https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f71ee5ddcaaedadfad0c7b48be722408.pdf 8d18ab29a5533654b14305ee694cbf5e PDF Text Text ... •.• .. ,. J '' n- The oauy Sentinel, Middleport-r..Oeroy, o.. June l, 1972 Legislative Briefs News .•. in Briefs _ House 1 Vote : 91-2. AM. SB 329, Regula . Prov ides lor the establishment of state general and technical c;olleges and permits the board of re- gents to constr-uct a branch when a un iverslty board of trustees fails to act. Vote : 76-11 . l!esofulion Adopted HFR 31, Fry, As.ks Congress to WINDSOR, ENGLAND - THE DUKE OF WINDSOR, 81\ exile from his homeland in .life, was back in the hearts of his countrymen today in death. , RaUroads said they added extra cars for the thousands ex· pected to pay tribute to the former King Edward VIII when his body lies ·in state in St. George's Chapel here Friday and Satufday, I PLEASANT VALLEY Names of patients admitted the ~atlonal debt. Vote : 58-27. are not released by hospital Senate authorities. Bi lis Passed DISCHARGES: Jeffery Ury, Am . HB94, Voinov ich, Prohibits Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson, the issuance ol permits to drill Otis Rice, Andrew Jones and for oil and gas in Ohiu waters Mark and Gay Lynn, of of Lake Erie until July I , 1974. Maryland spent the weekend Ralph Davis, all Point x~e:S~;i9, Allows· a court of with Bud Douglas and · Lana Plea98nt. appeals to select one county In Gibson. Its district as principal seat for Mr. and Mrs. Jaines Chead· BOWLERS TO DINE conduct of business. Vole : 30-0. le and children of Columbus Resolutions Offered The Pomeroy bowling SJR :w, Calabrese-Gray-Malo- were weekend guests of the ney, Establishes a joint leg isla- Junior Paynes. Tbey all en- banquet wiU he held Friday at llvecomm'11teetostudy account- joyed a cookout at the home of the Eagles Club with dinner at lng methods used In Ohio state Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weaver. 7p.m. followed by a dance at 9. colleges ·and univers ities. SJR 31, Bowen. Requests a Mr. ·and Mrs. Walter King oint interim study committee and family are moving to o study recent . assaults and d killings at Ohio Penitentiary . Rutlan · A homecoming was held at the home of A~a Gilkey Sun- Jane Gilkey and Helen Byer. Marriage Llcenoe day, May 28. Those present M.A. Epple has been quite ill John Cord, 19, Pomeroy, and were Mr. and Mrs. Don Upwith a cold. Rebecca Sue Wright, 18, deg'raff of Birmingham, Ala., Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Pomero . Mr. and Mrs. Bahe Whaley and Edwards and Mrs. Beryl Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Terry Whaley, and Mr. and Mrs. Ash were Chip, Ann and Eric, and their here to attend the alumni ba6ysitter, Barbara Warren, banquet and Tom Campbell of Tonight, June 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gibson a Columbus radio station. He is NOT OPEN and his sister-in-law, Barbara the son or Rev. and Mrs .. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Campbell (Coello Alkire) . Friday thru Tuesday June 2-6 Gilkey and Joey Jay, all of The former Irene Dye of PLAY MISTY Columbus; ll!r. and Mrs. Columbus called on friends FORME Walter Jordan of Cincinnati, here 1\jemorial Day. (Technicolor) Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gilkey, Tad Clint Eastwood 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Borg an Jessica WaIter and Karen, of Albany,.and Mr. spent a weekend with Nellie I R) and Mrs. Bob Alkire and son, Horgan . ALSO CARTOONS Ray, local, and the hostess, SHOW ~TARTS 7 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Larry .Clark Ava Gilkey. After dinner and children and Mr. and Mrs. pictures were taken and Bobby Don Updergraff were supper Gibson took the crowd boatin~ guests of the Robert Clarks Ohio River. Monday. MASON DRIVE·IN onMr.the and Mrs. John Paynter Mr. James Clark of spent the night of the Eastern Downington who has been a ' ' ' '' Star Inspection with Mrs . patient at Grant Hospital in Tonight and Friday Nellie Tracy . They have at- Columbus is home but June 1-2 tended the inspection every recovering very slowly, Mrs. Double Feature Program year. Mrs. Paynter has heen a Weltha Clark has been a COLD TURKEY member longer than any other patient at O'Bieness Hospital Dick VanDyke PLUS person. She was raised here in Athens suff~ring from a WrxxJy Allen's and Mr. Paynter was one of ollr heart condition. BANANAS best teachers . He still does Mr. and Mrs. Jack Warner of Louise Lasser substitute teaching. The Jackson have gone to New IGPl Paynters also visited relatives Mexico to be with his sister a in Portland. month, Mrs. Esta Warner SATURDAY This week callers of Ava Larkin who suffered a severe Junel Gilkey were Mr. and Mrs. arm fracture in a fall and is a Oo~ble Feature Doyle Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. bed patient. COMPANY OF KILLERS Van Johnson Joe Carsey, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mrs. Nancy Wbile will attend Ray Mllfand Bolin , Margaret Douglas, college in Athens this summer IGl Margarel Kostival of Athens, while Freda Carsey wiU attend ALSO Frances Young, Minnie the baby. LOn FLIGHT (Color) M.cGrath, Miss Ruby Diehl, Mrs. Roms D<iuglas, 85, has Lloyd Bridges Viola Haning, Mrs. Bessie been moved to the home of her Anne Francis Graham and Mrs. Wilda daughter, Daisy VanDyke at IGI Wiseman and May Mason, Washington Court House. · call a convention to Consider placing a constitutional limit on Elberf81Cis In POmeroy ·a e. ·an . . l MEIGS ntEATRE ' .. . · ~·¥!~ . . . . . . . . . .. . ....~- .. . ~ '• ... ... LLOYD • TELESCOPE • LAWNITE PORCH, LAWN and PATIO FURNITURE ' Also the John Hancock Une of 1 California Redwood Furniture ,J~IOUI.,t~., JH ..' •"'-~1r' "ci' sl~~ ~!s ~~::o~:~:.r~=s ~~T~gPo~=~~~,.:n~.~~~~~d t~~·bl." gry. Two strlkin~ pal- Beautiful floral designs for terns in blue, rose, gold. '14•. 9.5 Twin and Full Size . Matching Accessories Available IT'S GO, ANYWAY ~ !Jespite a deficit of .rom $6,000 to $14,000, the Middleport Volunteer Fire Company will procede at once to coristruct its new headquarters. Appeals are being ''Kismet" Shag Rugs '. 26" X 45" LIL SKIPPER SWIM RINGS 18. INCH. DIAMETER·. SWIM . RINGS LIL. FLOATER . FOAM. PLASTIC . BABY. SITTERS 6'-6" . LONG. VINYL. BOAT. WITH. OARS 42"x34" : RlGlD .. VINYL.. SAND.. BOXES 58"x42". RIGID. VINYL. SAND. BOXES 50". DIAMETER. VINYL. SWIM . POOLS 56". DIAMETER . VINYL. SWIM. POOLS VINYL. SWIM . SURFERS 42 : INCHES. LONG '5.95 1.39 S.9S 44.95 4.69 .7.95 6.95 ~ , . ~ ... VOL XXIV NO. 34 100 pet. Cotton Twin and Full Colors: White , Antique, Avocado, Gold. Knotted Fringe - Machine washable Outdoor Living Is Better With No Ironing, ever A heavyweight woven spread that combines the utmost In elegance with durability. Coolers • Chests • Picnic Jugs '13.95 Renew your Outdoor Furniture - Lawn Furniture __Webbing Save on what you need Housewares Department. lsi Floor 5.29 30 quart Foam Cooler Chests 2.89 2 gallon size Insulated Picnic Jugs 5.49 1 gallon size Insulated Picnic Jugs 3.49 2 gallon capacity Sprinkling Cans 1.39 8 qua-r l size Minnow Buckets 1.19 4 quart size lee Buckels 79c Durable, lade resistant, weafherprool, 17 ft. In package. Colors: Yellow-White, Melon-Green, Aqua. 49~ pkg. Clips-49' ULTRA SHEER WOMENS STOCKINGS Now 3 pair for '2.® i Save Now · Sizes 10-20, 12 112·24 112 Saturday Sale • Dresses-Sale Two for 18.66 Dresses-Sale Two for 16.96 Dresses-Sale Two for 15.26 Dresses-Sale Two for 13.56 Dresses-Sale Two for 10.16 Dresses-Sale Two for 8.46 SALE! CRIB OUTFIT LompteTe Lee-Pres!. never needs ironing. Boot cut for plenty of extra room over boots and heel. Sizes 29 Ia 42 waist . Select your proper length . 7.98 . Blue Denim Boot Cut Riders .and Cotton Polyester Blends. - Sate white Just Arrived Wranglers "Hot Pants" Shorts In prints by Peter and Lightweight ~x lei Je~ns . ' ' In your choke of " Yes" or " No" prints Boot Cut and ~ate Sale! Men's Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Men's 4.95 Full Cut 2 for '500 MENS WORK UNIFORMS Big Ben by the makers ol Wrangler. Not every size In every color, but good overall selection. Navy blue, Forest green, Charcoal grey. A new shipment, 4 piece . 5 piece and 7 piece sets. Round, rectangular and drop leaf t.!bles . SmtJrt metal finishes in chrome, bronze, black or green. All on sale in the Furniture Dept., 3rd floor . Whil,e they last. SLACKS Trendtey lull cuts In solid colors. Navy blue, Loden green and gold. 65 pet. polyester, 35 pet. cotton . Sizes 32 to 44 waist. Friday · Saturday Sate Another B~ Shipment of Carpets · 12 ft widths, lengths up to 21 feet Mens Blue Denim Bib Overalls At Sale price Friday and Saturday Sizes 30 to 50 ll'aist, Lee's own jell denim that wears and wears. Tailored sizes. Shield back, plenty of useful pockets.,. Sanforized Shrunk. Your Choice sale Price .. . . .. Plenty of free parking places ' '•' •aaoo These rugs are nylon and there's a big selection ol solid .. colors and patterns . Dr ive to Elberfelds Warehouse . There' s plenty of free parking and select the ca rpets. you need now. ' ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY See our fine selection of Electric Fans at' Sale Prices . . Housewares Oepartment, 1st floor. A regular $23.95 20 inch size, 3 blade fan on sale for $15.88. Plus G. E. Fans in 3 and 5 blade models. ' BE THRIFTY! SAVE ALL at Elberfelds Warehouse on MechaniC Street , E ,, • Sale! Davis 4D \WRK SOCKS Cushion foot for extra comfort. White or solid color grey. Sizes 10 through 13, Friday. Saturday Sale ' 5.95 Pants Sizes 29 to 42 • .Sale .. 3.99 4.95 Shirts Sizes 14112 'to 20 . . , Sale .. 2.99 Just Received! At Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street OF YOU. FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1972 Rabies Clinic on Saturday, 1-3 pm, Rutland Firehowe TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 SALESLIPS FIROM 3 $1.49 pair Regular 4.49 so foot length Reinforcea Vinyl Garden JQe • Kink resistant, easily coli~ solid brass couplings, Inch diameter. Sale Price If; $3 S0 , Nixon Defends Nuclear Pacts By HELEN THOMAS of America today," Nixon told WASHINGTON (UP!) - a joint session of Congress President Nixon told Congress minutes after returning • to and the nation Thursday night Washington from his l:klay, that the Moscow summit pacts 16 ,~il e swnmit trip. "None on limiting nuclear weapons will be stronger than the will prevent a "major spiraling United Stales of America in the or the arms race" without futUre ." periling U.S. security. Nixon called for the "fullest "No power on earth is national scr.utiny of these stronger than the United States accords." He said an an- ew~·::·· in··'· Jirie/~1 By United Pre•• International SAIGON -U.S. WARPLANES SMASHED North Vietnam's second biggest power plant with electronicaliy guided bombs and bomhed a major railroad bridge on the line to China, military spokesmen said today. Navy pilots in 220 raids Thursday also destroyed two 450.foot supply ships about one mile off the North Vi etnames~ coast. Many of the raids were night strikes, the U.S. command said. In South Vietnam, heavy monsoon weather blanketed threequarters or the country and cut U.S. air strikes to the lowest level in seven weeks. Intelligence sources said Communist troops were.heing resupplied for a possible major drive in the far northern quarter. CLEVELAND - PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING colwnnist Jack Anderson says Democratic U. S. Senators will confinn Richard G. Kleindienst as U. S.. attorney general in a political move against President Nixon . , Anderson, speaking to a capacity audience Thursday night at the Park Synagogue in suburban Cleveland Heights, said Nixon would not back down on his nomination of Kleindienst because "he's a very stubborn presidenl. 11 He has a tendency to get his back up," Anderson said. 11The Democrats don't want to deprive him of a tarnished attorney general." 11 Solid colors, stripes, neat patterns, permanent press. Small (J4.J4'h l. Medium (15-1S1h l. Large (16· 16'12 ), Extra Large (17-17112 ) Sizes. ' POM EROY·M IDDLEPORT, OHIO JfllliM!IIM!~~'.':''.,;.,,-.:;::··?O:::'•'•"•"•'•:«•'O:X?.-.:•':!*~:O:::·X·'·'·'Y.'...,,::::::····::::::·-:··::::::··::: Savo .Frlday and Saturday on Blouns. Tank Tops, Shorts , Slacks , Skirts, Blazers, Shirts. Sizes 38 to 46. Friday and ·LEE RIDERS . '4800 Extra Size Summer House Dresses Reg. 10.98 Reg .. 9.98 Reg .. 8.98 Reg .. 7.98 Reg .. 5.98 Reg ..'11.98 Includes fine qual ity baby crib with drop leal sides, adjustable to four posit ions, walnut fin ish, pt'Ul a waterproof Innerspring mattress. Screws-45' SPORTSWEAR Reg . 1.75 pair ii I " 100% Miratle POlypropylene 4o quart Hardside Coolers I i en tine volun leer workers could paint and perform other labor chores. The firemen indicqted th•t they, or course, will , be carrying out a number of money-making projects such as serving chicken berbecue dinners to help make up the deficit. Costs will run from 170,000 to $80,000 and it is believed that the latter figure will be closer to the final cost. David Ohlinger, fire department president. who presideq Thursday night, pointed 4mt that though the project is a big one, in the end· the new headquarters will be an asset in the community to be proud of . Cheshire Mayor Scott Lucas, a guest, said his community wilb help in any 'Yi'Y possible. Represe nting Middleport (Continued on Page 10 ) BEDSPREADS Pre-shrunk - I at y ture wiil include a SO by ~0 root area for housing fire equipment and a 40 by 28 area for other firemen 's activilies. At las t night's dinner, attended not only b,y firemen but by representatives of Mid· dleport Village, Cheshire Village and the Middleport Chamber of Commerce, appeals were jssued to Mid· dleport's organizations, businesses and individuals to help with the project. The building committee composed of Bob Fisher, Tom Darst and Pete Kloes indicated the department wiil be "more than pleased" if projects to assist are adopted throughout the community. For example, they said, perhaps businessmen would take over equipping or the kitchen, garden clubs might lake over the lands ca pin~, and Devoted To The Interests OJ The Meigs-Mason Area "Chapel Hill" Woven Jacquard Matelasse type 9.95 10.95 I help w1th the costs. However, due to a technical error. and constantly ri sing costs, there is a shortage or money for the new headquarters which will be built on Race St. The X·L Corp. of Columbus has been awarded the genera l construction contract. Cass Hindy of Middleport has been awarded the elec trical contract and the C. and C. Plumbing Co. of Athens has the noun ced, "s ink or swim' ' plumbing contract. construction will begin at once. The bids of the companies Last fall , voters of Mid- awa rded contracts total dleport village passed a bond $6-l ,IOO which include the issue which will produce construction, electrica l work $60,000 for the new and plumbing. However, not headquarters which has been included in the $64,100 figure in lhe planning stage three are the heating and ventilation, years. The fire department has pa in ting, paving , kitchen sQme $8,000 on hand from equipment, landsca ping and contributions and fund raising such incidentals as a flag pole. projects . which it will use to The planned L-shaped struc- • Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Lows tonight in the mid to upper 50s and the highs · Saturday from the upper 70s to the lower 80s. Made of foam plastic, puncture proof, 100 pet. floatation. 16 inch diameter . 79~ made to the community to help finance tbe project. Pictured at the site Thursday night are, I tor, Fire Chief Bob Byer, Mayor John Zerkle, and Thomas Darst, Pete Kloes and Bob Fisher, members of the unit 's building committee. Weather Long pile rug of Nylon, Acrllan and Polyester Blend. Non slip Durogan back. Machine washable, machine dryable. Beautiful diamond pattern In Mauve, Perma Frost, Amber Gold, Blue Moon, Hot Pink with knotted fringed ends. .. .. white or black .. . Di:PAR1"1"~ .·L. . QUILTED BEDSPREADS 8.98 . Houdstooth Check in brown and All at sale prices at Elberfelds Warehouse. Also sale of carpet, Congoleum and Linoleum. Also Toro and Lawn Boy Lawn Mdwers. Despite u deficit .or money needed - ranging from $6,000 to $14,000 - the new Mid· dleport Fire Department headquarters will be built immediately. At a dinner held at the depa r tment's pr ese nt headquar.ters in Middleport town hail Thursday night, members of th e department's building commun ity pointed out the po·obiem of the inadequate funds but an- For beautiful bedrooms See the new shipment . Sale at Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street . ~ Firemen ·Will Build Now ' Bargains All Over The Store Friday 9:30 ·to 9, Satutday 9:30 to 9 p.m. Harrisonville Society News ' ' .... • ' ' a retirement income credit against the •state Income tax . ... • !Continued from P1ge 1) Wednesday, six hours after bargaining began in the presence or federal mediator Qlarles Bell: !'~"lor to Wednesday's talks, the COLUMBUS (UP I) - A glance al actlvjty Wednesday laborer~ said they would strike if accord 011 a new contract was . · Wednesday In the Ohio Genera_! 1)01 reached by midnight. Assembly: Bills Passed Sub. SB 464, Gillmor, Provides • SAN JOSE, CALIF. -THE TRIAL OF Angela Davis goes to the jury today . Defense attorney Leo Branton made an im· passioned final plea for the Miss Davis, 28, declaring she was the victim or a "gigantic hoax" and that no black in the world would wonder she went into hiding after a judge was slain Aug. 7, 1970. Branton reviewed the 3()1).year<~ld record or oppression and killings of Negroes from the days of the slave ships to Dr. Martin Luther King, and said her flight came out or sheer fear, not a consciousness of guilt. Judge Richard E. Arnason was to deliver legal instructions to the seven women, five man jury at the final session of the trial whicb began Feb. 28. Miss Davis is charged with murder, kidnaping and conspiracy in the August, 1970 shootout at the Marin County Courthouse. COLUMBUS - COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN Ohio Electric Co., which owns the Columbus Transit Co ., has decided not to renew its franchise with the city. "We're a company in business lor prom and public transportation is no longer profitable," ·said Arthur Green 1 president or the el~ctric com· pany, Wednesday. The franchise expires July 1, 1973. "We have to get out of the business because we have .responsibilities to our shareholders," Green added. City Public UtlliUes Director Robert Newlon said there are three alter· natives to continuing bus service . He said the city could buy the company, anot~r finn could buy_the company or the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) could again seek a levy to operate the service. A COTA levy was defeated in the May 2 election. liballistlc missile (ABM) treaty would be submitted to the Senate for ratification and that an agreement on offensive arms limitation would be sent to beth houses. Debate on the pacts started in the Senate Thursday a few hours before the President arrived on his nonstop flight from Warsaw. Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash :, cha•·ged Nixon came home with "the short end of the stick." Jackson, •WilO reportedly wasNixon's flraichoice for defense secretary in 1969, contended the agreements put the United States in an "inferior" defense . position . "! though! he had some message that would surpass Paul Revere,". Jackson said of Nixon's swift trip by helicopter from Andrews Air Force Base to Capitol Hill to address Congress. "But we got platitudes and generalities." But the reception Nixon (Continued on Page lO) Danger is Guns Used Minimal New Corporation Buys Buildings At Strike t Plan Boun d . PT. PLEASANT _ Law enforcement agencies were called to the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company's Pt. Pleasant Chemical Plant abeut 2 a.m., today to investigate three apparently unrelated incidents at the strikebound plant. Two shooting incidents took place. In one, a shotgun using lead.(pumpkin balls) was fired at a tractor · trailer refrigeration unit. The unit was damaged by the blast. A number of shots also were fired at lights in the parking lot area. In another incident, supervisory employees who were investigating a disturbance at the rear or the plant reported two shots were fired while they were conducting their investigation. Also, some type or explosive devices were !brown into an enclosed area arowtd II gas pumping · station which sup· pile~ fuel for plant operations. West Virginia State Police invesligated each incident. CINCINNATI (UP!) - An . A group of Middleport . executive of one of three utili· Pomeroy businessmen have ties that are building the Will· purchased several adjoining iam H. Zimmer nuclear power structures in the Middleport plant on the Ohio River said business section, formerly Thursday "only mmute property ow ned by the late amounts of liquid and gaseous Henry Swift. radioactive waste " would be Located in the heart of discharged durong 1ts Middleport, the buildings operation. William H. Dickhoner, sen for vice president or the Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co., sought to allay fears by en- T r, • vironmentalists at hearings by u the ·Atomic Energy Com· mission Ucensing Board here. COLUMBUS, Ohio I UP!) The AEC board is consider- A group of elementary school ing whether to grant a con· children weren ' t very im· struction permit for the plant, pressed with their visit to the which is being built at Moscow Ohio Senate. in Clermont Clunty. Lt. Gov. John W. Brown, The AEC's directorate of u. presiding officer of the Senate, censing already has recom- received a letter Thursday mended that the construction from 27 pupils of "the Robert permit be granted with the un- Louis Stevenson Elementary derstanding that the builders School here who visited the act upon a list of conditions to Senate last week. protect the environment. "We all noticed how the The power station is a joint senators didn't pay any at· ·errO.t o~- CG&E, the Columbus tention to the speaker and they & Southern Ohio Electric Co. just carried on a conversation and Dayton Power & Ugh! co. among themselves," the In a statement read into the youngsters complained. "If 10 hearing record, Cincinnati city cl~ssrooms or v1s!tors can be councilman Gerald Springer . qmeter than one of the most expressed concern about unportant groups of people '?, possible release of radioactive the state, that IS pretty bad. waste into the Ohio River. The water would flow 'from the veteraDli Memorial Hospital plant to Cincinnati, which · is ADMITTED Bonnie down river. Whittington, Middleport; "There can be no doubt that Candra Hanning, New Haven;if any radioactive substances Mary Warner, flomeroy . released iitto tbe Ohio riv- DISCHARGED - Archie er, these will lind their way McKinney, Mary Harbrecht, ·into the drinking water Of Cin· Doris Buchanan, Hobert Riggs, cinnati residents," Springer Earl custer, Sally Bias, Claude said. Roy, Elmer Norvell, porsell Dlckboner said, however, Biggs, Fred Miller, !tthel th't radioactive waste frorn Milam. the plant would amouni to just 1 per cent of tbe permissible level. Myron Karman, the LOCAL TEMPS AEC •s cblef attorney, added The temperature in downthat "tadiologic:al health and town Pomeroy at II a.m, safety . issues had -~een Friday was 72 degrees under resolved'"a1 the plant. sunny sides. 4-H Camp Signup Time Here are Slg~-up time for 4-H Camp is here . Mrs. Pat Holler and Mrs. Leota Young, 4-H .Assistant, who work out of the County Extension Office, said every one of the 500 4-H members in the county is eligible to attend at least one camp. Non 4-H members may at· tend on the recommendation of 4-H adviaors or the County }!:xtenaio~ Office by paying a Sl additio!U!l fee. The · •·H Camps are held at the Canters Cave 4-H Camp site, operated by The Jackson District Exten~io~ Camp, Inc. -The· first camp gets underway on Sunday, June 11, and is lor the junior campers from Meigs and Gallla Counties, ages 11 to 14 In· elusive. It closes .after break· fast on June 15. Cost for. this camp is '16. Hotel on Middleport's North Second Ave., have heen pur· chased by a group of Middleport-Pomeroy busin~ssmen. BUILDINGS PURCHASED - TheSe structures, from the Martin Restaurant on the corner, includiug the LaSalle The 9 and 10-year old 4-H camp for the counties of Meigs, Gallla, Jackson and Lawrence starts Sunday afternoon, June 18, and rwt~, Ull, Tuesday morning, June 20. Cost is $8. Teen 'Camp, which is open to all teenage 4-H club members and other youths, ages 15 and up, opens on Sunday, June 25, and cl011ea Tlouroday, June 29. C!l3U!>r the camp is $16. (Colltlnued on Page 2) Children are d nzmpresse house the LaSalle Hotel, The Shoe Box, Rail's Ben Franklin Store and the Martin Restaurant which recently was closed. The plan of the group, organized as the LaSalle Hotel Corporation, is to refurbish the hoteL Officers of the corporation are William D. Childs, president; Richard S. Owen, vice president, and Bernard Fultz, secretary . treasurer. Other members or the beard are Rodney Downing, James Arnold, Dr. R. R. Pickens. Kermit Walton and Kenneth Cooke. The hotel will be renamed. The businessmen involved in the purchase purchased the former Hotel Marlin in Pomeroy, now tbe Meigs Inn, in November, 1969. Committee Plans EXTENDED OUTLOOK Ohio extended outlook Sunday through Tuesday. Warm Sunday and Monday wllh a chance of showers and turning a little cooler on Tuesday. High temperatures Sunday and Monday mostly in the 80s and In tbe 70s to low 80s on Tuesday. Lows at night mainly from the mid 50s to the lower 60s. Levy _:Information ·=~~:m~~:~~=·=~:::!~:~:::::~:::::::: :::::::::::;;;;;;;;;\\!;;;;.;~:::: Wallace Cainpaign Opened in W.Va. CHARLESTON, W. Va. ·Fred DeHart, chairman of the West Virginians for Wallace Campaign, said Thursday an 11-member comm1ttee has been set up to operate the S~teHeadquarters at 1020 Quarrter ' St. in Charleston . On the committee are Fred DeHilrt, Sonny Davis, Bob Harris, Jim McCracken, Howard Janney, Dalton Elmore, Jake Barker, Zane Melton Maloney, R?berts, Reba Felty, and D1ana Par~ons. . . Persons mterested m making a donation may telephone 3467034 or mail donations to P.O. Box 1972, St. Albaps, W.Va . A public information campaign in connection with the Meigs Local School District's five mill operating levy to be voted on in a special election June 20 was planned by the Concerned Parents Committee at Meigs Junior High School Thursday night. The Rev . Bill Perrin, c hairman,, presided. Arrangements were made to display posters made by Meigs High School students promoting the levy. These will he placed in public locations by a committee composed of Mrs. Jerry Fields, Mrs. George Hackett, Jr., Mrs. Bernard Fultz Mrs. Earl Thoma and R. J.' Browning. ' A telephone campaign was set . up with Mrs. Thoma as chairman. The Rev. Mr. Perrin will speak ' on radio, and Richard Jones will appear on cable television . Named to an advertising committee were \ DEGREE WON George L. Sauet, son or Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sauer, 6591,2 Brownell Ave. , Middleport, received his AB d~gr!lf at the !35th commencement this spring of Marietta College. . TliEY'LL RAP The Meigs County Alcohol and Drug Abuse Committee will hold a rap session at the Lutheran Church in Pomeroy, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Knowledgeable people will be on hand to answer questions. Refreshments will be served. Manning Kloes, Kenny Braun, and Tom Cleland. Mrs. Phil Globokar was at the meeting to represent the Meigs Chapter of the Ohio Association or Public School employes which has endorsed the levy. Other organizations having endorsed the levy are the PTAs of Pomeroy, Middleport, Bradbury, Salisbury, Rutland, and Salem Center, the Hilrrisonville PTO, the Mid· dleport Chamber or Commerce, the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, and the Pomeroy Middleport Uons Club. Called Out Twice ' The Pomeroy E-R squad was called to the John Warner residence in the Hilrrlsonvllle area at 3:30p.m. Thursday-for Mary Warner Y~ho suffered a back injury when she leU !rom a pony. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was admitted lor treatment. At 7:02 p.m. Thursday, the squad went to the Meigs County Infirmary for Kathryn Hysell who cut Joer head In a fall. She was taken to the oftlc:e ,of Or. J.J. Da~ln Mlddlepm. . for treatment. �.,_ • ... . . .. .. . .... ..... • r .... . ,; 3- The Daily Sentll1el, Middleport-Pomerov. 0 .. .June 2.'1972 2- Thr llllily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., June 2. 1972 ' By DANIEL RAPOPORT WASHINGTON (UP[) Hubert Humphrey's campaign strategists acknowledge that he is running out of money, is short on manpower, trailing in , the hunt lor delegates and may well see the glamor primaries in California and New York go to his chief rival. But they say his race for the presadency is proceedmg on plan and that he stands a good chance of winning flle Democratic nomination m Miami Beach next month. ' rival, Sen. George McGovern, O.S.D:, will arrive· at the party's July 10 convention lacking the 1,509 delegate votes necessary for a flrst-baUot nomination. The Humphrey camp sees McGovern with a maximllln of 1,150 to 1,300 votes-even if he picks up the 271 votes from California's wlnner-take..all primary nen Tuesday and about 210 of the 278 in New York June 20. Whatever the fi8ure, Humphrey's deputy campaign J . ' P. "Mike" Maloney, believes It will · represent McGovern's "peak streng th " and that McGovern wiD go downhill !rpm there and ~numphrey • · will climb. Ma1oney, a 38-year-old Washington-based business consultant, said good naturedly: '"111e media has no~t~lnated George McGovern. I d011't think he can get the nomination." Maloney's appraisal, which he said was shared by other Humphrey advisers, goes ~mana 1 er, someuung like Uus: . nalionalelectionsare.wlll! ... or Hlm d~t . " Clreumstaoces Favor MeG n ••a'U have nu'lked Hubert Humphrey's cam· over w · t about e·-ry vote he can paign style reflects the JUS •• • t1 pens. Chestnut outlook. UPI reporter before th e conv.n 011 o Circums tances ha ve 1avored Steve Gerstel, traveling with . a·es and ef Humphrey In California, him I n the pnma r • filed this account: " " ckmg I ec~ve pa ' • " of preclnct r-ntly ~· , •1 · h' "1brough dress and energy caucuses ,. w nnmg am . ary Humphrey makes every effort de1ega t es I n non-P run states. to have people, fprget he is 61 Humphrey sees himself years old. He has taken to entering the convention with a: double-knit suits, flared minimum of ,bout 990 dele- trouS.rs, wide lape~ and ties. gates and a maximum of 1,282 He lints his hair, now moslly a if he wins in California. With mellow brown . His stock of each successive ballot, the bloc adrenalln seems as limitless as of "unconunitted" delegates II was in 19118. He ofte~ goes will begin to bteak up with the from early morning to night. WIN AT BRIDGE lion's share going to Hum"He is a true night· person phrey. and if there is any tiJtle left · Humphrey clearly won four over at the end of the day he of · hearts scoring 'Bgainst ' races- Pennsylvania, Indiana, can be found in front of a NORTH ham. · Ohio and WeSt Virginia. But his television set unwin'ding with a • 10 7 4 · He needed a lot of luck supporters feel •the media"~ tate night movie . • K4 plus a mistake and 1t all focused on the ones he lost.A 1098 5 worked out. He led a trump· · hi nd 1a d -• Q 63 to dummy's king and played Ilk~ Ma.c gan a Mary n . EAST (D) the three of clubs . E a s t ThiS vaewpoint . was perhaps and black G.S 14s (government WEST .Q9 .AJ8652 thought and thought and best expressed m a May 201~ service rating) and nearly hslf ¥653 ¥Q2 thought and fanally came to memo from campaign director of all black PhDs received • KJ72 +Q the conclusion that Milte was Jack Chestnut to the staff. their degrees from black coll- .JI095 .. A874 tryine to sneak. a trick with "To date, HHH has been the eges. •• SOUTH the smgleton kang. He went clear wmner in the primaries· ''This generation of blacks .K3 up with the ace of clubs and . ' .AJI0981 , Introducing must take Martin Luther Kings might have beaten the hand but you would never know II • 6 4 3 by shifting to a diamofld but from the newspapers, the dream and change it into a vi.K2 he chose to lead the Jack of commentators and the saon and then a reality by 1990, None vulnerable ~pades an hopes of develop· analysts. HHH continues to Fletcher said . "If blacks do not we~t North Ea.'it Soulh mg ~ trump tnck. lead In all the polls, but the do that, they are losing the 1• 2¥ M1ke ruffed and w h e n headlines often say 'McGovern ground that has been gained Pass 3 ¥ At Your Store Now West fa 1 1 e d to overruff , , , Pass 4 ·• for them by the generation of Pass Pass Pass Make's troubles were over. gains rather than Humphrey blacks that fought m World He took his king of clubs ; leads', even when HHH both Opemng lead - · Q Royal Crown led a diamond to dummY's leads and widens the gap. War ll and graduated from Bottling Company Center lo Key college in the late '40s and By Oswal~ & James Jacoby a7e: discarded one losmg daamond on the queen of ''The headlines and the news early 'OOs. Middleport, Ohio If you want to overbad it clubs; le<! trumps and con· stories are actually running "To achieve what you want, behooves you to play the a g a 1n s 1 your afro can be beautiful on dummy very well and it also ;~~ed a daamond trick at the M c G 0 v ern McGovern- reporting how the outside, but your bra111 helps a lot if you can get !HEWSPAPIIt 'NTUPli5E ASSN ) much better he is doing today must be well tuned on the in· your opponents to cooperate with you than he was some months ago. side /' he said. Here is a hand played by Naturally he is doing better, Fletcher is a former assisThe blddll\1 hu been . Mike Lawrence in the 1970 tant secretary of labor and at v. o r 1d championship His We~t North r..a.t Soulh for over a year he ran against I+ Pass the other left-of-<:enter canthat time was the highest rank· lwo-heart overcall was noth· Poss 2 + Pass 2NT. ing black in the U.S. Depart· ing to smg songs about , but didates - lindsay,, Harris, Pass , ' 3• Pa,. ? Hughes, McCarlhy, Chisholm, men I of Labor. he still continued to game You, South, hold after Bob Hammann raised ei al. .KJU ¥1U76 .t.QI07 him to three "All one by one they dropped What do you do now? West opened the queen of out of the race or ceased to be spades. East look his ace A- Bid three diamonds. Your viable candidates, he inherited My personal optmon 1s and led a small spade back . partner Is showlhf a poor hand that Amencan· students do Mike was delighted to find with six diamond• and four their support. But it is in the center--not on the left-where not always use t hese good his kmg holdmg but thmgs club!l. Home the most votes are and where look at all good He didn't conditiOns they have Stu· dents hav e an easy life and had lost one trick and still perhaps they are too accus· h a d lwo diamonds and a cl ub to lose. not to mention lamed to 11 the possibility of the queen -LevtHI G Snakwm. Somet The brain trust O()('rntlng nut of Humphrey's Washington hE>;odqUllrlt•rs knows the rosy ouUook will be II(Ughed off by many . 13ut they have the charts, graphs and theories wluch they say lends substance to flleir contentions. Besides, they claam political pundits and other oHservers are missing some significant points when they write off Humphrey. Humphrey Claims Flow The Humphrey claims flow from the conviction that the Minnesota sen•tnr'• ~hief Hope Sees War as Opponents Cooperate Worst of Bungles DICK SARGENT as the new owner and operator of the former Roy Domigan Grocery and Service Station located on old Route 33. Sargent was employed part time at the store when it was owned by Domigan and Maxine Arnold. The business is called Dick's Grocery. WILBERFOijCE , OhiO (UP!) - Bob Hoj\e, who an· nually entertains American soldiers in Vietnam, Thursday termed the war "bungled!' and said he hoped "we don't have to witness a cOIIflict of this kind l NEHI " II (the Vietnam war) has been one of the most bungled efforts In flle history of the U.S. Hope said. "!feel very strongly that thE> end (of the war) Is BLUE COLUMBUS (UPII- Aglance attorney general to defend very, very near." at activity Thursday In the mental hygiene and correction Hope at Wilberforce UruverOhio General Assembly . employes in suits ar1s1ng out of SENATE thelf official duloes. Vote · 53· sity to receive an honorary de· Bill Possed 17. gree, hiS 20th, also made lightAm . SB 538, Mottl, Prohibits ' Am SB SOl , Secrest, Provodes er comments. placing harmful objects In food scholarships for ch1ldren of "I've received degrees from or candy to be consumed by Ohto's orisoners of war and 1nother. Vote : 27-0 m issi ng in .!!lction m V1etnam colleges I couldn't get into HOUSE Vole 58·6. legitimately," he said, af~r Refuses to Concur Boll Defeated accepting an honorary doctor Am . HB 94, Volnovl ch; Pro- Am HB 1234. Kerns, Makes of humanities degree. hi bits Issuance of perm Its to sundry appropriations. Vote drill for oil and gas under 53·16. IRequired two-thirds Noting the degree just Lake Erie until July t, 1974 vote .) conferred on him, Hope said, Vote· 2-73. "Everybody thinks he's Bills Passed Am . HB 1170, Tulley . Requ 1res human,'' ''but I've got a certificate to prove it." Main speaker at the conA~fred vocation was Dr . Arthur Fletcher, executive director of Note~ the United Negro College FUnd, who also received an (Continued from Page I ) honorary degree. Several local alumni at· Of apecial interest at the Fleteher compared the preJunior Camp this year is the tended the banquet at the dominantly black Wilberforce consArvatlon activity with Tuppers Plams school building University to Yale, Harvard specialists from the Divisaon of Saturday evening, May 27. Stevie and Kathy Follrod and Princeton universities and Conservation presenting said it was ''up to Wilberforce material on gun safety, fishing , spent Saturday night with their and other black colleges to and conservation. Crafts again grandmother, Clara Follrod. train this black generation to play an Important part in the Vicki Swartz of Marietta spent he able to accepi the positions the evemng also. ~ camp. ..... .... M~. and Mrs. Aldo Barnhill that ~re QOW opening up to ~ir!IJi.l9~ ,9t ~ J,qnlor Cwnp •. ' ' J lit ;c). n E-. <Blakeslee, County of Newark, 0. were Memorial them' " Hesaldmore than 50 per cent Extension Agent, with Mrs. · Day guests of his sister and of all black military officers Leota Young assisting in the brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. craft' program. Mrs. Hennifer Donald Robinson. Mr . and Mrs . Wilbur Sheets will be · Assistant Robanson and girls and Director of the Teen Camp. The 4-R Advisory Committee Gregory Winebrenner camped lit offering to assist where cost at Royal Oak Park from of the camp will prevent at- Friday evemng until Monday tendance of certain m- evening. Mr . and Mrs. Char,les D dlvlduals . Applications for Woode attended Memoraal Day these specaat scholarships may brmade through the local 4-H services at Chester cemetery CHESTER - The Easlern advisor or directly to the Monday afternoon Stevie and Htgh School honor roiL for the Kathy Follrod of thiS locahty County Extension Office. · snd h and final grading period Freshmen (A ) V 1c k1e Anyone interested m at· played m the Eastern High School band for these services Gaul, Marsha Klmes. Regina tending 4-H Camp may call the Charles Powers of Dayton, Kimes, Mary Mi lls. Karen Extension Office and receive a Reed. Mandie Ros e, Pam copy of the material on the 0 was a weekend guest of his Sams. Bonnie Welsh. (B) Jane Ann Bahr, Debboe camp program as well as a uncle, Garner Griffin. Boalnghl. Phillip Bowen , Mr and Mrs. Jack Follrod of registration blank . Rese r· Terry Brawly, An ita Buckley, vations should be in the County Pomeroy visited the cemetery Sally Bur ke , Cathy Davi s, Extension Office ap- here Monday afternoon and Bec ky Ebersbach , M1k e , France s Hawk , proximately one week ahead of called at the Follrod-Robinson Harris Deanna H ensjey, R1 ck Mays, the opening of camp. Assasting home . LouAnn Newell. JoAnn Pullins. Mrs. Iris Carr and daugh~r Becky Rool. Cindy Thomas !hill yesr at camp wiD be workSophomore - IAJ - Sieve Vicki vlsated their aunt, Mary •tudy students from Ohio State Goe bel. Bill Hayes, Chryll University and Ohio Umversity Schaefer, who remains very Ill Ki mes. Shelia Sampson. !BI - Dean Weber, Susie Teaford, In Holzer Hospital, several 6111 Amberger, Steve An erson, Larry Atherton , Tim and Doris Barnhart. Becky hmes last week. They report dBaum, Mart1 e Caldwell , Will is assisting 011 records for she hss been moved to the new Teresa Chichester , Vlrginta hospital recently. Cline, Jo Enevoldsen, Steve camp. Follrod , Pally Grossnickle. t I. 4-H Camp • o; 11 u u tIt 01 ganizotum ofJ1· cwf. after a two-wee k tour uf six Amencw1 11H11Je 1s1 ues Simply put . we' re runnm g out 'M taxpavers ' • • -- A !!drew :~tem, New Ym k state assemblynw11. report· Evening Bible School Will Commence Jlune 20 I my that the ratw of tax· payers tu welfare reclpl· e11ts 111 New York C1!11 " IWW 2.6 lu OtU!' No one can expect to have The Pomeroy Community his professaon• of liberalism'" Vacation Clult'~h "School has taken seriously ·who is ·n~l been scheduled ~ Tuesday ·• C~~~u~~; ~~,j :n~~~as~l:r Thursday, June 20-22 and - Ph•lo,uploer Sid>Jey Hook Monday through Thursday, June 26-29. As in past years, the sessions wlll be held in the Pomeroy Elementary School beginning at 6:30 p.m. each evening and dismissing at 8:30p.m. A special effort has been made by the Pomeroy Community to develop a vacation church school sponsored Debboe Burns, Martie Cald JolnUy by all the churches. well , Teresa Chichester , Involved this year are V1rgmia Cline , Jo Enevoldsen , Steve Follrod. Steve GoebeL Pomeroy United Methodist, St. Pally Grossnickle, Paula Paul Lutheran, Sacred Hearl Hauber. Janice Holter, Cheryl Catholic, Pomeroy First Kuhn , Olana Larkins. Nancy Moller. Herb Mcintyre, Iris Baptist, Grace Episcopal, Plgoll , Sheila Sampson. Trinity, and The Salvation Loretta Spencer, Carol Taylor. Army. The ecumenical effort Dave Weber, Jane Whitehead. Junior - (AI - Mellnd EHS Honor Rolls Listed Harper, Pau la Haube r. Janice Holler. Cheryl Sally Bu rke, Li z Edwards, Vtckt Gaul, Rick Ma ys, Lou Ann NeWe ll. Jo Ann Pullms , Bon me Wel sh. Sophomore - (AI - Steve Anderson, Bill Hayes, Chryll K1mes; (BJ - B1ll Amberger, larry Atherton, Tim Baum, Debbie Burns. Martie Cald· we ll , Teresa Chichester, V i rg~n la Cline . Jo Enevoldsen, Goebel , Patty Steve Grossnickle, Lawrence Har. per, Paula Hauber , Jan ice Loretta Spen(:er, Carol Tavlor , Dave Weber, Steve Follrod . Juniors - (AI - Melinda Am sbary, Lana Benedum , Rochard Cross. Alan Duvall, Lucy Holler, Robin Humphrey, Glenda Lawson, Jane Ann Karr. Byron McCoy, Calhy Pickens, Nan cy SeMson, Vickie Spencer, Dick Steffler; ( BJ - Jenny Bailey , Jea nne Blake. Lanham , Diana Amsbary , Lana Benedum , Ri chard Cross, Alan Duvall , Lucy Holte r, Robon Humphrey, In-Between Glenda Lawson , Jane Ann Karr , Bxron McCoy, Phyllis Newlun, Cathr, Pickens. Nancy Sexson, Vlck e Spencer, Dick Sleltler, Bette Upton , ( Bl - (jates Jenny Bailey , Jeane Blake, Bobby Edwards, Cindy Farrar, Dave Gnffith , Gre~ Ha ckn ey, Vin cent LaCom~. Dave Matheny , John Ma)(son, Sherry ' McCain, Debb ie Mlllhone. Elaine Molhoan , Steve Mlllhone, Rosemary Reed. Rose Roseberry, Mike Sanders, Danny Schultz. sandra . Van Meter , Sandra Wood, Well . Senior - (AI - Janice Di xon, Julia Holler, Roger Karr ; (BJ- Dennis Eichinger, Marjorie Gillilan, Sue Cald· well. Kathy Dill, Nita Harris, B~rbara A lan Holter, Jenny Lawson . Ri ck Marlin, Debbie Pierce. Linda Provence. Kathy San· ders, Mary Jo Wolf. Marcella Wyers, Randy Young . SEMESTER ROLL Freshmen - A - Debb1e Boatright, Cathy Davis. Deanna Hensley, Marsha Kimes. Reg ina Kimes, Mary Mills . Karen Reed , Becky Root, Mandie Rose, Pam Sams , IBJ - Jane Ann Bahr, Terry Brawley, Ani Ia Buckley, Reed , Rose Roseberry, Mike Sanders, Belle Upton, Barbara Well, Randy Wolf , Sandra Wood. Senior - (A) - Kalhy Dill. Jani ce Di xon, Julia Holler. Roger Karr, Kathy Sanders ; (B J - Ruth Adams. Sue Caldwell . Dennis Eichinger, Maraor ie Gillilan , Joyce Grueser. 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I. p<l. g.b 30 II 732 24 15 615 5 21 18 538 8 Mo.ntrea t 18 22 Pho ladelphia 16 25 St 16 76 LOUIS Detro1 1 Bal l m1ore Cleveland Boston 450 11 12 New York 390 14 381 1412 Milwaukee West w. 1 pet. g.b. Oakl and Los Angel es Cmcmnat1 Hou ston 26 24 24 18 16 Allanla San Dieg o 17 605 18 .571 ' '·' 18 .5 71 112 22 .450 6•,, 26 .381 9''' San Fran cisco 16 31 .340 12 Thursday 's Results Ch icago 1 51 LoUi s 3 New York 6 Philadelph ia 1 11 l Jl 2 18 23 439 9 17 24 .415 10 14 24 .363 1p 2 Thursday's Results Cleveland 1 Detroit 0 Baston 7 Baltimore 1 (Only games sc hedul ed) Today' s Probable P1fchers Today's Probable Pttche rs (All Times EDT ) (All Tomes EDT) 4 2) 23 13 .639 22 16 579 M1lw 9 New York 6, 12 inns San Fran 5 Los Angeles 2 (Only games schedul ed) ( D1er ker M1nnesota Ch1cago Ca l1f orn1a Texas Kansas Ctty Kan C1ty 5 Minnesota 3 Cfnclnnat1 10 Hou ston J Houston l!y JOE CARNICELLI UPI Sp,.rts Wr1lcr East·· w. I pel g.b. The hllle guys have gotten 21 17 553 the Ci ncinnall fteds back into 20 J] .54 1 I ~ 19 17 528 I the Nallona l League West title 16 19 457 Jl 2 picture 17 21 447 4 The Reds beat the Houston 13 22 371 61 2 Astro~. liJ.:I, Thursday mght, lo Wes1 w. I. pel. g.b. move mto a second-place lie m 25 12 .676 Amerrcan Leagtle at Montreal (Torrez 4 2), 8 05 pm Atlanta IN1ekro 6 4) at New York (Gentry 3 21. 8 05 p m Cmcinnati (Gnmsley 2-ll at Bos ton (Krausse 2 21 at Kansa s Cily tor ago 2 4), 8 30 pm New York (K ime 31) at Ch1cago (Wood 7-31. 9 p m Minnesota 1Kaal 6 11 al Detro1 t (Lollc h 8 31. 9 m cral1f orma (Wnghl 3·21 at Cle,eland ITidrow 4-5 ), 7 30 pm Oakland !Blue o 11 at Balli Philadelphia (Fryman 2.4) , 7 35 p.m Sf Lou1s (C ie,eland 4 3) at Los Angeles (J ohn 3-31. II p m Chocago IHooton 4·41 at San more ( Pal mer 5 3), 7 30 p.m Do ego (Kirby 3·5I, 10. 30 p m Te xas !Gogolewsk1 3 41 at P1tlsburgh (Blass 5 11 at San Milwaukee ILon borg 2·21. 8 30 FranciSCO (W1I I1am s Q. 1), 11 p.m. p.m Saturday's Games Saturday 's Games Atlanta al N~ w York CmcmnaH at Philadel phia P1ttsburgh at San Francisco Houston at Montreal. nig ht Ch1cago at San Dieg o, n1ght St Louis at Los Ange les, n•ght Oakl and at Ba lt1mor e Ca lif at Cleve land Texas at Milwaukee Boston at Kan sas Clf y New York at Ch1cago M 1nnesota at Defro d lnternat1ona I league WOMEN COMPETE , INDIANAPOLIS, lnd (UP!) United Press lnternaftonal W. L. Pet. GB - Thirty-sax top Amencan woRochmond 23 19 .548 men athletes will compele Charleston 20 19 .513 I' , Sunday m Montreal in a preLouisv ille 22 21 512 t lo Tidewater 23 22 51 1 111 Oiympw dual meet between Syracuse 21 21 500 2 the national women's tra ck an<f Toledo 22 22 500 2 faeld teams of the Umted States Rochester 21 24 467 3 1 1 and Canada. Peninsu la 20 24 455 4 Standmgs ,,\ nmth By VITO STELLINO UPI Sports Wriler Gaylord Perry, the maJor league's fir st nine-game Winner. is keeping the Cleveland Indians in conten lion aimost smglehandedly these days The Indians, who are m thard place m the American LeagueEast but are only one.game off the pace, have won s1x games since May 14 and Perry has four of those victoraes. ' Perry, obtained m the off. season in a trade With San Francisco for Sam McDowell, pitched a seven-hitter for his !hard shutout Thursday night to give the Indians a 1.0 victory over th e Tagers. But neafller Perry nor catcher Ray Fosse thought It was one of his best games. "They hit some pretty good shots off me and I didn't think 11 was of my better control games," Perry said. Fosse said, " I've seen Perry throw better. " Perry still is gettmg used to the hitters in the new league and he counts a lot on Fosse's wh en Cesar CedenO of the Astros charged Reds' tellever Pedro Borbon w1th a bal after Borbon 's J.{) pitch was high and light. Cedeno, who had two hits, "He's a ltJ,g hotdog," Borbon sa id "He don 1t have no sense. He's stuptd." The Reds and Astros are both -------~tm2e9~!--~----------------·-··-------~!!2D~.i!i .... v v i June .June June June 19 • Braves - Indians Redo - .Braves Braves - .ltlete 22 Meta 12 • 15 • • • - --· - RedeMete Reds • Indians Brave a Half • Meta Indian• Indiana Braves • Meta Meta • Red a Mete Indians Reds • Indians Indians • Braves San f1llo Shoots Record They don 'I claim to he perfect by any means They told me and 6s?f)J'LEADING BATTERS gm, 7 i nn ings Toledo 2 Richmond o (2nd gm, 7 inntngs ) Rochester 5 Tidewat er J SJXtr£o!:~!'de UPI Sports Writer June 26 • June 29 July ' July 6 July 10 July 13 -- -- · NE W YORK (UP! 1- l've come back a convert. In past visits to Middle America, I remember hkmg 11 and lhtnkmg at was okay . pe::: tame was dafferent. 1 loved it. Pnmarily beca use of the Reds Braves showed me they have their faults, even some little preJudices, hke anybody else, but the grea t majority of Middle Americans I By DOUGLAS MONROE actor Dan Blocker, blew a met manifested a refreshingly different spirit of fairmindedness, CHARLOTTE, N C. ( UPI)- possible 66 when he bogeyed not only toward those an~olved ill sports ll,ll,\ ,¥lso l?l)'ard, all, , Sm\lW,g MeXIca n Cesar Sanudo th~ 17th and 18th holes. - ... others involved in samply " very day liVlnSt 0~. " ,.~; ·. "'"""~~ ~ .cad.ljy, hav~ JOin~ll in a Seven g!llffrs, including, TreWe wu:e flowers . I talked with baseball, football, bask' e tbiiu, boxing,' horse conspiracy of sorts against Lee vino, wer• s•acked up in tofu.th Evervwhere .__....._ place w1 th threeo~~nder 69s rac ing , auto racing and even wrestling people m Middle Trevino. Amertca I talked with the people on the stre et also and the one Sanudo, a 29-year-old Thursday , and superstar thing 1 came away wath is that they're always wilhng to give vete~an of loW' years as a Arnold Palmer led a crowded someone else a chance In my book, you can't ask much more tourmg pro, borrowed a bat- pack of 14 in fifth place wath than that tered pul ~ r from the elder 70s Pome~ · A Number of Tbiogs Mexican Thursday, and he More than 11,000 fans lined Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy the 7,278-yard Quail Hollow Mrs. Milia rd Van Meter During my travels through lndaana , Illinois, Iowa and doesn't want to give It back. He used 1t only 2.\llmes m the course which was buffeted by Nebraska, I found out a number of things. first day of the $! 75,000 an occasaonal gust of wind I found out Middle Americans respect and admire their sports Kemper Open and lied the under clear skies and with heroes but they don't stand there and drool over them like I've Quail Hollow Country Club temperatures in the upper 70s. seen some people in other parts of the country do course record with a scorchmg I found out Mtddle Ameracans are very helpful to strangers seven-under-par 65 for the first They'll go out of their way . round lead. I found out that if haseball really Is dying, like some say, it's " I'll get at back m a day or 3 Performances news to most of the people in Middle America. They told me they so," said Trevino, who fimshed MRS. NORRIS DIES 4-6: 30& 8:30p.m. DETROIT (UP! ) - Mrs . like base hall as much as they always have, and that's a lot m a t1e for fourth place wtlh a City Parking Lot James Norris, 79, mother of I also found if you want a good meal, go to Omaha, Neb. You S9 AI Bruce A. Norris, president and won't beat thfar steaks anywhere. Other Ideas Sponsored By owner of the Detroit Red Wings There is this naive notion among sotne m the East that "once The shaggy-ha tred Sanudo of the National Hockey League, Pomeroy yo u leave New York everything else is Hoboken" and that hss other Ideas. "I told my died Thursday m West Palm Emergency Squad everything west of the Holland Tunnel is "a hick town," but they caddy to hide my clubs," he Beach, Fla. Buy Advance should· VISit a city like Omaha sometime. said . Prlva~ Funeral services are Sale Tickets It has its own Symphony Orchestra , Art Museum, Community "! borrowed the putter that scheduled for Saturday at the Help the Sponsor Playhouse and Zoo. Also its own race track, boxing arena and Lee won the U.S. Open with," New Bethany Cemetery in professional baseball and hockey teams. The nation's No. I Sanudo said, "it looks like It's Mattatuck, N.Y. college football teams Is only a lew miles away. been through a mea t grinder. "And every time I made a AHealthy Interest putt, he raised his band and There is a great interest on the part of Middle Americans saad, 'Don't forget, 1 get 30 per GOLF TOURNEY regarding people in other parts of the country, a healthy interest. cent," San!fdo said . CHICAGO (UP!) - Ernie Upon my return here, many likewise asked me about my The 65 was the best loW'· un~resswns about people m Middle America. Among thOse who nament round of his career and Banks, Chicago CUbs coach, did was Billy Marlin, the manager of the Detroit Tigers who worth $1,500 in prize money for Thursday announced plans for a golf tournament to benefit the comes from Oakland, Calif. He gave me his lmpressaons of the daily low round . Sickle Cell' Research Fund. Middle Americans and I can't agree with him more comTrevino used a new versaon The one-<lay tourney will be pletely. of the putter he loaned Sanudo. played Sept. II at the Playboy "They•r;, earthy people," Martin says. "You know , they call "II (the old one) just doesn't Club course at Lake Geneva, Middle America the 'breadbasket' of our country and that's what look good, I've got it in my WIS., it really is. The people there have always Impressed me by the head I can't line up with at," way they treat you. In the East the people have a ~ndency to be Trevino said . pushy, and in the West they're a bit showy. I'm from the West Casper In Second Place Coast myself so maybe 1 can say that." Veteran Billy Casper, with a REFEREES SIGN One of the most interesting cities I visited In Middle America sparkling six-under 66 NEW YORK (UP!). was Burlington, Iowa. I found it clean, thriving and progressive. featuring two eagles, took sole Relerees John Vanak and Joe The loc~l ball club, the Burlington Bees, has a workmg possession of second place in Gushue, who switched from the agreement with the Oakland A's , and also has a pitcher who went the Kemper. NBA to the ABA three years through an experience which, in a way, explains how I feel about Three strokes back, ChriS ago, ag~eed to multl-year Middle America . Blocker, Gabby Gilbert and Charles Sifford were tied lor contracts Thursday with the This pitcher's name is Sugar Bear Daniels, and maybe you've , third with 68s . American Basketball . heard oI hun. Blocker. cousin of the late A:Jsociation . He's Eighteen He's 18 and supposed to be the new right-handed Vida Blue. He was signed by the A's last year, given a $40,000 bonus and allowed to travel with the blg league club as sort of a fringe benefit. During last September's American League playoffs in Bultimore after Vida Blue had been beaten by the Onoles, Blue was caUed in and accused of having been out on the town the Soft Ice Cream night before. Vida swore he hadn't been. Sandwiches Of All Kinds But Charlie Finley, the A's owner, told Blue people had seen Soft Drinks- French Fries him at the Playboy Club in Baltimore the night before having a Specializing In Foot Long Hot Dogs Chicken Basket . . . . . . . . high old time with some at the Bunnies and signing aulllgraphs. He had even signed his name "Vida Blue," Finley charged. Carry Out Service Blue insisted he had never been there, no matter what anybody NEW HOURS said. ' Monday thru Thursday 10til10:00 'j'he culprit finally was discovered. Friday and Saturday 10til11:30 You guessed it. Sugar Bear Daniels. • Sunday 12 till! :00 "Why did you do me that way, Sugar Bear?" Blue asked him . __ ---992-2039 Rower Shop 6 v Ma1or League Leaders By Umted Press International Leaders Batters National League Torre, St_l - 4th & Locust 992-5248 • I Middleport, 0. Meigs Co. Branch @ .. Walson , Hou and Oliver, P1tl 28 39 148 17 52 3• 122 17 41 39 161 21 53 36 143 27 47 38 111 24 38 41 158 23 51 41 160 31 50 42 155 32 48 Amencan League g. ab r. h. Kelly. Ch1 31 110 18 36 Rudi , Oak 34 145 23 47 Pin1ela. KC 38 150 24 48 Freehan ,Del 27 97 17 31 Allen, Cho 38 140 21 44 McCraw, Cle 34 109 14 34 Braun , Mon 26 85 8 26 May, Cho 36 133 22 40 Ponson. Cal 36 131 17 39 Tovar. Mm 36 141 29 <1 .351 336 329 329 325 323 31 3 .310 · Pitching National League : Ray, Hou and Sutton. LA 7 0, Nolan, Cln 296 Second St. Ohio Pomeroy~ 7-1; Seaver. NY 7-2. Matlack, NY 6-0. Osteen. LA and McDowel l. SF 6 2. N1ekro , All All To Insured Accounts 520.000 00 by FSLIC. .@ I~ 64 Amencan league : Perry, 9 3, Lol1ch, Del 8 3; Wood, Ch1, Biyleven , Minn and • Cleve • ~+~ , \ .. pet. Holl zman , Oak 7-3, Coleman. 327 De l 7' 324 320 320 .314 .312 .306 301 298 291 I FOR THE Cecil Sw1 ScelrDI SPORTSWEAR Home Runs Nat1onal League: Kmgman, SF 12, Bench, C1n, Starg ~ ll , Pitt and Colbert, SD 10. Aaron, All 9 League · . s•~'•ili• r~. "~',."t:i"""'r' ·,. 6 . r' Gar:.ew: Mln'1 24. J u~ !J ), Dun can and Jackson , Oak 10. Cash. Del 9, Allen. Chi 8, Con1gliaro, Mi l 1 Runs Batted In National League : Ktngman , SF 36 , Rader, Hou, Stargel l, Pitt and Bonds, SF 31. Cardenal, Cho, Bench. Cin, A GOGO FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN WHOPPING PAYOFF CINCINNATI (UP!) - Aatch Vee, a 4().1 longshot, won the first race of the dally double at River Downs Thursday and helped put together a whopping $638.20 payoff. AIIch Vee returned $82.60 for the first race win, and coupled with an $8.60 payoff from second race winner Mr. Hard Tune, the 2·11 combanation provided the baggest dally double reiW'n at the track this season. • Go To The Beach •Go On APicnic • Go To The Water • Go Out To Play • Go On ATrip •Go In Your Backyard The Store Of Famous Name Brand labels BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, O. BOB'S SPEC.IAL SALE McCLURE'S McCLURE'S .DAIRY ISLE 53·• per cent per year on one year Cer · tificate s of Deposit. $5, 000.00 Minimum. Inter es t Payable Quarterly . 90 day I interest penalty if cashed before maturity. American League : A llen, Ch1 40 156 2l "55' ' .~ 39 153 16 54 .353 " Sugar Bear Daniels looked beseechingly at Vida Blue and said: "I didn't mean anything. I jus' wanted to be somebody." In Middle America, everybody is somebody. The peapla there always give you that chance. INTEREST On Certificates Of Deposit • 32, Jack>on, Oak 26 , Darw1n, g. ab r. h. pet. Mlnn and Duncan; Oak 25; Sngullen, Pit Alou. St.L Lee. SD Ol 1ver, Pit Clemente. Pit Monday, Cho Staub, NY Tolan , Con Walson, Hou Amencan 53A% Reds Indians - lliets Reds - Indiana Indians - Braves Braves - Reds Meta • Braves Reds - Meta Richmond 5 Toledo 4 (lsi TUES. JUNE mmn g Chtcago downed St Louts, 1·3. In the American League, hghtwe tght hitters who made llcnth was thrown out at the Cleveland shaded Detroit, l.Q, the "vietory possible. plate on a fielder's choice and Kansas City beat Mmnesota, :;. Hal McRae hit a grand-slam Dave ConcepciOn wa lked. 3, Milwaukee outlasted New 1• ~~ games behmd the Los homer o~J hc first pttch by left. On Wednesday mght, George Angeles Dodgers, who lost, f>-2, York ; 9-ll, in 12 innmgs and hander Jerry Reuss after Foster had a bases~oaded Includmg a homer, clcumcd to San Franc1sco Thursday- .Boston whipped Baltimore , 1·1. Johnny Bench , who went IIJ. homer to boost the Reds to a 12· Borbon satd he was go mg to mght, m the NL West In the Steve Stone, who lw>t his farst for-18m the fotll'-ga mc sweep 4 rout. throw at hun but the Reds ' only other games, New York four decisiOns, gained his third Both benches emplled m the pitcher denied the charge. npped Philadelphia, G-1 , and straight victory as he stopped the Dodgers on a five-tutter and helped San Francisco halt a foW'·game losing streak. Ball Smger had a no-hitter until the fourth when San Francisco bunched four smgles and a sacrifice fl y and scored adv ice. "Ray IS the most unthe victory In the Nat tona l League , fo r the vtctory derrated catcher in the Chicago beat St. l-ams, 7-3, Pinch-hitter Rtchie & hem- three runs. Garry Maddox Reliever Jtm Ro land walked league," Perry says New York defeated Philadel· four batters m the 12th mmng blum hll a two-run homer m the dro"' in two runs for San Cleveland got Its only run m ph1a , 6-1, Cmcmnat1 routed to gtve Milwaukee the v1ctory eighth to power Kansas Ctty Francisco while both Los ,fll e third orr loser Joe Coleman fadin g Houston, IIJ.3, and San over New York Roland gave past Mmnesota With two out in An geles runs \vere unearned. Rusty Staub highlighted a when Eddte Leon walked, was Franctsco topped Los Angeles, up only two smgles after the etghth, Cookt e RoJa s four-ru n first mrun g with a sacrificed to second and scored 5-2 commg on m the eighth but he smgled orr Dave LaRoche and on Tom McCraw's single. Rico Petrocelli cracked a walked the leadoff batter m the Schein blum, a pmch-hltter, three-run homer as the Mets In the only other three two-run smgle and Carlton 12th. After a sacraflce he followed with his homer. Lou handed Philadelphia Its 15th Amertcan League ga mes, 8os- Fisk added a two-run homer as wlilked another ba tte r Roland Piniella's two-run homer and loss m the last 16 games. Jim ton beat Baltimore, 1·1, Mil· Boston routed Dave McNally got Johnny Briggs to ny out for Ed Kirkpatrick 's solo blast McAndrew pitched a sevenwaukee edged New York, 9-ll, and beat Balttmore. Sonny the second out but then walked provided the Royals With their hitter for the Mets, to lift his m 12 mnmgs and Kansas City Stebert pitched a seven-httler Ron Theobald and Rick fi rst three runs. record to 4·1. John Milner also downed Mmnesota. 5-~ homered for the Mets while Auerbach to give Milwaukee Greg Luzmski hofuered for the Ph1ls' lone run. Ron Santo returned to action and tripled m two runs to . .- highli ght a sax-run assault 111 1972 Middleport H ttlt Le•rne Schedule the first mning that carraed the CUbs over St. Lams. Santo, who massed 18 games w1th a broken wrist, trapled after singles by Don Kessinger and Glenn Beckert. Jose Cardenal's si ngle and J. C Martin's June 5 - ¥eta - Indiana Braves Reia double accounted for the fifth Wets June 8 • lndiane - Rede Braves and saxth runs. ' ,, of Houston, and Tony Perez mght, 1t \\Cis one of ttJC smgledJo Foster grounded out, Perry Hurls Indians Past Tigers, 1-0. Thursday 's Results Loulsv tlle 10 Charleston 8 Peninsula 4 Syracuse 1 THREE·YEAR CONTRACT PHILADELPHIA (UP! ) Runmug back Ron James of New Mexico State, th e Philadelphia Eagles ' fourth· round draft choice, Thursday signed a three-year contract with the National Football League club . · Ult' Nf, Wt•st and for the ~N ·tmd strai~ht CIRCUS WI MF14 u:cept S•turday by The Ohio Vellty Publi1h 1ng Company , 1\1 Court St . Pomtroy . Ol'!io 4S7U Bus inen Orfict PMnf 992 2156. E~ilor l t l PhoM 992 · Press nternational National League POMEROY 1111 Wortd't L1rattt Robinson , "Service For Over 100 Years" P M SANDWICH ' The Daily Sentinel Uniled ~ AJ.I~~~~ L JUST ARRIVED! . ~ Benedum, Pickens. Nancy Sexson, Vickie Connie Rockhold , Rick San· ders , Larry Stalnaker. Mary Jo Wolf, Marcella Wyers. Randy Young . YEAR, 1971-72 Freshman - (AI - Jane Ann Bahr. Debbie Boatright, Cathy Davis, Deanna Hensley, Marsha Kimes, Regina Kimes, Mary Mills , Karen Reed, Becky Root, Mandie Rose, Pam Sams, (BI - Phillip OPTOMETRIST Pomeroy was developed very successfully during ·two prevloua Community Vacation Church School programs. The coming together of teachers, assistants, pastors , and students has been benefacaalln a shsring of manpower and new adeas. This sulnmer, as hss been 1 the practice, children are lnvated to attend the church school from all churches in the community. By R.OWERS Lawson, R tck N. W. COMPTON, O.D. 992-2115 Lana the Fabulous Martin. 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WASHERl12 With Mini Basket. 2 Year H&R FIRESTONE N. 2nd AVt gu~rantee. �.,_ • ... . . .. .. . .... ..... • r .... . ,; 3- The Daily Sentll1el, Middleport-Pomerov. 0 .. .June 2.'1972 2- Thr llllily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., June 2. 1972 ' By DANIEL RAPOPORT WASHINGTON (UP[) Hubert Humphrey's campaign strategists acknowledge that he is running out of money, is short on manpower, trailing in , the hunt lor delegates and may well see the glamor primaries in California and New York go to his chief rival. But they say his race for the presadency is proceedmg on plan and that he stands a good chance of winning flle Democratic nomination m Miami Beach next month. ' rival, Sen. George McGovern, O.S.D:, will arrive· at the party's July 10 convention lacking the 1,509 delegate votes necessary for a flrst-baUot nomination. The Humphrey camp sees McGovern with a maximllln of 1,150 to 1,300 votes-even if he picks up the 271 votes from California's wlnner-take..all primary nen Tuesday and about 210 of the 278 in New York June 20. Whatever the fi8ure, Humphrey's deputy campaign J . ' P. "Mike" Maloney, believes It will · represent McGovern's "peak streng th " and that McGovern wiD go downhill !rpm there and ~numphrey • · will climb. Ma1oney, a 38-year-old Washington-based business consultant, said good naturedly: '"111e media has no~t~lnated George McGovern. I d011't think he can get the nomination." Maloney's appraisal, which he said was shared by other Humphrey advisers, goes ~mana 1 er, someuung like Uus: . nalionalelectionsare.wlll! ... or Hlm d~t . " Clreumstaoces Favor MeG n ••a'U have nu'lked Hubert Humphrey's cam· over w · t about e·-ry vote he can paign style reflects the JUS •• • t1 pens. Chestnut outlook. UPI reporter before th e conv.n 011 o Circums tances ha ve 1avored Steve Gerstel, traveling with . a·es and ef Humphrey In California, him I n the pnma r • filed this account: " " ckmg I ec~ve pa ' • " of preclnct r-ntly ~· , •1 · h' "1brough dress and energy caucuses ,. w nnmg am . ary Humphrey makes every effort de1ega t es I n non-P run states. to have people, fprget he is 61 Humphrey sees himself years old. He has taken to entering the convention with a: double-knit suits, flared minimum of ,bout 990 dele- trouS.rs, wide lape~ and ties. gates and a maximum of 1,282 He lints his hair, now moslly a if he wins in California. With mellow brown . His stock of each successive ballot, the bloc adrenalln seems as limitless as of "unconunitted" delegates II was in 19118. He ofte~ goes will begin to bteak up with the from early morning to night. WIN AT BRIDGE lion's share going to Hum"He is a true night· person phrey. and if there is any tiJtle left · Humphrey clearly won four over at the end of the day he of · hearts scoring 'Bgainst ' races- Pennsylvania, Indiana, can be found in front of a NORTH ham. · Ohio and WeSt Virginia. But his television set unwin'ding with a • 10 7 4 · He needed a lot of luck supporters feel •the media"~ tate night movie . • K4 plus a mistake and 1t all focused on the ones he lost.A 1098 5 worked out. He led a trump· · hi nd 1a d -• Q 63 to dummy's king and played Ilk~ Ma.c gan a Mary n . EAST (D) the three of clubs . E a s t ThiS vaewpoint . was perhaps and black G.S 14s (government WEST .Q9 .AJ8652 thought and thought and best expressed m a May 201~ service rating) and nearly hslf ¥653 ¥Q2 thought and fanally came to memo from campaign director of all black PhDs received • KJ72 +Q the conclusion that Milte was Jack Chestnut to the staff. their degrees from black coll- .JI095 .. A874 tryine to sneak. a trick with "To date, HHH has been the eges. •• SOUTH the smgleton kang. He went clear wmner in the primaries· ''This generation of blacks .K3 up with the ace of clubs and . ' .AJI0981 , Introducing must take Martin Luther Kings might have beaten the hand but you would never know II • 6 4 3 by shifting to a diamofld but from the newspapers, the dream and change it into a vi.K2 he chose to lead the Jack of commentators and the saon and then a reality by 1990, None vulnerable ~pades an hopes of develop· analysts. HHH continues to Fletcher said . "If blacks do not we~t North Ea.'it Soulh mg ~ trump tnck. lead In all the polls, but the do that, they are losing the 1• 2¥ M1ke ruffed and w h e n headlines often say 'McGovern ground that has been gained Pass 3 ¥ At Your Store Now West fa 1 1 e d to overruff , , , Pass 4 ·• for them by the generation of Pass Pass Pass Make's troubles were over. gains rather than Humphrey blacks that fought m World He took his king of clubs ; leads', even when HHH both Opemng lead - · Q Royal Crown led a diamond to dummY's leads and widens the gap. War ll and graduated from Bottling Company Center lo Key college in the late '40s and By Oswal~ & James Jacoby a7e: discarded one losmg daamond on the queen of ''The headlines and the news early 'OOs. Middleport, Ohio If you want to overbad it clubs; le<! trumps and con· stories are actually running "To achieve what you want, behooves you to play the a g a 1n s 1 your afro can be beautiful on dummy very well and it also ;~~ed a daamond trick at the M c G 0 v ern McGovern- reporting how the outside, but your bra111 helps a lot if you can get !HEWSPAPIIt 'NTUPli5E ASSN ) much better he is doing today must be well tuned on the in· your opponents to cooperate with you than he was some months ago. side /' he said. Here is a hand played by Naturally he is doing better, Fletcher is a former assisThe blddll\1 hu been . Mike Lawrence in the 1970 tant secretary of labor and at v. o r 1d championship His We~t North r..a.t Soulh for over a year he ran against I+ Pass the other left-of-<:enter canthat time was the highest rank· lwo-heart overcall was noth· Poss 2 + Pass 2NT. ing black in the U.S. Depart· ing to smg songs about , but didates - lindsay,, Harris, Pass , ' 3• Pa,. ? Hughes, McCarlhy, Chisholm, men I of Labor. he still continued to game You, South, hold after Bob Hammann raised ei al. .KJU ¥1U76 .t.QI07 him to three "All one by one they dropped What do you do now? West opened the queen of out of the race or ceased to be spades. East look his ace A- Bid three diamonds. Your viable candidates, he inherited My personal optmon 1s and led a small spade back . partner Is showlhf a poor hand that Amencan· students do Mike was delighted to find with six diamond• and four their support. But it is in the center--not on the left-where not always use t hese good his kmg holdmg but thmgs club!l. Home the most votes are and where look at all good He didn't conditiOns they have Stu· dents hav e an easy life and had lost one trick and still perhaps they are too accus· h a d lwo diamonds and a cl ub to lose. not to mention lamed to 11 the possibility of the queen -LevtHI G Snakwm. Somet The brain trust O()('rntlng nut of Humphrey's Washington hE>;odqUllrlt•rs knows the rosy ouUook will be II(Ughed off by many . 13ut they have the charts, graphs and theories wluch they say lends substance to flleir contentions. Besides, they claam political pundits and other oHservers are missing some significant points when they write off Humphrey. Humphrey Claims Flow The Humphrey claims flow from the conviction that the Minnesota sen•tnr'• ~hief Hope Sees War as Opponents Cooperate Worst of Bungles DICK SARGENT as the new owner and operator of the former Roy Domigan Grocery and Service Station located on old Route 33. Sargent was employed part time at the store when it was owned by Domigan and Maxine Arnold. The business is called Dick's Grocery. WILBERFOijCE , OhiO (UP!) - Bob Hoj\e, who an· nually entertains American soldiers in Vietnam, Thursday termed the war "bungled!' and said he hoped "we don't have to witness a cOIIflict of this kind l NEHI " II (the Vietnam war) has been one of the most bungled efforts In flle history of the U.S. Hope said. "!feel very strongly that thE> end (of the war) Is BLUE COLUMBUS (UPII- Aglance attorney general to defend very, very near." at activity Thursday In the mental hygiene and correction Hope at Wilberforce UruverOhio General Assembly . employes in suits ar1s1ng out of SENATE thelf official duloes. Vote · 53· sity to receive an honorary de· Bill Possed 17. gree, hiS 20th, also made lightAm . SB 538, Mottl, Prohibits ' Am SB SOl , Secrest, Provodes er comments. placing harmful objects In food scholarships for ch1ldren of "I've received degrees from or candy to be consumed by Ohto's orisoners of war and 1nother. Vote : 27-0 m issi ng in .!!lction m V1etnam colleges I couldn't get into HOUSE Vole 58·6. legitimately," he said, af~r Refuses to Concur Boll Defeated accepting an honorary doctor Am . HB 94, Volnovl ch; Pro- Am HB 1234. Kerns, Makes of humanities degree. hi bits Issuance of perm Its to sundry appropriations. Vote drill for oil and gas under 53·16. IRequired two-thirds Noting the degree just Lake Erie until July t, 1974 vote .) conferred on him, Hope said, Vote· 2-73. "Everybody thinks he's Bills Passed Am . HB 1170, Tulley . Requ 1res human,'' ''but I've got a certificate to prove it." Main speaker at the conA~fred vocation was Dr . Arthur Fletcher, executive director of Note~ the United Negro College FUnd, who also received an (Continued from Page I ) honorary degree. Several local alumni at· Of apecial interest at the Fleteher compared the preJunior Camp this year is the tended the banquet at the dominantly black Wilberforce consArvatlon activity with Tuppers Plams school building University to Yale, Harvard specialists from the Divisaon of Saturday evening, May 27. Stevie and Kathy Follrod and Princeton universities and Conservation presenting said it was ''up to Wilberforce material on gun safety, fishing , spent Saturday night with their and other black colleges to and conservation. Crafts again grandmother, Clara Follrod. train this black generation to play an Important part in the Vicki Swartz of Marietta spent he able to accepi the positions the evemng also. ~ camp. ..... .... M~. and Mrs. Aldo Barnhill that ~re QOW opening up to ~ir!IJi.l9~ ,9t ~ J,qnlor Cwnp •. ' ' J lit ;c). n E-. <Blakeslee, County of Newark, 0. were Memorial them' " Hesaldmore than 50 per cent Extension Agent, with Mrs. · Day guests of his sister and of all black military officers Leota Young assisting in the brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. craft' program. Mrs. Hennifer Donald Robinson. Mr . and Mrs . Wilbur Sheets will be · Assistant Robanson and girls and Director of the Teen Camp. The 4-R Advisory Committee Gregory Winebrenner camped lit offering to assist where cost at Royal Oak Park from of the camp will prevent at- Friday evemng until Monday tendance of certain m- evening. Mr . and Mrs. Char,les D dlvlduals . Applications for Woode attended Memoraal Day these specaat scholarships may brmade through the local 4-H services at Chester cemetery CHESTER - The Easlern advisor or directly to the Monday afternoon Stevie and Htgh School honor roiL for the Kathy Follrod of thiS locahty County Extension Office. · snd h and final grading period Freshmen (A ) V 1c k1e Anyone interested m at· played m the Eastern High School band for these services Gaul, Marsha Klmes. Regina tending 4-H Camp may call the Charles Powers of Dayton, Kimes, Mary Mi lls. Karen Extension Office and receive a Reed. Mandie Ros e, Pam copy of the material on the 0 was a weekend guest of his Sams. Bonnie Welsh. (B) Jane Ann Bahr, Debboe camp program as well as a uncle, Garner Griffin. Boalnghl. Phillip Bowen , Mr and Mrs. Jack Follrod of registration blank . Rese r· Terry Brawly, An ita Buckley, vations should be in the County Pomeroy visited the cemetery Sally Bur ke , Cathy Davi s, Extension Office ap- here Monday afternoon and Bec ky Ebersbach , M1k e , France s Hawk , proximately one week ahead of called at the Follrod-Robinson Harris Deanna H ensjey, R1 ck Mays, the opening of camp. Assasting home . LouAnn Newell. JoAnn Pullins. Mrs. Iris Carr and daugh~r Becky Rool. Cindy Thomas !hill yesr at camp wiD be workSophomore - IAJ - Sieve Vicki vlsated their aunt, Mary •tudy students from Ohio State Goe bel. Bill Hayes, Chryll University and Ohio Umversity Schaefer, who remains very Ill Ki mes. Shelia Sampson. !BI - Dean Weber, Susie Teaford, In Holzer Hospital, several 6111 Amberger, Steve An erson, Larry Atherton , Tim and Doris Barnhart. Becky hmes last week. They report dBaum, Mart1 e Caldwell , Will is assisting 011 records for she hss been moved to the new Teresa Chichester , Vlrginta hospital recently. Cline, Jo Enevoldsen, Steve camp. Follrod , Pally Grossnickle. t I. 4-H Camp • o; 11 u u tIt 01 ganizotum ofJ1· cwf. after a two-wee k tour uf six Amencw1 11H11Je 1s1 ues Simply put . we' re runnm g out 'M taxpavers ' • • -- A !!drew :~tem, New Ym k state assemblynw11. report· Evening Bible School Will Commence Jlune 20 I my that the ratw of tax· payers tu welfare reclpl· e11ts 111 New York C1!11 " IWW 2.6 lu OtU!' No one can expect to have The Pomeroy Community his professaon• of liberalism'" Vacation Clult'~h "School has taken seriously ·who is ·n~l been scheduled ~ Tuesday ·• C~~~u~~; ~~,j :n~~~as~l:r Thursday, June 20-22 and - Ph•lo,uploer Sid>Jey Hook Monday through Thursday, June 26-29. As in past years, the sessions wlll be held in the Pomeroy Elementary School beginning at 6:30 p.m. each evening and dismissing at 8:30p.m. A special effort has been made by the Pomeroy Community to develop a vacation church school sponsored Debboe Burns, Martie Cald JolnUy by all the churches. well , Teresa Chichester , Involved this year are V1rgmia Cline , Jo Enevoldsen , Steve Follrod. Steve GoebeL Pomeroy United Methodist, St. Pally Grossnickle, Paula Paul Lutheran, Sacred Hearl Hauber. Janice Holter, Cheryl Catholic, Pomeroy First Kuhn , Olana Larkins. Nancy Moller. Herb Mcintyre, Iris Baptist, Grace Episcopal, Plgoll , Sheila Sampson. Trinity, and The Salvation Loretta Spencer, Carol Taylor. Army. The ecumenical effort Dave Weber, Jane Whitehead. Junior - (AI - Mellnd EHS Honor Rolls Listed Harper, Pau la Haube r. Janice Holler. Cheryl Sally Bu rke, Li z Edwards, Vtckt Gaul, Rick Ma ys, Lou Ann NeWe ll. Jo Ann Pullms , Bon me Wel sh. Sophomore - (AI - Steve Anderson, Bill Hayes, Chryll K1mes; (BJ - B1ll Amberger, larry Atherton, Tim Baum, Debbie Burns. Martie Cald· we ll , Teresa Chichester, V i rg~n la Cline . Jo Enevoldsen, Goebel , Patty Steve Grossnickle, Lawrence Har. per, Paula Hauber , Jan ice Loretta Spen(:er, Carol Tavlor , Dave Weber, Steve Follrod . Juniors - (AI - Melinda Am sbary, Lana Benedum , Rochard Cross. Alan Duvall, Lucy Holler, Robin Humphrey, Glenda Lawson, Jane Ann Karr. Byron McCoy, Calhy Pickens, Nan cy SeMson, Vickie Spencer, Dick Steffler; ( BJ - Jenny Bailey , Jea nne Blake. Lanham , Diana Amsbary , Lana Benedum , Ri chard Cross, Alan Duvall , Lucy Holte r, Robon Humphrey, In-Between Glenda Lawson , Jane Ann Karr , Bxron McCoy, Phyllis Newlun, Cathr, Pickens. Nancy Sexson, Vlck e Spencer, Dick Sleltler, Bette Upton , ( Bl - (jates Jenny Bailey , Jeane Blake, Bobby Edwards, Cindy Farrar, Dave Gnffith , Gre~ Ha ckn ey, Vin cent LaCom~. Dave Matheny , John Ma)(son, Sherry ' McCain, Debb ie Mlllhone. Elaine Molhoan , Steve Mlllhone, Rosemary Reed. Rose Roseberry, Mike Sanders, Danny Schultz. sandra . Van Meter , Sandra Wood, Well . Senior - (AI - Janice Di xon, Julia Holler, Roger Karr ; (BJ- Dennis Eichinger, Marjorie Gillilan, Sue Cald· well. Kathy Dill, Nita Harris, B~rbara A lan Holter, Jenny Lawson . Ri ck Marlin, Debbie Pierce. Linda Provence. Kathy San· ders, Mary Jo Wolf. Marcella Wyers, Randy Young . SEMESTER ROLL Freshmen - A - Debb1e Boatright, Cathy Davis. Deanna Hensley, Marsha Kimes. Reg ina Kimes, Mary Mills . Karen Reed , Becky Root, Mandie Rose, Pam Sams , IBJ - Jane Ann Bahr, Terry Brawley, Ani Ia Buckley, Reed , Rose Roseberry, Mike Sanders, Belle Upton, Barbara Well, Randy Wolf , Sandra Wood. Senior - (A) - Kalhy Dill. Jani ce Di xon, Julia Holler. Roger Karr, Kathy Sanders ; (B J - Ruth Adams. Sue Caldwell . Dennis Eichinger, Maraor ie Gillilan , Joyce Grueser. 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I. p<l. g.b 30 II 732 24 15 615 5 21 18 538 8 Mo.ntrea t 18 22 Pho ladelphia 16 25 St 16 76 LOUIS Detro1 1 Bal l m1ore Cleveland Boston 450 11 12 New York 390 14 381 1412 Milwaukee West w. 1 pet. g.b. Oakl and Los Angel es Cmcmnat1 Hou ston 26 24 24 18 16 Allanla San Dieg o 17 605 18 .571 ' '·' 18 .5 71 112 22 .450 6•,, 26 .381 9''' San Fran cisco 16 31 .340 12 Thursday 's Results Ch icago 1 51 LoUi s 3 New York 6 Philadelph ia 1 11 l Jl 2 18 23 439 9 17 24 .415 10 14 24 .363 1p 2 Thursday's Results Cleveland 1 Detroit 0 Baston 7 Baltimore 1 (Only games sc hedul ed) Today' s Probable P1fchers Today's Probable Pttche rs (All Times EDT ) (All Tomes EDT) 4 2) 23 13 .639 22 16 579 M1lw 9 New York 6, 12 inns San Fran 5 Los Angeles 2 (Only games schedul ed) ( D1er ker M1nnesota Ch1cago Ca l1f orn1a Texas Kansas Ctty Kan C1ty 5 Minnesota 3 Cfnclnnat1 10 Hou ston J Houston l!y JOE CARNICELLI UPI Sp,.rts Wr1lcr East·· w. I pel g.b. The hllle guys have gotten 21 17 553 the Ci ncinnall fteds back into 20 J] .54 1 I ~ 19 17 528 I the Nallona l League West title 16 19 457 Jl 2 picture 17 21 447 4 The Reds beat the Houston 13 22 371 61 2 Astro~. liJ.:I, Thursday mght, lo Wes1 w. I. pel. g.b. move mto a second-place lie m 25 12 .676 Amerrcan Leagtle at Montreal (Torrez 4 2), 8 05 pm Atlanta IN1ekro 6 4) at New York (Gentry 3 21. 8 05 p m Cmcinnati (Gnmsley 2-ll at Bos ton (Krausse 2 21 at Kansa s Cily tor ago 2 4), 8 30 pm New York (K ime 31) at Ch1cago (Wood 7-31. 9 p m Minnesota 1Kaal 6 11 al Detro1 t (Lollc h 8 31. 9 m cral1f orma (Wnghl 3·21 at Cle,eland ITidrow 4-5 ), 7 30 pm Oakland !Blue o 11 at Balli Philadelphia (Fryman 2.4) , 7 35 p.m Sf Lou1s (C ie,eland 4 3) at Los Angeles (J ohn 3-31. II p m Chocago IHooton 4·41 at San more ( Pal mer 5 3), 7 30 p.m Do ego (Kirby 3·5I, 10. 30 p m Te xas !Gogolewsk1 3 41 at P1tlsburgh (Blass 5 11 at San Milwaukee ILon borg 2·21. 8 30 FranciSCO (W1I I1am s Q. 1), 11 p.m. p.m Saturday's Games Saturday 's Games Atlanta al N~ w York CmcmnaH at Philadel phia P1ttsburgh at San Francisco Houston at Montreal. nig ht Ch1cago at San Dieg o, n1ght St Louis at Los Ange les, n•ght Oakl and at Ba lt1mor e Ca lif at Cleve land Texas at Milwaukee Boston at Kan sas Clf y New York at Ch1cago M 1nnesota at Defro d lnternat1ona I league WOMEN COMPETE , INDIANAPOLIS, lnd (UP!) United Press lnternaftonal W. L. Pet. GB - Thirty-sax top Amencan woRochmond 23 19 .548 men athletes will compele Charleston 20 19 .513 I' , Sunday m Montreal in a preLouisv ille 22 21 512 t lo Tidewater 23 22 51 1 111 Oiympw dual meet between Syracuse 21 21 500 2 the national women's tra ck an<f Toledo 22 22 500 2 faeld teams of the Umted States Rochester 21 24 467 3 1 1 and Canada. Peninsu la 20 24 455 4 Standmgs ,,\ nmth By VITO STELLINO UPI Sports Wriler Gaylord Perry, the maJor league's fir st nine-game Winner. is keeping the Cleveland Indians in conten lion aimost smglehandedly these days The Indians, who are m thard place m the American LeagueEast but are only one.game off the pace, have won s1x games since May 14 and Perry has four of those victoraes. ' Perry, obtained m the off. season in a trade With San Francisco for Sam McDowell, pitched a seven-hitter for his !hard shutout Thursday night to give the Indians a 1.0 victory over th e Tagers. But neafller Perry nor catcher Ray Fosse thought It was one of his best games. "They hit some pretty good shots off me and I didn't think 11 was of my better control games," Perry said. Fosse said, " I've seen Perry throw better. " Perry still is gettmg used to the hitters in the new league and he counts a lot on Fosse's wh en Cesar CedenO of the Astros charged Reds' tellever Pedro Borbon w1th a bal after Borbon 's J.{) pitch was high and light. Cedeno, who had two hits, "He's a ltJ,g hotdog," Borbon sa id "He don 1t have no sense. He's stuptd." The Reds and Astros are both -------~tm2e9~!--~----------------·-··-------~!!2D~.i!i .... v v i June .June June June 19 • Braves - Indians Redo - .Braves Braves - .ltlete 22 Meta 12 • 15 • • • - --· - RedeMete Reds • Indians Brave a Half • Meta Indian• Indiana Braves • Meta Meta • Red a Mete Indians Reds • Indians Indians • Braves San f1llo Shoots Record They don 'I claim to he perfect by any means They told me and 6s?f)J'LEADING BATTERS gm, 7 i nn ings Toledo 2 Richmond o (2nd gm, 7 inntngs ) Rochester 5 Tidewat er J SJXtr£o!:~!'de UPI Sports Writer June 26 • June 29 July ' July 6 July 10 July 13 -- -- · NE W YORK (UP! 1- l've come back a convert. In past visits to Middle America, I remember hkmg 11 and lhtnkmg at was okay . pe::: tame was dafferent. 1 loved it. Pnmarily beca use of the Reds Braves showed me they have their faults, even some little preJudices, hke anybody else, but the grea t majority of Middle Americans I By DOUGLAS MONROE actor Dan Blocker, blew a met manifested a refreshingly different spirit of fairmindedness, CHARLOTTE, N C. ( UPI)- possible 66 when he bogeyed not only toward those an~olved ill sports ll,ll,\ ,¥lso l?l)'ard, all, , Sm\lW,g MeXIca n Cesar Sanudo th~ 17th and 18th holes. - ... others involved in samply " very day liVlnSt 0~. " ,.~; ·. "'"""~~ ~ .cad.ljy, hav~ JOin~ll in a Seven g!llffrs, including, TreWe wu:e flowers . I talked with baseball, football, bask' e tbiiu, boxing,' horse conspiracy of sorts against Lee vino, wer• s•acked up in tofu.th Evervwhere .__....._ place w1 th threeo~~nder 69s rac ing , auto racing and even wrestling people m Middle Trevino. Amertca I talked with the people on the stre et also and the one Sanudo, a 29-year-old Thursday , and superstar thing 1 came away wath is that they're always wilhng to give vete~an of loW' years as a Arnold Palmer led a crowded someone else a chance In my book, you can't ask much more tourmg pro, borrowed a bat- pack of 14 in fifth place wath than that tered pul ~ r from the elder 70s Pome~ · A Number of Tbiogs Mexican Thursday, and he More than 11,000 fans lined Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy the 7,278-yard Quail Hollow Mrs. Milia rd Van Meter During my travels through lndaana , Illinois, Iowa and doesn't want to give It back. He used 1t only 2.\llmes m the course which was buffeted by Nebraska, I found out a number of things. first day of the $! 75,000 an occasaonal gust of wind I found out Middle Americans respect and admire their sports Kemper Open and lied the under clear skies and with heroes but they don't stand there and drool over them like I've Quail Hollow Country Club temperatures in the upper 70s. seen some people in other parts of the country do course record with a scorchmg I found out Mtddle Ameracans are very helpful to strangers seven-under-par 65 for the first They'll go out of their way . round lead. I found out that if haseball really Is dying, like some say, it's " I'll get at back m a day or 3 Performances news to most of the people in Middle America. They told me they so," said Trevino, who fimshed MRS. NORRIS DIES 4-6: 30& 8:30p.m. DETROIT (UP! ) - Mrs . like base hall as much as they always have, and that's a lot m a t1e for fourth place wtlh a City Parking Lot James Norris, 79, mother of I also found if you want a good meal, go to Omaha, Neb. You S9 AI Bruce A. Norris, president and won't beat thfar steaks anywhere. Other Ideas Sponsored By owner of the Detroit Red Wings There is this naive notion among sotne m the East that "once The shaggy-ha tred Sanudo of the National Hockey League, Pomeroy yo u leave New York everything else is Hoboken" and that hss other Ideas. "I told my died Thursday m West Palm Emergency Squad everything west of the Holland Tunnel is "a hick town," but they caddy to hide my clubs," he Beach, Fla. Buy Advance should· VISit a city like Omaha sometime. said . Prlva~ Funeral services are Sale Tickets It has its own Symphony Orchestra , Art Museum, Community "! borrowed the putter that scheduled for Saturday at the Help the Sponsor Playhouse and Zoo. Also its own race track, boxing arena and Lee won the U.S. Open with," New Bethany Cemetery in professional baseball and hockey teams. The nation's No. I Sanudo said, "it looks like It's Mattatuck, N.Y. college football teams Is only a lew miles away. been through a mea t grinder. "And every time I made a AHealthy Interest putt, he raised his band and There is a great interest on the part of Middle Americans saad, 'Don't forget, 1 get 30 per GOLF TOURNEY regarding people in other parts of the country, a healthy interest. cent," San!fdo said . CHICAGO (UP!) - Ernie Upon my return here, many likewise asked me about my The 65 was the best loW'· un~resswns about people m Middle America. Among thOse who nament round of his career and Banks, Chicago CUbs coach, did was Billy Marlin, the manager of the Detroit Tigers who worth $1,500 in prize money for Thursday announced plans for a golf tournament to benefit the comes from Oakland, Calif. He gave me his lmpressaons of the daily low round . Sickle Cell' Research Fund. Middle Americans and I can't agree with him more comTrevino used a new versaon The one-<lay tourney will be pletely. of the putter he loaned Sanudo. played Sept. II at the Playboy "They•r;, earthy people," Martin says. "You know , they call "II (the old one) just doesn't Club course at Lake Geneva, Middle America the 'breadbasket' of our country and that's what look good, I've got it in my WIS., it really is. The people there have always Impressed me by the head I can't line up with at," way they treat you. In the East the people have a ~ndency to be Trevino said . pushy, and in the West they're a bit showy. I'm from the West Casper In Second Place Coast myself so maybe 1 can say that." Veteran Billy Casper, with a REFEREES SIGN One of the most interesting cities I visited In Middle America sparkling six-under 66 NEW YORK (UP!). was Burlington, Iowa. I found it clean, thriving and progressive. featuring two eagles, took sole Relerees John Vanak and Joe The loc~l ball club, the Burlington Bees, has a workmg possession of second place in Gushue, who switched from the agreement with the Oakland A's , and also has a pitcher who went the Kemper. NBA to the ABA three years through an experience which, in a way, explains how I feel about Three strokes back, ChriS ago, ag~eed to multl-year Middle America . Blocker, Gabby Gilbert and Charles Sifford were tied lor contracts Thursday with the This pitcher's name is Sugar Bear Daniels, and maybe you've , third with 68s . American Basketball . heard oI hun. Blocker. cousin of the late A:Jsociation . He's Eighteen He's 18 and supposed to be the new right-handed Vida Blue. He was signed by the A's last year, given a $40,000 bonus and allowed to travel with the blg league club as sort of a fringe benefit. During last September's American League playoffs in Bultimore after Vida Blue had been beaten by the Onoles, Blue was caUed in and accused of having been out on the town the Soft Ice Cream night before. Vida swore he hadn't been. Sandwiches Of All Kinds But Charlie Finley, the A's owner, told Blue people had seen Soft Drinks- French Fries him at the Playboy Club in Baltimore the night before having a Specializing In Foot Long Hot Dogs Chicken Basket . . . . . . . . high old time with some at the Bunnies and signing aulllgraphs. He had even signed his name "Vida Blue," Finley charged. Carry Out Service Blue insisted he had never been there, no matter what anybody NEW HOURS said. ' Monday thru Thursday 10til10:00 'j'he culprit finally was discovered. Friday and Saturday 10til11:30 You guessed it. Sugar Bear Daniels. • Sunday 12 till! :00 "Why did you do me that way, Sugar Bear?" Blue asked him . __ ---992-2039 Rower Shop 6 v Ma1or League Leaders By Umted Press International Leaders Batters National League Torre, St_l - 4th & Locust 992-5248 • I Middleport, 0. Meigs Co. Branch @ .. Walson , Hou and Oliver, P1tl 28 39 148 17 52 3• 122 17 41 39 161 21 53 36 143 27 47 38 111 24 38 41 158 23 51 41 160 31 50 42 155 32 48 Amencan League g. ab r. h. Kelly. Ch1 31 110 18 36 Rudi , Oak 34 145 23 47 Pin1ela. KC 38 150 24 48 Freehan ,Del 27 97 17 31 Allen, Cho 38 140 21 44 McCraw, Cle 34 109 14 34 Braun , Mon 26 85 8 26 May, Cho 36 133 22 40 Ponson. Cal 36 131 17 39 Tovar. Mm 36 141 29 <1 .351 336 329 329 325 323 31 3 .310 · Pitching National League : Ray, Hou and Sutton. LA 7 0, Nolan, Cln 296 Second St. Ohio Pomeroy~ 7-1; Seaver. NY 7-2. Matlack, NY 6-0. Osteen. LA and McDowel l. SF 6 2. N1ekro , All All To Insured Accounts 520.000 00 by FSLIC. .@ I~ 64 Amencan league : Perry, 9 3, Lol1ch, Del 8 3; Wood, Ch1, Biyleven , Minn and • Cleve • ~+~ , \ .. pet. Holl zman , Oak 7-3, Coleman. 327 De l 7' 324 320 320 .314 .312 .306 301 298 291 I FOR THE Cecil Sw1 ScelrDI SPORTSWEAR Home Runs Nat1onal League: Kmgman, SF 12, Bench, C1n, Starg ~ ll , Pitt and Colbert, SD 10. Aaron, All 9 League · . s•~'•ili• r~. "~',."t:i"""'r' ·,. 6 . r' Gar:.ew: Mln'1 24. J u~ !J ), Dun can and Jackson , Oak 10. Cash. Del 9, Allen. Chi 8, Con1gliaro, Mi l 1 Runs Batted In National League : Ktngman , SF 36 , Rader, Hou, Stargel l, Pitt and Bonds, SF 31. Cardenal, Cho, Bench. Cin, A GOGO FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN WHOPPING PAYOFF CINCINNATI (UP!) - Aatch Vee, a 4().1 longshot, won the first race of the dally double at River Downs Thursday and helped put together a whopping $638.20 payoff. AIIch Vee returned $82.60 for the first race win, and coupled with an $8.60 payoff from second race winner Mr. Hard Tune, the 2·11 combanation provided the baggest dally double reiW'n at the track this season. • Go To The Beach •Go On APicnic • Go To The Water • Go Out To Play • Go On ATrip •Go In Your Backyard The Store Of Famous Name Brand labels BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, O. BOB'S SPEC.IAL SALE McCLURE'S McCLURE'S .DAIRY ISLE 53·• per cent per year on one year Cer · tificate s of Deposit. $5, 000.00 Minimum. Inter es t Payable Quarterly . 90 day I interest penalty if cashed before maturity. American League : A llen, Ch1 40 156 2l "55' ' .~ 39 153 16 54 .353 " Sugar Bear Daniels looked beseechingly at Vida Blue and said: "I didn't mean anything. I jus' wanted to be somebody." In Middle America, everybody is somebody. The peapla there always give you that chance. INTEREST On Certificates Of Deposit • 32, Jack>on, Oak 26 , Darw1n, g. ab r. h. pet. Mlnn and Duncan; Oak 25; Sngullen, Pit Alou. St.L Lee. SD Ol 1ver, Pit Clemente. Pit Monday, Cho Staub, NY Tolan , Con Walson, Hou Amencan 53A% Reds Indians - lliets Reds - Indiana Indians - Braves Braves - Reds Meta • Braves Reds - Meta Richmond 5 Toledo 4 (lsi TUES. JUNE mmn g Chtcago downed St Louts, 1·3. In the American League, hghtwe tght hitters who made llcnth was thrown out at the Cleveland shaded Detroit, l.Q, the "vietory possible. plate on a fielder's choice and Kansas City beat Mmnesota, :;. Hal McRae hit a grand-slam Dave ConcepciOn wa lked. 3, Milwaukee outlasted New 1• ~~ games behmd the Los homer o~J hc first pttch by left. On Wednesday mght, George Angeles Dodgers, who lost, f>-2, York ; 9-ll, in 12 innmgs and hander Jerry Reuss after Foster had a bases~oaded Includmg a homer, clcumcd to San Franc1sco Thursday- .Boston whipped Baltimore , 1·1. Johnny Bench , who went IIJ. homer to boost the Reds to a 12· Borbon satd he was go mg to mght, m the NL West In the Steve Stone, who lw>t his farst for-18m the fotll'-ga mc sweep 4 rout. throw at hun but the Reds ' only other games, New York four decisiOns, gained his third Both benches emplled m the pitcher denied the charge. npped Philadelphia, G-1 , and straight victory as he stopped the Dodgers on a five-tutter and helped San Francisco halt a foW'·game losing streak. Ball Smger had a no-hitter until the fourth when San Francisco bunched four smgles and a sacrifice fl y and scored adv ice. "Ray IS the most unthe victory In the Nat tona l League , fo r the vtctory derrated catcher in the Chicago beat St. l-ams, 7-3, Pinch-hitter Rtchie & hem- three runs. Garry Maddox Reliever Jtm Ro land walked league," Perry says New York defeated Philadel· four batters m the 12th mmng blum hll a two-run homer m the dro"' in two runs for San Cleveland got Its only run m ph1a , 6-1, Cmcmnat1 routed to gtve Milwaukee the v1ctory eighth to power Kansas Ctty Francisco while both Los ,fll e third orr loser Joe Coleman fadin g Houston, IIJ.3, and San over New York Roland gave past Mmnesota With two out in An geles runs \vere unearned. Rusty Staub highlighted a when Eddte Leon walked, was Franctsco topped Los Angeles, up only two smgles after the etghth, Cookt e RoJa s four-ru n first mrun g with a sacrificed to second and scored 5-2 commg on m the eighth but he smgled orr Dave LaRoche and on Tom McCraw's single. Rico Petrocelli cracked a walked the leadoff batter m the Schein blum, a pmch-hltter, three-run homer as the Mets In the only other three two-run smgle and Carlton 12th. After a sacraflce he followed with his homer. Lou handed Philadelphia Its 15th Amertcan League ga mes, 8os- Fisk added a two-run homer as wlilked another ba tte r Roland Piniella's two-run homer and loss m the last 16 games. Jim ton beat Baltimore, 1·1, Mil· Boston routed Dave McNally got Johnny Briggs to ny out for Ed Kirkpatrick 's solo blast McAndrew pitched a sevenwaukee edged New York, 9-ll, and beat Balttmore. Sonny the second out but then walked provided the Royals With their hitter for the Mets, to lift his m 12 mnmgs and Kansas City Stebert pitched a seven-httler Ron Theobald and Rick fi rst three runs. record to 4·1. John Milner also downed Mmnesota. 5-~ homered for the Mets while Auerbach to give Milwaukee Greg Luzmski hofuered for the Ph1ls' lone run. Ron Santo returned to action and tripled m two runs to . .- highli ght a sax-run assault 111 1972 Middleport H ttlt Le•rne Schedule the first mning that carraed the CUbs over St. Lams. Santo, who massed 18 games w1th a broken wrist, trapled after singles by Don Kessinger and Glenn Beckert. Jose Cardenal's si ngle and J. C Martin's June 5 - ¥eta - Indiana Braves Reia double accounted for the fifth Wets June 8 • lndiane - Rede Braves and saxth runs. ' ,, of Houston, and Tony Perez mght, 1t \\Cis one of ttJC smgledJo Foster grounded out, Perry Hurls Indians Past Tigers, 1-0. Thursday 's Results Loulsv tlle 10 Charleston 8 Peninsula 4 Syracuse 1 THREE·YEAR CONTRACT PHILADELPHIA (UP! ) Runmug back Ron James of New Mexico State, th e Philadelphia Eagles ' fourth· round draft choice, Thursday signed a three-year contract with the National Football League club . · Ult' Nf, Wt•st and for the ~N ·tmd strai~ht CIRCUS WI MF14 u:cept S•turday by The Ohio Vellty Publi1h 1ng Company , 1\1 Court St . Pomtroy . Ol'!io 4S7U Bus inen Orfict PMnf 992 2156. E~ilor l t l PhoM 992 · Press nternational National League POMEROY 1111 Wortd't L1rattt Robinson , "Service For Over 100 Years" P M SANDWICH ' The Daily Sentinel Uniled ~ AJ.I~~~~ L JUST ARRIVED! . ~ Benedum, Pickens. Nancy Sexson, Vickie Connie Rockhold , Rick San· ders , Larry Stalnaker. Mary Jo Wolf, Marcella Wyers. Randy Young . YEAR, 1971-72 Freshman - (AI - Jane Ann Bahr. Debbie Boatright, Cathy Davis, Deanna Hensley, Marsha Kimes, Regina Kimes, Mary Mills , Karen Reed, Becky Root, Mandie Rose, Pam Sams, (BI - Phillip OPTOMETRIST Pomeroy was developed very successfully during ·two prevloua Community Vacation Church School programs. The coming together of teachers, assistants, pastors , and students has been benefacaalln a shsring of manpower and new adeas. This sulnmer, as hss been 1 the practice, children are lnvated to attend the church school from all churches in the community. By R.OWERS Lawson, R tck N. W. COMPTON, O.D. 992-2115 Lana the Fabulous Martin. Debbie Pierce, Linda SUGAR RUN MILLS 180 Mulberry Am sbary, Rochard Cross. Alan Duvall, Holter, Cheryl Kuhn , Diana Lucy Hotter. Robin Humphrey, Lark1ns, Nancy M il le r, Ins Glenda Lawson. Jane Ann PI golf, Sheila Sampson , Karr. Byron McCoy, Cathy Bobby Edwards, Cindy Farrar. Lark ins. Nancy Miller. Loretta Debbie Jeffers, John Maxson. Spencer. Carol Taylor. Dave Debbie Mlllhone. Ela ine Milhoan , Steve Mlllhone, Weber Junoor - (AI - Mel1nda Phyl lis Newlun . Rosemary Kuhn , Pam STEAl HOUSE . 6-Week, Semester, Annual Lawrence CROW'S •u TIMELY QUOTES Social l JB ASpecial Ra110r To You • again." Legislative Glances RedsMoveUpOneNotch,Romp 10-3 Hu•nphr~y· Camp Insists · Biac~ is Really Whit~· " BICYCLES ' ENGLISH STYLE 26." BICYCLES 20" GTO FOR BOYS lND GIRLS Light Weight For men and women. 30" G. E. ELECTRit . 16 LB. AUTOMAnC RANGEReposseued•219.00 Coppertone . full I year guarantee. G.E. WASHERl12 With Mini Basket. 2 Year H&R FIRESTONE N. 2nd AVt gu~rantee. �.. ) . 4- The Daily Senttroel Mlddl~porl Pmnl'fOV 0 ,' 1 ~ ~ ~ II' :;~ ~ ~ lnm• 2, 1972 MIDDLEPORT PEN UNITED MINISTRY OF Service" 7 30 p m Youth TECOSTAL Th"~ Ave lhe MEIGS COUI\ITY The Un1ted meehng 6 30 p m 'O.'~>W'IN'!:'~-" Evening Rev W1ll l"m Kn1ttel pastor Presbvtel"ian Church Dwight worship 7 30 p m Ronald Dugan Sunday school L lavl l l PC\s lor D•rector CHESTER CHURCH OF THE sup l Classes lor all ages George W Hullon and Re\1 NAZARENE - Rev Herber! evcnmq s~rv 1 ce 7 30 p m Linson Stcbbm s Ass t Pas tor Grate pa stor Wor sh1p sen11 ce Ro t>te study Wednesday 7 30 01rcc tors 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday f'nllccs, Frida.,. 1 FIRST UNITED PRES Sunday School 9 30 a m r J(}pm BYTERIAN HarnsonVIIIe R1chnrd Barton, supl Prayer FREEWILL BAPTISt - Sunday Church School 9 30 meehng Wednesday 7 JO p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN POMEROY Rev Ar lhur C Lund pastor Corner Ash and Plum Mid a m Mrs Horner lee tSupt BRADFORD CHU~CH OF POMEROY TRINITY dlepor l Noe l Herrman , ~slor Mbrnmg WorShip 10 30 a m CH lliST - Cl1 ffor d Smith Rev W H Perm1 pastor Roy Sunday School 9 15 a m Pr~dd y Sunday Sohoot FIRST UNITED mm1ster Sunday School 9 30 Mayer Sup! Church schooot Charl es E vans Sup I wor ship Guy i'\ m morn ng church 10 30 10 30 a m Con Svpl Satur day evening·serv1ce PRESBYTERIAN, M•ddfeporl 9 15 a m worsh1p 10 24 a m serv 1ce Sunday School 10 Sunday Church School 9 30 11m Sund tlY cve n1ng scr v1ce yovlh ch01r rehearsa l Monday fl rmail on class Tuesda y 4 15 1 p m Lew1s Sauer Supl , 7 :m p rn Wednesda y ser v1ce 8 Jum or Coh am Sunday e11enlng worsh1p a m 6 30 p m Mrs Marv1 n Burl to S 30 p m Morn 1na WorshiP 10 30 am p ll ~ .. director sentor chotr fl rma hon class Thursday 6 30 I p m FIRST BAPTIST of M1d FIRST UNITEO LAUREL CLIFF FREE rohearsal, 7 30 p m , Thursday to745 pm eport corner of Si xth and PRESBYTERIAN Syracuse METHODIST - Rev Eugene Mrs Paul Nease dtrector SEVEN DAY ADVENTIST dlPalmer 'S treets Rev Charles M orn1ng Worsh tp 9 am Gill pastor Well1am Ba1le'y POMEROY CHURCH OF M ulberr y Hei ght s pastor Fred Sunday Church School 10 am 'UP I Sunday School 9 30 a m S1mons Pomero y Herb er t Morgan Sunday School Mrs Sampson Hall Supt ~~~~n N:~:R~~~~er-;y C~~~r pasto Morn1ng worShip 10 30 a m r Sa bbath school Hoffman intendent Sunday church Super STIVERSVILLE COM Eventng worship, 7 30 p nl Clyde V Henderson pastor Sat urday 2 p m w1th church Sunday School 9 30 a m ser v1ce fol lowmg at 3 15 P m sc l1ool for 'dveryone 9 15 a m MUNITY, Rev Edsel Hart, Wednesday Chnsllan Youth Raymond Walburn sup! Open Bible dlscuss1on each Morning worship 10 15 am pas tor Sunday Schoof service Crusade 6 30 p m , Prayer Evening sennces 7 JO p m 10 a m Prayer Meeting each meehng 7 30 p m Thursday Morning worsh1p 10 30 am Thursday 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer serviCe, 7 30 Thursday 7 30 p m Sunday ch01r prachce 7 p m fventng servtce 7 JO p m Mtd GRAHAM UNITEO DEXTER CHURCH OF week serv1ce Wednesday 7 30 METHODIST - Preachmg 9 30 p m Exira youth activities on evening serv1ce. 7 30 p m Sunday 5 p m for all youth up ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST - Danny Evans pm • a m f~rs t and second Sundays Ia sl )(! h grade 6 30 for jun ior Pomeroy Harnsonvllle pas tor Norman C Will supl GRACE EPISCOPAL of each m onlh th1rd and fourth and sen1or high students Road Kenneth Eberts, pastor Sunday School 9 JO a m Rev Leroy Davts m•n lster Sun~ay s each month worship CHURCH OF CHRIST Paul McElroy Sunday School Worsh1p serv1ce 10 30 am Morning prayer and ser mon serv1 ce al 7 30 p m Wednesday 10 30a m Holy communton and even1ng s al7 30 Prayer and Middleport 51h and Ma in Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m Chrlst1an Endeavor Sunda Y' Rauiln Moyer pastor Michael morning worship and com even1ng. sermon first Sundays 10 30 B1ble Sludy G~rlach Sunday School supt mun1on 10 30 am Sunday CHURCH a m Church school k1n FIRST SOUTHERN BAP B1ble School 9 30 a m mor evenmg youth Christian en OFREORGANIZED dergarten through e1ghlh TIST JESUS CHRIST OF LAT - 282 Mulberry Ave, r'ltng worsh1p 10 30 a m deaver 6 30 Worship services TER DAY SAINTS- Porlland grade 10 30 a m allll•ated w1fh S B C, evenmg worsh1p 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday Ractne Road Ralph Johnson POMEROY CHURCH OF Pomeroy the Rev Fred H1ll pastor prayer service 7 p m Wed evening prayer meetmg and pastor Herbert Wh1te Sunday CHRIST- Mr Hoyt Allen Jr Sunday School nesday B1ble stud~ 7 JO p m paslor B1ble School , 9 30 a m m ornmg worShip 910 3030 am School Director Sunday School am CHURCH OF THE ST JOHN LUTHERAN worshtp 10 30 adull worshtp 9 JO am Morn1ng worsh1p Pme Grove the Rev Arthur tO JO a m se.rvlce and young people s tun lor soc1ely 6 30 am NYPS NAZARENE - Middleport Sunday evenmg 45 p m Sunday evangelistiC Rev Audry M1ller pastor Combs pastor Sunday school service 7 p m Wednesday meeting both 7 30 p m Sunday 6mee llng 7 30 p m Prayer Floyd Carjon sup! Sunday 9 30 am church services even1ng prayer sennces 7 30 Wednesday combtned Btble meetmg Wednesday 7 JO p m school 9 30 a m Morning 10 30 a m pm study and prayer meellng 7 30 MIODLEPORT worship 10 30 a m tunJor BRADBURY CHURCH OF BETHLEHEM BAPTIST ~ MT MORIAH BAPTIST - soe~ety 6 JO p m NYPS. 6 45 CHRIST B1ble School 9 30 Great p rHE SALVATION ARMY - Corner Bend Charles Norns Fourth and Ma1n p m Sunday evangelistic a m morn ing worship 10 30 pastor Worsh1p serv1ce 9 30 Envoy RayS Wmtng, offlcer In Middleport Rev Henry L Key mee ti ng 7 JO p m Prayer a m Sunday even 1ng Worsh 1p a m Sunday School 10 JOa m cha t:.ge Sunday 10 a m Jr pastor Sunday School 9 30 meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Serv1ce 7 30 p m choi r Holiness meehng 10 30 a m CARLETON CHURCH a m Arnold Richards sup! pra c t 1ce Sunday and Wed Sunday School Young People s Mormng Kingsbury Road Sunday worsh1p 10 30 a m MEIGS nesday 7 p m prayer m eet1ng School 9 30 a m Ralph Carl Leg ton 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 JEHOVAH S WITNESSESCOOPERI<TIVE and B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 supt Worsh 1p serv1ce 10 30 p m Lad1es Home League 7 Larry Carnahan presld1ng PARISH pm p m Prep classes a m and 7 30 p m alternately 1ster Sunday 81ble lec ture THE UNITED SACRED HEART - Rev 9m1n ANTIQUII Y 6APTIST Prayer meeting Wednesday, 30 a m Watch tower study METHODIST CHURCH Rev Freeland N01 r1s pastor Father Bernard Kratcovlc 1 30 p m Rev Jay Stites, 10 30 a m Tuesday B1ble Robert R Card pas lor Phone 992 2825 study Sunday school 10 am church pastor 7 30 p m Thursday Rev Stanton Smoth serv 1ce 7 p m Wednesday Saturday evenmg Mass 7 30 OLD DEXTER CHESTER - WorsH1p 9 15 B1ble study 7 p m p m Sunday Mass 8 and 10 m n1stry school 7 30 p m CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH rv1ce meet1ng 8 30 p m am Church School 10 a m BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE a m Confessions Saturday 7 se MIDOLEPORT Rev Wlllerd CHURCH of ENTERPRISE - Worsh 1p 9 Mmersville J A McWaters pastor Mrs Warley Dutcher 730 p m FranCis, Chnst m Chns11an Umon am Church School, 10 am pastor Sunday School 10 a m Sunday School Sup! Sunday POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Lawrence Manley pastor Mr s FLATWOODS - Worsh1p 11 rr]ornlng worship 11 am - Robert Kuhn pastor W111iam Schoo!, 9 45 a m Church Ser Rus~ell Young Sunday School a m Church School 10 a m Watson Sunday school supt Supt Sunday School 9 JO a m Tra1n lng Unoon 6 30 p m v1ces f~r s t and th~rd Sundays POMEROY- Worsh ip 10 30 even1ng worsh1p 7 30 p m follow 1ng Sunday School Sundayschool 9 lOam BYF Evening worship 7 30 Wed a m Church School 9 15 a m 6 pm Bl ble study Wed Prayer meeltng, Wednesday Second and lourlh Sajurday nesday 7 p m ch01r pract1ce nesday prayer meelmg 7 JO UMYF 6 30 p m 7 30 p m eventngs 8 p m servtces pm ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh1p Wednesday 8 30 p m RACINE ~IRST CHURCH LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN 10 am Church School 9 a m OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr Robert Wyatt pastor UMYF 6 30 p m Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday School supt, Ronald MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Mcrn~ng Worship 10 JO am Osborne B1ble School 9 30 Rev Robert Bumgarner Even 1ng worsh1p 7 30 p m am preach 1ng 10 45 a m ,. HEATH - Worship 10 30 Wednesday Sunday School Evening serv1ces 7 30 p m { a m Church School 9 30 a m Supenntendent Pauline Me HYSELL RUN FREE ' UMYF I p m Clmtoc k pastor Rev Morr s METHODIST Cec1l WISe -::~ RUTLAND - Worsh 1p 9 15 M Wolfe Pastor Sunday School 9 30 ~· a m Church School 10 a m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- a m Mornrng wor sh1p 10 30 f UMYF 7 p m Charles Norns pas tor Sunday a m Young Peop le s serviCe SALEM CENTER - Worsh1p School 9 30 a m Mornmg 6 -45 p m Evangel 1st c se r v1ce 5- The Daily &:ntmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , June 2, 1972 Campus unrest and street demonstrations make us reappraise old values and Ideas But one 1dea remams steadfast idea that God loves man and men It is the J and that He cares about what Mppeos lo our lives ' Are shouting television new~casts and bold head! ones overwhelming you? Then you need an open mind and a steady la11h God a love Is for you Your church ts where you lind out about ot Try It next Sunday II w11t help you grasQ an old 1dea even 1f It IS a new one for you ' i , ' ' l I l Helen Help Us. By Helen Hottel •• • Euthanasia Versus Love Dear Helen I'm sure the leiter from "Sorrowing Mother" (who has the hopelessly delonned, retarded, vegetable-child) brought a flood of mall She asked, "Why can'! hopeless cases be mercifully put tc sleep- why musl sulfermg people be kept alive' " Havmg expenenced this same sorrow only last year, I know the boxed-In feeling, the sense of despair, the loss of fa1lh she IS going through What "sorrowing Motber 'needs IS someone tc talk to, a way that she and her husband can get away for a few bows of bern~ ; , alone, and the assurance thai thiS was not herfault ~ "7, MJ!:.poor 11011 only vegetated for slxrmonths 'before we lost him, bul they were tl)e longest, most confused and gmlt-r1dden months in ow lives Please Helen, direct her loa mental health agency thai can g~ve her and her husband counseling It's not the child's death she's crying out for' - B F Dear Helen This Is an answer to Sorrowmg Mother " I'm the mother of a hopelessly birth-defected baby He's six months old and has had lour maJor surgeries His head IS the size of an adult's II could he called gruesome If he didn't have the most beaullful eyes and smtle He may never crawl, walk, talk He may he dead tomorrow mormng He's a day by day watt But he's a JOY to be around Even lhough he'll never be normal be's given so many people patience, faith and hope, JUS! knowmg hun I hope that parents of normal babies, when they see ours, counllhell" blessmgs, and g1ve a h!Ue more tc the agencies for the study of birth defects - some day, I know , these ' hopeless ' children can be cured I love to cuddle my hltle one and doctcrs say that love IS the best lherapy lor hun I'm thankful I hat God trusts me With !his speCial child - N J M Dear Helen When a tennmally Ill patient IS bemg kept ahve only by ex raordlnary means, doctors often order the machmes turned off so Ilia! the person can die w1lh digmty Why not then allow the same kmdness to a doomed and hopelessly blighted child' Society IS hypocritical and backward Ill lis tearlullnslatence that all human life 1s sacred This world IS oot a sale place for these unfortunate children After lhe parents are gone, then what ' A kind of hvmg dea Ill m Inst1tu1Ions 1 - v FOR EUTHANASIA Dear Helen Who does • Sorrowing Mother ' pity herself or lhe child' Our 12-year-old boy IS so handicapped he can't do anything for himself !feed, dress, change his diapers and care for hun as I would for a baby But we don 't let him he In bed ali day My husband has constructed a spec1aliy built \1 heel chair so !hat he Can 'tfalloul - andawaywego Ourlhreeotherchildrenacrepl him lovelllgly, as do llle1r lnends Of cowse 1 gel depressed occastonally Who wouldn't' But lllen I sel! the love and trusl shmmg m Larry's eyes, and I am thankful we have hun Our family has learned much from Larry We know thai we Wlll someday lose hun but we are lhankful for every day we have wllllhlm - MRS LV Dear Helen "Sorrowmg Mother s 'letter crted out for an answer I have several friends With retarded children and my brother has a phyaically handicapped child In each case, the altitude and actions of the parents deterrruned !he effect the problem child had on the family It was only natural that their f1rsl reactions were tlial o{ shock, hwt, grief, but 10 each case lhey were able, 111'1111 the help of counseling tc take themselves 10 low and be happy that they have not copped out They have found that never IS a family so close as when members are workmg together for someone If mercy killings were legal, 'S M ' nught expertence a sense of guilt and failure that she could not erase She CAN turn IIOITOW Ullc fulfillment - J F H 9a m Church School 10 a m worsh p 10 45 a m Sunday UMYF Thursday 7 p m even 1ng worship 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Wednesday even ng B1ble Rev Forrest R Donley Sludy I JO p m ASBURY - Worship 11 am DANVILLE WESLEYAN Church School 9 SO a m WSCS Re v Lawren ce Sull1 van l SI Tuesday pa sto r Sunday Schaal 9 30 FOR EST RUN - Worsh1p 9 am youth and tunwr youth am Church Sch ool 10 a m se r v 1ce 6 45 p m evenmg WSCS, Jrd Wednesday I 30 wor ship 7 30 p m prayer and pm pra 1se Wednesday 7 30 p m MINERSVILLE - Worsh ip SILVER RUN FREE BAP 10 a m Church School 9 a m TIST - Rev Howard K1mble WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m pastor Sunda y sch oc l 10 am SYRACUSE - Worship 8 Henr y Dav 1s supt ev enmg am Church School , 9 a m ser v 1ce 7 30 p m Pr a yer 7 JO p m Praye r meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION- Bald Kn obs Rev L R Gluesencamp pa stor worsh1p 1 30 Prayer meeti ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Erne st Deeter, cla ss leader Youth Mee tmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Erne st Dee ter lead er MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH IN CHRIST- Rev Rober! Shook pastor Sunday School 9 30 Pray er and Bible Study meel mg Thurday 7 30 p m Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF a m , Roy Poo ler supt Alfred SOUTHERN CLUSTER GOD- Rev James Satterfield Wolfe ass! supt mornmg Rev W Dale McClurg pastor Sunday school 9 30 wo rsh1p 11 a m eve ning Rev Fla~k CHeese~rew a m worshlp serv1ce 11 a m sermon 7 JC p r.1 alternalmQ Rev Marl~a Ann Mollner evening service 7 prayer each Sunday Class meetmg 11 BETHANY COorcas) serv1ce and youth service a m alternati ng Sunday Worship 9 30 a m Church Thursday 7 p m mornmgs Al f red Wol fe School 10 30 a m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN lay leader Chr lsl 1an Endeavor CARMEL - Worship 11 - Homer Stephens pastor 7 30 p m Sunda y Roger am lst and 3rd Sundays Sunday School. 9 30 a m Buck ley pre Si den t Pray er Church School 10 a m mornong worship 10 JO a m meetmg Wednesda y 7 JO p m APPLE GROVE- Worship Robert Bobo Sunday school Board meehng f 1rsl Monday 7 JO p m church school 9 JO sup I Sunday even ng service each month 7 30 o m a m m1d week serv1ce 7 30 Youth m eetmg Monday 7 Wednesday 8 p m p m M 1d week serv1ce Wed EAST LETART - Worsh1p ne ~d:ay 7 30 p m WHITES CHAPEL 10 a m l"st and lhlrd Sundays SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter 9 am second and fourth THE NAZARENE- Rev M C Sundays church school 9 a m Lar~mare pastor Bob Moore pastor Sunday school 9 30 worship serv1ce 10 30 ftrs l and third Sundays 10 am Sunday School Sup! Sunday am a m B1ble study and prayer second and four th Sundays School classes for aflages 9 30 service Wednesday 7 30 p m M1d week servi ce , Wednesday 8pm am am evangel istiC 7 30 p m GREAT BEND- Worship 11 2nd and 4th Sundays Church School 10 a m LETART FALLS - Worship 10 am Church School 9 am MORNING STAR- Worship 9 30 a m Church School 10 JO a m M1d Week Wednesday B,.p m Service MORSE CHAPEL - Worshop 11 a m 1st and 3rd Sundays Church School, 10 a m PORTLAND- Worship 7 JO p m Church School 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worship 11 a m 2nd and 4th Sundays, Church School 10 a m WESLEYAN CRacine! Worship 11 a m Church School 10 a m UMYF tor all chur ches of th~ Southern Cluster I 30 Youth pm each sunday at the Cen ter {Oak Grove Road I NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Jacob Lehman Rev Standley Brandum JOPPA - Worship 10 a m Church School 9 a m Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church serVIces, 9 a m Sunday School 9 45 am Bible study every Thursday, I 30 p m NORTH BETHEL- Worsh1p 11 am Church School 10 am 9 ~~F~E~ -e;~~da\us;~~~ preach1ng at 11 a m each Sunday Prayer meelmg 7 45 p m Wednesday , WSCS, 8 p m on th"d Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE - Sunday school 9 30 preaching 7 30 p m Sunday prayer meeting 1 30 p m Tuesday WSCS, 7 30 hrst Thursday each month SILVER RJ{)GE - Worship 10 a m Church School, 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worship 9 a m Church School 10 am ~ _ KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Hoban Newell suot Serv1ces weekly 9 JO a m on Sunday Prea ch•ng f~r st and t h~rd 'Sundays of month by Clifford Sm1th, 9 30 a m mornmg wor ship NYPS Sunday ..-- K&CJEWELERS RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE. 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Ohto 6 JO p m Song servlc~ and Sunday night worsh 1p 7 30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m THE NAZARENE Rev Mrs Mar 1e Holsmger class Lloyd D Gr~mm, Jr , pastor leader Sunday Sch ool 9 30 a m POMEROY LOWER LIGHT Mornmg wor sh1p 10 30 a m CHURCH - Harnsonv11te Young people- s serv1ce 6 4S Road Rev Roy Taylor pastor p m Evangelis t iC services Henry Eblin Sunday School 1 30 p m Wednesday even ing oup1 >unday School 9 30 a m evening worsh ip, 7 30 p m serv1ce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE MASON FIRST BAPTIST CHRISTIAN - Davta >tautter Second and Pomeroy Sis Sta n pa s lor Stanford Stockton supt Cra•g, pastor Sunday schoo I M ornJOQ wor shtp, 9 30 a m 9 45 a m wor sh1p servtce 1I chur ch school , 10 30 a m am , tralnong union 6 30 p m young peoples meeting 6 30 evening worsi·Hp serv 1ce 7 30 pm evening worship, 7 30 p.m M 1d week prayer serv1ce • B1ble .study Wednesday 7 30 Wf'dnesday, 7 30 o m pm MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cecil Cox, pastor Sunday school sup! Joe Sayre Sunday sch ool 9 45 a m Sunday evening worship, 7 30 Wednesday prayer and Bible study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood pas lor Howard Caldwell Jr Sundar. School Supt Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Morning sermon HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrel Doddrlll 10 JO a m Sunday evening pastor Sunday School 9 30 servoce 7 a m am Leonard Gilmore t~rst LETART FALLS UNITED elder even ing service, 1 30 BRETHREN - Rev Robert pm Wednesday prayer Shook pastor Herschel Norris. meel1ng. 7 JO p m sup! Sunday school, 9 30 am MT MORIAH CHURCH OF morning sermon 10 30 a m GOD - Racme Route 2 The evenmg sermon, 7 30 alter Re~ Charles Hand pastor natmg each Sunday Pra~er Sunday school 9 4S a m service Wednesday 7 30 p m morning worsh ip 11 a m Prayer meellng 7 30 P m Even1ng servl c~s. Thuesday allernal1ng Sundays and Fr~day , I 3d CHESHIRE CHURCH OF BEARWALLOW R lOGE GOD OF PROPHECY, G P CHURCH OF CHRIST- Oav1d Smoth pastor Sunday School Jewell, pastor Bible study 9 30 10 a m Arthur Henson Sup! am morn ing worship 10 30 Morn •ng Worsh tP 11 a m even1ng worship 6 30 p m Young People'i serv1ce 7 P m , Wednesday B1ble study, 7 30 Evening service 1 30 p m pm Wednesday Mid Week Prayer :JUST ARRIVED: : Cotton Knit : FADED BLUE : • & t TIRED RED • t $1.98 : • •••• • :TREVIRA KNIT: : BOGGS EQUIPMENT .- •••••••••••••• GAUL'S TRAILER SALES And GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN Chester. 0 St. Rt. Prmts For Dresses & Long Sktrts RACINE FOOD MARKET Racme 7 OHIO VAu.EY BAKING CO. '1.00 off The Store wtth A Heart 949 3342 '):J/;. .. 1: FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH -Letart Route 1, lhe Rev Sta n Cra1g, pastor Sunday schoo I 9 30 a m , prayer and ~ l bl e study, 7 30 p m Cottage praye r service Tuesday 10 am worship service Friday, 7 30 pm MASON CHURCH 0F CHRIST - Loren T Stephens mmiS ter Worsh ip 10 a m Bible study 11 15 a m even In worship I 30 p m Mid wee e serv1ce, Wednesday, 7 30 p m MASON ASSEMBLY 0 F GOO - Second St Mason, W Va Chester Tennant paslo r Sunday school , 10 a m mo r nlng worship 11 a m evangelistic service I 30 p m' B1ble study and prayer sendce Wednesday 7 30 p m Phon e 173 5133 HARTFORD CHURCH 0 F CHRIST m Chr lslian Un 1on Rev 0 Dell Manley pasto r Sunday school 9 30a m Roge r Manley, supt evening servtce 1 30 Wednesday evenln g prayer meelong 7 30 p m Sunday evening youth serv lce 6 45 with Macy Lou Carter leader No Tuesday serv•ce THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. Pomeroy-Member F D I C & LAWN-BOY ROYAL OAK PARK All new from the lawn Family Recreat1on Swtmmtng Federal Reserve System THE 0 LAWNBOY Meios County Branch SWISHER &LOHSE THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS Ph.&992LOAN a~296 W Second 306> Rexall Drugs We Ftll All Doctors Preswp~1ons Pomeroy 992 2955 POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE Devoted to the Greater M1ddle Ohto Valley Electnc 1\Aotor Repair BlOW Matn 992-5750 . BOWER'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Butldtng Supplies and Mtllwork General Contracttng Ph 992-3978 1 E Matn St ,J Fingtrtip starting, staggered wheels, Magnoltte deck. 6 cut· ling httghts from ~ " tC! 3" .:. An Investiture serVIce for Brownies from tbe troops of Mrs Ins Payne and Mrs Lucretia Sli>bart was conducted durmg a me<!hng this week of Middleport JumorTroop 39 whoseadVIsons Mrs Roscoe Wise Flymg-up from the Browmes 1nlo the Junior troop were Ruth Ann Blake Barbara Jean Thomas, Angelia Baker, Angie Houchins, Angela Payne, Mmdy Long, Mame Darst, Cynthia Weaver, and Con me Bailey The meetmg opened wllllthe flag ceremony and a rededication servoce ReceiVIng awards and membership stars m a court of awards were Cann Bailey, cook, outdoor cook, backyard lun, magtc carpet, gypsy , and troop dramatics , Jo McKinney, my home, Julie Byer, Indian Lore, Home, health and safety, collectcr, troopdramahcs backyard fun troop camper, and sign of the star Julie Biron, hospitality Melinda Demoskey, hospitality, my troop, troop camper personal health , Sara Diddle my troop Ann Fitch Indian lore, health a1d, songster, sign of the arrow and sign of the star, Trma Gibbs magic carpet, gypsy, home, health and safety housekeeper, my camera, my home, pen pal, water fun,loot traveler, personal health pels, skater, sign of the arrow and s1gn of the star Judy Gilkey, hospitality, my troop personal health sign of th e arrow and Sign of the star Janet Horky, my troop Janelle Kelly •hospitably my troop, Julie Kitchen, sewing, housekeeper' ' home, heallh and safety heallh a1d, and troop dramahcs Lon Kloes hospitality, my troop, personal health , Marty Krawsczyn, sewing, troop camper, s1gn of the arrow, and s1gn of lhe star • Sally Walters, personal heallh, pels, skater~'Marianne Welsh, sewmg cook, troop dramatics, and troop camper • Jen mler Wise, heallh a1d, waler fun, drawmg pamlmg, observer s1gn of the arrow and s1gn of the star Debbie Zirkle, magic carpel my home Tem Zirkle magic carpet, backyard fun, my home, personal health and Sign of the star Valene Lewis sewmg, gypsy, home, heailh and safety colleclor,s1gn of the arrow and s1gn of the star, Angela Martm sewing lroop camper Margo Marlin, magic carpel, troop camper and my home , Tam1 McDaniel, magic carpet, and troop camper, Tem McDamel hospitality, my troop and troop camper, Jom Murray, sewing, collector sign of the arrow and sign of llle star , K1m Payne, personal health, home, health and safety, outdoor cook , troop dramatics, Indian lore, and s1gn of the star Velvet Swisher, sewmg water fun, musiCian , sign of the arrow and s1gn of the star MIDDLEPORT CADE'ITE TROOP 185 - A redediCatiOn service lor girls advancmg from the juniOr troop mtc the cadelte troop was held durmg a recent meetmg of Troop 185 Flying up mto lhe troop were Patty Boyles, Ann Filch, Marty Krawsczyn, Trilla Gibbs, Joni Murray Velvet Swisher, Jennifer Wise GU"Is who will be coming lnlo lhe troop but were not present for the me<!lmg were Pam Powers, Valerie Lewis, Sally Waiters and Judy Gilkey Cathy Manley a member of Troop 185 was pre sen! ..• Contribution Made l • To Assist Student A contnbutlon to the American Legwn Auxiliary s special proJect of assistance to an African sludenl al Ashland College was made by the Racme 602 un1t recently at the hall II was noted that large poppies had been placed on the graves of 19 deceased mem bers Poppy Day proceeds were noted and 11 was an nounced that new officers will be elected and Installed at lhe June meeting The two costumed dolls made by junior members whtch were wmners m d1str1ct competition will go mto stale competition Satwday at the Ashland conventiOn Mrs John Boyd presided, wtth these lutwe meetings bemg announced the D1strtct 8 Girls Slate Tea will be held at Tnmty Church at 2 p m Sunday (delegates and alternates and lhe1r molhers Rre asked lo attend ). lhe Chillicothe V A Hospttal birthday party has been SON IS BORN Mr and Mrs Roger Lather, Columbus, are announcmg !he blrlh of their firs! child, a son, Jeremy Todd The six pound bo)l was born on May 29 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Harding, Louis· ville, Ky , and Mr and Mrs Lester Lalhey, Langsville scheduled for July 13 and the Department conventiOn will be held July 22 and 23 m Cm cmnat1 Mrs Barbara Roush, Mrs Opal Diddle and Mrs Jeanette Lawrence has been appomted to the auditing committee Cards will be sent to Mrs Rossiter Williams , a past District 8 president, and Mrs Herber! Shields Mrs Vtrgii Roush provtded llle traveling pme which was won by Mrs Julia NorriS Mrs Roush, Mrs V1rgti Walker and Mrs Noms served refreshments June has been designated as "Jumor Monlh • Posters lor the Big Bend Regatta nower show will be made by the Wmdmg Trail Junwr Garden Club Meehng recenliy alllle home of Linda Roseobaum the girls wereproJeCt providedbyposter for the Mrspaper Robert Thompson, advisor Mrs Don Thomas assisted them In cieanmg greenware vases for their ceramics project Next month the vases will be glazed Shan M1tch presided at the meeting with lhe group smgmg 'Amenca the Beautiful The )unwr garden club pledge was given and roll call was answered by nammg a favorite wild flower Areport was given on a recent wild flower tow at ~~~~~~~~~:h~o~~~~~~ by Mr ~ 8y Ch arIene HoefiI.Ch i~ The ~ Chnst di Ch h 0f FRIDAY Mid eport urc daily vacation Bible OLD FASHIONED rev1vai school lo be conducted June 5 1 meetmg, Chester Nazarene t!J!:ough 9 from 9 am lo 11 30 Church, Jnne 1 through June a m will have, 'We Worship 11, 7 30 each evemng Rev God • as lis !heme John Elswick, Athens, Sunday evenmg 'a staff evangelist, special vocal dediCalwn service will be held nwnbers Public mv1ted by at 7 30 P m Activities for the Rev Herber! Grate, pastor school Will mclode contests Organizahonal Meetrng between classes Special gills of Pee Wee and Little Will be presented to all those League of Southern Local l\lth perfect atte"dance A Distnct Fnday 7 P m plcmc will be held on Frtday at baseball diamond tn Racme At the home of Mr and Mrs 8 30 P m at home of Larry Danny Thomas, and on Sunday Wolfe a meeting to organize evenmg, June 11, a closing slow-pitch teams of th e program will he presented district Those planmng to 111rs Richard Moyer will direct participate must be present the school MIDDLEPORT Chamber of Other officers are Mrs Carl Commerce Fnday 7 30 P m Roach, general secretary Columbus and Southern Oh10 Mrs Raulhn Moyer, supply ElectricCompany sociairoom clerk Mrs Frank Powers, SATURDAY refreshment chairman ICE CREAM Social, Sharon Wilson, song leader, Saturday begmnmg at 6 p m at and Patty Glaze pianist the Bashan Firehouse Local Staff for the various classes talent Will be featured dwmg ISNas followsM Th J I the evemnMgONDAY ursery • rs omas Y Beaver Jeanme Stanley pre MEIGS County Garden Club school, Mary Hysell teacher, Associahon meetmg, 8 p m Martha Nash , crafts, and Monday m the social room of Martha Fox Pam Dodson , and the Pomeroy First Baptist Ray anna Cole help ers Church Regatta flower show begmners, Beverly Long, demonstration by Mrs Reid teachei, June Glaze crafts Young Kim Mowery and Lmda MEIGS Chapter Order of Boyles helpers, pnmary, DeMolay Monday, 7 P m Mary Martm teacher Ruth Middleport Masomc Temple Riffle Carol Baker and Debbie VACATION Btble School Triplett helpers, JUniors, begmnmg Monday through Dolly Mowery teacher June 9, 6 30 p m to 9 p m at Bermce May crafts Mary Pomeroy Church of Chnst Frazier and Maxme Dorsi, MIDDLEPORT GARDEN helper< S1xlh grade class Mr Raulhn Moyer, teacher, Rose Club, 7 30 Monday mght al the Rawlmgs, crafts, and Canna home of Mrs Sibley Slack Glaze helper, and youth Cheshtre Garden Club mem(seventh and e1ghlh grades ) bers to he guests POMEROY GARDEN Club W1ima Reece, teacher and Monday, 7 30 p m home of Gary Cole, crafts Mrs Dor Schaefer Mrs Richard Jones co-hostess RACINE CHAPTER 134 COOKOUT ENJOYED 0 E S Monday, at Masomc A cookout was held at the Temple 8 p m Stallon of the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Warder IS bemg honored at Justis, Success Road Sunday meetmg and Warders of the In the aflernoon homemade Ice D1stnct Chapters are mv1ted to cream was enjoyed by the atte nd Grand Warder, Jean group Attendmg were Mr and Woodruff of Cmcmnat1 will be Mrs Berl Boggs and family the honored guest of the Mr and Mrs Oscar Babcock of Chapter Officers are asked to Tuppers Plams Mr and Mrs wear formals Paul Life and famoly, Mrs Edna Life, Success Road, Mrs Leota Massar, Eastern, and Roa sted p orcupme meat IS Ranson Calaway, RFD a n 1Arnerrcan Indian dehca cy Coolville at !he plano Mrs Gilmore recogmzed Mrs Tom Lane Mrs Eblin, Mrs Clifford Klem Bob B,arton, Palty Eblin, Barbara Klem and Mrs Milo Hutchtson lor special church service Tom Souls by, Marvin and Brian Friend, and Charles Diehl were ushers with Bob Barton giVIng llle offertory prayer Patty Eblin played "Take Up Your Cross and there was a recesswnai of the Crusaders attending were Elame Barnhart Kenda Braun, Jamie Johnson, Lmda Kovalchik; Maria Legar The next mel!tir.g Will be held on June 26 at the home of Mana Legar Memhers are to take a tree leallo Identify Bt'b/e J,"chao/ to • M nc/a Begtn on 0 ry Youths Give Program The Chnstlan Youth Crusaders under the direction of Mrs Steve Eblin had charge of the Sunday evenmg service at the Laurel Cliff Free MelhodiSt Church Mrs James Gilmore presented Becky Wright who gave the welcome Barbara Klem led m 'Wonderful Story of Love • and Clifford Jacobs had prayer Patty Eblin played Onward Chrishan Solderis" for the processiOnal of lhe Crusaders Pledges to the Arnertcan and the Christian flags were given Mrs Eblin was narrator for lhe program w1th Lawa and Diane Smllh and Belinda Friend gtvmg responses to comments by Mrs Eblin There was group smgmg of "Were Chnstlan Youth Crusaders " John Smith, B1bie School will be held at Lawa Srruth, Ricky Baker, and llle Pomeroy Church of the Delores Gill gave "thmgs done Nazarene beginning Monday m obedience to Chnst " Diane through Friday from 6 30 p m Smtih read "Key of Prayer, " to830pm and Belinda Fnend had "The Classes Will be held m Bible Whole Annow of God " There study, smgmg and craft was group smgmg of 'We Shall Refreshmenl.oi Will be served Wear a Crown" with Daria Gill each evening The closmg program and piCmc will be held Fnday evemng Instructors are Frieda Mossman and Freda Henderson All youngsters are urged to attend Planned Anna Wiles conducted games and refreshments were served by Miss Rosenbaum Others RUTLAND - Vacahon Bible School at the Ruliand Church of willth begmh M the d Nazarene d on ay an con 1mue roug Fnday, Jun e 16 Classes will be held each evemng at 6 30 P m The school program will be held Sunday June 18, at 7 30 Pm Mrs Adrian Carson IS the d1rect01 All youngsters of the area a<e welcome lo attend The Rev Lioyd D Gnmm Jr , IS the pastor Vl NTU R" noo " l!IO 1 ~0 W ED TO lt7S AIN O 50 Love Sign A magmficent Keepsake rmg, set with a beautiful brilliant perfect dtamond to reflect your love Knnpea.ke • lUG l triU D 0 • " O P< D M c Coma s ~ N'il ~ REPAIRS APPROVED Extensive ex tenor repa1rs to the Heath Melllod1st Church parsonage were approved durmg a recent meeting of the Adm1mstrat1ve Board Plans were also made for an evaluatiOn program lor the church m the fall under the directiOn of Rex Sm1th L W ch ai rman, presided I MOY'OROLA ® Clilc:isar.~ Mom Would Love One • • • • • • , •• ~ Nazarenes Plan 1972 STANDARD Bible Classes BIBLE SCHOOL MATERIAL MIDDLEPORT BOOIC STORE . of lurn1ng on the set Detachable color highlight shoeld Included Deluxe Walnut grain finish cabinet of polystyrene 21 1h ' W 16' H, 18 D Model WP483HW Patnt Plumbing & Electrical Sup fll tes Tuppers Plains 667-3963 MIDOL£ PORT, 0. SPECIAL •• ONLY • 175 Watt mercury vapor lighting unit with automatic P.hoto switch POUND AT • Wt Spec1oloze on Servoct ' THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to the mterest of the Metgs Mason area RIDENOUR SUPPtY FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURat "We Sponsor Jesus" Rev Stan Cratg, Pastor JQHN RIDENOUR HOMPm SAIU. •viCE • BAKER ;,. \ u PUINITUB II IDDlEPOIT, 0. King Builders Supply Co. 290 N. 2nd Ave. CHISTU - 915-3308 - OHIO -'- , ..) ' FEEL INSECURE AND RESTLESS' AT NITE? A. Not too many ltftl . WERNER RADIO & T.V. YAWlS 589 95 ~ Here s a real enterta iner A Bright Tube' plc!ure 1145 lmiR For Only • square mches ) w 1th mm l circuit servlceablllfy, lnsta Mafic tuning ease and sound and picture within moments SAUAT o. - 16" Portable TV (dtagonally measured) wtlh lnsta-Mattc tuntng. NOW ON SUPPlY --~ "IT'S TRUE" - • • ' • Theme of ;~SociaT~'' 'i Activity cchool ('et , ' c I d 1 UI lJI ae0 ar' QUin OI'EIATION Har~ Ph 949-3272 GIrI Scout DIa ry ; RIDENOUR'~ Pomeroy, liJPPERfiil;liiS VIUAGE CUT RATE and VILlAGE A.OWER SHOP Rac1ne, Ohoo • I' fft•sJlC:tAL THE SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL RACINE PLANING MILL ~~~, ·~,,,,~,~,~~~N~, ••••••••••••• Chester, Ohto " • Bronwyn Dailey, Patnck Gress, Jill Harris, Melame Hackett, Karen Sutherland, MIDDLEPORl' Steve Tallerson, Manan OHIO : Maluscw1cy Debbie Lavalley was not present GAUL'S MARKET Member of the Bog 3 General Merchandise Tuppers Platns 667 3280 rerently at lhe Sacred Heart •• Calhohc Church Miraculous •• medals were presented to each the graduates A breakfast •• their was held for lhe graduates and group •• honoredfamilieswereIn theMartin Broderick, Jo Ellen Diehl, ,... . I Ohto's Oldest Dodge Dealer . Mtddleport, 0. LODWICK MARKET Mr and Mrs Elmer Sigman and fiUllily of Toledo were Memonal Day weekend guests of their parents M1 an<!, Mrs Junwr Jacks Langsville, and Mr and Mrs Flavy Sigman, Middleport Pic Kenneth Hoffman left Wednesday for Camp LeJeune, N C where he will receive h1s assignment Pic Hoffman who recently completed basic trammg at Pans Island, S C and had a period of nne range coach work, has spent the past 10 day s here VISiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Perry Hoffman Mr and Mrs Ted Spires and Jill of Defiance VISited Mr and Mrs Lee Baughman and Jeffrey and other relahves over the Memorial Day weekend Mr and Mrs Ben Fultz, Columbus were the weekend guests of her aunt, Mrs C M Hennesy, and other relallves Mr and Mrs Roy Long and family of Columbus spenl !he Memorial Day weekend w1th Mrs Mildred Long and Mr and Mrs Alfred Roush Miss Hame Mane Smtth ISa pat1enl at the Holzer Medical Center Vts1t1ng there w1th her Wednesday were Mrs Margaret Davis of Athens, Mrs J R Biron and Mrs Mildred Fowler, Middleport Dr and Mrs John Harley and their son , James, of Sprmg!Ielq, and their daughter Frances, and her husband of Cincmnali and Mrs Margaret Davis of Alhens jomed Mrs James Harley Sunday for cemetery VISits Thai evemng IIley were dmner guests of Mrs Davis m Athens Mr and Mrs David Casc1 and Michael Dewart of Columbus were weekend guests of his parents, Mr and Mrs Paul Casc1, and family Vlstllng Sunday with the Casc1 family were Mr and Mrs Carman Walker and daughter Susan, and Clark Mayo of R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Bakers of Holsum Bread Mtddleport, Ohto "· '' •• GRADS HONORED Rev Fr Donald Horak •• wasThecelebrant for lhe mass lor the htgh school graduates • In Sales AI Its Chalmers Service Farm lndustnal Lawn Garden Tuppers Platns 667 3435 Moddleport, Ohoo 54" ;~':::;:::::::::::<:':<,~:::::::::::::.:::~':« ,-~ ,,..,,::;,, •( " Middleport Personal Notes <H , ,, 1 Slde of the fence The Odi'al poeres for the tables were arranged by the Chester Garden Club The blue and white colors of lhe Chester School were carried out m the table decoratiOns Favors were provided by the Pomeroy Nahonal Bank, the Farmer s Balik and Savmgs Co , Kathy s yut and Curl, and Newell s Service Station Music for dancmg was provided by the Black Mountam Boys of Guysvtlle serv1 ce 7 30 p m Prayer and praise service MASON COUNTY Thursday 7 30 pm THE HILAND CHAPEL • COMMUNITY CHURCH, George Cas to pastor Sunda y Dex ter - WorshiP' services School 9 30 evenln9 worship Sa turday and Sunday 7 30 1 30 Thursday even1ng prayer - MARK VSTORE SOCIAL PLANNED An Ice cream socwl will be held today at the Pentecostal Chwch, Middleport from 3 30 p m to 7 ~ m Ali flavors~wtll 'jbe avallabte¥H..J n "' : ' HEINER'S BAKERY CHESTER - The Chester Alumni Association scholarship was presented to Melanie Dean, 1972 Eastern High School graduate, at the annual banquet Saturday mght at Chester Elementary &hool where Chester High School al~o was located before con· sohdatwn tn 1955 Maktng the scholarship presentallon to Miss Dean, daughter of Mr: and Mrs Earl Dean, was John Will She lhanked• the Associallon and staled that she has been accepted by R10 Grande College and will begm her studies there this fall Kathryn Wmdon, president, had charge of the busmess mel!ting when reunion classes were recogmzed Present were SIX members of the 1922 class observing a 50th anmversary Each of lhe Six was presented a gilt Other reunion classes honored were 1927 1932, 1937 1942, 1947, 1952, and 1957 Graduates observmg their 50th or more anmversanes were seated at a special table and given recogmtlon Approximately 144 people attended the banquet served by the Chesler PTA The Rev Frank Cheesebrew gave lhe mvocatwn Officers elected for 1973 were Roger Epple, prestdent, Dick F1ck, first VICe president, Bob Woods, second vice president, Henry Thomas, third v1ce president Opal Ei chmger, secretary Mildred Gaul , ass1slant secretary Lucille Sm1th, treaswer, and Esther Riden ow, asstst.ant treasurer Making up the decorating committee for the event were D1ck Gaul, Maxine Goeglem Dale Kautz and John Re1bei A pastel color scheme was carried out m the decoratiOns The stage area was decorated With a while picket fence covered wllh red roses Peonies were placed on each :• "TIE-DYE" :• GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. serv ice sermon 8 20 Mid Week prayer om Woth the hope tt wt ll , 1n some measure, foster and help sustatn that which IS good 1n famtly a nd co mm untty lofe thos feature os sponsored by the bustness firms and organtzatton s whose names appear below 10 45 Sunday RUTLAND M1d week prayer RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST meetong Wednesday 7 30 p m - Rev Samue l Jack son M1ss1onary meetmg , sec ond pastor Sunday School 10 am Wednesdav 7 30 o m Mrs Ger trud e Buller supt UNITED FAITH NON Praye r Ser v 1ce 1 30 p m DENOMINATIONAL - Rev prea chmg serv1ce 2 p m Robert Smith pastor Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF school 9 30 a m Bob Barber CHRIST - Sunday school 9 30 supt worship service, 10 JO a m V H Bra ley sup! am youth meeting, 6 45 co mmuniQn and dev otions • p m church , 7 30 p m 10 30 a m Regu lar board prayer meeting, Wednesday meettng 7 30, th1rd Saturday EDEN UNITED BRETHREN each month IN CHRIST-Eldon R Bloke THE RUTLAND COM pas lor Sunday School 10 a m MUNITY CHURCH - Rev Winnie Hols1nger supt Mar R1chard Dubbeld pastor n1ng sermon lt a m Evening School 9 30 a m Worsh1p serv1c e Chr1 stian Endeavor serv1ce 11 am , Wednesday 7 30 p m Mrs Lyda Chevalier prayer meetmg 7 30 p m pres1dent • Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday School Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday evening r:~~v, Chester Alumni Dine at School denng ov.er ut • ' It's prelty evident that we have toppled the htlle red schoolhause Ideas we had ltK»ut economiCB 1 science, race and education itaeH, have came end gone Now odeu are broaching the surface of lifo and thun· "' Phone M2-3748' Middleport, Ohio • • �.. ) . 4- The Daily Senttroel Mlddl~porl Pmnl'fOV 0 ,' 1 ~ ~ ~ II' :;~ ~ ~ lnm• 2, 1972 MIDDLEPORT PEN UNITED MINISTRY OF Service" 7 30 p m Youth TECOSTAL Th"~ Ave lhe MEIGS COUI\ITY The Un1ted meehng 6 30 p m 'O.'~>W'IN'!:'~-" Evening Rev W1ll l"m Kn1ttel pastor Presbvtel"ian Church Dwight worship 7 30 p m Ronald Dugan Sunday school L lavl l l PC\s lor D•rector CHESTER CHURCH OF THE sup l Classes lor all ages George W Hullon and Re\1 NAZARENE - Rev Herber! evcnmq s~rv 1 ce 7 30 p m Linson Stcbbm s Ass t Pas tor Grate pa stor Wor sh1p sen11 ce Ro t>te study Wednesday 7 30 01rcc tors 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday f'nllccs, Frida.,. 1 FIRST UNITED PRES Sunday School 9 30 a m r J(}pm BYTERIAN HarnsonVIIIe R1chnrd Barton, supl Prayer FREEWILL BAPTISt - Sunday Church School 9 30 meehng Wednesday 7 JO p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN POMEROY Rev Ar lhur C Lund pastor Corner Ash and Plum Mid a m Mrs Horner lee tSupt BRADFORD CHU~CH OF POMEROY TRINITY dlepor l Noe l Herrman , ~slor Mbrnmg WorShip 10 30 a m CH lliST - Cl1 ffor d Smith Rev W H Perm1 pastor Roy Sunday School 9 15 a m Pr~dd y Sunday Sohoot FIRST UNITED mm1ster Sunday School 9 30 Mayer Sup! Church schooot Charl es E vans Sup I wor ship Guy i'\ m morn ng church 10 30 10 30 a m Con Svpl Satur day evening·serv1ce PRESBYTERIAN, M•ddfeporl 9 15 a m worsh1p 10 24 a m serv 1ce Sunday School 10 Sunday Church School 9 30 11m Sund tlY cve n1ng scr v1ce yovlh ch01r rehearsa l Monday fl rmail on class Tuesda y 4 15 1 p m Lew1s Sauer Supl , 7 :m p rn Wednesda y ser v1ce 8 Jum or Coh am Sunday e11enlng worsh1p a m 6 30 p m Mrs Marv1 n Burl to S 30 p m Morn 1na WorshiP 10 30 am p ll ~ .. director sentor chotr fl rma hon class Thursday 6 30 I p m FIRST BAPTIST of M1d FIRST UNITEO LAUREL CLIFF FREE rohearsal, 7 30 p m , Thursday to745 pm eport corner of Si xth and PRESBYTERIAN Syracuse METHODIST - Rev Eugene Mrs Paul Nease dtrector SEVEN DAY ADVENTIST dlPalmer 'S treets Rev Charles M orn1ng Worsh tp 9 am Gill pastor Well1am Ba1le'y POMEROY CHURCH OF M ulberr y Hei ght s pastor Fred Sunday Church School 10 am 'UP I Sunday School 9 30 a m S1mons Pomero y Herb er t Morgan Sunday School Mrs Sampson Hall Supt ~~~~n N:~:R~~~~er-;y C~~~r pasto Morn1ng worShip 10 30 a m r Sa bbath school Hoffman intendent Sunday church Super STIVERSVILLE COM Eventng worship, 7 30 p nl Clyde V Henderson pastor Sat urday 2 p m w1th church Sunday School 9 30 a m ser v1ce fol lowmg at 3 15 P m sc l1ool for 'dveryone 9 15 a m MUNITY, Rev Edsel Hart, Wednesday Chnsllan Youth Raymond Walburn sup! Open Bible dlscuss1on each Morning worship 10 15 am pas tor Sunday Schoof service Crusade 6 30 p m , Prayer Evening sennces 7 JO p m 10 a m Prayer Meeting each meehng 7 30 p m Thursday Morning worsh1p 10 30 am Thursday 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer serviCe, 7 30 Thursday 7 30 p m Sunday ch01r prachce 7 p m fventng servtce 7 JO p m Mtd GRAHAM UNITEO DEXTER CHURCH OF week serv1ce Wednesday 7 30 METHODIST - Preachmg 9 30 p m Exira youth activities on evening serv1ce. 7 30 p m Sunday 5 p m for all youth up ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST - Danny Evans pm • a m f~rs t and second Sundays Ia sl )(! h grade 6 30 for jun ior Pomeroy Harnsonvllle pas tor Norman C Will supl GRACE EPISCOPAL of each m onlh th1rd and fourth and sen1or high students Road Kenneth Eberts, pastor Sunday School 9 JO a m Rev Leroy Davts m•n lster Sun~ay s each month worship CHURCH OF CHRIST Paul McElroy Sunday School Worsh1p serv1ce 10 30 am Morning prayer and ser mon serv1 ce al 7 30 p m Wednesday 10 30a m Holy communton and even1ng s al7 30 Prayer and Middleport 51h and Ma in Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m Chrlst1an Endeavor Sunda Y' Rauiln Moyer pastor Michael morning worship and com even1ng. sermon first Sundays 10 30 B1ble Sludy G~rlach Sunday School supt mun1on 10 30 am Sunday CHURCH a m Church school k1n FIRST SOUTHERN BAP B1ble School 9 30 a m mor evenmg youth Christian en OFREORGANIZED dergarten through e1ghlh TIST JESUS CHRIST OF LAT - 282 Mulberry Ave, r'ltng worsh1p 10 30 a m deaver 6 30 Worship services TER DAY SAINTS- Porlland grade 10 30 a m allll•ated w1fh S B C, evenmg worsh1p 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday Ractne Road Ralph Johnson POMEROY CHURCH OF Pomeroy the Rev Fred H1ll pastor prayer service 7 p m Wed evening prayer meetmg and pastor Herbert Wh1te Sunday CHRIST- Mr Hoyt Allen Jr Sunday School nesday B1ble stud~ 7 JO p m paslor B1ble School , 9 30 a m m ornmg worShip 910 3030 am School Director Sunday School am CHURCH OF THE ST JOHN LUTHERAN worshtp 10 30 adull worshtp 9 JO am Morn1ng worsh1p Pme Grove the Rev Arthur tO JO a m se.rvlce and young people s tun lor soc1ely 6 30 am NYPS NAZARENE - Middleport Sunday evenmg 45 p m Sunday evangelistiC Rev Audry M1ller pastor Combs pastor Sunday school service 7 p m Wednesday meeting both 7 30 p m Sunday 6mee llng 7 30 p m Prayer Floyd Carjon sup! Sunday 9 30 am church services even1ng prayer sennces 7 30 Wednesday combtned Btble meetmg Wednesday 7 JO p m school 9 30 a m Morning 10 30 a m pm study and prayer meellng 7 30 MIODLEPORT worship 10 30 a m tunJor BRADBURY CHURCH OF BETHLEHEM BAPTIST ~ MT MORIAH BAPTIST - soe~ety 6 JO p m NYPS. 6 45 CHRIST B1ble School 9 30 Great p rHE SALVATION ARMY - Corner Bend Charles Norns Fourth and Ma1n p m Sunday evangelistic a m morn ing worship 10 30 pastor Worsh1p serv1ce 9 30 Envoy RayS Wmtng, offlcer In Middleport Rev Henry L Key mee ti ng 7 JO p m Prayer a m Sunday even 1ng Worsh 1p a m Sunday School 10 JOa m cha t:.ge Sunday 10 a m Jr pastor Sunday School 9 30 meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Serv1ce 7 30 p m choi r Holiness meehng 10 30 a m CARLETON CHURCH a m Arnold Richards sup! pra c t 1ce Sunday and Wed Sunday School Young People s Mormng Kingsbury Road Sunday worsh1p 10 30 a m MEIGS nesday 7 p m prayer m eet1ng School 9 30 a m Ralph Carl Leg ton 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 JEHOVAH S WITNESSESCOOPERI<TIVE and B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 supt Worsh 1p serv1ce 10 30 p m Lad1es Home League 7 Larry Carnahan presld1ng PARISH pm p m Prep classes a m and 7 30 p m alternately 1ster Sunday 81ble lec ture THE UNITED SACRED HEART - Rev 9m1n ANTIQUII Y 6APTIST Prayer meeting Wednesday, 30 a m Watch tower study METHODIST CHURCH Rev Freeland N01 r1s pastor Father Bernard Kratcovlc 1 30 p m Rev Jay Stites, 10 30 a m Tuesday B1ble Robert R Card pas lor Phone 992 2825 study Sunday school 10 am church pastor 7 30 p m Thursday Rev Stanton Smoth serv 1ce 7 p m Wednesday Saturday evenmg Mass 7 30 OLD DEXTER CHESTER - WorsH1p 9 15 B1ble study 7 p m p m Sunday Mass 8 and 10 m n1stry school 7 30 p m CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH rv1ce meet1ng 8 30 p m am Church School 10 a m BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE a m Confessions Saturday 7 se MIDOLEPORT Rev Wlllerd CHURCH of ENTERPRISE - Worsh 1p 9 Mmersville J A McWaters pastor Mrs Warley Dutcher 730 p m FranCis, Chnst m Chns11an Umon am Church School, 10 am pastor Sunday School 10 a m Sunday School Sup! Sunday POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Lawrence Manley pastor Mr s FLATWOODS - Worsh1p 11 rr]ornlng worship 11 am - Robert Kuhn pastor W111iam Schoo!, 9 45 a m Church Ser Rus~ell Young Sunday School a m Church School 10 a m Watson Sunday school supt Supt Sunday School 9 JO a m Tra1n lng Unoon 6 30 p m v1ces f~r s t and th~rd Sundays POMEROY- Worsh ip 10 30 even1ng worsh1p 7 30 p m follow 1ng Sunday School Sundayschool 9 lOam BYF Evening worship 7 30 Wed a m Church School 9 15 a m 6 pm Bl ble study Wed Prayer meeltng, Wednesday Second and lourlh Sajurday nesday 7 p m ch01r pract1ce nesday prayer meelmg 7 JO UMYF 6 30 p m 7 30 p m eventngs 8 p m servtces pm ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh1p Wednesday 8 30 p m RACINE ~IRST CHURCH LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN 10 am Church School 9 a m OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr Robert Wyatt pastor UMYF 6 30 p m Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday School supt, Ronald MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Mcrn~ng Worship 10 JO am Osborne B1ble School 9 30 Rev Robert Bumgarner Even 1ng worsh1p 7 30 p m am preach 1ng 10 45 a m ,. HEATH - Worship 10 30 Wednesday Sunday School Evening serv1ces 7 30 p m { a m Church School 9 30 a m Supenntendent Pauline Me HYSELL RUN FREE ' UMYF I p m Clmtoc k pastor Rev Morr s METHODIST Cec1l WISe -::~ RUTLAND - Worsh 1p 9 15 M Wolfe Pastor Sunday School 9 30 ~· a m Church School 10 a m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- a m Mornrng wor sh1p 10 30 f UMYF 7 p m Charles Norns pas tor Sunday a m Young Peop le s serviCe SALEM CENTER - Worsh1p School 9 30 a m Mornmg 6 -45 p m Evangel 1st c se r v1ce 5- The Daily &:ntmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , June 2, 1972 Campus unrest and street demonstrations make us reappraise old values and Ideas But one 1dea remams steadfast idea that God loves man and men It is the J and that He cares about what Mppeos lo our lives ' Are shouting television new~casts and bold head! ones overwhelming you? Then you need an open mind and a steady la11h God a love Is for you Your church ts where you lind out about ot Try It next Sunday II w11t help you grasQ an old 1dea even 1f It IS a new one for you ' i , ' ' l I l Helen Help Us. By Helen Hottel •• • Euthanasia Versus Love Dear Helen I'm sure the leiter from "Sorrowing Mother" (who has the hopelessly delonned, retarded, vegetable-child) brought a flood of mall She asked, "Why can'! hopeless cases be mercifully put tc sleep- why musl sulfermg people be kept alive' " Havmg expenenced this same sorrow only last year, I know the boxed-In feeling, the sense of despair, the loss of fa1lh she IS going through What "sorrowing Motber 'needs IS someone tc talk to, a way that she and her husband can get away for a few bows of bern~ ; , alone, and the assurance thai thiS was not herfault ~ "7, MJ!:.poor 11011 only vegetated for slxrmonths 'before we lost him, bul they were tl)e longest, most confused and gmlt-r1dden months in ow lives Please Helen, direct her loa mental health agency thai can g~ve her and her husband counseling It's not the child's death she's crying out for' - B F Dear Helen This Is an answer to Sorrowmg Mother " I'm the mother of a hopelessly birth-defected baby He's six months old and has had lour maJor surgeries His head IS the size of an adult's II could he called gruesome If he didn't have the most beaullful eyes and smtle He may never crawl, walk, talk He may he dead tomorrow mormng He's a day by day watt But he's a JOY to be around Even lhough he'll never be normal be's given so many people patience, faith and hope, JUS! knowmg hun I hope that parents of normal babies, when they see ours, counllhell" blessmgs, and g1ve a h!Ue more tc the agencies for the study of birth defects - some day, I know , these ' hopeless ' children can be cured I love to cuddle my hltle one and doctcrs say that love IS the best lherapy lor hun I'm thankful I hat God trusts me With !his speCial child - N J M Dear Helen When a tennmally Ill patient IS bemg kept ahve only by ex raordlnary means, doctors often order the machmes turned off so Ilia! the person can die w1lh digmty Why not then allow the same kmdness to a doomed and hopelessly blighted child' Society IS hypocritical and backward Ill lis tearlullnslatence that all human life 1s sacred This world IS oot a sale place for these unfortunate children After lhe parents are gone, then what ' A kind of hvmg dea Ill m Inst1tu1Ions 1 - v FOR EUTHANASIA Dear Helen Who does • Sorrowing Mother ' pity herself or lhe child' Our 12-year-old boy IS so handicapped he can't do anything for himself !feed, dress, change his diapers and care for hun as I would for a baby But we don 't let him he In bed ali day My husband has constructed a spec1aliy built \1 heel chair so !hat he Can 'tfalloul - andawaywego Ourlhreeotherchildrenacrepl him lovelllgly, as do llle1r lnends Of cowse 1 gel depressed occastonally Who wouldn't' But lllen I sel! the love and trusl shmmg m Larry's eyes, and I am thankful we have hun Our family has learned much from Larry We know thai we Wlll someday lose hun but we are lhankful for every day we have wllllhlm - MRS LV Dear Helen "Sorrowmg Mother s 'letter crted out for an answer I have several friends With retarded children and my brother has a phyaically handicapped child In each case, the altitude and actions of the parents deterrruned !he effect the problem child had on the family It was only natural that their f1rsl reactions were tlial o{ shock, hwt, grief, but 10 each case lhey were able, 111'1111 the help of counseling tc take themselves 10 low and be happy that they have not copped out They have found that never IS a family so close as when members are workmg together for someone If mercy killings were legal, 'S M ' nught expertence a sense of guilt and failure that she could not erase She CAN turn IIOITOW Ullc fulfillment - J F H 9a m Church School 10 a m worsh p 10 45 a m Sunday UMYF Thursday 7 p m even 1ng worship 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Wednesday even ng B1ble Rev Forrest R Donley Sludy I JO p m ASBURY - Worship 11 am DANVILLE WESLEYAN Church School 9 SO a m WSCS Re v Lawren ce Sull1 van l SI Tuesday pa sto r Sunday Schaal 9 30 FOR EST RUN - Worsh1p 9 am youth and tunwr youth am Church Sch ool 10 a m se r v 1ce 6 45 p m evenmg WSCS, Jrd Wednesday I 30 wor ship 7 30 p m prayer and pm pra 1se Wednesday 7 30 p m MINERSVILLE - Worsh ip SILVER RUN FREE BAP 10 a m Church School 9 a m TIST - Rev Howard K1mble WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m pastor Sunda y sch oc l 10 am SYRACUSE - Worship 8 Henr y Dav 1s supt ev enmg am Church School , 9 a m ser v 1ce 7 30 p m Pr a yer 7 JO p m Praye r meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION- Bald Kn obs Rev L R Gluesencamp pa stor worsh1p 1 30 Prayer meeti ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Erne st Deeter, cla ss leader Youth Mee tmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Erne st Dee ter lead er MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH IN CHRIST- Rev Rober! Shook pastor Sunday School 9 30 Pray er and Bible Study meel mg Thurday 7 30 p m Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF a m , Roy Poo ler supt Alfred SOUTHERN CLUSTER GOD- Rev James Satterfield Wolfe ass! supt mornmg Rev W Dale McClurg pastor Sunday school 9 30 wo rsh1p 11 a m eve ning Rev Fla~k CHeese~rew a m worshlp serv1ce 11 a m sermon 7 JC p r.1 alternalmQ Rev Marl~a Ann Mollner evening service 7 prayer each Sunday Class meetmg 11 BETHANY COorcas) serv1ce and youth service a m alternati ng Sunday Worship 9 30 a m Church Thursday 7 p m mornmgs Al f red Wol fe School 10 30 a m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN lay leader Chr lsl 1an Endeavor CARMEL - Worship 11 - Homer Stephens pastor 7 30 p m Sunda y Roger am lst and 3rd Sundays Sunday School. 9 30 a m Buck ley pre Si den t Pray er Church School 10 a m mornong worship 10 JO a m meetmg Wednesda y 7 JO p m APPLE GROVE- Worship Robert Bobo Sunday school Board meehng f 1rsl Monday 7 JO p m church school 9 JO sup I Sunday even ng service each month 7 30 o m a m m1d week serv1ce 7 30 Youth m eetmg Monday 7 Wednesday 8 p m p m M 1d week serv1ce Wed EAST LETART - Worsh1p ne ~d:ay 7 30 p m WHITES CHAPEL 10 a m l"st and lhlrd Sundays SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter 9 am second and fourth THE NAZARENE- Rev M C Sundays church school 9 a m Lar~mare pastor Bob Moore pastor Sunday school 9 30 worship serv1ce 10 30 ftrs l and third Sundays 10 am Sunday School Sup! Sunday am a m B1ble study and prayer second and four th Sundays School classes for aflages 9 30 service Wednesday 7 30 p m M1d week servi ce , Wednesday 8pm am am evangel istiC 7 30 p m GREAT BEND- Worship 11 2nd and 4th Sundays Church School 10 a m LETART FALLS - Worship 10 am Church School 9 am MORNING STAR- Worship 9 30 a m Church School 10 JO a m M1d Week Wednesday B,.p m Service MORSE CHAPEL - Worshop 11 a m 1st and 3rd Sundays Church School, 10 a m PORTLAND- Worship 7 JO p m Church School 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worship 11 a m 2nd and 4th Sundays, Church School 10 a m WESLEYAN CRacine! Worship 11 a m Church School 10 a m UMYF tor all chur ches of th~ Southern Cluster I 30 Youth pm each sunday at the Cen ter {Oak Grove Road I NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Jacob Lehman Rev Standley Brandum JOPPA - Worship 10 a m Church School 9 a m Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church serVIces, 9 a m Sunday School 9 45 am Bible study every Thursday, I 30 p m NORTH BETHEL- Worsh1p 11 am Church School 10 am 9 ~~F~E~ -e;~~da\us;~~~ preach1ng at 11 a m each Sunday Prayer meelmg 7 45 p m Wednesday , WSCS, 8 p m on th"d Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE - Sunday school 9 30 preaching 7 30 p m Sunday prayer meeting 1 30 p m Tuesday WSCS, 7 30 hrst Thursday each month SILVER RJ{)GE - Worship 10 a m Church School, 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worship 9 a m Church School 10 am ~ _ KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Hoban Newell suot Serv1ces weekly 9 JO a m on Sunday Prea ch•ng f~r st and t h~rd 'Sundays of month by Clifford Sm1th, 9 30 a m mornmg wor ship NYPS Sunday ..-- K&CJEWELERS RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE. 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Ohto 6 JO p m Song servlc~ and Sunday night worsh 1p 7 30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m THE NAZARENE Rev Mrs Mar 1e Holsmger class Lloyd D Gr~mm, Jr , pastor leader Sunday Sch ool 9 30 a m POMEROY LOWER LIGHT Mornmg wor sh1p 10 30 a m CHURCH - Harnsonv11te Young people- s serv1ce 6 4S Road Rev Roy Taylor pastor p m Evangelis t iC services Henry Eblin Sunday School 1 30 p m Wednesday even ing oup1 >unday School 9 30 a m evening worsh ip, 7 30 p m serv1ce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE MASON FIRST BAPTIST CHRISTIAN - Davta >tautter Second and Pomeroy Sis Sta n pa s lor Stanford Stockton supt Cra•g, pastor Sunday schoo I M ornJOQ wor shtp, 9 30 a m 9 45 a m wor sh1p servtce 1I chur ch school , 10 30 a m am , tralnong union 6 30 p m young peoples meeting 6 30 evening worsi·Hp serv 1ce 7 30 pm evening worship, 7 30 p.m M 1d week prayer serv1ce • B1ble .study Wednesday 7 30 Wf'dnesday, 7 30 o m pm MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cecil Cox, pastor Sunday school sup! Joe Sayre Sunday sch ool 9 45 a m Sunday evening worship, 7 30 Wednesday prayer and Bible study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood pas lor Howard Caldwell Jr Sundar. School Supt Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Morning sermon HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrel Doddrlll 10 JO a m Sunday evening pastor Sunday School 9 30 servoce 7 a m am Leonard Gilmore t~rst LETART FALLS UNITED elder even ing service, 1 30 BRETHREN - Rev Robert pm Wednesday prayer Shook pastor Herschel Norris. meel1ng. 7 JO p m sup! Sunday school, 9 30 am MT MORIAH CHURCH OF morning sermon 10 30 a m GOD - Racme Route 2 The evenmg sermon, 7 30 alter Re~ Charles Hand pastor natmg each Sunday Pra~er Sunday school 9 4S a m service Wednesday 7 30 p m morning worsh ip 11 a m Prayer meellng 7 30 P m Even1ng servl c~s. Thuesday allernal1ng Sundays and Fr~day , I 3d CHESHIRE CHURCH OF BEARWALLOW R lOGE GOD OF PROPHECY, G P CHURCH OF CHRIST- Oav1d Smoth pastor Sunday School Jewell, pastor Bible study 9 30 10 a m Arthur Henson Sup! am morn ing worship 10 30 Morn •ng Worsh tP 11 a m even1ng worship 6 30 p m Young People'i serv1ce 7 P m , Wednesday B1ble study, 7 30 Evening service 1 30 p m pm Wednesday Mid Week Prayer :JUST ARRIVED: : Cotton Knit : FADED BLUE : • & t TIRED RED • t $1.98 : • •••• • :TREVIRA KNIT: : BOGGS EQUIPMENT .- •••••••••••••• GAUL'S TRAILER SALES And GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN Chester. 0 St. Rt. Prmts For Dresses & Long Sktrts RACINE FOOD MARKET Racme 7 OHIO VAu.EY BAKING CO. '1.00 off The Store wtth A Heart 949 3342 '):J/;. .. 1: FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH -Letart Route 1, lhe Rev Sta n Cra1g, pastor Sunday schoo I 9 30 a m , prayer and ~ l bl e study, 7 30 p m Cottage praye r service Tuesday 10 am worship service Friday, 7 30 pm MASON CHURCH 0F CHRIST - Loren T Stephens mmiS ter Worsh ip 10 a m Bible study 11 15 a m even In worship I 30 p m Mid wee e serv1ce, Wednesday, 7 30 p m MASON ASSEMBLY 0 F GOO - Second St Mason, W Va Chester Tennant paslo r Sunday school , 10 a m mo r nlng worship 11 a m evangelistic service I 30 p m' B1ble study and prayer sendce Wednesday 7 30 p m Phon e 173 5133 HARTFORD CHURCH 0 F CHRIST m Chr lslian Un 1on Rev 0 Dell Manley pasto r Sunday school 9 30a m Roge r Manley, supt evening servtce 1 30 Wednesday evenln g prayer meelong 7 30 p m Sunday evening youth serv lce 6 45 with Macy Lou Carter leader No Tuesday serv•ce THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. 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An Investiture serVIce for Brownies from tbe troops of Mrs Ins Payne and Mrs Lucretia Sli>bart was conducted durmg a me<!hng this week of Middleport JumorTroop 39 whoseadVIsons Mrs Roscoe Wise Flymg-up from the Browmes 1nlo the Junior troop were Ruth Ann Blake Barbara Jean Thomas, Angelia Baker, Angie Houchins, Angela Payne, Mmdy Long, Mame Darst, Cynthia Weaver, and Con me Bailey The meetmg opened wllllthe flag ceremony and a rededication servoce ReceiVIng awards and membership stars m a court of awards were Cann Bailey, cook, outdoor cook, backyard lun, magtc carpet, gypsy , and troop dramatics , Jo McKinney, my home, Julie Byer, Indian Lore, Home, health and safety, collectcr, troopdramahcs backyard fun troop camper, and sign of the star Julie Biron, hospitality Melinda Demoskey, hospitality, my troop, troop camper personal health , Sara Diddle my troop Ann Fitch Indian lore, health a1d, songster, sign of the arrow and sign of the star, Trma Gibbs magic carpet, gypsy, home, health and safety housekeeper, my camera, my home, pen pal, water fun,loot traveler, personal health pels, skater, sign of the arrow and s1gn of the star Judy Gilkey, hospitality, my troop personal health sign of th e arrow and Sign of the star Janet Horky, my troop Janelle Kelly •hospitably my troop, Julie Kitchen, sewing, housekeeper' ' home, heallh and safety heallh a1d, and troop dramahcs Lon Kloes hospitality, my troop, personal health , Marty Krawsczyn, sewing, troop camper, s1gn of the arrow, and s1gn of lhe star • Sally Walters, personal heallh, pels, skater~'Marianne Welsh, sewmg cook, troop dramatics, and troop camper • Jen mler Wise, heallh a1d, waler fun, drawmg pamlmg, observer s1gn of the arrow and s1gn of the star Debbie Zirkle, magic carpel my home Tem Zirkle magic carpet, backyard fun, my home, personal health and Sign of the star Valene Lewis sewmg, gypsy, home, heailh and safety colleclor,s1gn of the arrow and s1gn of the star, Angela Martm sewing lroop camper Margo Marlin, magic carpel, troop camper and my home , Tam1 McDaniel, magic carpet, and troop camper, Tem McDamel hospitality, my troop and troop camper, Jom Murray, sewing, collector sign of the arrow and sign of llle star , K1m Payne, personal health, home, health and safety, outdoor cook , troop dramatics, Indian lore, and s1gn of the star Velvet Swisher, sewmg water fun, musiCian , sign of the arrow and s1gn of the star MIDDLEPORT CADE'ITE TROOP 185 - A redediCatiOn service lor girls advancmg from the juniOr troop mtc the cadelte troop was held durmg a recent meetmg of Troop 185 Flying up mto lhe troop were Patty Boyles, Ann Filch, Marty Krawsczyn, Trilla Gibbs, Joni Murray Velvet Swisher, Jennifer Wise GU"Is who will be coming lnlo lhe troop but were not present for the me<!lmg were Pam Powers, Valerie Lewis, Sally Waiters and Judy Gilkey Cathy Manley a member of Troop 185 was pre sen! ..• Contribution Made l • To Assist Student A contnbutlon to the American Legwn Auxiliary s special proJect of assistance to an African sludenl al Ashland College was made by the Racme 602 un1t recently at the hall II was noted that large poppies had been placed on the graves of 19 deceased mem bers Poppy Day proceeds were noted and 11 was an nounced that new officers will be elected and Installed at lhe June meeting The two costumed dolls made by junior members whtch were wmners m d1str1ct competition will go mto stale competition Satwday at the Ashland conventiOn Mrs John Boyd presided, wtth these lutwe meetings bemg announced the D1strtct 8 Girls Slate Tea will be held at Tnmty Church at 2 p m Sunday (delegates and alternates and lhe1r molhers Rre asked lo attend ). lhe Chillicothe V A Hospttal birthday party has been SON IS BORN Mr and Mrs Roger Lather, Columbus, are announcmg !he blrlh of their firs! child, a son, Jeremy Todd The six pound bo)l was born on May 29 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Harding, Louis· ville, Ky , and Mr and Mrs Lester Lalhey, Langsville scheduled for July 13 and the Department conventiOn will be held July 22 and 23 m Cm cmnat1 Mrs Barbara Roush, Mrs Opal Diddle and Mrs Jeanette Lawrence has been appomted to the auditing committee Cards will be sent to Mrs Rossiter Williams , a past District 8 president, and Mrs Herber! Shields Mrs Vtrgii Roush provtded llle traveling pme which was won by Mrs Julia NorriS Mrs Roush, Mrs V1rgti Walker and Mrs Noms served refreshments June has been designated as "Jumor Monlh • Posters lor the Big Bend Regatta nower show will be made by the Wmdmg Trail Junwr Garden Club Meehng recenliy alllle home of Linda Roseobaum the girls wereproJeCt providedbyposter for the Mrspaper Robert Thompson, advisor Mrs Don Thomas assisted them In cieanmg greenware vases for their ceramics project Next month the vases will be glazed Shan M1tch presided at the meeting with lhe group smgmg 'Amenca the Beautiful The )unwr garden club pledge was given and roll call was answered by nammg a favorite wild flower Areport was given on a recent wild flower tow at ~~~~~~~~~:h~o~~~~~~ by Mr ~ 8y Ch arIene HoefiI.Ch i~ The ~ Chnst di Ch h 0f FRIDAY Mid eport urc daily vacation Bible OLD FASHIONED rev1vai school lo be conducted June 5 1 meetmg, Chester Nazarene t!J!:ough 9 from 9 am lo 11 30 Church, Jnne 1 through June a m will have, 'We Worship 11, 7 30 each evemng Rev God • as lis !heme John Elswick, Athens, Sunday evenmg 'a staff evangelist, special vocal dediCalwn service will be held nwnbers Public mv1ted by at 7 30 P m Activities for the Rev Herber! Grate, pastor school Will mclode contests Organizahonal Meetrng between classes Special gills of Pee Wee and Little Will be presented to all those League of Southern Local l\lth perfect atte"dance A Distnct Fnday 7 P m plcmc will be held on Frtday at baseball diamond tn Racme At the home of Mr and Mrs 8 30 P m at home of Larry Danny Thomas, and on Sunday Wolfe a meeting to organize evenmg, June 11, a closing slow-pitch teams of th e program will he presented district Those planmng to 111rs Richard Moyer will direct participate must be present the school MIDDLEPORT Chamber of Other officers are Mrs Carl Commerce Fnday 7 30 P m Roach, general secretary Columbus and Southern Oh10 Mrs Raulhn Moyer, supply ElectricCompany sociairoom clerk Mrs Frank Powers, SATURDAY refreshment chairman ICE CREAM Social, Sharon Wilson, song leader, Saturday begmnmg at 6 p m at and Patty Glaze pianist the Bashan Firehouse Local Staff for the various classes talent Will be featured dwmg ISNas followsM Th J I the evemnMgONDAY ursery • rs omas Y Beaver Jeanme Stanley pre MEIGS County Garden Club school, Mary Hysell teacher, Associahon meetmg, 8 p m Martha Nash , crafts, and Monday m the social room of Martha Fox Pam Dodson , and the Pomeroy First Baptist Ray anna Cole help ers Church Regatta flower show begmners, Beverly Long, demonstration by Mrs Reid teachei, June Glaze crafts Young Kim Mowery and Lmda MEIGS Chapter Order of Boyles helpers, pnmary, DeMolay Monday, 7 P m Mary Martm teacher Ruth Middleport Masomc Temple Riffle Carol Baker and Debbie VACATION Btble School Triplett helpers, JUniors, begmnmg Monday through Dolly Mowery teacher June 9, 6 30 p m to 9 p m at Bermce May crafts Mary Pomeroy Church of Chnst Frazier and Maxme Dorsi, MIDDLEPORT GARDEN helper< S1xlh grade class Mr Raulhn Moyer, teacher, Rose Club, 7 30 Monday mght al the Rawlmgs, crafts, and Canna home of Mrs Sibley Slack Glaze helper, and youth Cheshtre Garden Club mem(seventh and e1ghlh grades ) bers to he guests POMEROY GARDEN Club W1ima Reece, teacher and Monday, 7 30 p m home of Gary Cole, crafts Mrs Dor Schaefer Mrs Richard Jones co-hostess RACINE CHAPTER 134 COOKOUT ENJOYED 0 E S Monday, at Masomc A cookout was held at the Temple 8 p m Stallon of the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Warder IS bemg honored at Justis, Success Road Sunday meetmg and Warders of the In the aflernoon homemade Ice D1stnct Chapters are mv1ted to cream was enjoyed by the atte nd Grand Warder, Jean group Attendmg were Mr and Woodruff of Cmcmnat1 will be Mrs Berl Boggs and family the honored guest of the Mr and Mrs Oscar Babcock of Chapter Officers are asked to Tuppers Plams Mr and Mrs wear formals Paul Life and famoly, Mrs Edna Life, Success Road, Mrs Leota Massar, Eastern, and Roa sted p orcupme meat IS Ranson Calaway, RFD a n 1Arnerrcan Indian dehca cy Coolville at !he plano Mrs Gilmore recogmzed Mrs Tom Lane Mrs Eblin, Mrs Clifford Klem Bob B,arton, Palty Eblin, Barbara Klem and Mrs Milo Hutchtson lor special church service Tom Souls by, Marvin and Brian Friend, and Charles Diehl were ushers with Bob Barton giVIng llle offertory prayer Patty Eblin played "Take Up Your Cross and there was a recesswnai of the Crusaders attending were Elame Barnhart Kenda Braun, Jamie Johnson, Lmda Kovalchik; Maria Legar The next mel!tir.g Will be held on June 26 at the home of Mana Legar Memhers are to take a tree leallo Identify Bt'b/e J,"chao/ to • M nc/a Begtn on 0 ry Youths Give Program The Chnstlan Youth Crusaders under the direction of Mrs Steve Eblin had charge of the Sunday evenmg service at the Laurel Cliff Free MelhodiSt Church Mrs James Gilmore presented Becky Wright who gave the welcome Barbara Klem led m 'Wonderful Story of Love • and Clifford Jacobs had prayer Patty Eblin played Onward Chrishan Solderis" for the processiOnal of lhe Crusaders Pledges to the Arnertcan and the Christian flags were given Mrs Eblin was narrator for lhe program w1th Lawa and Diane Smllh and Belinda Friend gtvmg responses to comments by Mrs Eblin There was group smgmg of "Were Chnstlan Youth Crusaders " John Smith, B1bie School will be held at Lawa Srruth, Ricky Baker, and llle Pomeroy Church of the Delores Gill gave "thmgs done Nazarene beginning Monday m obedience to Chnst " Diane through Friday from 6 30 p m Smtih read "Key of Prayer, " to830pm and Belinda Fnend had "The Classes Will be held m Bible Whole Annow of God " There study, smgmg and craft was group smgmg of 'We Shall Refreshmenl.oi Will be served Wear a Crown" with Daria Gill each evening The closmg program and piCmc will be held Fnday evemng Instructors are Frieda Mossman and Freda Henderson All youngsters are urged to attend Planned Anna Wiles conducted games and refreshments were served by Miss Rosenbaum Others RUTLAND - Vacahon Bible School at the Ruliand Church of willth begmh M the d Nazarene d on ay an con 1mue roug Fnday, Jun e 16 Classes will be held each evemng at 6 30 P m The school program will be held Sunday June 18, at 7 30 Pm Mrs Adrian Carson IS the d1rect01 All youngsters of the area a<e welcome lo attend The Rev Lioyd D Gnmm Jr , IS the pastor Vl NTU R" noo " l!IO 1 ~0 W ED TO lt7S AIN O 50 Love Sign A magmficent Keepsake rmg, set with a beautiful brilliant perfect dtamond to reflect your love Knnpea.ke • lUG l triU D 0 • " O P< D M c Coma s ~ N'il ~ REPAIRS APPROVED Extensive ex tenor repa1rs to the Heath Melllod1st Church parsonage were approved durmg a recent meeting of the Adm1mstrat1ve Board Plans were also made for an evaluatiOn program lor the church m the fall under the directiOn of Rex Sm1th L W ch ai rman, presided I MOY'OROLA ® Clilc:isar.~ Mom Would Love One • • • • • • , •• ~ Nazarenes Plan 1972 STANDARD Bible Classes BIBLE SCHOOL MATERIAL MIDDLEPORT BOOIC STORE . of lurn1ng on the set Detachable color highlight shoeld Included Deluxe Walnut grain finish cabinet of polystyrene 21 1h ' W 16' H, 18 D Model WP483HW Patnt Plumbing & Electrical Sup fll tes Tuppers Plains 667-3963 MIDOL£ PORT, 0. SPECIAL •• ONLY • 175 Watt mercury vapor lighting unit with automatic P.hoto switch POUND AT • Wt Spec1oloze on Servoct ' THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to the mterest of the Metgs Mason area RIDENOUR SUPPtY FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURat "We Sponsor Jesus" Rev Stan Cratg, Pastor JQHN RIDENOUR HOMPm SAIU. •viCE • BAKER ;,. \ u PUINITUB II IDDlEPOIT, 0. King Builders Supply Co. 290 N. 2nd Ave. CHISTU - 915-3308 - OHIO -'- , ..) ' FEEL INSECURE AND RESTLESS' AT NITE? A. Not too many ltftl . WERNER RADIO & T.V. YAWlS 589 95 ~ Here s a real enterta iner A Bright Tube' plc!ure 1145 lmiR For Only • square mches ) w 1th mm l circuit servlceablllfy, lnsta Mafic tuning ease and sound and picture within moments SAUAT o. - 16" Portable TV (dtagonally measured) wtlh lnsta-Mattc tuntng. NOW ON SUPPlY --~ "IT'S TRUE" - • • ' • Theme of ;~SociaT~'' 'i Activity cchool ('et , ' c I d 1 UI lJI ae0 ar' QUin OI'EIATION Har~ Ph 949-3272 GIrI Scout DIa ry ; RIDENOUR'~ Pomeroy, liJPPERfiil;liiS VIUAGE CUT RATE and VILlAGE A.OWER SHOP Rac1ne, Ohoo • I' fft•sJlC:tAL THE SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL RACINE PLANING MILL ~~~, ·~,,,,~,~,~~~N~, ••••••••••••• Chester, Ohto " • Bronwyn Dailey, Patnck Gress, Jill Harris, Melame Hackett, Karen Sutherland, MIDDLEPORl' Steve Tallerson, Manan OHIO : Maluscw1cy Debbie Lavalley was not present GAUL'S MARKET Member of the Bog 3 General Merchandise Tuppers Platns 667 3280 rerently at lhe Sacred Heart •• Calhohc Church Miraculous •• medals were presented to each the graduates A breakfast •• their was held for lhe graduates and group •• honoredfamilieswereIn theMartin Broderick, Jo Ellen Diehl, ,... . I Ohto's Oldest Dodge Dealer . Mtddleport, 0. LODWICK MARKET Mr and Mrs Elmer Sigman and fiUllily of Toledo were Memonal Day weekend guests of their parents M1 an<!, Mrs Junwr Jacks Langsville, and Mr and Mrs Flavy Sigman, Middleport Pic Kenneth Hoffman left Wednesday for Camp LeJeune, N C where he will receive h1s assignment Pic Hoffman who recently completed basic trammg at Pans Island, S C and had a period of nne range coach work, has spent the past 10 day s here VISiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Perry Hoffman Mr and Mrs Ted Spires and Jill of Defiance VISited Mr and Mrs Lee Baughman and Jeffrey and other relahves over the Memorial Day weekend Mr and Mrs Ben Fultz, Columbus were the weekend guests of her aunt, Mrs C M Hennesy, and other relallves Mr and Mrs Roy Long and family of Columbus spenl !he Memorial Day weekend w1th Mrs Mildred Long and Mr and Mrs Alfred Roush Miss Hame Mane Smtth ISa pat1enl at the Holzer Medical Center Vts1t1ng there w1th her Wednesday were Mrs Margaret Davis of Athens, Mrs J R Biron and Mrs Mildred Fowler, Middleport Dr and Mrs John Harley and their son , James, of Sprmg!Ielq, and their daughter Frances, and her husband of Cincmnali and Mrs Margaret Davis of Alhens jomed Mrs James Harley Sunday for cemetery VISits Thai evemng IIley were dmner guests of Mrs Davis m Athens Mr and Mrs David Casc1 and Michael Dewart of Columbus were weekend guests of his parents, Mr and Mrs Paul Casc1, and family Vlstllng Sunday with the Casc1 family were Mr and Mrs Carman Walker and daughter Susan, and Clark Mayo of R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Bakers of Holsum Bread Mtddleport, Ohto "· '' •• GRADS HONORED Rev Fr Donald Horak •• wasThecelebrant for lhe mass lor the htgh school graduates • In Sales AI Its Chalmers Service Farm lndustnal Lawn Garden Tuppers Platns 667 3435 Moddleport, Ohoo 54" ;~':::;:::::::::::<:':<,~:::::::::::::.:::~':« ,-~ ,,..,,::;,, •( " Middleport Personal Notes <H , ,, 1 Slde of the fence The Odi'al poeres for the tables were arranged by the Chester Garden Club The blue and white colors of lhe Chester School were carried out m the table decoratiOns Favors were provided by the Pomeroy Nahonal Bank, the Farmer s Balik and Savmgs Co , Kathy s yut and Curl, and Newell s Service Station Music for dancmg was provided by the Black Mountam Boys of Guysvtlle serv1 ce 7 30 p m Prayer and praise service MASON COUNTY Thursday 7 30 pm THE HILAND CHAPEL • COMMUNITY CHURCH, George Cas to pastor Sunda y Dex ter - WorshiP' services School 9 30 evenln9 worship Sa turday and Sunday 7 30 1 30 Thursday even1ng prayer - MARK VSTORE SOCIAL PLANNED An Ice cream socwl will be held today at the Pentecostal Chwch, Middleport from 3 30 p m to 7 ~ m Ali flavors~wtll 'jbe avallabte¥H..J n "' : ' HEINER'S BAKERY CHESTER - The Chester Alumni Association scholarship was presented to Melanie Dean, 1972 Eastern High School graduate, at the annual banquet Saturday mght at Chester Elementary &hool where Chester High School al~o was located before con· sohdatwn tn 1955 Maktng the scholarship presentallon to Miss Dean, daughter of Mr: and Mrs Earl Dean, was John Will She lhanked• the Associallon and staled that she has been accepted by R10 Grande College and will begm her studies there this fall Kathryn Wmdon, president, had charge of the busmess mel!ting when reunion classes were recogmzed Present were SIX members of the 1922 class observing a 50th anmversary Each of lhe Six was presented a gilt Other reunion classes honored were 1927 1932, 1937 1942, 1947, 1952, and 1957 Graduates observmg their 50th or more anmversanes were seated at a special table and given recogmtlon Approximately 144 people attended the banquet served by the Chesler PTA The Rev Frank Cheesebrew gave lhe mvocatwn Officers elected for 1973 were Roger Epple, prestdent, Dick F1ck, first VICe president, Bob Woods, second vice president, Henry Thomas, third v1ce president Opal Ei chmger, secretary Mildred Gaul , ass1slant secretary Lucille Sm1th, treaswer, and Esther Riden ow, asstst.ant treasurer Making up the decorating committee for the event were D1ck Gaul, Maxine Goeglem Dale Kautz and John Re1bei A pastel color scheme was carried out m the decoratiOns The stage area was decorated With a while picket fence covered wllh red roses Peonies were placed on each :• "TIE-DYE" :• GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. serv ice sermon 8 20 Mid Week prayer om Woth the hope tt wt ll , 1n some measure, foster and help sustatn that which IS good 1n famtly a nd co mm untty lofe thos feature os sponsored by the bustness firms and organtzatton s whose names appear below 10 45 Sunday RUTLAND M1d week prayer RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST meetong Wednesday 7 30 p m - Rev Samue l Jack son M1ss1onary meetmg , sec ond pastor Sunday School 10 am Wednesdav 7 30 o m Mrs Ger trud e Buller supt UNITED FAITH NON Praye r Ser v 1ce 1 30 p m DENOMINATIONAL - Rev prea chmg serv1ce 2 p m Robert Smith pastor Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF school 9 30 a m Bob Barber CHRIST - Sunday school 9 30 supt worship service, 10 JO a m V H Bra ley sup! am youth meeting, 6 45 co mmuniQn and dev otions • p m church , 7 30 p m 10 30 a m Regu lar board prayer meeting, Wednesday meettng 7 30, th1rd Saturday EDEN UNITED BRETHREN each month IN CHRIST-Eldon R Bloke THE RUTLAND COM pas lor Sunday School 10 a m MUNITY CHURCH - Rev Winnie Hols1nger supt Mar R1chard Dubbeld pastor n1ng sermon lt a m Evening School 9 30 a m Worsh1p serv1c e Chr1 stian Endeavor serv1ce 11 am , Wednesday 7 30 p m Mrs Lyda Chevalier prayer meetmg 7 30 p m pres1dent • Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday School Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday evening r:~~v, Chester Alumni Dine at School denng ov.er ut • ' It's prelty evident that we have toppled the htlle red schoolhause Ideas we had ltK»ut economiCB 1 science, race and education itaeH, have came end gone Now odeu are broaching the surface of lifo and thun· "' Phone M2-3748' Middleport, Ohio • • �' , !-' , . ,_,, ' • • , ' -1 , •• ,. ' -... _. ' .. . • ' ~ .. ~ I' ,. ~-.. .. ' , • . Voice along . . . MONDAY · 'T d ~nk-;;-ow·n .. . owar ~~: ~:: ::~ogtu~s ~~~~:: 2 12:0G-8, "Cockleshell Heroes" 9:0G-8. "Crash Drive" · - HE 51>.'/5 HE'S BEEN CAMPUS CLATTER INTEREST• NG. ~~ TilE AM. NOT PROGRAMME~ TJ ~NSWSR TMAT J.UESTION, W!<I !R. GAL$~ GRADUATED ... WORLD 60 lONG ... SO~R~ .. . : AN~ ~OW A~S HE'S AFRAID 10 ~ OUT IN IT ! NOW ll1AT HE's PROrE.6!1NG 11-1E IIJ) I 1 1 ' I 1 I 9:0G-13,"0nceUponADead Man" 11 ·. 20-3, "TheTatteredDress" 11 :3H. 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Dorothy Rodgers, wife of "Oklahoma! " etc. composer Richard, Is in Lenox Hill Hospital ; cardiac attack ... We're finally convinced after his last glut of flicks, Richard Burton isn't an actor. He's a voice ... We were certain ''That Championship Season" (by Jason Miller) would win theN. Y. Drama Critics Circle bestplay award, and finally we were right. The announced prize went to "Sticks & Bones" - until belatedly the critics' squares discov•red they'd added the votes incorrectly {someone forgot to "carry one") so now we're right. Both authors are even madder at the N.Y. critics than usual ... Prettiest TV themes : . the scintillating exit music at the Cavettcast's finale; the lovely,' tinkly repetitive, antimonotony of the jingly melody starting off the weekly Dick Van Dykecast; Mary Tyler Moore Show's blithe, carbonated opening tuneful brightne~s ... Let's also nominate Mary Tyler Moore as the best dressed girl on TV; she wears -everything precisely, tastefUlly, brightly right; none of the fussy, quasi-formality of late-talkshow pseudo-elegance . Her duds have the kicky, swingy attractiveness that Wlderlines the masterful taste of this best-(!Omedy-()n-TV. Mary Rodgers (compooer Dick's gifted sprig) told us she's delighted with what TV's done with her "Once U(lOn a . Mattress" special (Mary composed the score) starring Carol Burnett. This is the N.Y. · t wh'1ch years ago mus1ca BARNEY . 11.1 Ql .r:. ... .E u ~ c: 01o <1: II) c H' ~ ~ §: 8 5~ o g ~ ~ 0 ~o 8- ""; t10 ~ ~,. 111 1&1 -" > :> ... w "~ ; u- c:: :;, ::. 41 II\ - Ql ... J c • _g e ·"" 01 ~j~ 41 ·- 8 g ~ 8 g 8 g 8 g 8 f.l 8 f.l 8 ~ 8 f.l 8 f.l 8 ~ 8·g ~ :;;! 8 f.l ~ !il ~ ~ !il ? fil8 !il I I .o :0 r.:. r.:. W ci:i 0: a:~ 2:: ~ ~;.;.:..: N N r.; M;.; ;.;II') on .c :0,.,,:.: m Wh~ didn't ~top him? ! 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Fort Knox will be the "Money ~ .2 g ae 88 a. ~ ~ E .! u ct ~ 0 - ~ § ~ ~ E ~ fr 2 I li 8 E~ ~ a.~ 1i'"" _ 111... ~ !s u e QJ .9-·E ~ .u ~ I ted tostar ~ >-N I ng > <( ·-Ill ~ ~ > "'~ ~ ~ ~ ::" " C l10l z Cl.le 1/) Q.l ~ulll V) I o::e>t~: "P..- " .... N '"'': ~o > ~ < ~ :=~ ~n ~ ,...c;r/I"'' .... 01 ~ ~ ;.. ::I>QI ~ ·c Qlm z -. "'_.,"' ~ ~ 5 v'1 .,. Tl ght " moveeXpeC e~CI.I <QJ-CQJ"' Q,l.._,., ~..:-:,~~~>-.:at;~~~ ..llr:~::ccC:~> .rUL-"0 ~ L~~ I ...... 0 .... ~~~>. .:.~:u_:::w, ·iw u"'-r"i~cE. c _~> .ru., ·c: !:::uECI.I~ ~.! GeorgeQscarScott l'l:liOCOQ1i4J,!::!a,oQlQI =~QIIOI\)::l:..=ro~ Da:!roO < .1CVI'tl v "'>!P4'""' ltl~ U !P ""'al~.Cj.l wo'Q 0 " ' u.U.:>"'z-,D-ClVI.JOlZ ..:;,zo<.:>:l;u.c..<: -..:u.l!; < <1;Z.J I ~<3:5o:~~~ o.ll'.3<1lw <l:~~o<.:>:l;U:~;, -<1:0 c3..:u>-Z Z.J Georgie Jessel's spring rugliii g8 !il8g 8 8 g8 l'l8 g 8 g 8 -:il 8g 8 f.l 8 g8 g 8 g8 g8g 88!il 8 fil fil8 °8 fil fil fil8fil8 cleaning: his seasonal toupee -~ :.; , . , . .,·. .,.. .;: 0.. .,.. " ;.: " " .:: .:: .:.: .:.: "' .:.: ... .:: ·" ·" -~ "' " ' , .,.. o; .;: .:.: 0.. .:: " I ~ !il8 g 8 g 8 g 8 g 8 !il8 !il !il 8 g 8 8 !il 8 ~ 8 "' g 8 shift now has hlm affecting " - ·- " .... -;.: .-- ~ ~ - - - ~ .... ~"' ~ ~ I .0 ..0 ,:;: r:.: cO ci:i 0.: 0: ~ ::2;::: ~ ~.:..: ;. :. N N M;.; .. "' .i\ Vi ..0 .0,:..:,:.: cD GO 0: c).: 2 g ~ snow-white ear-to-ear car- ~-------------,-------------~-------------!!-----=--------------------------------peting with gray lowlights ... , ~ ZsaZsa & Mama at Casino ~ ~ ~ ~ ~" 1 ~ Q: ~ ~ ~~ ~ Russe dug bask~tballer Wall c .c. _g "' c c " . .c 0 .c "' c ... 1 0 .:.:w j r V) n >. !':;~'~~~.~~~e;~~~:~; nw~~ ~ -~ h 'd bo h e fiJ ug t them ... Janet Leighspentaday _andahalfin ' FunCitytoplugher 11 0nelsa • Lonely Nwnber" film, five of 8 !ro:~~~ . ~u~~~~a~:~r~~ the Dulls, the Porno Machine) hasher next plot all filthied up. We hear it's about a young girl w..o falls madly in love with her father ... On the premise, wesuppose,that 11 Electra"isa simplestoryoffatherlove. Ernest Borgnine (just another Pretty face ' has , .not her new fl arne ·. Tove ~~~:rn &~hs~e~ :~ld~:te~ $500,000 home at St. Tropez, so Brigitte BJ.lrdot's moving to lbiza, where on a clear day you no lopger can see Clifford lrving ... Producer Mort Gottlief wants Albert Finney to repeat his London smash, uAlpha Beta" on Bdwy., and he's orferi ng James Ma son a huge salary to take over the meaty star role in the longrun hit, "Sleuth" .. . Dionne Warwicke switched from the Las Vegas Sands to the Rhdera for a very sentimental reason : more money . TV newscaster Tom Dunn (a good one ) gets a Lambs Club lambasting June 7. The Lambs never Glout anyone not successful and gifted enough to stand such cheerful verbal violence. • • 1~=~ ~ ~~ 0'1 ~~ h Jh;hE~! ~ tl ~ J 0~ ~ u ~ J}J E z a::L L- - - ·- "'.,o >a.o 0 ,__ , _ ·- ........ == - H~ ~ c ~u 41 ·-. .c::."'-cro _ o ro ·c .VJ ~ .-, m~g. ..:. • t=~V1J a![ :E~.3~J:0~.3~~~05 Q.l ;;>o ·- QJ 0.. >-U ~ E 0 >.a. ;.. ·- - .0 t....... " ro ~ o OJ .c 1- ·-ea..il:!s-=:Qj:o~~ .~ ·;:;, c - .c e >u >- ();:: 10 > ·- u > 'lJ "' c cv:...c: 111 ~ = 10 ~E > u.. ~n u~ 0 c 10 ~ c Mon. thru Fri. 9:30~M 1360 g~A[HE ·~ I riJ QJ I I 1 > ~ ,g < ...: 111 Q.l := ~- Ql , ~ !~ i~ ...~ E8~~ ].~--Jh; J: E~! ·~ ~L- · -- ~- - ~~ C o:: i! =i :J :Q ~ u g 0 I'll .J 2 z ."' c 10 -~ II ~· a. 0 ~>~ VJE~E "THOSE DAYS AS VJO!iDERWL AS I RECAlL ~ ~ T~E~\ ACROSS 1. Lollobrigida 5. Kismet 9. Redolence 11. Bracer 12. Abscond ; steal {slang) (3 wds.l U.Some 15. Scot. highlander 16. Evangelist 17. Vietnamese holiday 20. Raiment 23. Wine's • delicacy· Wfi'IDELL! 41 fO > u { = 111 ~~.~ .., Vl..l(~s., .~ c WENDEll! YES --· I'LL BE Lf AVIt'\4 SOON! 4S 90YS, Wf. WERE. O!iCY FiRSl COOSIHS, WI! WERE 8E51' FR i fHD5~ ~OT ~ f ~ _o .. =- ...."'-c'" ..... >- ... ..c: ~ o 41 .c u 41 _ !:: _ o 10 ·cviiiQ. E ·- w 41 a~ .~ :0 J: t a. :: 1-> ·-E 41> ·-u~· ~ ~ > - ~ :2 L -8'= fl co~v;J &_[ :E~.9~Jn5~.36~UJ(3> c A I ~~~<3 ;!l ~ a~~ 01- ..... -- i • i c J; > u ·c~~~ .! ~ £0~~~ ~ if~ tV 10 ~ ~ ~ 2~ : : : -~ ~ ~ : ~--~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : ~ 2~ ~ ~ ~ ~___ ~ ~ ~_ -~ - "' ~~'--------------------------+-----------------~-----------~'--------------------------• · ~---------------------------~u I u~ '" C: 1 M C: c c: >-"' ~ ~ Q,) ~~ " .c • ~ "' c ~ " 0 ...>o,,Aii :)Lro ;J IJQ.I ~ -~ - c • ll >0 ~ ~ e co~ & ~ ~:!:..J ~~ ~· E c ~8£;ijJ!~ ,. ~~"8~~.'1 8~~ ~~ !s .~ ~ : ~ -e ~ ~81; X ; c ~ 4: ~ ~~ .v .c ..c o . ._ ~ o o .c .... u c >- ~~~ ·- - "' u ,.... , , ell ~ U >. 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Portent 11. Friend's pronoun 13. Speak to privately (2 wds.) 7 1 1 I 1 I HE GOT~ ON R~. EVER'18011Y eAllE!l OUT. WIIW CARI!l!P ME WHEN 1 HIT THE WA1ER 1 WA5 J1151 OFF T1if 15lANP, AlONE! I I I 'Ill!= 1I 1 ,...,_ 'W ~ Go '" 1 Unocramble these rour Jumbleo, one letter to each square, to -· form four ordinary words. wife 20. An • Arab land 21. Informal farewell 22. Counterfeiter's nemesis 23. Alpine footwear 25. Linens 29. Bert of comedy 30. Footprint 31. Russian ruler of old 32.Harbor! Guam 33. English river 34. Bird's nest 35. Wood sorrel 36. Border 37. Beak JII I HKIIIJ I I ~. l'l'j• l ·.\I' R ¥,' _ G, II I GJ rt:, 'i,.:1 'lOU WOULDN'T WANT TO e.o 10 THE DOCTOR IF YOU !:>UFFERED FrroM 1'HI5. • Now arranre the circled l~tten to form the OUrprilt &IIJWer, U ourreoted by \ht above cariGon. ~~~~~~~~~-~-~~-~~I[IIIlllJ d'- 1 1 I o s~::?w~~~ 111~8 -~ ll 0·- u • ·- >- • E _et: "g >-":..JO>rcf3. ::~ ~ e ·~ ~ 5 111 >-11'1 c >~cum • ·;:; 111 '§ ~ ~ .: ·:; ~ ~ ·:; ~lJJJWffi)1)]®"'-J ~c·~-~~~ .-I~ 16. Garment nuisance 17. Ado· lescent 18. Newt 19. Dick ~ Tracy's (Fr.) 1 - DOWN 1. Crazy :U.AGwen Verdon musical (2 wds.) 26.Coup ---------------------------------:'~------------~---------------------------------------------'7"'~- 2!:~5~~~ ~ ~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~:~:~5~~~ - ~--:- -~-~ LISTEN TO 2oth CENTURY FO~MATION HOU "'C ~ ~ ~ 2~ : : : -~ :- -~ : ~ ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 5~ ~ ~ ~ ·~ 2~ : ~ : -~ -~ -~ -z-~ r ME?' I'V E GOT TO SEE WHAT 'S OH lHE OlHER SIDE OF 1~f. HILLS, I =. .....:l " (4n••en lomorrow) 27- Anthony and Elmo 28. Girl's name 211."TheThot Touch Liquor" 30. Marquis !1•31. Make lace 34.Apple variety (2wds.) 38. More gelid 39. Long for to. Clammy U.lflllside (Scot.) Jumhl'" LOOSE ALIAS MAllON GOSPEL 1'1 ' ' ' ·~ •'TfiE CABIN eo{ 11»\5 WOUNDED !iO HE t'LA'f'ED FOGGVM " DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it : I AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW WHEN A PER50N PRETEND5 11-(AT HE'$ DEAD, WE CALL One letter simply stands ror another. 'In this sample A .is IT " f'LAl(IH6 P055~ '' U$ed •for the three L's, X ror the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES BFNQWFGFMO FB NHYFTI !IVA ,r ~ l '. I I I. I I I I I MVFB WFXA Z F M V UPB .M KHIIHIA AT 'G PIV . -GVHSWAB JPJWAO ZHSTAS Yeolerday's Cryploquole: A FOOL CAN NO MORE SEE HIS OWN FOLLY THAN HE CAN SEE IllS EAUS.-WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERY UCPSTAO iI ' CX (4) 11172 Kin~,: t 'enturf'll ~yntlicah• ; Tnr .) • WHAT DO iHE PO%VM~ CALL IT? ' •j, .- �' , !-' , . ,_,, ' • • , ' -1 , •• ,. ' -... _. ' .. . • ' ~ .. ~ I' ,. ~-.. .. ' , • . Voice along . . . MONDAY · 'T d ~nk-;;-ow·n .. . owar ~~: ~:: ::~ogtu~s ~~~~:: 2 12:0G-8, "Cockleshell Heroes" 9:0G-8. "Crash Drive" · - HE 51>.'/5 HE'S BEEN CAMPUS CLATTER INTEREST• NG. ~~ TilE AM. NOT PROGRAMME~ TJ ~NSWSR TMAT J.UESTION, W!<I !R. GAL$~ GRADUATED ... WORLD 60 lONG ... SO~R~ .. . : AN~ ~OW A~S HE'S AFRAID 10 ~ OUT IN IT ! NOW ll1AT HE's PROrE.6!1NG 11-1E IIJ) I 1 1 ' I 1 I 9:0G-13,"0nceUponADead Man" 11 ·. 20-3, "TheTatteredDress" 11 :3H. "Flying Missile" ~nE~>~:;~~~::~~~~i~:: ~ : ::~\'!i~:~: ~-~ ~:. ·----------- I I "-y" ''"\0 0 the TUESDAY I I "Boys Night Out" 11 :30-13. " Long Days Journey inlo Night" SATURDAY 3:30-13. "Tarzan and the SlaveGirl" 8:30- 13, " Seven Days In THURSDAY 70013 ! CLOTHES I .I I I I I 11 : 3~8, ll : l~ IJ. "Green - EyedBiond " S EEM ~AL LE'R ON HI S SCHOOL ~~ 11 : Jo-8, " A Place for Lovers " -- .. .'Tl-IE f'ROBLEMS I NEV!i=R SEEN f\ 'IOUNG-UN SO Df\DBURN HARD .1 11-:s 8: 3~13, "The Hounds of lhe Baskervilles" . 11 : 3~ 13, "Seven M</n from Now" 11 :30.- 8, "The Red Badge of Courage" WEDNESDAY 1 1 : 3~13." StoryofMank l nd " - .... ~ I 0. a,~ ~ ~ Vi ~<>%• -3o" ~c -! ~ro u8~ Cl.l ,Z ~5: 5 -~ ··-~ !i ._, :,; r~~~~ ~0 ~~" ~:; l ~:l;>- -~ ~~·.! u r • ~ ~!UHH :H 1: j~~J £1 ~ s 8!il8~8>!8!il8~Sg ~~~8f,l8:il8~ 8g8g8!il8f.l8g?~~ "tl;t ~~~:;:r:~~~~~~ ~::~i I1 1 ~ ..:.~: from Outer Space" 8 -- r:.; ~" cii ~~~oo~--N~~-N ..... . ...... .. N .. .. .. .... M M .. ..ff .;;Y..Iii .0 ~,.,~ ...... GOGO ~0: o,.. .. 0 ... ,..__ _ -BUT 'KJ' OLD ~OLK? LOVE IS SEEMS TO BE. WH E'-1 5U~FE RI'" ' ~UM AI. 'IO' HAS A WE K ~ONWHAT I .... ..... I -------------------------------,. .-----,--------------------~--------------------------I I I I I I I I I I I I I KID LOV E IS- DIFFEFI.E"'T NAM EL'I LQ.J E FO' EATIN' CAND'I, STE AD .. T'I P£~r WHAT IDEEL-:_J r IS 1T? o'NOURISHI N ' VEGETABLES - l BACK SEEMS IDEEL -f,IO MATTER HON RIDIKA LU~:b TH E'l SEEMS TO TH' RE.5T o· TH' '-' .)RLD.'! I I I ~~ ·c 1 ~~ ~u w M c . , ~ .. .... ,. ~ o- ~ 111 ~~ uo ~ I I 1 ~ .c - - • ~<ll~u.oro ' ~ Ql c~ .s:. ~~ ~ ~ g~ cr ~ ... :1! ~ 8 ~ ;ij ., ~ i ~~ "' .... ·- 8~ p ro ~ 11.1 ~~]~~~~!~1~8 ~ -;: ~ _g 'l! § ~ ~~ Ql . ~- 1J c z .c: ~~j£~ e ~3~ II\ 01 :...~ N M M "i;.; .ii.n ..0 ..0 cO tOo: 0:. g;:;: . 5 1!11111 o- Ill~~~ ~::~ ~ ~ v gul' ~ 8£ ;ij h i ~ 5 ~n ~- ~ ~~ • co .~. _ ... '- ~ . ~~. .c > It! cv Ql ,:: Q. 0 Q. . w:.. c: .c • = >- 1'!1 a~ . ~ c ~ ~ QI> o '' , 41 ii z - ~J... ~n t:o.. -o~ c: GJ -g j5 u ,. ~ " 5~~ - ro ::1 o: ~ I 8 f.l ~ 8 :il 8 f.l 8 f.l 8 f.l 8 f.l 8 f.l 8 f.l8 f.l 8 f.l 8 f.l 8 f.l 8 g 8 f.l 8 g 8 g 8 8 g .o .0 .<)~,:..:coCci o:. 0:. ~ ~;:;: ~ ~;..; . , 1 I I 1 ~ ~~ u~ ~ M 1I c 2 ::t ~::.. ... .... u ..., >- > co 41 w·- 111 . c ..: ~ ... " o , ... .c ..... >.. •w ro~~ 0 8 t.'... ~ ~; £ o ~~ 8 ~ " . c: ~ :.. ... 'So c c ftl>- just another funny face ... The brawls at j'Oh! Calcutta!'' is \\ EEI\"S \H)\ SUNDAY 2:0G-13, "Parr ish" l :OG--13, "Let's Make Love" 7: 3~8 ," D - Day , the6th Day of June" 9:0G-13, " Nothing But the Best" 11 : Jo-a, "China Venture" ~~o~~~;a;:~etoa~~~:~n~~~ naked truth about backstage I I I I WEEKLY GUIDE TO BETTER TV VIEWING Br'Way By JACK O'BRIAN BELLAMY'S ENCORE IS ASTRAIN NEW YORK (KFS)- Ralph Bellamy's last double hernia operation was just rehearsal: he's just had it doubled all over again ... Dorothy Rodgers, wife of "Oklahoma! " etc. composer Richard, Is in Lenox Hill Hospital ; cardiac attack ... We're finally convinced after his last glut of flicks, Richard Burton isn't an actor. He's a voice ... We were certain ''That Championship Season" (by Jason Miller) would win theN. Y. Drama Critics Circle bestplay award, and finally we were right. The announced prize went to "Sticks & Bones" - until belatedly the critics' squares discov•red they'd added the votes incorrectly {someone forgot to "carry one") so now we're right. Both authors are even madder at the N.Y. critics than usual ... Prettiest TV themes : . the scintillating exit music at the Cavettcast's finale; the lovely,' tinkly repetitive, antimonotony of the jingly melody starting off the weekly Dick Van Dykecast; Mary Tyler Moore Show's blithe, carbonated opening tuneful brightne~s ... Let's also nominate Mary Tyler Moore as the best dressed girl on TV; she wears -everything precisely, tastefUlly, brightly right; none of the fussy, quasi-formality of late-talkshow pseudo-elegance . Her duds have the kicky, swingy attractiveness that Wlderlines the masterful taste of this best-(!Omedy-()n-TV. Mary Rodgers (compooer Dick's gifted sprig) told us she's delighted with what TV's done with her "Once U(lOn a . Mattress" special (Mary composed the score) starring Carol Burnett. This is the N.Y. · t wh'1ch years ago mus1ca BARNEY . 11.1 Ql .r:. ... .E u ~ c: 01o <1: II) c H' ~ ~ §: 8 5~ o g ~ ~ 0 ~o 8- ""; t10 ~ ~,. 111 1&1 -" > :> ... w "~ ; u- c:: :;, ::. 41 II\ - Ql ... J c • _g e ·"" 01 ~j~ 41 ·- 8 g ~ 8 g 8 g 8 g 8 f.l 8 f.l 8 ~ 8 f.l 8 f.l 8 ~ 8·g ~ :;;! 8 f.l ~ !il ~ ~ !il ? fil8 !il I I .o :0 r.:. r.:. W ci:i 0: a:~ 2:: ~ ~;.;.:..: N N r.; M;.; ;.;II') on .c :0,.,,:.: m Wh~ didn't ~top him? ! 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Fort Knox will be the "Money ~ .2 g ae 88 a. ~ ~ E .! u ct ~ 0 - ~ § ~ ~ E ~ fr 2 I li 8 E~ ~ a.~ 1i'"" _ 111... ~ !s u e QJ .9-·E ~ .u ~ I ted tostar ~ >-N I ng > <( ·-Ill ~ ~ > "'~ ~ ~ ~ ::" " C l10l z Cl.le 1/) Q.l ~ulll V) I o::e>t~: "P..- " .... N '"'': ~o > ~ < ~ :=~ ~n ~ ,...c;r/I"'' .... 01 ~ ~ ;.. ::I>QI ~ ·c Qlm z -. "'_.,"' ~ ~ 5 v'1 .,. Tl ght " moveeXpeC e~CI.I <QJ-CQJ"' Q,l.._,., ~..:-:,~~~>-.:at;~~~ ..llr:~::ccC:~> .rUL-"0 ~ L~~ I ...... 0 .... ~~~>. .:.~:u_:::w, ·iw u"'-r"i~cE. c _~> .ru., ·c: !:::uECI.I~ ~.! GeorgeQscarScott l'l:liOCOQ1i4J,!::!a,oQlQI =~QIIOI\)::l:..=ro~ Da:!roO < .1CVI'tl v "'>!P4'""' ltl~ U !P ""'al~.Cj.l wo'Q 0 " ' u.U.:>"'z-,D-ClVI.JOlZ ..:;,zo<.:>:l;u.c..<: -..:u.l!; < <1;Z.J I ~<3:5o:~~~ o.ll'.3<1lw <l:~~o<.:>:l;U:~;, -<1:0 c3..:u>-Z Z.J Georgie Jessel's spring rugliii g8 !il8g 8 8 g8 l'l8 g 8 g 8 -:il 8g 8 f.l 8 g8 g 8 g8 g8g 88!il 8 fil fil8 °8 fil fil fil8fil8 cleaning: his seasonal toupee -~ :.; , . , . .,·. .,.. .;: 0.. .,.. " ;.: " " .:: .:: .:.: .:.: "' .:.: ... .:: ·" ·" -~ "' " ' , .,.. o; .;: .:.: 0.. .:: " I ~ !il8 g 8 g 8 g 8 g 8 !il8 !il !il 8 g 8 8 !il 8 ~ 8 "' g 8 shift now has hlm affecting " - ·- " .... -;.: .-- ~ ~ - - - ~ .... ~"' ~ ~ I .0 ..0 ,:;: r:.: cO ci:i 0.: 0: ~ ::2;::: ~ ~.:..: ;. :. N N M;.; .. "' .i\ Vi ..0 .0,:..:,:.: cD GO 0: c).: 2 g ~ snow-white ear-to-ear car- ~-------------,-------------~-------------!!-----=--------------------------------peting with gray lowlights ... , ~ ZsaZsa & Mama at Casino ~ ~ ~ ~ ~" 1 ~ Q: ~ ~ ~~ ~ Russe dug bask~tballer Wall c .c. _g "' c c " . .c 0 .c "' c ... 1 0 .:.:w j r V) n >. !':;~'~~~.~~~e;~~~:~; nw~~ ~ -~ h 'd bo h e fiJ ug t them ... Janet Leighspentaday _andahalfin ' FunCitytoplugher 11 0nelsa • Lonely Nwnber" film, five of 8 !ro:~~~ . ~u~~~~a~:~r~~ the Dulls, the Porno Machine) hasher next plot all filthied up. We hear it's about a young girl w..o falls madly in love with her father ... On the premise, wesuppose,that 11 Electra"isa simplestoryoffatherlove. Ernest Borgnine (just another Pretty face ' has , .not her new fl arne ·. Tove ~~~:rn &~hs~e~ :~ld~:te~ $500,000 home at St. Tropez, so Brigitte BJ.lrdot's moving to lbiza, where on a clear day you no lopger can see Clifford lrving ... Producer Mort Gottlief wants Albert Finney to repeat his London smash, uAlpha Beta" on Bdwy., and he's orferi ng James Ma son a huge salary to take over the meaty star role in the longrun hit, "Sleuth" .. . Dionne Warwicke switched from the Las Vegas Sands to the Rhdera for a very sentimental reason : more money . TV newscaster Tom Dunn (a good one ) gets a Lambs Club lambasting June 7. The Lambs never Glout anyone not successful and gifted enough to stand such cheerful verbal violence. • • 1~=~ ~ ~~ 0'1 ~~ h Jh;hE~! ~ tl ~ J 0~ ~ u ~ J}J E z a::L L- - - ·- "'.,o >a.o 0 ,__ , _ ·- ........ == - H~ ~ c ~u 41 ·-. .c::."'-cro _ o ro ·c .VJ ~ .-, m~g. ..:. • t=~V1J a![ :E~.3~J:0~.3~~~05 Q.l ;;>o ·- QJ 0.. >-U ~ E 0 >.a. ;.. ·- - .0 t....... " ro ~ o OJ .c 1- ·-ea..il:!s-=:Qj:o~~ .~ ·;:;, c - .c e >u >- ();:: 10 > ·- u > 'lJ "' c cv:...c: 111 ~ = 10 ~E > u.. ~n u~ 0 c 10 ~ c Mon. thru Fri. 9:30~M 1360 g~A[HE ·~ I riJ QJ I I 1 > ~ ,g < ...: 111 Q.l := ~- Ql , ~ !~ i~ ...~ E8~~ ].~--Jh; J: E~! ·~ ~L- · -- ~- - ~~ C o:: i! =i :J :Q ~ u g 0 I'll .J 2 z ."' c 10 -~ II ~· a. 0 ~>~ VJE~E "THOSE DAYS AS VJO!iDERWL AS I RECAlL ~ ~ T~E~\ ACROSS 1. Lollobrigida 5. Kismet 9. Redolence 11. Bracer 12. Abscond ; steal {slang) (3 wds.l U.Some 15. Scot. highlander 16. Evangelist 17. Vietnamese holiday 20. Raiment 23. Wine's • delicacy· Wfi'IDELL! 41 fO > u { = 111 ~~.~ .., Vl..l(~s., .~ c WENDEll! YES --· I'LL BE Lf AVIt'\4 SOON! 4S 90YS, Wf. WERE. O!iCY FiRSl COOSIHS, WI! WERE 8E51' FR i fHD5~ ~OT ~ f ~ _o .. =- ...."'-c'" ..... >- ... ..c: ~ o 41 .c u 41 _ !:: _ o 10 ·cviiiQ. E ·- w 41 a~ .~ :0 J: t a. :: 1-> ·-E 41> ·-u~· ~ ~ > - ~ :2 L -8'= fl co~v;J &_[ :E~.9~Jn5~.36~UJ(3> c A I ~~~<3 ;!l ~ a~~ 01- ..... -- i • i c J; > u ·c~~~ .! ~ £0~~~ ~ if~ tV 10 ~ ~ ~ 2~ : : : -~ ~ ~ : ~--~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : ~ 2~ ~ ~ ~ ~___ ~ ~ ~_ -~ - "' ~~'--------------------------+-----------------~-----------~'--------------------------• · ~---------------------------~u I u~ '" C: 1 M C: c c: >-"' ~ ~ Q,) ~~ " .c • ~ "' c ~ " 0 ...>o,,Aii :)Lro ;J IJQ.I ~ -~ - c • ll >0 ~ ~ e co~ & ~ ~:!:..J ~~ ~· E c ~8£;ijJ!~ ,. ~~"8~~.'1 8~~ ~~ !s .~ ~ : ~ -e ~ ~81; X ; c ~ 4: ~ ~~ .v .c ..c o . ._ ~ o o .c .... u c >- ~~~ ·- - "' u ,.... , , ell ~ U >. 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Portent 11. Friend's pronoun 13. Speak to privately (2 wds.) 7 1 1 I 1 I HE GOT~ ON R~. EVER'18011Y eAllE!l OUT. WIIW CARI!l!P ME WHEN 1 HIT THE WA1ER 1 WA5 J1151 OFF T1if 15lANP, AlONE! I I I 'Ill!= 1I 1 ,...,_ 'W ~ Go '" 1 Unocramble these rour Jumbleo, one letter to each square, to -· form four ordinary words. wife 20. An • Arab land 21. Informal farewell 22. Counterfeiter's nemesis 23. Alpine footwear 25. Linens 29. Bert of comedy 30. Footprint 31. Russian ruler of old 32.Harbor! Guam 33. English river 34. Bird's nest 35. Wood sorrel 36. Border 37. Beak JII I HKIIIJ I I ~. l'l'j• l ·.\I' R ¥,' _ G, II I GJ rt:, 'i,.:1 'lOU WOULDN'T WANT TO e.o 10 THE DOCTOR IF YOU !:>UFFERED FrroM 1'HI5. • Now arranre the circled l~tten to form the OUrprilt &IIJWer, U ourreoted by \ht above cariGon. ~~~~~~~~~-~-~~-~~I[IIIlllJ d'- 1 1 I o s~::?w~~~ 111~8 -~ ll 0·- u • ·- >- • E _et: "g >-":..JO>rcf3. ::~ ~ e ·~ ~ 5 111 >-11'1 c >~cum • ·;:; 111 '§ ~ ~ .: ·:; ~ ~ ·:; ~lJJJWffi)1)]®"'-J ~c·~-~~~ .-I~ 16. Garment nuisance 17. Ado· lescent 18. Newt 19. Dick ~ Tracy's (Fr.) 1 - DOWN 1. Crazy :U.AGwen Verdon musical (2 wds.) 26.Coup ---------------------------------:'~------------~---------------------------------------------'7"'~- 2!:~5~~~ ~ ~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~:~:~5~~~ - ~--:- -~-~ LISTEN TO 2oth CENTURY FO~MATION HOU "'C ~ ~ ~ 2~ : : : -~ :- -~ : ~ ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 5~ ~ ~ ~ ·~ 2~ : ~ : -~ -~ -~ -z-~ r ME?' I'V E GOT TO SEE WHAT 'S OH lHE OlHER SIDE OF 1~f. HILLS, I =. .....:l " (4n••en lomorrow) 27- Anthony and Elmo 28. Girl's name 211."TheThot Touch Liquor" 30. Marquis !1•31. Make lace 34.Apple variety (2wds.) 38. More gelid 39. Long for to. Clammy U.lflllside (Scot.) Jumhl'" LOOSE ALIAS MAllON GOSPEL 1'1 ' ' ' ·~ •'TfiE CABIN eo{ 11»\5 WOUNDED !iO HE t'LA'f'ED FOGGVM " DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it : I AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW WHEN A PER50N PRETEND5 11-(AT HE'$ DEAD, WE CALL One letter simply stands ror another. 'In this sample A .is IT " f'LAl(IH6 P055~ '' U$ed •for the three L's, X ror the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES BFNQWFGFMO FB NHYFTI !IVA ,r ~ l '. I I I. I I I I I MVFB WFXA Z F M V UPB .M KHIIHIA AT 'G PIV . -GVHSWAB JPJWAO ZHSTAS Yeolerday's Cryploquole: A FOOL CAN NO MORE SEE HIS OWN FOLLY THAN HE CAN SEE IllS EAUS.-WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERY UCPSTAO iI ' CX (4) 11172 Kin~,: t 'enturf'll ~yntlicah• ; Tnr .) • WHAT DO iHE PO%VM~ CALL IT? ' •j, .- �... ,. ,.. •, . .: . INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P .M . Day Befor e Pub ltcat lon Mondflr Deadline 9 a.m CaM:ellat ton - Correct ion s W i ll be accepted unt i l 9 a.m for ' Oav of Publication REGULATIONS Ttle Publ isher reserv es th e right to edit or r etect any ad s ., deemed obi ecti on al. The publisher w ill not be r espons ibl e for more than on e Incorrect .· Insertion . RATES For Want Ad Serv ice 1 • s cents per word on e Insert ion Min imum Cha rge 75c 12 cents per wdrd thr ee consecutive inser tions 11 cents per word srx con · secutive In sertions • 25 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads pa td wi thin 10 days . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl .SO for 'SO word m ln tmum Each addttional word 2c IILIND ADS Additional 2SC Charg e per Advertisement OFFICE HOURS •. • 30 am . to 5 00 p m Dally , 1 : 30 am . to 12 ·0 0 Noon Saturday. Apple Grove News, Events Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grimm of Colwn bus were Memorial weekend guests of St. Clair Hill and Mrs. Raymond Hensler and other relatives and attended the Memorial dinner at the Letart Falls CommWJity Hall SWJday . Miss Debbie Nelson is a house guest of Mr _ and Mrs . Don anq.Lorna since her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Findley lost their home by fire . Mrs. Edith Manuel ' and daughter, Angela were SWJday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDade called on· the Roushes Monday morning. Gene Early or Troy · was a Sunday night guest of Roger Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Swartz of Dixon, m., are guests of the latter's mother, Mrs. Eula Wolfe and son, Aaron. Miss Millie Ripley of Charleston was a Memorial weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roush and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayman and other .. relatives. Memorial weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner and Mrs. Ada Norris were Mr. and Mrs . Larry Badgely, ., Danny and Christine, of . , Fairfax, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis of Parkersburg, ,_. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Story Xi ~ and d.aughfei', Rosalee of Darwin, Darin Slmpson, Derlc and Dalton Badgely, Mr. an(l Mrs. Bird Lampen of Lorain, Lonnie Norris of Casstown. ChriaUne Badgely is visiting - her grandparents, the · Gloeclmers, for an indefinite lime. Deric Badgely left Monday for an indefinite visit with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Badgely at Norfolk. Mrs. Gerald Hayman and Mrs. Bertha Robinson vlslted their aWJt, Mrs. Anna Scarberry, Monday and uncle Bert Stover at Evans, W. Va., and visited Evans, Longview and Creston cemeteries. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hayman and children of Westerville, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Starch of Colwnbus spe~t the weekend "'ith Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hayman and Keith. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gerlach of Chillicothe, Mr . and Mrs. Mike Gerlach of Mid· dleport, Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle were Memorial weekend ..guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grueser at their cottage. Mrs . Iva Orr was a dinner guest of the Gruesers on Monday. Mr. and Mrs . 'Lawrence Stewart and sons, Greg and Barry, of Middleport and her parents, Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Murray of Clifton spent the Memorial weekend at the -Stewarts cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDade and Gene Early of Troy visited relatives and attended the Memorial Day dinner at the Letart Falls Conununity Hall SWlday. Mrs. Cora Buck, Mrs. Betty Stewart, Mrs. Sandy Ham· mood and son, Robbie, of Colwnbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Buck and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buck and Pam over Memorial weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis of Clifton spent SWJday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert '· Roush. •' Mr. and Mrs. Homer Roush, '' .:· ,.•• sen I' . .. .... ..•'· We taiiiO..rou • • '• ,,x •••• 1". .., •'" •• ·'"- . · 1811,~ 'WMP0/1390·. "' •• ·I· ~~ Thanks THE FAMI LY of Mrs Veal,ice Card ' WANT ADS ;}~' "---~--------------- Mcf',li ckl e Nice ex presses si ncere tha nks an d ap precia t ion for the kmdness an d consr der ati on sh own dunng her r ecent illn ess and death Spec1a l thank s to Veteran s Memor.•a l Hospita L Or Boonsue, nurses a nd aid es ; Rev Freel and" Nor n s and singers: Ewi ng Fune ral Home; friends and neighbor s for the floral tri butes. food and oth er ex pr essions of ARE YOU DRIVING A For Sale Employm~ nt Lost and Found ·WILL dQ house roof and barn FO UN D 5 ponies Ill Langsville pamting , 1ntenor pa lnt1ng , area , ca ll 742·3934, descnbe to fr ee est1ma tes: phone 992 cla1m . 7085. 6·2·6fp 5·9·30fc WI LL PAINT roofs o' houses. Notice GUN SHOOT, also ri fle matches tn m and cut trees ; clea n att1cs , basements, etc: . Phone 949 322L ~fr esh soon ; 1 sow already pl~s . 4 weeks old 1 1 fresh, 8 boar we ighmg 300 lbs. ; can be seen evenings alter 5 p.m .. 4 mil es below Ra v enswood SEWING MACHINE ser v1ce, Cl'DELL WHEEL alignment Ferry on Sandy Dese't Rd .. localed at Crossroads. Rf. 124. clean, ot t. set tension $4.99 Gordon Profl i ll, Portland , Oh to. 1> 2·31c Spec i al Electro· Grand e Compan y. Phone 992·6517 . 5-21·1fC - -,------ ----- -. ALL WEATHER ROOFING Complete front end serv!ce, tune up and brak.e serviCe . Wheels balanced Al l r,onically . &CONSTRUCTION · elec· work - open s1tes onl y, Forked Run Spor tsman Club, Sunday , June 4, 12 noon HEATING & COOLING Window Sy ra cuse. n1ce l ocat1on . - - -- - - - - f urni shed, phon e 992 ·2441 390 FORO engin.e, automat1 c a fter 5 p. m. transm ission - S90 , phon e m 1n is tr ator s, di s t ri b u t ee s, exec utor s and ass1gns Of Peter Br ec htel, Deceased, will take 5·31 ffc 949-4843. not rce that on the 3rd day of Aor Conditioners Ma y, 1972, a Complaml was 2 BEDROOM home on Lmcofh _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __5_·31·41P fli ed 1n the Common P lea s Co ~rt of Me1gs County , Oh10 , Hot Water Heaters He1ghts, Pomeroy, excell ent c ase No . 15,064, whe rein you cond1t1 on , deposit requ1red ; DON' T merely bnghten carpet s Plumbing ... Blue Lu str e them .. no ip'tJ e been nam ed defend ant s phone 992·2568 raptd soiling Ren t In the prayer of th e Coml)lain t, Electrical Work 5·31·3tc Sha pooerreSl Pl ain t iffs pray that Defendants Ben Fran klin may be compelled to show their Store 200 Ma on Sf .. Pomeroy. TRAILER space an d 2 bedroom Oh ' rnteres t and that lhe sam e may 10 be adludged to be null and vo id, mobole home. M & G Food ' 5·31 6tc and plaintiff' S title quieted Markel, 3 mol es south of ---....:=---agam st the sam e, and for such M•ddleporf on St Rt . 7. other rel1ef as Is proper . The 5·l1 ·lfp real estate is descr ibed as 992 ·2448 follow s TRAILER space - 1 acre lot, The followmg Real Estate Pomeroy, 0. w1th c1 ty water and sepllc situated In the County of M eig s, in the Sta te of Oh io, and tn the tank; 60 x 8 cement patio and TownSh ip ot S al 1 sb~ry , and REGISTERED ARABIAN 36" X 23" X .009 cement runways ; located 112 bounded and descr i bed as mile off Rt 7 at F1v e Po1nts on STUD SERVI CE K" aff No follows Flatwoods Rd , 20 minut es 050481 Ri ch Ra ff les blood Situate In Marcus Bosworth 's from Ga"¥1n Power Plan t, line. Fee S50at serv 1 ce Eskey Add itiOn to Lower Pomeroy , Cheshi re; phone Hann1ba l, Hil l, Flatwoods Rd .. now Incorporated In t o the Oh iO 1-614-483-1141. Village of M iddleport, Meigs Pomeroy, 0 County , Oh io, and marked and 5·26·6fp 6 1 3fc known on the s r~ i d plat of lower Pomeroy as Lot Number 153 Said lot being fifty teet by one PI ANO and organ lesson s. TRA I LER spaces o ver l ookm~ U~ED OFFSET PLATES Gera ld Hoffner Phone 992hundred and eleven feet. Betng HAVE Pomeroy Velma G Zuspan 3825 Lot No 153 as shown 1n d eed MANY USES phone Mason, 773 5750. records of Me los County, Oh 1o, 5 21 12tc 5· 11 · 301~ In Volume 159, Pag e 320 Refer!nce Deed : Volume 244, Page 569 of the Me 1CJ S Count y BOAT LICENSE - for your boat, f or your m otor . 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and Deed Records . Ava1 lable at Simon's Pick·A unfurnished apartments. Yo~ are r e Q~Ired to answer 8 for $1.00 the Complaint wi thin twenty . Pa tr Shoe Store, 108 W Mam , Phone 992 5434 eight day s after the la st 4 12-lfc Pomeroy, Oh 1o, Phone 992· publication of thiS notice, 3830 nam ely , by nat later than th e 5·16·30tc 2Ath day of July , 1972 , or - - - - - - - - Judgment by default w i ll be rendered aga inst you . SAVE up to one half Bnng yollr DEWEY RAY BIRCHFIELD sick TV lo Chuck's TV Shop, 4 condifoon ROOMS furn1tur e, exce llent , musl sacnfo ce due H and 151 Bufternut Ave., Pomeroy ARNOLD BROTHERS • ·-- For Sale Aluminum Sheets 20~ The Da=•y Sent1'nel For Sale MARY L. BIRCHFIELD, 4-4-lfc Sycamore Stree.~ Middleport. ~=~=======--j Ohio ' 1S.OIL Sa 1d compla int prays for a partition at the fOI IO'N1ng desc ribed r eal esta te, and tl'1at the ptalnt11f's inter est be set off ta her in se"¥ eralty or that sa1d real estate be sold and the proceeds th erefrom be divided accord ing to taw Said r eal estate being situated In the Village af Pomeroy , Caun ty of Meig s and State ot Ohio , and be 1ng two lots con ta lning 1 43 acr es, more or less For a more detailed descriptton of sa 1d rea l estate ref er en ce 1S made to Vo lume 241 page 295 , MetQ S Co~ntv Deed Records Said defendan t, Paul Harr1s , shall an swer the pla lnlllf 's compla int on or befo r e Aug~ st 7, 1972, or he shall be deemed in defau lt . Lena Turner , Pla intiff J . B. O' Bnen , her attorney 100 1h C o~r t Street Pomeroy , Oh io 45769 lS I 19, 26, (6) 2, 9, 16, 23, 6tc Mrs. Goldie AdaiJlS of Canton visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wolfe and family over Memorial weekend. ... Mr . and Mrs . Harold Hayman of WesterviUe spent Memorial weekend with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hayman. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lewis of Canton visited Mr. and Mrs. George Neigler over Memorial weekend and visJted Letart Falls cemetery. Mrs. Millie Norris of Laurel, Md ., is visiting Mr and Mrs. Marshall Adams and visited Letllrt Falls Cemetery. Mrs.· Adams and Mrs . Noms visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norris on Monday. Jay Cremeans of Gallipolis spent Monday w1th Raymond Adams. Mr . and Mrs. carl Norris of JWJction C1ty spent Memorial weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Norris and visited other relatives. Visiting Mr . and Mrs. Marshall Adams and Raymond Sunday were Mrs . Freda Evans, Mrs. Raymond Proffitt and Jackie, Mindy Hill and Dolly, Joyce Quillen and baby, Donna Proffitt, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon cady, Lori and Jerry, of West Jefferson, Mr. and Mra. Roy Van Meter, Becky and Melanie . • Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roush of Cincinnati visited Memorial weekend with Mrs. Elizabeth Roush. WEEKEND SPECIAL HOMEMADE StrawberiY Pie with whipped cream . 40~ Gaul's Shake Haven l I I ·, I I I . I , ~ , ( f ( I r ( f ' r ' r f ' NOW 1969 POLARA4 Or . Sedan , v. 8, I-llite, p.-st., p.-br., factory a1r. tmted glass. radio . Very nice fam1,IY car . OLD FURNITURE , dishes, clocks, brass bed s, silver or complete do llars hou se hol ds. Wnte M D Miller, Rt 4, Pomeroy, Oh 1o Call 992-6271 3·16-tfc Conley Slarcraff Sales. Rt. 62. ALUMINUM boats, on county road 18, 150 yards west of Rt North of Pt. Pleasant. W. Va 5·25-IOtc 33 Call 992-6256 Lorenzo T S·r POODLE oy . _ Park viewpuppies, Kennels. over Phone 992· 5443. 8-15.tfc ZIG ZAG SEWING MACH INE 1972 Model, sews all stretch malenal, buttonholes, dial control for fancy des1gns Pr ice r educed because of shopping scratches. Pay only S28 00 cast\ pr ice or terms ava1lable Phone 992·6517 lielp Wanted LIFE GUARD af Mapl ewood Lake, appl y model . $3000, sleeps six, selfmales, 3 females , closely contamed , converter , com related to Rin T1n Tin . pre ssor ; St armaster fo ld · Reserve yours now. John down campers . S1349 ; Trai ler Sauvage, Syracuse, 992 3272 awn1ngs & heaters . 25 pet 5 2112tc off ; Reese h1lches and sway - - - - - - - - control s 20 pet. off ; Camp 1n person or phone 949-4074 or 949-3651. 5·31 31c EXPERIENCED truck dnver ; contact Dallas Hill at 247·2664. 5·26-6tc WORK WITH MISSILE LAUNCHERS IN EUROPE OR KOREA . FULL PAY WHILE YOU TRAIN . Toda y's Army will help you beco me prof icie nt on Air Defen se M issi les. Then give a job 1n Europe or Korea . A job you'll f1nd as exc1 ting as lhe country you' ll be wor king in . You' ll get lO day s paid vacation a year , too. Plus lots of other benefits. If you'd like the challenge and excitement of liv ing and working 1n ano t her country , Today 's Ar my wants to join you For complete detail s cal l 593·3022 5·31 lie WANTED! CARRIERS WANTED IN MIDDLEPORT CONTACT FAYE MANLEY AT 992-5592 CARRIERS WANTED MONKEY RUN AREA POMEROY -ALSOSYRACUSE THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992·2156 6 1 ff c VA CUUM CLEANER . Still in factory r educed cartons , pri ce because of paint 5·19·30tc S'P'ECIAL trucks and low-boy for hire. See Bob or ' Roger Jeffers, 5232. 110 Mechanic Street Turf Tr im Mower. B& S 3'12 h,p eng one ~ ~carton 70.25 9._ Jack POMEROY w. Carsey , Mgr. damage . 7 cleaning at ~ Phone 992·2181 tachmenls Plus carpet L..--------~ . shampooer, 515.88, Phone 992 CAMPER, 16 fl. sleeps 6, good 6511 6-1tf c cond ofion , $1,000. Phone 992· 6329. 12x60 MOBIL E hom e, 2 5· 12-ff c bedroom ; phone742·5461 affer ---------= 5 p. m. 6-1 3tc For Rent or Sale HOUSE IN Long Boflom , phone FARMALL Cub fracto' with 985·3529. plow, phone 1·304.882 2361. 5·21 -tfc 6 H ie - - - -- - - - -------------TEAM OF MULE S and har· Instruction nesses. phone 742-3895 TRAILER 6 1-3tp TRACTO~ TRAINEES NEEDED. Yoo now tra1n to become an '47 CADILLAC tru ck, '65 can ov er the road driver or city Mustang , ' 71 International 32 rid ing mower; Renault rear· end and transm iSS IOn , Side by side refrigerator and freezer, 47" wide Phone 992-6923. 6 1-31c COLONIAL Maple SterecHad•o comb ination , AM FM radio, .4 speakers, 4 speed change r , separate controls Balan ce $71. 39 .' Use our budget terms . Call 992·7085. 6·1 61c STEREO. RADIO combination, Modern Walnut 4 speakers, 4 sp eed changer , separate driv er Ex ce ll eht earnings after short trainmg on ou r truck s with our dri ver in· stru clors to help you . For appl icat ion and Intervi ew , call 304-34.4 8843, or write Sc hoo l Saf et.,. Divi sion , United System s, In c , C·O Termonal Bldg , 5517 Midland Dri v e, Charleston , West VIrginia. 25306. Approved for V. A. Benefits. Placement assistan ce .!available. Over 700 tran sportation companies ha ve hired our graduate s. 6·1·21c controls Balance $65.43. Use Mob~e Homes For Sale ou r budget term s. Call 992• 7085 6·16fc ·.Air, Conditioners. , _P_A_I_N_T_D_A _M _A _G _ E_1""'9-n- z·,g-· Zag • Awmngs Sewong Machines Still in • Underpinning or iginal ca r tons No at· tachments needed as our Complete mobile home controls are built-In Sews servoce - plus gigantic with 1 or 2 needles, makes display of mobile homes buttonholes, se ws on buttons, always available at ... mon~rams and blind hem stitch. Full cash price, $38 50 MILLER or budget . plan available. Phone 992-5641. 6 1.6tc MOBILE HOMES 1220 Woshlngton Blvd. VACUUM CLEANER new 1972 ~23-7521 . BELPRE, D. model. Complete wlfh al.l cleaning fools Small paint damage in shipping . Will take CAS!i paod for all makes and 527.00 cash or budgel plan models of mob ile homes . available. Phone 992·5641 Phone area code 614·423·9531 . 6-1·61c 4·13-tfc - --.,.- -:--- -- . NOW POINT OFFICE Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 SUPPLY \ ' equipment, furniture & supplies . Typewriter & Adding Machine Rtpair. Pick-up & Delivery room s Front porch Large lot near grade school Onl y $6,000.00. SEE THE CAPRI New Deluxe 3 bedroom home. Has la rg e and plenty of closets . Kitchen has double sink. , stove, r efr igerator. free zer Washer .dryer hookups Large livlng·dinmg ,.~ 424 Main St. baths, modern k1tchen w ith stove, re fr igerator fr ee zer. Gas forced air furnace. Fireplace. carpeting Porch, ba sement, 2 lots, 2 car garage TIDY , HARRI SONV ILLE - 3 bedrooms, fi replace on f.v ing. POMEROY - Bui ldmg 28x80 ha s 2 la r ge rooms down 5 r oo m apartment and 2 business room s up Main St locat1on . $25,000 00 or w ill take a good off er Bulldozer Radiator fo floe Sma llest · Heater Core SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. EXPERT Whfel ~i&nlllent·" Open 8 Til s Monday lhru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy , ~ large kitchen plenty of small recreation room , gas forced air heat, Ches l er water. well and pump, on excellent black top road . $9,500.00. NEEDSTORAGE? -6 lots with farge storage building in Pomeroy , THIS YOU MUST SEE , JUST 58,200.00. Cali992-22S9 lf no answer 992-2568 HENRY E. CLELANO SR. REALTOR RACIN E'= 6roomhou se~li ath, ut1l1ty room , garage, $10,000 ; 992 ·3020 Middleport KEBLER S BOOKKEEPING SERVICE POMEROY 2 Un it apt. hou se, ultra· modern show ing incom e of S1 85 monthly , li ve in the 4 bedroom apt. down & rent fh e 2 bedroom apf. up for add itional Income Spec ializing In Small Businesses $17,500 . 304 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992-3795 or Mason 773.5535 70 Volkswagen ___ --------~1495 V·8, standard , long wide bed, 1/2 ton . 68 Buick Electra 225 ________s1895 '995 Gel Rid of Them Will do any average single dwelling far ga s furnace, 11!2 A., very level, g')cd wa ter supply QUALITY 5. Year Wrltfen Guorantee. Call 614-949-3511, if no an. swer, coli 614-4S2.JISB. Comfortable 3 bedroom & lof 100• 190 Mddl epod . $7,950. .Y-CITY EXTERMINATION 321 Third St. 160 Coal Slreel - Also locafoon of th e Mlddl eporl C Racine, Ohio of C offi ce. SEE US FOR: Awnings, storm 3·31 -ffc L - -- - - - - - - - - ' doors and wondows, carporl~. NEW HOME. 6 rooms and bath marquees, alum inum siding RACINE - 10 room- house, (3 bedrooms). ful l basement and railing. A. Jacob, sales bath, basement, garage, two with ullllly room and garage; representative. For free lois. Phone 949-431 3. electric heat , fully carpeted; · esll~ates , phone Charles 4-5-lfp TP&C wafer in home ; y, acre Lisle, Syracuse, V. V. Johnson and Son ~ Inc. -~=---.,.,.---; lot In Riggscresl Manor ; 100 STOllE, garage and recreation pet. financing available ; see ~---------.:3_:·2 ·11• room - $2,500. ~lock and Gene Riggs or phone 9~5- 3595. equipment - $5,500, on state 5·31 -lfc route close to Meigs Mine, phone 992-6048. \ 5·28-6tp , NICE 2-story home with full basement, 2 lot~. now forced Big ~IPJcnv Moytlv Autometlc's :2 speed operation air furnace. Near Pomeroy . Choice of water temps . AutQ. water level Ele,.,entary School Phone 992·7384 to see. 11-7-ffc c~nlrol. - - -- - Auto Sales .. ; CTnl" Frlter o~ Power . Fin Agitator P"ird'li"..Prfu ,.. Maytov 1964 VALIANT, good running condition . Phone 992·2679. 6-1 -ltc Halo of Hut Dryers Surround clol)l'' L "'i.fh gentle, e'\len hill.: No hot IPOI$, f!O t .Vtrdrying, MUST SAC.RIFlCE '69 Dodge 112 ton pickup Call at Lot 5, -..fnt )FIIIor. ~ Lint • , Wo !llp~c It in . MA,YTAQ ·. · Cline's Trailer Park across Rod etrm • ltr'fiCI :RUTlAND ·fURNifORf Lo<oded, vonyl top '995 Fury II , 4 dr sed , only 8,475 mil es One owner. A stea l 1969 Dodge only s1895 Ton Pickup, long wh ee l base, custom cab. One owner 112 only s1195 1967 Buick LeS abre 2 dr H T One loca l owner , low mtleage 1966 Buick R1viera. all overhauled while only s1095. w1th black Interior. Just 1967 v.w. $995 Ver y clean V.W. New Pontia c trade·in 70 GMC Pickup __________ .!.1895 69 Ford Torino Gl---------:..~1795 only s1595 1969 Dodge Dart 4 dr sed., 6 cyl , auto. Low mileage, new G.M.C trade·on 1966 Buick only s1195 Skyl"'k G.S 2 dr H T, one of the cleanest 66's anywhere 2 Dr H,T We Service What We Sell Our Word Is O..r Bond 10· Super Bee------------s1895 Open Evenongs lill7 p.m. & sat. till S p.m. Service Till 12 Noon on Sal. Ron & want to please ev<!fvbod y so we lry See: Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS . Ph. 985-~og ,.,~ 'l"':hLI> Located on St. Rt. 7 ' Chester, 0. , ITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 69 Cadillac Sedan DeVille,'air ............. '3500 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, air.............'2600 68 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, air ............. '2600 69 Olds Cutlass Wagon, air ................ '1995 11 Ford lh t Pickup, V-8, auto., P.S..... '2695 1970 FORD 52095 Ga la xie 500 Hardtop Coupe, V·B engine, automatic trans· m1ssion , power steering & bra kes, wh 1te finish, black vinyl top, v1nyl int erior . Wh,lt~ wall tires, like new, radio 69 Pontiac Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T., air....... '1995 68 Chev. Bel. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., air ••••••••• '1495 68 Olds 98 HJ. Cpe., _power, air ...... ·· , '1895 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, air.............. ' '995 1969 CHEVROLET S239S Kingswood Estate Wagon. faclory air. automati c transmission , power steer ing & brakes , luggage r ack Green fin ish with green vinyl Interior. rad io. ex tra sharp car and one you will apprec iate 1966 VOLKSWAGEN SQ. BACK SEDAN 11095 New ring job, clean interior, good tires, rad1o, Heater. .I Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES.I:OO P.lll . Tuppers Plains Society News '149.50 bath home on Ov erlo ok ing 2 D' Sedan 68 Buick Skylark __________ !1795 Pomeroy Motor Co. OF TERMITES · - TERMITES Close lo Rutland. large I floor plan home. basemen! & Marqu1 s, 2 dr H. T Stand , long w1de bed . f'~EROY, OHIO Sec luded Country home, modern alf .electrlc on 3 A. tra ct. lots of timber , out of town owner ,· make an offer 69 MercuiY•____________ _!1795 70 Dodge Pick Up 4 speed , A-1 condition . Sharp black finiSh ON ner out of town - I'm accepti ng ofl er s on t hiS 1nves tment pr operly M sily made Into 3 or 4 apt s. Downtown M iddleport ' auto ., long wide bed 68 Firebird 400 WAS s1395 1 phone 949-4195. from Blue Fountain Motel, Gallipolis. 6· J.6tc '1395 v.a, $495 $2795 1971 Plymouth 4 speed, Plum w1th wh1t e vmyl top 2 SI6IIS .Pomeroy HoJne· &· Auto llvmg room has firepla ce, barbed wire fence, some lomber, MINERALS. Just $17,600. 10 ACRE BABY FARM House about 8 years old, sm~ll barn, 3 bed,ooms with closets. bath. dining room , porch, full basement with J;. Ton . OPEN''UNTIL 8:01P.M. eacn evening • except Saturday .. Sunday. -GUARANTE&o.-: Phone 992-2094 bedrooms. large bath, tiled, has new balh and hot water tank, cellar, 40 acres for cull 1vat1on, 30 acres under WAS s1595 992-2151 -- __.. _._-OR ..9~2-215? MIDDLEPORT - 5.55 On i\1ost America [_C!Q. Pomeroy - 1 story fram e, 2 building, 4 bedroom home, 70 Ford Pick Up 5 608 E. Main 51. Pomeroy 1 LIKE NEW 2 DOOR SEDAN V-8, auto. DEPENDABLE CITY . Pameroy ·~ CLELAND REALTY 64 VOLKSWAGEN 2 dr. H. T., auto ., one owner . RAWLINGS Rad•ator Specialist Ph . 992·2174 $449 llko 66 Ford Fairlane '1595 Chevel le Mal ibu .. 2 d, , H T , 16,421 miles. One owner ' ·Nalhon Biggs nea r ly 3 acres of land. Ask ing price, $7,500 00 m 1les from Un ion bridge, on Route 4. barn 38x50, crib, house, implement 6 cyl., Da"'rtOW""' MW. $2895 1971 Chevrolet 2 DR. H.T. STO. See Emerson Jones. Pearl Ash, Hilton Wolfe, Wallace Amberqer, Dick Rawlings. From the largest SYRACUSE 2 BEDROOMS- Bath, front & back porch. city util il•es, CHEVROLET MALIBU 66 Dodge Dart ~;0 "I USED CARS 1965 6 cyl .. 3 speed . - BUSINESS BUILDING 160 CoaiSt IN ONE OF SMITH NELSON • 68 Mustang WAS $1795 NOW Moder n bath, n1 ce kltchen, 2 por ches, level lot Near stor e cab inets , 2 nice porches, full basement , natural ga s, forced air heat, 2 car garage. 357 e.ngmc, std lraJ:ls 6 cyL, 3 speed . '179 5 1966 DODGE DIOO '!2 ton pickup, V-8. 3 speed. long bed. · good tires. lots of service left here, we sold this truck new .. . Take Your Summer , Vacation Std . GS 350, real clean Pt. Pleasant ' 67 Mustang WAS s1995 NOW PHONE 675-3628 carpeted. Now only S16.000 00. VACA'NT POMEROY - Move rlghl in. 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms. 1'f2 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 396 engi~e. 4 speed, A-1 condition. ' '1 895 1967 MERCURY Monterey 4 Or ., V-8, automatic. p .. steering. runs and looks like a '70 model and look what we ' ve done to li1is price. Complete line of offoce REASONABLE RUTLAND - 3 bedrooms, bath. panelong in several Just 11 Avenue Large chicken Eco?omy Tiller, 3112 h p. B&S eng ine Reg . 159.95 144.95 1968 MUSTANG Convertible, V·8, automatic, p.- steering, sharp little summer car and look at . the price . Pomeroy . Phone 992.3525 after 7 p.m. or phone 9'12- Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. ·Broker 80ACRE FARM MOWERS & TILLERS NOW l Or . 69 Chevelle WAS s2095 1968 POLAR A 4 Or. H· Top, '1 ·8, l · flite, p .·st . , p. -br . . factory air, tinted glass, rad1o. maroon & white . haul fill dirl, lop sool. Dump Real Estate For Sale NOW ', • • 65 FORD H. T., P.S., P . B., air conditioning , deluxe inte r ior The following cars have been in inventory for 90 days, we we're cutting the prices to' move them. Save SS$ on this sale ... 1970 HORNET SST 2 Or . Sedan , V-8, automatic, p.: sleenng, sure grip, radio, ws-walls, sharp little car lrom A.M. • :: SPECIAL SPECIAL 70 Buick Electra 225 It's Clearan~e Time At DEPENDABLE CITY Free Esltmates. We 1lso 5-21 -ffc 111 Court St. -==::========-, . Wanteo To Buy D1 ck. Karr , Jr 6-10 tf c TIRED OF YOUR ~RESENT HOME, THEN CALL US FOR A CHANGE. IF NO SALE THERE WILL BE NO CHARGE. WE HAVE OVER 40 PROPERTIES LIS TED Pomeroy, Ohio WITH US f!OR YOU TO SEE. 5 ·26-~tc. ~__ _.:._~_ _ _,__., )'- ·- . r«LEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE . 992·3325 ·992·2378 STARCRAFT School Out REGISTERED AKC White L--=======:-:=::;;;;;~~===~ Special s 18 ft. 5 • loVf profile German shepherd pups, 7 frailer for $1869 , 20 f~ 7 - 201 weeks old lhe lsi of June 3 to moving mfo trailer , must be sold by Monday , May 29, can be seen any tome af 729 Oliver St.. Middleport. Dav is. CHESTER, 0 . Service Phone 992-2522. NOW AT HARTS *· THEN TRADE IT IN. nHEIL" LEGAL NOTICE ' USED CARS UNRELIABLE-FAULTY .()BJECT! ' PAUL HARRI S, whose ad · Clress is unknown , Is her eby not ified tha t on the 9th day of May , 19'72 Lena Turner , bemg th e plaintiff flied her comptamt 1n part 1l lan against htm as a defendant , in the Cornman Pleas court , Me 1gs Caunly , Oh io, an d being case number ~ Beautiful Buys U.F.O.? Business Services 10 SOWS, heavy w1th pigs, will PUMP. your sluggish SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller guaranteed . Reasonable , 5-2-lOfc DON'T & PLUMBING CO. sept ic tank Gel Klea,., ·Emrales Phone 992-3213. Sanitation, Stewarl, Ohio Ph. AII Sept1c Tan k Cleaner . 662-3035. 7-27·1fC 240 Lincoln St. 5·31 -Jfc Landmark Farm Bur ea u, 2 12·1fC Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy k•ndn ess. AUTOMOBILE 1nsuranco.been Dba Anthony Plumbing L loyd Nice and fa mi ly. Marine Sales 6 2 ltc cancelled? Lost your SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Lowell, Char les, Law rence IN Contunc t1on w1th our operator 's license? Call 992· We have a complete Homt X, 1911 REASONAB~E rates . Ph. 446· McN1ckle and famll res. Mac hmery D1spersa l Sale, 14 FT BOAT, 25 hp. Evmrude 1971 GREMLIN Maintenance Service the 2966. If 4782. Gallipolis, John Russell, motor , gas tank. and trailer . Kawasakt Big Horn , ppone 6 2 lfp Saturday, June 3rd, there w!ll year around . No m1tter whit I 6·,15· c Owner & Operator . phon e 698 4396 · Reedsv ill e, 667·3652. also be a Ga rage Sal e of your need. Complete roof or 5-1 2-lfc 6-1-3tc 6-2-6tc clo th i ng , m is cell a neous spoutmg repe 1r . Interior . or SEWING MAtHINES. Repair --~--------------LEGAL NOTICE household il ems. etc. J M. ------------exterior carpentry . ~lhng service , all makes 992-2284. c. BRADFORD, Auctioneer 14FT Fiberglas Crestl iner boat Gaul. Rf 3. Pomeroy lm COAL, Limestone, E >:cel sior The Fab,lc Shop, Pomeroy. lilt and Pant ling and Sodlng. IN THE Complete Service. w 1fh trailer and 40 h p. Chesler. O.l. Salt Works. E Main St .. COMMON PLEAS COURT Au1horlzed Singer Sales and Compleft Plumbing & Phone 949·3821 John son motor . Phone 992. 6· 1 2tc Pom eroy, Phone 992·3891. OF Ser v ice. We Sharpen Scissors. 294 1, Pomeroy, Ohio Racme. Ohio . Heating. 4·12-tf c MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO 3-29-ffc 'Crill Bradford 6 1·4fc Day Number 99'1-2550 DEWEY RAY BIRCHFIELD 5·1·1fc we have 24 hr. emergency and READY -MIX CONCRETE CU FT chest type B F. - -- - -- - - MARY L. BIRCHFIELD , RE GISTE RED Appaloosa Stud 16 FT FIBERGLAS boat woth 9 Goodri delivered right to your service. ch deep freeze ; good CALL 94~· 2789 for aulo body and Sycamore Street, 142-!941 Ser v1ce, S50 Reg. mares, $40 40 h p motor and trailer ; pro1ect. Fast and easy . Free 992-SBOJ condrt ion, phone 949-2405 paint work . Also repa1r) iber Mrddleport, Oh10, Plamfiffs Gra de, Fra nc1 s Benedum, phone ~92 ·3 509 estimates. Phone 992·3284. '898 742·4761 , Vs. 5 31 3fp glass boats, plus electric and Phone 661·3856 5-31 ·lfc - - - - - - - - MRS. R. E . CANADAY and gas welding· . Stan ley' s 5 17 30fp Goeg lei n R~ady.Mi x • Co ., . ~;::=W=e~•~ re:f:::u:::lly=i~n='u:red ==; R E. CANADAY , ALMOST new mino boke, 5 Cuslom Body Shop ~· Middleport, 0111o. -..Addrtn Unknown, months old, paid $269, will 5·19·301c 6-30.tfc . For Rent El at ., Defendants take $150 ; phone 992·5083 after --------~ NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TRAIL ER space, River view 4 p.m BACKHOE and dozer work. BACKHOE AND DOZER work. No. 1.5,0~4 EARTH MOVING Trailer Park, Hartford , W. 5·3l ·lfc Seplic tanks installed. Call' Septic tanks installed George The Defendants, M r s. R . E. Va , con cr ete patio , all Ca nday , R E . Canaday , th e. (Bill ) Pullins. Phone 992·2478, Bob or Roger Jeffers 992-3525 Dozer & End loader >'lork, un known hei r s, dev ise es , ufl l1f1es; phone 304-882·2006. NEW Holland hay crusher, 4·25·ffC or 992 5232. ponds, basement, land· le ga tees, adm l nistra tci r s, 5-28 12fp excell ent condit1on, Andrew 5·19·121c "D"Oc:Zc:Ec:R:--a-n"d' ba=c"k-.::hoe d 1s lr l bu tees, -e xecuto rs and ""'""' work, sc~plng. We have 2 size Cross, Rt 2, Racme, phone ass1gn s of L C Br ec htel. ponds and se pt oc tanks; B & K doiers. 2 size loaders. Work 241 2852 Decea sed, and the ~nknown 5·31 ·lfc HARRISON'S TV and Anlenna 2 BEDROOM modular home on Exca vating, Phone 992·5367, done by hour or contract .. herr s, devis ees, legatees, ad Plaintiffs Crow, CroW & Porter, Atto,nevs for Plointllfs "· ( 5) 12, 19, 26 ; (6) 2, 9, 16,23 . 9 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., June 2, 1972 ·sentinel Cla·ssifieds 'Get .. .. "" ' '' ' " . f a- The Dilly Sentinel, MlckUeport-Porneroy. 0 ., June 2, 1972 . ... ' '68 BUICK Special, 6 cylinder , standard, e.cellenl second car, phone 992·2374 \-142-4211 Arnold Crete · Rutlend _______________5-_ 31 ·~P •.~-(~----~-----·~----------~..~-~·~-~~..~.~ o By Mrs. Evelyn Brlckles SWlday School attendance at the United Methoxlist Church was 35 and offering $13.29. Worship attendance was 23 and offering $23.30. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wells of Long Bottom have moved their new trailer to their lot in the Arbaugh Addition one day last w':~: Saturday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fttch at Hazel, Ohio Sunday. Mr . and Mrs . Thurman Babcock visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Coleman at Syracuse Monday . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and family of Colegrove, 0., Mrs. ShirJey Hasen and family of Bellville, Michigan, Mrs. Lea Jean Hawkins and Mrs. Lilly Shultz and family and CHESTER - The annual Alumni Banquet at Eastern High School will be held Saturday, June 10, al 7:30 p.m. Reservallons may be made by contacllng Marilyn Robinson, Rt. 2, Coolville, or phooe 985-3829. 66 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full pow., air ••.. •·'895 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door H.T. ........... :••'695 63 Olds Super 88 4 Door H.T•••••••••••••• '595 69 Dodge lh t Pickup, V-8 std............ 11395 Good Selection New Cadillacs &Oldsmobiles In Stock! .. We're Dealin '! Karr & Van Zandt .. "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" • 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Until 6:00Til 5 PM. Sat. '. ::~d pa~en~o·:~ndv~~ RedeemersPresent Prouram 6 ' and Mrs. Everett Shultz and son Danny vacationed at John Arbaugh and attended the Ce4ar Point, Ohio over the Alumni Banquet at Eastern' week end. . Saturday evening. · Mr.andMrs. DaleSpencerof Mr. and Mrs. Marion Riggs Colwnbus visited here Sunday and family of Logan, 0. was with his sister Mr. and Mrs. overnight guests of Mr. and Wayne Brlckles. Mrs. Brlckles Mrs. Lindsey Lyona and family had the misfortune to fall at Saturday night. Mrs. Riggs and her home injuring her children visited her mother "shoulder. Mrs, Dorothy Dodder Sunday. Mrs. Nelsel Weatherman Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore spent tbe weekend with her Boyles villi led relatives in West brothe• Mr. and Mrs. Elclred Va. and went to cemeteries Grim" of Athens and attended there over weekend. church servlcell there. Miu Judy Perry of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walker Parkersburg, Mrs. Elizabeth and daughter Ruthle and Mrs. Coleman, and son, Mr. and Larry Curtis and children arid Mrs. Roland Cole~ and son Mr. and Mrs. John Newell and of Sebring, Ohio was Sunday children spent Sunday with guests of Mrs. Bessie Webster. relatives In Kentucky and went · to cemeterl• there. Mr. and Mrs. Blain Taylor visited relatives al New Australian conservationists Martlnavllle and went to the estimale l h II t Widespread cemetery Sundlly. slaughter has left some of Mr, and Mrl. Charles the 21 ·nenera of kangaroo Nichols of !IUnola spent near extinction . Stiversville The Redeemers, an instrwnental and vocal group from Kanauga, presented a program Saturday night at the Laurel Cliff Free l'l!ethoxlist Church. The group is com)K¥11 of Mrs. Johnnye Stewart, piano; Ray Stewart, Jr., bass guitar; Ray Stewart, Sr., lead guitar, and Bobby Stewart, drums. Featured in their program was a song written by Ray Stewart, Jr., entitled "Sotiy, Jesus . TO BEGIN STUDY SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Eichinger, and ·John, attended an indoctrination seulon al Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital, Parkers. bdrg, wbere John has been accepted in the school of x-ray technology, beginning July 3. Came Yesterday." The service opened with prayer and group singing of "At the Croas"led by the Rev. Eugene Gill. Selections. by the Redeemers Included "Build a Mansion, "Too Much to Gain to Lose," ' jThank God I'm Free," DEBBIE JOHNSON SYRACUSE - New em· ployee at Linda's BeautY Parlor, Bob's Traller Court. Second St., Ia Miss Debbie Johnson, da9ghter of Mr. and Mra. Slanley Johnson, Route 1, Racine. Miss Jobuoll, a 1972 graduate of Melga High School, was a cosmetology studenl of Mrs. Pauline Hysell. Sbe was presented two achievement awards 111 lhe class. EVANGELIST COMING Ray Humphries will be the Restoreth My Soul," "What a evangelist in a series of gospel Happy Day," and "Prisoner of meeUngs to be held at 8 p.m. Love." from Sunday through Saturday, JWJe 10, at the Bear· wallow Ridge Church of Christ, QUEEN NAMED just off Route 681, between Mra. Edith Gardiler was Darwin and, Allred . named "queen of the week" on the baall of weight losa at the Tuesday night meeting of the BEGINS JUNE 5 TOPS Club held at the BradRACINE - Vacation Bible ford Church of ChriJt. Runnerup was Mrs. Frances Hysell. Schovl will be held at' the Each member dilcusled the Wesleyan United Methodist diet 11!'hich 11 ~t suited for Church of Racine, June 5 her. ~ May queen will be through June 9, 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. announced next week. "I Know," 11CityofGold," uHe IJI!!III9!!I ~ Bu•ck 992-2174 Pontiac 8· News Notes T'HJCKS · MAIN ST., POMEROY OHIO ~~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~, ,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,:::::,,,,,,,,,~~'''':'~''8;3~,,,~-:::~;:s,o~~. Mr. and Mrs . Randall Talbott, New Lexington, VIsited his mother, Mrs. Olive Talbott, Sunday. Randall has recently been appointed supermtendent of lhe Perry Coun'ty Schools . . Robert Ritchie, Belpre, was a recent visitor of his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Durst and Tom. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Van Meter and daughter of Pomeroy spent Saturday with Mrs . Ada Van Meter. Dale Van Meter of Racine 8pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Van Meter and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Donohue. Mr. and Mrs . Norman Lehew have purchased a newly conslructed home from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hilton. Mr'. and Mrs. Tim Wilkerson and Shawn of Colwnbus spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Durst. Several from this conunWJity attended the commencement services at Southern High SChool SWlday evening. Miss Loretta Middleswart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Middleswart was valedictorian. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Price and daughter were recent guests of her parents', Mr. and Mrs. Blll Middleswart and son. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lawson and daughter were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ward and family. · Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison, Pomeroy. Mr. and 1 Mrs. Larry Gluesencaffip visited Mr. and Mrs. Danny Haines on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fitch called on Mr. and Mil- Ralph Brewer and son, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gene WoH and Richard were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wolfe, SyraCWJe, Friday evening . Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fitch; I.:ong Bottom, called on Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fitch and family Wednesday eventna. Mrs. Ruby Bryant en· tertained Thunday afternoon with a birthday party for h~ daughter, Debbie, on her seventh birthday. Mr. and Mrs . Theodore Willford and daughter, De Witts Run, were recent callers of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hilton. Mrs. Paul Evans and Paul Dean were recent guests of Mrs. Mae Van • Meter and Ruby. Mrs. Louise Gluesencamp and Nikki attended a 4-H Club meeting at the home of Mrs: Ada Van Meter Friday af· ternoon. Mrs . Olive Lawson has returned from the Veterans Memorial Hospital and is feeling some better. Bob Van Meter of Erie, Pa ., spent Memorial Day with his mother, Mrs. Mae Van Meter and Ruby. ' Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Roseberry and family of Racine, visited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Middleswart and family SWJday afternoon. Recent guests of E. H. Carpenter and family were S. W. Durst, Mrs . Mildred Donohue, J . W. Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Durst, Dale Van Meter, Mrs. Ruby Bryant, Dave and Debbie, Mrs. Mae Van Meter, Bob Van Meter, D. W. Wilson, Tom Durst, Mike Dailey, Mrs. Linda Ward and Shelly and Nlckki Van Meter. Plunge Into Evening The d a y s of the casual, " fun " evening dress may be numbered . As part of ''the nostalgia mood, formal wear 1s takmg its cues from the 1930s and '40s, when velvet, chiffon, sequins and s i 1k were king. Plungmg n!!Ck· lines and backs abound; as do soli chiffon ruffles. Property _ Transfers ' Laura Mae Nice, Admrx., Albert L. Hartung, dec'd. to Harry Michael Carleton, Candace Elaine Carleton, Parcel , Salisbury. Frank R. Beach, dec'd. to Rev a N. Beach, Cert. of Trans., Middleport. RevaN. Beach to Dorothy M. Yeauger, Lot, Headley & Russell Add., Middleport. Myrtle B. McBride to Bobble R. Moore, Luella B. Moore, Lot 294, Sulton. Harold F. Rawson, Mable Rawson to John J. Sebo, Rose Ann Sebo, Lot 501, Pomeroy. William G. Russell, Mary E. Russell to Wllllam E. Bartels, Diana L. Bartels, Parcels, Sutton - Minersvllle. WilUam Grueser, Buena Grueser to Harold H. Blackston, Helen E. Blabkston, 21'. Acres, Salisbury. Linda Stewart to Roger ' Stewart, .5 Acre, Chester. · John Russell, Magdalene Russell to John James, Barbara James, Lot 20, Nye's Add., Pomeroy. Dollie Mae Pickett to Charll!l L. Pickett, 90Acres, Sallabury. Jemo Associates, IDe. to Gary L. Sebold~, Connle K. Scholderer, Lot 22, Riverview Acres, Middleport. Lindsey Lyons, Jr., EUzabethG. Lyons toHarryN. Lodwick, Juanita Lodwick, Lot 2 LEGAL MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS The tax books are now open for the June or Second half Gollec.tlon of the 1971 · Real Estate Taxes. Also for delinquent tax. Closing date will be July 3, 1972. t1MARD E. FRMl �... ,. ,.. •, . .: . INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P .M . Day Befor e Pub ltcat lon Mondflr Deadline 9 a.m CaM:ellat ton - Correct ion s W i ll be accepted unt i l 9 a.m for ' Oav of Publication REGULATIONS Ttle Publ isher reserv es th e right to edit or r etect any ad s ., deemed obi ecti on al. The publisher w ill not be r espons ibl e for more than on e Incorrect .· Insertion . RATES For Want Ad Serv ice 1 • s cents per word on e Insert ion Min imum Cha rge 75c 12 cents per wdrd thr ee consecutive inser tions 11 cents per word srx con · secutive In sertions • 25 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads pa td wi thin 10 days . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl .SO for 'SO word m ln tmum Each addttional word 2c IILIND ADS Additional 2SC Charg e per Advertisement OFFICE HOURS •. • 30 am . to 5 00 p m Dally , 1 : 30 am . to 12 ·0 0 Noon Saturday. Apple Grove News, Events Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grimm of Colwn bus were Memorial weekend guests of St. Clair Hill and Mrs. Raymond Hensler and other relatives and attended the Memorial dinner at the Letart Falls CommWJity Hall SWJday . Miss Debbie Nelson is a house guest of Mr _ and Mrs . Don anq.Lorna since her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Findley lost their home by fire . Mrs. Edith Manuel ' and daughter, Angela were SWJday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDade called on· the Roushes Monday morning. Gene Early or Troy · was a Sunday night guest of Roger Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Swartz of Dixon, m., are guests of the latter's mother, Mrs. Eula Wolfe and son, Aaron. Miss Millie Ripley of Charleston was a Memorial weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roush and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayman and other .. relatives. Memorial weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner and Mrs. Ada Norris were Mr. and Mrs . Larry Badgely, ., Danny and Christine, of . , Fairfax, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis of Parkersburg, ,_. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Story Xi ~ and d.aughfei', Rosalee of Darwin, Darin Slmpson, Derlc and Dalton Badgely, Mr. an(l Mrs. Bird Lampen of Lorain, Lonnie Norris of Casstown. ChriaUne Badgely is visiting - her grandparents, the · Gloeclmers, for an indefinite lime. Deric Badgely left Monday for an indefinite visit with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Badgely at Norfolk. Mrs. Gerald Hayman and Mrs. Bertha Robinson vlslted their aWJt, Mrs. Anna Scarberry, Monday and uncle Bert Stover at Evans, W. Va., and visited Evans, Longview and Creston cemeteries. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hayman and children of Westerville, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Starch of Colwnbus spe~t the weekend "'ith Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hayman and Keith. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gerlach of Chillicothe, Mr . and Mrs. Mike Gerlach of Mid· dleport, Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle were Memorial weekend ..guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grueser at their cottage. Mrs . Iva Orr was a dinner guest of the Gruesers on Monday. Mr. and Mrs . 'Lawrence Stewart and sons, Greg and Barry, of Middleport and her parents, Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Murray of Clifton spent the Memorial weekend at the -Stewarts cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDade and Gene Early of Troy visited relatives and attended the Memorial Day dinner at the Letart Falls Conununity Hall SWlday. Mrs. Cora Buck, Mrs. Betty Stewart, Mrs. Sandy Ham· mood and son, Robbie, of Colwnbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Buck and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buck and Pam over Memorial weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis of Clifton spent SWJday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert '· Roush. •' Mr. and Mrs. Homer Roush, '' .:· ,.•• sen I' . .. .... ..•'· We taiiiO..rou • • '• ,,x •••• 1". .., •'" •• ·'"- . · 1811,~ 'WMP0/1390·. "' •• ·I· ~~ Thanks THE FAMI LY of Mrs Veal,ice Card ' WANT ADS ;}~' "---~--------------- Mcf',li ckl e Nice ex presses si ncere tha nks an d ap precia t ion for the kmdness an d consr der ati on sh own dunng her r ecent illn ess and death Spec1a l thank s to Veteran s Memor.•a l Hospita L Or Boonsue, nurses a nd aid es ; Rev Freel and" Nor n s and singers: Ewi ng Fune ral Home; friends and neighbor s for the floral tri butes. food and oth er ex pr essions of ARE YOU DRIVING A For Sale Employm~ nt Lost and Found ·WILL dQ house roof and barn FO UN D 5 ponies Ill Langsville pamting , 1ntenor pa lnt1ng , area , ca ll 742·3934, descnbe to fr ee est1ma tes: phone 992 cla1m . 7085. 6·2·6fp 5·9·30fc WI LL PAINT roofs o' houses. Notice GUN SHOOT, also ri fle matches tn m and cut trees ; clea n att1cs , basements, etc: . Phone 949 322L ~fr esh soon ; 1 sow already pl~s . 4 weeks old 1 1 fresh, 8 boar we ighmg 300 lbs. ; can be seen evenings alter 5 p.m .. 4 mil es below Ra v enswood SEWING MACHINE ser v1ce, Cl'DELL WHEEL alignment Ferry on Sandy Dese't Rd .. localed at Crossroads. Rf. 124. clean, ot t. set tension $4.99 Gordon Profl i ll, Portland , Oh to. 1> 2·31c Spec i al Electro· Grand e Compan y. Phone 992·6517 . 5-21·1fC - -,------ ----- -. ALL WEATHER ROOFING Complete front end serv!ce, tune up and brak.e serviCe . Wheels balanced Al l r,onically . &CONSTRUCTION · elec· work - open s1tes onl y, Forked Run Spor tsman Club, Sunday , June 4, 12 noon HEATING & COOLING Window Sy ra cuse. n1ce l ocat1on . - - -- - - - - f urni shed, phon e 992 ·2441 390 FORO engin.e, automat1 c a fter 5 p. m. transm ission - S90 , phon e m 1n is tr ator s, di s t ri b u t ee s, exec utor s and ass1gns Of Peter Br ec htel, Deceased, will take 5·31 ffc 949-4843. not rce that on the 3rd day of Aor Conditioners Ma y, 1972, a Complaml was 2 BEDROOM home on Lmcofh _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __5_·31·41P fli ed 1n the Common P lea s Co ~rt of Me1gs County , Oh10 , Hot Water Heaters He1ghts, Pomeroy, excell ent c ase No . 15,064, whe rein you cond1t1 on , deposit requ1red ; DON' T merely bnghten carpet s Plumbing ... Blue Lu str e them .. no ip'tJ e been nam ed defend ant s phone 992·2568 raptd soiling Ren t In the prayer of th e Coml)lain t, Electrical Work 5·31·3tc Sha pooerreSl Pl ain t iffs pray that Defendants Ben Fran klin may be compelled to show their Store 200 Ma on Sf .. Pomeroy. TRAILER space an d 2 bedroom Oh ' rnteres t and that lhe sam e may 10 be adludged to be null and vo id, mobole home. M & G Food ' 5·31 6tc and plaintiff' S title quieted Markel, 3 mol es south of ---....:=---agam st the sam e, and for such M•ddleporf on St Rt . 7. other rel1ef as Is proper . The 5·l1 ·lfp real estate is descr ibed as 992 ·2448 follow s TRAILER space - 1 acre lot, The followmg Real Estate Pomeroy, 0. w1th c1 ty water and sepllc situated In the County of M eig s, in the Sta te of Oh io, and tn the tank; 60 x 8 cement patio and TownSh ip ot S al 1 sb~ry , and REGISTERED ARABIAN 36" X 23" X .009 cement runways ; located 112 bounded and descr i bed as mile off Rt 7 at F1v e Po1nts on STUD SERVI CE K" aff No follows Flatwoods Rd , 20 minut es 050481 Ri ch Ra ff les blood Situate In Marcus Bosworth 's from Ga"¥1n Power Plan t, line. Fee S50at serv 1 ce Eskey Add itiOn to Lower Pomeroy , Cheshi re; phone Hann1ba l, Hil l, Flatwoods Rd .. now Incorporated In t o the Oh iO 1-614-483-1141. Village of M iddleport, Meigs Pomeroy, 0 County , Oh io, and marked and 5·26·6fp 6 1 3fc known on the s r~ i d plat of lower Pomeroy as Lot Number 153 Said lot being fifty teet by one PI ANO and organ lesson s. TRA I LER spaces o ver l ookm~ U~ED OFFSET PLATES Gera ld Hoffner Phone 992hundred and eleven feet. Betng HAVE Pomeroy Velma G Zuspan 3825 Lot No 153 as shown 1n d eed MANY USES phone Mason, 773 5750. records of Me los County, Oh 1o, 5 21 12tc 5· 11 · 301~ In Volume 159, Pag e 320 Refer!nce Deed : Volume 244, Page 569 of the Me 1CJ S Count y BOAT LICENSE - for your boat, f or your m otor . 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and Deed Records . Ava1 lable at Simon's Pick·A unfurnished apartments. Yo~ are r e Q~Ired to answer 8 for $1.00 the Complaint wi thin twenty . Pa tr Shoe Store, 108 W Mam , Phone 992 5434 eight day s after the la st 4 12-lfc Pomeroy, Oh 1o, Phone 992· publication of thiS notice, 3830 nam ely , by nat later than th e 5·16·30tc 2Ath day of July , 1972 , or - - - - - - - - Judgment by default w i ll be rendered aga inst you . SAVE up to one half Bnng yollr DEWEY RAY BIRCHFIELD sick TV lo Chuck's TV Shop, 4 condifoon ROOMS furn1tur e, exce llent , musl sacnfo ce due H and 151 Bufternut Ave., Pomeroy ARNOLD BROTHERS • ·-- For Sale Aluminum Sheets 20~ The Da=•y Sent1'nel For Sale MARY L. BIRCHFIELD, 4-4-lfc Sycamore Stree.~ Middleport. ~=~=======--j Ohio ' 1S.OIL Sa 1d compla int prays for a partition at the fOI IO'N1ng desc ribed r eal esta te, and tl'1at the ptalnt11f's inter est be set off ta her in se"¥ eralty or that sa1d real estate be sold and the proceeds th erefrom be divided accord ing to taw Said r eal estate being situated In the Village af Pomeroy , Caun ty of Meig s and State ot Ohio , and be 1ng two lots con ta lning 1 43 acr es, more or less For a more detailed descriptton of sa 1d rea l estate ref er en ce 1S made to Vo lume 241 page 295 , MetQ S Co~ntv Deed Records Said defendan t, Paul Harr1s , shall an swer the pla lnlllf 's compla int on or befo r e Aug~ st 7, 1972, or he shall be deemed in defau lt . Lena Turner , Pla intiff J . B. O' Bnen , her attorney 100 1h C o~r t Street Pomeroy , Oh io 45769 lS I 19, 26, (6) 2, 9, 16, 23, 6tc Mrs. Goldie AdaiJlS of Canton visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wolfe and family over Memorial weekend. ... Mr . and Mrs . Harold Hayman of WesterviUe spent Memorial weekend with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hayman. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lewis of Canton visited Mr. and Mrs. George Neigler over Memorial weekend and visJted Letart Falls cemetery. Mrs. Millie Norris of Laurel, Md ., is visiting Mr and Mrs. Marshall Adams and visited Letllrt Falls Cemetery. Mrs.· Adams and Mrs . Noms visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norris on Monday. Jay Cremeans of Gallipolis spent Monday w1th Raymond Adams. Mr . and Mrs. carl Norris of JWJction C1ty spent Memorial weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Norris and visited other relatives. Visiting Mr . and Mrs. Marshall Adams and Raymond Sunday were Mrs . Freda Evans, Mrs. Raymond Proffitt and Jackie, Mindy Hill and Dolly, Joyce Quillen and baby, Donna Proffitt, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon cady, Lori and Jerry, of West Jefferson, Mr. and Mra. Roy Van Meter, Becky and Melanie . • Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roush of Cincinnati visited Memorial weekend with Mrs. Elizabeth Roush. WEEKEND SPECIAL HOMEMADE StrawberiY Pie with whipped cream . 40~ Gaul's Shake Haven l I I ·, I I I . I , ~ , ( f ( I r ( f ' r ' r f ' NOW 1969 POLARA4 Or . Sedan , v. 8, I-llite, p.-st., p.-br., factory a1r. tmted glass. radio . Very nice fam1,IY car . OLD FURNITURE , dishes, clocks, brass bed s, silver or complete do llars hou se hol ds. Wnte M D Miller, Rt 4, Pomeroy, Oh 1o Call 992-6271 3·16-tfc Conley Slarcraff Sales. Rt. 62. ALUMINUM boats, on county road 18, 150 yards west of Rt North of Pt. Pleasant. W. Va 5·25-IOtc 33 Call 992-6256 Lorenzo T S·r POODLE oy . _ Park viewpuppies, Kennels. over Phone 992· 5443. 8-15.tfc ZIG ZAG SEWING MACH INE 1972 Model, sews all stretch malenal, buttonholes, dial control for fancy des1gns Pr ice r educed because of shopping scratches. Pay only S28 00 cast\ pr ice or terms ava1lable Phone 992·6517 lielp Wanted LIFE GUARD af Mapl ewood Lake, appl y model . $3000, sleeps six, selfmales, 3 females , closely contamed , converter , com related to Rin T1n Tin . pre ssor ; St armaster fo ld · Reserve yours now. John down campers . S1349 ; Trai ler Sauvage, Syracuse, 992 3272 awn1ngs & heaters . 25 pet 5 2112tc off ; Reese h1lches and sway - - - - - - - - control s 20 pet. off ; Camp 1n person or phone 949-4074 or 949-3651. 5·31 31c EXPERIENCED truck dnver ; contact Dallas Hill at 247·2664. 5·26-6tc WORK WITH MISSILE LAUNCHERS IN EUROPE OR KOREA . FULL PAY WHILE YOU TRAIN . Toda y's Army will help you beco me prof icie nt on Air Defen se M issi les. Then give a job 1n Europe or Korea . A job you'll f1nd as exc1 ting as lhe country you' ll be wor king in . You' ll get lO day s paid vacation a year , too. Plus lots of other benefits. If you'd like the challenge and excitement of liv ing and working 1n ano t her country , Today 's Ar my wants to join you For complete detail s cal l 593·3022 5·31 lie WANTED! CARRIERS WANTED IN MIDDLEPORT CONTACT FAYE MANLEY AT 992-5592 CARRIERS WANTED MONKEY RUN AREA POMEROY -ALSOSYRACUSE THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992·2156 6 1 ff c VA CUUM CLEANER . Still in factory r educed cartons , pri ce because of paint 5·19·30tc S'P'ECIAL trucks and low-boy for hire. See Bob or ' Roger Jeffers, 5232. 110 Mechanic Street Turf Tr im Mower. B& S 3'12 h,p eng one ~ ~carton 70.25 9._ Jack POMEROY w. Carsey , Mgr. damage . 7 cleaning at ~ Phone 992·2181 tachmenls Plus carpet L..--------~ . shampooer, 515.88, Phone 992 CAMPER, 16 fl. sleeps 6, good 6511 6-1tf c cond ofion , $1,000. Phone 992· 6329. 12x60 MOBIL E hom e, 2 5· 12-ff c bedroom ; phone742·5461 affer ---------= 5 p. m. 6-1 3tc For Rent or Sale HOUSE IN Long Boflom , phone FARMALL Cub fracto' with 985·3529. plow, phone 1·304.882 2361. 5·21 -tfc 6 H ie - - - -- - - - -------------TEAM OF MULE S and har· Instruction nesses. phone 742-3895 TRAILER 6 1-3tp TRACTO~ TRAINEES NEEDED. Yoo now tra1n to become an '47 CADILLAC tru ck, '65 can ov er the road driver or city Mustang , ' 71 International 32 rid ing mower; Renault rear· end and transm iSS IOn , Side by side refrigerator and freezer, 47" wide Phone 992-6923. 6 1-31c COLONIAL Maple SterecHad•o comb ination , AM FM radio, .4 speakers, 4 speed change r , separate controls Balan ce $71. 39 .' Use our budget terms . Call 992·7085. 6·1 61c STEREO. RADIO combination, Modern Walnut 4 speakers, 4 sp eed changer , separate driv er Ex ce ll eht earnings after short trainmg on ou r truck s with our dri ver in· stru clors to help you . For appl icat ion and Intervi ew , call 304-34.4 8843, or write Sc hoo l Saf et.,. Divi sion , United System s, In c , C·O Termonal Bldg , 5517 Midland Dri v e, Charleston , West VIrginia. 25306. Approved for V. A. Benefits. Placement assistan ce .!available. Over 700 tran sportation companies ha ve hired our graduate s. 6·1·21c controls Balance $65.43. Use Mob~e Homes For Sale ou r budget term s. Call 992• 7085 6·16fc ·.Air, Conditioners. , _P_A_I_N_T_D_A _M _A _G _ E_1""'9-n- z·,g-· Zag • Awmngs Sewong Machines Still in • Underpinning or iginal ca r tons No at· tachments needed as our Complete mobile home controls are built-In Sews servoce - plus gigantic with 1 or 2 needles, makes display of mobile homes buttonholes, se ws on buttons, always available at ... mon~rams and blind hem stitch. Full cash price, $38 50 MILLER or budget . plan available. Phone 992-5641. 6 1.6tc MOBILE HOMES 1220 Woshlngton Blvd. VACUUM CLEANER new 1972 ~23-7521 . BELPRE, D. model. Complete wlfh al.l cleaning fools Small paint damage in shipping . Will take CAS!i paod for all makes and 527.00 cash or budgel plan models of mob ile homes . available. Phone 992·5641 Phone area code 614·423·9531 . 6-1·61c 4·13-tfc - --.,.- -:--- -- . NOW POINT OFFICE Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 SUPPLY \ ' equipment, furniture & supplies . Typewriter & Adding Machine Rtpair. Pick-up & Delivery room s Front porch Large lot near grade school Onl y $6,000.00. SEE THE CAPRI New Deluxe 3 bedroom home. Has la rg e and plenty of closets . Kitchen has double sink. , stove, r efr igerator. free zer Washer .dryer hookups Large livlng·dinmg ,.~ 424 Main St. baths, modern k1tchen w ith stove, re fr igerator fr ee zer. Gas forced air furnace. Fireplace. carpeting Porch, ba sement, 2 lots, 2 car garage TIDY , HARRI SONV ILLE - 3 bedrooms, fi replace on f.v ing. POMEROY - Bui ldmg 28x80 ha s 2 la r ge rooms down 5 r oo m apartment and 2 business room s up Main St locat1on . $25,000 00 or w ill take a good off er Bulldozer Radiator fo floe Sma llest · Heater Core SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. EXPERT Whfel ~i&nlllent·" Open 8 Til s Monday lhru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy , ~ large kitchen plenty of small recreation room , gas forced air heat, Ches l er water. well and pump, on excellent black top road . $9,500.00. NEEDSTORAGE? -6 lots with farge storage building in Pomeroy , THIS YOU MUST SEE , JUST 58,200.00. Cali992-22S9 lf no answer 992-2568 HENRY E. CLELANO SR. REALTOR RACIN E'= 6roomhou se~li ath, ut1l1ty room , garage, $10,000 ; 992 ·3020 Middleport KEBLER S BOOKKEEPING SERVICE POMEROY 2 Un it apt. hou se, ultra· modern show ing incom e of S1 85 monthly , li ve in the 4 bedroom apt. down & rent fh e 2 bedroom apf. up for add itional Income Spec ializing In Small Businesses $17,500 . 304 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992-3795 or Mason 773.5535 70 Volkswagen ___ --------~1495 V·8, standard , long wide bed, 1/2 ton . 68 Buick Electra 225 ________s1895 '995 Gel Rid of Them Will do any average single dwelling far ga s furnace, 11!2 A., very level, g')cd wa ter supply QUALITY 5. Year Wrltfen Guorantee. Call 614-949-3511, if no an. swer, coli 614-4S2.JISB. Comfortable 3 bedroom & lof 100• 190 Mddl epod . $7,950. .Y-CITY EXTERMINATION 321 Third St. 160 Coal Slreel - Also locafoon of th e Mlddl eporl C Racine, Ohio of C offi ce. SEE US FOR: Awnings, storm 3·31 -ffc L - -- - - - - - - - - ' doors and wondows, carporl~. NEW HOME. 6 rooms and bath marquees, alum inum siding RACINE - 10 room- house, (3 bedrooms). ful l basement and railing. A. Jacob, sales bath, basement, garage, two with ullllly room and garage; representative. For free lois. Phone 949-431 3. electric heat , fully carpeted; · esll~ates , phone Charles 4-5-lfp TP&C wafer in home ; y, acre Lisle, Syracuse, V. V. Johnson and Son ~ Inc. -~=---.,.,.---; lot In Riggscresl Manor ; 100 STOllE, garage and recreation pet. financing available ; see ~---------.:3_:·2 ·11• room - $2,500. ~lock and Gene Riggs or phone 9~5- 3595. equipment - $5,500, on state 5·31 -lfc route close to Meigs Mine, phone 992-6048. \ 5·28-6tp , NICE 2-story home with full basement, 2 lot~. now forced Big ~IPJcnv Moytlv Autometlc's :2 speed operation air furnace. Near Pomeroy . Choice of water temps . AutQ. water level Ele,.,entary School Phone 992·7384 to see. 11-7-ffc c~nlrol. - - -- - Auto Sales .. ; CTnl" Frlter o~ Power . Fin Agitator P"ird'li"..Prfu ,.. Maytov 1964 VALIANT, good running condition . Phone 992·2679. 6-1 -ltc Halo of Hut Dryers Surround clol)l'' L "'i.fh gentle, e'\len hill.: No hot IPOI$, f!O t .Vtrdrying, MUST SAC.RIFlCE '69 Dodge 112 ton pickup Call at Lot 5, -..fnt )FIIIor. ~ Lint • , Wo !llp~c It in . MA,YTAQ ·. · Cline's Trailer Park across Rod etrm • ltr'fiCI :RUTlAND ·fURNifORf Lo<oded, vonyl top '995 Fury II , 4 dr sed , only 8,475 mil es One owner. A stea l 1969 Dodge only s1895 Ton Pickup, long wh ee l base, custom cab. One owner 112 only s1195 1967 Buick LeS abre 2 dr H T One loca l owner , low mtleage 1966 Buick R1viera. all overhauled while only s1095. w1th black Interior. Just 1967 v.w. $995 Ver y clean V.W. New Pontia c trade·in 70 GMC Pickup __________ .!.1895 69 Ford Torino Gl---------:..~1795 only s1595 1969 Dodge Dart 4 dr sed., 6 cyl , auto. Low mileage, new G.M.C trade·on 1966 Buick only s1195 Skyl"'k G.S 2 dr H T, one of the cleanest 66's anywhere 2 Dr H,T We Service What We Sell Our Word Is O..r Bond 10· Super Bee------------s1895 Open Evenongs lill7 p.m. & sat. till S p.m. Service Till 12 Noon on Sal. Ron & want to please ev<!fvbod y so we lry See: Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS . Ph. 985-~og ,.,~ 'l"':hLI> Located on St. Rt. 7 ' Chester, 0. , ITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 69 Cadillac Sedan DeVille,'air ............. '3500 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, air.............'2600 68 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, air ............. '2600 69 Olds Cutlass Wagon, air ................ '1995 11 Ford lh t Pickup, V-8, auto., P.S..... '2695 1970 FORD 52095 Ga la xie 500 Hardtop Coupe, V·B engine, automatic trans· m1ssion , power steering & bra kes, wh 1te finish, black vinyl top, v1nyl int erior . Wh,lt~ wall tires, like new, radio 69 Pontiac Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T., air....... '1995 68 Chev. Bel. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., air ••••••••• '1495 68 Olds 98 HJ. Cpe., _power, air ...... ·· , '1895 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, air.............. ' '995 1969 CHEVROLET S239S Kingswood Estate Wagon. faclory air. automati c transmission , power steer ing & brakes , luggage r ack Green fin ish with green vinyl Interior. rad io. ex tra sharp car and one you will apprec iate 1966 VOLKSWAGEN SQ. BACK SEDAN 11095 New ring job, clean interior, good tires, rad1o, Heater. .I Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES.I:OO P.lll . Tuppers Plains Society News '149.50 bath home on Ov erlo ok ing 2 D' Sedan 68 Buick Skylark __________ !1795 Pomeroy Motor Co. OF TERMITES · - TERMITES Close lo Rutland. large I floor plan home. basemen! & Marqu1 s, 2 dr H. T Stand , long w1de bed . f'~EROY, OHIO Sec luded Country home, modern alf .electrlc on 3 A. tra ct. lots of timber , out of town owner ,· make an offer 69 MercuiY•____________ _!1795 70 Dodge Pick Up 4 speed , A-1 condition . Sharp black finiSh ON ner out of town - I'm accepti ng ofl er s on t hiS 1nves tment pr operly M sily made Into 3 or 4 apt s. Downtown M iddleport ' auto ., long wide bed 68 Firebird 400 WAS s1395 1 phone 949-4195. from Blue Fountain Motel, Gallipolis. 6· J.6tc '1395 v.a, $495 $2795 1971 Plymouth 4 speed, Plum w1th wh1t e vmyl top 2 SI6IIS .Pomeroy HoJne· &· Auto llvmg room has firepla ce, barbed wire fence, some lomber, MINERALS. Just $17,600. 10 ACRE BABY FARM House about 8 years old, sm~ll barn, 3 bed,ooms with closets. bath. dining room , porch, full basement with J;. Ton . OPEN''UNTIL 8:01P.M. eacn evening • except Saturday .. Sunday. -GUARANTE&o.-: Phone 992-2094 bedrooms. large bath, tiled, has new balh and hot water tank, cellar, 40 acres for cull 1vat1on, 30 acres under WAS s1595 992-2151 -- __.. _._-OR ..9~2-215? MIDDLEPORT - 5.55 On i\1ost America [_C!Q. Pomeroy - 1 story fram e, 2 building, 4 bedroom home, 70 Ford Pick Up 5 608 E. Main 51. Pomeroy 1 LIKE NEW 2 DOOR SEDAN V-8, auto. DEPENDABLE CITY . Pameroy ·~ CLELAND REALTY 64 VOLKSWAGEN 2 dr. H. T., auto ., one owner . RAWLINGS Rad•ator Specialist Ph . 992·2174 $449 llko 66 Ford Fairlane '1595 Chevel le Mal ibu .. 2 d, , H T , 16,421 miles. One owner ' ·Nalhon Biggs nea r ly 3 acres of land. Ask ing price, $7,500 00 m 1les from Un ion bridge, on Route 4. barn 38x50, crib, house, implement 6 cyl., Da"'rtOW""' MW. $2895 1971 Chevrolet 2 DR. H.T. STO. See Emerson Jones. Pearl Ash, Hilton Wolfe, Wallace Amberqer, Dick Rawlings. From the largest SYRACUSE 2 BEDROOMS- Bath, front & back porch. city util il•es, CHEVROLET MALIBU 66 Dodge Dart ~;0 "I USED CARS 1965 6 cyl .. 3 speed . - BUSINESS BUILDING 160 CoaiSt IN ONE OF SMITH NELSON • 68 Mustang WAS $1795 NOW Moder n bath, n1 ce kltchen, 2 por ches, level lot Near stor e cab inets , 2 nice porches, full basement , natural ga s, forced air heat, 2 car garage. 357 e.ngmc, std lraJ:ls 6 cyL, 3 speed . '179 5 1966 DODGE DIOO '!2 ton pickup, V-8. 3 speed. long bed. · good tires. lots of service left here, we sold this truck new .. . Take Your Summer , Vacation Std . GS 350, real clean Pt. Pleasant ' 67 Mustang WAS s1995 NOW PHONE 675-3628 carpeted. Now only S16.000 00. VACA'NT POMEROY - Move rlghl in. 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms. 1'f2 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 396 engi~e. 4 speed, A-1 condition. ' '1 895 1967 MERCURY Monterey 4 Or ., V-8, automatic. p .. steering. runs and looks like a '70 model and look what we ' ve done to li1is price. Complete line of offoce REASONABLE RUTLAND - 3 bedrooms, bath. panelong in several Just 11 Avenue Large chicken Eco?omy Tiller, 3112 h p. B&S eng ine Reg . 159.95 144.95 1968 MUSTANG Convertible, V·8, automatic, p.- steering, sharp little summer car and look at . the price . Pomeroy . Phone 992.3525 after 7 p.m. or phone 9'12- Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. ·Broker 80ACRE FARM MOWERS & TILLERS NOW l Or . 69 Chevelle WAS s2095 1968 POLAR A 4 Or. H· Top, '1 ·8, l · flite, p .·st . , p. -br . . factory air, tinted glass, rad1o. maroon & white . haul fill dirl, lop sool. Dump Real Estate For Sale NOW ', • • 65 FORD H. T., P.S., P . B., air conditioning , deluxe inte r ior The following cars have been in inventory for 90 days, we we're cutting the prices to' move them. Save SS$ on this sale ... 1970 HORNET SST 2 Or . Sedan , V-8, automatic, p.: sleenng, sure grip, radio, ws-walls, sharp little car lrom A.M. • :: SPECIAL SPECIAL 70 Buick Electra 225 It's Clearan~e Time At DEPENDABLE CITY Free Esltmates. We 1lso 5-21 -ffc 111 Court St. -==::========-, . Wanteo To Buy D1 ck. Karr , Jr 6-10 tf c TIRED OF YOUR ~RESENT HOME, THEN CALL US FOR A CHANGE. IF NO SALE THERE WILL BE NO CHARGE. WE HAVE OVER 40 PROPERTIES LIS TED Pomeroy, Ohio WITH US f!OR YOU TO SEE. 5 ·26-~tc. ~__ _.:._~_ _ _,__., )'- ·- . r«LEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE . 992·3325 ·992·2378 STARCRAFT School Out REGISTERED AKC White L--=======:-:=::;;;;;~~===~ Special s 18 ft. 5 • loVf profile German shepherd pups, 7 frailer for $1869 , 20 f~ 7 - 201 weeks old lhe lsi of June 3 to moving mfo trailer , must be sold by Monday , May 29, can be seen any tome af 729 Oliver St.. Middleport. Dav is. CHESTER, 0 . Service Phone 992-2522. NOW AT HARTS *· THEN TRADE IT IN. nHEIL" LEGAL NOTICE ' USED CARS UNRELIABLE-FAULTY .()BJECT! ' PAUL HARRI S, whose ad · Clress is unknown , Is her eby not ified tha t on the 9th day of May , 19'72 Lena Turner , bemg th e plaintiff flied her comptamt 1n part 1l lan against htm as a defendant , in the Cornman Pleas court , Me 1gs Caunly , Oh io, an d being case number ~ Beautiful Buys U.F.O.? Business Services 10 SOWS, heavy w1th pigs, will PUMP. your sluggish SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller guaranteed . Reasonable , 5-2-lOfc DON'T & PLUMBING CO. sept ic tank Gel Klea,., ·Emrales Phone 992-3213. Sanitation, Stewarl, Ohio Ph. AII Sept1c Tan k Cleaner . 662-3035. 7-27·1fC 240 Lincoln St. 5·31 -Jfc Landmark Farm Bur ea u, 2 12·1fC Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy k•ndn ess. AUTOMOBILE 1nsuranco.been Dba Anthony Plumbing L loyd Nice and fa mi ly. Marine Sales 6 2 ltc cancelled? Lost your SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Lowell, Char les, Law rence IN Contunc t1on w1th our operator 's license? Call 992· We have a complete Homt X, 1911 REASONAB~E rates . Ph. 446· McN1ckle and famll res. Mac hmery D1spersa l Sale, 14 FT BOAT, 25 hp. Evmrude 1971 GREMLIN Maintenance Service the 2966. If 4782. Gallipolis, John Russell, motor , gas tank. and trailer . Kawasakt Big Horn , ppone 6 2 lfp Saturday, June 3rd, there w!ll year around . No m1tter whit I 6·,15· c Owner & Operator . phon e 698 4396 · Reedsv ill e, 667·3652. also be a Ga rage Sal e of your need. Complete roof or 5-1 2-lfc 6-1-3tc 6-2-6tc clo th i ng , m is cell a neous spoutmg repe 1r . Interior . or SEWING MAtHINES. Repair --~--------------LEGAL NOTICE household il ems. etc. J M. ------------exterior carpentry . ~lhng service , all makes 992-2284. c. BRADFORD, Auctioneer 14FT Fiberglas Crestl iner boat Gaul. Rf 3. Pomeroy lm COAL, Limestone, E >:cel sior The Fab,lc Shop, Pomeroy. lilt and Pant ling and Sodlng. IN THE Complete Service. w 1fh trailer and 40 h p. Chesler. O.l. Salt Works. E Main St .. COMMON PLEAS COURT Au1horlzed Singer Sales and Compleft Plumbing & Phone 949·3821 John son motor . Phone 992. 6· 1 2tc Pom eroy, Phone 992·3891. OF Ser v ice. We Sharpen Scissors. 294 1, Pomeroy, Ohio Racme. Ohio . Heating. 4·12-tf c MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO 3-29-ffc 'Crill Bradford 6 1·4fc Day Number 99'1-2550 DEWEY RAY BIRCHFIELD 5·1·1fc we have 24 hr. emergency and READY -MIX CONCRETE CU FT chest type B F. - -- - -- - - MARY L. BIRCHFIELD , RE GISTE RED Appaloosa Stud 16 FT FIBERGLAS boat woth 9 Goodri delivered right to your service. ch deep freeze ; good CALL 94~· 2789 for aulo body and Sycamore Street, 142-!941 Ser v1ce, S50 Reg. mares, $40 40 h p motor and trailer ; pro1ect. Fast and easy . Free 992-SBOJ condrt ion, phone 949-2405 paint work . Also repa1r) iber Mrddleport, Oh10, Plamfiffs Gra de, Fra nc1 s Benedum, phone ~92 ·3 509 estimates. Phone 992·3284. '898 742·4761 , Vs. 5 31 3fp glass boats, plus electric and Phone 661·3856 5-31 ·lfc - - - - - - - - MRS. R. E . CANADAY and gas welding· . Stan ley' s 5 17 30fp Goeg lei n R~ady.Mi x • Co ., . ~;::=W=e~•~ re:f:::u:::lly=i~n='u:red ==; R E. CANADAY , ALMOST new mino boke, 5 Cuslom Body Shop ~· Middleport, 0111o. -..Addrtn Unknown, months old, paid $269, will 5·19·301c 6-30.tfc . For Rent El at ., Defendants take $150 ; phone 992·5083 after --------~ NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TRAIL ER space, River view 4 p.m BACKHOE and dozer work. BACKHOE AND DOZER work. No. 1.5,0~4 EARTH MOVING Trailer Park, Hartford , W. 5·3l ·lfc Seplic tanks installed. Call' Septic tanks installed George The Defendants, M r s. R . E. Va , con cr ete patio , all Ca nday , R E . Canaday , th e. (Bill ) Pullins. Phone 992·2478, Bob or Roger Jeffers 992-3525 Dozer & End loader >'lork, un known hei r s, dev ise es , ufl l1f1es; phone 304-882·2006. NEW Holland hay crusher, 4·25·ffC or 992 5232. ponds, basement, land· le ga tees, adm l nistra tci r s, 5-28 12fp excell ent condit1on, Andrew 5·19·121c "D"Oc:Zc:Ec:R:--a-n"d' ba=c"k-.::hoe d 1s lr l bu tees, -e xecuto rs and ""'""' work, sc~plng. We have 2 size Cross, Rt 2, Racme, phone ass1gn s of L C Br ec htel. ponds and se pt oc tanks; B & K doiers. 2 size loaders. Work 241 2852 Decea sed, and the ~nknown 5·31 ·lfc HARRISON'S TV and Anlenna 2 BEDROOM modular home on Exca vating, Phone 992·5367, done by hour or contract .. herr s, devis ees, legatees, ad Plaintiffs Crow, CroW & Porter, Atto,nevs for Plointllfs "· ( 5) 12, 19, 26 ; (6) 2, 9, 16,23 . 9 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., June 2, 1972 ·sentinel Cla·ssifieds 'Get .. .. "" ' '' ' " . f a- The Dilly Sentinel, MlckUeport-Porneroy. 0 ., June 2, 1972 . ... ' '68 BUICK Special, 6 cylinder , standard, e.cellenl second car, phone 992·2374 \-142-4211 Arnold Crete · Rutlend _______________5-_ 31 ·~P •.~-(~----~-----·~----------~..~-~·~-~~..~.~ o By Mrs. Evelyn Brlckles SWlday School attendance at the United Methoxlist Church was 35 and offering $13.29. Worship attendance was 23 and offering $23.30. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wells of Long Bottom have moved their new trailer to their lot in the Arbaugh Addition one day last w':~: Saturday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fttch at Hazel, Ohio Sunday. Mr . and Mrs . Thurman Babcock visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Coleman at Syracuse Monday . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and family of Colegrove, 0., Mrs. ShirJey Hasen and family of Bellville, Michigan, Mrs. Lea Jean Hawkins and Mrs. Lilly Shultz and family and CHESTER - The annual Alumni Banquet at Eastern High School will be held Saturday, June 10, al 7:30 p.m. Reservallons may be made by contacllng Marilyn Robinson, Rt. 2, Coolville, or phooe 985-3829. 66 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full pow., air ••.. •·'895 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door H.T. ........... :••'695 63 Olds Super 88 4 Door H.T•••••••••••••• '595 69 Dodge lh t Pickup, V-8 std............ 11395 Good Selection New Cadillacs &Oldsmobiles In Stock! .. We're Dealin '! Karr & Van Zandt .. "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" • 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Until 6:00Til 5 PM. Sat. '. ::~d pa~en~o·:~ndv~~ RedeemersPresent Prouram 6 ' and Mrs. Everett Shultz and son Danny vacationed at John Arbaugh and attended the Ce4ar Point, Ohio over the Alumni Banquet at Eastern' week end. . Saturday evening. · Mr.andMrs. DaleSpencerof Mr. and Mrs. Marion Riggs Colwnbus visited here Sunday and family of Logan, 0. was with his sister Mr. and Mrs. overnight guests of Mr. and Wayne Brlckles. Mrs. Brlckles Mrs. Lindsey Lyona and family had the misfortune to fall at Saturday night. Mrs. Riggs and her home injuring her children visited her mother "shoulder. Mrs, Dorothy Dodder Sunday. Mrs. Nelsel Weatherman Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore spent tbe weekend with her Boyles villi led relatives in West brothe• Mr. and Mrs. Elclred Va. and went to cemeteries Grim" of Athens and attended there over weekend. church servlcell there. Miu Judy Perry of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walker Parkersburg, Mrs. Elizabeth and daughter Ruthle and Mrs. Coleman, and son, Mr. and Larry Curtis and children arid Mrs. Roland Cole~ and son Mr. and Mrs. John Newell and of Sebring, Ohio was Sunday children spent Sunday with guests of Mrs. Bessie Webster. relatives In Kentucky and went · to cemeterl• there. Mr. and Mrs. Blain Taylor visited relatives al New Australian conservationists Martlnavllle and went to the estimale l h II t Widespread cemetery Sundlly. slaughter has left some of Mr, and Mrl. Charles the 21 ·nenera of kangaroo Nichols of !IUnola spent near extinction . Stiversville The Redeemers, an instrwnental and vocal group from Kanauga, presented a program Saturday night at the Laurel Cliff Free l'l!ethoxlist Church. The group is com)K¥11 of Mrs. Johnnye Stewart, piano; Ray Stewart, Jr., bass guitar; Ray Stewart, Sr., lead guitar, and Bobby Stewart, drums. Featured in their program was a song written by Ray Stewart, Jr., entitled "Sotiy, Jesus . TO BEGIN STUDY SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Eichinger, and ·John, attended an indoctrination seulon al Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital, Parkers. bdrg, wbere John has been accepted in the school of x-ray technology, beginning July 3. Came Yesterday." The service opened with prayer and group singing of "At the Croas"led by the Rev. Eugene Gill. Selections. by the Redeemers Included "Build a Mansion, "Too Much to Gain to Lose," ' jThank God I'm Free," DEBBIE JOHNSON SYRACUSE - New em· ployee at Linda's BeautY Parlor, Bob's Traller Court. Second St., Ia Miss Debbie Johnson, da9ghter of Mr. and Mra. Slanley Johnson, Route 1, Racine. Miss Jobuoll, a 1972 graduate of Melga High School, was a cosmetology studenl of Mrs. Pauline Hysell. Sbe was presented two achievement awards 111 lhe class. EVANGELIST COMING Ray Humphries will be the Restoreth My Soul," "What a evangelist in a series of gospel Happy Day," and "Prisoner of meeUngs to be held at 8 p.m. Love." from Sunday through Saturday, JWJe 10, at the Bear· wallow Ridge Church of Christ, QUEEN NAMED just off Route 681, between Mra. Edith Gardiler was Darwin and, Allred . named "queen of the week" on the baall of weight losa at the Tuesday night meeting of the BEGINS JUNE 5 TOPS Club held at the BradRACINE - Vacation Bible ford Church of ChriJt. Runnerup was Mrs. Frances Hysell. Schovl will be held at' the Each member dilcusled the Wesleyan United Methodist diet 11!'hich 11 ~t suited for Church of Racine, June 5 her. ~ May queen will be through June 9, 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. announced next week. "I Know," 11CityofGold," uHe IJI!!III9!!I ~ Bu•ck 992-2174 Pontiac 8· News Notes T'HJCKS · MAIN ST., POMEROY OHIO ~~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~, ,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,:::::,,,,,,,,,~~'''':'~''8;3~,,,~-:::~;:s,o~~. Mr. and Mrs . Randall Talbott, New Lexington, VIsited his mother, Mrs. Olive Talbott, Sunday. Randall has recently been appointed supermtendent of lhe Perry Coun'ty Schools . . Robert Ritchie, Belpre, was a recent visitor of his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Durst and Tom. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Van Meter and daughter of Pomeroy spent Saturday with Mrs . Ada Van Meter. Dale Van Meter of Racine 8pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Van Meter and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Donohue. Mr. and Mrs . Norman Lehew have purchased a newly conslructed home from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hilton. Mr'. and Mrs. Tim Wilkerson and Shawn of Colwnbus spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Durst. Several from this conunWJity attended the commencement services at Southern High SChool SWlday evening. Miss Loretta Middleswart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Middleswart was valedictorian. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Price and daughter were recent guests of her parents', Mr. and Mrs. Blll Middleswart and son. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lawson and daughter were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ward and family. · Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison, Pomeroy. Mr. and 1 Mrs. Larry Gluesencaffip visited Mr. and Mrs. Danny Haines on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fitch called on Mr. and Mil- Ralph Brewer and son, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gene WoH and Richard were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wolfe, SyraCWJe, Friday evening . Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fitch; I.:ong Bottom, called on Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fitch and family Wednesday eventna. Mrs. Ruby Bryant en· tertained Thunday afternoon with a birthday party for h~ daughter, Debbie, on her seventh birthday. Mr. and Mrs . Theodore Willford and daughter, De Witts Run, were recent callers of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hilton. Mrs. Paul Evans and Paul Dean were recent guests of Mrs. Mae Van • Meter and Ruby. Mrs. Louise Gluesencamp and Nikki attended a 4-H Club meeting at the home of Mrs: Ada Van Meter Friday af· ternoon. Mrs . Olive Lawson has returned from the Veterans Memorial Hospital and is feeling some better. Bob Van Meter of Erie, Pa ., spent Memorial Day with his mother, Mrs. Mae Van Meter and Ruby. ' Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Roseberry and family of Racine, visited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Middleswart and family SWJday afternoon. Recent guests of E. H. Carpenter and family were S. W. Durst, Mrs . Mildred Donohue, J . W. Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Durst, Dale Van Meter, Mrs. Ruby Bryant, Dave and Debbie, Mrs. Mae Van Meter, Bob Van Meter, D. W. Wilson, Tom Durst, Mike Dailey, Mrs. Linda Ward and Shelly and Nlckki Van Meter. Plunge Into Evening The d a y s of the casual, " fun " evening dress may be numbered . As part of ''the nostalgia mood, formal wear 1s takmg its cues from the 1930s and '40s, when velvet, chiffon, sequins and s i 1k were king. Plungmg n!!Ck· lines and backs abound; as do soli chiffon ruffles. Property _ Transfers ' Laura Mae Nice, Admrx., Albert L. Hartung, dec'd. to Harry Michael Carleton, Candace Elaine Carleton, Parcel , Salisbury. Frank R. Beach, dec'd. to Rev a N. Beach, Cert. of Trans., Middleport. RevaN. Beach to Dorothy M. Yeauger, Lot, Headley & Russell Add., Middleport. Myrtle B. McBride to Bobble R. Moore, Luella B. Moore, Lot 294, Sulton. Harold F. Rawson, Mable Rawson to John J. Sebo, Rose Ann Sebo, Lot 501, Pomeroy. William G. Russell, Mary E. Russell to Wllllam E. Bartels, Diana L. Bartels, Parcels, Sutton - Minersvllle. WilUam Grueser, Buena Grueser to Harold H. Blackston, Helen E. Blabkston, 21'. Acres, Salisbury. Linda Stewart to Roger ' Stewart, .5 Acre, Chester. · John Russell, Magdalene Russell to John James, Barbara James, Lot 20, Nye's Add., Pomeroy. Dollie Mae Pickett to Charll!l L. Pickett, 90Acres, Sallabury. Jemo Associates, IDe. to Gary L. Sebold~, Connle K. Scholderer, Lot 22, Riverview Acres, Middleport. Lindsey Lyons, Jr., EUzabethG. Lyons toHarryN. Lodwick, Juanita Lodwick, Lot 2 LEGAL MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS The tax books are now open for the June or Second half Gollec.tlon of the 1971 · Real Estate Taxes. Also for delinquent tax. Closing date will be July 3, 1972. t1MARD E. FRMl �• 10- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport.Pomeroy, 0 ., June 2, 1972 Landmark to Acquire · · Evans ·P aeking · S. tock Some Packers Balking· On Democrats' Dinner ... COLUMBU S i UPI )OfFicials in the state Agriculture Department are w-ging firms they regulate to buy tickets to a .Democratic fund-raising dinner, Scripps· Howard Newspapers reported . today. Scripps said tlie $100 tickets to Saturday night's dinner featuring Sen, Edward Kennedy, MEIGS THEATRE Tonight thru Tuesday June 2.6 PLAY MISTY FOR ME (Technicolorl Cl int Eastwood Jess ica Walter ALSO CARTOONS SHOW STARTS 7 P.M . I RI ' ,~ I 11 \'./ 'w' 1 NHJiilly Tonight , June2 Double Feature Program COLD TURKEY Dick Van Dyke PLUS Woody Al len's BANANAS Louise Lasser IGPI • SATURDAY June 3 Double Feature COMPANY OF KILLERS IGI Firemen ALSO LOST FLIGHT I Co lor I Lloyd Bridges Anne Franci s iGI Sun .- Mon. -Tue. June 4-S-6 Double Feature Program . "LIT TLE BIG MAN" I Color I Dust in Hoffman (G PI PLUS The Incredible • 2 HEADED TRANSPLANT Bruce Dern Pat Priest' IGP l (Continued from Page I) Village at the meeting were Muyor John Zerkle and · Mrs. Roger Morgan, a member of council. Ohlinger also is a council member . Manning Kloes, president, represented the Chamber of Commerce. The !Wilding committed indicated it will be more than . happy tO' hear from any group, business or individual which will help see the project through , Those interested may ·contact Fi s ~er, Darst or Kloes any time. t' ' t~ t c~n iUry etn.lan Randy Becker, son of Don Becker, Middleport, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Becker ol Mid• dleport has been promoted to the grade ol airman first class. Airman Becker joined the 1605th Headquarters Squadron today at Lajes Field, Azores, PortugaL His military address Is A-le Randy Becker, FR 277-423636, Box 351, Hq. 1605, A.B.G.P. (MAC), APO, New York. .Nixon WASHINGTON (UP!) Wholesale prices 'of farm products and other foods went up in May after two months of declines ·while unemployment continued at $.9 pet ,, the government reported today. The Bureau of Labor Statistics said the unemployment rate remained unchanged last month for the third consecutive month, but the number of persons with jobs continued upward and reached an alltime high of nearly 81.4 million . The BLS said wholesale prices over-all increased 0.6 Died Wednesdfly Divorce Granted A suit divorce and another for support have been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Cow-t. Dana L. Channell, Pomeroy Rt. 3, asks divorce from Judy M. Channell, Groveport, charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Kate Moore, North Charleston, S.C., filed for support wtder the Re ciprocal Agree ment Act against Carl E. Moore, Minersville. In the · same cow-l Beulah Gertrude Casto was granted her divorce from Franklin H. Casto and the case of Jack Ward vs .Joanne Ward was dismissed. pany, a privately owned operation located in Gallipolis, is a modern, federally inspected fudl·U~e meat packing company. The company employs 100 people, ~aughters both hogs and cattle, and processes park and beef products under the , ·French City Brand label. Distribution throughout southeastern Ohio and part of ' 0 Iesa}'e· p nces • uP·-· Wh WiJJiam Rupe ·,.;., So what's changed? Not us. Not yet. We think our first successful century was a pretty good start th• bO't\k Of RANDY BECKER Marriage Licenses The President said the Tommy Howard McGrath, Vietnam War was one of the Jr ., 19, Long Bottom, and Ruth "most extensively disctissed Ellen Adams, 18, Pomeroy, Rt. subjects" dw-ing the negotia3. ,.. lions, but added it would "only jeopardize the search for peace" if he revealed an that was said by both sides in Moscow. Nixon also cited the Moscow agreements on exchange of information on medicine, PQllution control and space, the . pact on prevention of naval in. cidents, and the decision to work for expanded trade. He said they would "create on both sides a steadily growing vested interest in the maintenance of good relations between our two countries." The exciting future PNB faced when coming upon this scene is now "the good old days". For every one of the 50 million minutes we 've been in business, our reason for being in business has been to provide the best in banking servi ce to the people of Meigs County. pomeroy '""""" national · b"nk Laildmark, Inc., and J. Tim Evans, president of The Evans Packing Company, that an agreement has been reached for Landmark, Inc. to acquire all <if tbe stock of The Ev;ans Packing Company. The Evans Packing · Com- world." Money sure was different in tf\Ose days. Imagine, you could ta~e a shot at your neighbor and it might only cost a buck. Of course. it might run you fifty, and that was a lot of money. Come to think of it. it still is. oomemy executive vice. president of (Continued from Page 1I received from Congress generally was warm, indicating ratification of the treaties would be obtained with little difficulty. Nixon in his · 27-minute televised speech said that he William W. Rupe, 82, forhad studied the strategic merly of Kyger, died Wedbalance in great detail with his nesday at his residence senior advisers for more than ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: following an extended illness. three years. Mr. Rupe was born in Kyger, u1 can assure the Congress PLACE CHANGED the son of the late Darius and and the American people HUNTINGTON - Comtonight that the present and Nancy Phelps Rupe. He was a missioning of the Army Corps planned strategic forces of the coal 'miner in Meigs and Gallia of Engin'ee rs' Huntington Counties the greater Pll!'t of his District survey launch, · the United States are without life. He had resided in Coolville qu estion sufficient for the " Pockras, " scheduled for maintenance of our security the past seven years with his Saturday (June 3) will be held and the protection of our vital daughter-in-law, Mrs. Mary at the landing at the foot of 12th Rupe, and his late son, George interests," he said. Street in Huntington instead of Nixon urged bipartisan sup- Rupe . Besides his parents, he . th e Guyandotte launching PQrt for his efforts to "explore was preceded in death by t\I'O ramp as originally planned. . the sweeping possibilities- sons, Orville and George; his ... which this season of summits wife, Ina, in 1921 ; thre e has now opened up for the brothers, one of whom was a . , ·: . . , tnal il any oeJ1)on shall sl\QOt at or,~tdp anoth$t oilt, . , son, with lnt~nt 10 inJure ori!JUt $Uei) person in fear;..:._ < ~very person so oltendinQ s111111 on co·n1/lctlon lhereof, be · f1nec •n eny sum noi exceeding lifty" dollars, nor less than onE( dOllar ... " · " · ., today by Kenneth N. Probasco, ing, since he was persistent, and. decided maybe we ought to donate something." · Nee! said "a lot of key peoadministration programs ple" are selling the tickets to going," Frank Nee!, of the the Kennedy dinner, which is to Division of Meat Inspection, finance party operations, including legislative campaigns. was quoted as saying. Nee!, who joined the departAbercrombie said he saw ment six years ago during the "nothing wrong" with emadministra!ioh of Republican ployes outside civil service Gov . James A..Rhodes, said he supporting the party, includin~ , "could have sold tickets under sale of tickets to fund-raisin~'' · the Republican administration activities.. to support what they were do· ing for the packers but I never heard of such a thing being done." "The greatest segment of all CHESTER - Six of the businesses are manned by Reseven members of the 1922 publicans instead of class o( Chester High School Democrats, but some said they are happy with our program · we,.. reunited here1Saturday and agreed to CQ!Jperate," he night at the Chester Elementary School on the said . "That ended it. I made no occasion of the Chester High promises of favors in meat School Alumni Banquet. The inspection or of reprfsals. '' seventh, Eva Frederrick However, Scripps also quoted several unidentified. McBride, of East Liverpool, wasl unable to attend. packers who saw it otherwise. Present were Grace "They can take away our license and put us out of busi- Frecker Hawley, Helen Hayes Woode, Mae Knight ness ," one was quoted as say· Lambert, Edith Bailey Bahr, ing . He added thai he had conLucille Smith and Cassie sulated an attorney about the Tillie Baum . See Page 5 for matter . account of event. "Mr. Nee! called twice urg- Van Johnson Ray Milland It · was jointly announced ing me to buy ticket$, asking if it was worth $100 to keep the Gilligan admfnistratlon in PQwer ,"another said. "He told me there would be no repercussions if I continued to refuse to · buy tickets, but I got to think- Oass Reunited MASON DRIVE-IN ;, {. .11 l oon D-Mass., are being hawked on the sales pitch that the money will keep the Ohio Democratic party strong and Gov. John J. Gilligan 's programs continuing . "I sug&<est t~)h e meat packers that (Agric'Ulture Director ) Gene Abercrombie is helping a lot of them and that they should buy tickets to keep the (!illigan Collins Out twin, and a sister. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Arthur (Hulda ) Rupe, Zanesville; seven sisters, Mrs. Ira (Gay) Sowards, Toledo; Mrs. Ervin (Shirley) Swartz, Johnstown; Mrs. Hollis (Estelle) Searls, Rutland; Mrs. Amanda Van Kirk, Mrs. Carl (Dale) Weineman, Mrs. William (Helen ) Frazier, and Mrs. Arlin (Garnet) Rife, all of Kyger; two brothers, Hollis Rupe, Kyger, and Robert Rupe of Middleport ; lour grandsons, and several nieces and nephews . Funeral services will be ·~eld at 2p.m. Satw-day at the White Funeral Home in Coolville with the Rev. Donald Wells officiating. Burial will be in Coolville cemetery . Friends may call at the fun eral home any time. TOUR PLANNED A Meigs Women 's FeHowship potluck dinner will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Ohio Valley Christian Assembly Camp at Darwin. They will tow- the camp from 2 to 4 p.m., with . dinner at 4. Vesper services will be held at 5 p.m. CLASSES BEGIN Vacation Bible school at the Pomeroy Lower Light Mission, Harrisonville Road, will begin Monday and continue through Friday from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. All children are welcome. .As Stripper West Virginia Is accomplished by the company's own fleet of refrigerated trucks. Sales for the year 1971' exceeded ~ $7,000,000. Landmark, Inc. is a manufacturer and distributor of a complete line ollivestoc~ . feeds, seed , fertlllzer, petroleum 'products and related !arm supplies, as well as a marketer of grain , pork, poultry, and eggs. Landmark's volume last year exceeded $156 mlllion . According to. Probasco, The Evans Packing Company wiD be operated as a separate wholly-o wned subsldiury of . Landmark. J . Tim Evans will continue as manager of The Evans Packing Company, and no change is anticipated in personnel, livestock buying policies products manufaclured or' customers served. Evans added , " We wJll continue to be active in our local community activities, especially In those related to agriculture . ~ pet. in May compared With only 0.1 pet. in .each .or the two prev1ous months. ThiS was due mainly to a sharp 1.4 pet. jump in p~ices of farm products and processed foods and feeds, and ~ 1.3 pet. mcrease m consumer food pnces. After adjustment for seasonal factors, tile mcreases were not as sharp - 0.$ pet. for all whole prices, 0.8 per c]!nt for farm products and processed foods and feeds, and 0.5 pet. for consumer foods. May marked the fourth month out of the last six months in which prices of farm products and food in superO(iening round pairings for markets had increased the First Annual Fruth sharply . Pharmacy Slo-Pitch Softball Tournament were announced , .. today. • 1 HOLZER HOSPITAL The 12-team tourney to he June I Discharges played at Bachtel Field in Bitha Escue, Maude Shaver, Mason, will he held today, David Rinehart, Jesse Cun· Satw-pay and Sunday . ningham, John Moore, Sharon Trophies to be awarded at Hewitt, Mrs. Donnie White and the conclusion of the ASA daughter, Shannon Robbins, Sactionedevent will be sponsor Dallas Tipton, William Payton, and Individual for first place, Rosemary Nance, Judy ·. McHaffie, Inez McGuire, Mae M'eadows, Georgia Fraley, Chris Hammonds, John Davis, PLEASANT VALLEY Mrs. Henry Bush and son, Mrs . D!SCIJARGES: Ernest Robert ·Bogess and daughter. Keefer, Letart; Violet Lee, Births Mr. and Mrs. David Bowens, Gallipolis Ferry; Carrie Jackson, a son; Mr . and Mrs. Higginbotham, Red House ; John Morgan, McArthur, a Mrs. Walter Donohue, Point daughter ; and Mr. arid Mrs. Pleasani ; Larry Thomas, Joseph Easter, Millwood, W. Point Pleasant, and Jeffery Ury, Point Pleasant. Va., a son. 00 year COLUMBUS (UPI) - Sen. Oakley Collins, It-Ironton, made it official Thursday that he was going out of the strip miQing business. ' im" It Is economlca 11Y possible to meet the ' r th ecenUy regulations 0 · e r passed atrip mine law in Ohio," said Collins, co.nflrming lie wa~ not reapplying to the state for a permi\ to operate his Collins Mining Co. north of Ironton. The pern1lt expired midnight Thursday and 70 mine employes were to be laid off, Collins said, The new Jaw places stiff reclamation requirements on strip miners. · Collins predicted other small mining companies might follow his lead and not apply for permits when they expired. Reapportioned out of his Senate seat, Collins is seeking election to the Ohio House in November. Asked about his future now that he is out of .the mining busineils, CoUins said, "Don't worry about me. I'll make out all right. " ' PT . .PLEASANT - A Goodyear The situation at the plant where two spokesman said Saturday at least 10 phone coqsecutive nights . of .striker violence calls had b~n made by plant of(icials to has occurred was described by the the office of West Virginia Covernor Arch spOkesman 8s '1extremely serloWi." M~re asking police protection. at its Plant management has expr<;ned a str1ke-bound Pt. Pleasant Chemical Plant. deep concern about the personal safety The spokesman said that,the governor of more than 100 salaried employees st.lll could not he contacted personally, and that In the plant. his office has been unable to provide any The spokesman said that if the assurance that protection could be violence continues, it is only a matter of provided. time before serious injw-y to personnel in the plant will occw-. the plant's gate house ·was showered with Shots were fired at the plant early rucks and fire bombs. Windows in the gate ·Friday morning, damaging a refrigeration .house were smashed and six salaried unit. Lights • aroillld the · plant and employees were driven from the building. automobi les were damaged by bal) Severa l sa laried employees were struck by rocks, but none was seriou,sly beatings loosed by sling shots, Explosive devices were also thrown injured. into an area which enclosed a gas pumping Tires were set afire ilnd rolled down station which supplies fuel for pjant the entrance road toward the plant. One operations. . tire rolled through a plant gate, and struck At approximately 3 a.m., Saturday, a truck dock , but no serious damage Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 11,000 3n PAGES _VO_L_.= Vl=l..;.·"'!NO;;.;.·. ; ,l,;,.8_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _P_om_er-oy--M-id_d,_epo_r_t_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:S::.U:..::.:NDAY, JUNE 4, f.972 Gallipolis-Poin t Pleasant \ STEVE TATIERSON, A GRADUATE this spring at Meigs High Schoot, is a part of the work study program being carried out in Meigs & Gallia Counties through which students work on jobs in the community and in the school. Tatterson, left, receives instruction on tire balancing from Jack Welker, operator of Jack's Ashland Service Station in Pomeroy . BY BOB HOEFUCH POMEROY - Education may be a many-splendored thing, particudarly when .using toda y's teaching innovations such as the work-study program in which young people earn while working toward their high school diplomas. The program is being carried out now in the high schools of Meigs and Gallla Counties - as well as in others - to make it possible lor •·special education" 11upils . to prepare for and enter productive employment . Known as the "occupational education course," supervised employment is offered. Although the course is vocational, emphasis is placed on family and social living. During the freshman and sophomore years, young people work at small jobs within the school for practical experience and under close supervision of their teachers. Here the objective is to insw-e development of good work habits, provide a sheltered employment situation, and a situation through which good grooming and manners can be emphasized. At the junior level, the high 5chool student may work for one-hall day outside the school in community employment. The Other half day is for regular occupational education classes with the student's A good time for family shopping and saving on all 3 floors. Sale of Womens Dresses Sale of Extra Size Womens Sportswear Sale of Womens Stockings Sale of Mens Blue Denim Bib Overalls Sale of Mens Slacks Sale of Mens Work Unifonns Sale of Mens Short Sleeve Sport Shirts Sale of Electric Fans Sale of Picnic Jugs • Otests • Coolers Sale of Swim Pools • Sand Boxes • Boats • Swim Rings Sale of Baby Crib Outfits Sale of Dinette Sets Elberfelds In Pomeroy And don't forget the Sale at Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street classroom teacher. BY THE TIME the pupil reaches the senior level, he may work in th e com·mwiity all day, reporting to his schoolfor a conference with the teacher for two hours once a week. During the conference, he discusses his on-the-job problems, budgeting of th e money he is ear~ing, co un se ling, academic instruction and personal development. However , should the senior student not he working in the community, or is released from a job, then he is required to return once more to daily classes with his classroom teacher. Mrs. Mary E. Bacon, Middleport, serves as work-study coordinator for the program in Meigs and Gallia Counties. She works 1n close association with the classr oom tea~hers and the administrators. I n add1·t·1on, sh e secures emp1oyers who feel they would like to participate in the program and generally accompanies the student for his interviews in the community, leaving the employer and the student alone following Introductions to chat and perhaps, agree to proceed with a work program . Mrs. Bacon observes the students who are working 1md steps into the picture If again if problems arise. All e orts are Mini-Bike is Blamed . made to correct problem situations. If problems continue unsolved, the student is returned to his classroom until it is determined that he again is ready for employment. Mrs. Bacon is consulted in establishing the salary to be paid the working student. If the business cannot alford to pay the minimum wage, then Mrs. Bacon completes necessary papers to obtain the approval of the Department of Laber for a work situation which will pay less, or at least less until the student has some experience. Contributing much to the program which Mrs. Bacon feels has been very successfud so far - has been not only the efllployers (some 28 of them in Meigs and Gallia Counties), but also the State Bureau of Vocational Rehabtlitation. The bureau provides each student in the program at the junior level a sum of money for work Enjoy Live Entertainment! Publi~ • and The Music Department MEIGS INN Water Skiing Club To Meet Today at 1 l GALLIPOLIS - Gwen Carter an-. nounced Saturday all members of the local water skiing club are to meet at the Upstream Public Use Area, near Dr. Keith Brandeberry's home, beginning at 1 p.m. tod · · ·~embers will conduct initial workouts for the Seventh Annual GalliPQlis ·River Recreation Festival boat show. The club's ski show wiU be held in connecUon with the boat show dw-lng the annual July Fourth celebration on Sunday, July 2, begino;c,6 Dl 2 p.m. PHONE 992·3629 POMEROY (Continued on page 21 Founding' Will he Celebrated MIDDLEPORT _ The tOOth anniversary of the founding of MiddlePQrt High School will be observed at the annual reunion of the Middleport High School Alumni Association which has been set for 9 p.m. on Friday, June 16, at the Middleport Elementary School. Asocialhourat8p.m. will precede the 9 p.m. dinner. Middleport's Evangeline Chapter, Order.of Eastern star, will serve All editors and sports editors of Ohio and national newspapers, radio and T.V., have been made honorary members of the Ohio Society for Promotion of Bullfrogs, Inc., according to Harold Blackston, Grand Croaker . · The Frog Jlllllp will gel underway at 4 p.m. Saturday and the Frog Ball at 9:30 p.m. Announcement of the 1972 Regatta Queen will · be made at the Frog Ball . Entries are still open lor the Regatta Queen Contest. Another special event scheduled for Saturday is the aerial circus at noon and 7:30p.m. and the Casting Derby at 9 a.m. . ., a cubed steak dinner. Tickets for the dinner at $5 each may be secw-ed from Paul Gerard, association president, at 527 North Second Ave., Middleport, phone 9923189 or purchased at Heritage House, Bahr Clothiers, Dutton Drugs, the Middleport Department Store or the water office at Middleport Village Hall. The dinner is open to all former Middleport students and guest.. ,ter" outdoor art show in the: Public Square /is being planned for the Seventh Annual Ga llipolis Ri ver Recreation Festival according to Judy Evans, French Art Colony show chairman. This year's art show in the Gallipolis pa rk is scheduled Sunday, July 2, beginning at 1 p.m. A $2 registration fee will be required from exhibitors who are not members of the FAC. The French Art Colony retains a 15 pet. commission on all works sold. This year, for the first time, the show will be judged and ribbons awarded. Individua l artists will determine the category their work will be judged in, the chairman said Saturday. and-( or) matted and securely wired . In keeping with FAC's PQlicy, all entries are expected to be original )YOrks. To maintain the quality of the show, the following works will not be accepted: ready-to-make kits, any design which has been traced from a pattern, paint-bynumber kits, commercially pow-ed molds or copied works. Entries are to be delivered to Riverby, 530 First Ave., on Saturday, June 17, or Sunday, June 18, between I and 5 p.m., or on Monday, June 19 or Tuesday, June 20, between 9 a.m., and 4 p.m. Entries may be picked up in the park the day ofthe show at 5 p.m., or at River by on Monday or Tuesday, July 3 or 4 between R • p· · 9 a.m., and 4 p.m. The FAC will not be otanans to lCnlC responsible for art works left after that AI Blakeslee Home time. · Entry blanks may be obtained by MIDDLEPORT - Memhers of the contactmg . J udy Evans, Rt . 1, Ga11 1po . 11s, . Middleport - Pomeroy Rotary Club and or phone 446-9769. their families will meet for the annual picni c Friday at 6 p.m. at the home of Rotarian President and Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee, Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy. Cash Bahr, Carl Horky, and Mrs. Paul Smart will assist in arrangements. . Plans for the picnic were completed at POMEROY - Motorists are asked to an open meeting of the club Friday at postpone until late afternoon crossing the Heath United Methodist Church. Ladies of Pomeroy - Mason Bridge. the church ser ed dinner. Two guests were Workers of the Meigs County State Fred· Asche, an Ohio State University Highway Department have begun working medical student who is observing the on the bridge to prepare it for a ·major practice of Dr. R. J,l. Pickens, and Dr. H. repair job ni!Xt month. Traffic crossing the H. King, Gallipolis. bridge before 3 p.m. each day while the Use of Bridge Is Restricted work Is being done not only creates problems for the highway department workers but is causing traffic Ueups. Motorists can save themselves time by waiting until later to cross the bridge, James ·Bailey, superintendent of the department in the county, said . The bridge will be closed entirely to motor traffic in Judy when the major repairs are to be made . Persons may walk acr0511 the bridge at that time, however, Bailey said. Meigs Men Charged in 845 Theft frOm Vendor ·Get Probation GALLIPOLIS - Nine truancy cases were heard Friday during a special session of Gallia County Juvenile Court. Acting Judge Wray Blevins of Pike County ordered suspended 'sentences to the Juve~ile Diagnostic Center a.t Collllllbus for hve youths charged Wl\h truancy ranging in a~e from 12-1fi. Judge Blevins ordered that all attend school regularly next fall or'face execution of their sentence. . . Willard and May McCormtck , Gallipolis, were fined $40 and cost. for failure to send their son to school. · A 15-year old boy was sentenced to one week in ~e County Jail lor shoplifting. .. EXPANSION NEARING COMPLETION - carter and Evans Construction Inc., Is cofupleting a 10,000 square foot ,expansion progriiiJI at Federal Mogul's Haller Division Pl&llt ' • A bigger and better flower show with the theme "Twin City Appreciation" will run from 1 to 9 p.m. on Saturday and from I to 5 p.m. Sunday in the air-conditioned showroom of the Pomeroy Motor Company, according to Mrs. Reid Young and Mrs. Tom Stewart, co-ehairmen. SqUJJre _ 4rt. Truant youths SATURDAY NIGHT 10:00 UNTIL 2:00 I performed inside the school such as in cafeterias , libraries, offi ces, th e classroom as helpers and in other positions . Mrs. Bacon pointed out that without the special education project, which serves an eigh t-<:ourty area (she personally only works in two coun ties), most special education students would be unprepared to function as independent contributin g citizens. In Meigs and Ga llia County high schools, 103 youths are enrolled in the program, including 78 who during the past school year had in-school work placement and 25 in community work placement. Nineteen of these studen ts received special services from the Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation and 10 others received special vocational training from GALLIPOLIS - A mini-bike accident damage to the remainder of the ho.use. was the indirect cause of a fire causing an . According to · the rePQrt, Mrs. Heck estimated $5,000 property loss Friday became a1armed when her eight-year~ld 'evening at the McGuire Subdivision, daughter, Judy, was injured in a mini bike southwest of here. . ' wreck in frorit of a neighbor's home. The blaze originated from overheated Judy Heck was admitted to the Holzer food and grease from pans left unattended Medical Center with a fractured leg and on an electric range at t~e residence of Mr. body bruises. Fourteen men and one truck and Mrs. Philip Heck, 375 Debby Dr. responded to the emergency call. Fire Chief James A. Northup said the lire spread to an exhaust fan, kitchen cabinets and ceiling. There was heavy smoke and heat damage to the dining area and hallway. There was Ught smoke Enjoy A Night Out! Now you Know An estimated 2 to 3 million persons died in the great Irish 'amines of the 19\h Century, :aused in most part by Jestruction of the potato crop by blight, a fungus iniecUon, MRS. MARY C. BACON OF MIDDLEPORT is coordinator of the work-study program conducted in Meigs and Gallia County high schools as a part of an eight· county project. Through the. program, students earn money while preparing for gainful employment. Mrs. Bacon, who has 28 participating employers in th e two counties, invites more business participation. Those interested may contact her at the office ofthe Meigs County Superintendent of Schools. POMEROY - "Regatta City , U.S.A.," the name these days for Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohio, will be the destination for many sportshfans, vacationers, and former . res1dents the weekend of June 16, 17, and 18. Jack Kerr, president of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, sponsoring the regatta, is certain this 8th annual event will ~e bigger and better than ever. An added featw-e this year will be a Boat Parade on the Ohio River, scheduled for I p.m. Saturday. Earl Ingels and Jim Mees are heading up the boat parade program and prize awards. Aflea market, headed by Mrs. Charles Gloeckner a nd Mrs. Charles Taunton, will run all three days. The Big Bend Parade will be early Friday evening, Jun e 16, followed by the var iety show by the Tuppers J'lains Community Club and a teenage dan ce sponsored by the American Legion. Work and Study Plan Pays· Off S!!?o!!.!itf.l!e':..!.'L:,~:. ..... 9 THE NEW. 15 CENTS Eighth Regatta Best Says Kerr In Pomeroy Are Open Friday ·and Jan Haddox Families THREE SECTIONS . ' INDUSTRIALIST DIES CLEVELAND (UP! ) Funeral services will be held Monday for William H. Johnson, president ·of White Consolidated lnqustries Inc. Johnson suffered a heart attack May 7 and had been hospitalized since then. He died Thursday at the age of 51. union negotiators failed to agree on a new . three-year contract. The union representS nearly 500 hourly employees. Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley • NEW YORK (UPI) Research doctors reported Thursday that Important breakthroughs In treating luekemla and other cancers . bad been achieved and that the outlook .for further progress was encouraging. Dr. Joseph V. Simone told the National Conference on Cancer Chemotherapy of some accomplishments In the treatment of children suffering from acute leukemia. to reach the governor personally, The situation at the Pt. Pleasant plant, · the spokesman added, does little to encourage industry to locate, expand, or even remain in West Virginia. The Goodyear plant was struck at 12 midnight, Thursday by United Rubber Workers .Local 644 after ·company and tmts Poss ible thundershowers today throughout Ohio. Continued warm. Low tonight 51155; Clear Monday. Highs 81Hl5. sponsor trophies for second and third place, and individual trophies for most hits and most home runs . There wlJI be no admission charge. Union 76 will open up the affair playing Gulf Oil at 7 p.m. on Friday followed by Quaker Stale taking on Peoples Bank at 8 p.m. and then Maplewood playing Meadow Green at 9 p.m. On Satw-day, K & K Mobile Homes will play Foote Mineral at 10 a.m., the winner of the RC vs. 76game will play GuUOilat lla.m.; Falls City wlJI play the winner of Quaker State vs. Peoples at noon; F•rmers Bank wiU take on the winner of the Maplewood vs. Meadow Green game all p.m. and then the Barons of Athens will play the winner of the K&K vs. Foote game. Saturday Nights Until resul ted. The Mason County Sheriff's office and tl1e "West Virginia State Police have been called during each of the disturbances. State police have responded to the calls, and have· investigated each of the incidents . However, according to the spokesman , a night police detail is desperately needed to prevent violence at the plan t. The spokesman suid that plant management is continuing in its attempts + Weather Pairings Announc~d E!bert~lds rotect1on or s • • Ave., GalliPQlis. The new addition wilt give "the plant !!quare foot of manufacturing room. M-G Paving is increasing the 'parking Jot at the plant lo accommodate 75 h more cars. / ' )J • GALLIPOLIS - Two Meigs County men have been charged here in connection with the theft ol $45 in change from a vending machine at the Superior Car Wash on Eastei'I'J Ave . Booked on charges of forced entry into a coin receiving device was Kenny Ray White, 29, 134 State St., Pomeroy. George Andrew Miller, 22, 217\2 North Third St., Middleport, · was chargea with receiving stolen property. They were arre,!ed Satw-day by Middleport Police. The '!!.elden! occw-red Monday evening. Sgt. Garland. Nibert of the Gallipolis Pollee Department and Gallia Coilll\Y Prosecuting Attorney Hamlin C. 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