSTER Rev. Robert Bum,.garner HEATH - ,Worsnlp 10 30 am . Church School 9 30 a.m .. UMYF 7 p m RUTLAND - Worsh ip 9 15 am , Church School 10 am • • • ! • ' alo·ng Br'Way GOEGL£1N READY MIX 00. OPTOMETRIST • Voice (· Worship service, 11 am. and 7 30 p.m. Sunday. Sunday School , 9:30 a .m. Richard Barton, supt. Prayer meellnq, Wednesday, 7·:10 p.m. • . BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Clifford Smith . mtniSier Sunday School 9 30 . am. mornmg church 10 30 am , Sunday evenmg serylce, 1 , O.D. • Grale,JN~slor . on, lf you want to , 1• worShip, 1 30 p m. CHESTERCHURCHOFTHE NAZARENE ~ Rev. Herbert .. FAIRVIEW 81DI ""URQf · By JACK O'BRIAN LAMO'ITAKEEPS ABREAST OF TIMES NEW YORK (KFS) - Top ex-pug ·Jake Lamotta's the matlre d' at a 7th Ave. topless Joint. Jake even offered to be a topless matlre d' ... Darts Day's son Terry Melcher Is disaster prone: busted legs In a motorcycle splash. Terry's the lad the Charles Manson murder-crew really went after and couldn't find that gore. splattered day ... Much as H'wood millionaire movie producer Armand Deutsch owes his long llfe ~ Leopold & Loeb nut finding him that Chtcago day when they sought murder.for-ktcks, and tragic Bobby Franks was slaughtered Instead ... Fem·llb's Gloria Stelnem rented an office on Lexington Ave., and the outgoing adman tenant iced champagne and walled three hours to welcome her to the premises. No show. Convicted stock.faker Lowell Birrell, who fled to Brazil after swmdling $14 mtlllon, gels out of the pokey any turn of the key ... Beauty expert Michel Kazan swears Huherl Humphrey has changed his hair color three times In a month. He's not our only does-h'e or doesn'l·he candidate either .. "Shaft" star Richard Roundtree In· troduced luscious Freda Payne to lhe Weston's gang as "my fiancee" ... The Hamptons' famed old Irving Hotel's not opening this swnmer, leaving Southampton's Exit spot the venerable resort's swmg-hub ... Dennis O'Keefe's widow, Steffi DWla, is selling L.A. real estate. Oscar & N. Y critics award star Glenda Jackson swears she's retiring from the screen soon . Not because (tho nominated) she missed an Oscar thts year .. , Actor John Meola tells us he and Burt Reynclds aren't bad pals at all. Says Burt's hurt over tales of a Tonight Show fracas. Sorry, lads .. . Laug_h-ln 's Dick Marlin In ~e said ttaftln't'Oiir~e ts '"awful.'' Sd~h lghorlfnt taslebuds l . . Sammy Davis' debl1 are so Pflld up, Pfll.s say, he's even yearning a political cat'eer. Sure~ ..lt's ~ myopic world, but our friend, water colorist Dong Kingman, wears tltree different kinds of specs : dtslance, reading, and for ·closeW!J painting. Eight-eyes! Grid star emeritus Rasey. Grier and Ray Millard are In AlP's "The Man with Two Heads" ntck, which cost a mere $300,000. That's $1SO,OOO a head, Rosey figures ... "The French Connection" and "The Godfather" smashes SPfiWned a dozen imitations each ... Financial prospectus of the NFF Corp. says Leslle T. Hope Is one of lt.s directors. We know Leslie T. Is Bob Hope, but what's NFF? ... TheW. 31st St. St. Francis of Assist meal·line gels longer each day, but the Franciscan fathers say It's not an economic barometer : just ~ warmer weather. Pittsburgh gave Its "Penn's Soulhwest Booster Award" to singer AI Martino, who walked off the Plaza's Persian Room Door when heckled because he said nice things about Plllsburgh ... Insiders were surprised Andy Warhol W8ll sitting with a "lady" at the Penguin . Turned out to be Holly W~lawn, ~arhot:s own pet transvestite who stars In his screen drearles .. . "The Possession of Joe Delaney" has a scene In which a dismembered head suddenly Is selm hanging by lt.s hair. Two guests passed out at a screening. Shirley MacLalne's starrei:l as a "middle-aged soclalile." Never suspected she could play a socialite. Peoplel WEEKLY Gl:JIDE TO BETTER. TV .VIEWING • I 2.D0-13, " La Dolce V1ta" 2 30-3, "Kettles on Old MacDonald's Farm" 7.3D-B, "Gentle Giant" B 00-13, " Flight of lhe Phoenix" 1l : 30-8, "tt. Stranger" 12 '15--13, "Phone Call from a Stranger11 \ MONDAY 7 D0--13, "Diabollque" 9 OQ--13, "The •VIktng Queen" 9.0o-3. "The lmpatlenl Heart" 11 · 3D-13, "Cast a Dark Sl1adow' 1 TUESDAY· "The Astronaut" 11 45--13, "Son ol Slnbad" 12 oo-s, "The Extraordinary 8: 3D-13, Seaman' 1 7 WEDNESDAY OQ--3, "The Truth About Spring" 11 •30-8. "Th• Curse of Frankenstein " ll :JG--13, "In Love & War" THURSDAY 11 · 30 - 13. "Young Philadelphians" 12 ~. "Decision At Sun· FRIDAY .Jto 9 oo--s, " Desert Detour" li ·JG--8, "Murder Ahoy" ll·JG--13, "The Sundowners" SATIIRDAY 3.30--13, "Lad, A Dog" ' 9: oo--3, "The 25th Hour" It : 30--B. "Red Planet Mars" 11·3D-13, "Voyage to a Prehistoric Planet", " X From Outer Space", "Creation of the Humanoids" 11 50--3, "Beau Geste" down" 12 ro-B. " Season of Passion" Republfc -of China I I .>-I , I· · ~ (that's Red China) lan'laverae to lifting capltallaUc trlcka where lhey'U work: It buys time on Hong Kong TV to h¥ckster Ita frozen food lli:Od\ICIII ... Rainbow Room's hO.t Alan Flelda Mel Brltlaher Jlll Warner are honeymooning 1on the Leonardo Da VInci after Sherry-Netherlands a TO 2oth CoiNTURV I= I IQ ~~ ~. II ,, FOit~TION; nou1 M(ll. . thru ~£0. AM . TMI I I .I • I .. • l . ' I l, . .. ~~ ri �.' \' . . , :' . DEADLINES · .' ...,..,wt· ...... ,._ ....... ... ·- 2 • . . , .. , ,. . ., . . , r· ,....,..>11' .• I :,, A·uto Sales •' f , • . ., P.M. Day Before Publication . Monday Deadl ine 9 a.m . Cancellation - Corrections WJII be accepted unfll9a .m . for . OF .. QUALITY · ., ' .... . > ~,:,_ H. Notice . · Notice : · .; For.Sale · Memorial Day P011ED PlANTS 75' up Vounn's 5 ~~~~~ IN MEMORY ot Emory who died seven years ago today, May 19th, 1965, T~~rr~~ ar~:g•n gate at the end Through which we each must go alone. And there Is a light we cannot see, Our Father claims His own . Beyond the gate our loved one finds happiness and rest. And there Is comfort In the thought That a living God knows best. The Powell ta m tty. 5· 19· 1lp IN LOVING memory of our · prec Ious Da dd yan d Hus ban d• Blaine Jay Turner, who was ~;~~-n sudden ly May 2oth, Sometimes It's hard to understand, Why certain things musl be, But there Is a reason for 11 all, Beyond our powers to see. Oear God, so many limes we long to see him just once more. T h hi t Ill 1 1 1 ,';,ahlm sco~7'n 9 1~ tl: ~.;:,~: To see on his face thatlnfecllous grin , . To enjoy the humor that was Pari of him . · We thank Gnd for sparing you from suffering and pain, We lhank Him tor sparing you froni being an Invalid. For God 3ranted you, your "'peace a h res t• 'fr home was so much nicer when you were here. Mr~!'a1~.d laughter and fun In Fusses an d musses 1nd no'hi ng In place. . But you built sweet memories that time can't erase. So, Blaine, we go and tend your grave, And leave behind tokens of love and say a silent prayer, And &ay, Dear God. please help us. our burdens to bear, For he lett us so suddenly. Very sadly missed by sons. Lance and Jimmy and wife, Carol Turner· 5-19-llp 0:. .. Casual Caten'ng "Evel yn Young of Ract' ne" has· a d'tfferent phone number from that in the phone d' t tree ory • The new number is 949-5656. Wanted . To BIIY -- OLD . ~ URN(T.u~ dil~es, · )'1nslu, Ptlunlu, number clocks, brill · 1,. altver. of Bedding Pl1nh _do! Iars .. .. : or .: ·•" .c·ompl•fe Veget1bft Pl1nts. household• ~•·· WrJt-.,·t.l· ·o. . Mllhlri Rt. ·4•.PO!ri,roy, <Jhlo. · Call. 992·6271:. . · · · · · ... .. J-l6-1fe ' Deland's Greenhouse E. Mlin St. Rlclnt ·Help . Wahted . . , .. _. .. GUN equipment of the late MAN to work :011' dairy . farm, Albert Hartung may be seen GARDENING Season is now In m.uit ·· kn&IW .· how :. ·10 milk. lulf swing and Bo~·s Market ~®st !lirnilhtd. : Phone 949In Mason, w. Va. can offer . r.~~ .cOntlcj ~rvll Holter, you the belt variety selection · ' .· and the lines! of quality In · ' : . . · ·· . • · . 5--14-dlc ·. i·, ·t· ·.. . · · · · · . Garden Plants In the Trl County area. Thtaseason, Bob ·• !'<P!'L · housek~"'t .to live-In Is featuring Two new ·won- ·: -nd, C.(e for 3·yeor otd girl; derlul tomato Hybrids In "'odern·, hoiJle ._,ln . country; Belfer Boy and Hybrid Beef . Phone ~-;M:I'/, :1~ for Mary Euler !Beet Steak typal; Shambl,ln .. · . along with 13 other tomato ·· 5-16·61' selections, • full line of cabbage and pepper plants For .Sale . or Trade and almost every floworlng · 1964. FdRD 'A·door VI standard, annual from Asters to Zln, 1965 . Chevelle,· 4 door, nlas. We also sell .Garden seeds, onion sets and seed ··autliiniti~ V8. Phone 992-6547. potatoes, tor best quall.ty and 5-18-Jtc selection buy dlrectlrom· the F . .R'' grower, mort than, · 600,000 ... ~r.. ent. plants grown annua YIn our TRAILER, Brown's Trailer greenhouses. Bob's Market por k, Mlnersvllle, 0 hlo. and Plant S.les. Mason' W. Phon -· ·~· Va - 773·5308, near the e n•w••· 5-il -ttc Pomeroy-Mo~on Bridge. TRA.ILER s~aces overlooking GUN SHOOT, May 20,6:30 p.m. Pomeroy . elma G. Zuspon. Mile Hill Rd. Flro Dept. phon~ Mason, 773-5750. Building. Assorted mutsand ' • . · ·· ~ . ·. :·:, . 5-tf·301F v, hog, cut up . ·Ringe.d and· sleeved guns shot every other 2 . BEDROO'A rrloblle home, match. . Racine ar. ea, 10. miles above 5 17 31· • · c Pomerdy; Phone 992-63:19. 5•12-tlc GUN SHOOT, Forked Run ..'-,,..,..._ __,.-".,,-----'Sportsman -Club, Sunday, 12· 3 AND • ROOM turnlshed and noon . Also rifle matches, oj)en unturnlshfd. apartments. sites only · "h ' .... . ·· r one 992 ....,... 5-17-Jic · <1-13-tlc _W_E_E_K_E_N_D_r_e-vl_v_o_l _a_t'"'the ~-...:---.-r,:....:..--,,Pomeroy Lower Light Church 4 ROOM furnished apartment, on the Harrtsonvllfi' Rd., Rt. &eynolds Flower Shop, · Ma th h ' Mason W VI · 143, ....., "90 1nn 1ng Y18 r~ t • . • .: , 5-1Htp 21st. Rev. Dallas Ford, Lancaster, will ba ~reach in". · "...-:·, apartment. w UNFU~WH~r phone 992 _2710 or .992 •3433 , Special slngl~ eac evening. Rev . Roy aylor. Pastor, . . ·5-4-tfc welcomes everyone. ------~...,...,~ . ·.~ 5-17-Jtc NEW 12 x 60 , two ~rooiii mobile home across from REGISTERED Appaloosa Stud Brodbur School • . C.,ll 992 ,_ Service, S50 Reg . mares, UO SJOeor Choiles LeviJs: :zi\4 Grade. Francis Benedum, houso south -from . Brldbu1y Phone 667·3856. . Sch 1 ·p 11 we'l•"-e· ' . 00 · ~ .. :-•· ' ,_ • , 5-17-30tp 5 11 . .. . · · PIANO tuning, Lone Daniels, ·· · May 10th thru June 25th. 2 BEDROOM .niof!lit ·hOme, Phone 992-2082. Reference, adults .<1rily. Phone 992-5592. Elberfelds. , ;' ... 5-1$-tlc 5-16-12tc ·at tho home of Laura Mae Nice, Rt. 3. Pomeroy, anylime otter 5 p.m. Phone 915-3863. S-19-3tp GOLF carts and Dumpsters, ~as and electric, for farm. ome and industrial use. $100 and up. Phone 1-175-2362 or 1875-5118. _ _ _ _ _ _ __:_5·_:_:19·61C HIDDEN Tretsures Gift Shop. I am seeking hand -crafted Items of all klnds to be sold In my gift shop on consignment basts. Call 992-67t0. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _S·..:.:19-31p 2 HEAVY DUTY 6 hole Chevrolet rims. Phone 9922307. - - - - - - - - - 5-_19-Jtp WHIRLPOOL gas dryer, will see cheap to 1 k dl 1 C•tl -' ' "•. 5631 _r qu c sposa · a 5-19-6tc --------COAL. Limestone, E•celslor Salt Works, E. Main St., Pomeroy, Phone 992-3891. ' 12-lfc --------~YARD SALE, Friday, Saturday .and Sunday, 10 a. m. May 1920-11. Fallow signs, Foglesong Road, Mason. Jim Beam. Avon bOttles, clothing, dishes, etc. 5-18-31!> . . · From the largest 'complete tine of ollie~ Bulldoz~ Radiator to t~ : equlpmont, furniture & Smallest' !:iMler Core. suppll1s. Typewrltor .& · . · Nafllan !!ins · Adding Machine Repair. R141iatot Spedallst Pick-up '& Delivery SMITH NELSON I !mJRS. ~~~roy Ph . . 5· Y11r Wrltfon Guarantee. eon 614-949-3511, · 11 no '.nswer, un ·614-4SZ-3t51, Aluminum sheets USED OFFSET PLATES HAVE, MANY USES 21r a for $1.00 The · Daily Sentinel ' tl ' Specializing In Small Businesses ~ 304 E. Main St- Pomeroy, Ohio . Phone 992-3795 or Mason 773-5535 -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Dbl Alltholly Ptumbjng We have 1 comptett Homo Pomeroy Maintenance Service the exterior carpentry. Ceiling fife ond Paneling and Siding. Compt•t• Plumbing & H,.tlng. ' Day Number 992-2550 We have 24 hr . emergoncy WE voTEsm. kEEPTH' . <$OVAMINT ~u & Auto CORNELL'S FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS M·*• ESTATE "' ... us. m.UJI CONV!NCI:")I .. ff. SHORE.L'I NONEO'YO' ISSKE ERED OF A MESS O' THtN AIR!! EARTH MOVING •.•: ' ' .. ,1,1 ::,:: 1 MOVE c> MY c><:SK TEN F£ET CLOS Er< T' TH' WAT£1? COOLER! OUT MORE WORk:: A DAY~ HEY! I HAeo eti<'Die LOS<T ANY WEii?HT YET f' GOT A l:ff.C1S. OF ANTDE'A ! JU5T WE WON'T' KNOW UNTIL. 10MORRO\V WHEN ~E CHECKS IN! {/ ~1 . J ,_ ( Sprng Painting? QI(AY, GUZ, Y 'GQT 1AiTA. !WY, OOP .I I 'f'OURSEL.F A. KNEW 'I'OU'D MA.KI: jUD GE ! \... TM' RIGMT D!C IS ION .I . .,1 . ( F'INE ' !. -- 1 NhERE AR E t!E T.,Efo!F..' ' VOU HEADEO . . . WE 'lL. HOL.D TH ' COOl<·OF~ FIRST TH ING 1N TH ' MO R NI~G IN FRONi OF T~ ' PAL.AC=: .• , T'GET MY JUOG £'5 . OUTFli i'O GET'ME:R/ ~10\i/:J \ US EXPERIENCED IN INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING Phone 742-5825 or 992-6576 :::: <· :-:· ' We can R. I. D08BELD ft... .. use this in the tax office' ., ! 3 i ~ CHECK eVERY THE DNL'f CHAtiC E. tHCH Of THIS PLACE ·- AS \IJE GOT IS l HAT THEY ' LL BE TOO BUSY CHfCKIH ' T' NOTICE @ ~ SOOH AS THe DUST ' ,,. Ji-10R~AlfLE, ~AS A\JI60D~ EV~R TOL.D '{X) flOW MUGH 1111S COMPA.N'/ ~ 1\RIES UfOIJ ~~ ACROSS 1. Boundary 5. Outdoors· man's vehicle 11. Rumanian city · tZ. Gangster's phrase (2 wds. I 13. Savor :..=~7-r==::::;---r.:J 14, 100 centimos in Madrid 15. C.S.A . giant 16. Meadow sound 11.Jeanne d'·, 18. Reside 20. Brooded 21. Breaks a traffic law 23.1936 Oscar winner 24. Veil fabric ·-n....,.-------111AT'5 5. Fossil tree 31. Stratagem 38. Navigate resins 39. Church part 40. Legume 41. FrenchBelgian river DOWN 1. Promenade 2. Border lake 3. Enjoy greatly (3 wds .) 4. Nigerian city Unscramble these four Jumbl es, 6. Of a the air one letter to each square , to region form four ordinary word s. 1. My (Fr.) 8. Fun ex· cursions (2 wds.l 9. Alienate 10. Effect 16. Ancient Persian 19.In good shape 21, Constituting vigor 22. Pen al 23. Metrical unit 25. Disappear 'r' et tr rd ay' ~ An ~ wer KJ ! .[J I JWIWI' 21. Cull off 29. Its capital is II Port-au · Prince 33. Otherwise 34. Stal~ er 's prey 36. Ha irdo gadget 31. Method II'E . 1/lf~ U ,_. -r yr t,_ ~ ~ 1, AH, l WILL, OH, 1 CANIN01 I .. NO WAY FOR AMAN LI~E WITHOUT LINDER A GVP5Y LOVE YOU, YOU GLORIOUS GIRL .. . sPm TO TALK, roASTH~ LA~ I . __:_: 6-15-lfc EXPERT Tre.e Strvlce, trimming and removal . Richard Hayman, phone 647'· TH16 15 OWIN6 TO e,EIN6 l-ATE . t I \til UJ n~ I. !I . V: L Now arranre the circled letters ~ to form the aurprise anAwer, as ,1 sun eoted by the above cartoon. ;::[~Prin=llh=es=URPII=IS=IAN=sw=!R'::her:::..e~I rI I I 1 X1 ) (Antwen lo111orrow) Jumhlr 1 : MUSIC Z5,Do AUTOMOBILE Insurance baen cancelled? Lost your· =:•tor's license?· Call 992- _____ ~'1, ' · fil -------- . .~. / ~ ..... _ __ :'.,_ •'I <• ~ h ' ' ' c::------- 304t. F IGGE ~E. D A WAY T' DO A W~ OLE l-i 0UR'5 '---------...J SEE ----- ~-- l 3 BEDROOM house with bath, . 2 BEDROOM· frame - bath · lh acre lot, on public water General Contractor basement . garage, located system ~. mile from Chester 315 Condor St., Pomeroy. on County Rt. 5. Phone m . Ohio. Very neal In ap- SEE US FOR : Awnings, storm 4262. pearance, and worth looking doors and windows, carports•. 5-1ol-6tc at tor the price. tt ·lnteresled morquetl, aluminum siding · call 992-7184 anytime or see and rolling . A. 'Joe®, saln , 7 ROOM house, Racine, Ph rapr,,sentatlve. For tree ' · Larry Hu\lson. baths. nice locillon, · almost 5-t9-31C estimates,• phono Chartea ·· 1 new roof. n~e .garage_, nice Lisle, Syr•cuse, V. V. . : garden plot. Carpeting In two Johnson and Son, Inc. rooms. Phone 949-3954. 3-2-tfe 5-19-31p BACKHOE and dozer work. . Septic tanks Installed. Call . -: BOll or Roger Jeffers 992-3525 ·. or 992-5232. ·· · 608 E. Malri, Pomeroy S-19-12tc YOU HAVE A DATE With us today to see how CALL 9AII-2789for auto body and paint work . Also repair fiber - JlUJI!b..r!JiJivlng you will get glass boats. plus electric and . out of this charming brick . gas weldlna . .Stanley's About 8 years old, 3 Iorge Custom Body Shop bedrooms, llh balhs, very 5-19-JOtc modern kitchen, full basement with a dream rec . SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED room, utility •room, 1 acre 992-3020 REASONABLE roles. Ph. ""'ground. large carport. 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, "o CoalS!. Mlddtepart $28,500.00 Pomeroy, Lincoln Owner I. Operator. His. area. 5-1 2-tfc PAGEVILLE 3 BUILDING SITES bedroom, bath, home, Approx. 30 acres, Chester C. BRADFORD, Auctlonwater. close to Pomeroy, garage , large LCompftte Service builders don 'I pass this one Phone 9<19-3121 shaped porch, home up. Racine, Ohio has paneling and ·Crill Bradford POMEROY-Sprlrig Ave. -. 5-t-lfc carpet . Located on 1112 2 story frame, new siding, new roof, new carport, needa acres all level, In "'SE"'W=IN"'G:-:-MA"""'C""H"'IN"'E"'S.,--:R:-epa Ir paint Inside, '3 bed~Wms, service, all makes. 992-2284. serene, rural com bath , These are lew, and far The Fabric Shop, POmeroy. munity, 10 minutes between. $5,500.1)0, Authorized Singer Salu 1nd MIDDLEPORT-Mulberry from Rutland . Has Service. We Sharpen Scluors. Avt. 3-29-ttc· many varieties of fruit Nice 1'12 story brick, 2 largo trees - $7,950 . bedrooms. bath, carpeted, READY -MIX CONCRETE paneled, lavel lot, storage dollvered right to y:our building. In e.cellent conpro/eel. Fut and easy. Free One of ' Pomeroy's est motes. Phone 992-3284; dition on the Inside and the II nest homes, 3 Goegleln Ready-MI• Co.,. outside. 16,950.00. bedrooms, llf2 baths, Middleport, Ohio. , A REALTOR IS A 6-30-tfC PROFESSIONAL - REAL full, -'dry basement, ESTATE tS HIS every room incl udlng PROFESSION. SEE YOUR BACKHO!: AND DOZER work . Septic tanks Instilled. George kitchen and both baths R'EALTOR .FOR YOUR (Bill! Pullins. Phone 992-2478. have carpeting; anREAL ESTATE NEEDS A-25-lfc TODAY. tique ~at in drapes; air'' HENRY E. CLELAND SR. conditioning and many HARRISON'S TV and Antenna , REALTOR · Sarvlce. Phone 992-25:12. other Items stay with D11lm-2m · 6-10-lfc house - Sl7.000. tt no 1n1- m-2561 O'DELL WHEEL ollgnmenf localodoiCrouroade, Rt. 124.. Compftte front ·end service;' ·tune up and brake service< Wheels balanced electronically . All work guaranteed. Reuonable . 110 Mechanic Street ratn. Phone 992·3213. ' 7-27-tfc ' Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 CLELAND REALTY ~ELTS 'EM!! lM >-19 Oo1er & End folder lltork, ponds, basement, l•nd~ strvice. staping. We hi .. 2 sl~e 992-S103 742-3947 dolOrs, 2 sin folders. Work '191 742-4761 '. Wto re fully ln•ured dont by hour or cqntract•. Free Esllmaffl, We also • ·. haul 1111 dirt, top soli. Dump FARMERS for the largos t t rue ksa nd 1ow-bo y tor hi re. number A. L Cattle Sires. See Bob or Rotor Jeffers, Minimum S8 fee per animal., Pomeroy. Phone 9U-35Z5 Phone Leland Parker, 992· after 7 p.m. or phone m2264, Pomeroy. • SZ3Z. '\ Real Estate For Sale - Af,J' IF AN'IONE TRIE510 LEAVE WIFTHAR C!-IECK-AH OpeniTII5 Mollday thru Saturdly 606 E. Mlln, Ponwroy,.Q, year aroUnd. No matter what your nttd. Complete roof or 3956. _ _ _ _ _ _ __:_5·_14-71p E'AT HERE AT YOI.IR OliN RISK • On ~st Amerl.~i!_ ~l!!'.l 241 Ll~coln St. ~lddteport, Ohio L~i 1 HE'ARD 'IW '5.55' I spOutini ,..,.lr. Interior or Elementary School. Phone 992-7384 to see. - ----------11""'-7··1fc J EXPERT 'WhJel....Ar . JJI.ment· . Virgil B. Teaford, Sr.- Broker Real Estate For Sale LIBRARY, PLEASE TffAN WE THOUGHT 3Z1 Third St. . Racine, Ohio Pl. Ptusont All WEATHER ROORNG ' & CONSTRUCTION · . &-·PWMBING CO. •• CENTS ~JU JIVE THE 'y.ayy EXTERMINATION ------ 36" X 23" X .009 THE CJLLEGE'S FINANCIAL CONDITIO .~ MUST So EVE~ WORSE · 1 (j ,J H KEBLER'S BOOKKEEPING SERVICE t"' ' ' ' Ul ••• Oil FIRST, TH~RE ARE f:IJ/V'£ FORMS TO f'ILL rur,· e,.9.50 . PHONE 675-3628 424 Mlin St. 1911 ~'til~ "" > Get Rid Of Thom Will do any average slngft dwelling far -----......,-- For Sale SREAT BALLS 0' 'F,IRE !! . ~ rrrr TATER'S GOT HOLT OF TH' TOOTHPASTE A6'1N TtRIIITES · · TtRM !TIS 3 BEDROOM ranch type home, Arbaugh AllAddition, Tuppers Plains. new with total electric and central air condlllonlng, bath and '10 fully Economy Tiller, 3'1• h.p. B&S carpeted, full basement, engine. Reg . 15'1.95 144.95 garage In basement, See by appointment, phone 992-2t96 5-A-1~tc Turf Trim Mower, B&S 3112 ' or 992-3585. O.nny Thompson. WILL do house roof ancfliii'n h.p. engine. In carton 70.25 Financing available. painting; Interior painting; 12-30-tlc free estimates; phone 992POMEROY .. . Jack W. C1rsey, Mgr; 7085. ·RACINE - 6 room house: bath, 5-9-30tc ' , Phone 992-2111 utility room , garage. $10,000; phone 9A9-4195. 1969 HARLEY Sprint 350 cc, 3-31-tfc ROOF · painting and minor repair . For estimates call 992- . exce11enr conolllon·,· new - - - - - 2239. battery, U99. Phone 992-532A. BEDROOM, two story house. 5-14-6tc 5-15-6tc 4 small barn ·and other · r-- -------'-----., buildings, 1 acre on Rt . 7 In Tuppers Plains. Phone 667- Mobile Hom·es ·For Salt · . ,. , SUPPLY ·Service air furnace. Near Pomeroy . MOWERS & TILLERS · POINT ofFICE 'Real Estate For J. ,,.44:1, · • · ·· ' ( r r 1 r ( r r f r t j '- - J BEAUTIFUL selection flowers, Sile baskets and wreaths for . Memorial O.y, Cliff's Shoe Repair, Middleport, Ohio. NICE 2-story home with full 5-2-231c basement, 2 lots, new for~ed ' SPECIAL - - 1969 FORD F250, camper special truck with t1 ft. selfcontained camper. Matched sa I. 882-317 ••. 111 Court St. 5-t8-3tc Pomeroy, Ohi~\. . I WE , HAVE a nice selection of CLELAND' S GREENHOUSE. !lowers for Decoration, 97c to · Memorial Day, Polled Plants. · 55.50 -for .baskets. wreaths. SMALLEY ' S Gift Shop, 75c up, Pansies, Petunias ; cross~s. sprays, hurts , Chesler. Ohio. Have large number of bedding plants ; ~fbi.. .. We hove a lot of hllih assortment of flowers for ail vegetable plants. Geraldine class flowers for oil of our old occasions. Arrangements lor E "·In St Ra 1 · customers .ot 1 reasonable Mother's Day : pots and Clel •nd • • · '"" ·• c ne. price. Reynolds Flower Shop, • baskets for Memor ial Day .. ,.....= - . = = = --5·_ 16-ttc Mason, W.Va., up near DriveWe and up. -Phone 985-3537. 'LEGAL NOTICE In Theatre. A-28-12tc 5-16-6tc 1N THE . ELLEN's . Gift Shop, Reeds• COMMON PlEAS COURT LOST . bright carpet colors ... ville, ' Ohio, has flowers for 0• restore them with Blue Memorial Ooy, baskets and MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ·Lustre . Rent electric arrangements, from 68 cents DEWEY RAY BIRCHFIElD BOAT LICENSE - for your up. ()pen dally 1 p. m. to 8 p. sham~r $1: Ben Franklin and boat. for your motor. BERRY-MILLER . MOBILE "'ARY l,.-11-lRCHFIELO, Store, 200 Main St.• Pomeroy. m. and Sunday 1 to 5 p. m. Available at Simon's Pick-A!.ycampfe Strut, ' 5-18-ttc HOMES, 705 Farson St., '· . Qhto. Pair Shoe Store, 101 W. Main. Mlddltport, Ohio, Plolntltfl Belpre, Ohio, ..... m for . . . . 5-16-61c Yo. Pomeroy, Ohio, Phone 992· 2 DEMING pump motors, fils you on 1 · aoocl used Or • · MRS. R. E. CANADAY ond 3830. rePQI!HIHd :.1'1\C)!)Ue... Hoinec 1957 C.HEVROLET 2'h ton pump No. 4232 '12 H.P., t small R. E. CANADAY, 5-16-JO!c We hive a hugetelectlon o1 e. truck , tandem axle; 1965 . blacksmith Iorge with laddie, Addren Unknown, Et 01.. Dtltndants SAVE up to one hall. Brln'fyiiyr 10.12 wide-Mobile Homu now Yamaha-YDS-3, phone 691- 200 gal. gasoline storage tank NOTICE BY PUBLICATION on stand, 1-30gal . water tank, l~ atock. See ~• flrll- You'll 3290, Warren Reeves . sick TV to Chuck's TV .ShOif, . No. 15,0,4 one 1954 Plymouth station . b e glad you did . 5t6-6tc 151 Putternut Ave .. Pomoroy. The Defendants, Mrs. R. E . wagon, good motor. new tires, 5-11-Jtc . · .,j-A-ttc Candav; R. E. Canaday ; the 7 YEAR OLD Tennessee Walker need, some body work. Phone unknown heirs, dtvisees , 992-6457 after 6 p. m. legatees , administrators. KOSCOT KOSMETICS and 50 k 10 MOBILE home. Phone . mort, palomino, gentle but dlslributees. execu-tors and spirited, nec:k relns. John 5-18-Jip wigs. Need extra money? Just W-216t, assigns of L . C. Brechtel, sell these products . No 5-19-4tc !~~eai::i:32Wacu~e Ohio, STORAGE llulldlng 100 II. • so Deceased. and the unknown restricted territories. Phone he irs, devisees, legatees, ad 5 10-121 fl. on nearly an acre of 992-5113. ministrators. dlstrlbutees, · P ground. Spring Ave., or u :ecutors and assigns of Peter - - : - : - : - : - - : - - - -4-..,..2-tfc MODE_RN 'walnut atyle stereo: Naylor's Run Road . Building· ·Air ·Conditioners Brechtel , Deceased, will take _ radio. A speaker sound located at least 25 ft. above notice that on the 3rel dav of CALL for free facial and e_p• Awilings · · : May , 1972, a Complaint w..-· plication of flmOUS· Mink. 011 s~stem. A speed outomllc highest flood, and readily accessible because of direct filed In the Common Pion. K~ir1le!JC' · Anri S1uv1ge, • Underpinning c enger. Bl lance U7.59. Use access to flood road . .6 miles Courl of Meigs County, Ohio, Syrltcuie; Otilo 992-3272. · · our budget terms. Call 9921ro m Maln bStreet enPhd 1.2 Case No. 15,06<, wherein you • 5-10-. 1,21p Complete mobile home 7015 . have been named defendants. , .. - plus gigantic S.17-6tc m11 es 1rom Y·pau 7· one In the pro Ver of the Complaint, REG. ARABIAN STUD SERe ltrvlce display of mobile homes Pomeroy 992-W2. · Plo inllfls pray lhat Defendants VICE. Klrafl No. O'""l. Rich , 5-18-6tc may. be compelled to shaw their ..,..,_ I II t bl TWIN needle sewing machine -------~.:..:.:...:. , in lerest and lhat the same may Raffles blood tine. Fee $50 at • WIY.l lVI I e I ... . · MIL· L · ' 1 1· · ·.. . 1971 model In walnut stand. . be adjudged to be null end void , service, Eskey Hill, FlatAll teaturn built-In to make woods Rd ., Pomeroy. Ohio. and plalnllll's tllle qv le ted · fancy designs ana do stretch against the same, and for such 5-ll·ltc NEARLY NEW Mo.ILI HOMES other relief as Is proper . The sew.tng . Also buttonholes, NEAR NEWCOALMINE-4bedrooms, large play room, real estate Is descri bed as tHo w..ltlngton aMI blind hems. etc. 543.35 cash llh baths, radiant panel heat. Nice kitchen with cook and NOTICE L..EGAL follows : · m-m1 . I"'LI".Itl',o. pr.lce or terms available. units. Double stainless steels ink. 2 drilled wells and bake The following Real Estate· lEGAl NOTICI ,. " Phon · e --"'1. . 77• ·foondltlon for 2nd hoose. 10 acres of land for only slhJated In the County of Meigs, ·· .:.: ".:.. · ,;,.·.1:,":;. · .;,·;: · ~:;; <·'-'''\ ' ..J PAUl HARRIS , whose ld· ...__ _;.;•~ In the State of Ohio, and In th• dr111· 11 . unknown,,: 11 IJtr:tbY". $20,000.00. 5·17·6tc Township of Sallsbur.,, and notified lhtt on tho 9th day Of CASH paiH 'for all mlkH and · - - - - - - - - RENOVATED bounded and dtsc:rlbed as M•Y· 1972. Linl turnor, btlna modela of mobile homes. VACUUM cluner, Electro COUNTRY HOME 'Yet has city water, natural gas follows : the ~lilnfllf 111M htr compllinl Phone area codl 614-423·9531. Hygiene, n1w demonstrator furnace, 3 bedrooms. bath, panelhlg, garage, and '10 acre. Situate In Marcu1 Bosworth's In Plfllflon •a1tnst him ·u t ol-lJ-Ifc has all cteentng attachments Addition to Lower Pomeroy, d"tn~ent, In tho Common Nlcewraparoond concrete porch with wrought Iron posts. plus the new Efectro Suds for now Incorporated Into the Ploh •COurt, Meigs County, . Only $11,000.00. . h 1 t On Ylllag 0 of Middleport, Meigs MIDDLEPORT ~::p~:s~g ,:i:;P:,: llr~~ A new community of County, Ohio, and marked and ?,~~~·t .lnd being cue number For Rent or $ale 3 BEDROOMS -1'12 baths, larg- living, front and back known on the said plat ot lower Said complain! prays tor 1 , ., avllloble. Phone 992·5641. · . ... ·· quality . homes Pomer0\1 as Lot Number 153. pori Ilion of tho following HOUSE In Long Bottom; phw porches.- Utility building on level lot near M&R. Only 5-17-6tc re11istically priced, Sold tot btlng fifty Itt! by ant dtscrlbld real est11e, end that · 985-3529. $8,500.00. . . _ hundred and eleven feet. 8elnQ lht plalntlfl's lntorost bt sttolf 5-9-tfc LOSE weight with New Shape NEAT near Meigs High Lot No . 1S3 es shown In deed .. · Tablets, 10 day supply only School. For details call 2 BEDROOMS - Bath, . lcively oak floors, and small records of Meigs countr , Ohio, to lltr In stvertlty or lhot SO\d real estate be sold 1nd the · l'..t· Sl A9 0 tt 0 co.. garden. Basement, outbuilding. Front porch. Asking only In Volume 159, Page 320. procttdl thtrtlrom bo dlvldz· . IIIMI · · · u on rug S6.SQO.OO. • Reference Deed : Volumt 24•, •ccordl · . MlddlejiOrl, Nelson Drug KEY . Rlt'AI , - -10 1 Page 569 of the Meigs County • Sald·r~:lest:l:'bifng sltut 16 Ft. Fibre gillS bolt with .fO Store, Pomeoy. Uti. NEW Deed Records . In lhe Villtge or "omtl'llX• h. motor lnd trailer. Coi19925·17-Jtc Athens, Ohl'o 3 BEDROOMSWith la"gt closets, both hasshower. nice .You art required to enswer County of Mtlgs 1nd Stitt <If 3509. kitchen, stove and refrigerator Included. Carpet tn living the Complaint within twtntv · Ohio, 1nd bllng two lots con· '· 5-tUtc · EARLY American otereo-radlo· Ray Do119las, Realtor eight days aller·-Mt~t 11st lotnlna 1.A2 ecros. mort or 1111. and dining, nlce ·level lot with metal utilitY building. Will combination AM FM r1dl 0 • 592-3 414 · publication of this notlct, For a mort dtlllltil dOitrlptlon E I 'listen to an offer. .. ' '• namely, by not later than t~t Ofllld rill nlllt rtltrtnce II rnp 0 11 ment.. Wanted . . spud lptlker sound system, A B' ll K . . RIVER VIEW 24th day of July, 1m. or mtdt 10 1101umo 2AI pago lt5, ....,.. [ .3 au.tom1tlc chenger. t tlton, Assoc. 4 BEDROOMS - Older home. 2 batho, clrpellng, ludgmonl by dtloull will be Molgs county Dtid Aetords. w·•L PAINT roofs or houses, Blt•nce 171.34. Uoe our 592-1349 paneling, screened front porch: Full buemeot, city rendered against you . Sold dofendont, Paul Horrts. trim and cut . trm ; ctun biliget terms. Call 992-7015. L---~:.:...:..:.:.:..___.J u!Hitles plus river frontage. Garages. • DIWE'Y fiA·Y IIRCH'IILD sholl answtr tho plolnt lll's . attics; baSements, etc. Pholle •· 5-1Htc and . complaint on or before Au;uJ.t · 949·3121 . MAllY L. IIRCH,ILD, 7, 1972. or hllhlll bt dtemtd In refrigerator $4.5, Top~:n HOUSE, 104 SPRING AVE., , SOMETHING NEW EVERY WEEK. WE TAKE A ...:.._ _ _ _ _ _ _5-2-JO!c _ . AMC Sycamore Str11t, Middltport, dtflult. rtn•e SlO,, couch s1o. Con act POME.ROY. CAN BE SEEN PICTURE OF YOUR PROPERTY FOR OUR OFFICE Ohio · • ON WEEKENDS ONLY. ltnl Turner. Plllntlfl . WALL WHEN YOU LIST WtTH US. ' Plalotlfll J . B. O'Brltn, htr ottorney 140 High St ., Middleport, · ROBERT RUSS,ELL. WILL ,OO·deytime I:IIIDyslttlng HELEN L TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE Crpw, Crow & POrter, Ohio. · • tOOV. Court Strt.st ·.• ' . • . ·. ' In ,Racine 1ru, ~jl 5-)7-Jtp 5-17-Jtp Altorntyl for Plelnllfls m-ms Pomoroy, O"lo ...,,., . · • A-" •:IO!p (51 12, 19, 26; (61 2. 9, 11 '' !51 If, 26: 161 I, 9,,16; 23, 6tc .. . . ·.. . ' .. •"· • 1/f'\ . . . . ....,., ' .. .' Not ·ce 1 Bu-siness "Services ______ •2'*'' Pomeroy Motor Co•.cs ·~ . ·' ForSale 1967 c;HEVROLET ll!'lpala, 2 CAMPER, 16 11. sleeps 6, good : door hardtop, R I. H. condition, $1 ,000, Phone 992a~tomatic transmlsslqn, very· 6329. / ' . .condition, power _ _ _ _ _..=£_ 5-t2-lfc , . ~ . ' •::·: good ~t..rlng, call 742-59<13. . Cay pt Publication '. ,!~ ... ~,,,...,, , ,. . ~ " 5-19-Jic POODL.E puppies, Silver Toy, REGUlATIONS The Publisher reserves the .Parkvlew Kennets, .Phone 992· right to edit or relect any ads • 1967 ·DODGE O.rt convertible• ) . ' ~deemed obfectlonal. The pbwer ,.stHrlng. automatic, B-15-lfc publiSher will not be responsible 1969 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 4 DR. $Iff · · · . · dirk , blue finish. phone 9-49· for more than one Incorrect V-8, automatic. power steering, goodllros. Priced to ,.. · · ·201A •. · ...BIG SALE, Reynolds' · Flower l nser~i on . please. RATES , ,. ·'· S-17-ollc. Shop In Mason, W. Va. huthe • For Want Ad Service . .."· · · ..._..1, 67 6 CYL. Chevr.olet pick-up biggest selection of flowers In 5 cents per word one InsertiOn 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA CPE. k 'for Mother's O.y end also tor Minimum Charue75c · ttuc , A; new Illes, two mud Oecoratlon O.y. We .can sav~ 6 Cyl . std. trans. Plenty to ..lie here. 12 cents per word three · and • snow· tires , re -built 110u money on your flowers. consec ut fve Insertions. m9FORD J,'<fON DUTY . . ,. radlalor; Phbody fair • motor This Is g,ur 20th year tn the 18 cen ts p~r word Sh< con0 K, UI)O. ·ene 992-67T3. secutive lnserllons . 4 speed trans., 360 cu. In V-1 engln., H. duty tlr~.; det~xo. buslntss. You name It, we've 5·17-31c 25 Per Cent Discount on paid cab a. trim mldgs., new step bumper; 8ft. wlde.body. ·~ ., . . got lt; 9Bc to S6.50, any basket l'lds l'lnd ads paid within 10 days. CARD DF THANKS nice one & priced to go. .. • : . l9~ CHEVELLE. super sport ~~~:-:YR:~~~3s.ah1:.HA~~st. & OBITUARY • · ·: · consoli; VI outolliatlc trans5-14-131p S1 .50 for 50 word minimum ' ···.·.:· mlsslon'; ,alr ccndltloned, real - - - - - - - - Each additionaL word 2c . · . ·good coild)tlon. Phone 992- HOME grown tomato plants, BliND AOS 3511. Additional 25c Charge per Improved Mexican, Heinl 5-19-6tc Advertisement. 1350, large Supersonic and OFFICE HOURS Yellow Jubilee ; also 8:30a .m . to 5:00p.m . Daily OP. I N I VIS. 1.00 P.M. · · . 00· 0 · G E . C t d Mangoes, Hot ~eppers and 8 : 30 a . m . to 12 : 00 Noo~ · 't965 · orne • goo Early Cabbage Plants. 500 ·ft. · fPMIROY, OHIO Saturday. ~· . ~WIIIon. M. C. Larrimore, .. above the Syracuse State In Memory . --~-.....,..,..,...,._......,.,.,.,•.-·"·4: ' ·' : Bridgeman Rd., Syracuse. Park . on Rt. 124, Thomas 5' 19' 3tP ' Hayman, Syracuse, Ohio. IN MEMORY ol our father who , 4-30-JOic passed away 5 years ago, Mr. LOSE weight with New Shape Hone! Denney . . . Tablets, 10 day supply only 22 ·AND hlg~ pow,ered ~lf.le BOTTLE gas range, $10, old ·Sadly missed by Children. $1.49. Dutton Drug Co, match, Sund•y, May 21'; 12:30 Edison disc records $1.50 5-19-llc Mlddlepo,t, Nelson Drug p.lri. Rutland Gun. Clup: All each. Phone 367-7729. 1-N- M = E-:-M:-:O"R"Y..,....,of:-:D:-a-r:-ls-:S,.-am-pson Store, Pomeroy· · scope.; sites: Sj)eclal ·shooting 5-12-1otp who died one year ago today, 5·19-llp for jackpot II . 3t5 Y•rds. ' May t9, t971. So sadly missed Putluck. Fomlt'les lnvlied. SYRACUSE Drive-In , phone by wife, Beverly and girls, Bring c011ertjl dlah . · · 992-2088. Sheila, Brenda and Lena. I' 6 5·18-Jk H -121p .5 • ' .Sentinel · Classi/ieds ·,. flet .· A.ction! Sentinel Classifieds. .G~t ·Resultst WANT ADS INFORMATION r.·r . I ,. 10 -:Thlon.tly-IE '1•1;'!12 pwloP+ !ftJ,O.,...,It,lt'/2 . ' without 26. Indigo plant 2,. Sway 28. Russian jet 29. Assailed (2 wds.) SO. Son of Miled 31. Donkey (Fr.) ~"'" ' 32. Kind of l\n 8 .. rr : TRIPE DAWNED ANI MIA Jf'#wr .nm' rl ''XJWI' Ij'ro m " liuf, . ,J,•dl- " IMP -UDE NCl" H~ SHO\ILD l FEE~ GUILW? I ONL~ DID !J,:l1AT EVE R~ S ISTER fl;\S ALWA~" WANTED 1tJ 00 ... herring 35. Acid or • A-2:t-30tp. oxide DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: . -- AXYDLBAAXR Is L 'O N G F E L L 0 W One letter sjmply stands lor 'anoth er. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's: etc. Single letters. ~---------, ,---,~------"'-, apostrophes, the length and formation o! the word s are all hints. Each .day the code letters are dtfferent. S!'PTIC tanks' c!Nnad. Miller· Sanlt1tlon, Stewart, Ohio. Ph .. 662-3035. .' •2-12-tfc, ------ ,:.,' · ---.,.,-:..-i''•• r-~=- CRYPTOQUOTE~ ZQE LUD~U TWODWKW ZQE UQHW WRFDOZ O.QN GURG WRNYWFGO Z. -G WNWYPW Yeo\enlay's· Cryploquote. MORE PERSONS, ON THE WHOLE ARE HUMBUGGED BY BELIEVING IN NOTHING, THAN BY BELIEVING TOO MUCH.-P. :t. 'BA~NUM • WMP0/1390, ;. (C 1912 KinK Featuru Syndicate, Inc.) ·-- . . \I I �.' \' . . , :' . DEADLINES · .' ...,..,wt· ...... ,._ ....... ... ·- 2 • . . , .. , ,. . ., . . , r· ,....,..>11' .• I :,, A·uto Sales •' f , • . ., P.M. Day Before Publication . Monday Deadl ine 9 a.m . Cancellation - Corrections WJII be accepted unfll9a .m . for . OF .. QUALITY · ., ' .... . > ~,:,_ H. Notice . · Notice : · .; For.Sale · Memorial Day P011ED PlANTS 75' up Vounn's 5 ~~~~~ IN MEMORY ot Emory who died seven years ago today, May 19th, 1965, T~~rr~~ ar~:g•n gate at the end Through which we each must go alone. And there Is a light we cannot see, Our Father claims His own . Beyond the gate our loved one finds happiness and rest. And there Is comfort In the thought That a living God knows best. The Powell ta m tty. 5· 19· 1lp IN LOVING memory of our · prec Ious Da dd yan d Hus ban d• Blaine Jay Turner, who was ~;~~-n sudden ly May 2oth, Sometimes It's hard to understand, Why certain things musl be, But there Is a reason for 11 all, Beyond our powers to see. Oear God, so many limes we long to see him just once more. T h hi t Ill 1 1 1 ,';,ahlm sco~7'n 9 1~ tl: ~.;:,~: To see on his face thatlnfecllous grin , . To enjoy the humor that was Pari of him . · We thank Gnd for sparing you from suffering and pain, We lhank Him tor sparing you froni being an Invalid. For God 3ranted you, your "'peace a h res t• 'fr home was so much nicer when you were here. Mr~!'a1~.d laughter and fun In Fusses an d musses 1nd no'hi ng In place. . But you built sweet memories that time can't erase. So, Blaine, we go and tend your grave, And leave behind tokens of love and say a silent prayer, And &ay, Dear God. please help us. our burdens to bear, For he lett us so suddenly. Very sadly missed by sons. Lance and Jimmy and wife, Carol Turner· 5-19-llp 0:. .. Casual Caten'ng "Evel yn Young of Ract' ne" has· a d'tfferent phone number from that in the phone d' t tree ory • The new number is 949-5656. Wanted . To BIIY -- OLD . ~ URN(T.u~ dil~es, · )'1nslu, Ptlunlu, number clocks, brill · 1,. altver. of Bedding Pl1nh _do! Iars .. .. : or .: ·•" .c·ompl•fe Veget1bft Pl1nts. household• ~•·· WrJt-.,·t.l· ·o. . Mllhlri Rt. ·4•.PO!ri,roy, <Jhlo. · Call. 992·6271:. . · · · · · ... .. J-l6-1fe ' Deland's Greenhouse E. Mlin St. Rlclnt ·Help . Wahted . . , .. _. .. GUN equipment of the late MAN to work :011' dairy . farm, Albert Hartung may be seen GARDENING Season is now In m.uit ·· kn&IW .· how :. ·10 milk. lulf swing and Bo~·s Market ~®st !lirnilhtd. : Phone 949In Mason, w. Va. can offer . r.~~ .cOntlcj ~rvll Holter, you the belt variety selection · ' .· and the lines! of quality In · ' : . . · ·· . • · . 5--14-dlc ·. i·, ·t· ·.. . · · · · · . Garden Plants In the Trl County area. Thtaseason, Bob ·• !'<P!'L · housek~"'t .to live-In Is featuring Two new ·won- ·: -nd, C.(e for 3·yeor otd girl; derlul tomato Hybrids In "'odern·, hoiJle ._,ln . country; Belfer Boy and Hybrid Beef . Phone ~-;M:I'/, :1~ for Mary Euler !Beet Steak typal; Shambl,ln .. · . along with 13 other tomato ·· 5-16·61' selections, • full line of cabbage and pepper plants For .Sale . or Trade and almost every floworlng · 1964. FdRD 'A·door VI standard, annual from Asters to Zln, 1965 . Chevelle,· 4 door, nlas. We also sell .Garden seeds, onion sets and seed ··autliiniti~ V8. Phone 992-6547. potatoes, tor best quall.ty and 5-18-Jtc selection buy dlrectlrom· the F . .R'' grower, mort than, · 600,000 ... ~r.. ent. plants grown annua YIn our TRAILER, Brown's Trailer greenhouses. Bob's Market por k, Mlnersvllle, 0 hlo. and Plant S.les. Mason' W. Phon -· ·~· Va - 773·5308, near the e n•w••· 5-il -ttc Pomeroy-Mo~on Bridge. TRA.ILER s~aces overlooking GUN SHOOT, May 20,6:30 p.m. Pomeroy . elma G. Zuspon. Mile Hill Rd. Flro Dept. phon~ Mason, 773-5750. Building. Assorted mutsand ' • . · ·· ~ . ·. :·:, . 5-tf·301F v, hog, cut up . ·Ringe.d and· sleeved guns shot every other 2 . BEDROO'A rrloblle home, match. . Racine ar. ea, 10. miles above 5 17 31· • · c Pomerdy; Phone 992-63:19. 5•12-tlc GUN SHOOT, Forked Run ..'-,,..,..._ __,.-".,,-----'Sportsman -Club, Sunday, 12· 3 AND • ROOM turnlshed and noon . Also rifle matches, oj)en unturnlshfd. apartments. sites only · "h ' .... . ·· r one 992 ....,... 5-17-Jic · <1-13-tlc _W_E_E_K_E_N_D_r_e-vl_v_o_l _a_t'"'the ~-...:---.-r,:....:..--,,Pomeroy Lower Light Church 4 ROOM furnished apartment, on the Harrtsonvllfi' Rd., Rt. &eynolds Flower Shop, · Ma th h ' Mason W VI · 143, ....., "90 1nn 1ng Y18 r~ t • . • .: , 5-1Htp 21st. Rev. Dallas Ford, Lancaster, will ba ~reach in". · "...-:·, apartment. w UNFU~WH~r phone 992 _2710 or .992 •3433 , Special slngl~ eac evening. Rev . Roy aylor. Pastor, . . ·5-4-tfc welcomes everyone. ------~...,...,~ . ·.~ 5-17-Jtc NEW 12 x 60 , two ~rooiii mobile home across from REGISTERED Appaloosa Stud Brodbur School • . C.,ll 992 ,_ Service, S50 Reg . mares, UO SJOeor Choiles LeviJs: :zi\4 Grade. Francis Benedum, houso south -from . Brldbu1y Phone 667·3856. . Sch 1 ·p 11 we'l•"-e· ' . 00 · ~ .. :-•· ' ,_ • , 5-17-30tp 5 11 . .. . · · PIANO tuning, Lone Daniels, ·· · May 10th thru June 25th. 2 BEDROOM .niof!lit ·hOme, Phone 992-2082. Reference, adults .<1rily. Phone 992-5592. Elberfelds. , ;' ... 5-1$-tlc 5-16-12tc ·at tho home of Laura Mae Nice, Rt. 3. Pomeroy, anylime otter 5 p.m. Phone 915-3863. S-19-3tp GOLF carts and Dumpsters, ~as and electric, for farm. ome and industrial use. $100 and up. Phone 1-175-2362 or 1875-5118. _ _ _ _ _ _ __:_5·_:_:19·61C HIDDEN Tretsures Gift Shop. I am seeking hand -crafted Items of all klnds to be sold In my gift shop on consignment basts. Call 992-67t0. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _S·..:.:19-31p 2 HEAVY DUTY 6 hole Chevrolet rims. Phone 9922307. - - - - - - - - - 5-_19-Jtp WHIRLPOOL gas dryer, will see cheap to 1 k dl 1 C•tl -' ' "•. 5631 _r qu c sposa · a 5-19-6tc --------COAL. Limestone, E•celslor Salt Works, E. Main St., Pomeroy, Phone 992-3891. ' 12-lfc --------~YARD SALE, Friday, Saturday .and Sunday, 10 a. m. May 1920-11. Fallow signs, Foglesong Road, Mason. Jim Beam. Avon bOttles, clothing, dishes, etc. 5-18-31!> . . · From the largest 'complete tine of ollie~ Bulldoz~ Radiator to t~ : equlpmont, furniture & Smallest' !:iMler Core. suppll1s. Typewrltor .& · . · Nafllan !!ins · Adding Machine Repair. R141iatot Spedallst Pick-up '& Delivery SMITH NELSON I !mJRS. ~~~roy Ph . . 5· Y11r Wrltfon Guarantee. eon 614-949-3511, · 11 no '.nswer, un ·614-4SZ-3t51, Aluminum sheets USED OFFSET PLATES HAVE, MANY USES 21r a for $1.00 The · Daily Sentinel ' tl ' Specializing In Small Businesses ~ 304 E. Main St- Pomeroy, Ohio . Phone 992-3795 or Mason 773-5535 -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Dbl Alltholly Ptumbjng We have 1 comptett Homo Pomeroy Maintenance Service the exterior carpentry. Ceiling fife ond Paneling and Siding. Compt•t• Plumbing & H,.tlng. ' Day Number 992-2550 We have 24 hr . emergoncy WE voTEsm. kEEPTH' . <$OVAMINT ~u & Auto CORNELL'S FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS M·*• ESTATE "' ... us. m.UJI CONV!NCI:")I .. ff. SHORE.L'I NONEO'YO' ISSKE ERED OF A MESS O' THtN AIR!! EARTH MOVING •.•: ' ' .. ,1,1 ::,:: 1 MOVE c> MY c><:SK TEN F£ET CLOS Er< T' TH' WAT£1? COOLER! OUT MORE WORk:: A DAY~ HEY! I HAeo eti<'Die LOS<T ANY WEii?HT YET f' GOT A l:ff.C1S. OF ANTDE'A ! JU5T WE WON'T' KNOW UNTIL. 10MORRO\V WHEN ~E CHECKS IN! {/ ~1 . J ,_ ( Sprng Painting? QI(AY, GUZ, Y 'GQT 1AiTA. !WY, OOP .I I 'f'OURSEL.F A. KNEW 'I'OU'D MA.KI: jUD GE ! \... TM' RIGMT D!C IS ION .I . .,1 . ( F'INE ' !. -- 1 NhERE AR E t!E T.,Efo!F..' ' VOU HEADEO . . . WE 'lL. HOL.D TH ' COOl<·OF~ FIRST TH ING 1N TH ' MO R NI~G IN FRONi OF T~ ' PAL.AC=: .• , T'GET MY JUOG £'5 . OUTFli i'O GET'ME:R/ ~10\i/:J \ US EXPERIENCED IN INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING Phone 742-5825 or 992-6576 :::: <· :-:· ' We can R. I. D08BELD ft... .. use this in the tax office' ., ! 3 i ~ CHECK eVERY THE DNL'f CHAtiC E. tHCH Of THIS PLACE ·- AS \IJE GOT IS l HAT THEY ' LL BE TOO BUSY CHfCKIH ' T' NOTICE @ ~ SOOH AS THe DUST ' ,,. Ji-10R~AlfLE, ~AS A\JI60D~ EV~R TOL.D '{X) flOW MUGH 1111S COMPA.N'/ ~ 1\RIES UfOIJ ~~ ACROSS 1. Boundary 5. Outdoors· man's vehicle 11. Rumanian city · tZ. Gangster's phrase (2 wds. I 13. Savor :..=~7-r==::::;---r.:J 14, 100 centimos in Madrid 15. C.S.A . giant 16. Meadow sound 11.Jeanne d'·, 18. Reside 20. Brooded 21. Breaks a traffic law 23.1936 Oscar winner 24. Veil fabric ·-n....,.-------111AT'5 5. Fossil tree 31. Stratagem 38. Navigate resins 39. Church part 40. Legume 41. FrenchBelgian river DOWN 1. Promenade 2. Border lake 3. Enjoy greatly (3 wds .) 4. Nigerian city Unscramble these four Jumbl es, 6. Of a the air one letter to each square , to region form four ordinary word s. 1. My (Fr.) 8. Fun ex· cursions (2 wds.l 9. Alienate 10. Effect 16. Ancient Persian 19.In good shape 21, Constituting vigor 22. Pen al 23. Metrical unit 25. Disappear 'r' et tr rd ay' ~ An ~ wer KJ ! .[J I JWIWI' 21. Cull off 29. Its capital is II Port-au · Prince 33. Otherwise 34. Stal~ er 's prey 36. Ha irdo gadget 31. Method II'E . 1/lf~ U ,_. -r yr t,_ ~ ~ 1, AH, l WILL, OH, 1 CANIN01 I .. NO WAY FOR AMAN LI~E WITHOUT LINDER A GVP5Y LOVE YOU, YOU GLORIOUS GIRL .. . sPm TO TALK, roASTH~ LA~ I . __:_: 6-15-lfc EXPERT Tre.e Strvlce, trimming and removal . Richard Hayman, phone 647'· TH16 15 OWIN6 TO e,EIN6 l-ATE . t I \til UJ n~ I. !I . V: L Now arranre the circled letters ~ to form the aurprise anAwer, as ,1 sun eoted by the above cartoon. ;::[~Prin=llh=es=URPII=IS=IAN=sw=!R'::her:::..e~I rI I I 1 X1 ) (Antwen lo111orrow) Jumhlr 1 : MUSIC Z5,Do AUTOMOBILE Insurance baen cancelled? Lost your· =:•tor's license?· Call 992- _____ ~'1, ' · fil -------- . .~. / ~ ..... _ __ :'.,_ •'I <• ~ h ' ' ' c::------- 304t. F IGGE ~E. D A WAY T' DO A W~ OLE l-i 0UR'5 '---------...J SEE ----- ~-- l 3 BEDROOM house with bath, . 2 BEDROOM· frame - bath · lh acre lot, on public water General Contractor basement . garage, located system ~. mile from Chester 315 Condor St., Pomeroy. on County Rt. 5. Phone m . Ohio. Very neal In ap- SEE US FOR : Awnings, storm 4262. pearance, and worth looking doors and windows, carports•. 5-1ol-6tc at tor the price. tt ·lnteresled morquetl, aluminum siding · call 992-7184 anytime or see and rolling . A. 'Joe®, saln , 7 ROOM house, Racine, Ph rapr,,sentatlve. For tree ' · Larry Hu\lson. baths. nice locillon, · almost 5-t9-31C estimates,• phono Chartea ·· 1 new roof. n~e .garage_, nice Lisle, Syr•cuse, V. V. . : garden plot. Carpeting In two Johnson and Son, Inc. rooms. Phone 949-3954. 3-2-tfe 5-19-31p BACKHOE and dozer work. . Septic tanks Installed. Call . -: BOll or Roger Jeffers 992-3525 ·. or 992-5232. ·· · 608 E. Malri, Pomeroy S-19-12tc YOU HAVE A DATE With us today to see how CALL 9AII-2789for auto body and paint work . Also repair fiber - JlUJI!b..r!JiJivlng you will get glass boats. plus electric and . out of this charming brick . gas weldlna . .Stanley's About 8 years old, 3 Iorge Custom Body Shop bedrooms, llh balhs, very 5-19-JOtc modern kitchen, full basement with a dream rec . SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED room, utility •room, 1 acre 992-3020 REASONABLE roles. Ph. ""'ground. large carport. 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, "o CoalS!. Mlddtepart $28,500.00 Pomeroy, Lincoln Owner I. Operator. His. area. 5-1 2-tfc PAGEVILLE 3 BUILDING SITES bedroom, bath, home, Approx. 30 acres, Chester C. BRADFORD, Auctlonwater. close to Pomeroy, garage , large LCompftte Service builders don 'I pass this one Phone 9<19-3121 shaped porch, home up. Racine, Ohio has paneling and ·Crill Bradford POMEROY-Sprlrig Ave. -. 5-t-lfc carpet . Located on 1112 2 story frame, new siding, new roof, new carport, needa acres all level, In "'SE"'W=IN"'G:-:-MA"""'C""H"'IN"'E"'S.,--:R:-epa Ir paint Inside, '3 bed~Wms, service, all makes. 992-2284. serene, rural com bath , These are lew, and far The Fabric Shop, POmeroy. munity, 10 minutes between. $5,500.1)0, Authorized Singer Salu 1nd MIDDLEPORT-Mulberry from Rutland . Has Service. We Sharpen Scluors. Avt. 3-29-ttc· many varieties of fruit Nice 1'12 story brick, 2 largo trees - $7,950 . bedrooms. bath, carpeted, READY -MIX CONCRETE paneled, lavel lot, storage dollvered right to y:our building. In e.cellent conpro/eel. Fut and easy. Free One of ' Pomeroy's est motes. Phone 992-3284; dition on the Inside and the II nest homes, 3 Goegleln Ready-MI• Co.,. outside. 16,950.00. bedrooms, llf2 baths, Middleport, Ohio. , A REALTOR IS A 6-30-tfC PROFESSIONAL - REAL full, -'dry basement, ESTATE tS HIS every room incl udlng PROFESSION. SEE YOUR BACKHO!: AND DOZER work . Septic tanks Instilled. George kitchen and both baths R'EALTOR .FOR YOUR (Bill! Pullins. Phone 992-2478. have carpeting; anREAL ESTATE NEEDS A-25-lfc TODAY. tique ~at in drapes; air'' HENRY E. CLELAND SR. conditioning and many HARRISON'S TV and Antenna , REALTOR · Sarvlce. Phone 992-25:12. other Items stay with D11lm-2m · 6-10-lfc house - Sl7.000. tt no 1n1- m-2561 O'DELL WHEEL ollgnmenf localodoiCrouroade, Rt. 124.. Compftte front ·end service;' ·tune up and brake service< Wheels balanced electronically . All work guaranteed. Reuonable . 110 Mechanic Street ratn. Phone 992·3213. ' 7-27-tfc ' Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 CLELAND REALTY ~ELTS 'EM!! lM >-19 Oo1er & End folder lltork, ponds, basement, l•nd~ strvice. staping. We hi .. 2 sl~e 992-S103 742-3947 dolOrs, 2 sin folders. Work '191 742-4761 '. Wto re fully ln•ured dont by hour or cqntract•. Free Esllmaffl, We also • ·. haul 1111 dirt, top soli. Dump FARMERS for the largos t t rue ksa nd 1ow-bo y tor hi re. number A. L Cattle Sires. See Bob or Rotor Jeffers, Minimum S8 fee per animal., Pomeroy. Phone 9U-35Z5 Phone Leland Parker, 992· after 7 p.m. or phone m2264, Pomeroy. • SZ3Z. '\ Real Estate For Sale - Af,J' IF AN'IONE TRIE510 LEAVE WIFTHAR C!-IECK-AH OpeniTII5 Mollday thru Saturdly 606 E. Mlln, Ponwroy,.Q, year aroUnd. No matter what your nttd. Complete roof or 3956. _ _ _ _ _ _ __:_5·_14-71p E'AT HERE AT YOI.IR OliN RISK • On ~st Amerl.~i!_ ~l!!'.l 241 Ll~coln St. ~lddteport, Ohio L~i 1 HE'ARD 'IW '5.55' I spOutini ,..,.lr. Interior or Elementary School. Phone 992-7384 to see. - ----------11""'-7··1fc J EXPERT 'WhJel....Ar . JJI.ment· . Virgil B. Teaford, Sr.- Broker Real Estate For Sale LIBRARY, PLEASE TffAN WE THOUGHT 3Z1 Third St. . Racine, Ohio Pl. Ptusont All WEATHER ROORNG ' & CONSTRUCTION · . &-·PWMBING CO. •• CENTS ~JU JIVE THE 'y.ayy EXTERMINATION ------ 36" X 23" X .009 THE CJLLEGE'S FINANCIAL CONDITIO .~ MUST So EVE~ WORSE · 1 (j ,J H KEBLER'S BOOKKEEPING SERVICE t"' ' ' ' Ul ••• Oil FIRST, TH~RE ARE f:IJ/V'£ FORMS TO f'ILL rur,· e,.9.50 . PHONE 675-3628 424 Mlin St. 1911 ~'til~ "" > Get Rid Of Thom Will do any average slngft dwelling far -----......,-- For Sale SREAT BALLS 0' 'F,IRE !! . ~ rrrr TATER'S GOT HOLT OF TH' TOOTHPASTE A6'1N TtRIIITES · · TtRM !TIS 3 BEDROOM ranch type home, Arbaugh AllAddition, Tuppers Plains. new with total electric and central air condlllonlng, bath and '10 fully Economy Tiller, 3'1• h.p. B&S carpeted, full basement, engine. Reg . 15'1.95 144.95 garage In basement, See by appointment, phone 992-2t96 5-A-1~tc Turf Trim Mower, B&S 3112 ' or 992-3585. O.nny Thompson. WILL do house roof ancfliii'n h.p. engine. In carton 70.25 Financing available. painting; Interior painting; 12-30-tlc free estimates; phone 992POMEROY .. . Jack W. C1rsey, Mgr; 7085. ·RACINE - 6 room house: bath, 5-9-30tc ' , Phone 992-2111 utility room , garage. $10,000; phone 9A9-4195. 1969 HARLEY Sprint 350 cc, 3-31-tfc ROOF · painting and minor repair . For estimates call 992- . exce11enr conolllon·,· new - - - - - 2239. battery, U99. Phone 992-532A. BEDROOM, two story house. 5-14-6tc 5-15-6tc 4 small barn ·and other · r-- -------'-----., buildings, 1 acre on Rt . 7 In Tuppers Plains. Phone 667- Mobile Hom·es ·For Salt · . ,. , SUPPLY ·Service air furnace. Near Pomeroy . MOWERS & TILLERS · POINT ofFICE 'Real Estate For J. ,,.44:1, · • · ·· ' ( r r 1 r ( r r f r t j '- - J BEAUTIFUL selection flowers, Sile baskets and wreaths for . Memorial O.y, Cliff's Shoe Repair, Middleport, Ohio. NICE 2-story home with full 5-2-231c basement, 2 lots, new for~ed ' SPECIAL - - 1969 FORD F250, camper special truck with t1 ft. selfcontained camper. Matched sa I. 882-317 ••. 111 Court St. 5-t8-3tc Pomeroy, Ohi~\. . I WE , HAVE a nice selection of CLELAND' S GREENHOUSE. !lowers for Decoration, 97c to · Memorial Day, Polled Plants. · 55.50 -for .baskets. wreaths. SMALLEY ' S Gift Shop, 75c up, Pansies, Petunias ; cross~s. sprays, hurts , Chesler. Ohio. Have large number of bedding plants ; ~fbi.. .. We hove a lot of hllih assortment of flowers for ail vegetable plants. Geraldine class flowers for oil of our old occasions. Arrangements lor E "·In St Ra 1 · customers .ot 1 reasonable Mother's Day : pots and Clel •nd • • · '"" ·• c ne. price. Reynolds Flower Shop, • baskets for Memor ial Day .. ,.....= - . = = = --5·_ 16-ttc Mason, W.Va., up near DriveWe and up. -Phone 985-3537. 'LEGAL NOTICE In Theatre. A-28-12tc 5-16-6tc 1N THE . ELLEN's . Gift Shop, Reeds• COMMON PlEAS COURT LOST . bright carpet colors ... ville, ' Ohio, has flowers for 0• restore them with Blue Memorial Ooy, baskets and MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ·Lustre . Rent electric arrangements, from 68 cents DEWEY RAY BIRCHFIElD BOAT LICENSE - for your up. ()pen dally 1 p. m. to 8 p. sham~r $1: Ben Franklin and boat. for your motor. BERRY-MILLER . MOBILE "'ARY l,.-11-lRCHFIELO, Store, 200 Main St.• Pomeroy. m. and Sunday 1 to 5 p. m. Available at Simon's Pick-A!.ycampfe Strut, ' 5-18-ttc HOMES, 705 Farson St., '· . Qhto. Pair Shoe Store, 101 W. Main. Mlddltport, Ohio, Plolntltfl Belpre, Ohio, ..... m for . . . . 5-16-61c Yo. Pomeroy, Ohio, Phone 992· 2 DEMING pump motors, fils you on 1 · aoocl used Or • · MRS. R. E. CANADAY ond 3830. rePQI!HIHd :.1'1\C)!)Ue... Hoinec 1957 C.HEVROLET 2'h ton pump No. 4232 '12 H.P., t small R. E. CANADAY, 5-16-JO!c We hive a hugetelectlon o1 e. truck , tandem axle; 1965 . blacksmith Iorge with laddie, Addren Unknown, Et 01.. Dtltndants SAVE up to one hall. Brln'fyiiyr 10.12 wide-Mobile Homu now Yamaha-YDS-3, phone 691- 200 gal. gasoline storage tank NOTICE BY PUBLICATION on stand, 1-30gal . water tank, l~ atock. See ~• flrll- You'll 3290, Warren Reeves . sick TV to Chuck's TV .ShOif, . No. 15,0,4 one 1954 Plymouth station . b e glad you did . 5t6-6tc 151 Putternut Ave .. Pomoroy. The Defendants, Mrs. R. E . wagon, good motor. new tires, 5-11-Jtc . · .,j-A-ttc Candav; R. E. Canaday ; the 7 YEAR OLD Tennessee Walker need, some body work. Phone unknown heirs, dtvisees , 992-6457 after 6 p. m. legatees , administrators. KOSCOT KOSMETICS and 50 k 10 MOBILE home. Phone . mort, palomino, gentle but dlslributees. execu-tors and spirited, nec:k relns. John 5-18-Jip wigs. Need extra money? Just W-216t, assigns of L . C. Brechtel, sell these products . No 5-19-4tc !~~eai::i:32Wacu~e Ohio, STORAGE llulldlng 100 II. • so Deceased. and the unknown restricted territories. Phone he irs, devisees, legatees, ad 5 10-121 fl. on nearly an acre of 992-5113. ministrators. dlstrlbutees, · P ground. Spring Ave., or u :ecutors and assigns of Peter - - : - : - : - : - - : - - - -4-..,..2-tfc MODE_RN 'walnut atyle stereo: Naylor's Run Road . Building· ·Air ·Conditioners Brechtel , Deceased, will take _ radio. A speaker sound located at least 25 ft. above notice that on the 3rel dav of CALL for free facial and e_p• Awilings · · : May , 1972, a Complaint w..-· plication of flmOUS· Mink. 011 s~stem. A speed outomllc highest flood, and readily accessible because of direct filed In the Common Pion. K~ir1le!JC' · Anri S1uv1ge, • Underpinning c enger. Bl lance U7.59. Use access to flood road . .6 miles Courl of Meigs County, Ohio, Syrltcuie; Otilo 992-3272. · · our budget terms. Call 9921ro m Maln bStreet enPhd 1.2 Case No. 15,06<, wherein you • 5-10-. 1,21p Complete mobile home 7015 . have been named defendants. , .. - plus gigantic S.17-6tc m11 es 1rom Y·pau 7· one In the pro Ver of the Complaint, REG. ARABIAN STUD SERe ltrvlce display of mobile homes Pomeroy 992-W2. · Plo inllfls pray lhat Defendants VICE. Klrafl No. O'""l. Rich , 5-18-6tc may. be compelled to shaw their ..,..,_ I II t bl TWIN needle sewing machine -------~.:..:.:...:. , in lerest and lhat the same may Raffles blood tine. Fee $50 at • WIY.l lVI I e I ... . · MIL· L · ' 1 1· · ·.. . 1971 model In walnut stand. . be adjudged to be null end void , service, Eskey Hill, FlatAll teaturn built-In to make woods Rd ., Pomeroy. Ohio. and plalnllll's tllle qv le ted · fancy designs ana do stretch against the same, and for such 5-ll·ltc NEARLY NEW Mo.ILI HOMES other relief as Is proper . The sew.tng . Also buttonholes, NEAR NEWCOALMINE-4bedrooms, large play room, real estate Is descri bed as tHo w..ltlngton aMI blind hems. etc. 543.35 cash llh baths, radiant panel heat. Nice kitchen with cook and NOTICE L..EGAL follows : · m-m1 . I"'LI".Itl',o. pr.lce or terms available. units. Double stainless steels ink. 2 drilled wells and bake The following Real Estate· lEGAl NOTICI ,. " Phon · e --"'1. . 77• ·foondltlon for 2nd hoose. 10 acres of land for only slhJated In the County of Meigs, ·· .:.: ".:.. · ,;,.·.1:,":;. · .;,·;: · ~:;; <·'-'''\ ' ..J PAUl HARRIS , whose ld· ...__ _;.;•~ In the State of Ohio, and In th• dr111· 11 . unknown,,: 11 IJtr:tbY". $20,000.00. 5·17·6tc Township of Sallsbur.,, and notified lhtt on tho 9th day Of CASH paiH 'for all mlkH and · - - - - - - - - RENOVATED bounded and dtsc:rlbed as M•Y· 1972. Linl turnor, btlna modela of mobile homes. VACUUM cluner, Electro COUNTRY HOME 'Yet has city water, natural gas follows : the ~lilnfllf 111M htr compllinl Phone area codl 614-423·9531. Hygiene, n1w demonstrator furnace, 3 bedrooms. bath, panelhlg, garage, and '10 acre. Situate In Marcu1 Bosworth's In Plfllflon •a1tnst him ·u t ol-lJ-Ifc has all cteentng attachments Addition to Lower Pomeroy, d"tn~ent, In tho Common Nlcewraparoond concrete porch with wrought Iron posts. plus the new Efectro Suds for now Incorporated Into the Ploh •COurt, Meigs County, . Only $11,000.00. . h 1 t On Ylllag 0 of Middleport, Meigs MIDDLEPORT ~::p~:s~g ,:i:;P:,: llr~~ A new community of County, Ohio, and marked and ?,~~~·t .lnd being cue number For Rent or $ale 3 BEDROOMS -1'12 baths, larg- living, front and back known on the said plat ot lower Said complain! prays tor 1 , ., avllloble. Phone 992·5641. · . ... ·· quality . homes Pomer0\1 as Lot Number 153. pori Ilion of tho following HOUSE In Long Bottom; phw porches.- Utility building on level lot near M&R. Only 5-17-6tc re11istically priced, Sold tot btlng fifty Itt! by ant dtscrlbld real est11e, end that · 985-3529. $8,500.00. . . _ hundred and eleven feet. 8elnQ lht plalntlfl's lntorost bt sttolf 5-9-tfc LOSE weight with New Shape NEAT near Meigs High Lot No . 1S3 es shown In deed .. · Tablets, 10 day supply only School. For details call 2 BEDROOMS - Bath, . lcively oak floors, and small records of Meigs countr , Ohio, to lltr In stvertlty or lhot SO\d real estate be sold 1nd the · l'..t· Sl A9 0 tt 0 co.. garden. Basement, outbuilding. Front porch. Asking only In Volume 159, Page 320. procttdl thtrtlrom bo dlvldz· . IIIMI · · · u on rug S6.SQO.OO. • Reference Deed : Volumt 24•, •ccordl · . MlddlejiOrl, Nelson Drug KEY . Rlt'AI , - -10 1 Page 569 of the Meigs County • Sald·r~:lest:l:'bifng sltut 16 Ft. Fibre gillS bolt with .fO Store, Pomeoy. Uti. NEW Deed Records . In lhe Villtge or "omtl'llX• h. motor lnd trailer. Coi19925·17-Jtc Athens, Ohl'o 3 BEDROOMSWith la"gt closets, both hasshower. nice .You art required to enswer County of Mtlgs 1nd Stitt <If 3509. kitchen, stove and refrigerator Included. Carpet tn living the Complaint within twtntv · Ohio, 1nd bllng two lots con· '· 5-tUtc · EARLY American otereo-radlo· Ray Do119las, Realtor eight days aller·-Mt~t 11st lotnlna 1.A2 ecros. mort or 1111. and dining, nlce ·level lot with metal utilitY building. Will combination AM FM r1dl 0 • 592-3 414 · publication of this notlct, For a mort dtlllltil dOitrlptlon E I 'listen to an offer. .. ' '• namely, by not later than t~t Ofllld rill nlllt rtltrtnce II rnp 0 11 ment.. Wanted . . spud lptlker sound system, A B' ll K . . RIVER VIEW 24th day of July, 1m. or mtdt 10 1101umo 2AI pago lt5, ....,.. [ .3 au.tom1tlc chenger. t tlton, Assoc. 4 BEDROOMS - Older home. 2 batho, clrpellng, ludgmonl by dtloull will be Molgs county Dtid Aetords. w·•L PAINT roofs or houses, Blt•nce 171.34. Uoe our 592-1349 paneling, screened front porch: Full buemeot, city rendered against you . Sold dofendont, Paul Horrts. trim and cut . trm ; ctun biliget terms. Call 992-7015. L---~:.:...:..:.:.:..___.J u!Hitles plus river frontage. Garages. • DIWE'Y fiA·Y IIRCH'IILD sholl answtr tho plolnt lll's . attics; baSements, etc. Pholle •· 5-1Htc and . complaint on or before Au;uJ.t · 949·3121 . MAllY L. IIRCH,ILD, 7, 1972. or hllhlll bt dtemtd In refrigerator $4.5, Top~:n HOUSE, 104 SPRING AVE., , SOMETHING NEW EVERY WEEK. WE TAKE A ...:.._ _ _ _ _ _ _5-2-JO!c _ . AMC Sycamore Str11t, Middltport, dtflult. rtn•e SlO,, couch s1o. Con act POME.ROY. CAN BE SEEN PICTURE OF YOUR PROPERTY FOR OUR OFFICE Ohio · • ON WEEKENDS ONLY. ltnl Turner. Plllntlfl . WALL WHEN YOU LIST WtTH US. ' Plalotlfll J . B. O'Brltn, htr ottorney 140 High St ., Middleport, · ROBERT RUSS,ELL. WILL ,OO·deytime I:IIIDyslttlng HELEN L TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE Crpw, Crow & POrter, Ohio. · • tOOV. Court Strt.st ·.• ' . • . ·. ' In ,Racine 1ru, ~jl 5-)7-Jtp 5-17-Jtp Altorntyl for Plelnllfls m-ms Pomoroy, O"lo ...,,., . · • A-" •:IO!p (51 12, 19, 26; (61 2. 9, 11 '' !51 If, 26: 161 I, 9,,16; 23, 6tc .. . . ·.. . ' .. •"· • 1/f'\ . . . . ....,., ' .. .' Not ·ce 1 Bu-siness "Services ______ •2'*'' Pomeroy Motor Co•.cs ·~ . ·' ForSale 1967 c;HEVROLET ll!'lpala, 2 CAMPER, 16 11. sleeps 6, good : door hardtop, R I. H. condition, $1 ,000, Phone 992a~tomatic transmlsslqn, very· 6329. / ' . .condition, power _ _ _ _ _..=£_ 5-t2-lfc , . ~ . ' •::·: good ~t..rlng, call 742-59<13. . Cay pt Publication '. ,!~ ... ~,,,...,, , ,. . ~ " 5-19-Jic POODL.E puppies, Silver Toy, REGUlATIONS The Publisher reserves the .Parkvlew Kennets, .Phone 992· right to edit or relect any ads • 1967 ·DODGE O.rt convertible• ) . ' ~deemed obfectlonal. The pbwer ,.stHrlng. automatic, B-15-lfc publiSher will not be responsible 1969 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 4 DR. $Iff · · · . · dirk , blue finish. phone 9-49· for more than one Incorrect V-8, automatic. power steering, goodllros. Priced to ,.. · · ·201A •. · ...BIG SALE, Reynolds' · Flower l nser~i on . please. RATES , ,. ·'· S-17-ollc. Shop In Mason, W. Va. huthe • For Want Ad Service . .."· · · ..._..1, 67 6 CYL. Chevr.olet pick-up biggest selection of flowers In 5 cents per word one InsertiOn 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA CPE. k 'for Mother's O.y end also tor Minimum Charue75c · ttuc , A; new Illes, two mud Oecoratlon O.y. We .can sav~ 6 Cyl . std. trans. Plenty to ..lie here. 12 cents per word three · and • snow· tires , re -built 110u money on your flowers. consec ut fve Insertions. m9FORD J,'<fON DUTY . . ,. radlalor; Phbody fair • motor This Is g,ur 20th year tn the 18 cen ts p~r word Sh< con0 K, UI)O. ·ene 992-67T3. secutive lnserllons . 4 speed trans., 360 cu. In V-1 engln., H. duty tlr~.; det~xo. buslntss. You name It, we've 5·17-31c 25 Per Cent Discount on paid cab a. trim mldgs., new step bumper; 8ft. wlde.body. ·~ ., . . got lt; 9Bc to S6.50, any basket l'lds l'lnd ads paid within 10 days. CARD DF THANKS nice one & priced to go. .. • : . l9~ CHEVELLE. super sport ~~~:-:YR:~~~3s.ah1:.HA~~st. & OBITUARY • · ·: · consoli; VI outolliatlc trans5-14-131p S1 .50 for 50 word minimum ' ···.·.:· mlsslon'; ,alr ccndltloned, real - - - - - - - - Each additionaL word 2c . · . ·good coild)tlon. Phone 992- HOME grown tomato plants, BliND AOS 3511. Additional 25c Charge per Improved Mexican, Heinl 5-19-6tc Advertisement. 1350, large Supersonic and OFFICE HOURS Yellow Jubilee ; also 8:30a .m . to 5:00p.m . Daily OP. I N I VIS. 1.00 P.M. · · . 00· 0 · G E . C t d Mangoes, Hot ~eppers and 8 : 30 a . m . to 12 : 00 Noo~ · 't965 · orne • goo Early Cabbage Plants. 500 ·ft. · fPMIROY, OHIO Saturday. ~· . ~WIIIon. M. C. Larrimore, .. above the Syracuse State In Memory . --~-.....,..,..,...,._......,.,.,.,•.-·"·4: ' ·' : Bridgeman Rd., Syracuse. Park . on Rt. 124, Thomas 5' 19' 3tP ' Hayman, Syracuse, Ohio. IN MEMORY ol our father who , 4-30-JOic passed away 5 years ago, Mr. LOSE weight with New Shape Hone! Denney . . . Tablets, 10 day supply only 22 ·AND hlg~ pow,ered ~lf.le BOTTLE gas range, $10, old ·Sadly missed by Children. $1.49. Dutton Drug Co, match, Sund•y, May 21'; 12:30 Edison disc records $1.50 5-19-llc Mlddlepo,t, Nelson Drug p.lri. Rutland Gun. Clup: All each. Phone 367-7729. 1-N- M = E-:-M:-:O"R"Y..,....,of:-:D:-a-r:-ls-:S,.-am-pson Store, Pomeroy· · scope.; sites: Sj)eclal ·shooting 5-12-1otp who died one year ago today, 5·19-llp for jackpot II . 3t5 Y•rds. ' May t9, t971. So sadly missed Putluck. Fomlt'les lnvlied. SYRACUSE Drive-In , phone by wife, Beverly and girls, Bring c011ertjl dlah . · · 992-2088. Sheila, Brenda and Lena. I' 6 5·18-Jk H -121p .5 • ' .Sentinel · Classi/ieds ·,. flet .· A.ction! Sentinel Classifieds. .G~t ·Resultst WANT ADS INFORMATION r.·r . I ,. 10 -:Thlon.tly-IE '1•1;'!12 pwloP+ !ftJ,O.,...,It,lt'/2 . ' without 26. Indigo plant 2,. Sway 28. Russian jet 29. Assailed (2 wds.) SO. Son of Miled 31. Donkey (Fr.) ~"'" ' 32. Kind of l\n 8 .. rr : TRIPE DAWNED ANI MIA Jf'#wr .nm' rl ''XJWI' Ij'ro m " liuf, . ,J,•dl- " IMP -UDE NCl" H~ SHO\ILD l FEE~ GUILW? I ONL~ DID !J,:l1AT EVE R~ S ISTER fl;\S ALWA~" WANTED 1tJ 00 ... herring 35. Acid or • A-2:t-30tp. oxide DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: . -- AXYDLBAAXR Is L 'O N G F E L L 0 W One letter sjmply stands lor 'anoth er. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's: etc. Single letters. ~---------, ,---,~------"'-, apostrophes, the length and formation o! the word s are all hints. Each .day the code letters are dtfferent. S!'PTIC tanks' c!Nnad. Miller· Sanlt1tlon, Stewart, Ohio. Ph .. 662-3035. .' •2-12-tfc, ------ ,:.,' · ---.,.,-:..-i''•• r-~=- CRYPTOQUOTE~ ZQE LUD~U TWODWKW ZQE UQHW WRFDOZ O.QN GURG WRNYWFGO Z. -G WNWYPW Yeo\enlay's· Cryploquote. MORE PERSONS, ON THE WHOLE ARE HUMBUGGED BY BELIEVING IN NOTHING, THAN BY BELIEVING TOO MUCH.-P. :t. 'BA~NUM • WMP0/1390, ;. (C 1912 KinK Featuru Syndicate, Inc.) ·-- . . \I I �·. ·12 - The Dally Sentinel~ MiMJeport-P<m!roy, 0., M.,-11, iJ'/2 Lodwick Wins Blue Ribbon 16s ·and ·older Warmly Invited· . Consensus. ~· The program invo lving discussion groups is being held to give Southern Local residcnls a convenient way to express opini ons on the status of education and ·their recommendations lor its redesign and improvement. It has been lhe philosophy of the State Board •of Education j l ' MEIGS THEATRE Friday thru Tuesday May 19-23 BILLY ·JACK (Technicolorl Tom Laugh lin Delores Taylor ·that schools of Ohio belong to the people. Therefore, il should be., the people who establbh what they feel is important in·~ education . The opportunity for I such expression is to be given Tuesday night lor the people ol the dis trict, Ralph Sayre,. superlnlllndenl, said. Topics and the discussion leader for each are : personnel, Shirley Johnson; school community relations, Judy Flagg; e ducational organization, Charles BUsh ; equal 'education opportunity, Blondena Hudson; students rights and responsibility, Mrs. M. Wi ckersham ; accounta bility, Charles Norris; . finance , Tom Wolle ; curriculum, Andrew Cross; building facilities, Sue Follrod, and insiruction methods, Edna Mae Norton . Resource , personnel and recorders for the sessions will be made up from the faculty of Southern Local District. Lost and Found (GPl Feature and Cartoons SHOW STARTS7 P.M. LOST ON UPPER Leading Creek Road, male black German Shepherd, name and a ddr ess plate on co llar . · Reward. Phone 742-3262 or 993-2709. 6-l9-3tc Meigs Coimselors in ]aclfson Counselor; Oriented I The camp will be held June 24, to June 29, and includes Meigs, Gallia, Jackson, Lawrence, Highland, Scioto; and Pike Counties: Youth represen ling Meigs County at this meeting were Mary Sauer, Brenda Donohue, Jane Jordan, Lester Jeffers, Virginia Jordan, Jan Holter, Barbara Jordan, Ed Cross and Randy Johnson. Other camp counselors will be Mandie Rose and Grant Johnson. Each of these boys and girls submi tted National report forms to the extension office and indicated interest in being a counselor. Metgs and Gailii County County Agent, will be the Counselors met lor orlenlation ,director 'for the Meigs.Gallia In the 4-H Cam~ ~ogram at Junior Carnp to be held June Canter's C8vl!ll in Jacbon. 10, toJune '15. CharlotteBu~hy, There were 20 Junior Gallia 4-H Agent will be the Leaders present at the Grace director of the 9 and 10-year old Methodist·Church in GaWpoUs camp, which will be June 18, to when Duane Plymale, Area June 20. Extension 4-H Agent explained Each was present to outline the basis for the selection for plans for their camps. counselors and gave program Bud Carter, Gallia County suggestions and · "-lpful In- Agent will be the director of formation for a IIICCeSSful Teen Camp which will have year. The training session · boys and girls from seven included learning gunea and different counties this year. \ song~ for cam.,lre and vesper p'rograms. Mr, Plymale stressed the bnpcrtance of the counselor's altitude lor the welfare and happinw of the , Continued from Page I campers. position Christian Demoa"ats to early parliamentary elections. c. E. Blakeslee , Meigs The Christian Democrats have a slight majority in the upper house and ratification came only because they abstained. Brandt's Social Democrat~! and his opposition are deadlocked Mrs. Stephenson 243-2481n the lower houae and approval of the treaties there also Died on Thursday came when the opposition abs~ed . • Mrs. Myra E. Slephenson, 75, SOUTHERN WEST VIRGINIA COAL MINERS, ANGERED Po111eroy, died Thursday at by President Nixon's hesitancy in acting on the liberalized Velllrans Memorial HOij)ital. She was preceded in death by "black lung" bill, refused to work today, and one miners group two brothers and a sister. She warned that the protest would spread throughout the nation's was a member of tbe First troobled coalfields. More than 1,000 coal miners left their jobs in Baptist Church ol Pomeroy. Mingo County, idling three large coal mines of the Island Creek Mrs. Stephenson b survived Coal Co.,as well as several smaller truck mines. "From the way the miners are talking, J would say they'll all by her husband, Jamea H. Stephenson: one son, Rev. be closed by Monday, If Nixon doesn't sign that bill," warne James Burhill Stephenson, Earl Stafford, president . of the Mi)lgo County Black Lung ' r Delaware; and three grand· Association. sons, Rev. Ted D. Stephenson, I . Ambridge, Pa.; Jamea M. SILVER SPRINGS, MD. - A NOTED NEUROSURGEON Stephenson, and Robert W. says that every day Gov. George C. Wallace of i\labama remains Stephenson, both of Delaware . paralyzed dims the chances he ever will walk again. Meilical Funeral services will be held .authorities continued to be pessimistic today about the chances Sunday at 2 p.m. at Ewing of Wallace regaining use of his legs, paralyzed when a .38 caliber Clllip,at,~ll!;l, ~ ,~y.,, ~l bullet lodged·ln hi.l•lower spine Monday. There was still no Kuhn ofllciatln&:Burla wiU be llinsatlon•in· either lq. in . Beech Grove cemetery. Btlly Joe Camp, Wallace's press secretary, said Thursday Friends may call at the funeral that tllere was "a good chance that Wallace would appear on home anytime, televbion personally before the Democratic Natonal Convention begins" In Miami Beach. The governor's backers are considering a wheelchair campaign, if necessary. " .. . a~y pe rso~ or persons who may erect. contrive, use or ma1nta_ in any buil~ing , stru ct~re or other place-which, by occaSioning noxrous exhalations, noisome or offenSive sn\eiis, becomes injurious or dangerous to the health caY - shalt - be fined 1n any sum not exceeding fifty dollars .. Our city fathers had never heard of ecology. As a matter of fact. the word didn't even exist yet They .IUS! wanted what was best for Pomeroy. Just ltke Ieday's leaders. The ex~i ti ng' future PNB faced when comil')g uPOn this scene 1s now the good old days". For every one · · of the 50 milli on minutes we've been in business our reas~n for being in business has been to pro~ide the best tn bankmg servtce to the people of Meigs County. COLUMBUS - 8AYJNG "PUNISHMENT SHOULD follow convictlon," a judge here Thursday reduced bail from $100,500 to $10,000for a former Ohio State University student body president arrested afiA!r an anti-war demonstration. Common Pleas Court Judge Craig Wright made the dramatic reduction In bond for Jerome Friedman, 22, and five others who had appealed the high baU set earlier this week by Municipal Court Judge G. W. Fais. "The amount of ball must be reasonable to assure the appearance of the defendants at trialf' Judge Wright said. "Punishment should follow conviction and' not be involved in excessive ball." 1 Velerw Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Mildred Louise Gilkey, Albsny ; Maude Fulton, Gallipolis. DISCHARGED - Nellie Hatfield, Regina Vance, Betty ,Norman, Earl Hoffman, Samuel Eblen, Edward Marlin, Robin Wills, Mildred Bissell, SaUy Bias and Lela -Forrest. · Just like Meigs Counly. Three years before PNB opened its.doors a century.ago, City Council passed an ordinance reading, in part: So what's chaf'!ged? Not us. Not yet. We think our firs! successful cen tury was a pretty good start. PROFITS HIGHEST WASHINGTON (UP! ) Pre-tax profits of U. S. corporations reached a round $91.6 billion in the first three months of this year despite wage and price controis, the Commerce Department reported Thurs· day. DIVORCE ASKED Jerry D. Swartz, Middleport, ·med suit for divorce in Meigs CQunty Colilmon Pleas Court against Sharon Ann Swartz, Pomeroy, Rt. 2, charging gr0111 neglect of duty and e~treme cruelty. I SERVICES SET Feeney Bennett Post 128 of the American Legion, Middleport, will conduct Memorial services at Burlingham Church Monday, May 29, at 1:30 p.m. The Rev. Freeland Norris will be the spe.aker. Graves will be decorattd. LOCAL TEMPS Temperatur~ in downtown Pomeroy Friday at 11 a.m. was 73 degrees under sunny sides. \. No Hitch (Continued_from page I ) Galllpolis will be moved to the new $21 million Holzer Medical Center north of Gallipolis at the junction of Routes 35-160. Approximately 60 persons heard Gingerich and Sam Neal, director of communications, give d'etailed repor.s concerning th e changeover. The COIIlpiele changeover plan was reviewed following a dinner at Oscar's. COLUMBUS (UP!) - John Tannehill, 20, of Middleport, Ohio, a meljlber of the U. S. table tennis team that made history by visiting Communist China last year, is top-seeded in the 21st annual Midwest Table Tennis Tournament here Saturday: The tournament, with 95 entrants, will be held at Beatty The event is sanctioned by the U.S. and Ohio Table Tennis Association and Is open to the public . PIPESTEM, W. Va . (UPI)- Top uecutlves of electric utilities in West Virginia and Virginla.told a news semlnlir' Saturday there appears to be no 'fAY the power industry can meet alt quality lltandards that take ·effect in 1975. "It's just about physically impossible," for the Industry to lower Its s.ulfur emissiOns to the ,5 per cent required 3'>io • ~ars from now, said VIce President W. S. White, of Appalachian ~ Power Co. headquartered in Charleston, W. Va. "We must stretch out lhl; time span," General' Manager L. S. Singley of Monongahela Power Co. at Fairmont, llld, "We can do It eventually, but not by 187~." Support Invited Other ·executives who submitted to questions from about 200 newsm'lfl from half.a dozen states, also. insisted t6at "the technology is just not avpilable yet." They . s,aid if the needed equipment was to be operative by 197~ , "We ought to be or•dering It today." On other topics at the news conlernce, which concluded a lhree~y seminar sponsored by the P11blic Utilltie's Association of the Virginias at Pipestem State Park near here, i\ was brought out that . - There may be much longer delays in a ruling on the Blue Ridge power case pending before the Federal Power Commission since 11165 because of the need to meet new rules on possible environmental damage resUlting from such projects. MIDDLEPORT - Opinion of Rotary Club members here Friday night appeared to favor approval of a resolution that will be prepared In support of the environmental protection measures being taken by the Ohio Power Company at its new Gavin Planl at Cheshire and Meigs Mine at Salem Center. John Reece, public affairs coordinator for the electric utility at Gavin, asked the club to consider such a resolution because : - The EnvirQnmental Protection Agency has sei standards of air and water controls to be met by 1975 that may be unattainable. - The utility is spending millions to install the latest measures, devices, and systems for control of ash emission and the temperature of water returned to the Ohio River. · - And because the company believes that objections by people outside the industry to environmental effects of the . electric industry - and other industrial operations - while sincere, often are based on half-truths. HJ am heret' ' said Reece, ·speaking Informally following dinner at Heath United Methodist Church, "to ask you to consider i teaolutioll expresalna your conviction that the company 1.! doing what It can to protect your environment, that the considerable economic advantages of the plant and coal mine to this area far ootweight any expected dissdvantages, environmentally, and that delay In con. (Continued on Page 2) -The average rate increase pending for the 10 electric firms whose executives took part in the news conference is about 17 per cent and would mean an average monthly Increase of aboot $1.50 to $2.00 for residential customers. - None of the executives foresees power shortages during peak use times this swnmer, barring 11Catastrophies" or WI· usua( combinations of adverse conditions such .as extreme heat waves and equipment breakdowns. - The companies are making major efforts to hire minority work~rs without much success at the engineering level, but more needs. to be done. Without exception, the executives in areas )Vhich use high ~lfur coal mainly supplied from northern West Virginia ~4 CAUED TO DUTY - Several off-duty members of the GallipoUs Police Departllient were pressed into service Friday following the double shootings in the downtown area. • Assisting in the search for Russell Robbins of Point Pleasant were Eugene Elliott, left, and Jim Ward, right. PU. Lonnie McGuire is In the middle. GENE RIGGS, OWNER of Rlggscrest Manor, from the. Erwin, study the lot layout on the restricted new housing left, and contractors, Sherman Sununerfleld and Leonard development, Riggscrest Manor, in Eastern Meigs Co1mty. (See story 011 Page 16): • See Page 22 pictures of three new bomes. POMEROY - Acitizens committee of "concerned and interested" parents, has organized here to press a campaign to pass the Meigs School levy which was defeated in the recent primary and which will be voted on at a special election on June 20. Meeting Thursday night at Meigs Junior High in Middleport, the group made the following plans : to seek endorsements of civic groups, a fact sheet in regard to school finances to be distributed, and to send letters to all parents in the district. The Rev . Bill Perrin, spokesman for the group, said a poster contest ad· verljsing the levy has been concluded by'students at Meigs High under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis. Winners and prizes awarded were Karen Price, first place, $5 ; Tony V~ughan , second place, $3.50, and Jeannie Schneider, third place, $1.50. Honorable mention went to Jill Jlarris, Patty Jlarris, Nancy Large, Jean Peyton, Danny Russell, Mike Cui!Wiis and Kellen Beck. The next meeting of the group will be Thursday, June 1, at 7 p.m. at Meigs Junior !Hgh in Middleport. The meeting which is open to aU interested persons will not be "cancelled," as one last week was by telephone to committee members, Rev. Perrin said. .. ri1 · .. '.. :. . ~ :.~. .·'· . . . ... . .·' ..: : .... . . ... ...~ -..-.~· . :::. ' ' ~ -· ' .. .. ' ANNE GRIMES, GRANVILLE, WilL appear In Pomeroy June 18 whim ~~e11~r. Heritage Day Is staged by the Meigs County Pioneer and Hiltorlcai Society. :illl'•• . has won national acclaim as a folksinger, lecturer and entmalner. . ., . I .No Pay, No Mow .'t... I I Meigs Heritage Dayi~~]: . . ! ' - No paying, no mowing. POMEROY This is the edict of the Beech Grove . . Cemetery trustets who met recenUy and decided that all lot owners must pay $5 or graves will not be mowed. Checks may be mailed to the cemetery clerk, in care of Pomeroy VIllage Hall or lot owners may personally leave their • POMEROY - The Meigs County payment at city hall. Pioneer and Historical Society .wUI move into the Big Bend Regatta Weekend spotlight this year when il stages a new feature, "Meigs Jleritage Day." · The observance, which will feature SUIT FILED IN GALLIA novel dlaplays, ·entertainment by noted GALUPOUS - A Pomeroy resident, folk singer, Anne Grimes of Granville, and Angela 'Fry, has filed a damage suit in demonst,rallons of "how to" will be held on Gallla County Common Pleas Court as a Sunday, . June 18, at the aociety'a new result of a traffic accldenl in Aug. 1970. museum on 1!uttemut Ave. named "Melas Ruth E. Balle!l, t43 Jledgewood Dr. wu Pioneer House ." named defendant•In the action. Plaintiff Begiimlng at 11 a.m., the exhibitS win aeeks $764.90 plus Interest from AUfr-lB, feature spinning wheels by Russell 1970 foc: damages to her cu, M11111er, a resident of Rutland many years YOUNGEI'l' ANGLER - ¥Ita Olarlel, 4, ~Uihter . ol Mr, II1CI Mrs. Raymond Otulel, GaWa Colmty Jlllllor Falrllroundll, was the youngut Individual to receiVe a prise d~ Saturday nwrning'a Fourth Annual Filhlnl Derby, collpoiiiOI'ed by tile Gal11polil Area Jaycees IIIII GaliUo County Conaervlllon Club. More than 200 yqungstera participated In thla Yl&r'seYent at the falrgroundllake. One 111111er was two Yllrl old, but was not around when prlses were awarded far. the )'OWiglllt fllberman. (See delalls and additional plcturel In today'• aports aectlon). " ~ .' • ..~ ' ' ~-,(.r ·In Regatta Prograni2(1 . . an I ~. Campaign Planned GALLIPOLIS - Richard Sayre, executive director of the Gallia-Melgs Community Action Agimq, announced Saturday ,that approval his been received from the U. S. Department of Labor for Its 1972 swruner Neighborhood Yooth Corps ~oject . lt wW provide employment for 200 teenagers in the two-county area. Appllc~tlons have been distributed thr<J!llh the ~el\oohl arid moat of the quail!~ imrotleea have already received ap· pllcatlons through their high schoql guldarice cOWiaelors. Ill order to qualify' enrollee must be ' 15 years of age or older and returning to ~ehool nezt fall. 'i'he current high ~ehool fll'aduates are not eligible. The 1i-year old will only be used In caee there uen't enouch . qualified older enrollea. The enro11ee1 will be selected according to need and In 4ccordance with the Labor Department's poverty flllldellnu. The lire Of. the family 1114 family In· ·, '' COIIlll determines tile eUctbillty. Enrollees ctn only be 1lled on public property. MOll Of the IChoola llldlnccJIIporated vlllagu in the two COIIlllel are c:ooperatlng in the (Conllnaed 011 PIC~ 2J "HOUSE OF MISSING GIRLS" -PLU5"PLAYMATES" . shooting that left Robbins' !rife, Shll:1e)\ Putney Robbins, 23, of 736 Third Ave., llllil Willlams seriously wounded. · ;: Mrs. Robbin~s in critical conditioa:i t St. Mary's !los In Huntington. She~ suffered a bullet wound of the head . . .: Robbins' body was found Friday )lboa~ 3 p.m.· In a thick-wooded area .Ill.· proximately 300 yards above Willow 1)(. The area Is situated behind Radio Slailci!J W.jEH. Robbins had lil!eil the Object of ., search by ~rea lawmen and cltl~, volunteers. Robbins was lying fact doin with a bullet wound in his bead. A .:12 (Continued on page 2) • . GALLIPOUS - Two persons were dead and another was in critical condition late Saturday following murder-suicide shootings here Friday. Terry Michael Williams, 25, Eureka Star Rt. , died at II :10 a.m. Saturday' in the Holzer Medical Center from a bullet wound of the head. · Deild as the result of a self-Inflicted bullet was Russell (Jughead) Robbins,.24, !of. l406 Lewis St., Point Pleasant. • ·" Discovery of Robbins' apparent suicide ended a six-hour manhunt that begap Friday morni'ng following a double 200 Swnmer Jobs Sure· Double Fuluro Progrom Gallipolis-Point Pleasant - Free Customer Parking on Second Street anll at Efberfefds Warehouse on Mechanic Street. MAy 21·22·23 . '• ... : ----------~------------------------ Sun,,. Moll.' Tut. •. • 2 Men Dead ". By Gunfire !~ Headquarters For Lawn-Boy and Toro Mowers pomerov . SUNDAY,"MAY 21, 1972 VOL V.l • NO: 16 At Elbetfelds Wa!ehouse on Mechanic Street Peler O'Toole this Situation, they said. Herbert Cohn, vice presi&ent · of American Electric Power Service Coip., said the case mlgllt abnost be ready for ~ : · decision e~cept lor recent court ~ which require federal agencies to lncl\lcle with their decisions a detailed statement of ecological effects of the ~oject 1hl!t alone may require_new hearings. ·', "The principal thing we learned frovt this case is that you can't plea!e. everyone," Cohn said. ... p to summer power requirements tlili year, most of the executives said th'!h' · reserves were about I~ to 18 per Cftlt of capacity, more than ample to meet aD: ticlpated needs. Several . indicated th9f would have surplwl power to sell to utilities in adjoining areas. THREE SECTIONS \ !Color) • Wayne Maunder Marianne McAndrew ' insisted that they see no way around the made to challenge ule inherent problem of getting sulfur emissions down reasonableness of regulations which fix to the standards, to be required in 1975: standards that present technology cannot Almost all northern West Virginia coal meet. has 2 or more per cent sulfur content, The Blue Ridge power case, in which which will be banned ll'Ofll use unless the Appalachian Power sought permission to rule is changed, variations allowed or the build a hydi'Q-<llectric dam at Galax, Va., deadline· extended. was discussed at length during the news Singley called it · a "very critical conference . question ," in northern West Virginia and I Officials said they were caught In the said the impact on area coal producers · 1 middle in a light over "flow now would be "severe; of course." augmentation," a dispute between groups Donald A.. Dick of Wheeling Electric In the area over whether to let the Power Co. said striprnined coal from proposed reservoir level ddlvn in summer western states which has low sulfur months lo increase the flow of the content might be used. But he said added Kanawha River in the Charleston area. transportation costs alone could mean a No amount of advance planning or substantial increase in electric bills. further consultation with affected groups Singley aiso said court tests may be or. environmentalists would have changed PAGES Porch and Patio Furniture Sale ( Rl But More Time is Necessary • Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley For porch, lawn and patio furniture. Big selection of all popular sizes. . Elberfelds ·1n Pomeroy " ·• tmts· REPLACEMENT CUSHIONS THE PANIC IN NEEDLE PARK Electric Utility Executives Say Goals Can be Reached, .. + JUST ARRIVED DOuble FNiure Program - PLUsTHE SEVEN MINUTES :;:;:-~ • Bath Towels-Hand Towels-Wash Cloths Tonight, MAy 19 !Color) AI Paclno and Kitty Wlnn favorites Include Ed Bacon of Ocean City,N. J ., Art Holloway of Akron, Ron Dement of Akron, William Morgan of Xenia and Eugene Bricker of Jeffersonville, Ind. • No-Iron Sheets and Pillowcases • Matching Bath Ensembles (G) ,,I LICENSE Larry Joe · Pettit, 24, Pomeroy, and Diana Pearl Good, 18, Long Bottom. Save Now On Cannon Royal Family ALSO "MURPHY'S WAR" (Color) 111.1812 ~,I.RRIAGE ----------------------------------· MAY WHITE~ SALE Elaine May Waller Matthau ! MosUy clear tonight with . lows in the 50s. Saturday partly cloudy and w'arm with a chance' of showers in the southeast. Jlighs wW be in the upper 70s and 80s. SHOP SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 P.M. "A NEW LEAF" (Color) the bank of tht ctntuJy Weather OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. Saturdlly, MAy 20 DOuble Future c:.'tnal GEOR(;E LODWIK Elberfelds In Pomeroy I Rl rutlond I • MASON DRIVE IN ...... ·.· :--·,.,.,.,· · :-·,o,y,o;.o;.• · ··.-....·.···-:·······Y······ .................. .,. .:...,..,,·-:-:··-x .... ........ 0!"..;•;.. ....h.........,..~;..Y""-<::<mlW:I~ '•'•'•'•'" •..,....•.•.•;................. •.•.•.•.Q,•, •'•'• ,•.-. ..•:•:•.•»..:•:•.•n:•:•:O:•.v••.·.-...... •.. -. New Air Quality Standards in '75 I • Recreation Center. Tannehill is Ohio men's champion and was a semi-finalist in the men's open at the U. S. Nationals last March . Other top seeds include Tim . Ogrosky of Dayton, Jim Supensky of Dayton and William Sharpe of Philadelphia, Pa. In the 41).00 year bracket, ., \ Technology Not Here· Yet ·to Meet News ••. in Briefs J0 hn Tannehill Top .seed. ed We haven't changed. ·we've adjusted. comfort or prope~ty of ~ n y ci tizen or citizens of said CAMPER 'TAKEN ILL Nathan Deweese, no address, was taken to the Holzer Medical Cenwr by the Mid·· dleport E-R squad late Thursday morning. It was reported that Deweese was camping near Hobson when he became ill with severe abdominal pains. He was believed to be suffering food poisoning. • .. J i!!!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•iliii · po...., .-· Gregory Lodwick, son of Mr. County Jaycees; (.unch was and Mrs. Jlarry Lodwick of furnished by MacDonald's for Chesler, was a ,'blue ribbon lheover300chlldreoatlending. winner.In the speCial olympics This year's event was ~ for handicapped children first time loeaj classes . Of staged Saturday at 'ohio retarded children· have atl:lniversity. tended. Plans are for more Gregory was the only student participation next year . . ' of the Meigs Commuhity Purpose of 'the special Classes participating in the olympics program is to create c~mpetltion and won the blue opportunities for sports nbbon for placing first in the 50 . !raining and athletic comyard dash and received 'petition for all retarded honorable mention in the children. It has .been deter/ . ·'. .standing long jum~. All of the mined thatphysical activities, chlldren of the classes and sports and competitive the1r teachers attended the athletics are. a major means of Special Olympics which was reaching and teaching the , . sponsored by the Athens retarded·.' . I All school people of the Southern Local School District are encouraging each citizen' 16 or older to participate in the local Citizens' Seminars to be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Southern Local High School as a part of the State Department of Education's Search lor In Oljlmpic& • ·~. ' ago, now a resident ot Sprln......:.i; riverboat . pictures by J. w. w';"T.t' Racine sltlff builder; dulcimers buill. William Grueser Of Rock Springs vehicles by Mrs. Betty.Mllbo.n 'llld Reed, an eatensive elhlblt ott ~=: quilts and precious anUques ot ,......., Mrs. Clara Lochuy wW 11ft::•• demonstration 011 canine; Mrs. Meek allow bow N'rinc waa "way back when," II1CI MR. Hagerman wW demonstrate bow to spinning machine. The Buly Bee · will be showlnB i1ow the atiFICII" • (Continued 011 Pqe 2) .~ ~· '"II a; a f ~\ .. 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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