https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f3bcb40b47f36497be5f585dbfd52120.pdf 6bebca93fae47b7b7f26d4a45607894a PDF Text Text ' . ' •• ' ' ' - • -· • 10'- The Daily ~ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Apri15, 1973 ~~~es Big wheat ... • • • Winoila Hofbr.an Livestock di~ Wednesday (ConUnued from page I) pushed beef up PARIS (UP!) - Massive U. the cost maintaining livestock S. and Canadian wheat sales to sharp I)' upwards, the sources the Soviet Union last year said. Mrs. Winona HOffman, 53, of played an important role in the "The silles to Russia have 1626 Lincoln Heights, steep rise ~in U. S. beef prices, been a major factQr ." one Pomeroy, died Wednesday at Western farming experts said expert said, adding that world the Holzer Medical Center. today. · beef prices were not headed for Mrs. Hoffman was born Oct. 8, The sales. including ship- any short or medium-range 191~ at Clifton, W ~ Va., tbe ments promised to the Soviets decrease . ddughter of Ray W. and Mary following President Nixon's Natross Pickens, Clifton, who 1972 Moscow visit, redUced domestic supplies and thrust Convention -set MEIGS THEATRE HARTFORD - The town of Hartford will hold its convention tonight at 7:30p.m. for the nomination of persons . Tonight, Aprils wishing to run for offices of rriayor, recorder and Hve NOT OPEN councn seats. Friday thr'u Tuesday Aprii6- IO WHAT'S UP DOC? ltechnicolor) Barbara Streisand Ryan O' Neal IGJ Colorcartoons dulls : 51 .56 Children : 7Sc Show Starls 7 p.m. MASON [;RIVE-IN ' ' ;, 1 I '< ,', , •,,. 1 \loqll11v " CURIOUS FEMALE " Three nubi le . pussycats yearning for love . - Pius"SWEDISH FLY GIRLS " Every man shoU ld met a high -fl ying ~ tewardess. ·~ Rated ( R) ..····· survive. She was employed as a secretary in the offices of her brother , Dr. Ray Rankin Pickens, at Middleport. Surviving. in addition to her parents are her hus band, Uoyd S. ;· two sons, Kenneth and Johnnie Ray; a daughter, The convention will be held at the Mason.Grade School and Pomeroy. all interested persons should Fl.llloral services will be held attend. The election for the at I :30 p. m. Friday at the town officials is Thursday, Clifton United Methodist April 12th. Church with the Rev. Mrs. Bernice Winkler and the Rev . James Dempsey officiating. Partly cloudy and coo l Burial will be in Graham tonight. Lows in the lower 30s. Cemetery , Friends may call at MostJy sunny in the southeast the Foglesong Funeral Home Weather Casablanc" , major port of mod ern Morqcco. is hardly Fri.-Sat.-Sun. Aprilt.-7-S Double Featu re Program misguided individual.o to roll back food prie<!$." At Heath in Ucldng County, pickets that had been showing up at supennarliets In that community 'weren't there Wednesday. Roger Rich, a partner in a supennarket in Newark, said his bus~ss was off about ;W per cent. ·" We expect it {the boycott) to contil)ue for the rest of the week and possibly the first or next but we don't expect prict!JI. · to go down any," Rich said . Rich said the prices would , stay up because farmers would bold more and more cattle off the market . " Pretty soon there won't be any meat on the market for the consumer to buy," Rich ·said. But there was meat to buy in Columbus at one supermarket and cheap too- like ~cents for a porterbo.use steak. Mary Anna, all at home, and her brother, Dr. Pickens, of and warmer . Highs tomorrow in the middle 10s to lower 50s. 0 the wild, wicked city portrayed by Hollywood. Buses s top running at 9 p.m ., and Top all students after 6:30 this evening. MASON - The four top ranking students of the 1973 ' Pioneer II going graduating class of Wahama High School have been named, with Frances Wriston showing on Jupiter tour CAPE KENNEDY ( UPI ) - average of 50 trillion cells. rocket. LaWlch director John J . Neilson said he expected an Hizer Medical Center on-time launch despite more (Discharged) than four hours of work delay . Wednesday caused by severe thunderstorms. " don Cotten, a cattleman from Swisher, Julie Strait, Nellie Brookings, S.D., said Wednesday ranchers are not to blame for the the high price of beef. "That carcass that goes to slaugliier passes through many hands before it reaches the din- §TYLIST' STRETCH· STITCH SEWING MACHINES Sew sfraight, z1g-zag and Sigler, Margaret Schilling, Lillie Rivers, Nancy .Rainey, Paul Morris, Orval Martin, Harry Hill, Donna Handley, dro p- in bobbin, too! Butcher and Jimmy Bradley, Jr. (Births) Mrs . Donald Whaley, a · daughter, Shade, Mrs. Charles Ohl'mger, a son, "t .,. . I' , Gallipolis, Mrs. Johnny Pope, a TOUCH & SEW' MACHINES FINALLY APPROVED CINCINNATI ( UP!) Cincinnati City Council voted IIi Wednesday night to Save on our fi nest sewi l)g machmes. Loaded with fea tures. fluoridate the public water .. son, Ewington and Mrs. Joshua supply, acti_on voters here have Mays, J r ., a son, wa ter ioo. rejected twice in recent years. All Models On Sale Save '92 r __, .. · On Golden Touch & Sew 1 "-.. _ .>,. ,:· , '.:..,_.- ...- ·"'" .- •' Oniy limited Veterans Memorial Hospital . ··-'quantities available. Comparable Savings On All Other Models ~ Do Spring Sewing Now - , Easter and Proms On 'The Way. . ADMITTED PREACHER DIES CINCINNATI (UP!) - Rev. Dr . J . Otis Young, a retired Oh.io United Methodist minister, died Wednesday at Bethesda Hospital here. He was 70. Gibeaut, Pomeroy . We have a cred il plan designed to fit your budget. We also have a liberal trade-in pol icy. APPRovrn .... au or"'" -- +,\Trademark of THE SINGER CO MPAN ~ Stella Racine ; James Snyder, Middieport; William Weaver, Middleport; Dwight Bissell, Reedsville and Pauline Derenberger, Pomeroy. DISCHARGED - Brian Findley, Alma Jewell, Nellie Price, Joyce Ritchie, Harley Slack and Armin tie Ramey. The Fabric Shop · 115 W. Second 992-2284 LOCAL TEMP PLEASANT VALLEY The temperature in downDISCHARGES Mrs . tow~ Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Wi11i3m Jones, Point Pleasant; Thursday was 46 degrees under _ Don Side~s. Gallipolis Ferry; cloudy skies. Emory Summors, Kanauga; Charles Porter, Buffalo and r••••••••••·.. ----~-----~---~----~-, . Richard ~ II, I I I I I ·· FARMERS -- I Wednesday for Mrs. Ralph I Martin, Middleport, who was I injured when she !ell down 1 steps at front of the court- BANK 1 house . I I I 1 1 1 I I I I II DB IV,lrl IN BJI NJCING ,1;1 • . Ea sy does it. , . no pain , no strain . You don't ebv en havJest~ gp~:~o~pt of your car - . and that ends pesky -parking pro 1ems . uw· d is and transac t your bus iness . On Fridays our Drive- 1n tn ow OP.en 9 a .m . to 7 p.m. continuously to be tter serve you. 1 I " 1,·· ·F armers Bank & Savings Co. . I POMEROY' OHIO ~------~----------- was medium damagE;S to both vehicles, but no citation was issued. 1. 1 DIVORCE ASKED I Doris · Haynes, Pomeroy, 1 filed suit for divorce in Meigs 1 County Common Pleas Co~rt 1 !rom . Hayn~s, Basil M•d· 1 dleport Rt. 1, chargmg gross I neglect' of duty and extreme --------------. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was treated and released. At 9' 42 a.m~ Thursday, the squad went to the Earl Roush. home on Wright St. , Pomeroy, from where a child, experiencing dtlficulty breathing , was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. I II . I AUTOS BUMP I Sheriff Robert C. Har1 tenbach's Dept. investigated a 1 two-car accident Wednesday at 1 6:35p. m. at the intersection of 1 -state Routes 7 and 143. Dollj!ld 1 E. Guinther, Pomeroy, turning I left of! oil 7 ohnto 143,bhad histchar . I struck n t e rear y ano er I car driven by Everett I Holcomb, Albany, Rt. 3. There II · I I I Member of Federal Reserve System. I1 · · $20,000 Maximum .Insurance- f or Each Depositor I Point 1 The Pomeroy E-R sguad was 1 called to the courthouse in I Pomeroy at about 11 a. m. 1 I I 1 .I I' I 1 I I I I 1 ·I I 1 Pearson, I Pleasa:~LLEDTWICE OPEN FRIDAY$ 9 'Til 7 Friday and Saturday Elberfelds are open 9 ; 30 A.M. to 9 P. M. The main store . a"d the warehouse on Mechanic Street . BESTFORM SPRING SAl.-£ Reg . Reg . Reg. Reg . Reg . 5.00 7.00 8.00 3.00 4.00 Hi-Waist Brief • · . , • · • · Sale Long Leg Playback · · • · Sale Extra Long Leg Playback ··· Sale Crepeset Bra Sale 2 for Fully Padded Bra • . . Sale cruelty. · were selected for· state. com~ peUUon . The final judging or the blue ribbon winners of the several Meigs County Elementary schools 'in the categOries of visual arts, music, poetry and essays was completed Thursday at . the Bradbury Elementary School. The work · BOOT CUT FlARES ·BRAS AND GIRDLES Waist sizes 28 to 40 .~ Fits easily over boots and he!l. Permanent press. Ideal trousers for general wear - for work . s~_cial sa!e pricH _Friday and S.turday. 3.99 4.99 5.99 5.00 2.99 8.69 Polyester & Cotton Twills · - - ~ - ~&.. • ·k Sale 7.29 9.69 Polyester & Cotton Houndstooth Cnec S.le 8 .2t of the state winners was displayed along with the entries of other finalist.s at the Friday and Saturday Sale Mens 59.95 Friday and Saturday Reg . Sl.OOio $6.00 Belts Women's Umbrellas Chains-Leathers-Vinyls Reg . $2.98 to 55.98 WOMEN'S BELTS Sizes 29 to 42 waist - excellent styles - solid colors - red, green, rust, black, navy. khaki. 100 percent dacron polyester knit flares . Be sure to see all the styles and colors_mens doUble k'!if . drus slacks in solids . stripes - pla1ds -. checks . . B1g · selection. Sizes 29' to •2. Boys S2.9S Short Sleeve_ $2.79 SHEET BlANKETS Sizes·6 to 18. Solid colors · neat patterns - checks. All . permanent press. Big selection of st_y_les. Friday and Saturday Sale 100 percent Polyester with all polyester binding, B0x90 size, Blue , Red, Melon, Gold. · SALE s2.29 Friday and_S.a_turday WOMEN'S SHORTS -~ 2 FOR '5.00 VISIT THE DRAPERY DEPT, See· the new Draperies arri¥ing-every Day:- Alll_e ngths · 36" to 90". Flora Is and solids . some self hned w1t~ thermal foam. Colors to match every decor. Come 1n and make Your selection. Choose Bermuda or Jamaica length i.n 100 percent Polyester· fabric. . One Group SALE PRICES Cleanup BlANKETS ' .Queen and King Sizes For This Sale Good Colors Full Size Our entire stock of large size womens sportswear is reduced for this sale. Coordinates . Tops - Jeans · Pants · Skirts · Blouses. • BEDSPREADS - (Irregular} EXTRA SIZE SPORTSWEAR Choose from the complete selection of Cool Ray Polaroid and .Foster Grant and Sun Scene Sunglass~s . on the lst floor . '' '">"I~I•'.JII' · ''1 -, ciip-ons . metal and plasiic frame glasst:s in a big selection of styles and colors. _Also a fine selection of Sunglasses for children. FRIDAY· SATURDAY ·SALE $88.00 Complete Set Friday and Saturday Sale Mens Short Sleeve Bronze with Maple Avocado · Redwood or Hal- vest Castelle. Table with leaf and 6 matc hing chairs. Friday and Saturday Sale ROYAL TYPEWRITER SWEAT SHIRTS 50 · percent Cotton · 50 percent Kodel Polyester . Sizes sma(l, medium, large and extra large . Solid colors. Friday-Saturday Sa.te· On the main floor. Special sale prices Friday and Saturday on all Royal Portables Standard and Electric models. 2 FOR ss.OO $96.00 Sale! Friday and Saturda,Y 8 TRACK TAPE Sale! Young Mens $8.95 A nice selection of 8 track stereo tapes: Popular · • Country Western - Easy listening and Sacred. These are orig_inal artists on leading labels. · UNLINED ZIPPER FRONT JACKETS 100 percent nylon oxford . water repellent. ronger length - four pockets - zip-in concealed hood. Sizes s mall , medium, large and ex+· l large In red with navy trim or blue with red trim. •6.79 TAPES .................. . SALE •5.00 Friday-Saturday Sale '7.79 TAPES •. ; ...•••••...•.•.• SALE '6.00 ' •7.99 ' . · '10.79 TAPES ................. SALE Be sure to see all th~ other styles -:- Mens ~nd •a.oo Another Big Shipment of Bo·1s ~Unlined JacketS. Ready for your selection. ·BICYCLES Mens $5.95 Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS AT SALE PRicES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Small, medium . large and extra large sizes . White on white . solid colors - neat patterns · good color selection. ---Knit shirts included in this sale. Save on boys and girls bi.cycles · American made . well known brands · 3, 5 and 10 speed bikes · plus 20 Inch and 26 inch sizes. _.Friday and Saturday 2 for •10.00 Mens Short Sleeve ' BLUE CHAMBRAY SHIRTS Permanent press . two button through prockets. Sizes small !l4-14lf2 l. medium ( 15-15 112 ), large (16-16lh ), and · ex tra large {17-171h ). 'Regularly $3.49 . Friday . Saturday Sale 2 FOR '6.00 Sale! Mens [louble Knit WALK SHORTS ~· Buy what you need now and save. Size ~33 to 42' waist. Solid colors and patterns. 100 percent polyester and double knit. 8.95 WALK SHORTS.................. SALE ~~~~ . 7;95 WALK SHORTS~ ................. SALE . and from seven through eighth grades . . Selected to have their work go to the state competition were: Grades 1·3 visual arts : second grade, essay. Grades 4-0, visual arts: Beth Perrin, Pomeroy Elementary, fourth grade, drawing; Tom color painting . Only first place winners go to state in the an. county judging. Second place. winners, however, were named and include Kenny Sue Thomas, Salem Center, first grade, collage ; • Sherry Patterson, Racine, first grade, •collage; water base ; Kris Snowden, Salisbury, sculptur e; MeUsa second grade, Middleport, Ihle, Racine, and Dick ~ Her­ man , Bradbury, fifth grade, tie water color; ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET Open Friday and Saturday night 'til 9 P.M. Plenty. of Free Parking and a ramp if you want to load your own truck. . Headquarters for Whirlpool Washers · pryers • Freezers · Refrigerators . Hoover Washers and . Dryers · ·Armstrong and Congoleum Unoleum floor covering - Lawn Boy Power Mowers • A fine selection of Summer Porch and Lawn Furniture at spe<:ial sale prices · Room Size Rugs · Steel Cabinets and Wardrobes · Water Heaters • Special Sale of ~rpeting by the Yarci · Rug Padding. , · Drive to Eiberfelds Warehouse - Yo"''ll enjoy· seeing the many items on sale. Use our ~wn sensible credit service ' to make your purchases. . . . Be Thrifty! Save All of Your Sales/ips from Elberfelds EROY -- him· reinstated which he was, Ri ta Slater, Kelly., Middleport, fourth grade, oil painting ; Jayne Hoeflich; Pomeroy, fourth the suit continues. Then . on April 7, 1971, 10 written charges were presented to the Board for . the ' Mason County Board o( Education to serve as Mason County Supt. of Schools until July I, 1973. Smith's claim states that on January 23, 1971, in effort to until April27 at which time the Board removed plaintiff from office and appointed Michael Whalen as acting Superintendent. impeach and remove him from office, 22 c harges were Plainiff claims since then the Slate Superintc.Jdent of. School, through an appeal filed, Laurel Cole, THE COAST GUARD, helping to battle the 7 million acre floodwaters of the Mississippi River, called its reserves to duty for the first time in peacetime Thursday and threatened.to jail tugboat pilots endangering battered levees. Coast Guard reservists were put to w.ork helping evacuate families from their homes in Dlinois and Missouri ahead of rising water thai already has made 5,000 families homeless. At least 19 persons have died In the $150 million rampage of the nation's longest river. A crest of 40.5 feet was expected at St. Louis today, the highest level the Mississippi has reached there since 1844. THE NATION'S ltrl'll LARGEST GROUP OF FOOD stores announced it would roll back prices today, but most retail prices across the country remained ~steady despite' the meat boycott. Meat prices dropped slightly on II Midwest markets Thursday, but meat industry employes remained the hardest hit by tl)e boycott as it entered its sixth day. Patrick Gorman, secretarytreasurer of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Work· men, said Thursday the boycott had resulted in layoffs of an estimated 20,000 union members across the country~ .Search for child proved fruitless ·· bdy said to have been kid; . napped in Middleport. The search began shortly after 5 p.m. in the strip mine's land near Kyger Creek High School. According to sheriff's . deputies, a young woman · called the sheriff's depariment . stating a four year old boy had been kidnapped in Middleport, brought to the Cheshire area Car r ie second place in water base painting. Grades 4-8, poetry, essays, musi c; Jayne HoefHc h, Pomeroy , fourth grade, try ; honorable mention ' to Brenda Foster, Pomeroy; Valerie Matson, Salem Center; Kevin Anderson, Chester; asking $500,000 Patty Dyer, Salem Center, plus punitive the amoWJt of sixth grade, essay ; honorable mention, Jayne Hoefli ch, ' Bill Mayer, Pomeroy artist, in study Thursday afternoon when he judged the final competition of the Meigs County cultural arts program, visual arts division. With him is ·Mrs. Ruby Vaughan, Middleport, Meigs County PI' ACouncil president, who headed the program . .~ (Con tipued on page 4) costs . • • enttne ~ Devoted To The Interest.• OfThe Mei~s-Mason Area VOL. XXv NO. 249 .POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OH.IO FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1973 PHONE 992-2156 . ' • = ,JI# 5 .. KIM BATEY and her guitar will provide between act entertainment for the Chester ElementarY. School -operetta tonight. See Pages 2 and 4 lor more pictures .~ History's biggest fraud . ·w s ANGELES (UPI) - Equity Fundlng Corp. of America, battered by what may be the biggest fraud in the history of the insurance Industry, declared bankruptcy Thursday by order of a federal judge. State officials took control of a second subsidiary as Insolvent. Investigations into the activities of the Insurance and mutual funds giant continued by state and federal agencies, more lawsuits were filed and thee fleet of "the Equity affair" was re~rtedly being felt on Wall Street. "All we ooed to do In order to inake this company able to meet its responsfbJHtles ts sell the movie rights to its activities," cracked Gleason L. Payne, state insurance commissioner. , The core of multiple fraud and theft cbarges by state and COLUMijUS ( UPI) - The Ohio attorney genera l's offi ce today described th e State Teachers Retire ment System 's investffien t of $10.8 mlllion in the ba nkrupt Equity F-unding Corp . as a " tragedy ," George .Jenkins, the state 1s fir st ass ista nt attorney the board last week by ihe New York Stock EXchan ge. '" We have been told that if th e equity stock owned by STRS were to be sold today , Ohio .would lose $6 million," ~ id Jenkins . STRS has 185,000 members and an in vestment portfolio of the best investments in the nation by many or the top investment house~ . " The atlorncy general 's orricc has a re presentative on the STRS board of truste~ as well as on all_ other retirement . system boards . J enkins a dmitted there was federal securities law, a class · sha reholders action or various ~laims and proceedings under Lhe {~deral bank rupt cy reorganization procedures ... i1H or any .are possibilities," said Jenkins. Earlier ·this week , the s tate lnsuran c:e Dcpartment ordered general, said the alleged fraud attributed to Equity Funding $2.5 billion .. ":J.'his investmen t Equity had the possibility STRS could lose everything ii invested in Equity Life to stop selling in Ohio. Life Insurance Co., a sub- been recommended b;y several sidiary of Equity ·Funding as national consul~ing fir~s as " fanta s tic , s omething you well as by several local concould not believe could happen sultanls," said Jenkins. '' ln in this day a nd age." fa c t the s tock had been pur~ U. S. District Judge Harry chased until last week by all Pregerson ·of Los Angeles has national investment banks and ordered the corporation into other large institutional in· bankruptcy proceedings as a vcs lors. rcsult o~ f ese izureofdeposits J enkins said Equity fWlding by debtor anks which showed stock.until about two weeks ago Equity'. ooks tobe$20million " had been considered one of short . The STRS purchased the $10.8 mj))ion in E quity stock in Equity should reorganization attem pt :; und er feder.a l bankruptcy laws fail and it Could regain the loss if it works. "Our baslc obitctive ls to sa ve as much rnoney for the retire ment system as we can," said George .Jenkins. ' ' Leg al action may be poss ibl e UJ1dcr state. ir1 surance law, s tate sec urities·. Jaw, July and It was worth only $5 milli on when it was ruled orr Weath(·r . Ohio DA V commander to speak here Monday Highs today in. the mid 50s to lower 60s . Lows tonight in the . upper 30s to lower 40s . Highs Saturday in the upper 50s to the middle 60s. Veterans Memorial Hospital Admi !ted - Paul Henderson, State Co mmander Burch ~'a nnin of the Ohio Disabled Am erica n Veterans will be guest ·speaker ,at the DAY Home, Butternut A venue on Mondsy. April 9. and Dottie Cremeans, Rutland . Disc ha rged - · Wilma An· der~on , Sandra 'Y ates and Otis ;:;:;:;:;:;::::;:::::;::::::::::::::;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:::;:;:::::::::;:::;:::::::::::::;:;:;:::::::;:::::::;:;:;:;;;;;:;;:;:i:!:::::::!:::::·:· Core . federal authorities,' and a number of civil suJts, J,s the charge that the insurance company invest~d customers, fabricating policyholders who never existed. First Meigs EMS station expected in ·serVice soon Cross noted that the idea of a ·regional ambulance service was ~once lved in 1-970 by the Ohio Valley Health Services Foun<{ation , and that i t was des ignated as a nati ona~ demons tration project by . the De partm e n t of Hea lth , Educa ti on a nd Welfare in 1972, The funding, she·said, is complex and cu rrently totals $5.3 million, involving federal, state ' and, local monies for a -guaranteed three years. About landing on Omaha Beach ' . Syracuse village coun cil in a long session Thursday night voled to purchase niarkefs for village s treets and to advertise . for bids"for asphaltic hot mix to repair them . CoUJ1 cil .au thorized Mayor Herman London to ' purchase s tree t markers from Ohio penal system: Bi.ds for hot mi x will be advertised sOU!J . Mee ting with council was Mrs. E leanor Thomas, director of Meigs County Council on Aging , who ea rlier had asked coWJ ciJ for foUr percent for the cOWicil on aging from the .villa ge's federal r even~e night, however, council voted to donate $100 I). he has devoted much ti)ne to and agreed verbally to contribute, if possible, an additional $148 makin g fou r percent of the reveJ}ue shariQg mon ey requested originally. Also meeting with coun cil was Oris Hubbard in regard to . vacated properties located on the American College Road that he judges to Veterans, both at chapter and depariment levels. A former Commander of Akron 35 and adjutant lllcre for the past 10 be a fire hazard. E ber Pickens, council member, agreed to contact' Day plus siX, and serving with the 1st and 3rd armies in 5 campai gns. -He has bee n employed by Mohawk Rubber Company, Akron , for 'll years. A disabled vetvran with a serVice-con nected disability, Disa bled Syracuse Fire Chief Ralph Lavendar in regard to the. two properties. Mayor London presented a letter to council lrom the Farmers Home Administration in regard to app1ication for years , he also se rved on the Execu~ive Committee, as junior vice commander in 1970, senior vice comma nder in 1971 in the Ohio Depariment. (Continued on page 10 ) D.o\V's FANNIN (Continued on page 10) 20 pel. of the total. cost of operating the serVicr comes been changed because of th~ lrolll local sources. Giving housed at Ewing Funera l expressed opinions of fi gures to cqnfirm the need for residents, Home, , and , later moved to ' Mrs. Cross emphasized that EMS, Mrs. Cross said that Veterans Memorial Hospital, where he was giver\ some type w~l be · equipped with two th e emergency medical service 60,000 people die needlessly due of drug , then abandoned. The vehicles, four full-time men , is not a n " invalid transport to the la ck of proper girl said several boys were · and a backup of 36 volunteers. service" but · str ic tly emerge ncy care ~ nd that -involved in the inciden~. but She said the possibilities are emergency. She said that an accidents are the chief cause of she refused to give any names, good that the station will be invalid transport service may ·death in the one to 30 year old including her own. ._ ready , t~~ men .trained and the bcco.m e a part of the program group. Sheriff Saunders began in- vehicles equipped so that .the in the future but that ft;>r now She outlined the emergency vestigating, but called off the service can be available here that phase is not funded . hea lth se rvi ce pac ka ge as search around 9 p.m . Thursday yet this month. Introduced by Mrs. Glenn consisting of 20 ambulances in night. Other stations to go into Dill , president, the speaker lG stations in the seve n county He could not be reached !pis effec t, she said, ·will be at outlined whaf- prompted the area with a microwave soli_d morning to give any further Racine and Rutland, both by initia tion of a regional ·am- state system of communication information as to whether the summer. She · sPoke of the, bulance service program. She ca pable . of conferrin g with reporl was true Or no.t. · possible ' need for a tax levy to told of the youth in Gallia doctors "orl the golr course" if J . J. Cremeans. Middleport help finance the servi~e during County struck by a ca r while neceSSary, and with hospital Police Chief however, said thC fi \·: C year period when riding e bicycle whO laid beside personnel anywhere in the today that no child had been hopefully the se rvice will .be the road ror .two hours due to area , equip:r:ne nt or the hi ghest repOrted missing in Mid· self-supporting. The speaker the lack of ambula nce service ef.ficiency, and well trained dleport. !Continued on page 5) noted that a base run wi11 cos t 'and subsequently Hied. Mrs. . upgraded request. .Thursday Pomeroy; George Cummins , with the !2oth Anti-Aircraft Racine ; Dori s Starc her, . Battalion in World War II, Middl eport, Streets sharing. Council had tabled the Commande r Fannin served station, to be tempoi-arily ~ . ASSOCIATION OFFICERS - The 1973-74 officers for the Meigs County Tuberculosis and H ~alth Association were elected Thursday night at the annual meeting held at the Meigs Inn . Mrs. Glenn Dill, center, was re--elected preslde_nt. Pictured from the left a~e M~s . Dwight Wallace, secretary, Vernon Weber, _ th€ 1972 seal sale chairma n, Mrs. Dill, Mrs:· Charles Ha yes, executi ve secretary ; and M,rs . Bru~ May, treasurer. ' t, TEN CENTS Teachers' und loss tragic . WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON withdrew the - }jy CHARLENE HOEFLICH approx ima tely $25 with a nomination-of L. Patrick Gray IU to be permanent director of the ·maximum fee of $50 but that FBI- B.t Gray's request - late Thursd~y, sayin_g it was ' 'obMeigs County's first these charges will .be totally vious" he would not win.Senate confirmation. by in s urancej Emerg~ncy Medical -5<!rvice cove red The .step climaxed .a bitter controversy oVer Nixon'~ station should be in operation medicare, ana medicaid. selection of Gray as the replacement for J. Edgar Hoover that Whaihospital a patient Is · bef~re the month passes, Mrs. brought charges Gray had acted to " politicize" the FBI and had taken to, she said, will be .Cay Cross of the publi c mishandled the agency's probe of the Watergate ·political relations department of the determined by the condition espionage case. · :- · . . · EMS Of the · patient and the Southeast 'Ohio Speculation on possible new candidates for .the-iob included (SEOEMS ) announced . Thurs- emergency technician with (Continued on page 10) . day night a t the annual consideration to the paUe:ht's meeting of the Meigs County preference. Mrs. Cross said that Initially the plan was to Tuber c ulosi s and Health take the patient to the Association . Mrs. Cross said the first nearest hospital, but tilts has day evening conducted a fruit· less search for a fow--rear q_ld oil; grade, Guinther, Syracuse, fifth , . ,. WASHINGTON- UNEMPWYMENT DIPPED slighUy in March to 5.0 pct. and the number of persons with job§ rose sharply to an aU4ime high of 83.9 million, the government said today, The Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) said the increase of 700,000 in employment occurred primarily among adult men and teenagers, and the drop in joblessness was mostly young teenagers. The BLS said the March jobless rate of 5.0 pct., the same as in January, was "essentially unchanged" from the 5.1pet. rate in February. · Gallia County Sheriff James W. Saunders, and ·his department, aided by members of the Gallia County Civil Defense and other volunteers, Thurs- sixth toe of rights, duties , salary, has . suffered grave mental and emotionaJ distress and damage By United Press lnterna,1onal . .$ PHNOM PENH- AMERICAN WARPLANES blasted the banks of the Mekong River only 16 miles southeast of the capital today, paving the way for a voyage Saturday by a river convoy carrying crucial supplies of food, ammunition and petrolell!ll to Phnom Penh. One town was completely leveled and a military source · reported "many" casualties based on reports from refugees flooding Into Phnom Penh. The supplies are critical since Phnom Penh's supply Of gasoline is expected to run out Saturday. ~ . Horky, fifth grade, Bradbury School, collage ; Doug Houston , sixth grade, Syracuse, water color ; Randy Keller, Chester, . presented against the plaintiff. A hearing was held on these ·determined this _ removal charges on February 20, 1971 in illegal but since April 21, 1971 Circuit Court, then sent to the he •has been Illegally dep-rived ' grade, Racine, water color; Beth · Perrin, fo!lrlh grade , Pomeroy, sculpture; Janet who states these charges were room and at conclusion of testimony the Board recessed which ruled he had been illegally removed and ordered Second places countywide werit to Robert Lee, fourth purpose of removing Smith entered into a rive-year contract~ in writing, with the West Virginia Supreme Court for first. water color. drawing ; Dennis Mi chael, grade, water base ; Rita· Syracuse, fifth; Bob Seelig, Rousey, Pomeroy, sixth grade, Sa lisbury, sixth, tied for to his personal and Smith is professional reputation and judgm.ent, forced to expend large sums damages in for legal expenses . $250,000 plus and the 22 charges djsmissed, . ews .. in ·Briefs,. '6.88 SALE s2.88 · 00 OUTFIJ' REGULAR '109 . . ' . DINEITE SETS grade, collage; Craton Wolfe, Racine, third grade, water ~=:;:::;:;;::::i;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::x:::::::;:::::::::::.~::::::::::::::::::;::x:::~. BUY 'lOUR SUN GLASSES NOW! sale! 1 Piece pick the work which will go to the state level. The entry of one student in each of the various £ields was selected to go to the state compeUtion ftom the first . through third grades; fr om fourth through sixth grades, formally preferred against him by the Board of Education on Education. April 13, 1971 and a hearing The plaintiff claims that he ' was held April 24 in the court- SPORT SHIRTS ( Irregular• Sale •2.88 SALE PRICES PT. PLEASANT - A $750,000 judgm<mtsuit has been filed in the office of the Mason County Circuit Clerk Howard Schultz by the law firm of Billheimer and Losch of Montgomery on behalf of I. Brooks Smith, former Mason County· School Superintendent, against the Mason County Board . ol ------------------------- Reg . S3.98 to S3 .49 Body Shirts. Yo~r choice ·of three styles in basic or spring fash1on colors - Our entire stock of womens Basic and Fash ion Pants is reduced for this sa I e . Straight legs - Flares Cuffs. Many fabrics and colors. Sizes 6 to 20 and 32 to 38 . level was Smith suing for $3/4 million •8.69 Sale 1.88 BODY SHIRT SALE WOMEN'S PANTS in each grade Richard Lyons, Racine, second Racine, third gr.ade, drawings. grade, water base painting ; Grades 1-3, poetry and Charles Geary, Middleport essay• : Phyllis Davis, third Elementary, second grade, grade, Middleport Elemendrawing ; Charles Collins, tary, poetry; Susanna Wise, Middlepllrt Eleme~tary, third Middlep or( Elementary, RIB KNIT FlARE SlACKS SALE 49' Friday and Saturday Meigs County PI'A C<Juncil meeUng ·at the itchool last night. Selection of county winners ternoon when county winners followed by the final judging to Mens Lee Riders Donald Hammond,,~_ Clarice Erwin, Connie Dodson,· Glenna Crisp, Mary Conner, Tawnya ner table," he said . stretc h stilches. Exclusive front FairS, · Jean Glassman, Dorothy Birchfield, Christopher Gardner, Isabelle Maloney, Eva Feeser, Sharon Conger, Mrs. Gary Hale and son, Donna Lambert, Gail Sisson, Traci BartelS, Andrew Williams, Clara White, Geneva CATTLEMEN COMPLAIN CLEVELAND (UPI) - ShelSew st'raoghl and zig-zag stitches for practical a~d decorative purposes! . Dorothy ' Weeks of effort and judging of the work of student.s on the local school level in the C111tural art.s program were culminated Thursday af· ELBERFELD$ IN POME_R OY winning Valedictorian . Co-Salutatorians, each with a 3.94 average, are Marilyn Goodni te and John Burris 620-million mile journey to while honor student Carol explore the planet Jupiter. Circle won he_r honor with a The 570-pound probe is 3.93 average. scheduled to take off a I 9:11 p.m. EST on an Atlas-Centaur Cultural Arts winners judged Friday and Saturday Sale a 3.96 grade average and light s flicker out .soon after- A nuclear-powered spacecraft ward . · named Pioneer 11 is set for launch tonight on a 20-month, NOW YOU KNOW The human body contains an ' .. �. • • .. . . • ' . .. . . . # 2- The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomerov. 0 .. Aoril ~ 1!f'r.l - ":! • .·.~.;.•.; ·:·:·:·:-.•:•:•.•:•:·...-.·.•.'.'.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::~:::::.:-:·::-:;:::::::.::::::=:::::=:::--:::::::::::::::::::::w..;:;:-:-: ,., •'• ... ' •.-;•.·-·-···- .. .... ... -- ....... -~· ~. I Social Calendar I FRIDAY ANNUAL MEIGS County grange banquet to be held at 7:15 p ~ m . Friday at Salisbury School w1th the Rev . Robert 'Hells, chaplain of Ohio State Grange, as guest speaker. SPECIAL service at Rutland Church of God Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Homeward Bound Singers to be featured. The Rev. Tony Vance, Ba.rbersville,' W. Va., guest speaker. Rev. Bertha Kingrey, pastor. Everyone welcome. SATURDAY~ , SUNDAY RACINE CHAPTER 134 OES REVIVAL at Rutland bake sale and bazaar Satur· Church of Go~ beginning day, beginning at 10 a.m. at Isabelle Simpson building, Sunday at 7:30p.m. The Rev. Chelsea Noel will be the Racine . evangelist. The Rev. Bertha King~ey is the pastor. Meigs.4-H Club. 1Vews Preparing material to be cut out was the main proJect lesson TOP WAHAMA STUDENTS - The top students of the 1973Wahama High School greduating class were aru10unced Wednesday by PrUtcipal Robert Seaman. they are, front, Frances Wristen, valedictorian ; Marilyn C.oodnite and John Burris. co-salutatorians and Carol Circle, honor studentPHOTO BY SAM NICHOlS III. at the April 3 meeting of the Great Bend Go-Detters at the home of Vicki Proffitt. There GETI1NG READY - Students of the FHA class, Horne Economics Department at Southern High School, are busy making outfits for the upcoming Spring Style Show to be staged at \he school on April30at 7·30 p.m. Shown in' evening and school dresses (the students are still con•pletmg the outfits) are, front, l-r, Pam Morris and Susan Rice; back, Becky Sams and Rhoda South. were four members and two advisors, Vicki Proffitt and Debbie Boso, present. MODEL SPORTSWEAR - ' WIN AT BRIDGE Milliron, Debbie Harden and Loretta Triplett, 1-r, members of FHA class, are shown modeling sportswear that will be shown at the annual Spring Style Show to be staged at Southern High School on April 30 at 7:30 p. rn. Mrs. Erma Match Point Needs Overtrick 6 NORTH (D) • 52 4 : ~~~ McClurg is the Home Economics advisor. This week is Alter the second finesse succeeds he le~ds a heart national FHA week . II' 8 7 3 • Q J 10 A 2 "'J 9 s 3 SOUTII • A Q J 1 o6 4 • g6 2 t 65 .,. 7 4 Both vulnerable \\'est North East South 1• Pass 1 It Pass ' 2 N.T. Pass 4 • Pass Pass Pass Openmg Jead- t Q East wins but it doesn't matter which opponent ts in . Everyone is down to two cards and East never gets hi s trump trick . Was there any risk in this lme of pl<!Y" None at all. If East ruffed the second dia · mond or club he would m~.re- recreation and a song sing. - 2... Pass - 2 N.T Pass 3 ., Pass You, South, hold: ? .K65 II'QJ54 .A2 .K985 What do you do now? A-Bid four dubs. Your part~ ner is afraid ol spades and you have jus't one stopper so beware of no-trump, TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner contmues to four diamonds. What do you do now? EASTER BASKETS - The C. E. Class of Z10n Church of Christ, Harrisonville Road, has made Easter baskets of discarded bleach containers. The filled baskets sell for $1 each. Displaying some are ~an Knapp, left, and Wilma" Davidson. The Easter project is a ftrst for this clas-s. Persons· w1shing to place an order should 'call 992.0371 or~-99Z'.o421. Oeadlme 1S April 15. ~-;::;:::~;;>::::;;;:;:;;:;... ~;-;.;:;:; ..·:;:;:·.;.·: .·::<=·:::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::::::>::::·<<=::;:;:::::::::::::::·::::::::<:·>:;:*''''''·'''' ' ·:=::;:;.- .,.,.·:·.·. ~ .•·:···:=:··, ··:·: ..:.··:·:· Voice along.Br'Way ..' BY JACK O'BRIAN Memories of a Get-Well Card NEW YORK (KFS) - Nostalgia ... I! you are a grandparent or older you'll remember ~homas Me1ghan, one of the most popular silent ftlm actors ever. In case you are Irish, you will have helf'l'd about him from parents or grand. parentS or older for he was as much an idol among the Irish as were Jimmy Walker, John L. Sullivan or any of the Irish-ethnic oriented champs of the more mnocent eras. John F. Royal was the head of NBC programs m the late 20s, 30s and early 40s' and was the mightiest showman of that earlybroadcastmg penod. ijis whims were more creahve than any network's committees which today start out to construct a theatrical horse and wind up with a camel. Naturally John F. Royal knew Thomas Meigban and adrn1red him both from his Irish pride and the creative success lhe handsome Irish star had ac- complished. Mr. Royal was m London and met Charlotte under whose New York governship Walker had fled America in disgrace ; although miraculously, with little injury to his blithe personality and popularity which launched a never has been approached, not even by the incumbent John Lmdsay, for all his tap~ancmg gag-singing performances aimed at making him a popular personality in the Walker style. Lmdsay 1s handsome, youngish, a TV-Westem- way : he lowered himself to the ambience and size of an opemng vaudeville act; the strawhatted tap dancers weren't the top class in vaudeville; and Jimmy Walker always looked, acted and spoke in his lighter public moods as some thing Lindsay's now discovered he isn't: J1mmy was a STAR. Our good friend and colleague Clark Kinnaird, of Ktng F-eatures, told us this years ago when he noted the dream of a very funny old the 20s and 30s, sitting with other show business types in the Savoy Gnlle; Charlotte mentioned that Torn Me1ghan was extremely ill in New York and they agreed they should send him a mass greetmg card stgned by them all. John Rpyal in one of his customary split-second insights suggested, " Why don't you send him a was to write a short story, have it dramatized into a hit Broadway comedy, then haye it turned ·into a movie followed by a film series using his characters, then a radio show (it was before TV musical comedy star show?" How, they asked. "You get a group togeth.er .from the stars here m London, and I broadcast it to New York and the NBC network." Jimmy Wai:~er, who left Ne'w York under the darkest political cloud after the Seabury Investigation had bared th e vast cupidities of hlS mayoralty, had not spoken out publicly to ;anyone, newspaperman or otherwtse. And the show went on wtth Jimmy Walker its master of ceremonies: " This is a private show for Thomas Meighan ," Walker saitl. for openers, " but you can listen m because he would want it that way ." It .was one of · the great heart-tugging spectaculars 1Joh'n Royal invented that "spectacular" l!tle for all-star radio shows he produced in early-broadcasting) and it was pronounced unanimously one of the most terrific, touching and entertaining mternational theatrical eVents ever. The great Irish tenor John McCormack ~ng. Bessi~ Love spoke. Charlotte Greenwood provided one of her funny songs. Jimmy Walker, erstwhile playboy mayo· was funny but not Ius old impudent self ; he even had some - friendly words for Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt • \ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jacks are announcmg the birth of an et!iht pound son at Holzer Medical Center on Monday. The baby was named Michael mother. Mt· and Mrs. Duane Barr and son, Shawn, of Oak Hill, spent Saturday afternoon with his mother 1 Mrs. E lvira Barr. Mrs. Barr and Shawn spent the evening while Mr. Barr at- style face and flgure who gets himself into all manner of supposedly bright limelights aimed at softening his image; but he went a subtly s!lly 'tended the Mosons Lodge at fnend, one Rod Reed, whose lazy daydream a leading ~angsviHe Shawn. Mrs. Ellen Dutton of Middleport R D., IS a grand- , million quips and set a style for politicians that . of Greenwood, sponsoring appearances Operat1on Evangelize Team, 7: 3Q p.m. Friday, Meigs Junior High School; Saturday, 1 p.m., upper parking lot, Pomeroy; Saturday evening, 7:30, Sun· day 2 p.m. and Sunday, 7:30 p.m., all at Meigs Junior High, Middleport. MONDAY HEATH UNITED Methodist Church WSCS, Monday, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Cbarles Swanson will show slides of \he Ho!y Land. Devotions will be given by Mrs. Walter Hayes and Mrs. discussed include plans to raise Diane Smith . money and a safety report. THE SUNSHINE Clovers 4-H Belinda Baldwin. Club met April2 at the home of WHAT KIND of feed to buy Kay Sayre. There were 18 and the quantity needed were members present and advisors major topics of concern at the present were Kay Sayre, March 2a meeting of the Meigs Cheryl Wright, and Barb County Shepherds; also Allman . discussed was what kind of Business discussed included lambs to buy and the a style show and the Keep Ohio possibility of changing their Beautiful Project. Members judging day . . taking a sewing project are to The next meeting will be have materials together by the April 17 at tho Meigs County next meeting. Extension Office. Mrs. Cllffey, Recreation was led by Becky advisor, served refreshments Baldwin and refreshments to the 12 members attending. _ were served by Bonnie Meeks Pam Kautz. o:a;~:~r!amr, Pass THE JOLLY Zig Zag Slit· YOUTH RALLY, Christian Brethren Church, Mason, W. Va., AprilS through 14, Eugene Phelps speaking. He is a 16year old evangelist from Louisa, Ky. Service, 7:30p.m. MEIGS County Youth Rally projects completed by June. The meeting was held at the Doris Buckley horne. There Everett Davis. were five members present and Doris Buckley and Madge - - -.- - - - - - Smith were the advisors- ilnd Shen Hen throne. The next present. meeting will be April 16 at the Laura Smith led the club in home of Carol Ellis. Items to be '----------~1 ly be getting the one trump he would get if declarer had By Oswald & James Jacoby not tried ' for the overtrick. [NEWSPAPER fNTERI'RlSf ASSN ) A rubber bridge player would have no problems at all with his four-spade con· tract. He would win the dia· mond m dummy ; take a suc- ' The biddmg has beell' cessful spade finesse; go West North East South back to dummy with a club , l t Pass 1• finesse spades a second time; shru g his shoulders after West showed out and eventually wmd up making h1s contract nght on the nose. This would be fme at rubber bridge but 1t wouldn't be much of a score at match points . South should make an overtrick. How does he do it? Simple. He works out a way to make be a demonstration on how to make pizza from scrap by Ann Boso. - Bonnie Boso. chers approved to have their no better than take his ace and return a heart. South wins m dummy : cashes the last high diamond , ruffs a diamond . enters d u m m y with the other high club : ruffs a third club and leads hlS last heart EAST • K9 7 3 II' A J 1o • 973 • Q 10 s • 8 a ll his trumps toward dummy . East ca n do "'A K 6 2 WEST Cindy Lawson, Joann Bonnie Boso led the club playmg volleyball and refreshments were served. Special plans for the next meeting will Everyone welcome. that f\od spent his dreaming time ) followed by a comic strip that would run forever , plus endless revivals and tours of the play until when Rod d~ed he would have to be buried in Fort Knox. " In re Rod Reed 's durable lazy-dreai~ /' Clark told us, "one John Luther Long, a Philadelphia lawyer wh<> yenned authorship, penned a short story which ran in Century Magazine in Jan., 1898. David Belasco bou'ghl Harnsonville Mrs. Dorothy Wright is home after several days 10 Veterans Mem'o rial Hospital as a mediCal.patient. Mrs. Emma Ledhe spent SWlday afternoon at the home' of her sis ter , Mr . and Mrs. Howard Brown who celebrated their 30th weddm'g anmVersary with open house. They had a very nice time and received many mce gifts. Mr. and Mrs. James Crisp ar:e announcing the bilth of a son at Holzer Medical Center. The baby weight seven and one-half pounds and has been named James Jackson . Mr. and M1·s. Jack Crisp and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hocks of Vinton are grandparents. Mic,hael Barr of Glenville State College s pent a weekend the right to adapt it as a one-act afterpiece for 'Naughty Anthony' at the Herald Square Theater in March 1900. Another producer staged it in London where the great Italian composet · . The Dai~ Sentinel DEVOl EO TO THE INTER EST OF MEIGS -MASON AREA CHESTE~ L TANNEHILL. E•e< Ed . R 0 BEAT HOE F L: I C H, Ctty Edttor Giacomo Puccini caught it and chose the play as subject for his next opera ' Madame BUtterfly.' ~ Bingo 1 Grand Opera, a toUring musical ( Henry PtJbltshed dady e~~:cepf Saturday by The Oh•o Valle,W. Savage), countless recordmgs, a movie etc, Publ•&t>,ng Company , 111 etc. resulted endlessly in the materialization of Court Sr .. Pomeroy , Oh •o a Rod Reed dream. The Met did 'Butterfly' in the 1907-08 season, with Puccmi himself as conductor. " He liked another Belasco play ond wrote 45 769 Bus i ne~s Office Pt~one 992 2156. Ed.tor rdl PhOne 992 2151 Second cl a~ s postage paid a! Pomeroy , Oh•O Nat ro na! adverlr~rng r£"presenlat rve Bottrne!l, Gal l agher , Inc; , 12 East 42nd another .opera around it: Girl of the Golden St . , New York C•fy , New York West.' When it had Its Met debut m 1910, movies . --5ubscr.ption rates De were captivating the mobs with Westerns so ' 1>\ICYed ~ by carr,t>r where 50 c.ents per week . 'G1rl of the Golden West' was cold-shollldered oh•artable By Motor Route where earner by opera-snobs th ough .the greatest tenor En nco serv•ce not available One mon ll:l Sl 75 By mall in Ohro Caruso w~1s in the cast. David Belas(.'o s imply and w va , One year S14 00 was an early Rod Reed who saw his dreams' 3rl( months Sl 25 Three months \4 "50 Subscrrpt.on come true." pr .ce Inclu des Sunday T•mes Sen tine I .., 11 ' - - - - - · - --'--- A SAMPLING OF costuming from the school children and Indian groups 1S shown. From the left are Rodney Tripp, Melissa Thomas, Cheryl Folmer and Clinton Bailey. See Page 4 for more pictures of upcoming operetta at Chester Elementary School. With hr s mother , ElVira Barr. M1ss Marge Riggs of Ohio Umverstty m Athen~ spent Saturday even ing at the Barr home. Mr . and Mi·s. Larry Barr and vtsited wtth her parents, M1 . and Mrs. Howard Thoma and her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver, Johnnie and Edd1e, of Bridgeman, ·Michigan. children, David and Michelle, ~::::::::~::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::·.·=:-:-:·:=::::· ·:::·:·.·::: :::::::::·:::·:::::::::::.:::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:*:·:·w.~·::"&:::::::::::x~: I · Gent•ration Rap ,I '~l Hy, Hrl•·n and ~ue Hottel - t., The Ultimate Optimist RAP: Wbat do you think of a girl who isn'tgoing with a guy, but she sees a wedding dress marked down to half price, so she buys it just in case' CART BEFORE THE HORSE? CBTH: I'd say she really believes m the power of positive thinking' - Helen CBTH: I'd say she's a little ahead of the CHirnes.-SUE DEAR RAP : I hope to become a doctor, so I'm especially interested in helping the medical profession . After I die, young or old, I want my body donated to science. H I should die in my teens, my parents will handle my affairs. Can you give me some suggestions on how to te1llhem I want my body sent to a medical school without the fancy funeral or any· thing?- FUTURE DOCTOR WHO WANTS TO HELP, ALIVE OR DEAD P.S. They'll probably think I'm morbid, which I'm not. Dear Future Doctor: Why not use this column to start a discussion? -SUE Dear Perents of Future Doctor: Even If you don't agree -listen. Death is· a normalPart of life and when a teenager talks about it rationally; he shouldn't be considered rnorb1d. - HELEN HELEN AND SUE: . I am a girl of 16 and my girlfriend, also 16, has been out of contact. In the past we shared many great moments. We were just like sisters, apd caUed each other every day. For the vast two weeks, I haven't been able to get in touch with her. I call, and someone at her house says she can't come to the phone, or some other excuse. I checked witli kids who go to her school and they say she hasn't been there. Then I tried calling her again and they hung up on me. I'm afraid something is really wrong. Her folks act so strange they might not even let me in if I went to see her. What can I do ' -DESPERATELY WORRIED FRIEND. Dear Friend : Why not get your parents to call your friend's school? Silrely the principal can tell them why she is absent. H she is ill or in trouble, she needs a friend. -SUE Dear Friend: But your parents must be the go-betweens. You aren't getting anywhere, trying to break down the wall by yourself. HELEN P.S. Please let us know What you discover . [kung an advice column is often like readin6 a story in the doctor's office - and !in_ding the last page torn out. For curious people like the Bottels - that 's darn near falni!-H and S. Te~evision Log FRIDAY. APRIL6, 1973 6 00 - News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15; NBC News 13; Truth or Conseq. 6 ; 3..:..TheDailySe r • · ' ' ,. • n ll\e,,•llddleport.pomeroy, 0 ,, April&, 1973 . Giants defeat Reds 4-1 ' By FRED MeMANE In the National League. brought praise from both UP! Spurts Writer Philadel!ilia is at New York, managers. Juan 11\aricbal provided a Actually, Marichal was rath-- . St. Louis at Pittsburgh, and familiar look to the official er surprised by ~is own effort. Montreal at Chicago today opening of the major league " I had a long winter after the while Houston is at Atlanta and bas~all season Thursday, but operation just to see ill could Los Angeles at San Diego the presence of President pitch. I never thought I'd go tonight. Nixon at tonight's opener at nine innings and never thought The American League has Anaheim, Call£., promises I'd be pitching opening day," Milwaukee at Baltimore and • something dil(erent for today's he said. New York at Boston this af. grand launching of the 1973 The Giants broke the game ternoon and Minnesota at season. open with a three-run rally in Oakland, Chlca.go at Texas and Marichal, beginning his 14th the seventh off Don Gullett. Kansas City at California y~ar in the major leagues, Walks to Dave Rader and tonight. p1tche<l and won an opening Marichal, a double by Bobby President Nixon, who said day game lor the third year in Boods and a single by Chris Thursday that he will attend a row Thursday by hurling the sp ..er highlighted the in· tonight's game between the San Francisco Giants to a 4-1 ning . Kansas City Royals and the victory over the Cincinnati The Reds and Giants take a California Angels, will set two Reds in the only scheduled day off today, but there is precedents by appearing at major league contest. plenty of action in both major Anaheim Stadium. His appearThe Giants' righthander, leagues with five games sche- ance will mark the first time a coming off a disastrous 6-16 duled in each circuit. president wlll attend a season's season last year and a back operation in October, allowed the Reds seven scattered hits and just one run while going the distance. His performance AAA HAS REDUCED LAND COST OF HEART OF EUROPE TOUR BY $100 AAA has taken these steps In the face of dollar dev a lu ation, fluctuattng e_xchange rat es and un certain air fares, as a serVICe to the world's best travel ers ~ it s clients Washington, and the fact \hat he will not throw out the first ball marks the first time a president in attendance has relinquished that duty. Nixon has given the honor of throwing out the first ball to Air Force Maj. David Luna, a returned pnsoner of war . The American League focus BY CONNIE SMITH Meigs H1gh conceded 1ts second track outing to Wellston here Thursday afternoon by a score or 84-4:1. However, six: of Coach Dixon's guys ca ptured Individual events. Tom Lowery, the fastest runner for _the Marauders, took seconds. a.m. 8ll0 relay - Wellston, 1 min. Mile "run Souders-W, Maloney-W, Robson-M, 4 min. 56 sec. 100 yard dash - Hutchison- - Hollingsworth-W, Johnson. W, McKinnis-W, 20.5 seconds . 2 mile run- McCormick-W. SoudersoW, Edine-W, 10 min. 21 sec. M1le Relay - Wellston, 3 Ca rter of Wellston [or first. Here are the rest of the min. 49 sec. Discus - Weber-M, Dugan- results (the top three in each M, Jenkins-W, 109' 9". Pony Signup . ltu'rLAN D - Uoys of Pony League age of this area . interested in playing in tire Meigs County League against teams from Pomeroy, Middleport, Racine and Syracuse, are asked to come to the Rutland lligh School gym at 5::10 11.m. today to sign up. If enough . interest is shown. a team will be organized. W, Wh1tlatch-M, Walton-M, 11.2 seconds. 120 yard h1gh Polevault - hurdles Jenkins-W, Brewer-W, Lehew-W, 8'. Shotput - Weber·M, OilerM, Jenkins·W, 44' 8". Long jump - Ohlinger-M, Johnson-W, Whitlatch-M, 17' 5". High jump - McKinnis-W, Walburn-IV, Maloney-W . 4, 15, ABC News 6; CBS News 8 10; LISSENJ PAW!~ A BRAND-NEW WORD SATURDAY, APRIL7 6. 30- TY Classroom 8; Kentucky Afield 13; Faith for Today 10. 7.0D-- Nelghbors 13; Farm Front 4; Fun for Everyone 6 · Treehouse Club 10, 8. · ' 7 )5-Woman's Point of View 13. 7: 30--Man from C~SI 10; Farmbook 3; Treehouse Club 13; . Sesame St. 20; D1ck Van Dyke 4; Gilligan's Is. 8; Gospel 6. 8 Oo-Houndca ts 3, 4, 15; Pufnstuf 13 ; Jake's Place 6 · Bugs ' Bunny 8, 10. 8 3Q-Roman f'iolldays 3, 4, 15; Jackson Five 6, 13; Sabrina the Teenage W1fch 8; Popeye 10; Mr. ~ogers 20 . 9.0o-Jetson 3, 4, 15: Osmonds 6, 13 ; Amazing Ch 8 10 Sesame St 20. an • ; 9· 3D-Pink Panther 3, 4, 15; Movie Cartoons 6 8 10 lO:Oo-Underdog 3, 4, 15; Elec. Co. 20. ' ' · 10 30--.Barkleys 3, 4, 15; Brady Kids 6, 13 ; Mister Rogers 20; Jos1e and the Pussycats in Outer Space a, 10. ll :Oo- Brothe~ Buzz6; FlintstonesB, 10 ..Sesame St 20; Sealab3, 4, 15;. Bew1tched 13; Band Festival 3. ll :3D- KI.d Power 6, 13; Runaround 3, .4, 15, 12 :QO-Eiec. Co. 20; Archie,'s TV Funnies 8, 10; Funky Phantom 6, 13 , Around the World m 80 Days 3, 4, 15. 12: 3D-Fat Al~rt and the Cosby Kids 8. 10; Talking with a Giant 3, .4, 15 ; L1dsvllle 13 . · 1:oo-Roller Derby 3; Spor ts Challenqe .4 ; Mr Roberts 6 . What . Are Taxes All About? 10; Lassie 15; Monkee~ 13 ' 1:3Q--Pmeapple Place 15 ; American Ba'ndstand 13 · Johnny Bench 4; ~ · Troop6; ABA Play-Off B. 10. ' 2l QO-:..Fishm Hole 13; Baseball Pre -Game Show 3 .4 15 · So 1 Tram 6. • • , u 2· 15- Baseball 3, 4, 15. 2 30- Bonnie Lou and B,uster 13. 3 oo-world of Surviva l 6, 13. , 3· 3D--Roller Derby 6; CBS Golf 8; Lassie 10 ; Auto Race 13 4: 00--Folk GUitar .33;. Lee Trevir.o's Golf for Swingers 10. · 4 30--Audubon W1ldltfe Theatre ~l; World of Survival 6 ' Golf Tournament 8, 10. , • 5:0o-MaklngThingsGrow33; AutoRace6 13 · PerryMason 4 • Green Acres 3. ' ' ' 5:30--Sesame St. 33; Del ReevesJ; Gospel Talent Tim 15 6:QO--News3, ,., a; Mov1e " The Happy Road" 10 e · 6 15-A Look at the Book 15 . ' 6· 3G-;-N_B~ News 3, 4, 15; Reasoner Report 13; Bever! Htltbill1es 8 , Marshall University Report 33 y 7: 00--You Asked For 113 ; Hee Haw 8 ; Lawrence Welk 4 15 · I' Got A Secret 13 ; Love Tennis 33. '- ' ve 7. 30:--Nashville Music 3; · Amazing World of K kl 13,· Btography 33. res n B.OD-AII in the Family 8, 1~/ _Here We Go Again 6, 13; Emergency 3, 4, 15; Movie F1lm Odyssey" 33 8· 30--Br~dget L.oves Bernie 8, 10; A Touch of Grace 6 13; Newsmaker '7 3, 13. ' 9 00--Julie Andrews 6, 13, Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 · Movie " Mayerling " JJ 15; " War & Peace" 4. ' ' 9·3o-Bob Newhart B. 10. 10:00-Carol Burnett 8, 10; Delphi Bureau 13 ; Movie "Adorable Jul ia" 6. . 11.00-News 3, 4, 8, 10; ABC t-~ews 13. 11 · 15-News 13 . 11·30--Movie, " War and Peace" 4; " the Quick Gun" 8· " The Southern Star" 10; " The Invisible Man's Revenge" '13 11 45-News 3; Movie " How to Be Very, Very Popular ." 1s. · 12 00--ABC News 6. 11 : 15..:_Movies "Gunpoint" 3; "Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man" 6. 1: 00- Movie "The Frozen Ghost" 13. 1 15-Movfe. " The Last Days of Pompeii" 4. 1: 45-Movie, "Cify Beneath the Sea" J. 2: 30-News 13. 3. 15-Movie " This :..and Is Mine" 4 Gallipolis Phone 446-0699 Pomeroy -Phone 992-2590 playoff round tonight as they attempt a four-game sweep of the Bullets m Baltimore. Havilcek, Dave Cowens-led HAVE YOU GOTTEN THE WORD YET?-The word is that vacation time is here and although ~iny Tater expresses it as "goo goo glibble glabble," he knows that it means a lot of fun for the whole farn!ly. To add even more fun to your family's vacation, take Snuffy, Loweezy, Tater and the whole dadburn Hoolin' Holler population along with you . Just call 992-2156 and order the Daily Sentinel sent to your vacation address. Balls o'fire!! SNUFFY SMITH will be a ll-fired glad to join ye .. BUILDING INSULATION .000 0 .000 0 .000 (I o o .000 West AUGUSTA, Ga. (UP!)- Big Jack is right on track. Jack Nicklaus, bidding to bee<Jne the first man ever to g .b. win five Masters tournaments •h and 14 major golf champion111 ships at the same time, stood 112 only one stroke otf the pace 'h w. I. pet. San Francisco I 0 1.000 Houston 0 0 .000 Los -Angeles 0 0 .000 A11ant<t o 0 .000 San D1ego 0 0 .000 Cincinnati 0 1 .000 1 Thursday's Results San Fran 4 Cincinnati 1 (Only game scheduled) Today's Probable Pitchers 1972 won-lost records in parenthesis (All Times EST Philadelphia (Carlton 27-10) at New York (Seaver '21-121. 2· 05p.m 51. Louis (Gibson 19 11) at P1ttsburgh (Blass 19-8) , 1:_35 ' Major League Results By United Press International National League 000 010 JOo- 4 9 1 San Fran Cinci 010 oott ooo- 1 7 o ~nchal {1 -0) and Rader; Gullett, Borbon (8) and Bench. LP-Gullelt 10-l) (Only game scheduled) American League (No games scheduled) going into today's second rourx:t . Tommy Aaron, .the Georgian who received a large measure of notoriety here five years ago when he penciled Roberto de Vicenzo out of a Masters' title, grabbed the first-round lead Thursday wtth a four-underpar 68. Atlanta (Gentry 7· 10) , 0· 05 p .m . los Angeles (Sutton 19 9) at San 01ego (Kirby 12-14), 10. 30 P m. (Only games scheduled) Saturday's Games Philadelphia al New York Montreal at Chicago San Francisco at Cincinnati Los Ang at San D1ego, night (Only games scheduled ) American League East w. I. pet. g.b. Detroit Boston New York Balli more Cleveland Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 000 .000 000 .000 .000 ov~rtime, • ~xtra 2 pomts SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (UP! 1 - National Football League playing rules will remain the same for the coming season, Chrcago Kansas Cdy 0 0 .000 Caltfornla o 0 .000 M1nnesota o 0 .000 Te)(as 0 0 .000 Thursday's Results (No games scheduled) Today•s Probable PitcherS 1972 won-lost records in parentheses · - (All Times EST M1lwaukee (Colborn 7-7) at 8alt1more (Mc Nally 13· 17) , 2. 15 expansion The owners Thursday rejected the two major rule changes set before them - Celhcs. ·The Chicago Bulls, who split the first two games of- their series with the Los Angeles Wkers, are lookmg to capitlize on the home court advantage as the teams travel to Chicago for two games straight and Sunday. RUSH ELECTED SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UP!) Ken Rush, veteran bowling w. I. pet. 2 .000 w. I. pet. West Milwaukee Golden Stat e 0 1.000 3 .000 w. I. pet. 2 1 1 2 667 333 w . I. pd. Los AngeJes 2 0 1.000 Chicago o 2 .000 Thursday's Results Milwaukee 113 Golden St. 93 (Only game schedu led) Friday's Games Allan fa at Boston New York a t Baltrmore Los Angeles at Chicago (On Iy games scheduled) POMEROY LANES Wednesday Early Mililed March 28, 1973 Pis . Z1de's Sport Shop 94 Oiler's Sohlo 73 Tenth Framers 60 Smi th-Nelson Motors .45 Young's Market 34 Nelson' s Drugs 30 High Ind. Game - Men· Bill Porter 1\3, Tom Smith 211.~­ Women Pat Carson 192, Lmda Wmebrenner 184 High Series - Blll Porter 555, B. Couch and Jr Phelps 508. Pat Cdrson 488 and linda Wmebrenner .<~00 Team High Game and Sec.1es - Zide's Sport Shop 670 and 1960 • C(!O . rny bag, I thou~hl I hart a good round," N1ckJaus said. " I'd ' been fairly tlght oll wc;_k, but' I'm better now Once an event gets W\der way , f'm u~ually ail . nght." Aaron wa s deli ghted to fmd himself in the lead, admittin ~ he didn 't expeclt to piny thnt well, especially c;1nce h~ was off the tou r more than a month becaal)e Jus wife w:Js in lh(• The other fir sf-round par busters were Bob Dickson and J . C. Snead. ·Sam Sncod's nephew, with 70s and Grier Jones and Phil Rodgers w1th 71s. The biggest disappointment was Arnold Palmer, only a shadow of the golfing great ho!jpltal. l've been playing poorly most of the year," saiil Aa~on 11 CROW'S who won £our Ma s ters championships a decade and more ago, who turned in a 5- ovcr-par 77 - wmd STEAK . HOUSE his highest opening roWld in 19 Ma sters Nicklaus, who wa s four strokes behind Aaron on the • first nine Thursday, found the range on the back mne and H he Home of the Fabulous WHA Playoff Results By Untted Press Internati onal East w. I. gf ga New England 0 0 0 0 Ottawa 0 0 0 0 . I 0 3 0 1 '} TomBoy w. I. gf ga 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 w. I. gf ga Houston 1 0 7 2 Los Angeles 0 1 2 7 Thursday's Results Houston 7 Los Angeles 2 (Only game scheduled) · Friday's Games Minnesota at Wmnlpeg (Ol ly game scheduled! ~ .. Lf! 2 J West Winnipeg Minnesota ~~ Q o; w. L. _· gt ga Cleveland Phtladelphia . (#~ 1 SANDWICH Order By Phone And Toke! Em Home 992-5432 FOR THE BARGAIN HUNTERS WESTINGHOUSE 36" ELEC. RANGE _ _ '49 G.E., 40" RANGE ·'59 FRIGIDI\IRE 30" ElEC. RANGE '49 2 DR. NORGE REFRIGERATOR _:__~ '75 2 DR. G.E. REFRIGERATOR - '99 APT. SIZE REFRIGERATOR '39 GAS RANGE·- - -- - - - · - - '25 G.E. ELEC. DRYER '49 30" GAS RANGE '59 ZENITH HI Fl, AM·FM STEREO -----'159 PORTABLE HI FJ STEREO __ '49 3-23" CONSOLE T.V.'s Your Choice - - '64 G.E. 19" PORTABLE w . stand T.V. - - '74 H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEI'OHT, 0. ABA Pfayoll Standings By United Press lnternationa I East (Semifinals) t Best of Seveol w. I. pet. 3 1 .750 Carolina New York 1 3 250 editor of the Louisville-Courler Journal and Times, Thursday Kentucky was elected President of the Virginia . Bowling Writers Association of America at the group's final busmess meeting. Local Bowling 0 1 000 "Considerin~ d1tions and m} not bemq sun;. · what clubs were COIJllrl!-1 out of National had been expected to play a bit easier .than usual Thursday, but gusty winds kept aJI but seven in the 82-man field !rom breaking par . Oiher Par Buslers cl~an up busmess today at their w. I. pet. g.b. annual s pring meeting by 0 0 .000 naming a comm ittee to study 0 0 .000 leading now . The rain-softened Augusta ow ners, sec ure that their West Oakland • NFL rejects 3 0 New YOrk Knicks may become tile first club to win the first dizzy so far by the John JJ Court St. 0 0 New York Ballrmore Oscar "Big 0" Roherts~n hit 13 of 17 from the field, including 10 in a row, to help the Buc~s down the Warriors, ll3· ' nig ht before 8,49:1 9:1, Thursday TATER'S PICKED UP goes for its third straight over the Atlanta Hawks, who have been run TRAVEL o 2 0 Warriors. ~soston WIDE 0 .000 Boslon Atlanta Basketball Association playoff series with ·the Golden State Call, wnte or visit your AAA Travel Counse lor to get your copy of the AAA DESTINATIONS ' 73 tour - cata log . ~WORLD 0 .000 0 The fourth game will be played here Saturday night. T he OAKLAND (UPI) - The "Big 0" and the " Big D" have propelled the Milwaukee Bucks I Dream of Jeannie 13; Let's Travel 33. ' 7· 00 - What's My Line B; Truth or Conseq. 3, Beat the Clock 4; News 6, lO ; Sa1nt 15; E lec. Co. 20; Folk Guitar 33 · Wild Kingdom 13. • ' 7·30 - To Tell the Truth 6; Parent Game 10; Beat the Clock 13: Porter Wagoner 3; Young Dr. Kildare 4; Protectors 8; College Hockey 20: Wall Street This Week 33. 8:00- Sanford & Son 3, 4, 15; Brady Bunch 6, 13; Mission: Impossible 8, 10. 8:30- Partridge Family 6, 13; Little People3, 4, 15 ; Pass It On 6; Lenox Quartet - Haydn Opus 20; Movie 20. 9· 00 - MasterJ:?iece Theatre 33; Room -2226, 13 ; Circle of Fear 3, 4, 15_. Mov1es "The Sou thern Star" 8, "A Girl Nam ed Tam •ko" 10. 9 30- Odd Couple 6, 13 ; Movie ''Genesis 11" 8, 10. 10:00 - News 20,· Love American Style 6. 13 ; Paul Nuchims 33 · Bobby Darin 3, 4. 15. ' 11 · 00 - News3, 4, 6,8, 10, 13,1 5. 11:30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 : Jack Paar 6 · Movies "Adam's Woman" ~ ; "Cu rse of the Mummy's To~b" 10; " Riot on Sunset Strtp" 13. 1 00 - Midnight Specia l 3, 4, 15; Movie "Reve nge of the Creature" 10. 2. 30 - News 4 0 disheartened hometown fans . Bucks own 2-1 playoff edge Sesame St. 201 Around the Bend 33. "' 6 30 - NBC News 3, w . I. pet. g ,b. hadn't lipped out a couple of long e~le putls, he'd be Aaron holds one . stroke advantage sudden death overtime for regular season games and a two-point conversion arter touchdowns - and also turned thumbs down on proposed rules p.m concer·ning double tou chmg of New York (Stottlemyre 14-10} at Boston ( Tiant 15 -6). 1: 30 passes by receivers, pa$s p.m . completions out of bounds, Minnesota I Blyleven 17-171 a t giving clubs the option of Oak land ( Hunter 21 -7), 11 p.m Kansas City (Busby 3-1) at ta king possession on an out of Ca ltfornia (Ry_an 16-13), 11 p.m bounds ki~koff and movmg the Chicago (Wood 2.4-17) at Texas (Bos man B· 10), 9 30 p .m goal posts from the goal line to the end line. {On ly games scheduled) Saturday's Games The owners also voted to Minnesota at Oakland eliminate the move lis t, keep Kan Clty at Cahforn1a, nrght Ch1ca~o at Texas, night the act1ve roster at 40 and the Detro1t at Cleveland · mactive at seven, extend the Milwaukee at Baltimore lradlng de~dline by a month New York a t Boston and a half and demand stricter enforcement on sidelines regulation during games, NBA Playoff Standings By Umted Press International East (Semifinals) ( Best of Seven) into a 2~1 edge in their National HARK!! Pittsburgh New York St. Louis Chicago Montreal Philadelphia 46 seconds. The nday HEART OF EUROPE is an escorted tour of nme coun trie s includLng London. Paris, Rome. Ac commodatmns·~ are a lways ready and wa1ting When you arrive in Europe Tours are l•mited -to-JO persons. each. , Major League Standings By United Press International N~tional League East Nicklaus and surprising Japanese strongman Masahi 20-121. 2' 30p.m Houston (Roberts 12 7) at "Jumbo" Ozaki hoth had 69s. 440 yard dash - Lowery·M, The next track meet will be Hutchison-W, Walton-W, 54.5 at Ironton this Saturday at tO firsts in the 220 and the 440 yard dashes Dallas Weber also came m first m two events, the discus and the s hot put. Sophomore Phil Ohlinger Jumped 17' 51!1" to leap away in the long jwnp. Running the 180yard low hurdle in 24.3 seconds, Terry Whitlatrh edged Me· 220 - Lowery-M, Johnson-W, Boyd·W, 25.6 seconds. BOO yard run Souders-W, Maloney-W, Robson-M, 2 minutes 13 sec. 180 yard low hurdles ~ Whitlatch-M, McCarter-W, Angles-W, 23.4 seconds. ' today is on the use of the designated hitter, a new rule adopted at the baseball winter meetings which is being tried in-the AL only for a period of three years. The Red Sox have already am(ounced that Orlando Cepeda, picked up by the Red Sox lor the specifi~ purpose of being a designated p.m. Montreal {Torrez 16·12 or hitter , will open In that Moore 9-9) af Chkago (Jenkins capacity today. Wellston .takes meet 84-43 event): and Will hold the hne on land costs for all 1973 Escorted Holidays, guaranteeing the lowest app li cable air fare at departure. inau 6,'UraJ in a city other than Standings Utah San D1 ego w. I. pet. 2 1 1 2 West .667 .333 w . I. pet_ 2 0 0 1.000 2 000 w. L pet. SEASON OPENING SPECIAL S & WDRIVE-IN FIBERGLAS··· OFF RT. 7 BYPASS By Roll or Truck Load Foil faced For Vapor Barrier DISCOUNT OF 10% 15"-23" ON All INSUlATION THICK THROUGH APRIL 21 King Builders Supply Co. N. 2nd Phone: 992-3748 . Middleport, 0. Ind iana 3 l .750 Denver 1 3 .250 Thursday's Results C~rol ina 112 New York 108 lnd1ana 97 Denver 95 (On ly games sched_uled) Friday's Games New York vs . Carolina a1 Greensboro Ken lucky vs Vlrginra at Hampton (On ly games scheduled I EH1 HALF-QUARTS' SPRING FASHIONS Great Se lec~ on · Of SUITS-COATS- TOPS JACKETS-DRESSES ,. SLACKS-SHORTS SKIRTS $ BY I '/ .Betty Rose -Gay Gibson ' . Choice of HOT DOG OR HAM BURGER FRENCH FRIES AND THICK SHAKE only Catalina - Jantzen and Others Shop Our Many Bargain Hacks Fo'r Both Men and Women ~ 89~ With Coupon Expires: Sat, I 1973 ~~A~t S&W Royal Crown Bottling Company Middleport ~ BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. �. • • .. . . • ' . .. . . . # 2- The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomerov. 0 .. Aoril ~ 1!f'r.l - ":! • .·.~.;.•.; ·:·:·:·:-.•:•:•.•:•:·...-.·.•.'.'.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::~:::::.:-:·::-:;:::::::.::::::=:::::=:::--:::::::::::::::::::::w..;:;:-:-: ,., •'• ... ' •.-;•.·-·-···- .. .... ... -- ....... -~· ~. I Social Calendar I FRIDAY ANNUAL MEIGS County grange banquet to be held at 7:15 p ~ m . Friday at Salisbury School w1th the Rev . Robert 'Hells, chaplain of Ohio State Grange, as guest speaker. SPECIAL service at Rutland Church of God Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Homeward Bound Singers to be featured. The Rev. Tony Vance, Ba.rbersville,' W. Va., guest speaker. Rev. Bertha Kingrey, pastor. Everyone welcome. SATURDAY~ , SUNDAY RACINE CHAPTER 134 OES REVIVAL at Rutland bake sale and bazaar Satur· Church of Go~ beginning day, beginning at 10 a.m. at Isabelle Simpson building, Sunday at 7:30p.m. The Rev. Chelsea Noel will be the Racine . evangelist. The Rev. Bertha King~ey is the pastor. Meigs.4-H Club. 1Vews Preparing material to be cut out was the main proJect lesson TOP WAHAMA STUDENTS - The top students of the 1973Wahama High School greduating class were aru10unced Wednesday by PrUtcipal Robert Seaman. they are, front, Frances Wristen, valedictorian ; Marilyn C.oodnite and John Burris. co-salutatorians and Carol Circle, honor studentPHOTO BY SAM NICHOlS III. at the April 3 meeting of the Great Bend Go-Detters at the home of Vicki Proffitt. There GETI1NG READY - Students of the FHA class, Horne Economics Department at Southern High School, are busy making outfits for the upcoming Spring Style Show to be staged at \he school on April30at 7·30 p.m. Shown in' evening and school dresses (the students are still con•pletmg the outfits) are, front, l-r, Pam Morris and Susan Rice; back, Becky Sams and Rhoda South. were four members and two advisors, Vicki Proffitt and Debbie Boso, present. MODEL SPORTSWEAR - ' WIN AT BRIDGE Milliron, Debbie Harden and Loretta Triplett, 1-r, members of FHA class, are shown modeling sportswear that will be shown at the annual Spring Style Show to be staged at Southern High School on April 30 at 7:30 p. rn. Mrs. Erma Match Point Needs Overtrick 6 NORTH (D) • 52 4 : ~~~ McClurg is the Home Economics advisor. This week is Alter the second finesse succeeds he le~ds a heart national FHA week . II' 8 7 3 • Q J 10 A 2 "'J 9 s 3 SOUTII • A Q J 1 o6 4 • g6 2 t 65 .,. 7 4 Both vulnerable \\'est North East South 1• Pass 1 It Pass ' 2 N.T. Pass 4 • Pass Pass Pass Openmg Jead- t Q East wins but it doesn't matter which opponent ts in . Everyone is down to two cards and East never gets hi s trump trick . Was there any risk in this lme of pl<!Y" None at all. If East ruffed the second dia · mond or club he would m~.re- recreation and a song sing. - 2... Pass - 2 N.T Pass 3 ., Pass You, South, hold: ? .K65 II'QJ54 .A2 .K985 What do you do now? A-Bid four dubs. Your part~ ner is afraid ol spades and you have jus't one stopper so beware of no-trump, TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner contmues to four diamonds. What do you do now? EASTER BASKETS - The C. E. Class of Z10n Church of Christ, Harrisonville Road, has made Easter baskets of discarded bleach containers. The filled baskets sell for $1 each. Displaying some are ~an Knapp, left, and Wilma" Davidson. The Easter project is a ftrst for this clas-s. Persons· w1shing to place an order should 'call 992.0371 or~-99Z'.o421. Oeadlme 1S April 15. ~-;::;:::~;;>::::;;;:;:;;:;... ~;-;.;:;:; ..·:;:;:·.;.·: .·::<=·:::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::::::>::::·<<=::;:;:::::::::::::::·::::::::<:·>:;:*''''''·'''' ' ·:=::;:;.- .,.,.·:·.·. ~ .•·:···:=:··, ··:·: ..:.··:·:· Voice along.Br'Way ..' BY JACK O'BRIAN Memories of a Get-Well Card NEW YORK (KFS) - Nostalgia ... I! you are a grandparent or older you'll remember ~homas Me1ghan, one of the most popular silent ftlm actors ever. In case you are Irish, you will have helf'l'd about him from parents or grand. parentS or older for he was as much an idol among the Irish as were Jimmy Walker, John L. Sullivan or any of the Irish-ethnic oriented champs of the more mnocent eras. John F. Royal was the head of NBC programs m the late 20s, 30s and early 40s' and was the mightiest showman of that earlybroadcastmg penod. ijis whims were more creahve than any network's committees which today start out to construct a theatrical horse and wind up with a camel. Naturally John F. Royal knew Thomas Meigban and adrn1red him both from his Irish pride and the creative success lhe handsome Irish star had ac- complished. Mr. Royal was m London and met Charlotte under whose New York governship Walker had fled America in disgrace ; although miraculously, with little injury to his blithe personality and popularity which launched a never has been approached, not even by the incumbent John Lmdsay, for all his tap~ancmg gag-singing performances aimed at making him a popular personality in the Walker style. Lmdsay 1s handsome, youngish, a TV-Westem- way : he lowered himself to the ambience and size of an opemng vaudeville act; the strawhatted tap dancers weren't the top class in vaudeville; and Jimmy Walker always looked, acted and spoke in his lighter public moods as some thing Lindsay's now discovered he isn't: J1mmy was a STAR. Our good friend and colleague Clark Kinnaird, of Ktng F-eatures, told us this years ago when he noted the dream of a very funny old the 20s and 30s, sitting with other show business types in the Savoy Gnlle; Charlotte mentioned that Torn Me1ghan was extremely ill in New York and they agreed they should send him a mass greetmg card stgned by them all. John Rpyal in one of his customary split-second insights suggested, " Why don't you send him a was to write a short story, have it dramatized into a hit Broadway comedy, then haye it turned ·into a movie followed by a film series using his characters, then a radio show (it was before TV musical comedy star show?" How, they asked. "You get a group togeth.er .from the stars here m London, and I broadcast it to New York and the NBC network." Jimmy Wai:~er, who left Ne'w York under the darkest political cloud after the Seabury Investigation had bared th e vast cupidities of hlS mayoralty, had not spoken out publicly to ;anyone, newspaperman or otherwtse. And the show went on wtth Jimmy Walker its master of ceremonies: " This is a private show for Thomas Meighan ," Walker saitl. for openers, " but you can listen m because he would want it that way ." It .was one of · the great heart-tugging spectaculars 1Joh'n Royal invented that "spectacular" l!tle for all-star radio shows he produced in early-broadcasting) and it was pronounced unanimously one of the most terrific, touching and entertaining mternational theatrical eVents ever. The great Irish tenor John McCormack ~ng. Bessi~ Love spoke. Charlotte Greenwood provided one of her funny songs. Jimmy Walker, erstwhile playboy mayo· was funny but not Ius old impudent self ; he even had some - friendly words for Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt • \ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jacks are announcmg the birth of an et!iht pound son at Holzer Medical Center on Monday. The baby was named Michael mother. Mt· and Mrs. Duane Barr and son, Shawn, of Oak Hill, spent Saturday afternoon with his mother 1 Mrs. E lvira Barr. Mrs. Barr and Shawn spent the evening while Mr. Barr at- style face and flgure who gets himself into all manner of supposedly bright limelights aimed at softening his image; but he went a subtly s!lly 'tended the Mosons Lodge at fnend, one Rod Reed, whose lazy daydream a leading ~angsviHe Shawn. Mrs. Ellen Dutton of Middleport R D., IS a grand- , million quips and set a style for politicians that . of Greenwood, sponsoring appearances Operat1on Evangelize Team, 7: 3Q p.m. Friday, Meigs Junior High School; Saturday, 1 p.m., upper parking lot, Pomeroy; Saturday evening, 7:30, Sun· day 2 p.m. and Sunday, 7:30 p.m., all at Meigs Junior High, Middleport. MONDAY HEATH UNITED Methodist Church WSCS, Monday, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Cbarles Swanson will show slides of \he Ho!y Land. Devotions will be given by Mrs. Walter Hayes and Mrs. discussed include plans to raise Diane Smith . money and a safety report. THE SUNSHINE Clovers 4-H Belinda Baldwin. Club met April2 at the home of WHAT KIND of feed to buy Kay Sayre. There were 18 and the quantity needed were members present and advisors major topics of concern at the present were Kay Sayre, March 2a meeting of the Meigs Cheryl Wright, and Barb County Shepherds; also Allman . discussed was what kind of Business discussed included lambs to buy and the a style show and the Keep Ohio possibility of changing their Beautiful Project. Members judging day . . taking a sewing project are to The next meeting will be have materials together by the April 17 at tho Meigs County next meeting. Extension Office. Mrs. Cllffey, Recreation was led by Becky advisor, served refreshments Baldwin and refreshments to the 12 members attending. _ were served by Bonnie Meeks Pam Kautz. o:a;~:~r!amr, Pass THE JOLLY Zig Zag Slit· YOUTH RALLY, Christian Brethren Church, Mason, W. Va., AprilS through 14, Eugene Phelps speaking. He is a 16year old evangelist from Louisa, Ky. Service, 7:30p.m. MEIGS County Youth Rally projects completed by June. The meeting was held at the Doris Buckley horne. There Everett Davis. were five members present and Doris Buckley and Madge - - -.- - - - - - Smith were the advisors- ilnd Shen Hen throne. The next present. meeting will be April 16 at the Laura Smith led the club in home of Carol Ellis. Items to be '----------~1 ly be getting the one trump he would get if declarer had By Oswald & James Jacoby not tried ' for the overtrick. [NEWSPAPER fNTERI'RlSf ASSN ) A rubber bridge player would have no problems at all with his four-spade con· tract. He would win the dia· mond m dummy ; take a suc- ' The biddmg has beell' cessful spade finesse; go West North East South back to dummy with a club , l t Pass 1• finesse spades a second time; shru g his shoulders after West showed out and eventually wmd up making h1s contract nght on the nose. This would be fme at rubber bridge but 1t wouldn't be much of a score at match points . South should make an overtrick. How does he do it? Simple. He works out a way to make be a demonstration on how to make pizza from scrap by Ann Boso. - Bonnie Boso. chers approved to have their no better than take his ace and return a heart. South wins m dummy : cashes the last high diamond , ruffs a diamond . enters d u m m y with the other high club : ruffs a third club and leads hlS last heart EAST • K9 7 3 II' A J 1o • 973 • Q 10 s • 8 a ll his trumps toward dummy . East ca n do "'A K 6 2 WEST Cindy Lawson, Joann Bonnie Boso led the club playmg volleyball and refreshments were served. Special plans for the next meeting will Everyone welcome. that f\od spent his dreaming time ) followed by a comic strip that would run forever , plus endless revivals and tours of the play until when Rod d~ed he would have to be buried in Fort Knox. " In re Rod Reed 's durable lazy-dreai~ /' Clark told us, "one John Luther Long, a Philadelphia lawyer wh<> yenned authorship, penned a short story which ran in Century Magazine in Jan., 1898. David Belasco bou'ghl Harnsonville Mrs. Dorothy Wright is home after several days 10 Veterans Mem'o rial Hospital as a mediCal.patient. Mrs. Emma Ledhe spent SWlday afternoon at the home' of her sis ter , Mr . and Mrs. Howard Brown who celebrated their 30th weddm'g anmVersary with open house. They had a very nice time and received many mce gifts. Mr. and Mrs. James Crisp ar:e announcing the bilth of a son at Holzer Medical Center. The baby weight seven and one-half pounds and has been named James Jackson . Mr. and M1·s. Jack Crisp and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hocks of Vinton are grandparents. Mic,hael Barr of Glenville State College s pent a weekend the right to adapt it as a one-act afterpiece for 'Naughty Anthony' at the Herald Square Theater in March 1900. Another producer staged it in London where the great Italian composet · . The Dai~ Sentinel DEVOl EO TO THE INTER EST OF MEIGS -MASON AREA CHESTE~ L TANNEHILL. E•e< Ed . R 0 BEAT HOE F L: I C H, Ctty Edttor Giacomo Puccini caught it and chose the play as subject for his next opera ' Madame BUtterfly.' ~ Bingo 1 Grand Opera, a toUring musical ( Henry PtJbltshed dady e~~:cepf Saturday by The Oh•o Valle,W. Savage), countless recordmgs, a movie etc, Publ•&t>,ng Company , 111 etc. resulted endlessly in the materialization of Court Sr .. Pomeroy , Oh •o a Rod Reed dream. The Met did 'Butterfly' in the 1907-08 season, with Puccmi himself as conductor. " He liked another Belasco play ond wrote 45 769 Bus i ne~s Office Pt~one 992 2156. Ed.tor rdl PhOne 992 2151 Second cl a~ s postage paid a! Pomeroy , Oh•O Nat ro na! adverlr~rng r£"presenlat rve Bottrne!l, Gal l agher , Inc; , 12 East 42nd another .opera around it: Girl of the Golden St . , New York C•fy , New York West.' When it had Its Met debut m 1910, movies . --5ubscr.ption rates De were captivating the mobs with Westerns so ' 1>\ICYed ~ by carr,t>r where 50 c.ents per week . 'G1rl of the Golden West' was cold-shollldered oh•artable By Motor Route where earner by opera-snobs th ough .the greatest tenor En nco serv•ce not available One mon ll:l Sl 75 By mall in Ohro Caruso w~1s in the cast. David Belas(.'o s imply and w va , One year S14 00 was an early Rod Reed who saw his dreams' 3rl( months Sl 25 Three months \4 "50 Subscrrpt.on come true." pr .ce Inclu des Sunday T•mes Sen tine I .., 11 ' - - - - - · - --'--- A SAMPLING OF costuming from the school children and Indian groups 1S shown. From the left are Rodney Tripp, Melissa Thomas, Cheryl Folmer and Clinton Bailey. See Page 4 for more pictures of upcoming operetta at Chester Elementary School. With hr s mother , ElVira Barr. M1ss Marge Riggs of Ohio Umverstty m Athen~ spent Saturday even ing at the Barr home. Mr . and Mi·s. Larry Barr and vtsited wtth her parents, M1 . and Mrs. Howard Thoma and her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver, Johnnie and Edd1e, of Bridgeman, ·Michigan. children, David and Michelle, ~::::::::~::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::·.·=:-:-:·:=::::· ·:::·:·.·::: :::::::::·:::·:::::::::::.:::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:*:·:·w.~·::"&:::::::::::x~: I · Gent•ration Rap ,I '~l Hy, Hrl•·n and ~ue Hottel - t., The Ultimate Optimist RAP: Wbat do you think of a girl who isn'tgoing with a guy, but she sees a wedding dress marked down to half price, so she buys it just in case' CART BEFORE THE HORSE? CBTH: I'd say she really believes m the power of positive thinking' - Helen CBTH: I'd say she's a little ahead of the CHirnes.-SUE DEAR RAP : I hope to become a doctor, so I'm especially interested in helping the medical profession . After I die, young or old, I want my body donated to science. H I should die in my teens, my parents will handle my affairs. Can you give me some suggestions on how to te1llhem I want my body sent to a medical school without the fancy funeral or any· thing?- FUTURE DOCTOR WHO WANTS TO HELP, ALIVE OR DEAD P.S. They'll probably think I'm morbid, which I'm not. Dear Future Doctor: Why not use this column to start a discussion? -SUE Dear Perents of Future Doctor: Even If you don't agree -listen. Death is· a normalPart of life and when a teenager talks about it rationally; he shouldn't be considered rnorb1d. - HELEN HELEN AND SUE: . I am a girl of 16 and my girlfriend, also 16, has been out of contact. In the past we shared many great moments. We were just like sisters, apd caUed each other every day. For the vast two weeks, I haven't been able to get in touch with her. I call, and someone at her house says she can't come to the phone, or some other excuse. I checked witli kids who go to her school and they say she hasn't been there. Then I tried calling her again and they hung up on me. I'm afraid something is really wrong. Her folks act so strange they might not even let me in if I went to see her. What can I do ' -DESPERATELY WORRIED FRIEND. Dear Friend : Why not get your parents to call your friend's school? Silrely the principal can tell them why she is absent. H she is ill or in trouble, she needs a friend. -SUE Dear Friend: But your parents must be the go-betweens. You aren't getting anywhere, trying to break down the wall by yourself. HELEN P.S. Please let us know What you discover . [kung an advice column is often like readin6 a story in the doctor's office - and !in_ding the last page torn out. For curious people like the Bottels - that 's darn near falni!-H and S. Te~evision Log FRIDAY. APRIL6, 1973 6 00 - News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15; NBC News 13; Truth or Conseq. 6 ; 3..:..TheDailySe r • · ' ' ,. • n ll\e,,•llddleport.pomeroy, 0 ,, April&, 1973 . Giants defeat Reds 4-1 ' By FRED MeMANE In the National League. brought praise from both UP! Spurts Writer Philadel!ilia is at New York, managers. Juan 11\aricbal provided a Actually, Marichal was rath-- . St. Louis at Pittsburgh, and familiar look to the official er surprised by ~is own effort. Montreal at Chicago today opening of the major league " I had a long winter after the while Houston is at Atlanta and bas~all season Thursday, but operation just to see ill could Los Angeles at San Diego the presence of President pitch. I never thought I'd go tonight. Nixon at tonight's opener at nine innings and never thought The American League has Anaheim, Call£., promises I'd be pitching opening day," Milwaukee at Baltimore and • something dil(erent for today's he said. New York at Boston this af. grand launching of the 1973 The Giants broke the game ternoon and Minnesota at season. open with a three-run rally in Oakland, Chlca.go at Texas and Marichal, beginning his 14th the seventh off Don Gullett. Kansas City at California y~ar in the major leagues, Walks to Dave Rader and tonight. p1tche<l and won an opening Marichal, a double by Bobby President Nixon, who said day game lor the third year in Boods and a single by Chris Thursday that he will attend a row Thursday by hurling the sp ..er highlighted the in· tonight's game between the San Francisco Giants to a 4-1 ning . Kansas City Royals and the victory over the Cincinnati The Reds and Giants take a California Angels, will set two Reds in the only scheduled day off today, but there is precedents by appearing at major league contest. plenty of action in both major Anaheim Stadium. His appearThe Giants' righthander, leagues with five games sche- ance will mark the first time a coming off a disastrous 6-16 duled in each circuit. president wlll attend a season's season last year and a back operation in October, allowed the Reds seven scattered hits and just one run while going the distance. His performance AAA HAS REDUCED LAND COST OF HEART OF EUROPE TOUR BY $100 AAA has taken these steps In the face of dollar dev a lu ation, fluctuattng e_xchange rat es and un certain air fares, as a serVICe to the world's best travel ers ~ it s clients Washington, and the fact \hat he will not throw out the first ball marks the first time a president in attendance has relinquished that duty. Nixon has given the honor of throwing out the first ball to Air Force Maj. David Luna, a returned pnsoner of war . The American League focus BY CONNIE SMITH Meigs H1gh conceded 1ts second track outing to Wellston here Thursday afternoon by a score or 84-4:1. However, six: of Coach Dixon's guys ca ptured Individual events. Tom Lowery, the fastest runner for _the Marauders, took seconds. a.m. 8ll0 relay - Wellston, 1 min. Mile "run Souders-W, Maloney-W, Robson-M, 4 min. 56 sec. 100 yard dash - Hutchison- - Hollingsworth-W, Johnson. W, McKinnis-W, 20.5 seconds . 2 mile run- McCormick-W. SoudersoW, Edine-W, 10 min. 21 sec. M1le Relay - Wellston, 3 Ca rter of Wellston [or first. Here are the rest of the min. 49 sec. Discus - Weber-M, Dugan- results (the top three in each M, Jenkins-W, 109' 9". Pony Signup . ltu'rLAN D - Uoys of Pony League age of this area . interested in playing in tire Meigs County League against teams from Pomeroy, Middleport, Racine and Syracuse, are asked to come to the Rutland lligh School gym at 5::10 11.m. today to sign up. If enough . interest is shown. a team will be organized. W, Wh1tlatch-M, Walton-M, 11.2 seconds. 120 yard h1gh Polevault - hurdles Jenkins-W, Brewer-W, Lehew-W, 8'. Shotput - Weber·M, OilerM, Jenkins·W, 44' 8". Long jump - Ohlinger-M, Johnson-W, Whitlatch-M, 17' 5". High jump - McKinnis-W, Walburn-IV, Maloney-W . 4, 15, ABC News 6; CBS News 8 10; LISSENJ PAW!~ A BRAND-NEW WORD SATURDAY, APRIL7 6. 30- TY Classroom 8; Kentucky Afield 13; Faith for Today 10. 7.0D-- Nelghbors 13; Farm Front 4; Fun for Everyone 6 · Treehouse Club 10, 8. · ' 7 )5-Woman's Point of View 13. 7: 30--Man from C~SI 10; Farmbook 3; Treehouse Club 13; . Sesame St. 20; D1ck Van Dyke 4; Gilligan's Is. 8; Gospel 6. 8 Oo-Houndca ts 3, 4, 15; Pufnstuf 13 ; Jake's Place 6 · Bugs ' Bunny 8, 10. 8 3Q-Roman f'iolldays 3, 4, 15; Jackson Five 6, 13; Sabrina the Teenage W1fch 8; Popeye 10; Mr. ~ogers 20 . 9.0o-Jetson 3, 4, 15: Osmonds 6, 13 ; Amazing Ch 8 10 Sesame St 20. an • ; 9· 3D-Pink Panther 3, 4, 15; Movie Cartoons 6 8 10 lO:Oo-Underdog 3, 4, 15; Elec. Co. 20. ' ' · 10 30--.Barkleys 3, 4, 15; Brady Kids 6, 13 ; Mister Rogers 20; Jos1e and the Pussycats in Outer Space a, 10. ll :Oo- Brothe~ Buzz6; FlintstonesB, 10 ..Sesame St 20; Sealab3, 4, 15;. Bew1tched 13; Band Festival 3. ll :3D- KI.d Power 6, 13; Runaround 3, .4, 15, 12 :QO-Eiec. Co. 20; Archie,'s TV Funnies 8, 10; Funky Phantom 6, 13 , Around the World m 80 Days 3, 4, 15. 12: 3D-Fat Al~rt and the Cosby Kids 8. 10; Talking with a Giant 3, .4, 15 ; L1dsvllle 13 . · 1:oo-Roller Derby 3; Spor ts Challenqe .4 ; Mr Roberts 6 . What . Are Taxes All About? 10; Lassie 15; Monkee~ 13 ' 1:3Q--Pmeapple Place 15 ; American Ba'ndstand 13 · Johnny Bench 4; ~ · Troop6; ABA Play-Off B. 10. ' 2l QO-:..Fishm Hole 13; Baseball Pre -Game Show 3 .4 15 · So 1 Tram 6. • • , u 2· 15- Baseball 3, 4, 15. 2 30- Bonnie Lou and B,uster 13. 3 oo-world of Surviva l 6, 13. , 3· 3D--Roller Derby 6; CBS Golf 8; Lassie 10 ; Auto Race 13 4: 00--Folk GUitar .33;. Lee Trevir.o's Golf for Swingers 10. · 4 30--Audubon W1ldltfe Theatre ~l; World of Survival 6 ' Golf Tournament 8, 10. , • 5:0o-MaklngThingsGrow33; AutoRace6 13 · PerryMason 4 • Green Acres 3. ' ' ' 5:30--Sesame St. 33; Del ReevesJ; Gospel Talent Tim 15 6:QO--News3, ,., a; Mov1e " The Happy Road" 10 e · 6 15-A Look at the Book 15 . ' 6· 3G-;-N_B~ News 3, 4, 15; Reasoner Report 13; Bever! Htltbill1es 8 , Marshall University Report 33 y 7: 00--You Asked For 113 ; Hee Haw 8 ; Lawrence Welk 4 15 · I' Got A Secret 13 ; Love Tennis 33. '- ' ve 7. 30:--Nashville Music 3; · Amazing World of K kl 13,· Btography 33. res n B.OD-AII in the Family 8, 1~/ _Here We Go Again 6, 13; Emergency 3, 4, 15; Movie F1lm Odyssey" 33 8· 30--Br~dget L.oves Bernie 8, 10; A Touch of Grace 6 13; Newsmaker '7 3, 13. ' 9 00--Julie Andrews 6, 13, Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 · Movie " Mayerling " JJ 15; " War & Peace" 4. ' ' 9·3o-Bob Newhart B. 10. 10:00-Carol Burnett 8, 10; Delphi Bureau 13 ; Movie "Adorable Jul ia" 6. . 11.00-News 3, 4, 8, 10; ABC t-~ews 13. 11 · 15-News 13 . 11·30--Movie, " War and Peace" 4; " the Quick Gun" 8· " The Southern Star" 10; " The Invisible Man's Revenge" '13 11 45-News 3; Movie " How to Be Very, Very Popular ." 1s. · 12 00--ABC News 6. 11 : 15..:_Movies "Gunpoint" 3; "Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man" 6. 1: 00- Movie "The Frozen Ghost" 13. 1 15-Movfe. " The Last Days of Pompeii" 4. 1: 45-Movie, "Cify Beneath the Sea" J. 2: 30-News 13. 3. 15-Movie " This :..and Is Mine" 4 Gallipolis Phone 446-0699 Pomeroy -Phone 992-2590 playoff round tonight as they attempt a four-game sweep of the Bullets m Baltimore. Havilcek, Dave Cowens-led HAVE YOU GOTTEN THE WORD YET?-The word is that vacation time is here and although ~iny Tater expresses it as "goo goo glibble glabble," he knows that it means a lot of fun for the whole farn!ly. To add even more fun to your family's vacation, take Snuffy, Loweezy, Tater and the whole dadburn Hoolin' Holler population along with you . Just call 992-2156 and order the Daily Sentinel sent to your vacation address. Balls o'fire!! SNUFFY SMITH will be a ll-fired glad to join ye .. BUILDING INSULATION .000 0 .000 0 .000 (I o o .000 West AUGUSTA, Ga. (UP!)- Big Jack is right on track. Jack Nicklaus, bidding to bee<Jne the first man ever to g .b. win five Masters tournaments •h and 14 major golf champion111 ships at the same time, stood 112 only one stroke otf the pace 'h w. I. pet. San Francisco I 0 1.000 Houston 0 0 .000 Los -Angeles 0 0 .000 A11ant<t o 0 .000 San D1ego 0 0 .000 Cincinnati 0 1 .000 1 Thursday's Results San Fran 4 Cincinnati 1 (Only game scheduled) Today's Probable Pitchers 1972 won-lost records in parenthesis (All Times EST Philadelphia (Carlton 27-10) at New York (Seaver '21-121. 2· 05p.m 51. Louis (Gibson 19 11) at P1ttsburgh (Blass 19-8) , 1:_35 ' Major League Results By United Press International National League 000 010 JOo- 4 9 1 San Fran Cinci 010 oott ooo- 1 7 o ~nchal {1 -0) and Rader; Gullett, Borbon (8) and Bench. LP-Gullelt 10-l) (Only game scheduled) American League (No games scheduled) going into today's second rourx:t . Tommy Aaron, .the Georgian who received a large measure of notoriety here five years ago when he penciled Roberto de Vicenzo out of a Masters' title, grabbed the first-round lead Thursday wtth a four-underpar 68. Atlanta (Gentry 7· 10) , 0· 05 p .m . los Angeles (Sutton 19 9) at San 01ego (Kirby 12-14), 10. 30 P m. (Only games scheduled) Saturday's Games Philadelphia al New York Montreal at Chicago San Francisco at Cincinnati Los Ang at San D1ego, night (Only games scheduled ) American League East w. I. pet. g.b. Detroit Boston New York Balli more Cleveland Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 000 .000 000 .000 .000 ov~rtime, • ~xtra 2 pomts SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (UP! 1 - National Football League playing rules will remain the same for the coming season, Chrcago Kansas Cdy 0 0 .000 Caltfornla o 0 .000 M1nnesota o 0 .000 Te)(as 0 0 .000 Thursday's Results (No games scheduled) Today•s Probable PitcherS 1972 won-lost records in parentheses · - (All Times EST M1lwaukee (Colborn 7-7) at 8alt1more (Mc Nally 13· 17) , 2. 15 expansion The owners Thursday rejected the two major rule changes set before them - Celhcs. ·The Chicago Bulls, who split the first two games of- their series with the Los Angeles Wkers, are lookmg to capitlize on the home court advantage as the teams travel to Chicago for two games straight and Sunday. RUSH ELECTED SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UP!) Ken Rush, veteran bowling w. I. pet. 2 .000 w. I. pet. West Milwaukee Golden Stat e 0 1.000 3 .000 w. I. pet. 2 1 1 2 667 333 w . I. pd. Los AngeJes 2 0 1.000 Chicago o 2 .000 Thursday's Results Milwaukee 113 Golden St. 93 (Only game schedu led) Friday's Games Allan fa at Boston New York a t Baltrmore Los Angeles at Chicago (On Iy games scheduled) POMEROY LANES Wednesday Early Mililed March 28, 1973 Pis . Z1de's Sport Shop 94 Oiler's Sohlo 73 Tenth Framers 60 Smi th-Nelson Motors .45 Young's Market 34 Nelson' s Drugs 30 High Ind. Game - Men· Bill Porter 1\3, Tom Smith 211.~­ Women Pat Carson 192, Lmda Wmebrenner 184 High Series - Blll Porter 555, B. Couch and Jr Phelps 508. Pat Cdrson 488 and linda Wmebrenner .<~00 Team High Game and Sec.1es - Zide's Sport Shop 670 and 1960 • C(!O . rny bag, I thou~hl I hart a good round," N1ckJaus said. " I'd ' been fairly tlght oll wc;_k, but' I'm better now Once an event gets W\der way , f'm u~ually ail . nght." Aaron wa s deli ghted to fmd himself in the lead, admittin ~ he didn 't expeclt to piny thnt well, especially c;1nce h~ was off the tou r more than a month becaal)e Jus wife w:Js in lh(• The other fir sf-round par busters were Bob Dickson and J . C. Snead. ·Sam Sncod's nephew, with 70s and Grier Jones and Phil Rodgers w1th 71s. The biggest disappointment was Arnold Palmer, only a shadow of the golfing great ho!jpltal. l've been playing poorly most of the year," saiil Aa~on 11 CROW'S who won £our Ma s ters championships a decade and more ago, who turned in a 5- ovcr-par 77 - wmd STEAK . HOUSE his highest opening roWld in 19 Ma sters Nicklaus, who wa s four strokes behind Aaron on the • first nine Thursday, found the range on the back mne and H he Home of the Fabulous WHA Playoff Results By Untted Press Internati onal East w. I. gf ga New England 0 0 0 0 Ottawa 0 0 0 0 . I 0 3 0 1 '} TomBoy w. I. gf ga 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 w. I. gf ga Houston 1 0 7 2 Los Angeles 0 1 2 7 Thursday's Results Houston 7 Los Angeles 2 (Only game scheduled) · Friday's Games Minnesota at Wmnlpeg (Ol ly game scheduled! ~ .. Lf! 2 J West Winnipeg Minnesota ~~ Q o; w. L. _· gt ga Cleveland Phtladelphia . (#~ 1 SANDWICH Order By Phone And Toke! Em Home 992-5432 FOR THE BARGAIN HUNTERS WESTINGHOUSE 36" ELEC. RANGE _ _ '49 G.E., 40" RANGE ·'59 FRIGIDI\IRE 30" ElEC. RANGE '49 2 DR. NORGE REFRIGERATOR _:__~ '75 2 DR. G.E. REFRIGERATOR - '99 APT. SIZE REFRIGERATOR '39 GAS RANGE·- - -- - - - · - - '25 G.E. ELEC. DRYER '49 30" GAS RANGE '59 ZENITH HI Fl, AM·FM STEREO -----'159 PORTABLE HI FJ STEREO __ '49 3-23" CONSOLE T.V.'s Your Choice - - '64 G.E. 19" PORTABLE w . stand T.V. - - '74 H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEI'OHT, 0. ABA Pfayoll Standings By United Press lnternationa I East (Semifinals) t Best of Seveol w. I. pet. 3 1 .750 Carolina New York 1 3 250 editor of the Louisville-Courler Journal and Times, Thursday Kentucky was elected President of the Virginia . Bowling Writers Association of America at the group's final busmess meeting. Local Bowling 0 1 000 "Considerin~ d1tions and m} not bemq sun;. · what clubs were COIJllrl!-1 out of National had been expected to play a bit easier .than usual Thursday, but gusty winds kept aJI but seven in the 82-man field !rom breaking par . Oiher Par Buslers cl~an up busmess today at their w. I. pet. g.b. annual s pring meeting by 0 0 .000 naming a comm ittee to study 0 0 .000 leading now . The rain-softened Augusta ow ners, sec ure that their West Oakland • NFL rejects 3 0 New YOrk Knicks may become tile first club to win the first dizzy so far by the John JJ Court St. 0 0 New York Ballrmore Oscar "Big 0" Roherts~n hit 13 of 17 from the field, including 10 in a row, to help the Buc~s down the Warriors, ll3· ' nig ht before 8,49:1 9:1, Thursday TATER'S PICKED UP goes for its third straight over the Atlanta Hawks, who have been run TRAVEL o 2 0 Warriors. ~soston WIDE 0 .000 Boslon Atlanta Basketball Association playoff series with ·the Golden State Call, wnte or visit your AAA Travel Counse lor to get your copy of the AAA DESTINATIONS ' 73 tour - cata log . ~WORLD 0 .000 0 The fourth game will be played here Saturday night. T he OAKLAND (UPI) - The "Big 0" and the " Big D" have propelled the Milwaukee Bucks I Dream of Jeannie 13; Let's Travel 33. ' 7· 00 - What's My Line B; Truth or Conseq. 3, Beat the Clock 4; News 6, lO ; Sa1nt 15; E lec. Co. 20; Folk Guitar 33 · Wild Kingdom 13. • ' 7·30 - To Tell the Truth 6; Parent Game 10; Beat the Clock 13: Porter Wagoner 3; Young Dr. Kildare 4; Protectors 8; College Hockey 20: Wall Street This Week 33. 8:00- Sanford & Son 3, 4, 15; Brady Bunch 6, 13; Mission: Impossible 8, 10. 8:30- Partridge Family 6, 13; Little People3, 4, 15 ; Pass It On 6; Lenox Quartet - Haydn Opus 20; Movie 20. 9· 00 - MasterJ:?iece Theatre 33; Room -2226, 13 ; Circle of Fear 3, 4, 15_. Mov1es "The Sou thern Star" 8, "A Girl Nam ed Tam •ko" 10. 9 30- Odd Couple 6, 13 ; Movie ''Genesis 11" 8, 10. 10:00 - News 20,· Love American Style 6. 13 ; Paul Nuchims 33 · Bobby Darin 3, 4. 15. ' 11 · 00 - News3, 4, 6,8, 10, 13,1 5. 11:30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 : Jack Paar 6 · Movies "Adam's Woman" ~ ; "Cu rse of the Mummy's To~b" 10; " Riot on Sunset Strtp" 13. 1 00 - Midnight Specia l 3, 4, 15; Movie "Reve nge of the Creature" 10. 2. 30 - News 4 0 disheartened hometown fans . Bucks own 2-1 playoff edge Sesame St. 201 Around the Bend 33. "' 6 30 - NBC News 3, w . I. pet. g ,b. hadn't lipped out a couple of long e~le putls, he'd be Aaron holds one . stroke advantage sudden death overtime for regular season games and a two-point conversion arter touchdowns - and also turned thumbs down on proposed rules p.m concer·ning double tou chmg of New York (Stottlemyre 14-10} at Boston ( Tiant 15 -6). 1: 30 passes by receivers, pa$s p.m . completions out of bounds, Minnesota I Blyleven 17-171 a t giving clubs the option of Oak land ( Hunter 21 -7), 11 p.m Kansas City (Busby 3-1) at ta king possession on an out of Ca ltfornia (Ry_an 16-13), 11 p.m bounds ki~koff and movmg the Chicago (Wood 2.4-17) at Texas (Bos man B· 10), 9 30 p .m goal posts from the goal line to the end line. {On ly games scheduled) Saturday's Games The owners also voted to Minnesota at Oakland eliminate the move lis t, keep Kan Clty at Cahforn1a, nrght Ch1ca~o at Texas, night the act1ve roster at 40 and the Detro1t at Cleveland · mactive at seven, extend the Milwaukee at Baltimore lradlng de~dline by a month New York a t Boston and a half and demand stricter enforcement on sidelines regulation during games, NBA Playoff Standings By Umted Press International East (Semifinals) ( Best of Seven) into a 2~1 edge in their National HARK!! Pittsburgh New York St. Louis Chicago Montreal Philadelphia 46 seconds. The nday HEART OF EUROPE is an escorted tour of nme coun trie s includLng London. Paris, Rome. Ac commodatmns·~ are a lways ready and wa1ting When you arrive in Europe Tours are l•mited -to-JO persons. each. , Major League Standings By United Press International N~tional League East Nicklaus and surprising Japanese strongman Masahi 20-121. 2' 30p.m Houston (Roberts 12 7) at "Jumbo" Ozaki hoth had 69s. 440 yard dash - Lowery·M, The next track meet will be Hutchison-W, Walton-W, 54.5 at Ironton this Saturday at tO firsts in the 220 and the 440 yard dashes Dallas Weber also came m first m two events, the discus and the s hot put. Sophomore Phil Ohlinger Jumped 17' 51!1" to leap away in the long jwnp. Running the 180yard low hurdle in 24.3 seconds, Terry Whitlatrh edged Me· 220 - Lowery-M, Johnson-W, Boyd·W, 25.6 seconds. BOO yard run Souders-W, Maloney-W, Robson-M, 2 minutes 13 sec. 180 yard low hurdles ~ Whitlatch-M, McCarter-W, Angles-W, 23.4 seconds. ' today is on the use of the designated hitter, a new rule adopted at the baseball winter meetings which is being tried in-the AL only for a period of three years. The Red Sox have already am(ounced that Orlando Cepeda, picked up by the Red Sox lor the specifi~ purpose of being a designated p.m. Montreal {Torrez 16·12 or hitter , will open In that Moore 9-9) af Chkago (Jenkins capacity today. Wellston .takes meet 84-43 event): and Will hold the hne on land costs for all 1973 Escorted Holidays, guaranteeing the lowest app li cable air fare at departure. inau 6,'UraJ in a city other than Standings Utah San D1 ego w. I. pet. 2 1 1 2 West .667 .333 w . I. pet_ 2 0 0 1.000 2 000 w. L pet. SEASON OPENING SPECIAL S & WDRIVE-IN FIBERGLAS··· OFF RT. 7 BYPASS By Roll or Truck Load Foil faced For Vapor Barrier DISCOUNT OF 10% 15"-23" ON All INSUlATION THICK THROUGH APRIL 21 King Builders Supply Co. N. 2nd Phone: 992-3748 . Middleport, 0. Ind iana 3 l .750 Denver 1 3 .250 Thursday's Results C~rol ina 112 New York 108 lnd1ana 97 Denver 95 (On ly games sched_uled) Friday's Games New York vs . Carolina a1 Greensboro Ken lucky vs Vlrginra at Hampton (On ly games scheduled I EH1 HALF-QUARTS' SPRING FASHIONS Great Se lec~ on · Of SUITS-COATS- TOPS JACKETS-DRESSES ,. SLACKS-SHORTS SKIRTS $ BY I '/ .Betty Rose -Gay Gibson ' . Choice of HOT DOG OR HAM BURGER FRENCH FRIES AND THICK SHAKE only Catalina - Jantzen and Others Shop Our Many Bargain Hacks Fo'r Both Men and Women ~ 89~ With Coupon Expires: Sat, I 1973 ~~A~t S&W Royal Crown Bottling Company Middleport ~ BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. �• .. ' .. • ' . .. • ., i . 4- The Daily S•otinti, Mid~l epor)-Pom eroy, 0 ., Aprii6,197J .1 : I ~ Operetta-set_ -for tonight I ,{"(~\ CHESTER - Put together pitched in to whip togeu\er students, parents, teachers • some attractive outfits. The • four weeks of work and Mrs. ·accompanying photos show Maxine Whitehead at the some of the cast and some of Chester Elementary School the costuming . . and what have you got ? An operetta, that's what. A whole l<it of cooperation has gone into the presentation under Mrs . Whitehead's direction. Some 170 students have been trained and costumed and tonight is the big night " When ' 1Cowboy on the Moon" will be presented at 11 the Eastern High School auditorium by the students with the curtain going up at 8 p.m. Costuming 170 children is no easy job. ''Moms" have really . CRAIG VENOY, BACK ROW , fourth from left, is "Happy Hopagog' ', the man in the moon in the Chester operetta . He is pictured with his colorful " moonst ers". They are , front row, from th e left, Roger Gaul, Gary Ginther, Nicky beonard, Terri Sa)Te, Virgil Taylor ; back row, from the left , Bill Pickens, J ohrmie Riebel, Mickey Reed , Veno)·, Ray Spence r and Bryce Buckley. -·---- _ LONG BOTI'OM - Sgt. Robert K. Brown, son of Mrs. Orville Brown and the late Mr. Brown, Long Bottom, has been awarded the U. S. Air rorce Commendation Medal for distinguishing himself by outstanding achievement as a system analyst technician, 43 Avionics Maintenance Squadron, 303 Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Wing I ProvlslonaiJ Anderson Air Force Base, Gaum, from June 1972 to Nov. 1; 1972. Tbe award was pres en ted recently at the Mather Air Force Base in California where Sgt.- Brown is now stationed. Sgt. · Br.JWD .. is a graduate of Eastern High School and of Ohio University. Wolfpen J ohnson. Mr. and Mrs. Larry ,Barr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Froink Sarver a nd family were Sunday dinner gues ts of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma . Mrs. Paul 'Pierce and family Mr . and .Mrs. Fra nk Sarver, of Mason were recent visitors John and Eddie, of Bridgman, of Mrs . Larry J ohnson and Mich., we re weekend visito rs family and Geneva Shumate. of Mr . and Mrs. Howard Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Russell Thoma. and An1 anda, Mr . and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs . Ha r ley Steve Hag gy and Mr. and Mrs . Donald Russell of Akron were Excellent Reading for weekend vi$ilors of. Mr . and Easter - · · Mrs. Robert Russ,eTi. Ronnie Ru ssell is stationed at Fort Mead; Md . Mr. Charles Arthur McGhee 1 and Leigh Ann and fri end, Jim, of Columbus ..:vere Sunday aft ernoon visitors of Mr. a nd Mrs. Charley Smith . Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce of Columbus, Mr . and Mrs. Will iam Russell of Minersville and Mrs. Earl Ru ssell of Kentu cky wer e wee kend STORE~ visitors· of Mr .' anQ ·Mrs . Howard Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning News, Notes EASTER IDEAL 1.95 Glory 'ot Easter $2.50 ABOVE ARE just a few of the We~tern square dancers . Noah Hysell, Tammy Fitch and Steve Trussell. F;,~ the left are Mary Mora ' TAGDAYPUTOFF Little League Tag -Day- in Pomeroy, originally scheduled for . thi~ Saturday; . has been postponed. The Tag Day will be · held on May 5. · This Tuesday, April!O, there will be a Pony League meeting ·at City Hall in Pomeroy. This is a most important meeting and all managers are urged to attend. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. MIDDLEPORT BOOK CLEAN DEEP SHAGS, . low, flat .Fi ngertip switch In handle . New urpels and vinyl brocade bag . All meta r' construCt i o~ Triple care clean~ ing pOwer ,. Beats! Shakes! Sweeps! Combs! Suction Cleans! Converts easily for above-the- In be{ween!' emrlh lni LEADING CHARACTERS in tbe Chester operetta, front row, 1tor, are Naney Samos,;im · Bahr, ~tckie Epple, Jesse &hmucker, Leonard Myers, Lucy Shook; back row, Paula Hawk , Jl/Iliill Steele, Rachael Hunter, Becky Edwards, Ray Werry and Kevin Buckley . floor clean ing tools . Come In for a Eureka no nonsense demon- stration today . IN ASIAN WATERS RAGINE ·- Navy Seaman Reeruit 6enwood D. Bickers, son ·of Mr . and Mrs. W. Ben Bickers and · husband of ttie former ll!iss Edith A. Rose, all of Route I , Racine , has left his -homeport at Alameda, calif., for an extended Western Pacific deployment aboard the .aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea. He joined the Navy in September, 1972. Hn se"lnas to let YOU Eureka ·Upright With Brilliant Headlight And 6-Position DIAL-A-NAP As Low As INGElS FURNITURE Open Fri. & Sat. Nigh Is Middleport Carmel News, By the Day FERTILIZER . (ALL ANALYSIS) .FUNK'S AND . PIONEER •.• FliNK'S SEED ....... C~RN .Sugar Run Flour Mills 180 Mulbeny 15 Pomeroy . VALUES , ARE FOUND BAKER •• Cultural arts Si:d h Qrade-: Doug Houston, !Continued from page I ) Syracuse, water C~?lor:; Rand y Pomeroy ; Robin Lynn Herald , Keller, Ches ter . oil; Rita Middl epor i; Bre nda J e ll, Rousey, Pomeroy . collage ; Bob Seelig, Sa lis bury ~ water Syracuse. in essays; Jayne base ; Va ler ia l,..aBante, Hoeflich, Poweroy, original Cllester, dra wi ng ; Laurel Cole. Salis bury, scul ptufe ; Kevin music composition. Kiog. Bradbury. poe1ry ; Patty Grades 7-8. visual arts: N\ar y Oyer, Sale m Center, essay; fl/lor a. Ches ter, collage; Greg ,Br e nda Jeff , Syrac use . Nelson. Cheste r, scul pt ure ; honora ble ment ion. essay. Davi d Brow n, Riverview, Mary Seventh grade, water co19r ; Rocky Va n Meter, Mora , Che'ltfe r , col · Rive rvie w, dra wi ng , all lage; Gi-eg Nel son . seventh gr,. ders. Ches ter , sc ulpture ; Da · Grades 7.8, poe t ~ y . essays : vi d Brown. Riverview . Ci nd y Dill, Chester Elemen - wa tercolor ; Roc ky Va n Meter, tary. eighth gr'ade, poetry ; Riverview, drawing . Da vi d Ca r' na ha n, Ches ter, Eighth grad e: Cindy Dill, eigh·th gr'ade. essay. Chesler. poetry ; David CarFirst -lliaJ;:e win ners in the naha n, Che$1er, essay ; Brenda coun ty in their res pective Lanham, Ch es te ~:.. collage ; grade levels wi th only th ose Chr'is t ina Holley, Chester , selected to go on to stat ~ dra wing . competition after they r'anked Mr s. Ruby Vau.9han, county first when judged later aga inst council pres ident , was fn fhe first place winners in oth er charg e of the final competition grades of their di vision fn. of the cultura l ~rts program eluded: ch is sponsored by the PTA First grade : Ken ny Su e whi in cooperation 'wiih teachers of Th·omas , · sa lem Cente r , ttw schools. Finals were i udged collage ; Sherry Pa tf er'son, by Mrs . C. E. Blakeslee, Racine, water base ; Richard and essays ; Bill Mayer, poems visual Cook, Syracuse, water' color' ; arts , and Mrs . Elizabeth Shawnee Sa lser , Ra ci ne . Lohse. music. drawing ; Jenn ifer Meadows. Middleport, essay . Second gr'ade: Beth Wilson. Chester' , co llage ; Richard Lyons, Racine, water base; Kr is Snowden , Middleport, water color ; Charles Geary, Middlepor't , water color' ; Kar'en Groggins, Middlepor't, poetry ; Susanna .Wise. Middlepor't essays. Third grade : .Charles Callins t Middleporf, coll.3ge ; Davia f!Aeadows, Middleport, Water base : Craton Wolfe, Rac ine, water color ; Rita Slater, MI"ACl!NATC Ra c ine , draw.ing ; Phyll is Dav~s , Middleport , poetry ; - Cindy Perry , Middleport, Danny Sayre essay. Fourth grade : Sonya Hitl, The big step coming up in Racine, collage ; Robert Lee, safety is more use Racine, water color ; Beth co lor on the roads . A big Perrin , Pomeroy , draw ing ; problem has been that Tom Kelly , Middleport. oil ; ne ither asphalt nor con· Beth Perr'in , Pomeroy , crete could be - colored sculpture; Jayne Hoeflich, permanently . However·, Pomeroy, wafer' bas·e , music, Monsanto Chemicals has composition , poetr'y and honorable mention essays ; contr ibuted to the Salem Sandy Herdman, development of a new Center, essays; Robin Lynn 'paving material, which·· is Herald, Middleport. honorable very similar to asphalt and mention , essays. can be brightly tinted with Fifth grade : Janet Horkey, long·last ing color. A strip Br'adbury, collaoe ; M~lisa of red would mean stop lhte , Racine, Dick Her ahead ; white will be used m~_n , _ Bra.dbury, fie. water M i cha~l . color ; Dennis as it is now for highway Syracuse. water base ; Carrie d ivider s and shou lder s; Guinther, Syracuse; drawing ; green tor through lanes, Janet Horky, Bradbury·, all ; orange for deceleration Pamela Harden , Racine , lan e s; and yellow · for poetry ; Re-becCa Dempsey , areas . Safety proh ibited Syr'a<.use. essay. officials already are calling for· sta'ndardization. of _color use · across the country. Put yourself o.n fhe r:ight r'Oad with Refined Water, the . perfect cleansing agent. Because all the · Pomeroy Bowling Lanes hardness minerals are Wednesday Early Bird league remo11ed with our ref ining March 28, 1973. unit, onfy a small amount Standings of soap is needed to TEeam , w. l. dislodge the soi l and keep it ve 1yn s Grocery 84 28 in suspens ion . Your clothes King Builders Supply 64 .48 · will last longer, stay Dor'othy's Pinnettes 58 5.4 brighter and fluf1ier . R. H. Rawlings 50 62 " There is noth ing else like Bertha's Grocery so 62 Royal CroWn · JP 82 it ." Give us a ca ll 882·2525. High Ind . Gam£;! -. Ann Tho:nqs 185 ; ·Mary Voss 176. Htgh Ind. Series - . Flossie Ma~son 487 ; Mary Voss 477 . Htgh Team Game Eve.lyn 's Grocer_y_fl26 .. Htgh Team Series New Haven, W_Va. Evelyn 's Grocery 2309. lo Lotal Bowling SAYRE HARDWARE - ·· FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. • « Phonograph Accessories Plans for a tenebrae to be Agnes Dixon, The purpose of held at the Enterprise United lookmg tn lo the lives of the four Methodist Church on April 19, women. it was explained, was Maundy Thursday, were made to urge women to look at .. at the Tuesday night meeting mission Opportunities in their of the Women's Society of daily living, and lo illustrate • Christian Service of the church at the home of Mrs. Kar)'n Davis. . . Mrs. Sara Dill was leader for the program the topic of which was " Personal Mi$Sions~" The group sang "0 Love that Wilt Not Let Me Go." Mrs. Davis read I Cor . 13 and the personal missions of four women were reviewed by Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Mrs. Agnes Weeks Mrs. Nancy Smith, and Mrs: tha t missions ca n-be ac~ complished without going to a fore ign land . A group ~tscuss i on was held on what md lviduals can do to be missionaries 'of Chris t in their daily lives. · · Pra ye r by Mrs. Weeks concluded the meeting . Mrs. Davis served refreshments to those named and Mrs. Delores Will and Mrs. Frances Hunnel. (Continued from page 1) ' technicians available on a 24 hour basis. Following her talk, Mrs. Homer Parker , • program chainnan, on behalf of the Association, presented Mrs . Cross a gift. Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Howard Birchfield were in charge of planning the program . Discussed at the business meeting was the proposed consolidation of the Meigs County Association with nine other counties into an area organization. Mrs . Wallace Bradford spoke on the consolidation meetings which take place periodically and of the termination of the local Association as of March 31, 1974 unless it 'elects to disaffiliate with the state and national organization. Four applications made for the two nurses ~cholarships to be awarded by the group this spring were. turned over to the selectiori committee for consideration. Mrs. Jane Russell, R. N., county tuberculosis nurse, reported that Meigs County now has. an "all~time low in tuberculosis." She said that in 1972 three -. riew ·cases were ""lound, but solar this year none have been detected. She commented on the chest clinics conducted here periodically and of th'e new methods of keatment which are con-I ~ sidere-ct· highly effective. Also discussed by Mrs. Russell was the need lor determining a plan of action for active tuber~ 59 N. 2nd St. MJODLEPORT, I I Kaaron Kay Gilmore to wed A nnzversary '. · 'c.ele.bra.t e.d 51/~% Regional meeting switched to Pomeroy Trinity church ,_o/ ~) r------------· Here's the Man · I I To See For • • . I I. THE I l BEST I l _' . . Sears I I S; Emily Circle met -Tuesday I L------------.1 R I N~ I~ U , TRADE •NEEDLES-Sappnire··a·nd DiamQnd •SPINDLE ADAPTERS •RECORD CLEANING CLOTHS -- 't •45 RPM ADAPTERS •BRUSHES TERRARIUMS . SALE! Save money and save time this ~ 1 2W ·to lerl Dudley's Aorist ·c· WERNER RADIO' & T.V. 2nd Ave. Middleport . SUNDAY BUFFET AM TIL 3 PM ADULTS •3.50 •1.75 No Reservations Taken · Please Accept Our Apologies . Consider the world's largest maker of tractors first · lor the Limited Parkrng . . . MODERN SUPPLY· 399 West "I Meigs Co. Branch '~ ) come in ... and trade-in .. . for value _ \ r ul osis· patients whQ might need hospitalization. . The problem arises as a result of . DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.attending thfeighl~ annual dinner of Meigs County Salon 710, lhe closing of ~e . Nelsonville Eight and Forty, Wednesday mght at the Meigs Inn were seated left to right, Mrs. Rhoda tuberculosi~ hospital. • Hackett, chapeau or the Meigs Salon; Mrs. Evalina Berkley, Departemental of Ohio Chapeau · • Mrs. Charles Hayes , and Berneice Christensen,le secrej.aire departemental ; and st anding, Mrs. Ethel Van Foss~m: LODGE TO MEET executive secretary, depa~teme~tal chape~u passe ; Mrs. Reva Cih1a, departemental la concicrger ; Mrs. Mal'y Til e r~ will be a special distributed financial reports Martm, natwnal pouvwr member; Mrs. Esther Edgar, departemental chapeau passe; Mrs. mee ting of Middleport Lodge which showed receipts for the . Mr. and Mrs. RichHrd Gilmore of Rout e 2, Mulb~rry Helen Bilisns, color marshall; and Mrs. Catherine Welsh, departemental nurses scholarship 31;:1 Jo'&AM Saturday at 7:30 past year of $3,731.50 from the He1ghts, Pomeroy , are announcing the cngager~1e nt and chainnan. f>Jl l. There will be work in the Christmas Seal sal~. $52 from approaching marriage of their daughter, Kna ron Kay, to Mr. P.A dcgl'ee: All Master Masons lhe 1971 late returns, $79.50 Charles D. Hatfield, son of Mrs. Netti e Hutficld, Dexter, a nd . :tl'e in vited . from state refunds, and $166.25 tbe late Clarence Hatfield. · investment income for a total Miss Gilmore is a senior at Meigs High School where she is Our Interest Is of $4,029.25. Expenditures taking a t--osmetology course. Mr. Hut field is empl oyed at th e inClu~ed $1,003 .09 for comThe eighth .aimiversary of 12 to 23 it was reported . 2 riieet-at the home of Mrs. Greater For You E.D . Salmons Lumber Co., Hobson. A May u wedding is munity services; $302.23 for the Meigs County Salon 710, Recognition which has come Hackett for work on reports bemg plarmed at the [.au rei Cliff Free Methodist ChiiTCh. The public health educaliQn ; $750 Eight and Forty, was observed to the Salon in the past eight and parody practice. Notes Rev . William Buckley will officiate 11t the 7 p.m. op ~ n church for profess ional education ; Wednesday night with a dinner years was enumerated by Mrs. from officers unable to attend wedding. $156.30 for patient services; · party at the Meigs Inn Marlin . She -said that six limes were read by Mrs. Hysell along $1 ,831.23 for fund raising, and highlighted by a review of the l.he Salon has heen selected the with a thank you card from On 90-Day $487.52 for general expenses, Salon 's history, greetings from " most outstanding" in all Sherry Marshall for a birthday making a total of $4,560:37 in several state officers including phases of Eight and Forty remembrance. Certificates expenditures during the past the Eight and Forty Depar- work, 24 tfophies lor special The State Chapeau reported of Deposit year. The balance as of April! temental Chcapeau ·Evalina program s have been won, that there is now $400 in Ute was $2,209.38 with $4,000 in- Berkley, and endorsement of $12,000 has been raised with · nurses scholarship lund, that 51/2 per cent pe~ year vested. Mrs. Mary Martin, Pomeroy, mos t of that amount going 'to $700 has been contributed paid on 90 day CerSpecial recognition was for Central Division Chapeau assis t in the varl"ous tubez·- toward endowment of another lificales of Deposit. HUTLAND - Mrs. JOe Bolin will dcuwn t;l ral c mode rh, given to Vernon Weber or in 1974. t. culusis and cystic fibrosis bl.'d at the National J~wish $1,000.00 Minimum. ·nf Hutland, director of f{eg ion abstract m1d tradlli unal ·floral Rutland, a guest at the-dinner, Other--departemental officers projects uf Eight and·' Forty, Hospital in Denver. It was ll , Ohio Association of Garden mTangcu1cnts, using brill iant Interest. Payable for serving as the 1972 and distinguished guests al· and an educational program on noted that Miss Ann Quarterly. Club ~, is <Jnnouncin g a dian gc spring fl owe rs, i 1 1 1 ~r program , Christmas Seal Sale campaign. tending the observance were cystic fibrosis has been carried Eschelman is a patient at the in the location of the group 's "Spring Surprlst;." . Officers retained for another Mrs. Berne ice Christensen, le out in the community . Good Samarilan Medical up comin g Spr.in g llegional J!tt~ c h club is asked to brin ~ year are Mrs. Dill, president; secretaire ; Mrs. Ethel Van Introduced by Mrs . Hackett Center in Zanesville meeting Saturday , April 14 plant materi als to be sold with Clarence Headley, vice Fossan, 'departemental during ·-~ business meeting . recupent!iOg from a coronary . from tho Pomeroy ~lemcn4try proceeds guin,g to the Wi ld~ pres.dent; Mrs . Dwight chapeau passei Mrs. Reva were Mrs . Florence Richards, Rugs made by blind vctenms School to the Trinity ·church (.It · fluwcr Buo k Fund . All Wallace.. secretary:· Mrs .. Cihla, depart.ementaL la con~ American Legion Aux.iliary from funeral baSket ribbons Lhc ~. ; Onu;l' of. Ea ~,t Second ancl presid UJits o l' <.t I'C prcsCntative Bruce May, treasurer; Mrs. cierge; MrS·. Martin, nB.tional Department Natibnal security were awarded to Mrs. Cihla Lynn Stiects in PomcfOY . The should <~ttcnd to · vOte on th~· The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. Wallace .. Bradford, pouViormember ; ·MI-s. Esther c hairman; Mrs. · Dorothy ami Fred Shain . Games were · hmdtcon now will IJ.c prepared now Hc~io nal . Direc tor . The 296 Second St. representative director, and Edgar, depart em en ta I Hecker, Gallipolis, Auxiliary played with pri7.es going to hy one or lhc church groupS; du y will b c ~in .wi th Pomeroy, Ohio· Mrs. Charles Hayes, executive chapeau passe ; Mrs. Helen Eighth District Community Mrs. Van Fossen, Mrs . Good, L>ut the price will bemain at $2. Hcgistr;1tion und Cuffee Hour All Accounls Insured To secretary . · Billfngs, ~e:partemental colOr Serv'ice chairman; Mrs. Kay Mrs. Searles and Mrs. Hm.:cl Members arc reminded that fr o111 9 till 10 a, m. with the $20. 000 by FSLIC. On the Board of Directors mars,hall; . and Catherine Par~ons , Eighth Distrlct Grant. prepaid reservations must be Winding Trai\ , ·wndwood , and are-wallace Bradford, Mr . and Welsh, departemental nurses Children and Youth chairman, Committees · !Qr the dinner sent to the regional treasurer, Bcnd-·..OL. Lho . lti vcr Garden Mrs. J . S. Davis, Mrs. Clarence scholarship chairman . and chapeau of the Athens were Mrs . Edith Fox , ' Mrs. Wilsun Car-penter , 28:~ Clubs it 5 hustcsses and Mrs. '' ''/ -~-~ H">' " . Headley, Mrs. Guy Neigler, Apalrioticcolorschemewas Salon , Eight and Forty; Mrs . decorations : Mrs . Hysell , ·Mulbe rry Avenue, . Pomeroy, RoiJ cr:t Lewis, dwl nnan . Mrs.- Dan White, Miss Frieda carried out in the table Ca1·rie Neutzling, chapeau of registration and gifts; Mrs . Qhi v, 4571;9, by the April !J Faehnle, Mrs. R. R. Cutler, decorations along with the . the Gallia County Sa lon 612 ; Myrtle Walker, flowers; Mrs. deadline. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ri!!le, theme "Busy as a Bee in '73." and Mrs. Robbie Good, Pearl Knapp and Mrs . Walker, 'cucst speaker will be OAGC Mr .. . and Mrs. Richar'd The welcome following the chapeau, Vinton .County Salon · loot bags .for favors; Mrs. 1 pas t-pr es ident, Mrs. P a ul I · · I Chambers, Mrs . Hayman . ritualistic opening and prayer 752. Ha ckett and Mrs . Martih, Wcndall Heed, of Newf.lrk , who Barnitz, Mrs. Homer Parker, · by Mrs . Lula Hampton , Mrs . Marie · Boyd .of the programs. Mrs. Don Seizing, Mrs. Mary l'aamonier, was given by Mrs . Meigs Salon reported on Kautz, Mrs. Thomas Martin, Rhoda Hackett, Meigs Salon children and youth work noting Mr. and Mrs. Howard · Birch- chapeau. that from September to April (ieldand Mr . and Mrs. Richard Mrs. Martin· commented on $294.96 has been . spent on a Pickcn!i (ol' dcv1Hi ons, fullowcd the organization of the salon in cystic fibrosis child ; $296.50 SYHACUSE - A reading, with prayer by Ml's. R<t chel I I Poulin. 1965 and told of Mrs. Edgar's has gonelotheNalionalJewish " The Purpose of Unite!!, I ~ · I The annual rP.port sho,wed role as departemental chapeau HOspital and Ohio's cystic Presbyterian Women " , and a McBride . . 1\oll call was an swcl'ed with a scripture verse . thall06 x-rays during the past that year in assisting Mrs. fibrosis pro·g rams; $139.50 poem in unison opened the 1 1 year were paid froin seal sale Ferne Cheesebrew, Mrs. toward tuberculosis care and meeting of the Emily. The secretary 's report wus I Lou Osborne 1 funds , and that tapes and Eileen · Searle·s, Mr's. Julia treiltrnent. She reported that Missionary Circle in the church given· hy Mrs. Adi! Slack :md I I literature have b<ien provided Hysell, and Mrs . . Martin . in 113 hours has been spent in •nnex Tucsd•Y at l:JO jl. m. 1hc treasurer's rl:!port by Mrs . . McBr'ide. •1 I for tbe tuberculosis nurse to getting the salon organized . cystic fibrosis work , and 41 Mrs. Laura PickenS, president, For th e mothers and I SEARS I . use in her work. Three nursing A tribute was given to Mrs. hours in lubf!rculosis yolunteer · presided . daughters banquet to be held Catalog Merchant scholarships of $250 each were Ruth H. Thornton and Mrs. work, and noted that $6ti7 was Tile thought for the month on M•y 9, slides will be shown I 220 E. Main Pomer'oy I awarded last spring. Mary E. Reapp ,' both charter collected in the cystic fibrosis was " All the World's .loy I PH. _ I -·A-. dinner preceded the members now deceased, and fund drive with $154 more to be comes rrom th~ Grave of Om· of the Holy Land . 992 2178 Heuding for Lbc placing of meeting. M ·23 1 recognized were the charter contributed in the combined Risen Lord." lhe leas t coin Wi.I S " Am I 5F.T TitlG members in obserVance, Mrs . charities program of the Meigs 'l'hc lOth chapter of HI M Prepared To Share ", by InN¢ ~If lll~lt Hevelations was re•d by Mrs. R I N G S E l TINQ I Mrs ... .Hacke It , Mrs . Hl.gh Schoo.I. Seares, Fnmkie Mum~w . It was anPearl Knapp, and. Mrs. Eunie Mrs.·Pearl Knapp noted that noun ced that th e PrCsbyterial Do something beautiful for your diamond Brinker. Membership during $100 is being contributed to the DAUGHTER BORN will be held in Columbus April the eight years has rown from nurses scholarship lund . A Mr. and MrS. Don Van 18. Cre<:~ t c <• whole ne w lou k.·H.ave your tl iarn orid mounted report on · the constitution Und Cooney of Middleport are . Rcadin J;\ For rn~s:;io'nari es in 111 <l scnso lional ne w sott ing from. our collection of ~a .rrings. tlirrs: p~ n d;:H) I S an<.l rings We 'prornise quality by-laws was given ]ly ·Mrs. announcing: lhe birth of a Switr.erl~md tv be prayCd for c ra ft srnansh tt) nt !.1 rnodor<.~t (l price . Eileen Searles .. Mrs. Catherine daughte~. Rebecca l,ynn, on was given by Agnes White. The · "Watch Nature Work" Welsh announced the pouvior March 4 at the Pleasant Valley program was the study of be held this weekend at the Hospital. The infant weighed Rebecca with readin gs by Mts. Send A Beautiful Pick-F ort Hayes Hotel in six pounds, 13 ounces. They Picken s , Mrs . Mc: Bridge , now ... Indoor Garden Columbus beginning with a have another daughter, Fr;mkie Mumaw, Mrs. White SUIIM1 A Fr'esh and La~tin/j Gift. dutch supper Saturday night. Melissa Dawn, 15 monlhs old . and Mrs. Ruth Zavitz. The Sevcr•l of the Meigs County Grandpijrents are Mr. and June s tudy will be on Mariam . From •4.95 Trade up to a reliable new Massey Salon partners will attend. The Mrs. Albert Van Cooney of Hefreshments were scrvCd Ferguson lawn and garden tractor: annual dinner of the Vinton Pomeroy, Stanley Aleshire of by , Mrs, Jean Hall and Mrs. Trade in your old model onyour_c~oice n _N, second St. Salon was announced for. May Pomeroy, and Mrs. Delsie M:t,ldrcd Pierce, to' those named of an MF 7, B. 12, 14 h.p. lawn and garden MIDDLEPORT, 0 . 7. Aleshire of Logan, W. Va . ahove and ·Mrs . Susie FiScher . iraclor .. .. or an MF 5 or 6 h.p. riding mower. .. · Members of the Meigs Salon Ghoose also from a hosi of easy-on-a,ndwere reminded of a 1 p.m. off attachments to make your MF lawn REViVAL PLANNED \ and garden tractor eve!'~ more versatile. A revival will be held at the, Quick starts, easy operation . Carmel United . Methodist Hard working, dependable service. Church, Racine, Rl. I, one,half mile off the Bashan Road from April 9 through the 15th. The • Rev . ' James Morrison, evangelis t fr om Barlow, Ohio, "ALL YOU CAN EAT" · will be the guest speaker. Serv11~ ices . arc 7:30 p.m . nightly . There will be sp~cial music. CO MPL ETEL '( IN STA LLEO 'rile Rev. Frank Cheesebrew is WA LL TO WALL the pastor. With, Hea•J y Foam Rubber Pad C~ILDREN Unaer 10 . o:_, Mr. anij Mrs, William Nease and children, Cindy, Sandy and David of Belle fon ta i n ~ were Sunday ~uesls of their p~renls , Mr . and Mrs. Uswin Nease and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Phillips, Mine rsville. Mr . and Mrs. Da llas Jones (Lou Ann Han1mer ) of Columbus were recent visitors of Mr . and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich and .Jayne Lee. and Mr. and Mrs . W i ll<.~rd Wilson. Mrs. I .uther Bradford is spending lime here viSitlng her dau~hter and family, Mr . and Mrs. De~vi d Nease. Mr. ond Mrs. Hoger Risch "·nd fa mily, and Mr. and Mrs. ftonald Dav is of -Athens were I'Cccnt vis itors of their grand. pe~l'c n ls , Mr. und Mrs. Uswin Nea!le. Abo visiting with the Ncascs bri efl y were Mr . and Mrs. Hcrbc.rl Davis ~or Athens, who were cnroutc home from a Flol'ida vacation. '.. First EMS service FLOWERING PLANTS Dudley's Aorist , ' Service planned Beautiful Easter Lilies Hydrangeas Azaleas • VALUES Lee ·"IT'S TRUE" - - - 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o ., April 6, 1973 SERVICES MONDAY Services are being conducted Monday nights at 7:30 o'clock at the Ash St. Free Will Baptist Church in Middleport with Dr. R,oberl Persons of Cheshire in charge . Special eUJphasis is being directed to interest young people . The public is and family, Mr . and Mrs. Jack Elam and family·, Mrs. James wel~ome . Reeves and Linda were Mrs . Mildred Bissell of Brinker. Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. Tuppers Plains visited Mr. and Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Orr of Geothermal Power Mrs . Douglas Circle recently. Chester visited. on ·-Sunday and Mrs. Fred Tuckerman . World production of geoMr . and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, . Mr. and Mrs . Frank Hudson · evening at the home of Mr. and thermal power, in which the · Kat!, Kevin and Charles were 3nd daughter, Toni of Racine Mrs. Robert and family. Earth's heat is used to pro' Sunday afternoon visitors of and Mr. and Mrs. Shelby · Mrs. Mary Circle ac· duce steam that drive s genMrs. Lena Knapp of Pi ckens and family of companied by · Mrs. Hattie erators , now totals more a mil lion kilowatts. Langsv ille . Syrac~ ' spent Sunday with Powell and daughter, Addie, than Geologists believe thi s could Mr. and Mr,s. Allan Taylor. Racine R. D. , visited Mrs . be increased ten -fold a pol- · James Circle of New Haven Virgil Walker and Mrs. Virgil lution-free source or' power OPTION PITCHER V isited his mother, Mrs. Mary Roush who are patients at that would ·be equivalent to LOS ANGELES (UP! )- The lm Angeles Do~ers pptioned Circle on a recent Monday Veterans Memorial Hospital on burning a billion tons of coal. Sunday evenin~. pttcher Bru.~ Ellingsen to e\;ening. local. Mr .\ and Mrs. William t:'rs. Betty Van Meter, Mrs . ·!heir Albuqerque farm club Ralph Harden of Iilornirig Thursday to pare the roster .to Carleton .of Racihe spent , a Mary Circle and Mrs. Eunie Star spent Saturday night with recent evening with Mrs. Dean Brinker spent Tuesday evening 25. his grandparents, Mr : and Mrs . with Mrs . Laura Byers of Tanners Run and her sister Homer Circle, Verna ~nd . . ' Wa vie Circle. Addte Whtle of Pennsylvania. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle recently were Mr . and MrS. Richard Ables of Bald Knobs . Mr . and Mrs. Glenn Tuttle and son of Eagle Ridge, Mrs. Linda Patterson and sons, Racine R. D. , Mrs. Betty Wrilesell of . Spiller . .Chester Van Mete~ of BEnER Morning Star and Paul Moore , . NURISH -. • Main Street 9'92·2164 Pomeroy, Ohio ·THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" FOR PETS · STABLES · LARGE AN(;) SMALL ANIMALS LAWNS GARDENS ~WI\.· GALLIPOLIS, OHIO CARPET SPECIAL 2 ROOMS AND HALL SHIRT FIN-ISHING SAME DAY SERVICE In At9-0ut AI 5 Use Our Free Parking Lot Robinson's Qeaners 216 E. 2nd , Pomeroy Includes: l2'xl5' Living Rm 9' xl2' Bedroom 3'~12' Hall ALL FOR ONLY ~a lily SOl nylon c.;,rpetinQ wi th .hea vy foam rubber pad, expert tack less insta lla tion. Choice of colors. All work guaranteed .-5ee Wendell Gr'ate for th is buy , or fre e estima te on any carpel installat ion . ' RUTLAND FURNITURE " PH . 742-4211 A. WENDELL GRATE I �• .. ' .. • ' . .. • ., i . 4- The Daily S•otinti, Mid~l epor)-Pom eroy, 0 ., Aprii6,197J .1 : I ~ Operetta-set_ -for tonight I ,{"(~\ CHESTER - Put together pitched in to whip togeu\er students, parents, teachers • some attractive outfits. The • four weeks of work and Mrs. ·accompanying photos show Maxine Whitehead at the some of the cast and some of Chester Elementary School the costuming . . and what have you got ? An operetta, that's what. A whole l<it of cooperation has gone into the presentation under Mrs . Whitehead's direction. Some 170 students have been trained and costumed and tonight is the big night " When ' 1Cowboy on the Moon" will be presented at 11 the Eastern High School auditorium by the students with the curtain going up at 8 p.m. Costuming 170 children is no easy job. ''Moms" have really . CRAIG VENOY, BACK ROW , fourth from left, is "Happy Hopagog' ', the man in the moon in the Chester operetta . He is pictured with his colorful " moonst ers". They are , front row, from th e left, Roger Gaul, Gary Ginther, Nicky beonard, Terri Sa)Te, Virgil Taylor ; back row, from the left , Bill Pickens, J ohrmie Riebel, Mickey Reed , Veno)·, Ray Spence r and Bryce Buckley. -·---- _ LONG BOTI'OM - Sgt. Robert K. Brown, son of Mrs. Orville Brown and the late Mr. Brown, Long Bottom, has been awarded the U. S. Air rorce Commendation Medal for distinguishing himself by outstanding achievement as a system analyst technician, 43 Avionics Maintenance Squadron, 303 Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Wing I ProvlslonaiJ Anderson Air Force Base, Gaum, from June 1972 to Nov. 1; 1972. Tbe award was pres en ted recently at the Mather Air Force Base in California where Sgt.- Brown is now stationed. Sgt. · Br.JWD .. is a graduate of Eastern High School and of Ohio University. Wolfpen J ohnson. Mr. and Mrs. Larry ,Barr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Froink Sarver a nd family were Sunday dinner gues ts of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma . Mrs. Paul 'Pierce and family Mr . and .Mrs. Fra nk Sarver, of Mason were recent visitors John and Eddie, of Bridgman, of Mrs . Larry J ohnson and Mich., we re weekend visito rs family and Geneva Shumate. of Mr . and Mrs. Howard Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Russell Thoma. and An1 anda, Mr . and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs . Ha r ley Steve Hag gy and Mr. and Mrs . Donald Russell of Akron were Excellent Reading for weekend vi$ilors of. Mr . and Easter - · · Mrs. Robert Russ,eTi. Ronnie Ru ssell is stationed at Fort Mead; Md . Mr. Charles Arthur McGhee 1 and Leigh Ann and fri end, Jim, of Columbus ..:vere Sunday aft ernoon visitors of Mr. a nd Mrs. Charley Smith . Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce of Columbus, Mr . and Mrs. Will iam Russell of Minersville and Mrs. Earl Ru ssell of Kentu cky wer e wee kend STORE~ visitors· of Mr .' anQ ·Mrs . Howard Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning News, Notes EASTER IDEAL 1.95 Glory 'ot Easter $2.50 ABOVE ARE just a few of the We~tern square dancers . Noah Hysell, Tammy Fitch and Steve Trussell. F;,~ the left are Mary Mora ' TAGDAYPUTOFF Little League Tag -Day- in Pomeroy, originally scheduled for . thi~ Saturday; . has been postponed. The Tag Day will be · held on May 5. · This Tuesday, April!O, there will be a Pony League meeting ·at City Hall in Pomeroy. This is a most important meeting and all managers are urged to attend. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. MIDDLEPORT BOOK CLEAN DEEP SHAGS, . low, flat .Fi ngertip switch In handle . New urpels and vinyl brocade bag . All meta r' construCt i o~ Triple care clean~ ing pOwer ,. Beats! Shakes! Sweeps! Combs! Suction Cleans! Converts easily for above-the- In be{ween!' emrlh lni LEADING CHARACTERS in tbe Chester operetta, front row, 1tor, are Naney Samos,;im · Bahr, ~tckie Epple, Jesse &hmucker, Leonard Myers, Lucy Shook; back row, Paula Hawk , Jl/Iliill Steele, Rachael Hunter, Becky Edwards, Ray Werry and Kevin Buckley . floor clean ing tools . Come In for a Eureka no nonsense demon- stration today . IN ASIAN WATERS RAGINE ·- Navy Seaman Reeruit 6enwood D. Bickers, son ·of Mr . and Mrs. W. Ben Bickers and · husband of ttie former ll!iss Edith A. Rose, all of Route I , Racine , has left his -homeport at Alameda, calif., for an extended Western Pacific deployment aboard the .aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea. He joined the Navy in September, 1972. Hn se"lnas to let YOU Eureka ·Upright With Brilliant Headlight And 6-Position DIAL-A-NAP As Low As INGElS FURNITURE Open Fri. & Sat. Nigh Is Middleport Carmel News, By the Day FERTILIZER . (ALL ANALYSIS) .FUNK'S AND . PIONEER •.• FliNK'S SEED ....... C~RN .Sugar Run Flour Mills 180 Mulbeny 15 Pomeroy . VALUES , ARE FOUND BAKER •• Cultural arts Si:d h Qrade-: Doug Houston, !Continued from page I ) Syracuse, water C~?lor:; Rand y Pomeroy ; Robin Lynn Herald , Keller, Ches ter . oil; Rita Middl epor i; Bre nda J e ll, Rousey, Pomeroy . collage ; Bob Seelig, Sa lis bury ~ water Syracuse. in essays; Jayne base ; Va ler ia l,..aBante, Hoeflich, Poweroy, original Cllester, dra wi ng ; Laurel Cole. Salis bury, scul ptufe ; Kevin music composition. Kiog. Bradbury. poe1ry ; Patty Grades 7-8. visual arts: N\ar y Oyer, Sale m Center, essay; fl/lor a. Ches ter, collage; Greg ,Br e nda Jeff , Syrac use . Nelson. Cheste r, scul pt ure ; honora ble ment ion. essay. Davi d Brow n, Riverview, Mary Seventh grade, water co19r ; Rocky Va n Meter, Mora , Che'ltfe r , col · Rive rvie w, dra wi ng , all lage; Gi-eg Nel son . seventh gr,. ders. Ches ter , sc ulpture ; Da · Grades 7.8, poe t ~ y . essays : vi d Brown. Riverview . Ci nd y Dill, Chester Elemen - wa tercolor ; Roc ky Va n Meter, tary. eighth gr'ade, poetry ; Riverview, drawing . Da vi d Ca r' na ha n, Ches ter, Eighth grad e: Cindy Dill, eigh·th gr'ade. essay. Chesler. poetry ; David CarFirst -lliaJ;:e win ners in the naha n, Che$1er, essay ; Brenda coun ty in their res pective Lanham, Ch es te ~:.. collage ; grade levels wi th only th ose Chr'is t ina Holley, Chester , selected to go on to stat ~ dra wing . competition after they r'anked Mr s. Ruby Vau.9han, county first when judged later aga inst council pres ident , was fn fhe first place winners in oth er charg e of the final competition grades of their di vision fn. of the cultura l ~rts program eluded: ch is sponsored by the PTA First grade : Ken ny Su e whi in cooperation 'wiih teachers of Th·omas , · sa lem Cente r , ttw schools. Finals were i udged collage ; Sherry Pa tf er'son, by Mrs . C. E. Blakeslee, Racine, water base ; Richard and essays ; Bill Mayer, poems visual Cook, Syracuse, water' color' ; arts , and Mrs . Elizabeth Shawnee Sa lser , Ra ci ne . Lohse. music. drawing ; Jenn ifer Meadows. Middleport, essay . Second gr'ade: Beth Wilson. Chester' , co llage ; Richard Lyons, Racine, water base; Kr is Snowden , Middleport, water color ; Charles Geary, Middlepor't , water color' ; Kar'en Groggins, Middlepor't, poetry ; Susanna .Wise. Middlepor't essays. Third grade : .Charles Callins t Middleporf, coll.3ge ; Davia f!Aeadows, Middleport, Water base : Craton Wolfe, Rac ine, water color ; Rita Slater, MI"ACl!NATC Ra c ine , draw.ing ; Phyll is Dav~s , Middleport , poetry ; - Cindy Perry , Middleport, Danny Sayre essay. Fourth grade : Sonya Hitl, The big step coming up in Racine, collage ; Robert Lee, safety is more use Racine, water color ; Beth co lor on the roads . A big Perrin , Pomeroy , draw ing ; problem has been that Tom Kelly , Middleport. oil ; ne ither asphalt nor con· Beth Perr'in , Pomeroy , crete could be - colored sculpture; Jayne Hoeflich, permanently . However·, Pomeroy, wafer' bas·e , music, Monsanto Chemicals has composition , poetr'y and honorable mention essays ; contr ibuted to the Salem Sandy Herdman, development of a new Center, essays; Robin Lynn 'paving material, which·· is Herald, Middleport. honorable very similar to asphalt and mention , essays. can be brightly tinted with Fifth grade : Janet Horkey, long·last ing color. A strip Br'adbury, collaoe ; M~lisa of red would mean stop lhte , Racine, Dick Her ahead ; white will be used m~_n , _ Bra.dbury, fie. water M i cha~l . color ; Dennis as it is now for highway Syracuse. water base ; Carrie d ivider s and shou lder s; Guinther, Syracuse; drawing ; green tor through lanes, Janet Horky, Bradbury·, all ; orange for deceleration Pamela Harden , Racine , lan e s; and yellow · for poetry ; Re-becCa Dempsey , areas . Safety proh ibited Syr'a<.use. essay. officials already are calling for· sta'ndardization. of _color use · across the country. Put yourself o.n fhe r:ight r'Oad with Refined Water, the . perfect cleansing agent. Because all the · Pomeroy Bowling Lanes hardness minerals are Wednesday Early Bird league remo11ed with our ref ining March 28, 1973. unit, onfy a small amount Standings of soap is needed to TEeam , w. l. dislodge the soi l and keep it ve 1yn s Grocery 84 28 in suspens ion . Your clothes King Builders Supply 64 .48 · will last longer, stay Dor'othy's Pinnettes 58 5.4 brighter and fluf1ier . R. H. Rawlings 50 62 " There is noth ing else like Bertha's Grocery so 62 Royal CroWn · JP 82 it ." Give us a ca ll 882·2525. High Ind . Gam£;! -. Ann Tho:nqs 185 ; ·Mary Voss 176. Htgh Ind. Series - . Flossie Ma~son 487 ; Mary Voss 477 . Htgh Team Game Eve.lyn 's Grocer_y_fl26 .. Htgh Team Series New Haven, W_Va. Evelyn 's Grocery 2309. lo Lotal Bowling SAYRE HARDWARE - ·· FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. • « Phonograph Accessories Plans for a tenebrae to be Agnes Dixon, The purpose of held at the Enterprise United lookmg tn lo the lives of the four Methodist Church on April 19, women. it was explained, was Maundy Thursday, were made to urge women to look at .. at the Tuesday night meeting mission Opportunities in their of the Women's Society of daily living, and lo illustrate • Christian Service of the church at the home of Mrs. Kar)'n Davis. . . Mrs. Sara Dill was leader for the program the topic of which was " Personal Mi$Sions~" The group sang "0 Love that Wilt Not Let Me Go." Mrs. Davis read I Cor . 13 and the personal missions of four women were reviewed by Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Mrs. Agnes Weeks Mrs. Nancy Smith, and Mrs: tha t missions ca n-be ac~ complished without going to a fore ign land . A group ~tscuss i on was held on what md lviduals can do to be missionaries 'of Chris t in their daily lives. · · Pra ye r by Mrs. Weeks concluded the meeting . Mrs. Davis served refreshments to those named and Mrs. Delores Will and Mrs. Frances Hunnel. (Continued from page 1) ' technicians available on a 24 hour basis. Following her talk, Mrs. Homer Parker , • program chainnan, on behalf of the Association, presented Mrs . Cross a gift. Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Howard Birchfield were in charge of planning the program . Discussed at the business meeting was the proposed consolidation of the Meigs County Association with nine other counties into an area organization. Mrs . Wallace Bradford spoke on the consolidation meetings which take place periodically and of the termination of the local Association as of March 31, 1974 unless it 'elects to disaffiliate with the state and national organization. Four applications made for the two nurses ~cholarships to be awarded by the group this spring were. turned over to the selectiori committee for consideration. Mrs. Jane Russell, R. N., county tuberculosis nurse, reported that Meigs County now has. an "all~time low in tuberculosis." She said that in 1972 three -. riew ·cases were ""lound, but solar this year none have been detected. She commented on the chest clinics conducted here periodically and of th'e new methods of keatment which are con-I ~ sidere-ct· highly effective. Also discussed by Mrs. Russell was the need lor determining a plan of action for active tuber~ 59 N. 2nd St. MJODLEPORT, I I Kaaron Kay Gilmore to wed A nnzversary '. · 'c.ele.bra.t e.d 51/~% Regional meeting switched to Pomeroy Trinity church ,_o/ ~) r------------· Here's the Man · I I To See For • • . I I. THE I l BEST I l _' . . Sears I I S; Emily Circle met -Tuesday I L------------.1 R I N~ I~ U , TRADE •NEEDLES-Sappnire··a·nd DiamQnd •SPINDLE ADAPTERS •RECORD CLEANING CLOTHS -- 't •45 RPM ADAPTERS •BRUSHES TERRARIUMS . SALE! Save money and save time this ~ 1 2W ·to lerl Dudley's Aorist ·c· WERNER RADIO' & T.V. 2nd Ave. Middleport . SUNDAY BUFFET AM TIL 3 PM ADULTS •3.50 •1.75 No Reservations Taken · Please Accept Our Apologies . Consider the world's largest maker of tractors first · lor the Limited Parkrng . . . MODERN SUPPLY· 399 West "I Meigs Co. Branch '~ ) come in ... and trade-in .. . for value _ \ r ul osis· patients whQ might need hospitalization. . The problem arises as a result of . DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.attending thfeighl~ annual dinner of Meigs County Salon 710, lhe closing of ~e . Nelsonville Eight and Forty, Wednesday mght at the Meigs Inn were seated left to right, Mrs. Rhoda tuberculosi~ hospital. • Hackett, chapeau or the Meigs Salon; Mrs. Evalina Berkley, Departemental of Ohio Chapeau · • Mrs. Charles Hayes , and Berneice Christensen,le secrej.aire departemental ; and st anding, Mrs. Ethel Van Foss~m: LODGE TO MEET executive secretary, depa~teme~tal chape~u passe ; Mrs. Reva Cih1a, departemental la concicrger ; Mrs. Mal'y Til e r~ will be a special distributed financial reports Martm, natwnal pouvwr member; Mrs. Esther Edgar, departemental chapeau passe; Mrs. mee ting of Middleport Lodge which showed receipts for the . Mr. and Mrs. RichHrd Gilmore of Rout e 2, Mulb~rry Helen Bilisns, color marshall; and Mrs. Catherine Welsh, departemental nurses scholarship 31;:1 Jo'&AM Saturday at 7:30 past year of $3,731.50 from the He1ghts, Pomeroy , are announcing the cngager~1e nt and chainnan. f>Jl l. There will be work in the Christmas Seal sal~. $52 from approaching marriage of their daughter, Kna ron Kay, to Mr. P.A dcgl'ee: All Master Masons lhe 1971 late returns, $79.50 Charles D. Hatfield, son of Mrs. Netti e Hutficld, Dexter, a nd . :tl'e in vited . from state refunds, and $166.25 tbe late Clarence Hatfield. · investment income for a total Miss Gilmore is a senior at Meigs High School where she is Our Interest Is of $4,029.25. Expenditures taking a t--osmetology course. Mr. Hut field is empl oyed at th e inClu~ed $1,003 .09 for comThe eighth .aimiversary of 12 to 23 it was reported . 2 riieet-at the home of Mrs. Greater For You E.D . Salmons Lumber Co., Hobson. A May u wedding is munity services; $302.23 for the Meigs County Salon 710, Recognition which has come Hackett for work on reports bemg plarmed at the [.au rei Cliff Free Methodist ChiiTCh. The public health educaliQn ; $750 Eight and Forty, was observed to the Salon in the past eight and parody practice. Notes Rev . William Buckley will officiate 11t the 7 p.m. op ~ n church for profess ional education ; Wednesday night with a dinner years was enumerated by Mrs. from officers unable to attend wedding. $156.30 for patient services; · party at the Meigs Inn Marlin . She -said that six limes were read by Mrs. Hysell along $1 ,831.23 for fund raising, and highlighted by a review of the l.he Salon has heen selected the with a thank you card from On 90-Day $487.52 for general expenses, Salon 's history, greetings from " most outstanding" in all Sherry Marshall for a birthday making a total of $4,560:37 in several state officers including phases of Eight and Forty remembrance. Certificates expenditures during the past the Eight and Forty Depar- work, 24 tfophies lor special The State Chapeau reported of Deposit year. The balance as of April! temental Chcapeau ·Evalina program s have been won, that there is now $400 in Ute was $2,209.38 with $4,000 in- Berkley, and endorsement of $12,000 has been raised with · nurses scholarship lund, that 51/2 per cent pe~ year vested. Mrs. Mary Martin, Pomeroy, mos t of that amount going 'to $700 has been contributed paid on 90 day CerSpecial recognition was for Central Division Chapeau assis t in the varl"ous tubez·- toward endowment of another lificales of Deposit. HUTLAND - Mrs. JOe Bolin will dcuwn t;l ral c mode rh, given to Vernon Weber or in 1974. t. culusis and cystic fibrosis bl.'d at the National J~wish $1,000.00 Minimum. ·nf Hutland, director of f{eg ion abstract m1d tradlli unal ·floral Rutland, a guest at the-dinner, Other--departemental officers projects uf Eight and·' Forty, Hospital in Denver. It was ll , Ohio Association of Garden mTangcu1cnts, using brill iant Interest. Payable for serving as the 1972 and distinguished guests al· and an educational program on noted that Miss Ann Quarterly. Club ~, is <Jnnouncin g a dian gc spring fl owe rs, i 1 1 1 ~r program , Christmas Seal Sale campaign. tending the observance were cystic fibrosis has been carried Eschelman is a patient at the in the location of the group 's "Spring Surprlst;." . Officers retained for another Mrs. Berne ice Christensen, le out in the community . Good Samarilan Medical up comin g Spr.in g llegional J!tt~ c h club is asked to brin ~ year are Mrs. Dill, president; secretaire ; Mrs. Ethel Van Introduced by Mrs . Hackett Center in Zanesville meeting Saturday , April 14 plant materi als to be sold with Clarence Headley, vice Fossan, 'departemental during ·-~ business meeting . recupent!iOg from a coronary . from tho Pomeroy ~lemcn4try proceeds guin,g to the Wi ld~ pres.dent; Mrs . Dwight chapeau passei Mrs. Reva were Mrs . Florence Richards, Rugs made by blind vctenms School to the Trinity ·church (.It · fluwcr Buo k Fund . All Wallace.. secretary:· Mrs .. Cihla, depart.ementaL la con~ American Legion Aux.iliary from funeral baSket ribbons Lhc ~. ; Onu;l' of. Ea ~,t Second ancl presid UJits o l' <.t I'C prcsCntative Bruce May, treasurer; Mrs. cierge; MrS·. Martin, nB.tional Department Natibnal security were awarded to Mrs. Cihla Lynn Stiects in PomcfOY . The should <~ttcnd to · vOte on th~· The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. Wallace .. Bradford, pouViormember ; ·MI-s. Esther c hairman; Mrs. · Dorothy ami Fred Shain . Games were · hmdtcon now will IJ.c prepared now Hc~io nal . Direc tor . The 296 Second St. representative director, and Edgar, depart em en ta I Hecker, Gallipolis, Auxiliary played with pri7.es going to hy one or lhc church groupS; du y will b c ~in .wi th Pomeroy, Ohio· Mrs. Charles Hayes, executive chapeau passe ; Mrs. Helen Eighth District Community Mrs. Van Fossen, Mrs . Good, L>ut the price will bemain at $2. Hcgistr;1tion und Cuffee Hour All Accounls Insured To secretary . · Billfngs, ~e:partemental colOr Serv'ice chairman; Mrs. Kay Mrs. Searles and Mrs. Hm.:cl Members arc reminded that fr o111 9 till 10 a, m. with the $20. 000 by FSLIC. On the Board of Directors mars,hall; . and Catherine Par~ons , Eighth Distrlct Grant. prepaid reservations must be Winding Trai\ , ·wndwood , and are-wallace Bradford, Mr . and Welsh, departemental nurses Children and Youth chairman, Committees · !Qr the dinner sent to the regional treasurer, Bcnd-·..OL. Lho . lti vcr Garden Mrs. J . S. Davis, Mrs. Clarence scholarship chairman . and chapeau of the Athens were Mrs . Edith Fox , ' Mrs. Wilsun Car-penter , 28:~ Clubs it 5 hustcsses and Mrs. '' ''/ -~-~ H">' " . Headley, Mrs. Guy Neigler, Apalrioticcolorschemewas Salon , Eight and Forty; Mrs . decorations : Mrs . Hysell , ·Mulbe rry Avenue, . Pomeroy, RoiJ cr:t Lewis, dwl nnan . Mrs.- Dan White, Miss Frieda carried out in the table Ca1·rie Neutzling, chapeau of registration and gifts; Mrs . Qhi v, 4571;9, by the April !J Faehnle, Mrs. R. R. Cutler, decorations along with the . the Gallia County Sa lon 612 ; Myrtle Walker, flowers; Mrs. deadline. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ri!!le, theme "Busy as a Bee in '73." and Mrs. Robbie Good, Pearl Knapp and Mrs . Walker, 'cucst speaker will be OAGC Mr .. . and Mrs. Richar'd The welcome following the chapeau, Vinton .County Salon · loot bags .for favors; Mrs. 1 pas t-pr es ident, Mrs. P a ul I · · I Chambers, Mrs . Hayman . ritualistic opening and prayer 752. Ha ckett and Mrs . Martih, Wcndall Heed, of Newf.lrk , who Barnitz, Mrs. Homer Parker, · by Mrs . Lula Hampton , Mrs . Marie · Boyd .of the programs. Mrs. Don Seizing, Mrs. Mary l'aamonier, was given by Mrs . Meigs Salon reported on Kautz, Mrs. Thomas Martin, Rhoda Hackett, Meigs Salon children and youth work noting Mr. and Mrs. Howard · Birch- chapeau. that from September to April (ieldand Mr . and Mrs. Richard Mrs. Martin· commented on $294.96 has been . spent on a Pickcn!i (ol' dcv1Hi ons, fullowcd the organization of the salon in cystic fibrosis child ; $296.50 SYHACUSE - A reading, with prayer by Ml's. R<t chel I I Poulin. 1965 and told of Mrs. Edgar's has gonelotheNalionalJewish " The Purpose of Unite!!, I ~ · I The annual rP.port sho,wed role as departemental chapeau HOspital and Ohio's cystic Presbyterian Women " , and a McBride . . 1\oll call was an swcl'ed with a scripture verse . thall06 x-rays during the past that year in assisting Mrs. fibrosis pro·g rams; $139.50 poem in unison opened the 1 1 year were paid froin seal sale Ferne Cheesebrew, Mrs. toward tuberculosis care and meeting of the Emily. The secretary 's report wus I Lou Osborne 1 funds , and that tapes and Eileen · Searle·s, Mr's. Julia treiltrnent. She reported that Missionary Circle in the church given· hy Mrs. Adi! Slack :md I I literature have b<ien provided Hysell, and Mrs . . Martin . in 113 hours has been spent in •nnex Tucsd•Y at l:JO jl. m. 1hc treasurer's rl:!port by Mrs . . McBr'ide. •1 I for tbe tuberculosis nurse to getting the salon organized . cystic fibrosis work , and 41 Mrs. Laura PickenS, president, For th e mothers and I SEARS I . use in her work. Three nursing A tribute was given to Mrs. hours in lubf!rculosis yolunteer · presided . daughters banquet to be held Catalog Merchant scholarships of $250 each were Ruth H. Thornton and Mrs. work, and noted that $6ti7 was Tile thought for the month on M•y 9, slides will be shown I 220 E. Main Pomer'oy I awarded last spring. Mary E. Reapp ,' both charter collected in the cystic fibrosis was " All the World's .loy I PH. _ I -·A-. dinner preceded the members now deceased, and fund drive with $154 more to be comes rrom th~ Grave of Om· of the Holy Land . 992 2178 Heuding for Lbc placing of meeting. M ·23 1 recognized were the charter contributed in the combined Risen Lord." lhe leas t coin Wi.I S " Am I 5F.T TitlG members in obserVance, Mrs . charities program of the Meigs 'l'hc lOth chapter of HI M Prepared To Share ", by InN¢ ~If lll~lt Hevelations was re•d by Mrs. R I N G S E l TINQ I Mrs ... .Hacke It , Mrs . Hl.gh Schoo.I. Seares, Fnmkie Mum~w . It was anPearl Knapp, and. Mrs. Eunie Mrs.·Pearl Knapp noted that noun ced that th e PrCsbyterial Do something beautiful for your diamond Brinker. Membership during $100 is being contributed to the DAUGHTER BORN will be held in Columbus April the eight years has rown from nurses scholarship lund . A Mr. and MrS. Don Van 18. Cre<:~ t c <• whole ne w lou k.·H.ave your tl iarn orid mounted report on · the constitution Und Cooney of Middleport are . Rcadin J;\ For rn~s:;io'nari es in 111 <l scnso lional ne w sott ing from. our collection of ~a .rrings. tlirrs: p~ n d;:H) I S an<.l rings We 'prornise quality by-laws was given ]ly ·Mrs. announcing: lhe birth of a Switr.erl~md tv be prayCd for c ra ft srnansh tt) nt !.1 rnodor<.~t (l price . Eileen Searles .. Mrs. Catherine daughte~. Rebecca l,ynn, on was given by Agnes White. The · "Watch Nature Work" Welsh announced the pouvior March 4 at the Pleasant Valley program was the study of be held this weekend at the Hospital. The infant weighed Rebecca with readin gs by Mts. Send A Beautiful Pick-F ort Hayes Hotel in six pounds, 13 ounces. They Picken s , Mrs . Mc: Bridge , now ... Indoor Garden Columbus beginning with a have another daughter, Fr;mkie Mumaw, Mrs. White SUIIM1 A Fr'esh and La~tin/j Gift. dutch supper Saturday night. Melissa Dawn, 15 monlhs old . and Mrs. Ruth Zavitz. The Sevcr•l of the Meigs County Grandpijrents are Mr. and June s tudy will be on Mariam . From •4.95 Trade up to a reliable new Massey Salon partners will attend. The Mrs. Albert Van Cooney of Hefreshments were scrvCd Ferguson lawn and garden tractor: annual dinner of the Vinton Pomeroy, Stanley Aleshire of by , Mrs, Jean Hall and Mrs. Trade in your old model onyour_c~oice n _N, second St. Salon was announced for. May Pomeroy, and Mrs. Delsie M:t,ldrcd Pierce, to' those named of an MF 7, B. 12, 14 h.p. lawn and garden MIDDLEPORT, 0 . 7. Aleshire of Logan, W. Va . ahove and ·Mrs . Susie FiScher . iraclor .. .. or an MF 5 or 6 h.p. riding mower. .. · Members of the Meigs Salon Ghoose also from a hosi of easy-on-a,ndwere reminded of a 1 p.m. off attachments to make your MF lawn REViVAL PLANNED \ and garden tractor eve!'~ more versatile. A revival will be held at the, Quick starts, easy operation . Carmel United . Methodist Hard working, dependable service. Church, Racine, Rl. I, one,half mile off the Bashan Road from April 9 through the 15th. The • Rev . ' James Morrison, evangelis t fr om Barlow, Ohio, "ALL YOU CAN EAT" · will be the guest speaker. Serv11~ ices . arc 7:30 p.m . nightly . There will be sp~cial music. CO MPL ETEL '( IN STA LLEO 'rile Rev. Frank Cheesebrew is WA LL TO WALL the pastor. With, Hea•J y Foam Rubber Pad C~ILDREN Unaer 10 . o:_, Mr. anij Mrs, William Nease and children, Cindy, Sandy and David of Belle fon ta i n ~ were Sunday ~uesls of their p~renls , Mr . and Mrs. Uswin Nease and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Phillips, Mine rsville. Mr . and Mrs. Da llas Jones (Lou Ann Han1mer ) of Columbus were recent visitors of Mr . and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich and .Jayne Lee. and Mr. and Mrs . W i ll<.~rd Wilson. Mrs. I .uther Bradford is spending lime here viSitlng her dau~hter and family, Mr . and Mrs. De~vi d Nease. Mr. ond Mrs. Hoger Risch "·nd fa mily, and Mr. and Mrs. ftonald Dav is of -Athens were I'Cccnt vis itors of their grand. pe~l'c n ls , Mr. und Mrs. Uswin Nea!le. Abo visiting with the Ncascs bri efl y were Mr . and Mrs. Hcrbc.rl Davis ~or Athens, who were cnroutc home from a Flol'ida vacation. '.. First EMS service FLOWERING PLANTS Dudley's Aorist , ' Service planned Beautiful Easter Lilies Hydrangeas Azaleas • VALUES Lee ·"IT'S TRUE" - - - 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o ., April 6, 1973 SERVICES MONDAY Services are being conducted Monday nights at 7:30 o'clock at the Ash St. Free Will Baptist Church in Middleport with Dr. R,oberl Persons of Cheshire in charge . Special eUJphasis is being directed to interest young people . The public is and family, Mr . and Mrs. Jack Elam and family·, Mrs. James wel~ome . Reeves and Linda were Mrs . Mildred Bissell of Brinker. Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. Tuppers Plains visited Mr. and Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Orr of Geothermal Power Mrs . Douglas Circle recently. Chester visited. on ·-Sunday and Mrs. Fred Tuckerman . World production of geoMr . and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, . Mr. and Mrs . Frank Hudson · evening at the home of Mr. and thermal power, in which the · Kat!, Kevin and Charles were 3nd daughter, Toni of Racine Mrs. Robert and family. Earth's heat is used to pro' Sunday afternoon visitors of and Mr. and Mrs. Shelby · Mrs. Mary Circle ac· duce steam that drive s genMrs. Lena Knapp of Pi ckens and family of companied by · Mrs. Hattie erators , now totals more a mil lion kilowatts. Langsv ille . Syrac~ ' spent Sunday with Powell and daughter, Addie, than Geologists believe thi s could Mr. and Mr,s. Allan Taylor. Racine R. D. , visited Mrs . be increased ten -fold a pol- · James Circle of New Haven Virgil Walker and Mrs. Virgil lution-free source or' power OPTION PITCHER V isited his mother, Mrs. Mary Roush who are patients at that would ·be equivalent to LOS ANGELES (UP! )- The lm Angeles Do~ers pptioned Circle on a recent Monday Veterans Memorial Hospital on burning a billion tons of coal. Sunday evenin~. pttcher Bru.~ Ellingsen to e\;ening. local. Mr .\ and Mrs. William t:'rs. Betty Van Meter, Mrs . ·!heir Albuqerque farm club Ralph Harden of Iilornirig Thursday to pare the roster .to Carleton .of Racihe spent , a Mary Circle and Mrs. Eunie Star spent Saturday night with recent evening with Mrs. Dean Brinker spent Tuesday evening 25. his grandparents, Mr : and Mrs . with Mrs . Laura Byers of Tanners Run and her sister Homer Circle, Verna ~nd . . ' Wa vie Circle. Addte Whtle of Pennsylvania. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle recently were Mr . and MrS. Richard Ables of Bald Knobs . Mr . and Mrs. Glenn Tuttle and son of Eagle Ridge, Mrs. Linda Patterson and sons, Racine R. D. , Mrs. Betty Wrilesell of . Spiller . .Chester Van Mete~ of BEnER Morning Star and Paul Moore , . NURISH -. • Main Street 9'92·2164 Pomeroy, Ohio ·THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" FOR PETS · STABLES · LARGE AN(;) SMALL ANIMALS LAWNS GARDENS ~WI\.· GALLIPOLIS, OHIO CARPET SPECIAL 2 ROOMS AND HALL SHIRT FIN-ISHING SAME DAY SERVICE In At9-0ut AI 5 Use Our Free Parking Lot Robinson's Qeaners 216 E. 2nd , Pomeroy Includes: l2'xl5' Living Rm 9' xl2' Bedroom 3'~12' Hall ALL FOR ONLY ~a lily SOl nylon c.;,rpetinQ wi th .hea vy foam rubber pad, expert tack less insta lla tion. Choice of colors. All work guaranteed .-5ee Wendell Gr'ate for th is buy , or fre e estima te on any carpel installat ion . ' RUTLAND FURNITURE " PH . 742-4211 A. WENDELL GRATE I �. ' .. ' I • • • • • '- / .' .. ' • • .1i - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., 1 POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W . H Perr in , pastor Roy Mayer , Supt Church s.chool. '1 · 15 a m , worsh ip , 10 24 a m , youth cho ir reheanal Monday . 6 30' p m , Mrs. Marv in .Burl. d i rector , senior cho l r rehearsal . 1 30 p m , Thurs day , Mrs Paul Nea se , d 1r.e.ctor , POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Un1on and Mulberry Rev . Clydi:> V Henderson , pas!or Sunday school. 9 30 a m , Glen M c C l ung , supt , mornmg worsh1p , 10 JO am ; evenmg serv1ce , 7 JO , m1d week sar v1 ce . Wednes.dav . 7. 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL Morn ing prayer and sermon , 10 30 am Moly commun 1on and sermon , f 1rsr Sundays , 10 30 a . m C hur c h scho ol , kindergarlen through eighth grade . 10 30 a m POMEROY CHURCH OF 'CHRIST - Mr Hoyt Allen , Jr , pastor B1ble School , 9 : 30am. , worsh i p, 10 · Jo . adult worShip serv1ce and young people 's meetmg , both 7. 30 p m Sun day Wednesday, comb1ned B1ble s tudv and prayer meet1ng, 7·30 p m '. THE SALVATION ARMY ·~ · Envoy Ray w W 1nmg , offlc . ?- r In charge Sunday , 10 am , Holiness meetmg , 10 30 am , Sunday School Young Peop le's .;,..~ Leg1on . 7 p m , Thursday, Ito 3 p m , Lifdtes Home Le agu e. 7 ::: p m , Prep classes .' -· -·.. - .·-• • l l '• ·- ·~ ., ... A thought for the day : The Greek poet Hesiod sa id, "A bad - neighbor 1s as great a m1sfortune as a good one ts a great blessmg ." - -: • SACRED HEART Rev Father Bernard K r ajCOVIC , pastor Phon-e 99 1 1'82S S<Jturday evenmg Ma ss . 7. 30 p m Sunday Mass , 8 an(l 10 am Con l ess1ons , Stl lurday , 1 7 JO p m . POMEROY FIRST BAP · liST Robert Kuhn , pastor , William Watson . Su nday school supt Sunday sch oo l, 9 30 a m . BYF , 6 p m , B1bl e s tudy . Wednesday 7 p ,m , c hoir pract1ce Wednesday , 8 JO p .m POMe:ROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURC H Harr 1so nvd le R oad . Rev O ' Dell Manl ey. Pastor . Henry Ebl1n , Sunday Sc hool Supt . Su nday Sc hoo l 9 30 a . m .. Even1ng wor sh1 p 7 30 p.m . Prayer and Pra 1se service , Thursday . 7 30 p m NEASE SETTLEMENT C HAP EL NOn · denommal•onat . George S 011er . Pastor Su nday School 10 am Wor sh1p Serv ice 11 am Sunday n 1ght serv1ces 7 JO p m Wednesday Prayer rneet1ng 1 · 30 p m Everyone wei come POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W Mam Sl - Loren T Stephens , evangelist , phon e 991 7856 Conse rvat 1 ve , non mstrumenlat Sunday wor ship , 10 am , B1ble study , 11 am , worsh1p , 6 p m Wedn es day B1 b l e st udy , 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (non denom 1nat1onal l, Langsv i lle Dexter Road . the R ev Worley Haley , pastor . Sunday school. 10 am , even1ng worsh1p , 7 JO p m Prayer meet 1ng , Tuesday , 7 30 p m , youth grou p , Fr 1day , 7 30 p m Ye must he hom again By CHARLES SIMONS First Baptist Church, Middleport One night Jesus had a caller named Nicodemus, a leader of the Jews, and who belonged to the party of the Pharisees. Nicodemus, m the course of hls conversation with Chnst, said to Him, "We know, Rabbi, that you are a teacher sent by God, for no one could do the mighty works you are domg unJess God were with hun." Jesus answered, "I tell you the truth: no one can see the Kmgdom of God unless he is born agam." "How can a grown man be born agam?" Nicodemus asked. "He certainly cannot enter h1s mother 's womb and be born a second time!" -· "I tell you the truth," replied Jesus, "that no one can enter 1lfe Kingdom of God unless he is born of water and of the sp1rit. Flesh gives birth to flesh, and Spirit gives blfth to spmt. Do not be surpnsed because I tell you, 'Ye must be born agam'. " As you read thiS article you may be asking yourself this question, "How can I be born of water and of the Spirit?" Wben Jesus talks about being born of water, He is speaking about man's natural birth irto the world, for He mentions that flesh gives birth to flesh. It IS interesting to note that when the fetus is in the womb it Is immersed in a watery like substance called the amniotic fluid, and· that at b~rth thiS ammotic firnd IS thus it can be s01d that when man comes mto the ·-• discharged; world that he is born of water. •• But for man to enter into the Kingdom of Heavn he must be born again; he must be born of the Spirit If a person is to be born of the Spirit, he must do four things. First he must repent of his sins. This Implies that he acknowledges himself to be a sinner before God, that ~e asks God to forgive him of his sins, and that he with the strength of Ch nst - turns from his smful ways _ .. Secondly he must believe in the perspn of Jesus Christ He must believe that Christ is the Son of God, that Chnst lived a perfect life, that Christ died upon the cross to save him from his sins, that Christ arose from the dead, and that Christ is cornmg to earth again. Thirdly, he must invite Jesus Christ mto hiS heart and life. In Revelation 3:20 we find Jesus saying these words, "Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hears my voice, and opens the dO!lr, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me ." Here Christ IS plainly saymg that He will only enter into man's heart upon man's mvitation, and here Christ gives His word that He will enter into man's heart and fellowship with him. Fourthly he must be willing to keep ChriSt's commandments. This implies a willingness to follow Christ and to serve Him. In John 14:15 we flnd these words of ChriSt, "If you love me, keep my commandments." The individual who invites Jesus Christ into his heart by faith must seek to demonstrate his faith in Christ by striving with the help of Chnst to live a holy life and a life that is pleasing to God. My friends, have you been born again by the Spirit of God' If not, then ri5it now, wherever you happen to be, bow your head, confess your sins to God, believe in Christ and what He has done for you at Calvary, mvite Christ into your ~cart and hfe, and ask God to help you to walk m obedience to Christ's teachmgs. , My friends, when you do this you will become a child of God, you w1ll begin to have a different perspective on life, and you will have a place reserved for you in the New Heavens and the New Earth which God one day will create for His children. We who are Christians, let us thank God for making the way JX>Ssible for us to be born agam so that we may fmd meamng m life and have the hope of a glonous future hfe beyond the grave. Fellow QlristJans,let us challenge ourselves to proclaim to those outs1de of the faith that they need to be born again. .·- -~ Fairview By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr . and Mrs . Howard Robinson of Flatwoods, W. Va. , spent Sunday afternoon wtth Mrs. Bertha Robinson. Howard Sayre of Syracuse, : _ Paul Sayre of Columbus, Mrs. Bertha Robmson were dmner .. guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs . Herbert Shields. Mr. and Mrs. Garf Miller of Mansfield spent I weekend w1th the latter's parents, Mr . and Mrs. Charles Lawson and famUy . 'Pvt. Ronald Russell of Ft. " Meade, Md ., spent the weekend witt! his wife and daughter, " Nancy Russell and Mandy, at the home of Mr. and Mrs Russell Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hupp spent Sunday w1th Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stewart at Point ~- • ' • 197J the Sermonette " -. ••• • PORTLAND Worsh1p 7 30 ST PAUl, LUTHERAN P m , even ing worsh1p , 7 30 lhi' Re-v Arthur C Lund, •p""ll\ . Church Sc hool ~ 30 i:. m p m B1blc \lud y , Wednc~day , S-UTTON W ors h i p, 11 o;l m pit!itOr Suntt!ly 5c hool {nur J JO p m ~ 7nd .1nd .sth SundolyS , Church c;~ry .ldu ll ), 9 J5 am . Ch.arles MT UNION BAPTIST "U•091 10 (I r'tl EvMIS , (hnshan Edu{afion k'ev Cecil Col( , pa s tor Su nday WESLEYAN (Ractnel · SU I'!! • WOrShip serVICe , 10 . 30 <;ltl O()I supt , JQe Sayre ' ,, m , cont1rmaflon classes , Wnr-shtp , II a nl , C hurch ~u nday school , 9 rt5 ~ . m .. Sc trool, 10 a 11l Tu('Sdoy, I 8 15 . 1unmr cvn Sunday cveninq wor sh•p. 7 30 NORTHEAST CLUSTER ftrrna110n cl as s. t1me- se t Wednesday prayer and B i ble Rev Jacob Lehman W('l'kly , sen1or (:On f 1rmat1on Study , 7 30 p m Re..- . Sian ley Brantlum ci Ol SS Sent or cho1r , 7 30 p m TUPPERS PlAINS JOPPA Wor ship 10 a rn , CHRISTIAN Tu4)Sdtly CHURCH ChuH h Sc hool 9 am , Prayer SEVENTH - DAY AD Euqcr'le Underw ood, pastOr , Mf'f'ltnq , Wedn esda y , 8 p m VENTIST Lo ca t£>d on Howard Caldwell, Jr , Sunday LONG BOTTOM Chu r c h Sc hool Sup l , Su nday SchOol. Mulberry Heights , near sc rv 1ccs 9 am , Su nday 9 JO a . m , Mornmg se rmon , Ve ter<tns Memor1al Hoscu tal, ~ch ool 9 15 am B 1ble Sludy Pomeroy Pastor H ~rbc rt 10 30 a m , Sunday e v en mg e..- cry Thur sday , 7 . JO p m se rv1 ce, 7 p m Morgan Sa bbnth Sc hool , every NORTH BETHEL Wor Saturday at 1 p m and wor Sh ip LETART FALLS UNITEO 'ih1 p II a m , Chu r ch School 10 BRETHREN s:e- rv1ce !allowing at 3 15 p m Rev ~ reeland Q.pen S1ble d1SCUS.S1Qn ea ch am NOHIS , pcntor FIOYii Norr is, ALFRED Su nday school , sup I Sunday school , 9 30 am .• Thu r sd ay at 1 30 p m at th e 9 . 45 am each Sun day ; morn1ng sermon. 10 JO am . • Fr , endlv chu- r c h . " The preaching at 11 a . m ea ch Chu rch ,1' Prayer serv•ce . W C!dn es day , Sunday Pray er meeting, 7 . 45 7 30 p m GRAHAM UNITED p m , Wcdnesd~y . W SCS, 8 p m , METHODIST Pr each.ng C H ESHIRE CHURCH OF on th ird T uesday each month 9 30 a m . f i rst and second GOD OF PROPHECY, G P REEDSV ILLE Sunday Sm1th , pa s tor . '-SUnday SchooL Sund ays o t eac h month , lhird school , 9 30 prc'achmg , 7: 30 10 am , Arthur Henson , Su p1 , ano t our th Sund ay s eilc h md'hth , wor ~/11 p ~e rv ice at 7 30 p m Sunday , prayer meeling, Morn1nq WorShip, I I a . m , l lO p m Tuesday , w scs, 7 30 Young P eop les Sef'VI Ce, 7 P. m ; p m Wedn es day e ven111g s at f 1rs1 Ttwrsday e<;~ch month 7 30 , Pr..:J yer and 81ble Study Ev en1 n9 service, 7 30 p .m SILVER RIDGE Wor sh1p Wednes.day M id w eek Prayer FIRST SOUTHERN BAP . 10 am . Chur ch Sc hool , 9 a m Servtct> , 7 · Jo p m , Youth T!ST 182 Mu lber r y Ave , TUPPERS PLAINS mee l 1ng 6 •30 p m , Ev en 1ng Pomeroy , alf•hated w 1th Worship 9 am , Church wor sh 1p , 7 JO p m . S B. C , the Rev Fred Hd!. Sc hool , 10 am C HESTER CHURCH OF pa s tor . Hershel M c Clure , KENO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Sunday school supl Su nday CHR IST Hobart New ell , Herb ert Grate . pastor Wor schooL 9 JO a m , mornu'lg supt Ser v1 ca weekly , 9 . 30 am sh1p se rv tee. 11 a m and 7 JO wor sh1 p, 10 . 30 am ., Su nday On Sunday Prea ch 1ng f1r s t and p m Su nday Sundav Sc hool. eva ng elis t ic meet1'ng , 7 30 p m th 1rd Sundays o f month by 9 JO am R1chard Barton , Pray er meet1ng , Wednesday , Cli ffOrd Smllh , 9 30 a .m 1 · 30 p m sup ! Prayer mee t mg, Wed HOS SO N CHRISTIAN nesday, 7 . 30 p m MIDDL EPORT UNION Darrel Doddr i i L BRADBURY CHURCH OF MT MORIAH BAPTIST Pi~-Stor Su nday Sc hool. 9 30 CHRIST Cl1 1fOrd Smith , corne r Fou rth and Ma1n , a (Yl , Leonard Gilmor e, t1rsr mm ts ter Su nday School 9 30 M 1ddiC!port Re v H enry Key, Jr , pastor Su nday Sc hool , 9 30 -"Cider, evenmg se rvi ce, 7 30 am , mornmg c hurch 10 30 p rn Wednesday prayer am : Sunday evenmg service, am , M rs Erv111 Baumgard meetmg, 7 30 p . m ner , sup! , Morn 1ng worship , 7 30 p m Wednesday se rv1 ce, 8 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF pm 10 45 a m Sunday GO D - Racine Route 2 The JEHO VAH'S WITNESSES LAUREL CLIFF FREE • John 8 Rev Char les Han d, pastor Larry Ca rnahan , presid i ng METHODIST - Rev Rober! 12-29 Sunday school , 9 45 a m , E Bu c kley , pastor Wdl1am mm 1sl er Sun day , Bibl e tee morn1ng w o r s h i p , 11 am lure , 9 30 am , Watchtower Bailey, sup t ; Su nday school Monday Even1ng services , Tuesday and 9 JO a m , mornmg wor sh1 p , study , 10· 30 a m , Tuesday, Fnday. 7 30 • J ohn 12 B 1blc study , 7 30 p m Thurs 10 JO a m ; even 1ng wor sh1p , BEARWALLOW RIDGE 7 30 p 1n Wednesday Chn s llan 20-.'l3 day , m1n1Siry sch ool , 7 JO CHURCH OF CHRIST Bi ble Youth Cru sa de . 6 30 p m ; p m , serv1 ce mcc lm g 8 30 pm . s t udy 9 ' 30 am , mornmg pray er meel1ng, 7 JO p m , Tuesday worsh1p , 10 30 a m , even1ng Th ur sday c ho1r pra c ll ce, 1 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of • Luke 9 wor sh1p , 6 30 p m Wednesday pm Chn st m Chns.tian Un1on 18-22 Bible study , 7 30 p m • L awr en c e Manley , pa s tor , UNITED MINISTRY OF ~.> DEXTER CHURCH OF Mrs Russe ll Young , Sunday W ednesday ME IGS CO UNTY , The Un1ted CHRIST ~ Danny Evans , Sc hool Su pt sunday School • Luke 9 Pr esby t ena n Church , Dw ight pastor, N orman C Will. sup t 9 JO a m Even1119 worsh1p, L Zav1IZ, Pastor D~reclor , Sunday Sc h.ool 9 30 am , 44-56 7 30 Wednes.day prayer Geor ge W Hutton and Rev Worship se rv1 ce, 10 : 30 a . m meetmg 7 JO p m L ~nson St ebb m s. Ass'! Pa s tor - Chr 1s t1an Endeavor Sunday Thursday MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Direc to rs even 1ng GOD - Ra c me Route 2, the • Mark 10 FIRST UNITED PRES · REORGANIZED CHURCH Rev J ames. M Mun cy, pa s t or . 32-45 BVTERIAN, M 1ddle OF JESUS CHRIST OF Su nday school , 9 45 a m ; port. Sunday Church Schoo l , LATTER DAY SAINTS morn1ng worShip , ll am , Friday Sc llool. 9 . 30 am , M r s Homer Porlland Ra c1 ne Road Ralph even 1ng worsh 1p , 7·30 p m • John 8 Lee, Su pt , Mornmg Wor Sh ip Joh nson, pa s lor Her..be rt Pr ayer meet1ng , Tuesday , 7 30 31-59 10 30 am Wh1te , Su nday Schoo l D 1r ector p m • Young p eop le's meetmg, F I R S T U N I T E D Sun day Sch ool. 9 30 a m , 7 30 p m Thu r sday Saturday PRESBYTEPIAN , Mid Mornmg worship , 10 JO am, RUTLAND CHURCH ' OF dlcport , SiJ nday Church Sc hool. Su nday evening se rv 1ce 1 p m GOO B er tha ~ K-ing rey, • Mark 14 9 JO am, Lew •s Sa uer , Supt, Wednesday evenmg prayer subS titut e pa st or Sun day 22-42 se rv1ces, 7 JO p m Schoo l , 10 a . m , wors.h1p . Mornmg Wor ship, 10 JO am MT. OLLVE CHURCH BETHLEHEM BAPTIST se rv •ce, 7 p m Sunday Prayer Long Bottom , Sunday Schoo l, Great Bend , Charles N orns. meet1ng, Wednesday , 7 30 p m IO a m w1lh Wil l ard P1gott . pas t or Worshtp serv1ce. 9 30 HAZEL COMMUNITY su p! Evangel 1s t message each a m . Su11day Sch ool , 10 30 CHURCH - Near Long Sot Su nday eve nin g, 7 30 p m by a m tom Est11 Hart , pastor, Roy CARLETON CHURCH E ld er Russell Cl1ne , m1n 1S f er Brown. ass1s1ant pa st or ot th e Apos tol 1c Fa1th B 1b l e K1ngsb ury Road Su nday Sunday sc hool , 10 a m , Chu r ch Stu dy , Wednesday , 7 30 p rn Sc hool , 9 30 am , Ralph Car l , 7 30 p m eac h Sunday F I R S T U N I T E D sup ! WorShip service, 10 JO evenmg, pra yer meetmg, 7 30 5crlp1urt"l iel~c !ed by the Amer>can Bible !>ooe!y PRESBYTERIAN, Syra cuse, am and 7 30p m alte rna te l y p m Thursday Morn1ng wor s h i p , 9 am , Prayer meetmg , W ednesday , MIDDLEPORT PEN Copyr!Shl 1971 K e o ~ ler "'d~~rl ~ ~•ng Se..,.rce, In c. 5tra5burg Vlrgon o3 Su nday Chu r c h Sc ho ol. 10 a m 7 30 p m Rev Jay Sides, TECOSTAL - Th i rd Ave , t he Mrs Sampson Ha l l. Svpt pas tor Rev Wdl1am Kn1 ttel , pasto r ST tV ERSV IL~E COM· OLD DEXTER CON Rona l d Dugan , Sunday Sc hool MU NITY CHURCH - Sunday GREGATIONAL CHURCH Sup ! C lasses f or a ll ages , school serv 1ce , 10 am , Pr ayer Rev Carl R 1chards , eve n1ng sc rv1 ce 7 JO p m , meet 1ng, Thursday , 7 p m , past or Mr s Worley With the hope it will. in some measure, fo s ter and help sustaln that whiSh 1s B1b l e> study , Wednesday, 7 30 Sunday even1ng se rv1 ce, 7 p m FranC IS, Sunday sc hoo l supt , p m youth ser v1ces, Fr•day, good in family and community life. this featur e is sponsored by the bus mess ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday school, 9 45 a m , 7 JO p m Pomeroy Ha rr1so nvlll e c hurch se rv1ce s, second and FREEWILL BAPTIST firms and organizations whose names appear below . Roa d Kenne th Ebe rt s, pa stor lo u rlh Sundays follOW ing Corner Ash and Plum , M id Paul M cEl r oy , Su nd ay Sc hoo l Sund ay sc hoo L fi rst and lhlfd ~ ____ c.Jiepor t , N oel H errman , pastor Saturday evenmg \Su p! Su n day Sc hool 9 30 am . Sunday even mg s, 7 30 p m i~ ' ~----:~ ~~~'!"'"'1!~~~----., serv 1ce , 7 p m Sun day sc hool , mor n 1ng worsh1p and com L 0 N G B o T T 0 M Meigs County Branch 10 am i Sunday even1ng muniOn. 10 JO am . Sunda y CHRISTIAN ___, Mr Rober! WOr Ship, l p m e,en mg youth cnr.Sioan e n Wy att , pasJor , Su nday Sc hool d eavor , 6. 30, Worsh1p ser supt , Ronald Osborne, B1ble FIRST... BAPTIST of M 1d dleport. corn er of S1X I h and 7 v~ees. s unday , JO p m School. 9 30 am , preach1ng Short Order A1r Cond1t1oned Res taurant 1 Palm er Streets R ev Charles Wednesday e ven 1ng prayer 10 45 am . Even1ng se rv• ces,• St. Rt. 7 Chester, Ohio L,: • S1mons, pa s tor Danny and Bible s t udy, 7 JO l RUN FREE 296W. Second Pomeroy Ph 992386'5 Thompson. Sunday Sc hool ST JOHN LUTHERAN ~ METHODIST - Ronald Wells , -~ Su p erm t end ent Sunday chu r,th school f or eve ry on e 9 30 P one s, Gr pas,o o,e, rtheSunday Rev sc Arthur pastor Sunday wor Scsh hool Comb hoo l, am , Mornmg 1p , 10 ·3 0 9 15 a m , Mornmg worsh1p 9 30 am , church serv1ce s, am , Young People's Serv1ce 10 15 am , Even1ng serv 1ces , 10 30 a m 6 45 p m , E vangeliSflc se r 7 JO p m , Wednesday p rayer Ge neral Merchandise BRADBURY CHURCH OF VICe , 7 30 p m Pr aye r serv1ce, 7 30 p m Extra you th Devoted to the Greater qhio Valley CHRIST B1b le Sc hool, 9 JO meet1ng , Thursday , 7 30 p m ac t1v1!t es on Sunday , 5 p m, Tuppers Plain s' Ph . 667-3280 am, mornmg worsh1p, 1030 FREEDOM GOSPEL for a ll yout h up to stx lh grade , am Su n day Qven 1ng Worship MISSION - Bald Knobs , Rev 6 30 for 1Un1or and se n1or h1gh , stud en t s Se rv 1ce, 7 JO p m , choi r L R Gluese n cam p , pa stor - ~ practic e Sunday and W ed Roge r W rlfre d. Sr , Sunday CHURCH OF CHRIST, • nesday , 7 p m , prayer meet 1n g Sc hool Supt Sunday Sc hool Middleport 5th an.d Ma1n and B1 bl e Study W ednesday , 9 .30 am , Sunday evenmg Raultn Moyer , pas tor Mtchael RexaiLDrugs 7 JO p m wor sh1p 7 30 Pr a y er me el•ng, Gerlach, Sun day Schoo l su p! ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Tuesday , 7 30 p m Ernest Bible School, 9 30 a m , Middl e port- Ohio We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions Rev F r eel and Norr1 s, pastor Deeter , class leader Youlh mornmg w orsh 1p, 10 30 am , 992 -2955 . Pomeroy Su nday sc hool 10 am , Chu r c h m ee t1ng , Wednesday, 7 30 even mg wor sh 1p, 7 30 p m , serv 1ce, 7 p m W ednesday p m . Ern es t Deeter , leade r prayer ser v 1ce 7 p m Wed nesday MT. HERMON CHURCH OF B1bi E> Study , 7 p m RACIN EV FIRST CHURCH THE UNITED BRETHREN IN MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CHRIST Robert Shook , OF THE NAZARENE ~ Rev Aud ry MilLer, pa stor , Lew 1s Su nday sc hool , 9 . 30 Sunday Sc l1ool, 9 • 30 am , pa slor Family Recreation Morn 1ng Worship , 10 30 am , am , Russell Spen cer, su p t , EII1 S, Su nday schoo l sup ! , Bakers of Hoi sum Bread E"ve nmg worship , 7· 30 p . m , w orShip se rv1 ce. 10 45 am , Sunday school. 9 .3 0 am , Swimming, Camping Middleport, Ohio W ed nesday M1d Week Se rV1 ce e v en1 n g worsh1p a ltern a t1ng mo rnmg worship , 10 . 30. !V n ior . Sunday Sc hool Sup ermt en dent , W1 l h C E at 7 30 p m on SOC iety , 6 30 p m NYP S, 6 45 Ge rald Well s Pas tor . Rev Sunday Pra ye r meeh ng, 7· 30 p m Sunday evangei1S !1 c Morr1s M Wolfe p m Wednesday Alf re d W olfe , mee t 1ng . 7 30 p m Prayer RACINE FIRST BAPTIST lay leader meet1ng. Wednesday , 7 30 p m Edw a r d B F isc h er , pastor WHITE'S CHAPEL MEIGS •n1er1m . Ronn1e S~!ser, Coo l ville R D Rev Ro y Deeter , COOPERATIVE Sunday school, 9 30 Sunday Sc hool sup t , Sunday pa st or PARISH Pomeroy-Member FDIC& Chesler, Ohio THE UNITED scha!J I . 9 30 am . morntng am . worship serv1ce, 10 : 30 METHODIST CHURCH worsh1p 10 45 am Suh da y am 81ble study and pray e r Federal Reserve System Robert R . Card eve n1ng worship , 7 . 30 p m se r v 1ce, Wednesday , 7 JO p m O~r ector Wednesday eHmg Bible study . RUTLAND POMEROY CLUSTER 7 30 p m RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Rev Robet:f R . Card DANVILLE WESLEYAN R ev Sa muel Jackson, Rev F Stanfen Sm1th Rev . L awrence Sul 11v an . pa st or SundaySchoot.IOam , CHESTER - --wo r sh1 p 9 15 pa stor Sunday School 9 30 Mrs Ge rtrud e Bu tle r . supt Bakers of Good Bread Devoted to t he Inte r est ol The a m , Chu r c h Sch ool 10 a m am . youth and 1un 1or youth Pray er se rv1 ce, I 30 p m ; Meigs & Mason Ar en ENTERPRISE ~ Worsh1p , 9 Huntington. W. Va se rvic e, 6 45 p m , even 1ng preachmg se rv 1ce, 2 p m a m , Church School, 10 a m . worsh1p , 7· 30pm , prayer and RUTLAND CHURCH OF Pomeroy , 0 . FLATWOODS - Worstnp , I 1 pr a 1se , Wednesday, 7 30 p m CHR 1ST ~ Ke 1th Wt se, pas l o r ' am , Chur c h Schoo l 10 am. SILV ER RUN FREE Su nday Sc hool , 9 30am ,V H . POMEROY Wo rS h i p , BAPTIST Rev Howard Bra l ey, supr , wor sll1p servtce tO JO am • Church School 9 · 15 K1m ble,pa's tor Sun day Sc hool , and co m m un10n , 10 30 am .• ! Formerly Domtgans) am.UM Y F 630pm 10 am , Hen ry Davis , sup! , even1ng se rvi ce, 7 p m , ROCK SPR~NGS - WOrShip evenmg se rv 1ce, 7 JO p m Wednesday, B 1blesludy , 7 p. m . New CNm er - D1 ck Sa rg e nt The Store With A Hearl 10 am .. Church Sc h oo l 9 am Prayer meet1ng , Thur s day , Regular board meetmg , fh1rd Old U.S. 33 ' Ph . 992-7735 UMYF 6 JO p m 7 30 p m Saturday ea c h mon!h, 7 p m Racine Ph . 949-3342 MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF RUTLAND COMMUNITY Slop In and ~_e-:.c::: U."sRev Robert Bumgarner GOO Rev Jam es Sa l CHURCH Th e R ev Lee HEATH Wor Ship 10 30 Pa s tor . S un~ay te rf1eld , pa stor Su nday school, Burnem , a m , Chu r ch School 9 JO a. rn , 9 30 am , w orsh 1p serv 1ce , 11 School 9 30 am . Worsh1p Sel l it wit h a Sentinel Di sp lay Ad. UMYF7pm a m , even1 ng se rv ice, 7, servi(C , 11 am Wednesday Phone 992-2156 RUTLAND -- Wor :> h ip 9 15 prayer serv 1ce and youth pruyer meet1ng. 7 JO p m am . • Church Sc hool 10 am , se rvi ce, Wednesday , 7 p m Sunday n1 g ht worshiJ:!t. 7 JO UMYF7pm Phone 992-3284 MJddle;oorl LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN P m SALEM CENTER Wor . CHURCH - ~o bertE Musser , RUTLAND CHURCH OF sh1p 9 am , Church School 10 pa st or Su nd ay School , 9:30 THE NAZARENE R ev I am , UMYF Thursday , 7 p m a n1 Robert B o b o, sup t , Ll oyd D G nmm , Jr , pastor SYRACUSE CLUSTER morn1ng wo r sh 1p, 10 30 , Sund ay Scho ol , 9 JO a m , Rev Merrell Floyd Su nday evenmg scrv 1ce. 7 30 , Morn1ng worsh1p , 10 30 am , ASBURY WorShip 11 Young people's servi.;;e, 6 45 M1d week scrv 1ce, Wed n es day a m , Churth Sc hool 9 50 a m , 7 30 p m p m , Evangei1St1c se rv1 ce . WSCS . 1st T uesday SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 7 30 P m Wednesday even ihg FOREST RUN - 'f/Orshlp 9 THE NAZARENE - Rev M serv1ce, 7 30 P m I D. B A. ANTHONY am . Church School 10 a rn .. C L a r1more , pastor Middl eport, Ohio Bob MASON COUNTY PLUMB I NG and HEATING W SCS, Jrd Wedne sday, 7 30 Moor e. Sunday Sc hool Sup! THE HILAND CHAPEL , pm Geo rg e Casto, pastor Sun day Sun day Sc hool , c lasses for all 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992-3550 MINERSVILLE Worsh1p ages, 9 JO a rn ; morn 1ng Sc hool. 9 . 30 . even1 ng worship , 10 a m . Ch urch School 9 am , wo rS h ip , 10 45 , NYP S sunday , 7 30 Thur sday evenmg prayer W SCS 3rd Monday , 7 J O p m 6 30 p m , evange l ts hc service servtce , 7 30 p m SYRAC USE Church Sunday. 7 30 p m Mid week MA SON FIRST BAPTIST ~ school , 9 am , worship ser praye r , mec tm g, Wednesday , Second and Pomeroy St s , Stan Wall to Wall Carpet Spec1al1S ts v•ce , 730pm 7 30 p m , Miss 1onar:y .mee t 1n g , Cratg , pa ~ tor Stmday sc hoo l, CATALOGUE STORE 116 W. Main Ph . 992-7590 SOUTHERN" CLUSTER sec on d Wednesday. 7 JO p m 9 -15 a rn worsh1 p se r v1ce, 11 Mr . & Mrs . Charles R. Sheets Rev . Frank Cheese brcw UNITED FAITH NON · am · lra 1n1ng u n1on , 6 30 Free Es timates - Guaranteed Rev . Martha Ann Mattn er OEI'iiOMINATlONAL Rev P n1 eve n ing WOr Sh ip SerVI Ce, . 106 Court St. Pomeroy .· 992-3001 Insta llation Re v. Howard Shiveley Robe r t S"m 1lh , pastor s unday 7 30 P m M1d week pray er 88THANY (Dorcas) sc.tJ ool. 9 30 am , class leader, se r vtce , Wednesday . 7 JO p m Wor ship, 9 30 am Chu r c h leo H 1ll worsh i p serv 1ce, FAIRVIEW B I 8 l E Sc hoo l 10 30 a m 10 30 am , c ll ur c h , 7 JO p m , _ CHURCH - Le tart Rout e I , the CARMEL Worsh1p, 11 E 0 E N U N 1 T E D Rev St<~n Crqlg, pastor Nationwide Ins ura n ce Co. of Co lumbus, 0 a m , 1st and J rd Sundays , BR E THREN IN CHRIST Sunday Slhu ol 9 : 30 am , ---Keepsake Diamond Ring s Church Schoo l. 10 a m Eldon R Blake , pastor Sunday pra ye r ana 81b te study , 7 30 307 Spring Ave. Pomeroy APPLE GROVE - Worsh1p, Sc hool 10 a !11 • W;nn 1e P m Co1iage prayer sen(lce, 312 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0 . Ph. 9?2-2318 7 30 p m f1r st and fh1rd Sun Hol s1nger S• r ' Morn 1n g Tuesday , 10 am • warsh1p day s Cl1urcti .schoo l 9 JO se rm on , 11 a m E:.vt>nmg ser.v 1ce. Fnday , 7 JO p m • a 1ll , pr ayer rneetmg l 1rst serv1ce Ch r •s t1M Endeavor , MASON CHURCH OF Wednesday , 7 30 p m 7 JO . P n1 , Mts L yda CHRIST - WorShip 10 am , EAST LETART - Worship , C h ev~ ll er , p r t;SI"Ci ent Song' B dlle s tudy , II 15 am , 7 30 p m , second and tou r tll se rv 1cc il nd se r mon , 8 10 M 1d eveniny worsh tp , 7 JO p m , Authorized Catalog Merchant Phone 992-3481 N. Second Ave Sundays . c hurch school , 9 30 W ('1ek pr.1yer meet 1ng Wed M1d wee k se rv 1ce , Wednesday. lcouis W. Osborn a m , prayer meeimg , H11rd ncsday 7 30 p m Mr s Ma r1 c 7 30 P m Middleport- 0 . Wed n esday , 7 30 p m Ho lS inge r , c la ss (eader MASON ASSEMBLY OF 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992 -2178 GREAT BEND ~- Worsh •P 11 CHURCH OF= JESUS GOO Secortd St , MiJ,s.on ....W am , 1nd and 4t h Sundays. C~RIST l.. oca ted at Ru tl an d Va Chester Tennanl , pa st or Churrh Sc hoo l 10 am , On l\l ew Limil Road , ne:rc.t to Sunday schoo l. 10 a rn. ' I".,. '\ RT FALLS WorShip fo r es t I r re Park . R ev R ay mornmg worsh ip, 11 am , ov,· c<.'"t•o l ljlam , 1·' 01•sc , p astor , Rober t Musser, evange l l5tiC. serv1ce , 7· 30 p m Paint-Piumblng & Electrical Tiitrfe ShJdy, , . ~ ~ . m eve r y ', vn(t ~y <..c nool sup! Sunday B1ble~tudy and prayer serv1ce 1 Tuesday~ sc hool , 10 JO a 111 , wQrshlp Wcdnesdny , 7 30 p m Phone Supplies 1 31) PI)) B1IJ ie !;ludy , Wed llJ 5133 • E . MainS! . Pomeroy Tuppers Plains 667-3963 nesday , 7 JO p m 5 at~.< r(J,1 y ~ART FORD CHURCH OF MORNINGSTAR wo rSh ip n 1ghtprayerserv•c " 7 JO p m CHRIST in Chnshan Un io n ~ 9 JU am Church School 10 30 H EM L 0 C I( G R 0 V E The R ev W lll 1am Campbell, a m r.tdct week Serv ce. CHRISTIAN RogN Watso 11 , pas tor Sundi:ly schoo l 9 JO Wl."dnCSdd\1 , B p m p,. <. 'or Ray Wfte~lr>y sup• , n h) , James f-!ughes, supt , MORSE CHAPEL ·' Wor Building Supples and Millwork cven 1 1'lq ~ e rvl ce. 7 30 p 111 ' ' orn •nq WO I"\Il iiJ , 9 30 a 111 • Devoted to the Interest of The Sh •11 11 c'l n1 , l SI and 3rd l ' ' d l !.rlloOI , to JO <1 rr. , V>.ednesday evcn1nq pf'a)"er Meigs & Mason Area General Contracting O.,undilys , Chur c 11 Sc hool JO YO UIHI p('(lple S mechng , 6 30 H•C flll g 7 30 P m Yo J fh Pomeroy, 0 . Ph . 992-3978 pr<1yer se r v1ce Pit Ch luesday _______,;;,;;__________ GAULS SHAKE HAVEN ~~e ti ng Mrs. Chnstme Sneed and three chlid(e n of Lelart, W. Va ,- spent Thursda y and Friday Wilh Mr . and Mrs. Jm1 Hupp and sons. Mrs. Ronald Russell and daughter, Mandy, are vtsltmg a week Wilh Mr. and Mrs. Gene Haggy ut Akron_ M1 ss Cindy Lawson is a q mdystriper at Vete rans Memoria] Hosp1 ta l and works on weekends . Mr and Mrs. Robert Lawson and ctnldren, local, Mr . and Mrs. Harold .L~wson and C. J . of Letart, W. Va , spent Sunday w1th Mr and Mrs. Charles Lawson. Mr. and Mrs . Dorsa Parsons attend~d a variety show at Cottageville Saturday evenmg and VISited WJth Mr. and Mrs Chester Durst of N1les at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Durst at Ra venswood. Mr and Mrs . Dana Lewts of Chiton visited Mr. and .Mrs Russell Roush Saturday _ I COUGH DROPS!! - . HEINER'S BAKERY RACINE FOOD MARKET CLA'ITER ~PENT ~4,0(X] THE PROF IS GOING TO ASK ME A QUESTION I CAN'T ANSWER AND I'M GOtNG TO GET CHEWED OUT MISS SOMETHING IMPORTANT~ K&C JEWELERS RALLS BEN FRANKLIN STORE • •' MOM? ! JU$1' PULl.. M'l CUtaER;; A LITTL.E ADVANCED 'fl(;HIER. ESP CROCK MER.E. COM IC fXX)K CHARACTER, I COULD TUP.N HIM LOOSE ON M'/ LET'S Pf>DTEST AGAINST OUR 16-HOUR DA'I, AT 7DCENT5 AN HOU!>- .'' 4" ~:;~!.'.:® EMPLOYEES.~' INDUBITABLY I I 'M READING A CONTINUED STORY WINNIE WINKLE ;;;;z=::::;;;;;;:::s/=f YOU MEAN 1HE .5ENIOR OF COUR5E , ~ER'rnA WTMANY OTHEI'G ARE AND I Al>:E LUCKIER • niAN MOST. WE'RE FRIENDS AND CAN CITIZENS IN TOWN MADE GOOD USE OF 1HE COMMUNilY CENTER ... ~EALLY HELP AND COMf'ORT EACH OTHER -- F'ILLED WITH MY6i Ell.Y AND INTIO!JGUE ~ 50METI-I ING 9HOUW 3E DONE . YEAH ! ReALLY ALONE IN 'rnE WORLD WHAT CAN WE DOID HELP? , . TI-4AT'5 WI-IV l 'M PREPARED TO WRIT£ OUT A C ~ECK FOR s ~oo.ooo tF vou CAN OEUV£:R O N E: 1 VOU WANT TO £XHIB!T A U VE PLUIOSAUA ?! YOU MU ST BE JOK1N6 ... 1 GASOUNE ALLEY ~~.~ ain't furniture! Helptn' Aunb-1 move! 1 ~nuq it on a rustw nail! - LODWICK'S MARKET' ~lr oP"'''" danqer of +•t:"n' '< ,Joel ! Have '"''"'irt'' th' uou hact a ~hot late\4 7 ·().JJ 'IOU HEAR /JoE IIJ 1H~R5~ ~ OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. stl~O'flt HE.'(. MISTER ~·· I UON 1 T KNOW WHO '(OU ARE, BUT I'M SURC ~RATEFUL T' '(Q(J FOR Fll<IN . ME. AN I WHAT ~ HAPPENED! by THOMAS JOSEPH THE DAILY. SENTINEL LEFT HALF OF A MAN'S COAT, NCINERATOR? ~~~~~~~~;sj~~~~ YES, WE HAVE ONE." commune 6. Each and all 7. Story- Stanl ey 8, Badly 9. "Cakes star 7. Early auto 18. Snoop Doctor's org 22. Constru ct 24. group 14. encd 18. Moccas1 n 19. One 's schoo l ( 2 wd s ) Ironwood 23. One 1 (Ger.) 24. Wager 25. Swab (abbr ) Fright 20. Extinct bud gratn 36. Land measure 31. Roll of 26. Night cash b e f or e 27. Man\o; ni cknam e 31. Son of Ja co b 33. Fragrance 34. Cap style Put! 38. Cyprtnoid fish 39. Vietnamese holiday 40. Ifi sh ex· clamatu>n Shaman L...----.-'"'----' 28. K1ln LOOK AT WHAT I HAV£, 30. A MARIONf:TTG .' 31. ! PuL.t. ' f P. J. PAULEY, AGENT • E WHAT IS • TI-l AT Tf-ltN(} SEARS • [ FUINY rWOINIJS _ !ly way of 1 _ _ .... Jumbltt~ Ass ist~ BAKED nL :!'N~AK DOWN 1H~ CA?TL~ '"' MLeeP OIJT OF THE DUN6EOIJ,., IF YOU'LIPt<OMI,;;e mother 36. Swiss river 37. See 25 42. - de menth e 43. Restrain 44. City m A!ghan- i ~tan :;:~:::~~~~:~~~w~~~~n DAILY CRYPTOQ~OTE-Here's how to work it: TO FIND THE A Xy DL B A A XR Is CLA'IMOF<I'! (hnen .. __..., DILUTI Aruwert Sonntb Ilk~ arrlf~r;t'# in comfurt"IU AT t:ASE11 32. Fairy queen 35. Peer Gy nt's nam e WH;,,.:, [I I I I I l STOIC , LAWYER ( 2 wds.) 41. Gtrl's ;'- ' Now orranp the cln:led leltA!n to form the •W'PI'Iee an~wer, u _ aurrutecl by the above ..nooa. - Acro ss -· IN51D5 WC~I< FOR THE ')ioi.ILOI':. o I rCl~Plil~I I~-~--~~.~-~-t=31 /,/E/>'AN a nee IT MOVE<; WHEN _,_...,.. ~MI~N~JA I b 10 0 , I 10 I - .. 29. Greok c h eese CARPET-LAND, INC. - _ ( 2 W~S ) AMAND-4, PANDA GEDUN 35. Pegu 21. Beard on and - " 10. Patriotic Gardner Boston Bruins Yesterday's Answer teller lor Roberts, example (2 wd; ) wds) 4. Morsel S. BeJgHm 13. Ora l 15. - ALL WEATHER ROOFING ANQ CONSTRUCTION CO. RACINE PLANING MILL 2. ConsciOU!i 3. Type or busmcss . store 12. Co untry estate PRETTY GOOD c.ARMENT -ONCE. (Ci l97S K1na: Feature11 Synd1cate,Ine. ) hazardou s Be m DICK TRACY DICK'S GROCERY TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE I. Less (2 -· --' ·-- ·'· Yesterday's Cryptoquole: WHEN A SPARROW HAS SAID "PEEP!" IT THINKS IT HAS SAID EVERYTHING THERE IS TOSAY .-J RENARD DOWN ACROSS 1. BrazJlian dan ce 6. Opera star, RosaHnd ~ -::;.i"r../1' y, !;;( A MGOii ' NO LIKE PLACS VERY MUCH 1 SANDY VP AFTER GAUL'S MARKET J. ME TAt<IJM AIJJA'f GARBAGE 0 11CE THE DAILY SENTINEL MONTGOM!RY WARD HOW DO 'IOU DO lHAT, fOR A FACE LIFT. GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. -THE DAILY SENTINEL ! GET 1\lEM ALL 11-IE 11ME FOR N01\liNG I LOOK AT 1111!>-' ANO!l-lER ACIRE% ~OU AF~A I D - - ---'1 . . ' MARK V STORE rHE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. BOWERS - DRIVE-IN . RESTAURANT M€RE !'HJICOIU .. , .. SWISHER & LOHSE -ROYAL OAK PARK 'its ... HE'S Jllq A ME MV DADBURN ~o~S~LL SUNDAY T.IMES·SENTINEL ' MEIOJ<- Leo<::<> U~ I It'' LOStAJG IAJtfC:ol-l"l I STOP WI\GGIN' ':lORE TONGUE AN' FETCH 'IE SHORE GOT 1'1 TERRIBLE BAD COUGH THI'IR,PI'IW JHE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & •OAN CO M&R FOODLINER Pleasant 'I' One letter simply L o N G F I! L L stands ow for another. In th1s sample A is Single letters, used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc apostrophes, the length and formation of the ,words are all the code letters are different hints Each day CRYPTOQUOTES1UAO DLMB' UPSO BOllBMO ZPT MPHO XDTTPB PT IAOL FOR XDTTPB EJDRU I{OVNEEDA BROWN ... ~OV TO SCREEN �. ' .. ' I • • • • • '- / .' .. ' • • .1i - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., 1 POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W . H Perr in , pastor Roy Mayer , Supt Church s.chool. '1 · 15 a m , worsh ip , 10 24 a m , youth cho ir reheanal Monday . 6 30' p m , Mrs. Marv in .Burl. d i rector , senior cho l r rehearsal . 1 30 p m , Thurs day , Mrs Paul Nea se , d 1r.e.ctor , POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Un1on and Mulberry Rev . Clydi:> V Henderson , pas!or Sunday school. 9 30 a m , Glen M c C l ung , supt , mornmg worsh1p , 10 JO am ; evenmg serv1ce , 7 JO , m1d week sar v1 ce . Wednes.dav . 7. 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL Morn ing prayer and sermon , 10 30 am Moly commun 1on and sermon , f 1rsr Sundays , 10 30 a . m C hur c h scho ol , kindergarlen through eighth grade . 10 30 a m POMEROY CHURCH OF 'CHRIST - Mr Hoyt Allen , Jr , pastor B1ble School , 9 : 30am. , worsh i p, 10 · Jo . adult worShip serv1ce and young people 's meetmg , both 7. 30 p m Sun day Wednesday, comb1ned B1ble s tudv and prayer meet1ng, 7·30 p m '. THE SALVATION ARMY ·~ · Envoy Ray w W 1nmg , offlc . ?- r In charge Sunday , 10 am , Holiness meetmg , 10 30 am , Sunday School Young Peop le's .;,..~ Leg1on . 7 p m , Thursday, Ito 3 p m , Lifdtes Home Le agu e. 7 ::: p m , Prep classes .' -· -·.. - .·-• • l l '• ·- ·~ ., ... A thought for the day : The Greek poet Hesiod sa id, "A bad - neighbor 1s as great a m1sfortune as a good one ts a great blessmg ." - -: • SACRED HEART Rev Father Bernard K r ajCOVIC , pastor Phon-e 99 1 1'82S S<Jturday evenmg Ma ss . 7. 30 p m Sunday Mass , 8 an(l 10 am Con l ess1ons , Stl lurday , 1 7 JO p m . POMEROY FIRST BAP · liST Robert Kuhn , pastor , William Watson . Su nday school supt Sunday sch oo l, 9 30 a m . BYF , 6 p m , B1bl e s tudy . Wednesday 7 p ,m , c hoir pract1ce Wednesday , 8 JO p .m POMe:ROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURC H Harr 1so nvd le R oad . Rev O ' Dell Manl ey. Pastor . Henry Ebl1n , Sunday Sc hool Supt . Su nday Sc hoo l 9 30 a . m .. Even1ng wor sh1 p 7 30 p.m . Prayer and Pra 1se service , Thursday . 7 30 p m NEASE SETTLEMENT C HAP EL NOn · denommal•onat . George S 011er . Pastor Su nday School 10 am Wor sh1p Serv ice 11 am Sunday n 1ght serv1ces 7 JO p m Wednesday Prayer rneet1ng 1 · 30 p m Everyone wei come POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W Mam Sl - Loren T Stephens , evangelist , phon e 991 7856 Conse rvat 1 ve , non mstrumenlat Sunday wor ship , 10 am , B1ble study , 11 am , worsh1p , 6 p m Wedn es day B1 b l e st udy , 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (non denom 1nat1onal l, Langsv i lle Dexter Road . the R ev Worley Haley , pastor . Sunday school. 10 am , even1ng worsh1p , 7 JO p m Prayer meet 1ng , Tuesday , 7 30 p m , youth grou p , Fr 1day , 7 30 p m Ye must he hom again By CHARLES SIMONS First Baptist Church, Middleport One night Jesus had a caller named Nicodemus, a leader of the Jews, and who belonged to the party of the Pharisees. Nicodemus, m the course of hls conversation with Chnst, said to Him, "We know, Rabbi, that you are a teacher sent by God, for no one could do the mighty works you are domg unJess God were with hun." Jesus answered, "I tell you the truth: no one can see the Kmgdom of God unless he is born agam." "How can a grown man be born agam?" Nicodemus asked. "He certainly cannot enter h1s mother 's womb and be born a second time!" -· "I tell you the truth," replied Jesus, "that no one can enter 1lfe Kingdom of God unless he is born of water and of the sp1rit. Flesh gives birth to flesh, and Spirit gives blfth to spmt. Do not be surpnsed because I tell you, 'Ye must be born agam'. " As you read thiS article you may be asking yourself this question, "How can I be born of water and of the Spirit?" Wben Jesus talks about being born of water, He is speaking about man's natural birth irto the world, for He mentions that flesh gives birth to flesh. It IS interesting to note that when the fetus is in the womb it Is immersed in a watery like substance called the amniotic fluid, and· that at b~rth thiS ammotic firnd IS thus it can be s01d that when man comes mto the ·-• discharged; world that he is born of water. •• But for man to enter into the Kingdom of Heavn he must be born again; he must be born of the Spirit If a person is to be born of the Spirit, he must do four things. First he must repent of his sins. This Implies that he acknowledges himself to be a sinner before God, that ~e asks God to forgive him of his sins, and that he with the strength of Ch nst - turns from his smful ways _ .. Secondly he must believe in the perspn of Jesus Christ He must believe that Christ is the Son of God, that Chnst lived a perfect life, that Christ died upon the cross to save him from his sins, that Christ arose from the dead, and that Christ is cornmg to earth again. Thirdly, he must invite Jesus Christ mto hiS heart and life. In Revelation 3:20 we find Jesus saying these words, "Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hears my voice, and opens the dO!lr, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me ." Here Christ IS plainly saymg that He will only enter into man's heart upon man's mvitation, and here Christ gives His word that He will enter into man's heart and fellowship with him. Fourthly he must be willing to keep ChriSt's commandments. This implies a willingness to follow Christ and to serve Him. In John 14:15 we flnd these words of ChriSt, "If you love me, keep my commandments." The individual who invites Jesus Christ into his heart by faith must seek to demonstrate his faith in Christ by striving with the help of Chnst to live a holy life and a life that is pleasing to God. My friends, have you been born again by the Spirit of God' If not, then ri5it now, wherever you happen to be, bow your head, confess your sins to God, believe in Christ and what He has done for you at Calvary, mvite Christ into your ~cart and hfe, and ask God to help you to walk m obedience to Christ's teachmgs. , My friends, when you do this you will become a child of God, you w1ll begin to have a different perspective on life, and you will have a place reserved for you in the New Heavens and the New Earth which God one day will create for His children. We who are Christians, let us thank God for making the way JX>Ssible for us to be born agam so that we may fmd meamng m life and have the hope of a glonous future hfe beyond the grave. Fellow QlristJans,let us challenge ourselves to proclaim to those outs1de of the faith that they need to be born again. .·- -~ Fairview By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr . and Mrs . Howard Robinson of Flatwoods, W. Va. , spent Sunday afternoon wtth Mrs. Bertha Robinson. Howard Sayre of Syracuse, : _ Paul Sayre of Columbus, Mrs. Bertha Robmson were dmner .. guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs . Herbert Shields. Mr. and Mrs. Garf Miller of Mansfield spent I weekend w1th the latter's parents, Mr . and Mrs. Charles Lawson and famUy . 'Pvt. Ronald Russell of Ft. " Meade, Md ., spent the weekend witt! his wife and daughter, " Nancy Russell and Mandy, at the home of Mr. and Mrs Russell Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hupp spent Sunday w1th Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stewart at Point ~- • ' • 197J the Sermonette " -. ••• • PORTLAND Worsh1p 7 30 ST PAUl, LUTHERAN P m , even ing worsh1p , 7 30 lhi' Re-v Arthur C Lund, •p""ll\ . Church Sc hool ~ 30 i:. m p m B1blc \lud y , Wednc~day , S-UTTON W ors h i p, 11 o;l m pit!itOr Suntt!ly 5c hool {nur J JO p m ~ 7nd .1nd .sth SundolyS , Church c;~ry .ldu ll ), 9 J5 am . Ch.arles MT UNION BAPTIST "U•091 10 (I r'tl EvMIS , (hnshan Edu{afion k'ev Cecil Col( , pa s tor Su nday WESLEYAN (Ractnel · SU I'!! • WOrShip serVICe , 10 . 30 <;ltl O()I supt , JQe Sayre ' ,, m , cont1rmaflon classes , Wnr-shtp , II a nl , C hurch ~u nday school , 9 rt5 ~ . m .. Sc trool, 10 a 11l Tu('Sdoy, I 8 15 . 1unmr cvn Sunday cveninq wor sh•p. 7 30 NORTHEAST CLUSTER ftrrna110n cl as s. t1me- se t Wednesday prayer and B i ble Rev Jacob Lehman W('l'kly , sen1or (:On f 1rmat1on Study , 7 30 p m Re..- . Sian ley Brantlum ci Ol SS Sent or cho1r , 7 30 p m TUPPERS PlAINS JOPPA Wor ship 10 a rn , CHRISTIAN Tu4)Sdtly CHURCH ChuH h Sc hool 9 am , Prayer SEVENTH - DAY AD Euqcr'le Underw ood, pastOr , Mf'f'ltnq , Wedn esda y , 8 p m VENTIST Lo ca t£>d on Howard Caldwell, Jr , Sunday LONG BOTTOM Chu r c h Sc hool Sup l , Su nday SchOol. Mulberry Heights , near sc rv 1ccs 9 am , Su nday 9 JO a . m , Mornmg se rmon , Ve ter<tns Memor1al Hoscu tal, ~ch ool 9 15 am B 1ble Sludy Pomeroy Pastor H ~rbc rt 10 30 a m , Sunday e v en mg e..- cry Thur sday , 7 . JO p m se rv1 ce, 7 p m Morgan Sa bbnth Sc hool , every NORTH BETHEL Wor Saturday at 1 p m and wor Sh ip LETART FALLS UNITEO 'ih1 p II a m , Chu r ch School 10 BRETHREN s:e- rv1ce !allowing at 3 15 p m Rev ~ reeland Q.pen S1ble d1SCUS.S1Qn ea ch am NOHIS , pcntor FIOYii Norr is, ALFRED Su nday school , sup I Sunday school , 9 30 am .• Thu r sd ay at 1 30 p m at th e 9 . 45 am each Sun day ; morn1ng sermon. 10 JO am . • Fr , endlv chu- r c h . " The preaching at 11 a . m ea ch Chu rch ,1' Prayer serv•ce . W C!dn es day , Sunday Pray er meeting, 7 . 45 7 30 p m GRAHAM UNITED p m , Wcdnesd~y . W SCS, 8 p m , METHODIST Pr each.ng C H ESHIRE CHURCH OF on th ird T uesday each month 9 30 a m . f i rst and second GOD OF PROPHECY, G P REEDSV ILLE Sunday Sm1th , pa s tor . '-SUnday SchooL Sund ays o t eac h month , lhird school , 9 30 prc'achmg , 7: 30 10 am , Arthur Henson , Su p1 , ano t our th Sund ay s eilc h md'hth , wor ~/11 p ~e rv ice at 7 30 p m Sunday , prayer meeling, Morn1nq WorShip, I I a . m , l lO p m Tuesday , w scs, 7 30 Young P eop les Sef'VI Ce, 7 P. m ; p m Wedn es day e ven111g s at f 1rs1 Ttwrsday e<;~ch month 7 30 , Pr..:J yer and 81ble Study Ev en1 n9 service, 7 30 p .m SILVER RIDGE Wor sh1p Wednes.day M id w eek Prayer FIRST SOUTHERN BAP . 10 am . Chur ch Sc hool , 9 a m Servtct> , 7 · Jo p m , Youth T!ST 182 Mu lber r y Ave , TUPPERS PLAINS mee l 1ng 6 •30 p m , Ev en 1ng Pomeroy , alf•hated w 1th Worship 9 am , Church wor sh 1p , 7 JO p m . S B. C , the Rev Fred Hd!. Sc hool , 10 am C HESTER CHURCH OF pa s tor . Hershel M c Clure , KENO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Sunday school supl Su nday CHR IST Hobart New ell , Herb ert Grate . pastor Wor schooL 9 JO a m , mornu'lg supt Ser v1 ca weekly , 9 . 30 am sh1p se rv tee. 11 a m and 7 JO wor sh1 p, 10 . 30 am ., Su nday On Sunday Prea ch 1ng f1r s t and p m Su nday Sundav Sc hool. eva ng elis t ic meet1'ng , 7 30 p m th 1rd Sundays o f month by 9 JO am R1chard Barton , Pray er meet1ng , Wednesday , Cli ffOrd Smllh , 9 30 a .m 1 · 30 p m sup ! Prayer mee t mg, Wed HOS SO N CHRISTIAN nesday, 7 . 30 p m MIDDL EPORT UNION Darrel Doddr i i L BRADBURY CHURCH OF MT MORIAH BAPTIST Pi~-Stor Su nday Sc hool. 9 30 CHRIST Cl1 1fOrd Smith , corne r Fou rth and Ma1n , a (Yl , Leonard Gilmor e, t1rsr mm ts ter Su nday School 9 30 M 1ddiC!port Re v H enry Key, Jr , pastor Su nday Sc hool , 9 30 -"Cider, evenmg se rvi ce, 7 30 am , mornmg c hurch 10 30 p rn Wednesday prayer am : Sunday evenmg service, am , M rs Erv111 Baumgard meetmg, 7 30 p . m ner , sup! , Morn 1ng worship , 7 30 p m Wednesday se rv1 ce, 8 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF pm 10 45 a m Sunday GO D - Racine Route 2 The JEHO VAH'S WITNESSES LAUREL CLIFF FREE • John 8 Rev Char les Han d, pastor Larry Ca rnahan , presid i ng METHODIST - Rev Rober! 12-29 Sunday school , 9 45 a m , E Bu c kley , pastor Wdl1am mm 1sl er Sun day , Bibl e tee morn1ng w o r s h i p , 11 am lure , 9 30 am , Watchtower Bailey, sup t ; Su nday school Monday Even1ng services , Tuesday and 9 JO a m , mornmg wor sh1 p , study , 10· 30 a m , Tuesday, Fnday. 7 30 • J ohn 12 B 1blc study , 7 30 p m Thurs 10 JO a m ; even 1ng wor sh1p , BEARWALLOW RIDGE 7 30 p 1n Wednesday Chn s llan 20-.'l3 day , m1n1Siry sch ool , 7 JO CHURCH OF CHRIST Bi ble Youth Cru sa de . 6 30 p m ; p m , serv1 ce mcc lm g 8 30 pm . s t udy 9 ' 30 am , mornmg pray er meel1ng, 7 JO p m , Tuesday worsh1p , 10 30 a m , even1ng Th ur sday c ho1r pra c ll ce, 1 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of • Luke 9 wor sh1p , 6 30 p m Wednesday pm Chn st m Chns.tian Un1on 18-22 Bible study , 7 30 p m • L awr en c e Manley , pa s tor , UNITED MINISTRY OF ~.> DEXTER CHURCH OF Mrs Russe ll Young , Sunday W ednesday ME IGS CO UNTY , The Un1ted CHRIST ~ Danny Evans , Sc hool Su pt sunday School • Luke 9 Pr esby t ena n Church , Dw ight pastor, N orman C Will. sup t 9 JO a m Even1119 worsh1p, L Zav1IZ, Pastor D~reclor , Sunday Sc h.ool 9 30 am , 44-56 7 30 Wednes.day prayer Geor ge W Hutton and Rev Worship se rv1 ce, 10 : 30 a . m meetmg 7 JO p m L ~nson St ebb m s. Ass'! Pa s tor - Chr 1s t1an Endeavor Sunday Thursday MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Direc to rs even 1ng GOD - Ra c me Route 2, the • Mark 10 FIRST UNITED PRES · REORGANIZED CHURCH Rev J ames. M Mun cy, pa s t or . 32-45 BVTERIAN, M 1ddle OF JESUS CHRIST OF Su nday school , 9 45 a m ; port. Sunday Church Schoo l , LATTER DAY SAINTS morn1ng worShip , ll am , Friday Sc llool. 9 . 30 am , M r s Homer Porlland Ra c1 ne Road Ralph even 1ng worsh 1p , 7·30 p m • John 8 Lee, Su pt , Mornmg Wor Sh ip Joh nson, pa s lor Her..be rt Pr ayer meet1ng , Tuesday , 7 30 31-59 10 30 am Wh1te , Su nday Schoo l D 1r ector p m • Young p eop le's meetmg, F I R S T U N I T E D Sun day Sch ool. 9 30 a m , 7 30 p m Thu r sday Saturday PRESBYTEPIAN , Mid Mornmg worship , 10 JO am, RUTLAND CHURCH ' OF dlcport , SiJ nday Church Sc hool. Su nday evening se rv 1ce 1 p m GOO B er tha ~ K-ing rey, • Mark 14 9 JO am, Lew •s Sa uer , Supt, Wednesday evenmg prayer subS titut e pa st or Sun day 22-42 se rv1ces, 7 JO p m Schoo l , 10 a . m , wors.h1p . Mornmg Wor ship, 10 JO am MT. OLLVE CHURCH BETHLEHEM BAPTIST se rv •ce, 7 p m Sunday Prayer Long Bottom , Sunday Schoo l, Great Bend , Charles N orns. meet1ng, Wednesday , 7 30 p m IO a m w1lh Wil l ard P1gott . pas t or Worshtp serv1ce. 9 30 HAZEL COMMUNITY su p! Evangel 1s t message each a m . Su11day Sch ool , 10 30 CHURCH - Near Long Sot Su nday eve nin g, 7 30 p m by a m tom Est11 Hart , pastor, Roy CARLETON CHURCH E ld er Russell Cl1ne , m1n 1S f er Brown. ass1s1ant pa st or ot th e Apos tol 1c Fa1th B 1b l e K1ngsb ury Road Su nday Sunday sc hool , 10 a m , Chu r ch Stu dy , Wednesday , 7 30 p rn Sc hool , 9 30 am , Ralph Car l , 7 30 p m eac h Sunday F I R S T U N I T E D sup ! WorShip service, 10 JO evenmg, pra yer meetmg, 7 30 5crlp1urt"l iel~c !ed by the Amer>can Bible !>ooe!y PRESBYTERIAN, Syra cuse, am and 7 30p m alte rna te l y p m Thursday Morn1ng wor s h i p , 9 am , Prayer meetmg , W ednesday , MIDDLEPORT PEN Copyr!Shl 1971 K e o ~ ler "'d~~rl ~ ~•ng Se..,.rce, In c. 5tra5burg Vlrgon o3 Su nday Chu r c h Sc ho ol. 10 a m 7 30 p m Rev Jay Sides, TECOSTAL - Th i rd Ave , t he Mrs Sampson Ha l l. Svpt pas tor Rev Wdl1am Kn1 ttel , pasto r ST tV ERSV IL~E COM· OLD DEXTER CON Rona l d Dugan , Sunday Sc hool MU NITY CHURCH - Sunday GREGATIONAL CHURCH Sup ! C lasses f or a ll ages , school serv 1ce , 10 am , Pr ayer Rev Carl R 1chards , eve n1ng sc rv1 ce 7 JO p m , meet 1ng, Thursday , 7 p m , past or Mr s Worley With the hope it will. in some measure, fo s ter and help sustaln that whiSh 1s B1b l e> study , Wednesday, 7 30 Sunday even1ng se rv1 ce, 7 p m FranC IS, Sunday sc hoo l supt , p m youth ser v1ces, Fr•day, good in family and community life. this featur e is sponsored by the bus mess ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday school, 9 45 a m , 7 JO p m Pomeroy Ha rr1so nvlll e c hurch se rv1ce s, second and FREEWILL BAPTIST firms and organizations whose names appear below . Roa d Kenne th Ebe rt s, pa stor lo u rlh Sundays follOW ing Corner Ash and Plum , M id Paul M cEl r oy , Su nd ay Sc hoo l Sund ay sc hoo L fi rst and lhlfd ~ ____ c.Jiepor t , N oel H errman , pastor Saturday evenmg \Su p! Su n day Sc hool 9 30 am . Sunday even mg s, 7 30 p m i~ ' ~----:~ ~~~'!"'"'1!~~~----., serv 1ce , 7 p m Sun day sc hool , mor n 1ng worsh1p and com L 0 N G B o T T 0 M Meigs County Branch 10 am i Sunday even1ng muniOn. 10 JO am . Sunda y CHRISTIAN ___, Mr Rober! WOr Ship, l p m e,en mg youth cnr.Sioan e n Wy att , pasJor , Su nday Sc hool d eavor , 6. 30, Worsh1p ser supt , Ronald Osborne, B1ble FIRST... BAPTIST of M 1d dleport. corn er of S1X I h and 7 v~ees. s unday , JO p m School. 9 30 am , preach1ng Short Order A1r Cond1t1oned Res taurant 1 Palm er Streets R ev Charles Wednesday e ven 1ng prayer 10 45 am . Even1ng se rv• ces,• St. Rt. 7 Chester, Ohio L,: • S1mons, pa s tor Danny and Bible s t udy, 7 JO l RUN FREE 296W. Second Pomeroy Ph 992386'5 Thompson. Sunday Sc hool ST JOHN LUTHERAN ~ METHODIST - Ronald Wells , -~ Su p erm t end ent Sunday chu r,th school f or eve ry on e 9 30 P one s, Gr pas,o o,e, rtheSunday Rev sc Arthur pastor Sunday wor Scsh hool Comb hoo l, am , Mornmg 1p , 10 ·3 0 9 15 a m , Mornmg worsh1p 9 30 am , church serv1ce s, am , Young People's Serv1ce 10 15 am , Even1ng serv 1ces , 10 30 a m 6 45 p m , E vangeliSflc se r 7 JO p m , Wednesday p rayer Ge neral Merchandise BRADBURY CHURCH OF VICe , 7 30 p m Pr aye r serv1ce, 7 30 p m Extra you th Devoted to the Greater qhio Valley CHRIST B1b le Sc hool, 9 JO meet1ng , Thursday , 7 30 p m ac t1v1!t es on Sunday , 5 p m, Tuppers Plain s' Ph . 667-3280 am, mornmg worsh1p, 1030 FREEDOM GOSPEL for a ll yout h up to stx lh grade , am Su n day Qven 1ng Worship MISSION - Bald Knobs , Rev 6 30 for 1Un1or and se n1or h1gh , stud en t s Se rv 1ce, 7 JO p m , choi r L R Gluese n cam p , pa stor - ~ practic e Sunday and W ed Roge r W rlfre d. Sr , Sunday CHURCH OF CHRIST, • nesday , 7 p m , prayer meet 1n g Sc hool Supt Sunday Sc hool Middleport 5th an.d Ma1n and B1 bl e Study W ednesday , 9 .30 am , Sunday evenmg Raultn Moyer , pas tor Mtchael RexaiLDrugs 7 JO p m wor sh1p 7 30 Pr a y er me el•ng, Gerlach, Sun day Schoo l su p! ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Tuesday , 7 30 p m Ernest Bible School, 9 30 a m , Middl e port- Ohio We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions Rev F r eel and Norr1 s, pastor Deeter , class leader Youlh mornmg w orsh 1p, 10 30 am , 992 -2955 . Pomeroy Su nday sc hool 10 am , Chu r c h m ee t1ng , Wednesday, 7 30 even mg wor sh 1p, 7 30 p m , serv 1ce, 7 p m W ednesday p m . Ern es t Deeter , leade r prayer ser v 1ce 7 p m Wed nesday MT. HERMON CHURCH OF B1bi E> Study , 7 p m RACIN EV FIRST CHURCH THE UNITED BRETHREN IN MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CHRIST Robert Shook , OF THE NAZARENE ~ Rev Aud ry MilLer, pa stor , Lew 1s Su nday sc hool , 9 . 30 Sunday Sc l1ool, 9 • 30 am , pa slor Family Recreation Morn 1ng Worship , 10 30 am , am , Russell Spen cer, su p t , EII1 S, Su nday schoo l sup ! , Bakers of Hoi sum Bread E"ve nmg worship , 7· 30 p . m , w orShip se rv1 ce. 10 45 am , Sunday school. 9 .3 0 am , Swimming, Camping Middleport, Ohio W ed nesday M1d Week Se rV1 ce e v en1 n g worsh1p a ltern a t1ng mo rnmg worship , 10 . 30. !V n ior . Sunday Sc hool Sup ermt en dent , W1 l h C E at 7 30 p m on SOC iety , 6 30 p m NYP S, 6 45 Ge rald Well s Pas tor . Rev Sunday Pra ye r meeh ng, 7· 30 p m Sunday evangei1S !1 c Morr1s M Wolfe p m Wednesday Alf re d W olfe , mee t 1ng . 7 30 p m Prayer RACINE FIRST BAPTIST lay leader meet1ng. Wednesday , 7 30 p m Edw a r d B F isc h er , pastor WHITE'S CHAPEL MEIGS •n1er1m . Ronn1e S~!ser, Coo l ville R D Rev Ro y Deeter , COOPERATIVE Sunday school, 9 30 Sunday Sc hool sup t , Sunday pa st or PARISH Pomeroy-Member FDIC& Chesler, Ohio THE UNITED scha!J I . 9 30 am . morntng am . worship serv1ce, 10 : 30 METHODIST CHURCH worsh1p 10 45 am Suh da y am 81ble study and pray e r Federal Reserve System Robert R . Card eve n1ng worship , 7 . 30 p m se r v 1ce, Wednesday , 7 JO p m O~r ector Wednesday eHmg Bible study . RUTLAND POMEROY CLUSTER 7 30 p m RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Rev Robet:f R . Card DANVILLE WESLEYAN R ev Sa muel Jackson, Rev F Stanfen Sm1th Rev . L awrence Sul 11v an . pa st or SundaySchoot.IOam , CHESTER - --wo r sh1 p 9 15 pa stor Sunday School 9 30 Mrs Ge rtrud e Bu tle r . supt Bakers of Good Bread Devoted to t he Inte r est ol The a m , Chu r c h Sch ool 10 a m am . youth and 1un 1or youth Pray er se rv1 ce, I 30 p m ; Meigs & Mason Ar en ENTERPRISE ~ Worsh1p , 9 Huntington. W. Va se rvic e, 6 45 p m , even 1ng preachmg se rv 1ce, 2 p m a m , Church School, 10 a m . worsh1p , 7· 30pm , prayer and RUTLAND CHURCH OF Pomeroy , 0 . FLATWOODS - Worstnp , I 1 pr a 1se , Wednesday, 7 30 p m CHR 1ST ~ Ke 1th Wt se, pas l o r ' am , Chur c h Schoo l 10 am. SILV ER RUN FREE Su nday Sc hool , 9 30am ,V H . POMEROY Wo rS h i p , BAPTIST Rev Howard Bra l ey, supr , wor sll1p servtce tO JO am • Church School 9 · 15 K1m ble,pa's tor Sun day Sc hool , and co m m un10n , 10 30 am .• ! Formerly Domtgans) am.UM Y F 630pm 10 am , Hen ry Davis , sup! , even1ng se rvi ce, 7 p m , ROCK SPR~NGS - WOrShip evenmg se rv 1ce, 7 JO p m Wednesday, B 1blesludy , 7 p. m . New CNm er - D1 ck Sa rg e nt The Store With A Hearl 10 am .. Church Sc h oo l 9 am Prayer meet1ng , Thur s day , Regular board meetmg , fh1rd Old U.S. 33 ' Ph . 992-7735 UMYF 6 JO p m 7 30 p m Saturday ea c h mon!h, 7 p m Racine Ph . 949-3342 MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF RUTLAND COMMUNITY Slop In and ~_e-:.c::: U."sRev Robert Bumgarner GOO Rev Jam es Sa l CHURCH Th e R ev Lee HEATH Wor Ship 10 30 Pa s tor . S un~ay te rf1eld , pa stor Su nday school, Burnem , a m , Chu r ch School 9 JO a. rn , 9 30 am , w orsh 1p serv 1ce , 11 School 9 30 am . Worsh1p Sel l it wit h a Sentinel Di sp lay Ad. UMYF7pm a m , even1 ng se rv ice, 7, servi(C , 11 am Wednesday Phone 992-2156 RUTLAND -- Wor :> h ip 9 15 prayer serv 1ce and youth pruyer meet1ng. 7 JO p m am . • Church Sc hool 10 am , se rvi ce, Wednesday , 7 p m Sunday n1 g ht worshiJ:!t. 7 JO UMYF7pm Phone 992-3284 MJddle;oorl LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN P m SALEM CENTER Wor . CHURCH - ~o bertE Musser , RUTLAND CHURCH OF sh1p 9 am , Church School 10 pa st or Su nd ay School , 9:30 THE NAZARENE R ev I am , UMYF Thursday , 7 p m a n1 Robert B o b o, sup t , Ll oyd D G nmm , Jr , pastor SYRACUSE CLUSTER morn1ng wo r sh 1p, 10 30 , Sund ay Scho ol , 9 JO a m , Rev Merrell Floyd Su nday evenmg scrv 1ce. 7 30 , Morn1ng worsh1p , 10 30 am , ASBURY WorShip 11 Young people's servi.;;e, 6 45 M1d week scrv 1ce, Wed n es day a m , Churth Sc hool 9 50 a m , 7 30 p m p m , Evangei1St1c se rv1 ce . WSCS . 1st T uesday SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 7 30 P m Wednesday even ihg FOREST RUN - 'f/Orshlp 9 THE NAZARENE - Rev M serv1ce, 7 30 P m I D. B A. ANTHONY am . Church School 10 a rn .. C L a r1more , pastor Middl eport, Ohio Bob MASON COUNTY PLUMB I NG and HEATING W SCS, Jrd Wedne sday, 7 30 Moor e. Sunday Sc hool Sup! THE HILAND CHAPEL , pm Geo rg e Casto, pastor Sun day Sun day Sc hool , c lasses for all 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992-3550 MINERSVILLE Worsh1p ages, 9 JO a rn ; morn 1ng Sc hool. 9 . 30 . even1 ng worship , 10 a m . Ch urch School 9 am , wo rS h ip , 10 45 , NYP S sunday , 7 30 Thur sday evenmg prayer W SCS 3rd Monday , 7 J O p m 6 30 p m , evange l ts hc service servtce , 7 30 p m SYRAC USE Church Sunday. 7 30 p m Mid week MA SON FIRST BAPTIST ~ school , 9 am , worship ser praye r , mec tm g, Wednesday , Second and Pomeroy St s , Stan Wall to Wall Carpet Spec1al1S ts v•ce , 730pm 7 30 p m , Miss 1onar:y .mee t 1n g , Cratg , pa ~ tor Stmday sc hoo l, CATALOGUE STORE 116 W. Main Ph . 992-7590 SOUTHERN" CLUSTER sec on d Wednesday. 7 JO p m 9 -15 a rn worsh1 p se r v1ce, 11 Mr . & Mrs . Charles R. Sheets Rev . Frank Cheese brcw UNITED FAITH NON · am · lra 1n1ng u n1on , 6 30 Free Es timates - Guaranteed Rev . Martha Ann Mattn er OEI'iiOMINATlONAL Rev P n1 eve n ing WOr Sh ip SerVI Ce, . 106 Court St. Pomeroy .· 992-3001 Insta llation Re v. Howard Shiveley Robe r t S"m 1lh , pastor s unday 7 30 P m M1d week pray er 88THANY (Dorcas) sc.tJ ool. 9 30 am , class leader, se r vtce , Wednesday . 7 JO p m Wor ship, 9 30 am Chu r c h leo H 1ll worsh i p serv 1ce, FAIRVIEW B I 8 l E Sc hoo l 10 30 a m 10 30 am , c ll ur c h , 7 JO p m , _ CHURCH - Le tart Rout e I , the CARMEL Worsh1p, 11 E 0 E N U N 1 T E D Rev St<~n Crqlg, pastor Nationwide Ins ura n ce Co. of Co lumbus, 0 a m , 1st and J rd Sundays , BR E THREN IN CHRIST Sunday Slhu ol 9 : 30 am , ---Keepsake Diamond Ring s Church Schoo l. 10 a m Eldon R Blake , pastor Sunday pra ye r ana 81b te study , 7 30 307 Spring Ave. Pomeroy APPLE GROVE - Worsh1p, Sc hool 10 a !11 • W;nn 1e P m Co1iage prayer sen(lce, 312 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0 . Ph. 9?2-2318 7 30 p m f1r st and fh1rd Sun Hol s1nger S• r ' Morn 1n g Tuesday , 10 am • warsh1p day s Cl1urcti .schoo l 9 JO se rm on , 11 a m E:.vt>nmg ser.v 1ce. Fnday , 7 JO p m • a 1ll , pr ayer rneetmg l 1rst serv1ce Ch r •s t1M Endeavor , MASON CHURCH OF Wednesday , 7 30 p m 7 JO . P n1 , Mts L yda CHRIST - WorShip 10 am , EAST LETART - Worship , C h ev~ ll er , p r t;SI"Ci ent Song' B dlle s tudy , II 15 am , 7 30 p m , second and tou r tll se rv 1cc il nd se r mon , 8 10 M 1d eveniny worsh tp , 7 JO p m , Authorized Catalog Merchant Phone 992-3481 N. Second Ave Sundays . c hurch school , 9 30 W ('1ek pr.1yer meet 1ng Wed M1d wee k se rv 1ce , Wednesday. lcouis W. Osborn a m , prayer meeimg , H11rd ncsday 7 30 p m Mr s Ma r1 c 7 30 P m Middleport- 0 . Wed n esday , 7 30 p m Ho lS inge r , c la ss (eader MASON ASSEMBLY OF 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992 -2178 GREAT BEND ~- Worsh •P 11 CHURCH OF= JESUS GOO Secortd St , MiJ,s.on ....W am , 1nd and 4t h Sundays. C~RIST l.. oca ted at Ru tl an d Va Chester Tennanl , pa st or Churrh Sc hoo l 10 am , On l\l ew Limil Road , ne:rc.t to Sunday schoo l. 10 a rn. ' I".,. '\ RT FALLS WorShip fo r es t I r re Park . R ev R ay mornmg worsh ip, 11 am , ov,· c<.'"t•o l ljlam , 1·' 01•sc , p astor , Rober t Musser, evange l l5tiC. serv1ce , 7· 30 p m Paint-Piumblng & Electrical Tiitrfe ShJdy, , . ~ ~ . m eve r y ', vn(t ~y <..c nool sup! Sunday B1ble~tudy and prayer serv1ce 1 Tuesday~ sc hool , 10 JO a 111 , wQrshlp Wcdnesdny , 7 30 p m Phone Supplies 1 31) PI)) B1IJ ie !;ludy , Wed llJ 5133 • E . MainS! . Pomeroy Tuppers Plains 667-3963 nesday , 7 JO p m 5 at~.< r(J,1 y ~ART FORD CHURCH OF MORNINGSTAR wo rSh ip n 1ghtprayerserv•c " 7 JO p m CHRIST in Chnshan Un io n ~ 9 JU am Church School 10 30 H EM L 0 C I( G R 0 V E The R ev W lll 1am Campbell, a m r.tdct week Serv ce. CHRISTIAN RogN Watso 11 , pas tor Sundi:ly schoo l 9 JO Wl."dnCSdd\1 , B p m p,. <. 'or Ray Wfte~lr>y sup• , n h) , James f-!ughes, supt , MORSE CHAPEL ·' Wor Building Supples and Millwork cven 1 1'lq ~ e rvl ce. 7 30 p 111 ' ' orn •nq WO I"\Il iiJ , 9 30 a 111 • Devoted to the Interest of The Sh •11 11 c'l n1 , l SI and 3rd l ' ' d l !.rlloOI , to JO <1 rr. , V>.ednesday evcn1nq pf'a)"er Meigs & Mason Area General Contracting O.,undilys , Chur c 11 Sc hool JO YO UIHI p('(lple S mechng , 6 30 H•C flll g 7 30 P m Yo J fh Pomeroy, 0 . Ph . 992-3978 pr<1yer se r v1ce Pit Ch luesday _______,;;,;;__________ GAULS SHAKE HAVEN ~~e ti ng Mrs. Chnstme Sneed and three chlid(e n of Lelart, W. Va ,- spent Thursda y and Friday Wilh Mr . and Mrs. Jm1 Hupp and sons. Mrs. Ronald Russell and daughter, Mandy, are vtsltmg a week Wilh Mr. and Mrs. Gene Haggy ut Akron_ M1 ss Cindy Lawson is a q mdystriper at Vete rans Memoria] Hosp1 ta l and works on weekends . Mr and Mrs. Robert Lawson and ctnldren, local, Mr . and Mrs. Harold .L~wson and C. J . of Letart, W. Va , spent Sunday w1th Mr and Mrs. Charles Lawson. Mr. and Mrs . Dorsa Parsons attend~d a variety show at Cottageville Saturday evenmg and VISited WJth Mr. and Mrs Chester Durst of N1les at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Durst at Ra venswood. Mr and Mrs . Dana Lewts of Chiton visited Mr. and .Mrs Russell Roush Saturday _ I COUGH DROPS!! - . HEINER'S BAKERY RACINE FOOD MARKET CLA'ITER ~PENT ~4,0(X] THE PROF IS GOING TO ASK ME A QUESTION I CAN'T ANSWER AND I'M GOtNG TO GET CHEWED OUT MISS SOMETHING IMPORTANT~ K&C JEWELERS RALLS BEN FRANKLIN STORE • •' MOM? ! JU$1' PULl.. M'l CUtaER;; A LITTL.E ADVANCED 'fl(;HIER. ESP CROCK MER.E. COM IC fXX)K CHARACTER, I COULD TUP.N HIM LOOSE ON M'/ LET'S Pf>DTEST AGAINST OUR 16-HOUR DA'I, AT 7DCENT5 AN HOU!>- .'' 4" ~:;~!.'.:® EMPLOYEES.~' INDUBITABLY I I 'M READING A CONTINUED STORY WINNIE WINKLE ;;;;z=::::;;;;;;:::s/=f YOU MEAN 1HE .5ENIOR OF COUR5E , ~ER'rnA WTMANY OTHEI'G ARE AND I Al>:E LUCKIER • niAN MOST. WE'RE FRIENDS AND CAN CITIZENS IN TOWN MADE GOOD USE OF 1HE COMMUNilY CENTER ... ~EALLY HELP AND COMf'ORT EACH OTHER -- F'ILLED WITH MY6i Ell.Y AND INTIO!JGUE ~ 50METI-I ING 9HOUW 3E DONE . YEAH ! ReALLY ALONE IN 'rnE WORLD WHAT CAN WE DOID HELP? , . TI-4AT'5 WI-IV l 'M PREPARED TO WRIT£ OUT A C ~ECK FOR s ~oo.ooo tF vou CAN OEUV£:R O N E: 1 VOU WANT TO £XHIB!T A U VE PLUIOSAUA ?! YOU MU ST BE JOK1N6 ... 1 GASOUNE ALLEY ~~.~ ain't furniture! Helptn' Aunb-1 move! 1 ~nuq it on a rustw nail! - LODWICK'S MARKET' ~lr oP"'''" danqer of +•t:"n' '< ,Joel ! Have '"''"'irt'' th' uou hact a ~hot late\4 7 ·().JJ 'IOU HEAR /JoE IIJ 1H~R5~ ~ OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. stl~O'flt HE.'(. MISTER ~·· I UON 1 T KNOW WHO '(OU ARE, BUT I'M SURC ~RATEFUL T' '(Q(J FOR Fll<IN . ME. AN I WHAT ~ HAPPENED! by THOMAS JOSEPH THE DAILY. SENTINEL LEFT HALF OF A MAN'S COAT, NCINERATOR? ~~~~~~~~;sj~~~~ YES, WE HAVE ONE." commune 6. Each and all 7. Story- Stanl ey 8, Badly 9. "Cakes star 7. Early auto 18. Snoop Doctor's org 22. Constru ct 24. group 14. encd 18. Moccas1 n 19. One 's schoo l ( 2 wd s ) Ironwood 23. One 1 (Ger.) 24. Wager 25. Swab (abbr ) Fright 20. Extinct bud gratn 36. Land measure 31. Roll of 26. Night cash b e f or e 27. Man\o; ni cknam e 31. Son of Ja co b 33. Fragrance 34. Cap style Put! 38. Cyprtnoid fish 39. Vietnamese holiday 40. Ifi sh ex· clamatu>n Shaman L...----.-'"'----' 28. K1ln LOOK AT WHAT I HAV£, 30. A MARIONf:TTG .' 31. ! PuL.t. ' f P. J. PAULEY, AGENT • E WHAT IS • TI-l AT Tf-ltN(} SEARS • [ FUINY rWOINIJS _ !ly way of 1 _ _ .... Jumbltt~ Ass ist~ BAKED nL :!'N~AK DOWN 1H~ CA?TL~ '"' MLeeP OIJT OF THE DUN6EOIJ,., IF YOU'LIPt<OMI,;;e mother 36. Swiss river 37. See 25 42. - de menth e 43. Restrain 44. City m A!ghan- i ~tan :;:~:::~~~~:~~~w~~~~n DAILY CRYPTOQ~OTE-Here's how to work it: TO FIND THE A Xy DL B A A XR Is CLA'IMOF<I'! (hnen .. __..., DILUTI Aruwert Sonntb Ilk~ arrlf~r;t'# in comfurt"IU AT t:ASE11 32. Fairy queen 35. Peer Gy nt's nam e WH;,,.:, [I I I I I l STOIC , LAWYER ( 2 wds.) 41. Gtrl's ;'- ' Now orranp the cln:led leltA!n to form the •W'PI'Iee an~wer, u _ aurrutecl by the above ..nooa. - Acro ss -· IN51D5 WC~I< FOR THE ')ioi.ILOI':. o I rCl~Plil~I I~-~--~~.~-~-t=31 /,/E/>'AN a nee IT MOVE<; WHEN _,_...,.. ~MI~N~JA I b 10 0 , I 10 I - .. 29. Greok c h eese CARPET-LAND, INC. - _ ( 2 W~S ) AMAND-4, PANDA GEDUN 35. Pegu 21. Beard on and - " 10. Patriotic Gardner Boston Bruins Yesterday's Answer teller lor Roberts, example (2 wd; ) wds) 4. Morsel S. BeJgHm 13. Ora l 15. - ALL WEATHER ROOFING ANQ CONSTRUCTION CO. RACINE PLANING MILL 2. ConsciOU!i 3. Type or busmcss . store 12. Co untry estate PRETTY GOOD c.ARMENT -ONCE. (Ci l97S K1na: Feature11 Synd1cate,Ine. ) hazardou s Be m DICK TRACY DICK'S GROCERY TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE I. Less (2 -· --' ·-- ·'· Yesterday's Cryptoquole: WHEN A SPARROW HAS SAID "PEEP!" IT THINKS IT HAS SAID EVERYTHING THERE IS TOSAY .-J RENARD DOWN ACROSS 1. BrazJlian dan ce 6. Opera star, RosaHnd ~ -::;.i"r../1' y, !;;( A MGOii ' NO LIKE PLACS VERY MUCH 1 SANDY VP AFTER GAUL'S MARKET J. ME TAt<IJM AIJJA'f GARBAGE 0 11CE THE DAILY SENTINEL MONTGOM!RY WARD HOW DO 'IOU DO lHAT, fOR A FACE LIFT. GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. -THE DAILY SENTINEL ! GET 1\lEM ALL 11-IE 11ME FOR N01\liNG I LOOK AT 1111!>-' ANO!l-lER ACIRE% ~OU AF~A I D - - ---'1 . . ' MARK V STORE rHE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. BOWERS - DRIVE-IN . RESTAURANT M€RE !'HJICOIU .. , .. SWISHER & LOHSE -ROYAL OAK PARK 'its ... HE'S Jllq A ME MV DADBURN ~o~S~LL SUNDAY T.IMES·SENTINEL ' MEIOJ<- Leo<::<> U~ I It'' LOStAJG IAJtfC:ol-l"l I STOP WI\GGIN' ':lORE TONGUE AN' FETCH 'IE SHORE GOT 1'1 TERRIBLE BAD COUGH THI'IR,PI'IW JHE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & •OAN CO M&R FOODLINER Pleasant 'I' One letter simply L o N G F I! L L stands ow for another. In th1s sample A is Single letters, used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc apostrophes, the length and formation of the ,words are all the code letters are different hints Each day CRYPTOQUOTES1UAO DLMB' UPSO BOllBMO ZPT MPHO XDTTPB PT IAOL FOR XDTTPB EJDRU I{OVNEEDA BROWN ... ~OV TO SCREEN �• I - - • • r • 9- 'l'lle Daily Sentinel. Mtddleport-Pomeroy, o . APril&,J973 8 - T.oe Daily Ser.'.!:M!I, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 . April6, 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Gf!t .Actio·n f Senti.n el Classifieds Get ~esults! In MemOIY lN MEMORY ot Charley Kmg who passed away 1 year ago April 7 1972 The angels are softly guardmg a quiet and s•lent grave For m It lies the one I loved but could not ~save often sit and think of you speak ot how 'fOu d1ed And of the way you smiled at me when you told me you were gomg You told me goodbye you sa1d ' I' ll soon come to you agam On I think of all them day and n1ght of chokmg So God called you home And In my heart I know you have sweet rest at last Your w1fe Ida Kmg daughter and grandchildren 4 6 ltp ------Card of Thanks ' Notice JITNEY Supper at Sa cre d Heart Church Saturday At~r i l7 , 4 30 pm to 7 pm publtc tS mvtted 4 3 4tc REVIVAL ai Rutland Com mun 1iy Church startmg Aprtl 2nd thru Aprtl 6ih 7 30 p m J T Carroll wtth Rev Beaver town Pa everyone welcome 416fc -::-:-::-=--:-c--:-:--::-:---c- OLD FASHIONED revtval still tn progress at the Pom eroy Wesleyan Hol iness Church on Rt 143 Spec1ai ser vtces ea ch event ng at 7 30 p m Speaker and Pastor Rev 0 Dell Manley Everyone welcome 3 26 tf c WE WISH to express our s1n cere thanks to our many fnends and re lat tves who Were so kmd to us durtng the death of our husband and father and brother Clarence Douglas especially Rev EVANGELISTIC Servtces at First Bapftst Church S1xth & Stanten Sm1th the Ewing Palmer Mtddleport Aprd Funeral Home the 4th thru April Bth 7 30 p m pallbearers the ones that nightly wdh Rev Charles took care of the grave the Norr is guest evangelist Flatwoods Community • ' 4 2 5tc Bradbury ne•ghbors and all who sent flowers cards MISCELLANEOUS rummage money and food sale Van Cooney hou se Wtfe daughter and son tn corner Ash and Plum Sts law granddaughter brothers M tddleport starttng April and ststers 51h 4 6 1tp 4 2 5tc ~W-E~-W--IS-H---to---e-~-p-re_s_s--our --------------------grafttude and apprectatton to our many friends and relattves for their help and kmdness durmg the death of our beloved husband and father Donald R Manley To Rev Cart singers Mtd dleport Emergency Squad Rawl1ngs Coats and the many fnends who supplied food tn t 1me of our need and gnef and also for ail the sympathy tards Your ktndness w1ll never be forgotten Stncerely Mrs Donald Manley and family 11p 46 - - - - - - -- - WE WISH to extend our heart .. felt thanks to Rev Eberts, Marttn Funeral Home fnends and netghbors for thetr words of sympathy beautiful floral offermgs and other kindness shown at the death of our father and grandfather, Robert Btge Lambert 4 6 lip ATTENTION Housewtves aod mothers turn your spare ftme mto extra mcome showtng beauttful new Jme of famtly clofhtng by Fashion Wagon Mmnesota Woolen Co Htgh commiSSIOn monthly cash bonus plus $400 free ward robe Call 446 3613 44 3tc - - - - ---· - -- -----,-- PAULs AUTO PARTS now open tor bustness m old locattoo on Rt 7 bypass Pomeroy We pay top dollar for wrecked and 1unk aut.o & trucks CNmer Paul Batrd 4 5 6tp GUN SHOOT also nfle matches -open st tes only and spectal deer slug match Forked Ruif" Sportsman Club Sunday Apnl 8th 12 noon 4 s 3tc Stop tn and see our ltne of quality ftsh1ng tackle rods reels lines lures GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy, OhiO Phone 992 Open 8 am to 530 pm Monday thru Thursaay 8 a m to 8 p m Fnday and Saturday UHEil" HEATING & COOLING YARD Sale Froday and Saturday 10 1111 6 33 Galltpolts Furnace Control~ wrll HUMIDIFIERS Hot Water Heaters PlumbmQ' Electncal Work be postponed lf rain 443fc ---,----- ALL EYE t'Aake Up products tn Koscot lttle on spectal thls month I would ltke to serve or vlstt you Please phone Helen Jane Brown Middleport OhiO 992 5113 10 FT PICkup tr uck camper ARNOLD BROTHERS 4 4 tfc ---·---YARD Sale Fr i day and Saturday on Larkm Street Rutland 4 4 31c 4 4 3tc Help Wanted BARTENDER needed wrote P 0 Box 365 Pom erov salary 992-244a Pomeroy, 0 WHISPERING PINES NITE CLUB Fn & Sat N1ghts For Sale or Trade 1967 CHRYSLER good con 101112 Mustc By dltton $500 or w1ll tra<te for smaller car of equal value phone 949 5741 after s p m J 6 3fc B1ll McKntght's N1te Hawks from Nelsonville cattle hogs sheep Reasonab le go wtth the beauty of charge Call 245 5514 Springtime? Our sltm and 2 2B JOtc tnm program can help you to -----------·· lose wetght eastly and en lOVably you can have Wanted To Buy snacks and many foods unltmtted Best of all there STAKE bed for Ford ptckup truck phone 843 2778 are no ftsh ltver or drted mtlk 4 1 6fc requtrements $5 to reg1ster and $2 per sem mar - Conway Dtet lnstrtute meets every WANTED - 3 000 new or used Monday at 7 JO p m at lhe tomato stakes call John McCoy New Matamoras 0 Orch1d Room above lola s S65 22SO For mformatton call 992 2926 4 1 Sip 4 I 6tc ----,-~---,- WANTED - OLD UPRIGHT PIANOS Any conddton P.;~ymg $10 each Ftrst floor onlv Wnte g 1v mg dlrect1ons Ptanos P Music - Music Music · 0 Box 188 Sardis Oh•o 43946 4 I 61p 7L~E=A~N--c C -o~p-p_e_r__4~5~c~lb Radiators clean 28c lb Bl'ass 18c 1b Satterles '70c Gmseng 160 lb M A Hall Reedsvoile 37S 6249 3 9 tfc 117 at Wht spertng Pines N1te Club OR J4 ton p1ckup truck prefer 3/• ton Ford Wtth low mileage phone 985 3l3S 4 6 3tp . --·---- Sale 1972 CHEVROLET Business Services 175 BALES ot good mtxed hav Phone 991 6114 992 3364 --1967 FORD LTD 1967 GMC 2•12 TON V 6 engtne, 18 500 lb two speed 5 Speed trans chaSSIS 900x20 hres 9 dump body wtth_} ho 1st 2 door hardtop l ow m1leage 4 new hres $1 500 phone 992 5983 after 5 p m 4 4 Jtc . READY MIX SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Galltpol ts, John Russell Owner & Operator s 12 ttc PH. 992-2156 BOYS GIRLS selltng candy make money Call 992 7784 3 30 9tp Employment Wanted EXPERIENCEO pamter tenor 985 3951 and exterior 4 l 30tp on Phone 3 20 30tp Mob1le Homes For Sale COST - see Kmgsbury Home Sales & Servtce Inc phone 992 6256 from 2 to 7 p m or by appotntment 24 wtde furnished Made by Skyltne country s largest Corp Metgs County owned and opera ted Ftnanc1ng available Set up on your lot ready for your occupancy 200 yards off Rt 33 on County Rd 18 Qutck deltvery Our low overhead wtll save you$$$ 12 and 14 Mobile Homes available K1ngsbury Home Sa les & Service 1nc 3 25 tfc SINGER automatic sewmg ma chme ltke new tn walnut cab1net Makes des1gn sil t ches ztg zags buftonholes bl.nd hems overcasts etc ISS Call Ravenswood, 273 9521 or 273 9893 1 11 tfc SPRING SPECIALS SABRE TILLER 3'h HP '129.95 Set Up, 134 95 TURF TRIM MOWERS Complete mqblle hQme serv1ce -- plus gtganttc 1splay of mobtle homes always i'l""'ilable at MILLER MOBILE HOMES tho Washmgton Blvd 423 7121 BELPRE, 0 For Rent 6 ROOM HOUSE and bath 2 car garage Metgs County or 992 2724 Call 4 5 Jtc 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and tJOfurntshed apartments Phone 992 5434 4 12 tfc SLEEPING Room over the Wtne Store Pomeroy references requ1red phone 992 5293 4l tfc -~----- TRAILER Browns Trailer Park phone 992 3324 4 3 tfc -~---~ 992 5693 4 2 5tc -- ==-=----- LARGE ajl electnc apartment 2 bedrooms bath panelmg cushton floor furntsh ed phone 993 73B4 4 6 2tc --------- PRIVATE meetmg room for any organtzattOI'l phone 992 397S 3 11 1fc - , - - - -- TRAILER Market Syracuse 4 6 tfc =-------:---FURNISHED apartment Middleport 2 bedroom adults only phone 992 3874 4 6 ttc --~----'---' 4 BEDROOM 2 ba1hs, beau11ful Set up. SS4 95 POMEROY ••~ Jack W Carsey Mgr. Phone9922181 - ----- track stereo 4 speaker audto system will se ll for small balance $82 50 or pay S6 10 per month Call 992 5331 4 4 6tc NEW Strawberry plants Rt 338 near Ractne locks phone 247 2309 Charlte Foster LOTS for sale on Chester water phone 992 5248 ttl! 3 p m or 992 3436 after 3 p m 4 4 6tc :--~..,-,-,--=----- 1970 NOMAO trailer Phone 985 4211 self con tamed 22ft good as new 3 29 24tp phone 698 8722 4 4 Jtc PANSIES and cabbage plan1s -----------'------' Cleland Farms & NEW FOAM to ftll your old cushions standard s1ze sutte Greenhouse E Matn Racme Geraldme Cleland only $9 95 Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Matn St 3 29 1fc 3 8 301p GROCERY bustness for sale Butldmg for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appotntment 3 20 11c ALUMINUM Car lop boats 10 12 and 13 ft Ktngsbury Rd (o Rd 18 Phone 992 6256 after 5 p m 38 PTI<; TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN EO REPAIRED MILLER sANITATION sTEWART. OHIO PHONE 662 3035 104tfc S~ EXCAVA liNG Dozers large and small Bacl<hoes aod Loaders on track and fires Dump trucks Lo boy Serv1ce Sepftc tanks 1n stalled George (Bill) Pulltns phone 992 2478 2 9 ftc' HARRISON S TV Servoce and UPHOLSTERY materoals 3 S 301p ~-----.: or dress golf shoes $19 99 call 992 5324 Bob Hysell 4 6 tfc --~--~-------, 4 1 6tc --------~ 2 HOUSES 3232 porches Sn On lied weh Dick Real Estate For Sale BEDROOMS BRICK - In Ru11and Large basement all \R •es on htgh land A be~ t--"~ au can see value Has ~e rOoms large garden and pasture for the pony AskmQ lUSt $1~ 000 00 NEW LISTING MOBILE HOME - Woth 1wo extra ntce large bedrooms l1v1ng 17xl7 Good large lot on old Rt 33 Has the 3 bedroom ACRE room all new kitchen hardwood floors Porches butld1ngs garage 85 acre of ground Basement gas fotJrnace $17 000 00 >STORY 5 bedrooms llf2 batt;s, dtning room 2 glassed porches carport & garage Close to playground Storm doors & Windows week Martha Holsmger and granddaughter, Aleshta Lynn Mrs Ray Weaver Mrs Belle Snyder of Hoekmgport VISited Monday evemng with Mr and Mrs LeRoy Richards and family Mr and Mrs Alva Holsmger Jr and family, Racme, VISited Martha Holsinger Saturday mght OPEN SUNDAYS 1 · 6 P.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 9 ROOMS 5 bedrooms 11h bath, dining I a -THE ARISTOCRAT JUST $12 800 00 6 LOTS and large storage bu1ldtng 1n town 5 rentals Priced for Qutck sale $8 200 00 PRICES CONTINUE TO GO UP- BUY NOW HENRY E CLELAND BROKER KATHLEEN M CLELAND HENRY E CLELAN0JR LEONA V CLELAND ASSOCIATES 992 2259 1f no answer 2568 Of" 98S 4209 m r -=====~~= L~;--;--;--::=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=:_..Jt;,.•o REAL ESTATE FOR SALE New all electnc 3 bedroom..J:uu:ne In Tuppers Plams with full basement central a~r condlftontng 1112 baths storm doors and w1ndows fully carpeted & paneled dishwasher refngerator lot 100 x360 Tuppers Plams water located next fo playground Ideal for children Pnced to sell fast at !18 000 00 Ftnanclng avatlable GEORGES HOBSTETTER JR REAL ESTATE BROKER ~~ ;J t • 9 Capacity Maytag Automl!ttcs 2 sp~ed operat1on Chorce of wate-r tern ps Autq water level control c: L1n1 Filter or Power Fin Agttator Perma Press Maytag Halo of Heat Drve-rs Surround clothes with gentle even heat No hot spots no .overdry 1ng Fme Mesh Lmf F11ter We Spect•dlze In MAYTAG RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~.~~:·· ' 741-4211 Rutland • Laurel Oiff News Notes ~ By Bertha Parker Sabbath School attendanco Apnl I at the Free Methodist Church was 130 21 choir members were present Offermg (or aH services was $206 69 Mr and Mrs Charles Gordon and son, Eddie, Colurnbusl visited relatives Sunday an~ attended church services here Sunday mornmg 191 persons attended the Holiness meetmg held Tuesday evemng at the l oca l church Rev J C Vance was the gyest speaker _Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer visited recently wtth the1r daughter and son-m-law Mr and Mrs W1lham Perry, Athens Mr Lawrence A Smith entered Veterans Memorial Hos pital Monday for ob· servahon and treatment A(f'rcd Social Note~ Sunday School attendanco on Apnl 1 was 49 The offermg was $20 95 Worsh1p serv1ces were held at II a m with the Rev Lehman speakmg from John 12 22·32 on the theme Resurrection ' Attendanct was 30 and the offenng $22 60 Attendance at last Wed· nesday evemng prayer ser-v1ce was 10 w1th Garner Gnffm leader Mr and Mrs Chas D Woode attended the county wtde hymn smg at the Middleport Jr Htgh School building on Sunday afternoon, Apnl I They also Co~rt (3) 30 (4) 6 13 20 27 (51 4 ca lled on Mr and Mrs Clifford Hayes In Middleport Relatives and fr1em:ts here learned of the death of Ruth Atherton m a Parkersburg Hospital Sunday mormng foll owmg a lmgenng Illness She form erly lived m this <.:ommumty and was a s1ster of Arthur Atherton of thiS place The home of Mr and Mrs I Oscar Penmngton between Alfred and South Bethel was Rarhally destroyed by fire early Sunday mormng Mr and Mrs Clair Woode and Connt of CJ rclevJile spent Saturday _with lhe Wilham Carr and Chas D Woode BILL'S ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS • !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I NOTICE To John M Groves whose place of restdence ts unknown and cannot w1th reasonable dtl tgence be ascertatned YOI.I are hereby nottfted that you have been named Defendanl n a legal act 1on entttled Paul S gman and Janet S1gman Platnt!ffs vs John M Groves et al Defendants Th1S act10n has been ass1gned case No 15 261 and ts pendtng n the Court of Common Pleas Me1gs Coun ty Pomeroy Oh10 45769 The oblect of the complamt 1S for parlltton of real estate descnbed as follows The toiiOW!ng d.esc;:r1bed r.f!al estate sttuate In the VIllage of M ddleport County of Me1gs and Stttte Of Oh 10 Be tng the northeasterly part of Lot No 10 formerly Shef f eld now tncorporated and made a part of the VIllage of Middleport and hav1ng a frontage on Ftrst Street of 46 feet and extending back a! the same wtdth to a po 1nt half way between F rst and Second Streets Als.o si x feet off of the southwesterly s1de of the front half of Lot No 9 frontmg S1x feet on Ftrst Street and ex tend 1ng back at the same w dth fo a pomt half way between F rst and Second Streets Also the sa1d grantee sha ll have a permanent r ght of way for 1ngress and egress not to exceed two fe et m w dth ex tend1n0 from the abo>Je des.cnbed prem1ses wer.terly to Second Street sa1d r1ght of way to be located on the north s de of the northwesterly part of stlld Lot No 10 Deed Reference Volume 2<13 Page 535 and Volume 253 Page '2 49 Metgs County Deed Records The prayer of the Complamf 1S for comm1ss1oners be ap pomted to partlt on sa1d real ate or tf the same cannot be d1v ded by metes and bound!. w1thout manifest tnlury to 1f!:. Value that tt be appra1sed and sold and the proceec1s dlvtded among the Pla1nt 1ffs and Defendants as the1r respect 1ve mterest may appear tor costs heretn 1nclud l ng rea sonable attorney fees and that they be granted such otl"er re11ef as may be tust and proper You are requ•red to answer. the Compla nt w th n 28 days after the last publt cat 1on of this not1ce wh1ch will e publiShed once each week for Sl)c con secul tve weeks The last publ1cat10n w111 be made May 4 l 97J and the 28 days for answer will commence on that date In case of your fa 11ure to answer or otherwtse respond as reqv red by the Oh1o Rules of C1v11 Procedure IU dgment by default will be rendered agamsl you for the relief demanded m the Complamt Dated March 28 1973 Larry Spfncer Clerk ot Court Me gs County Common Pl eas 2 Furntshed Apts with new furmture wtth or wtfhout uttltttes both have 1 or 2 bedrooms both on ground floor and have wall to wall carpet Also have pnvate entrances and yard for chtldren m n1ce netgh borhood Phone 992 3863 till 3 p m or 992 5844 after 6 oo ·' 0 D OPTOMEiRIST OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS) -- EAST COURT <r, I 992·2174 MIDDLEPORT ••' ~~--~----~~--~ : . w. - Open Even1ngs 'Ttl 7 p m & Sat 'III 5 p m Service 'Ttl 12 Noon on Saturday. .' BOX 101 Pomeroy Ohto Phone 985 4186after4 00 PM CALVERT-SALESMAN GRAY MANOR APARTMENTS Frame 5 room & bath front porch large lot 3 bedrooms, good condtflon out bldg for storage the former. Genevteve Stobart property located 1usf over the Pomeroy corporafton line on Sf Route 33 pnced only for $5500 00 A very good buy ~-----------~~-----------~ MINERS We Buy, Sell 1 SUPPLIES I 1 -- and Trade 1 I II I Belts- Hats I I " GUNS and I I Buckets Leg Bands KNIVES ~6~6P . ._lliHioUioiiN!IiToilloNiiGitoi&iooitF!IilliSiiiHiiliiNiiGiloiliiiiOiiC;.:EiiN,_.s;Eio.-.1 Notice 1s hereby given that Margaret Rou sh of Route 2 Racine Ohto has been duly appomted Adm1ntstratr 1x of the Estate of James A Roush deceased late of Me1gs County Oh10 Credttors are requtred to f i le tlleir callms w th sa1d flductary wdh-m four months Dated thts 28th day of March 1973 Mann1ng 0 Webster Probate Judge of satCf County ' (3)30 (4)6 13 Jtc COLONIAL SQ""' v1th shed - rtf $8 500 00 4 ROOMS 4 bedrooms 2 baths beautiful kttchen everythtng built m Car peted Gas F A heat por ches basement Also has rental $17 500 00 baths 3 Mrs M1ke Kerwm (or Holsmger, v1s1ted Mr and Mrs Large older home 4 bedrooms 1'1:2 baths lovely kttchen, uttllty room, 1st floor carpeted Glassed porch garage large butldmg 40.x70-J.Q.,...Q-XCellent condtfron $21 500 00 4 Social Notes Leonard Barber Wednesday Mr and Mrs Alvm Reed ~OTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 20 898 visited recently wtth their Estate of James A Roush Deceased daughter and family, Mr and 4 bedrooms bath A large TV room nice dtntng C~rea large ltvtng room :arport About 1h acre level ground Ex cellent condttlon $14 900 00 WILL ACCEPT 3 OUR LISTlNGS ARE GET bedrooms wall to wall TING BETTER ALL THE carpet total electr1c TIME CHECK WITH US FOR basements large wooded A GOOD BUY lots 2 ca r garages custom HELEN L TEAFORD ktlchen call 985 3595 or 992 GORDON B TEAFORD 5S69 ASSO.C:IATES 3 28 12tc 992 3325or992 3615 NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .... those c1t1zens seekang further 1nformat1on to exefc:1se the tr r1ght of access to public re cords and publ1c meetings Pomeroy 11/4 CEWARD 65x12 3 BEDROOM, OIL, GAS OR PROPANE HEAT. Ht Low carpet throughout M1ller Gun Fur nace 30 gal elec hot water heater pi umbed for washer storm windows lighted' hood range coni Furn Pkg Coni Decor K1t house type door extenor l1ghl •;, 1al rear door Bay front wmdows copper wtre throughout Nal1onal Ftre Code wmdows Hurncane straps U L Approved REG. PRICE ............... · .. · ... •• '6600.00 THIS WEEK ...... MAKE US AN OFFER • G.I. LOANS AVAILABLE Larry's Mobile Home Sales Next to The Jones Boys POMEROY 0 Larry Evans-~ner HRS 9 6 ~ 60nW MAIN ST Fnmk Gheen Sales Mgr CLOSED THURSDAYS SUN t 6 85 N. COURT STREET ATHENS, OHIO 9 AM TO 5:30 PM DAILY 9 AM TO 9 PM MONDAY AND FRIDAY SUNDAY 12 TO 5:30 PM FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE OPEN Wrtghl fools now 10 pet off tag pnces. Lmcoln Welder . 22S amp. now $92 so, Top 40 htls a track tapes everyday low pnce $2 98, New shipment of 011 lamps and glassware pnce'd for g1fl gtvmg, complete line ol camping equtpment Just amved · a truckload of tents lrom Underwnters Ins Co • Chicago, Thermos Col em an Hetn k National Brands at b1g savings Osh Kosh and 01' Kentuck bib overalls. S5 69 to 57 95, Spectal lot of work and play shoes. now reduced. 10 pet olf Sweat pants and shtrls. now 52 95 each Surplus Items by the Thousands Buy a memory today. PS 60 OfEV. CAPRICE ................. :: 12195 1 Or t-f T 73 Ollis 88 69 4 Sp Holiday Sedan, VInyl Roof, Air auto trans vmyl roof a1r v. w................................... $995 tape player 69 CAMARO 327 ...................... 11495 REDUCED PRICE! Remember We Service What We Sell Eden News PUBLIC NOTICES 9 1 lfc 7 Btds w111 be recet ved by the Easte~ Lo c al Board of Educa n to purchase one "8 passeng r school bus one 60 passenger school bus and one 66 passenger school bus unltl 12 oo noon Apn l lO at the off ice of the clerk at the Eastern H1gh SchoQI Spect flcat•on s on f1le at the Ofttce of the Eastern H1gh School C 0 Newland Ct~rk (3J 16 22 30 (.t l 6 4tc PB 302 V 8 stand trans DRIVER'S EDUCATION CAR Over 30 New CarS In Stock & PUBLIC NOTICE auto 68 FORD TORINO ...................... 1895 USED CARS Us An Offer. By Martha Holsinger Mrs Martha Holsmger and -'-L.-------~----' Mr and Mrs Sol Bigley VIsited Mr and Mrs Robert Webb and family Sunday Mr and Mrs Orval Blake of Greenfield and ll!r and Mrs Your Right to Know Ervan Blake and family of • and be 1nformed of the func Sprmgfteld spent a weekend t1ons of your government are with Rev Eldon Blake and em bod ted tn publ1c not tces In that self government charges relahves a.ll c1t1Zens to be Informed Mrs Gladys Hill of thts newspaper urges every clt1zen to read and study these Columbus IS vtsttmg Mr and noflces We strong ly adv1se Jr Ka~r 1 Dr H T So We Can Win A Trip To Mexico.SO Come In & Make ON YOUR DIAL 608 E Marn Concrete floors 2 mce large rest rooms Ample parktng on Route 7 Ask mg $50 000 00 MAIN ST. IN RUTLAND PH 742-3191 1 WMP0/1390 CLELAND REALTY BUSINESS BUILDING NEW BRICK - Has 2900 sq It and Hardware •-----------='II like a person. 69 MERCURV MARQUIS ............. ·'1495 .- 30 New Cars In April -·- 500 E Matn St, Pomeroy, Ohto 2 18 tic Pomeroy, Ohio Stewart's Gun Shop II ~ complete front end service, tune up and brake service Wheels balanced ele:c trontcally All work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 992 3213 or 742 110 Meehame Street 3 1l 30tc 3 BEDROOM<\t\ 992 3054 Nona & Bill Want To Sell We talk to you HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. l13 SS54 Mason, W VI dung service top SOli, fill dtrt limestone B&K Ex cava ttng Phone 992 5367, Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. ' Broker Mon Fn. Tti9--Saturday Ttl6 I I 3.99 gallon DOLE R and back hoe work. ponds and septic tanks, dlf Real Estate For Sale rooms 2 nl ce rest rooms and modern 3 bedroom paneled nome Large wood burnmg ftreplace ntce k1fchen Vtew of the Ohto Rtver Asktng tust WILL tnm or cut trees clea:-~ $25 000 00 Wtll take lot in trade out basement~ athcs etc 3ACRES Phone 949 3221 UPHOLSTER your own fur ntture Foam cushtons any s1ze Cotton burlap swrvel Real Estate For Sale bases Zt pper webbtng welt Pomeroy Recovery 622 E MODERN four room and bath home located 1776 Lmcoln Matn St Pomeroy Aluminum 3 8 30tf- sHetghts tdtng storm doors and wmdows hardwood floors DON T pump your sluggtsh newly fmtshed Basement sept tc tank Get Klean Em equipped for washer and All Seploc Tank Cleaner dryer Foldtng statrway to Landmark Farm Bureau storage area m atttc Pnced • Pomeroy for tmmedtate sale Tracy 4 6 ltc Whaley Pomeroy Oh1o call NEW 2 ptece lradttlonal ltvmg room sut te wtth a extra htgh back Mr Chatr and reverstble cushtons regularly \239 95 now only $139 9.5 Your chotce of colors Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Matn Sl Pomeroy 1 nACRE LOT Phone 7•~ doors and wtndows carports marquees, afumlnum stdtng and ratltng A Jacob, sales representattve For free estimates , phone Charlet> Ltsle Syracuse V V Johnson and Son Inc 3 2 lfc The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy S29 50000 HOUSE FOR SALE 2 or 3 4 5 5tc TWO parcels ten and twenty bedroom all paneled wall to acres Darwm area phone wall ca rpet forced atr fur 992 3029 1 regrstered 2 HORSES nace 18 000 BTU air 4 6 4tc qua~ter 7 years old gelded cond1t1oner full basement -.-'----~--'$375 1 gelded walker 7 year-s mce yard c1ty water sewer old $250 Must sell Cal 367 'HOUSE FOR SALE 114 Bnc~ and gas close to school 7432 ' Slreet Pomeroy Ohto bnck Located •n Middleport Proce 4 5 tfc hO\Ise 3 bedrooms excellent tocafton close to school and $10 000 Phone 992 7109 4 5 6tc SAVE BIG 1 Clean rugs and c1ty contact Lou Osborne or upholstery Wlth Blue Lustre rail 992 5898 ...HOUSE tn Long Bottom phone. Rent electnc shampooer $1 985 3529 11 26 tic Nelson s Drug Store 6 11 tfc Pomeroy Ohto 452fc 4 5 6tc SEE US FOR Servoce We Sharpen Scissors' BUSINBEUS~~~Q~to~~gp Of 329tfc - Nylon pnnts cotton pnnts velvets of all ktnds Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Mam St 4 5 6tp 0 DELL WHEEL alignment located at Crossroads Rt 12_., Awntngs storm Authonzed S1nger Sales andl YOUR HOUSE IN TRADE materoals 7554 f lntshes 3 21 301p AUTOMOBILE tnsurance been 100 ACRES - OF nt ce laytng test your land Large barn and several ca ncelled? operators ltcense? Call 992 buildings Wl tsok ""'1 ftfor horses 2966 3 farm pot 1\,JI up for 2 Large 5 6 15 tfc mob1le ho .;:::. ---------~~------bedroom home w1th large BEAT the rush' Get your closet s and 2 baths All lawnmower and ttller tuned minerals Only $40 000 00 up now Small Engme Repatr NEW LISTING Shop on Thtrd St Mason w NEW HOME - 3 bedrooms 11/2 baths range tn the k1tchen Va 3 6 30tc double sink Famtly room and 2 o;:::::-::~::-::----~----car garage tn basement One SEWING MACHINES Repatr acre of land Room for garden servtce all makes 992 2284 or pasture for pony Ask1ng 45771 ------,--,.-=--,--- on all laundry equtpment ref n geratton equtpment and house wirtng weldtng electric and gas Call 992 380;1 or after 4 30 p m call 992 regularly $3 95 only $1 95 Also remnants Pomeroy ::----=-o-o-::-c::-~------~ PAINTING Masonry work Recovery 622 E Matn St tr ee esttmate call 773 5580 3 8 301p 3 7 30tp UPHOLSTERY LATEX PAINT For wood and masonrv NEW LISTING 195.1 FORD Tractor w1th double 14 plows new 7 ft d1sc exce llent (:ondltton 1968 Ford 1912 APACHE Eagle Fold up Ranger ptckup 'h ton ....JI B camper Includes spare ttre automatiC heavy duty ttres canopy and plasttc storm good condthon see Roger wtndow " Tratler has been Roush phone 247 JS51 HOUSE by owner 3 or 4 wtred for electrtc 3 outlets 4 6 Jtc bedrooms large rec room Excellent condtfton $675 Call large pat1o modern k 1tchen, 992 5815 after 5 p m fully carpeted call 992 5248 454tc 6 GAL tank for Johnson or Evtnrude outboard motor 2112 unttl 3 p m or 992 3436 after 3 I b d c ftre exttngutsher one p m No Sunday calls JOH..hL. DEERE 2 row corn new 500x8 boat trader tire and 4-4 6tc planter good -condttton Ben other miscellaneous Items Btckers Ba shan Road Phone phone 378 6210 949 4605 4 6 3tp WHY LIVE In a trailer when 4 5 3tc you can own a fine 3 bedroom -------'--home for pracltcally the same 200 WHITE plasitc buck sts QUARTER Horse and saddle pnce 1 Home tn coun try close phone 992 3283 Ideal for tomato ptcktng to hard road al Galltpolts 4 6 6tp Dallas Cleland Ractne Ferry W Va 8 rooms ftne Phone 949 4171 bath and half two thrrd acre 4 5 3tc 352 FORD motor spotted ndtn$1 lot sma ll garden plot O'lly horse 2 bull calves 4 months $10 000 See Mrs Sadte Henry old phone 843 2778 A lOFT MEAT or vegetable Galltpolts Ferry W Va, or dtsplay case wtth motor If call 675 2946 you can use it call 949 3821 - - - - - - ' - - - - - - -4--1 6tc 4 5 31p 949 3161 or write A C Bradford Box 116 Racme 0 Real Estate For Sale lOSS ~------ NEW 2 p1ece trad1ftonal ltvmg room su•te wtfh a extra htgh back Mr Cha1r and reverstble -cush•ons regularly $239 95 now only 139 95 Your cho1ce of colors Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Matn St Pomeroy, Ohto Phone 992 PAINT SPECIAL! Blue Rtdge In tenor- Extenor G & E Appltance Repatr repa1r 2 9 tfc ---.,-,---- - - BOAT motor and trailer wtttl some accessones 40 h p motor asking $300 phone 992 9981 4 4 3tc 2 11 tfc Serv tee Calls phone 992 2522 301c KNAPP quality shoes for work but it m kttchen located m Ohoo Phone 992 7~S4 Pomeroy tra1ler space at 4 5 6tp Cheshtre on Rt 7 water furnished, phone 446 4060 Modern walnuL stereo radto comb1natton 4 speed tn after s p m 446 1279 4 6 6tc term1xed changer 4 speaker separate sound system - ----:-----~ con trols Balanc,. $69 56 Use Auto Sales our · budget terms Call 992 1972 HONDA 500 motorcycle 4 cyltnder many extras ltke new , phone 985 3828 3 9 tfc - - ' - - - -- - - --------~ Berry M11ier Mobtle Homes has a lot to offer when...,.ou start 1969 PLY MOUTH Fury 2 dr shoppmg for your Mobtle hardtop atr cond vtnyl top Home You ca n beat the h1gh $1 100 Call 446 3939 deprectattOn you II have on 4 6 5tc your home the first two years by shoppmg for a late model 20 pet tnventory used Mob de Home We have a SAVE clearance sa le now m huge selection of these homes progress 20 pet dtscount on tn stock now and we II do our most of your grocery needs level best to save you money Thts means you can save 20 So for an honest to goodness pet on your grocery bill Get good deal stop m t.oday at the full details today at the Berry Mtller Mobtle Home Bnght Star Market next to Sales 705 Farson Street Drtve In Theatre Mason W Belpre Ohio phone 423 9531 Va - open 7 days 3 20 16tc 4 5 6tc • A1r Cond111oners •Awmngs • Underpmmng deluxe model Complete wtth all cleanmg attachments and uses paper bags Sl tghtly used but cleans and looks ltke new W1ll se ll for $37 25 cash or terms avatlable Electro Hygtene Co phone 992 7755 4 4 6tc 5232 1 tfc ELNA a r J Whtte Sewing Machtnes servtce on all makes Reasonable rates The Sewmg Center, Mtd dleport Oh1o 11 16 tfc 4. 3tp '49.95 In Carton CORN 5 121 ELECTROLUX Sweeper and backhoe work tanks mstalled dump trucks and to boys for htre will haul flll dtrt top sot! ltmestone atid gravel call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 , night phone 992 3525 or 992 6050 Crott Bradford 4 4 6tc In Carton ilti:t Complete Service Phone 949 3821 Racme Ohio ztg zag sewmg machmes For sew 1ng stretch fabrics buttonholes fancy destgns etc Pa1nt slightly blem1shed Cho1ce of carrymg case or sewtng stand $49 80 cash or terms avatlable Electro Hygtene Co phone 992 7755 UNCLAIMED freoght 1973 S 3 HP C BRADFORD Auct•oneer fish" "'c_L_O_S_E_O_U _T -on- -l-4)_1_9-: 73- f-u-llslze and suppltes new tocatton Ash Street Middleport near park phone 992 5443 1 7 tfc -------------------'STARKILLSratsqutckly sure 2112 lbs $1 69 EbersQach Hardwa~e Sugar Run Mtlls Pt cken s Hardware Mason your Free 3284 Co 6 30 tfc CALL Notice CONCRETE EXCAVATING dozer deltvered rtght to proJect Fast and easy esttmafe!i Phone 992 Goegletn Ready M1x Mtddleport Ohto PARTICULAR OPEN EVES 8:00 P M f'OMERO\", OHIO Stop In and See Our Floor Display. POMEROY ,The Daily Sentinel 199S HS Pomeroy-Motor Co. CARRIERS 'HOODS AQUARIUMS 1695 H T Sedan, V 8 engtne automattc trans p steenng & brakes radto blue ftn tsh blk vmyl top good t 1res radto Special'' • 4 3 121p 1969 BUI CK Skylark 13995 Capnce 4 door new car title & balance of · warranty brown vinyl roof tmted glass factory air front & rear guards rad1o & fear spi!"aker whtfe wall ftres Nice and J clean Reta11 S4860 Pn ced to move 57 CHEVY 2 door hard1op 55 Oldsmobtle contac t Larry HUbbard Svracuse phone WANTED I HOUSE and 2 tratler lots phone Wanted ARE YOU OVERWEIGHT? DEAD Stock horses Would you ltke a new look to • ---~-r 4 3 6t c 1972 DODGE Demon 340 blue w1th white stripes blue rn ten or automatiC power MALE or female desk clerk steering 456 gears cyclone 4 3 ttc m1ddle aged must be able to headers Engle 304 cam --,----.,---..,..--ltve 1n apply tn person Oh10 completely worked heads a1r 3 CAMPS lots for sale run from Hotel M iddlepor t shoc k s best runn tng 340 railroad track to low water 4 3 61C around call 985 3582 after S mark 86 ft w1de at railroad p m or see at Charles track 400 tt long and 100 ft B1sset l s m Chester wtde at low water mark 4 4 3tp these lots are good and clean ~----no brush level on Oh10 Rtver SHARP 1964 CHEVELLE across from Pomeroy Mal tbu 2 door hardtop 293 Manon Reynolds Mason W aulomattc power steertng Va phone 773 5147 new black patnf new bucket 436k FOR sea ts cal l 985 3582 after 5 p m or see at Charles Btssell s REDUCE excess tlu tds w1th 1r1 Chester Flutdex Lose we ight w..th 4 5 31p Dex A Dlet capsules at Nel son Drugs 4 4 3tp For Sale 992 2966 NEW FISH shtfment tn at Showalter s We Pet Chester Ohto open dally 4 p m to 9 30 p m and all day Saturday and Sunday 4 6 Jtc For Of QUALITY $90 per week Pets For Sale DANCE 4 6 11p - --------'- phone 698 8722 OWN YOUR HOME AT LOW -:-:-:-::-::---:---::-,-Sm1thers St 1 7 tfc -:-::-::---.,---.--.--, 4 5 31p tntersectton of 124 & 248 Long Bottom Aprtl 6 7 and 8 starftng at 10 a m Friday furntture washer collectors 1iems and mtscellaneous appliances and clothes 4 4 31c 1973, Logan F 1re and Safety Equtpment Sales and Servtce R03, Pomeroy, Ohio Wtll sell enftre---buslness to Browns F1re and Safety Equ1pment Sales and Servtce Rutland Ohto Witham (Btlll Brown owner phone 742 4673 1would ltke to thank all my customers for their support tn the past and hope they will gtve Mr Brown a chance to serve them tn the future Dwlght Logan 4 6 2tc 627\ D Miller Rt 4 Oh to Phone 992 ,__ SALE at Riggs Store Building at ===-EFFECTIVE Monday Apnl 9 beds or com plete households Wnte M Pomeroy GUN SHOOT Saturday Apr!l 7lh 6 30 p m Mole Holl Rd C:ASH patd for all makes and factory choked quns only models of mobtle homes Refreshments Sponsored by Phone area code 614 423 9531 Ractne Ftre Dept 4 13 tfc 4 5 2fc 10 X SO MOBILE home ex GUN SHOOT Rutland cellen t condttton expanston Amer1can Legton Beech llvtng room fully atr Grove Rd Sunday Aprtl 8th con dttloned phone 992 5905 !II 4 6 12tc Notice SPR lNG clean up of Cemeteries in Orange Townshtp wtll start Aprt/ 16th Anyone WIShtng to remove vases or artlfrctal flowers should do so before that · date They may be replaced after the cemetenes are mowed Orange Townshtp Trustees 4 6 2tc Auto Sales OdJ furnlfure oak table' 1968 CAMARO .S50 phone 992 organs dishes clocks brass 6793 RUMMAGE Sale Aprol 61h and 7th Hughes Ele ctr ic Bulld 1n g Thtrd St Mtd dleport a cross from Mid dleport Library doors open at 9 a m Beta Stgma Pht 4 3 4tc - WantP.rl To Buy Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Aulo tran s radro P S 71 PLYMOUTH FURY................ 11795 70 Cadillac H.T. Cpe., power, air ........... 13700 70 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, a1r ........ '4000 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, a1r .... '2995 70 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, V roof, a1r........ '2595 69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., a1r ..... 11595 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.... .'1395 ' 68 Olds Cut Hoi. Sedan, viool, a1r ........ 11495 4 Or sedan 6 cy l P S o 70 DODGE POLARA .................. Sl795 2 Dr H T vmyl root ai r 69 BUICK LaSABRE ..................s1695 4 Dr H T factory atr vtnyl r oof 71 MERCURY COUGAR .............. 12195 351 2 Or H T auto trans P S bla ck vmyl top 71 FORD PINTO ....................... s1595 68 Pontiac Bonneville 4 Dr., air ........... .'1395 68 Ford Gal. 500 4 Door, a1r .............. 11095 68 Chevelle 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto., P.S..... 11495 68 Dodge Pol. 4 Door H.T.................. '795 67 Dodge Dart 4 Dr., V-8 auto. ............. 1795 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & a1r ........ '995 66 Buick I.:!Sabre 4 Door, air............... '695 64 BuiCk Elec. 4 Door H.T.. ................ '295 63 Dodge 4 Door, V-8, auto................. '295 3 Or Runabout 4 sp 66 FORD T-BIRD ..................... 11295 2 Or H T perlctt cond ttton Short bed 71 CHEV. TRUCK ... ~.~~~~~ ........... 11995 68 G.M.C. Vz TON .. !~~';:~:?.......... 11495 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS BROS. USED CARS PH 985 4100 located on St Rt 7 Karr & VanZandt CHESTER 0 ) "You'll L1ke Our QuaiJiy Way of Dotng Busmess' 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Kr .1mer .md mother of Col Op, , Evemngs Unhl6 00--Ttl 5 p m Sat Tuppers Plain~ Society New!'i Columbus a't.. Mrs Hobert Vmeyctrd, also local Mrs Velma Newell, who had a c."a4tract operation at lite Columbus Umverstty Hosptlal, has come baok to \be home of her sister m law Mrs Esta Wh1tc of near Keno for a few days slay ' Mrs Betty Fredenck and daughter and two children of Chesler spent an evemng last week w1th Mr und Mrs Oscar Babcock and Mrs Oscar Penmnglon of Mr and Mrs Wayne Stiver Rtdge Just part ol the Brtckles were Sunday guests of furmture was saved and the her brother, Mr and Mrs house was badly burned and Charles Spencer of Belpre also su ffered water damage Mrs Spencer 1s 111 Those VISiling Mrs N~tsel Mr and Mrs Ch:trencc Weatherman recenlly were Nichols were Sunday guests of Mrs Hazel Barnhill anU Mrs her stsler Mrs Edna Sh<X:key Murl Gnfftth, local Mr and of Ravenswood, W Va Mrs Mrs Charles Heck of Portland Shockey accompamed them and Wallis McDonald of home for a few days VISit Mrs MIIrlred Headley was tak~n back to St J ose ph Hosp1tal 1n Parkersbur on fam1hes as!'astmg w1th farrn March 27 as a medical patient wo~k and chores and VISiting Mr and Mrs Clarence Clai r and Sue Wood e spent By Mrs Evelyn Brtckles Sunday School altendance at the Methodlst ChUI ch was 48 and offermg was $26 35 Worship serv1ce attendance was 23 and offering $3111!i 1 he comm umty here was sorry to learn of the hre to the home Sunday mornmg of Mr ~ Saturday mght and Sunday forenoon wtth her parents, Mr and Mrs Robert White at Keno and Conm spent the mght wlth the Carrs and attended Sunday School and church here Sunday rnormng Sunday noon the Wor.k.le families met at Crow's Steak House for a dmner In honor of Mrs C h<~s Woode 's Brown returned home after spendmg the wmter m Flonda ll!rs Leota Massa r and Mrs Eulah Swan were Sunday dmner guest.s of lhClr s1ster, Mr and Mrs Oscar Babcock Mr and Mrs, ~h~rles umbu s vtsllcll M1 l1hu1 man Babcock M1 s Sunday and Mr .:~ntJ Mt s Dale Kuhn and fanuiy or I 'tile fluckmg had a surpnsl! birthday party for h1s mother, M• s Grace Kuhn, o£ 1uppers Pl~:~ms at the com rnumty hUJidm~ at Porterfield It was also the birthday of Mr Kuhns father Wtlllam Kuhn who hves at Success, Ohw and was also present for the occasion 1hose present bcsu.les those named above we're- Mrs Kuhn s daughter Mr and Mrs August Hocc1 and llaughte1 and al so lhe1r son Mr and Mrs Jam es Ho£:cl and farntly of Cc.~ nton, Mr .tnd Mr s Carl Kuhn uf I nut sv11Je Ohto Mr and Mrs llubby Kuhn and fmmly of Belpre md Mr and Mrs Clyde Kuhn and fc.~rn1ly of I uppers Pl;.uns I tc cream and cake was se1 Vt'<.l ;Jnd the coup~...,. both receiVed lovely g1fl'i Mrs r ola C11ff1n and daughter Mrs l!:vei ett Shultz VISited Mrs Mmnlc WHtson and Mrs Marlena Rockhold (It the Elmwood Nursmg Home Sunday Mr and Mr s J1mrrue Ctt ldwcll dnd family h,tve moved to UicJr new home whtch they built on IU 7 Mr and Mrs Wlllwm Chapman were c alled to rhc Alrnan:u Jly Umtcd Press International I oday 1s l lld.i:.ly , Apr tl 6 the 9bth day of 197:l w1th 269 to follow Jhc moon IS between JL<; tu.: w phase and ru st qu.u tcr 1 he mo1 mng slat s Mercury Venu s M ns Jupiter [he cvenmg star 1.s St:tlut n rhose born on tins ddy ell c under the s1gn of Ancs Arhencan maglci ..Jil H u r} lloudml was born Apnl b, Hl74 On lh1Sd1y tn lu stury In IHm Joseph ~rmllt o• ~u n I7. l; d the Chw t h of the L.:~ tte i IJ<ly SaJnl~ mm e f umlt~trly known as the M01 rnon Ch m t h '"Faye tte N Y In 1909 Hobert Pt! t ry bec. une the f1rst t iVIhzcd rn '" to r e.tch the North Pole In 1957 h olley tars becamu o memory m New Y ork City ts the few rcmammg 0111..:1-i cum pleted lhc1r IC~ st run s In 1966 ft"deral troops and N.JtJOnal Guardsmen were or dercd out for not duty m Chicl:!go, W<.~shtn~ton and Dt: lJ ott Rwling and Joutm ~ continued tn pt otcst over the assassmc.~twn Martm Luthcr or Kmg Oklahoma by the Illness of her f~:~ther • • birthday Then they and the Carr family met (It the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Hoffner and Gerald m Pomeroy for a musi C<il concert honormg the birthda)'s of Gerald Hoffner, V1ck1 Carr and Mrs Woode Richard Buckley of Col umbus recently spent a weeks vace:~llon here w1th h1s parents, Mr and Mrs Paul Buckley and Teresa Right In Tune With The Times New Hallmarks 50x12 Up To 70xl4 New Golden Empress 50x12 Up To 70x14 PUBLIC WHOLESALE NEW Come! See! MOBILE HOMES 10x40 2 BR 10x512 BR 10x563 BR 12x41 2 BR 12x51 2 BR 12x563 BR 12x61 3 BR 20x43 3 BR Double w1de $2995 $3595 $3995 $3595 $3995 $4295 $4995 HALLMARK 60x12 $6500 A total electn c home wtth house ly~ door cathedral rool 30 gal water heater fully carpeted all deluxe package 01"(1y Alf homes are total elec tn c completely furn1shed set of birch paneltng steps lf.t house type doors storm wtndows From $250 00 down Oel tvel'ed Free Many mon~to DELIVERED AND SET UP UP TO 11 YEAR FINANCINC WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL choose lrom r TRI.OOUNTY MOBILE HOMES Eastern Ave Galltpohs 0 PH 446 017S Goble Mobile Homes sa6 Locust St Open 992 7004 Middleport a to 6 Mon tbru Sat 1re ,utll Dan Thompson The Oeahn Man �• I - - • • r • 9- 'l'lle Daily Sentinel. Mtddleport-Pomeroy, o . APril&,J973 8 - T.oe Daily Ser.'.!:M!I, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 . April6, 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Gf!t .Actio·n f Senti.n el Classifieds Get ~esults! In MemOIY lN MEMORY ot Charley Kmg who passed away 1 year ago April 7 1972 The angels are softly guardmg a quiet and s•lent grave For m It lies the one I loved but could not ~save often sit and think of you speak ot how 'fOu d1ed And of the way you smiled at me when you told me you were gomg You told me goodbye you sa1d ' I' ll soon come to you agam On I think of all them day and n1ght of chokmg So God called you home And In my heart I know you have sweet rest at last Your w1fe Ida Kmg daughter and grandchildren 4 6 ltp ------Card of Thanks ' Notice JITNEY Supper at Sa cre d Heart Church Saturday At~r i l7 , 4 30 pm to 7 pm publtc tS mvtted 4 3 4tc REVIVAL ai Rutland Com mun 1iy Church startmg Aprtl 2nd thru Aprtl 6ih 7 30 p m J T Carroll wtth Rev Beaver town Pa everyone welcome 416fc -::-:-::-=--:-c--:-:--::-:---c- OLD FASHIONED revtval still tn progress at the Pom eroy Wesleyan Hol iness Church on Rt 143 Spec1ai ser vtces ea ch event ng at 7 30 p m Speaker and Pastor Rev 0 Dell Manley Everyone welcome 3 26 tf c WE WISH to express our s1n cere thanks to our many fnends and re lat tves who Were so kmd to us durtng the death of our husband and father and brother Clarence Douglas especially Rev EVANGELISTIC Servtces at First Bapftst Church S1xth & Stanten Sm1th the Ewing Palmer Mtddleport Aprd Funeral Home the 4th thru April Bth 7 30 p m pallbearers the ones that nightly wdh Rev Charles took care of the grave the Norr is guest evangelist Flatwoods Community • ' 4 2 5tc Bradbury ne•ghbors and all who sent flowers cards MISCELLANEOUS rummage money and food sale Van Cooney hou se Wtfe daughter and son tn corner Ash and Plum Sts law granddaughter brothers M tddleport starttng April and ststers 51h 4 6 1tp 4 2 5tc ~W-E~-W--IS-H---to---e-~-p-re_s_s--our --------------------grafttude and apprectatton to our many friends and relattves for their help and kmdness durmg the death of our beloved husband and father Donald R Manley To Rev Cart singers Mtd dleport Emergency Squad Rawl1ngs Coats and the many fnends who supplied food tn t 1me of our need and gnef and also for ail the sympathy tards Your ktndness w1ll never be forgotten Stncerely Mrs Donald Manley and family 11p 46 - - - - - - -- - WE WISH to extend our heart .. felt thanks to Rev Eberts, Marttn Funeral Home fnends and netghbors for thetr words of sympathy beautiful floral offermgs and other kindness shown at the death of our father and grandfather, Robert Btge Lambert 4 6 lip ATTENTION Housewtves aod mothers turn your spare ftme mto extra mcome showtng beauttful new Jme of famtly clofhtng by Fashion Wagon Mmnesota Woolen Co Htgh commiSSIOn monthly cash bonus plus $400 free ward robe Call 446 3613 44 3tc - - - - ---· - -- -----,-- PAULs AUTO PARTS now open tor bustness m old locattoo on Rt 7 bypass Pomeroy We pay top dollar for wrecked and 1unk aut.o & trucks CNmer Paul Batrd 4 5 6tp GUN SHOOT also nfle matches -open st tes only and spectal deer slug match Forked Ruif" Sportsman Club Sunday Apnl 8th 12 noon 4 s 3tc Stop tn and see our ltne of quality ftsh1ng tackle rods reels lines lures GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy, OhiO Phone 992 Open 8 am to 530 pm Monday thru Thursaay 8 a m to 8 p m Fnday and Saturday UHEil" HEATING & COOLING YARD Sale Froday and Saturday 10 1111 6 33 Galltpolts Furnace Control~ wrll HUMIDIFIERS Hot Water Heaters PlumbmQ' Electncal Work be postponed lf rain 443fc ---,----- ALL EYE t'Aake Up products tn Koscot lttle on spectal thls month I would ltke to serve or vlstt you Please phone Helen Jane Brown Middleport OhiO 992 5113 10 FT PICkup tr uck camper ARNOLD BROTHERS 4 4 tfc ---·---YARD Sale Fr i day and Saturday on Larkm Street Rutland 4 4 31c 4 4 3tc Help Wanted BARTENDER needed wrote P 0 Box 365 Pom erov salary 992-244a Pomeroy, 0 WHISPERING PINES NITE CLUB Fn & Sat N1ghts For Sale or Trade 1967 CHRYSLER good con 101112 Mustc By dltton $500 or w1ll tra<te for smaller car of equal value phone 949 5741 after s p m J 6 3fc B1ll McKntght's N1te Hawks from Nelsonville cattle hogs sheep Reasonab le go wtth the beauty of charge Call 245 5514 Springtime? Our sltm and 2 2B JOtc tnm program can help you to -----------·· lose wetght eastly and en lOVably you can have Wanted To Buy snacks and many foods unltmtted Best of all there STAKE bed for Ford ptckup truck phone 843 2778 are no ftsh ltver or drted mtlk 4 1 6fc requtrements $5 to reg1ster and $2 per sem mar - Conway Dtet lnstrtute meets every WANTED - 3 000 new or used Monday at 7 JO p m at lhe tomato stakes call John McCoy New Matamoras 0 Orch1d Room above lola s S65 22SO For mformatton call 992 2926 4 1 Sip 4 I 6tc ----,-~---,- WANTED - OLD UPRIGHT PIANOS Any conddton P.;~ymg $10 each Ftrst floor onlv Wnte g 1v mg dlrect1ons Ptanos P Music - Music Music · 0 Box 188 Sardis Oh•o 43946 4 I 61p 7L~E=A~N--c C -o~p-p_e_r__4~5~c~lb Radiators clean 28c lb Bl'ass 18c 1b Satterles '70c Gmseng 160 lb M A Hall Reedsvoile 37S 6249 3 9 tfc 117 at Wht spertng Pines N1te Club OR J4 ton p1ckup truck prefer 3/• ton Ford Wtth low mileage phone 985 3l3S 4 6 3tp . --·---- Sale 1972 CHEVROLET Business Services 175 BALES ot good mtxed hav Phone 991 6114 992 3364 --1967 FORD LTD 1967 GMC 2•12 TON V 6 engtne, 18 500 lb two speed 5 Speed trans chaSSIS 900x20 hres 9 dump body wtth_} ho 1st 2 door hardtop l ow m1leage 4 new hres $1 500 phone 992 5983 after 5 p m 4 4 Jtc . READY MIX SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Galltpol ts, John Russell Owner & Operator s 12 ttc PH. 992-2156 BOYS GIRLS selltng candy make money Call 992 7784 3 30 9tp Employment Wanted EXPERIENCEO pamter tenor 985 3951 and exterior 4 l 30tp on Phone 3 20 30tp Mob1le Homes For Sale COST - see Kmgsbury Home Sales & Servtce Inc phone 992 6256 from 2 to 7 p m or by appotntment 24 wtde furnished Made by Skyltne country s largest Corp Metgs County owned and opera ted Ftnanc1ng available Set up on your lot ready for your occupancy 200 yards off Rt 33 on County Rd 18 Qutck deltvery Our low overhead wtll save you$$$ 12 and 14 Mobile Homes available K1ngsbury Home Sa les & Service 1nc 3 25 tfc SINGER automatic sewmg ma chme ltke new tn walnut cab1net Makes des1gn sil t ches ztg zags buftonholes bl.nd hems overcasts etc ISS Call Ravenswood, 273 9521 or 273 9893 1 11 tfc SPRING SPECIALS SABRE TILLER 3'h HP '129.95 Set Up, 134 95 TURF TRIM MOWERS Complete mqblle hQme serv1ce -- plus gtganttc 1splay of mobtle homes always i'l""'ilable at MILLER MOBILE HOMES tho Washmgton Blvd 423 7121 BELPRE, 0 For Rent 6 ROOM HOUSE and bath 2 car garage Metgs County or 992 2724 Call 4 5 Jtc 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and tJOfurntshed apartments Phone 992 5434 4 12 tfc SLEEPING Room over the Wtne Store Pomeroy references requ1red phone 992 5293 4l tfc -~----- TRAILER Browns Trailer Park phone 992 3324 4 3 tfc -~---~ 992 5693 4 2 5tc -- ==-=----- LARGE ajl electnc apartment 2 bedrooms bath panelmg cushton floor furntsh ed phone 993 73B4 4 6 2tc --------- PRIVATE meetmg room for any organtzattOI'l phone 992 397S 3 11 1fc - , - - - -- TRAILER Market Syracuse 4 6 tfc =-------:---FURNISHED apartment Middleport 2 bedroom adults only phone 992 3874 4 6 ttc --~----'---' 4 BEDROOM 2 ba1hs, beau11ful Set up. SS4 95 POMEROY ••~ Jack W Carsey Mgr. Phone9922181 - ----- track stereo 4 speaker audto system will se ll for small balance $82 50 or pay S6 10 per month Call 992 5331 4 4 6tc NEW Strawberry plants Rt 338 near Ractne locks phone 247 2309 Charlte Foster LOTS for sale on Chester water phone 992 5248 ttl! 3 p m or 992 3436 after 3 p m 4 4 6tc :--~..,-,-,--=----- 1970 NOMAO trailer Phone 985 4211 self con tamed 22ft good as new 3 29 24tp phone 698 8722 4 4 Jtc PANSIES and cabbage plan1s -----------'------' Cleland Farms & NEW FOAM to ftll your old cushions standard s1ze sutte Greenhouse E Matn Racme Geraldme Cleland only $9 95 Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Matn St 3 29 1fc 3 8 301p GROCERY bustness for sale Butldmg for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appotntment 3 20 11c ALUMINUM Car lop boats 10 12 and 13 ft Ktngsbury Rd (o Rd 18 Phone 992 6256 after 5 p m 38 PTI<; TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN EO REPAIRED MILLER sANITATION sTEWART. OHIO PHONE 662 3035 104tfc S~ EXCAVA liNG Dozers large and small Bacl<hoes aod Loaders on track and fires Dump trucks Lo boy Serv1ce Sepftc tanks 1n stalled George (Bill) Pulltns phone 992 2478 2 9 ftc' HARRISON S TV Servoce and UPHOLSTERY materoals 3 S 301p ~-----.: or dress golf shoes $19 99 call 992 5324 Bob Hysell 4 6 tfc --~--~-------, 4 1 6tc --------~ 2 HOUSES 3232 porches Sn On lied weh Dick Real Estate For Sale BEDROOMS BRICK - In Ru11and Large basement all \R •es on htgh land A be~ t--"~ au can see value Has ~e rOoms large garden and pasture for the pony AskmQ lUSt $1~ 000 00 NEW LISTING MOBILE HOME - Woth 1wo extra ntce large bedrooms l1v1ng 17xl7 Good large lot on old Rt 33 Has the 3 bedroom ACRE room all new kitchen hardwood floors Porches butld1ngs garage 85 acre of ground Basement gas fotJrnace $17 000 00 >STORY 5 bedrooms llf2 batt;s, dtning room 2 glassed porches carport & garage Close to playground Storm doors & Windows week Martha Holsmger and granddaughter, Aleshta Lynn Mrs Ray Weaver Mrs Belle Snyder of Hoekmgport VISited Monday evemng with Mr and Mrs LeRoy Richards and family Mr and Mrs Alva Holsmger Jr and family, Racme, VISited Martha Holsinger Saturday mght OPEN SUNDAYS 1 · 6 P.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 9 ROOMS 5 bedrooms 11h bath, dining I a -THE ARISTOCRAT JUST $12 800 00 6 LOTS and large storage bu1ldtng 1n town 5 rentals Priced for Qutck sale $8 200 00 PRICES CONTINUE TO GO UP- BUY NOW HENRY E CLELAND BROKER KATHLEEN M CLELAND HENRY E CLELAN0JR LEONA V CLELAND ASSOCIATES 992 2259 1f no answer 2568 Of" 98S 4209 m r -=====~~= L~;--;--;--::=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=:_..Jt;,.•o REAL ESTATE FOR SALE New all electnc 3 bedroom..J:uu:ne In Tuppers Plams with full basement central a~r condlftontng 1112 baths storm doors and w1ndows fully carpeted & paneled dishwasher refngerator lot 100 x360 Tuppers Plams water located next fo playground Ideal for children Pnced to sell fast at !18 000 00 Ftnanclng avatlable GEORGES HOBSTETTER JR REAL ESTATE BROKER ~~ ;J t • 9 Capacity Maytag Automl!ttcs 2 sp~ed operat1on Chorce of wate-r tern ps Autq water level control c: L1n1 Filter or Power Fin Agttator Perma Press Maytag Halo of Heat Drve-rs Surround clothes with gentle even heat No hot spots no .overdry 1ng Fme Mesh Lmf F11ter We Spect•dlze In MAYTAG RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~.~~:·· ' 741-4211 Rutland • Laurel Oiff News Notes ~ By Bertha Parker Sabbath School attendanco Apnl I at the Free Methodist Church was 130 21 choir members were present Offermg (or aH services was $206 69 Mr and Mrs Charles Gordon and son, Eddie, Colurnbusl visited relatives Sunday an~ attended church services here Sunday mornmg 191 persons attended the Holiness meetmg held Tuesday evemng at the l oca l church Rev J C Vance was the gyest speaker _Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer visited recently wtth the1r daughter and son-m-law Mr and Mrs W1lham Perry, Athens Mr Lawrence A Smith entered Veterans Memorial Hos pital Monday for ob· servahon and treatment A(f'rcd Social Note~ Sunday School attendanco on Apnl 1 was 49 The offermg was $20 95 Worsh1p serv1ces were held at II a m with the Rev Lehman speakmg from John 12 22·32 on the theme Resurrection ' Attendanct was 30 and the offenng $22 60 Attendance at last Wed· nesday evemng prayer ser-v1ce was 10 w1th Garner Gnffm leader Mr and Mrs Chas D Woode attended the county wtde hymn smg at the Middleport Jr Htgh School building on Sunday afternoon, Apnl I They also Co~rt (3) 30 (4) 6 13 20 27 (51 4 ca lled on Mr and Mrs Clifford Hayes In Middleport Relatives and fr1em:ts here learned of the death of Ruth Atherton m a Parkersburg Hospital Sunday mormng foll owmg a lmgenng Illness She form erly lived m this <.:ommumty and was a s1ster of Arthur Atherton of thiS place The home of Mr and Mrs I Oscar Penmngton between Alfred and South Bethel was Rarhally destroyed by fire early Sunday mormng Mr and Mrs Clair Woode and Connt of CJ rclevJile spent Saturday _with lhe Wilham Carr and Chas D Woode BILL'S ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS • !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I NOTICE To John M Groves whose place of restdence ts unknown and cannot w1th reasonable dtl tgence be ascertatned YOI.I are hereby nottfted that you have been named Defendanl n a legal act 1on entttled Paul S gman and Janet S1gman Platnt!ffs vs John M Groves et al Defendants Th1S act10n has been ass1gned case No 15 261 and ts pendtng n the Court of Common Pleas Me1gs Coun ty Pomeroy Oh10 45769 The oblect of the complamt 1S for parlltton of real estate descnbed as follows The toiiOW!ng d.esc;:r1bed r.f!al estate sttuate In the VIllage of M ddleport County of Me1gs and Stttte Of Oh 10 Be tng the northeasterly part of Lot No 10 formerly Shef f eld now tncorporated and made a part of the VIllage of Middleport and hav1ng a frontage on Ftrst Street of 46 feet and extending back a! the same wtdth to a po 1nt half way between F rst and Second Streets Als.o si x feet off of the southwesterly s1de of the front half of Lot No 9 frontmg S1x feet on Ftrst Street and ex tend 1ng back at the same w dth fo a pomt half way between F rst and Second Streets Also the sa1d grantee sha ll have a permanent r ght of way for 1ngress and egress not to exceed two fe et m w dth ex tend1n0 from the abo>Je des.cnbed prem1ses wer.terly to Second Street sa1d r1ght of way to be located on the north s de of the northwesterly part of stlld Lot No 10 Deed Reference Volume 2<13 Page 535 and Volume 253 Page '2 49 Metgs County Deed Records The prayer of the Complamf 1S for comm1ss1oners be ap pomted to partlt on sa1d real ate or tf the same cannot be d1v ded by metes and bound!. w1thout manifest tnlury to 1f!:. Value that tt be appra1sed and sold and the proceec1s dlvtded among the Pla1nt 1ffs and Defendants as the1r respect 1ve mterest may appear tor costs heretn 1nclud l ng rea sonable attorney fees and that they be granted such otl"er re11ef as may be tust and proper You are requ•red to answer. the Compla nt w th n 28 days after the last publt cat 1on of this not1ce wh1ch will e publiShed once each week for Sl)c con secul tve weeks The last publ1cat10n w111 be made May 4 l 97J and the 28 days for answer will commence on that date In case of your fa 11ure to answer or otherwtse respond as reqv red by the Oh1o Rules of C1v11 Procedure IU dgment by default will be rendered agamsl you for the relief demanded m the Complamt Dated March 28 1973 Larry Spfncer Clerk ot Court Me gs County Common Pl eas 2 Furntshed Apts with new furmture wtth or wtfhout uttltttes both have 1 or 2 bedrooms both on ground floor and have wall to wall carpet Also have pnvate entrances and yard for chtldren m n1ce netgh borhood Phone 992 3863 till 3 p m or 992 5844 after 6 oo ·' 0 D OPTOMEiRIST OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS) -- EAST COURT <r, I 992·2174 MIDDLEPORT ••' ~~--~----~~--~ : . w. - Open Even1ngs 'Ttl 7 p m & Sat 'III 5 p m Service 'Ttl 12 Noon on Saturday. .' BOX 101 Pomeroy Ohto Phone 985 4186after4 00 PM CALVERT-SALESMAN GRAY MANOR APARTMENTS Frame 5 room & bath front porch large lot 3 bedrooms, good condtflon out bldg for storage the former. Genevteve Stobart property located 1usf over the Pomeroy corporafton line on Sf Route 33 pnced only for $5500 00 A very good buy ~-----------~~-----------~ MINERS We Buy, Sell 1 SUPPLIES I 1 -- and Trade 1 I II I Belts- Hats I I " GUNS and I I Buckets Leg Bands KNIVES ~6~6P . ._lliHioUioiiN!IiToilloNiiGitoi&iooitF!IilliSiiiHiiliiNiiGiloiliiiiOiiC;.:EiiN,_.s;Eio.-.1 Notice 1s hereby given that Margaret Rou sh of Route 2 Racine Ohto has been duly appomted Adm1ntstratr 1x of the Estate of James A Roush deceased late of Me1gs County Oh10 Credttors are requtred to f i le tlleir callms w th sa1d flductary wdh-m four months Dated thts 28th day of March 1973 Mann1ng 0 Webster Probate Judge of satCf County ' (3)30 (4)6 13 Jtc COLONIAL SQ""' v1th shed - rtf $8 500 00 4 ROOMS 4 bedrooms 2 baths beautiful kttchen everythtng built m Car peted Gas F A heat por ches basement Also has rental $17 500 00 baths 3 Mrs M1ke Kerwm (or Holsmger, v1s1ted Mr and Mrs Large older home 4 bedrooms 1'1:2 baths lovely kttchen, uttllty room, 1st floor carpeted Glassed porch garage large butldmg 40.x70-J.Q.,...Q-XCellent condtfron $21 500 00 4 Social Notes Leonard Barber Wednesday Mr and Mrs Alvm Reed ~OTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 20 898 visited recently wtth their Estate of James A Roush Deceased daughter and family, Mr and 4 bedrooms bath A large TV room nice dtntng C~rea large ltvtng room :arport About 1h acre level ground Ex cellent condttlon $14 900 00 WILL ACCEPT 3 OUR LISTlNGS ARE GET bedrooms wall to wall TING BETTER ALL THE carpet total electr1c TIME CHECK WITH US FOR basements large wooded A GOOD BUY lots 2 ca r garages custom HELEN L TEAFORD ktlchen call 985 3595 or 992 GORDON B TEAFORD 5S69 ASSO.C:IATES 3 28 12tc 992 3325or992 3615 NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .... those c1t1zens seekang further 1nformat1on to exefc:1se the tr r1ght of access to public re cords and publ1c meetings Pomeroy 11/4 CEWARD 65x12 3 BEDROOM, OIL, GAS OR PROPANE HEAT. Ht Low carpet throughout M1ller Gun Fur nace 30 gal elec hot water heater pi umbed for washer storm windows lighted' hood range coni Furn Pkg Coni Decor K1t house type door extenor l1ghl •;, 1al rear door Bay front wmdows copper wtre throughout Nal1onal Ftre Code wmdows Hurncane straps U L Approved REG. PRICE ............... · .. · ... •• '6600.00 THIS WEEK ...... MAKE US AN OFFER • G.I. LOANS AVAILABLE Larry's Mobile Home Sales Next to The Jones Boys POMEROY 0 Larry Evans-~ner HRS 9 6 ~ 60nW MAIN ST Fnmk Gheen Sales Mgr CLOSED THURSDAYS SUN t 6 85 N. COURT STREET ATHENS, OHIO 9 AM TO 5:30 PM DAILY 9 AM TO 9 PM MONDAY AND FRIDAY SUNDAY 12 TO 5:30 PM FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE OPEN Wrtghl fools now 10 pet off tag pnces. Lmcoln Welder . 22S amp. now $92 so, Top 40 htls a track tapes everyday low pnce $2 98, New shipment of 011 lamps and glassware pnce'd for g1fl gtvmg, complete line ol camping equtpment Just amved · a truckload of tents lrom Underwnters Ins Co • Chicago, Thermos Col em an Hetn k National Brands at b1g savings Osh Kosh and 01' Kentuck bib overalls. S5 69 to 57 95, Spectal lot of work and play shoes. now reduced. 10 pet olf Sweat pants and shtrls. now 52 95 each Surplus Items by the Thousands Buy a memory today. PS 60 OfEV. CAPRICE ................. :: 12195 1 Or t-f T 73 Ollis 88 69 4 Sp Holiday Sedan, VInyl Roof, Air auto trans vmyl roof a1r v. w................................... $995 tape player 69 CAMARO 327 ...................... 11495 REDUCED PRICE! Remember We Service What We Sell Eden News PUBLIC NOTICES 9 1 lfc 7 Btds w111 be recet ved by the Easte~ Lo c al Board of Educa n to purchase one "8 passeng r school bus one 60 passenger school bus and one 66 passenger school bus unltl 12 oo noon Apn l lO at the off ice of the clerk at the Eastern H1gh SchoQI Spect flcat•on s on f1le at the Ofttce of the Eastern H1gh School C 0 Newland Ct~rk (3J 16 22 30 (.t l 6 4tc PB 302 V 8 stand trans DRIVER'S EDUCATION CAR Over 30 New CarS In Stock & PUBLIC NOTICE auto 68 FORD TORINO ...................... 1895 USED CARS Us An Offer. By Martha Holsinger Mrs Martha Holsmger and -'-L.-------~----' Mr and Mrs Sol Bigley VIsited Mr and Mrs Robert Webb and family Sunday Mr and Mrs Orval Blake of Greenfield and ll!r and Mrs Your Right to Know Ervan Blake and family of • and be 1nformed of the func Sprmgfteld spent a weekend t1ons of your government are with Rev Eldon Blake and em bod ted tn publ1c not tces In that self government charges relahves a.ll c1t1Zens to be Informed Mrs Gladys Hill of thts newspaper urges every clt1zen to read and study these Columbus IS vtsttmg Mr and noflces We strong ly adv1se Jr Ka~r 1 Dr H T So We Can Win A Trip To Mexico.SO Come In & Make ON YOUR DIAL 608 E Marn Concrete floors 2 mce large rest rooms Ample parktng on Route 7 Ask mg $50 000 00 MAIN ST. IN RUTLAND PH 742-3191 1 WMP0/1390 CLELAND REALTY BUSINESS BUILDING NEW BRICK - Has 2900 sq It and Hardware •-----------='II like a person. 69 MERCURV MARQUIS ............. ·'1495 .- 30 New Cars In April -·- 500 E Matn St, Pomeroy, Ohto 2 18 tic Pomeroy, Ohio Stewart's Gun Shop II ~ complete front end service, tune up and brake service Wheels balanced ele:c trontcally All work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 992 3213 or 742 110 Meehame Street 3 1l 30tc 3 BEDROOM<\t\ 992 3054 Nona & Bill Want To Sell We talk to you HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. l13 SS54 Mason, W VI dung service top SOli, fill dtrt limestone B&K Ex cava ttng Phone 992 5367, Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. ' Broker Mon Fn. Tti9--Saturday Ttl6 I I 3.99 gallon DOLE R and back hoe work. ponds and septic tanks, dlf Real Estate For Sale rooms 2 nl ce rest rooms and modern 3 bedroom paneled nome Large wood burnmg ftreplace ntce k1fchen Vtew of the Ohto Rtver Asktng tust WILL tnm or cut trees clea:-~ $25 000 00 Wtll take lot in trade out basement~ athcs etc 3ACRES Phone 949 3221 UPHOLSTER your own fur ntture Foam cushtons any s1ze Cotton burlap swrvel Real Estate For Sale bases Zt pper webbtng welt Pomeroy Recovery 622 E MODERN four room and bath home located 1776 Lmcoln Matn St Pomeroy Aluminum 3 8 30tf- sHetghts tdtng storm doors and wmdows hardwood floors DON T pump your sluggtsh newly fmtshed Basement sept tc tank Get Klean Em equipped for washer and All Seploc Tank Cleaner dryer Foldtng statrway to Landmark Farm Bureau storage area m atttc Pnced • Pomeroy for tmmedtate sale Tracy 4 6 ltc Whaley Pomeroy Oh1o call NEW 2 ptece lradttlonal ltvmg room sut te wtth a extra htgh back Mr Chatr and reverstble cushtons regularly \239 95 now only $139 9.5 Your chotce of colors Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Matn Sl Pomeroy 1 nACRE LOT Phone 7•~ doors and wtndows carports marquees, afumlnum stdtng and ratltng A Jacob, sales representattve For free estimates , phone Charlet> Ltsle Syracuse V V Johnson and Son Inc 3 2 lfc The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy S29 50000 HOUSE FOR SALE 2 or 3 4 5 5tc TWO parcels ten and twenty bedroom all paneled wall to acres Darwm area phone wall ca rpet forced atr fur 992 3029 1 regrstered 2 HORSES nace 18 000 BTU air 4 6 4tc qua~ter 7 years old gelded cond1t1oner full basement -.-'----~--'$375 1 gelded walker 7 year-s mce yard c1ty water sewer old $250 Must sell Cal 367 'HOUSE FOR SALE 114 Bnc~ and gas close to school 7432 ' Slreet Pomeroy Ohto bnck Located •n Middleport Proce 4 5 tfc hO\Ise 3 bedrooms excellent tocafton close to school and $10 000 Phone 992 7109 4 5 6tc SAVE BIG 1 Clean rugs and c1ty contact Lou Osborne or upholstery Wlth Blue Lustre rail 992 5898 ...HOUSE tn Long Bottom phone. Rent electnc shampooer $1 985 3529 11 26 tic Nelson s Drug Store 6 11 tfc Pomeroy Ohto 452fc 4 5 6tc SEE US FOR Servoce We Sharpen Scissors' BUSINBEUS~~~Q~to~~gp Of 329tfc - Nylon pnnts cotton pnnts velvets of all ktnds Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Mam St 4 5 6tp 0 DELL WHEEL alignment located at Crossroads Rt 12_., Awntngs storm Authonzed S1nger Sales andl YOUR HOUSE IN TRADE materoals 7554 f lntshes 3 21 301p AUTOMOBILE tnsurance been 100 ACRES - OF nt ce laytng test your land Large barn and several ca ncelled? operators ltcense? Call 992 buildings Wl tsok ""'1 ftfor horses 2966 3 farm pot 1\,JI up for 2 Large 5 6 15 tfc mob1le ho .;:::. ---------~~------bedroom home w1th large BEAT the rush' Get your closet s and 2 baths All lawnmower and ttller tuned minerals Only $40 000 00 up now Small Engme Repatr NEW LISTING Shop on Thtrd St Mason w NEW HOME - 3 bedrooms 11/2 baths range tn the k1tchen Va 3 6 30tc double sink Famtly room and 2 o;:::::-::~::-::----~----car garage tn basement One SEWING MACHINES Repatr acre of land Room for garden servtce all makes 992 2284 or pasture for pony Ask1ng 45771 ------,--,.-=--,--- on all laundry equtpment ref n geratton equtpment and house wirtng weldtng electric and gas Call 992 380;1 or after 4 30 p m call 992 regularly $3 95 only $1 95 Also remnants Pomeroy ::----=-o-o-::-c::-~------~ PAINTING Masonry work Recovery 622 E Matn St tr ee esttmate call 773 5580 3 8 301p 3 7 30tp UPHOLSTERY LATEX PAINT For wood and masonrv NEW LISTING 195.1 FORD Tractor w1th double 14 plows new 7 ft d1sc exce llent (:ondltton 1968 Ford 1912 APACHE Eagle Fold up Ranger ptckup 'h ton ....JI B camper Includes spare ttre automatiC heavy duty ttres canopy and plasttc storm good condthon see Roger wtndow " Tratler has been Roush phone 247 JS51 HOUSE by owner 3 or 4 wtred for electrtc 3 outlets 4 6 Jtc bedrooms large rec room Excellent condtfton $675 Call large pat1o modern k 1tchen, 992 5815 after 5 p m fully carpeted call 992 5248 454tc 6 GAL tank for Johnson or Evtnrude outboard motor 2112 unttl 3 p m or 992 3436 after 3 I b d c ftre exttngutsher one p m No Sunday calls JOH..hL. DEERE 2 row corn new 500x8 boat trader tire and 4-4 6tc planter good -condttton Ben other miscellaneous Items Btckers Ba shan Road Phone phone 378 6210 949 4605 4 6 3tp WHY LIVE In a trailer when 4 5 3tc you can own a fine 3 bedroom -------'--home for pracltcally the same 200 WHITE plasitc buck sts QUARTER Horse and saddle pnce 1 Home tn coun try close phone 992 3283 Ideal for tomato ptcktng to hard road al Galltpolts 4 6 6tp Dallas Cleland Ractne Ferry W Va 8 rooms ftne Phone 949 4171 bath and half two thrrd acre 4 5 3tc 352 FORD motor spotted ndtn$1 lot sma ll garden plot O'lly horse 2 bull calves 4 months $10 000 See Mrs Sadte Henry old phone 843 2778 A lOFT MEAT or vegetable Galltpolts Ferry W Va, or dtsplay case wtth motor If call 675 2946 you can use it call 949 3821 - - - - - - ' - - - - - - -4--1 6tc 4 5 31p 949 3161 or write A C Bradford Box 116 Racme 0 Real Estate For Sale lOSS ~------ NEW 2 p1ece trad1ftonal ltvmg room su•te wtfh a extra htgh back Mr Cha1r and reverstble -cush•ons regularly $239 95 now only 139 95 Your cho1ce of colors Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Matn St Pomeroy, Ohto Phone 992 PAINT SPECIAL! Blue Rtdge In tenor- Extenor G & E Appltance Repatr repa1r 2 9 tfc ---.,-,---- - - BOAT motor and trailer wtttl some accessones 40 h p motor asking $300 phone 992 9981 4 4 3tc 2 11 tfc Serv tee Calls phone 992 2522 301c KNAPP quality shoes for work but it m kttchen located m Ohoo Phone 992 7~S4 Pomeroy tra1ler space at 4 5 6tp Cheshtre on Rt 7 water furnished, phone 446 4060 Modern walnuL stereo radto comb1natton 4 speed tn after s p m 446 1279 4 6 6tc term1xed changer 4 speaker separate sound system - ----:-----~ con trols Balanc,. $69 56 Use Auto Sales our · budget terms Call 992 1972 HONDA 500 motorcycle 4 cyltnder many extras ltke new , phone 985 3828 3 9 tfc - - ' - - - -- - - --------~ Berry M11ier Mobtle Homes has a lot to offer when...,.ou start 1969 PLY MOUTH Fury 2 dr shoppmg for your Mobtle hardtop atr cond vtnyl top Home You ca n beat the h1gh $1 100 Call 446 3939 deprectattOn you II have on 4 6 5tc your home the first two years by shoppmg for a late model 20 pet tnventory used Mob de Home We have a SAVE clearance sa le now m huge selection of these homes progress 20 pet dtscount on tn stock now and we II do our most of your grocery needs level best to save you money Thts means you can save 20 So for an honest to goodness pet on your grocery bill Get good deal stop m t.oday at the full details today at the Berry Mtller Mobtle Home Bnght Star Market next to Sales 705 Farson Street Drtve In Theatre Mason W Belpre Ohio phone 423 9531 Va - open 7 days 3 20 16tc 4 5 6tc • A1r Cond111oners •Awmngs • Underpmmng deluxe model Complete wtth all cleanmg attachments and uses paper bags Sl tghtly used but cleans and looks ltke new W1ll se ll for $37 25 cash or terms avatlable Electro Hygtene Co phone 992 7755 4 4 6tc 5232 1 tfc ELNA a r J Whtte Sewing Machtnes servtce on all makes Reasonable rates The Sewmg Center, Mtd dleport Oh1o 11 16 tfc 4. 3tp '49.95 In Carton CORN 5 121 ELECTROLUX Sweeper and backhoe work tanks mstalled dump trucks and to boys for htre will haul flll dtrt top sot! ltmestone atid gravel call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 , night phone 992 3525 or 992 6050 Crott Bradford 4 4 6tc In Carton ilti:t Complete Service Phone 949 3821 Racme Ohio ztg zag sewmg machmes For sew 1ng stretch fabrics buttonholes fancy destgns etc Pa1nt slightly blem1shed Cho1ce of carrymg case or sewtng stand $49 80 cash or terms avatlable Electro Hygtene Co phone 992 7755 UNCLAIMED freoght 1973 S 3 HP C BRADFORD Auct•oneer fish" "'c_L_O_S_E_O_U _T -on- -l-4)_1_9-: 73- f-u-llslze and suppltes new tocatton Ash Street Middleport near park phone 992 5443 1 7 tfc -------------------'STARKILLSratsqutckly sure 2112 lbs $1 69 EbersQach Hardwa~e Sugar Run Mtlls Pt cken s Hardware Mason your Free 3284 Co 6 30 tfc CALL Notice CONCRETE EXCAVATING dozer deltvered rtght to proJect Fast and easy esttmafe!i Phone 992 Goegletn Ready M1x Mtddleport Ohto PARTICULAR OPEN EVES 8:00 P M f'OMERO\", OHIO Stop In and See Our Floor Display. POMEROY ,The Daily Sentinel 199S HS Pomeroy-Motor Co. CARRIERS 'HOODS AQUARIUMS 1695 H T Sedan, V 8 engtne automattc trans p steenng & brakes radto blue ftn tsh blk vmyl top good t 1res radto Special'' • 4 3 121p 1969 BUI CK Skylark 13995 Capnce 4 door new car title & balance of · warranty brown vinyl roof tmted glass factory air front & rear guards rad1o & fear spi!"aker whtfe wall ftres Nice and J clean Reta11 S4860 Pn ced to move 57 CHEVY 2 door hard1op 55 Oldsmobtle contac t Larry HUbbard Svracuse phone WANTED I HOUSE and 2 tratler lots phone Wanted ARE YOU OVERWEIGHT? DEAD Stock horses Would you ltke a new look to • ---~-r 4 3 6t c 1972 DODGE Demon 340 blue w1th white stripes blue rn ten or automatiC power MALE or female desk clerk steering 456 gears cyclone 4 3 ttc m1ddle aged must be able to headers Engle 304 cam --,----.,---..,..--ltve 1n apply tn person Oh10 completely worked heads a1r 3 CAMPS lots for sale run from Hotel M iddlepor t shoc k s best runn tng 340 railroad track to low water 4 3 61C around call 985 3582 after S mark 86 ft w1de at railroad p m or see at Charles track 400 tt long and 100 ft B1sset l s m Chester wtde at low water mark 4 4 3tp these lots are good and clean ~----no brush level on Oh10 Rtver SHARP 1964 CHEVELLE across from Pomeroy Mal tbu 2 door hardtop 293 Manon Reynolds Mason W aulomattc power steertng Va phone 773 5147 new black patnf new bucket 436k FOR sea ts cal l 985 3582 after 5 p m or see at Charles Btssell s REDUCE excess tlu tds w1th 1r1 Chester Flutdex Lose we ight w..th 4 5 31p Dex A Dlet capsules at Nel son Drugs 4 4 3tp For Sale 992 2966 NEW FISH shtfment tn at Showalter s We Pet Chester Ohto open dally 4 p m to 9 30 p m and all day Saturday and Sunday 4 6 Jtc For Of QUALITY $90 per week Pets For Sale DANCE 4 6 11p - --------'- phone 698 8722 OWN YOUR HOME AT LOW -:-:-:-::-::---:---::-,-Sm1thers St 1 7 tfc -:-::-::---.,---.--.--, 4 5 31p tntersectton of 124 & 248 Long Bottom Aprtl 6 7 and 8 starftng at 10 a m Friday furntture washer collectors 1iems and mtscellaneous appliances and clothes 4 4 31c 1973, Logan F 1re and Safety Equtpment Sales and Servtce R03, Pomeroy, Ohio Wtll sell enftre---buslness to Browns F1re and Safety Equ1pment Sales and Servtce Rutland Ohto Witham (Btlll Brown owner phone 742 4673 1would ltke to thank all my customers for their support tn the past and hope they will gtve Mr Brown a chance to serve them tn the future Dwlght Logan 4 6 2tc 627\ D Miller Rt 4 Oh to Phone 992 ,__ SALE at Riggs Store Building at ===-EFFECTIVE Monday Apnl 9 beds or com plete households Wnte M Pomeroy GUN SHOOT Saturday Apr!l 7lh 6 30 p m Mole Holl Rd C:ASH patd for all makes and factory choked quns only models of mobtle homes Refreshments Sponsored by Phone area code 614 423 9531 Ractne Ftre Dept 4 13 tfc 4 5 2fc 10 X SO MOBILE home ex GUN SHOOT Rutland cellen t condttton expanston Amer1can Legton Beech llvtng room fully atr Grove Rd Sunday Aprtl 8th con dttloned phone 992 5905 !II 4 6 12tc Notice SPR lNG clean up of Cemeteries in Orange Townshtp wtll start Aprt/ 16th Anyone WIShtng to remove vases or artlfrctal flowers should do so before that · date They may be replaced after the cemetenes are mowed Orange Townshtp Trustees 4 6 2tc Auto Sales OdJ furnlfure oak table' 1968 CAMARO .S50 phone 992 organs dishes clocks brass 6793 RUMMAGE Sale Aprol 61h and 7th Hughes Ele ctr ic Bulld 1n g Thtrd St Mtd dleport a cross from Mid dleport Library doors open at 9 a m Beta Stgma Pht 4 3 4tc - WantP.rl To Buy Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Aulo tran s radro P S 71 PLYMOUTH FURY................ 11795 70 Cadillac H.T. Cpe., power, air ........... 13700 70 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, a1r ........ '4000 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, a1r .... '2995 70 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, V roof, a1r........ '2595 69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., a1r ..... 11595 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.... .'1395 ' 68 Olds Cut Hoi. Sedan, viool, a1r ........ 11495 4 Or sedan 6 cy l P S o 70 DODGE POLARA .................. Sl795 2 Dr H T vmyl root ai r 69 BUICK LaSABRE ..................s1695 4 Dr H T factory atr vtnyl r oof 71 MERCURY COUGAR .............. 12195 351 2 Or H T auto trans P S bla ck vmyl top 71 FORD PINTO ....................... s1595 68 Pontiac Bonneville 4 Dr., air ........... .'1395 68 Ford Gal. 500 4 Door, a1r .............. 11095 68 Chevelle 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto., P.S..... 11495 68 Dodge Pol. 4 Door H.T.................. '795 67 Dodge Dart 4 Dr., V-8 auto. ............. 1795 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & a1r ........ '995 66 Buick I.:!Sabre 4 Door, air............... '695 64 BuiCk Elec. 4 Door H.T.. ................ '295 63 Dodge 4 Door, V-8, auto................. '295 3 Or Runabout 4 sp 66 FORD T-BIRD ..................... 11295 2 Or H T perlctt cond ttton Short bed 71 CHEV. TRUCK ... ~.~~~~~ ........... 11995 68 G.M.C. Vz TON .. !~~';:~:?.......... 11495 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS BROS. USED CARS PH 985 4100 located on St Rt 7 Karr & VanZandt CHESTER 0 ) "You'll L1ke Our QuaiJiy Way of Dotng Busmess' 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Kr .1mer .md mother of Col Op, , Evemngs Unhl6 00--Ttl 5 p m Sat Tuppers Plain~ Society New!'i Columbus a't.. Mrs Hobert Vmeyctrd, also local Mrs Velma Newell, who had a c."a4tract operation at lite Columbus Umverstty Hosptlal, has come baok to \be home of her sister m law Mrs Esta Wh1tc of near Keno for a few days slay ' Mrs Betty Fredenck and daughter and two children of Chesler spent an evemng last week w1th Mr und Mrs Oscar Babcock and Mrs Oscar Penmnglon of Mr and Mrs Wayne Stiver Rtdge Just part ol the Brtckles were Sunday guests of furmture was saved and the her brother, Mr and Mrs house was badly burned and Charles Spencer of Belpre also su ffered water damage Mrs Spencer 1s 111 Those VISiling Mrs N~tsel Mr and Mrs Ch:trencc Weatherman recenlly were Nichols were Sunday guests of Mrs Hazel Barnhill anU Mrs her stsler Mrs Edna Sh<X:key Murl Gnfftth, local Mr and of Ravenswood, W Va Mrs Mrs Charles Heck of Portland Shockey accompamed them and Wallis McDonald of home for a few days VISit Mrs MIIrlred Headley was tak~n back to St J ose ph Hosp1tal 1n Parkersbur on fam1hes as!'astmg w1th farrn March 27 as a medical patient wo~k and chores and VISiting Mr and Mrs Clarence Clai r and Sue Wood e spent By Mrs Evelyn Brtckles Sunday School altendance at the Methodlst ChUI ch was 48 and offermg was $26 35 Worship serv1ce attendance was 23 and offering $3111!i 1 he comm umty here was sorry to learn of the hre to the home Sunday mornmg of Mr ~ Saturday mght and Sunday forenoon wtth her parents, Mr and Mrs Robert White at Keno and Conm spent the mght wlth the Carrs and attended Sunday School and church here Sunday rnormng Sunday noon the Wor.k.le families met at Crow's Steak House for a dmner In honor of Mrs C h<~s Woode 's Brown returned home after spendmg the wmter m Flonda ll!rs Leota Massa r and Mrs Eulah Swan were Sunday dmner guest.s of lhClr s1ster, Mr and Mrs Oscar Babcock Mr and Mrs, ~h~rles umbu s vtsllcll M1 l1hu1 man Babcock M1 s Sunday and Mr .:~ntJ Mt s Dale Kuhn and fanuiy or I 'tile fluckmg had a surpnsl! birthday party for h1s mother, M• s Grace Kuhn, o£ 1uppers Pl~:~ms at the com rnumty hUJidm~ at Porterfield It was also the birthday of Mr Kuhns father Wtlllam Kuhn who hves at Success, Ohw and was also present for the occasion 1hose present bcsu.les those named above we're- Mrs Kuhn s daughter Mr and Mrs August Hocc1 and llaughte1 and al so lhe1r son Mr and Mrs Jam es Ho£:cl and farntly of Cc.~ nton, Mr .tnd Mr s Carl Kuhn uf I nut sv11Je Ohto Mr and Mrs llubby Kuhn and fmmly of Belpre md Mr and Mrs Clyde Kuhn and fc.~rn1ly of I uppers Pl;.uns I tc cream and cake was se1 Vt'<.l ;Jnd the coup~...,. both receiVed lovely g1fl'i Mrs r ola C11ff1n and daughter Mrs l!:vei ett Shultz VISited Mrs Mmnlc WHtson and Mrs Marlena Rockhold (It the Elmwood Nursmg Home Sunday Mr and Mr s J1mrrue Ctt ldwcll dnd family h,tve moved to UicJr new home whtch they built on IU 7 Mr and Mrs Wlllwm Chapman were c alled to rhc Alrnan:u Jly Umtcd Press International I oday 1s l lld.i:.ly , Apr tl 6 the 9bth day of 197:l w1th 269 to follow Jhc moon IS between JL<; tu.: w phase and ru st qu.u tcr 1 he mo1 mng slat s Mercury Venu s M ns Jupiter [he cvenmg star 1.s St:tlut n rhose born on tins ddy ell c under the s1gn of Ancs Arhencan maglci ..Jil H u r} lloudml was born Apnl b, Hl74 On lh1Sd1y tn lu stury In IHm Joseph ~rmllt o• ~u n I7. l; d the Chw t h of the L.:~ tte i IJ<ly SaJnl~ mm e f umlt~trly known as the M01 rnon Ch m t h '"Faye tte N Y In 1909 Hobert Pt! t ry bec. une the f1rst t iVIhzcd rn '" to r e.tch the North Pole In 1957 h olley tars becamu o memory m New Y ork City ts the few rcmammg 0111..:1-i cum pleted lhc1r IC~ st run s In 1966 ft"deral troops and N.JtJOnal Guardsmen were or dercd out for not duty m Chicl:!go, W<.~shtn~ton and Dt: lJ ott Rwling and Joutm ~ continued tn pt otcst over the assassmc.~twn Martm Luthcr or Kmg Oklahoma by the Illness of her f~:~ther • • birthday Then they and the Carr family met (It the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Hoffner and Gerald m Pomeroy for a musi C<il concert honormg the birthda)'s of Gerald Hoffner, V1ck1 Carr and Mrs Woode Richard Buckley of Col umbus recently spent a weeks vace:~llon here w1th h1s parents, Mr and Mrs Paul Buckley and Teresa Right In Tune With The Times New Hallmarks 50x12 Up To 70xl4 New Golden Empress 50x12 Up To 70x14 PUBLIC WHOLESALE NEW Come! See! MOBILE HOMES 10x40 2 BR 10x512 BR 10x563 BR 12x41 2 BR 12x51 2 BR 12x563 BR 12x61 3 BR 20x43 3 BR Double w1de $2995 $3595 $3995 $3595 $3995 $4295 $4995 HALLMARK 60x12 $6500 A total electn c home wtth house ly~ door cathedral rool 30 gal water heater fully carpeted all deluxe package 01"(1y Alf homes are total elec tn c completely furn1shed set of birch paneltng steps lf.t house type doors storm wtndows From $250 00 down Oel tvel'ed Free Many mon~to DELIVERED AND SET UP UP TO 11 YEAR FINANCINC WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL choose lrom r TRI.OOUNTY MOBILE HOMES Eastern Ave Galltpohs 0 PH 446 017S Goble Mobile Homes sa6 Locust St Open 992 7004 Middleport a to 6 Mon tbru Sat 1re ,utll Dan Thompson The Oeahn Man �.. . \ \ ' I \ 1 I ' 1 .. t ' • • ' • 10 - The Daily SP->tinc:, Middlepott-Pomeroy, 0., prii6,J973 • Roger Dmgey is. 1\U State ' MASON - Roger Dingey, and Mrs ..Marion Dingey. Wahama High School ' s Dingey scored 513 points talented 6-5 senior ; today during the 1972-73 Wahama became a member of the 1973 basketball season in 20 games Class AA All-West Virginia ·for an average of 25.65. basketball team. Dingey's scoring total was Coach Grant Barnette, who achieved on 246 field goals and calls Dingey the best shooter in 50-of-79 free throws. This total the history of the school, "Said includes the Alwnni gam~. He he believes the lanky New scored 29 points in that one l but Haven senior is the first after. subtracting, his official basketball All-Stater ever at total for 20 games was 513 . . WHS. Dingey"is the son of Mr . Roger Jed the- White Falcon~ in nine of 10 categories. He pulled down 3>> rebounds, made 40 steals, passed off for 52 assists and committed only 67 turn overs , On seven Tonight thru Tuesday separate occasions , he netted ApriU-10 . 30 or more points· in a single WHA T"S UP DOC? game . Uechnicolor) Barbara Streisand Ryan O' Neal Frank Ihle dies lGJ Co lorca rtoons dults: S1.50 Children : 75c Frank Ihle, Middletown, Show Starts 7 p.m . formerly of Meigs County, died Thursday morning at Ft . Hamilton Hospital, HamiJton, Ohio. Mr. Ihle Is survived by his wi£e, Jessie Ihle, who is ·.·' ... v .• seriously ill in Ft. Hamilton ,\ ( 111'"''' N,qld1, Hospital. Funeral services will be held Ton•ght, Sat., Sun . Monday al2p .m. at the McCoy April6 -7-8 and Leffner Funeral Home, --Double Feature Program "CURIOUS FEMALE " Middletown. Calling hours are Three nubile pus sycats from 5 to 9 Sunday evening. yearn ing far love - Piu s"SWEDISH FLY GIRLS" LOCAL TEMPS Every man should met a The temPerature in Pomeroy high fly1ng stewardess. at II a.m. Friday was 55 Rated {R) degrees under sunny skies. MASON DRIVE-IN • Two accidents investigated . Hartenbach 's Dept. Thursday. At 1:50 p.m. on County Road 1, Salem Twp., John E. Schubert. N ew J ersey, was traveling n lh · truck when he came or m a to~ narro~ place in the high· way. He p!liled rightto pass an Oncollli·ng veh'icle and the road gave way and. the truck slid over an embankment and l. ed 0 er 1pp v . Schubert had visible inuries b t was not immediately u treated There wa s heavy to the tru c k. No citation w3s iss ued . At5 : Iop.m .onUSRt.33,j11Sl north of Reuter 's Service damag~ ROGER DINGEY Streets. Station, Robert W. Qualls, Pomeroy, was traveling north when he s topped to make a left hand turn and his car was (Continued from page t) struck in the rear by another assistance m financing to in. driven by Robert L. Jones, stall a waste disposal plant Shade. There were no injuries which would serve Syracuse or arre s ts and medium and Ratihe . damage to both -vehicles. · The letter stated that all federal government progr:ams are being carefully reviewed to identify any which can be reduced or eliminated . The letter further stated that, "The · Pomeroy Boys League this w~k wer~ presa~ent , Tom Grueser ; v1re pres 1dent, J~hn Manley ; sec retary and ·;; Ohl" d treasurer, 81 mger, an . · Cha res 1 · direc tor or wnptres, Marshall.. . A meeting _has been called_ for Monday mght 7 p.m . Apn 1 ' 9, at Pomeroy City Hall, First Aid Room, for parents and all . . o ~her ~nterested persons . . A diSCUSSIOn of what playmg · f"Ie ld s WI·11 be use d an d thear locat!ons will be held .. Money makirtg projects wall be d"•scussed · It tak es a conSlderable sum or money to The followiRgls the roster of team managers and players: J!;{ 'Z.~~~e~ed~'ntTa~~gr~~~ Whitlatch: Roger Gaul. Todd Grover, Joe Bolt Hemsley, Brent Houdashelt, Tracy Hysell , Tony JewelL Kail Knapp . Rod Manley. Ken McCullough, John 'McKinney, Todd Norton, James Spencer, Sheets, John Sm ith , Brian Mat.t VanVranken , Mike Whitlatch. Pee Wee, Angels, managers, Bob Wamsley and Howard Smith : Chuck Bailey, John Beaver, Tom Fields, Callahan, Mahlon Eblin, Jerry Todd Fife, Mark Friend, Shawn Gilmore, Scott Harrison, Richard' Icenhower, Nicky Riggs, Ricky Smith. J . R. Wamsley, Kyle Wood, -Brian Zerkle. . son· LEAG~E. Giants, -manager, Tom Grueser: Raymond Andrews, Bob Chappelear, Doug Clelland, Steve Diener, Jeff Grueser, Buddy McAngus. Chris McK inney, Scott McKinney, Andy Pockllr'!gton, Todd Rawlings. SJeve Schneider, Shane Smith, Oa.vid Whitsell , Scott Williams, Chris Woods. Pirates, manager, Ke ith Van lnwagen : Denny Allen , James Ash , Rick Blaettnar. Rod Ca..michael. Troy Grllflth, John Hoffman. Tim Hysell, Cliff Kennedy, Greg Lee, Lee Lewts. Clifford Murray, Lyle Moon, Todd Smith, Weslie Smith, Mike Tripplet. Tigers, managers. Ron Browning and Herschel /11\c. (lure : Gary Baham , David Blake, Billy Browning, Tim Herdman, Don Icenhower , Chas. Kennedy, David Ken nedy, Randy 1\o\arshall, Dan Morris, Steve Ohlinger, Steve Pullins, John Russell, Mike Smith, Brian Teaford, . Kevin Smith . Yankees, Woodrow Call, Jr., Gary Freeman : Rick Baker, David Burt. Steve CalL Ken neth Callahan, Tim Faulk, Tom Hawley , Joe Jeffers , I!Je House Finance Committee, Steve little, Mark Norton, Pat Owens. Tom 'Ovvens, Larry said Gilligan's ne-w spending Snyder, Chris Taylor, Harvey plan resulted from "a rnoWJt- Whitlatch. PONY LEAGUE ing chorus of protests from all Pony lea_gue, 13 yr . old, over the state over the inade- manager, Gene Mitch and Dale quacy of the budget in the field Char)es Ham ilton : of education." ·-· _ COLUMBUS "(UP! ) - Gov. John J . Gilligan has proposed to pump an ex!fa $118 million into his 1973-75 state budget proposal, using money anticipated from jacked-up revenue projections and savings in the areas of welfare and hig~r edFarmers Home Administration Harry Ohlinger, 81, formerly ucation . water and waste disposal gran t of Pomeroy, of 300 E. Rich St., The governor told a news program has been terminated OilumbiiS, died Thursday at conference Thursday a substias a result of lhi§ -review. We Grant Hospital, Columbus. tute general appropriations bill regret that we will not be able Mr. Ohlinger was a salesman would be offered in the House to provide the gra nt assistance rn ready wear at the Red An· neld week, with additional exyou desired." chor Departm ent Store in penditures on elementary and The letter said the teview of , Pomeroy many years. His secondary education, colleges fed eral government programs wife, the late Jessie A. Ewing and universities, mental health is necessary to "control in- O.hlinger, was exec utive and community action proflati onary pressures within the secretary of the Meigs County grams. economy.". American Red Cross Chapter The changes would hike the . Mayor London and council for a number of years. The governor 's proposed· two-year members expressed ap- family moved to ColumbiiS t7 budget from $9.8 billion to $9.9 preciatwn to amdllary years ago. Mrs. Ohlinger died billion. members for their recent in 1963. Republican legislative donation to the new kitchen in Surviving are a son~ Dr, leaders immediately said the new municipal building. Joseph E. Ohlinger ; a Gilligan "belatedly recognized The auxiliary purchased a daughter , Mrs. Karl (Harriet) the need for appropriating sink, stove, refrigerator and Rauch, both of Columbus; two additional funds to education," material for the cabinets. grandchildren, and a sister, saying they have been adPickens, who ha s donated a Mrs: ~· reda Ohlinger of vocating this for weeks. great deal of time and work on Cleveland; They also complained the lhe inside of the new municipal Mr. Ohlinger was a member governor offered nothing in the building, agreed last night to· of the Hope Evangelical way of relief, and that it see that the septic lank iS in- Lutheran Church in ColumbiiS. was an ''affront to the legislastalled. Funeral services will be held ture" to come up with a brand Council f~viewed ~n a-t 10:30 a.m . Saturday at the new "budget proposal. agreement sent to Mayor Schoedinger Northwest Rep. FrederickN. Young, RLondon . from Fred Crow, Chapel, 1740 Zolinger Road, Dayton, ranking Republican on Pomeroy Village solicitor, in where friends may call from 7 regard to Pomeroy's proposed to 9 tonight. Burial will be in Holzer Medical Center water system. Glen Rest Cemetery. The (Discharged) Council di sc ussed th e family suggests contributions Gweneth Daughtery. Jeffrey agreement between . Pomeroy be made to a favorite charity Swisher, Vivian Plummer, and SyracUse at length and in his memory . sugges ted some changes in the Geneva Proffitt, Lena proposal . Laudeuer, Elizabeth Kuhn, MRS:>fcGJtAW DIES Council agreed to purchase a Donald Cline, Reva Colley, Friends here have received Jaunita Maline, Roy Baurer, used typewriter and discussed the selling of the old town hall word of the death of Mrs . Della Edward Edinger, Mrs. and the possibility of erecting a (Rhodes) McGraw, 93, at East Clarence Ewing and daughter, yo uth center at the new park LiverpooL Mrs . McGraw was Annie Galloway, Lillian the daughter of the late Marion Stokes, Daniel Codner, Mrs. site. Council voted to accept the and Rachel Rhodes who were Terry Wise and son, Howard application of David Lipscomb £ormer residents of the Wilson, Harvey Willey, Oral Fairview Community. Funeral Waugh, Jessie Walker. Anna as park maintenance manager Lipscomb in turn will be given services and burial were at Jean Taylor, Frances Tabit, free living quarters in the town East Liver~ool. Melinda Strait, Betty Sanders, owned house located at the Myrtle Myers, Donna Mcmunicipal park. Clellan, Elinor Leonard, Hazel Making donations toward the Lear, Linda Lam bart, KimSUIT FILED new bullding were Archie Lee, berly Hamm, Reed Haddox An action asking judgment of and Virgie Coffee. Eber Pickens, Al Lipscomb, Robert Wmgett, and Mayor $26,468.2> has been filed in Herman London , Meigs County Common ~leas PLEASANT VALLEY Attending were Mayor Court by Betty Pooler and DISCHARGES : Mrs. Lewis London, Wingett, Lipscomb, Robert Pooler. Middleport, Williamson and daughter, Ed Neutzling, Art Sylvester, against Eli Ebersbach, Mid~ llenders on ; Mrs. Thurman and Pickens, councilmen; dleport,. for perspnal and Oiler, Vinton; Mrs. Davey George Holman, treasurer; property dama.ges as .the result Miller, Syracuse; Arawanna Milton Varian, police chief, of an automobile accident that Anthony, Point Pleasant ; and Kathryn Crow, clerk. occurred Nov . I at the in- Morgan Smith, Point Pleasant; tersection of Beec~ and Locust Samuel Edens, Vinton; Arnold , Blankenship, Letart; Edwin St , Middleport. Edwards, New Haven; Mrs. At The Meigs LODGE NOTICE Lowell Vaughn, Point Any membei of Middleport's Pleasant; Mrs. Larry Pettry, Evangeline Chapte4 OES Southside; Mrs. Merrill Clark, wishing to make reservations Point Pleasant. Harry Ohlinger died Thursday pomeroy national bank the bank of the ce ntury established IB72 Member FDIC "Cioing one step further" Now Appearing THEY PLAY IT ALL! Jan Haddox LODGE TO MEET Harrisonville Lodge 411, F&AM will meet Saturday at 7:30p.m. Larry Weii, "W. M., invites alJ master masons to attend. Refreshments will be se rved . and the Music Department THE MEIGS INN POMEROY 1 ' apparet shop at 326 Second Ave. in Gallipolis, also preside nt and a major stockholder of Mullins' Enterprises, owner of My Sister 's Closet, 2nd and State Sts., Gallipolis, plus a second My Sis ter 's Closet at II Wes t Union Street, Athens, Ohio, plans to occupy a portion of the Lafaye tte Building with Bernadine's as soon as necessary remod~;ling is completed. Beyond that , he declined to reveal any additional usage of the building until present studies by his consultants, ar. chitects and conh·actors are completed. TRANSFERRING the deed and a check for the Lafayette Hotel ar.e Hoyt They will determine the most realistic· Mullins, •left," and former owner William O'Brien. uses of the space available. However, Mullins said, "The building will be 100 percent uhlized. All remod eling GALLIPOLIS - Hoyt V. Mullins Wilcoxen 's Barber Shop at the rear· of the will be based on a French motif m keeping announced Friday that he and his brot11er, ·court St. side. A department s~o.re .was a .. with the background of the Old French C. R. Mllilins had acquired ownership of former tenant. City ." I!Je Lafayette Hotel Building, Second Ave. Hoyt V. Mullins said the .transfer Explainlng his motive, Mf. Mullins and Court St., in downtown Gallipolis. followed seyeral weeks of negotiations said, " It has lon g been my desire, and Umt _Built in 1927, the three.. tory fireproof with the previous owner, William O'Brien , of my family , to acquire this property and building, with a frontage of 86.8 feet on of Columbus, Ohio. Sale price was not we feel this indicates our Complete falth in Second Ave. and a depth of 134.6·{.eet on disclosed. the downtown Gallipolis area and the Court St., currently is occupied bri_wo ·Hoyt Mutlins, president and maj ority entire community. We hop e 0t11 e r tenants, Credit Thrift on the corner and stockholder of Bernadine 's, lnC.1 a ladies' (Continued on Page II ) (Continued .from page-!) · "The Disabled American Veterans," Fannin advises, u 0rganized in 1920, and were charted by Congress in 1932 to work for civil rehabilitation of the more than 3 million . wounded and disabled veterans returned ' from the nation's wars since World War I. Our · objectives remain constant, '' he avers. " In cooperation with other nationwide Veterans Groups, deserving disabl¢ veterans and their dependents benefit from legislation obtained on the national and state levels. This, we are very proud," he said, " as well as DAV em .. ployment assistance programs, our partnership with the Boy Scouts of America, and our service and hospital programs. -Commander Fannin will be honored at dinner served at 6:30p.m. by Meigs Chapter 53, DAV and its Ladies Auxiliary, to which ellglble disabled . veterans in Meigs are invited, as well as Chapter member~. Auxiliary members are to bring a covered dish. John C. Bacon is commander of the local chapter and Martin Kelly is adjutant. ·N ews • • • in Briefs (Continued from page I) Myles J . Ambrose, special assistant attorney gemiral for drug law enforcement, and District of Columbis Police Chief Jerry V. Wilson. a COLuMBUS - KENT McGOUGH OF LIMA was elected state Republican cbairma,n Thursday_!llljl immedla_tely went to work on the 1974 campaign, claiming "any Republican candidate with the proper planning and fina.n cing" could beat Gov. John J. Gilligan. McGough, 55, received 31 votes of the GOP state central committee to succeed the retiring John Andrews. Robert E. Hughes, chairman of I!Je Cuyahoga County party, received 14 votes. Hughes had said he entered the race to prevent the chairmanship from g'l)ng to McGough "by default," but buth men said after the secret vote was taken that there was no disunity in the party. ' • Weather VOL. g J~r All Occasions . NO. 10 BY DALEROTHGEBJR. GALLIPOLIS - Dr. Martin Essex, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Monday is expected to recommend to the State Board of Education that charter revocation procedures be initiated against the North Gallia, Southwestern and Hannan Trace School Districts. J. E . Brown, director, Division of Elementary iind Secondary Education and his assistant, Dr. Doyle K. Shumaker, made that recommendation to Dr. Essex following school evaluations conducted Feb. 13, 14, 15, and 16. Dr. Shumaker, in evaluating the three districts, concluded that the problems and shortcomings of all are due largely to Umited enrollments, lack of resources and adequate facilities designed to accommodate a comprehensive high school curriculum. He said, "The Department of Education, Division of Elementary and Secondary Education, in its report on April 15, 1971, informed the administration and board of education lhat immediate steps should be taken toward becoming a part of a larger administrative unit. "The Board of Education and administration were also advised that the Division would contmue directed attention to the current problem. "During the week of Feb. 12, in- ' ELBERFELDS IN ,POMEROY Friday and Saturday Sale Shop Both ftiday and Saturday Til 9 Save during the special" two day sale all over the store - Body shirts at low prices. . sale of extra size sportswear. womens polyester shorts - womens pants · · Royal portable typewriters . womens umbrellas · Bestform bras and girdles . mens Lee Boot Cut Flares · mens knit slacks - mens polyester walk shorts · mens short sleeve sport shirts . Blue Chambray shirts - boys shirts on sale. Save on Boys and Girls Bicycles· 8 Track Stereo Tapes. And be sure to visit the Warehouse on Mechan·ic Street - ·sale of Summer Furniture - Whirlpool Appliances - linoleum . Lawnboy mowers - carpet by the yard . and many other items. Warehouse is open both Friday and Saturday nights til . . 9 P.M. Stepson has disappeared GALLIPOLIS Gallia County sheriff's deputies Friday received another missing persons' report, the third in ~ week. Mrs. Lloyd P. Hayden, Rt. 3, reported her step-son, Jerry Hayden, age 15, has been missing since March 24. Hayden was described as weighing between 13>-140 pounds, light brown hair, blue eyes and was last seen wearing brown jeans, a green shirt and white tennis shoes. a Missing persons re~orts were a~so filed last week for 17-year old Billie Jo Hale who was last seen on Sunday, ~nd Ronalda Cook, 19, daughter of Mrs. Bonnie Ashworth, Rt. I, Northup, als~. m1ssing since Sunday. · Sheriff's investigator Ken Deckard Friday investigated a breaking and entering at the Sportsman's Inn on Rt. 233. Deckard said someone entered the ·establishment by breaking a window. An undetermined amount of change and cigarettes wa~ taken. ·-ELBE.RFELDS IN POMEROY 7:30 NIGHTLY spections were held to ineasure progress toward becoming part of a larger admi'nistrative Unit in compliance with. minimum standard s for Ohio Hi gh Schools. "On the basis of converences with the Gallia Co unty Superintendent, lo cal superintendents, high school principals, classroom visitations and information reporled to the State D~artment of Education, several rniniffium standards were not me t. " In view of the Ohio H1gh School standards cited m the report on 1Pril 5, 1971, the inspeCtion reviews. con ducted the week of Feb. 12, evidence did not :eve a! satisfactory progress or potential £or compliance with adopted sta ndards nor the development of a comprehensive secondary education attendance center. "The limitations 0f the schools, are, for the most part, unavoidable in operation and do not reflect on the Board of Educa tions ,or administration . " It is not possible, with the present district administrative organizations, to utilize starr efficiently and provide a comprehen s ive program of studies, 'develop essential services, provid~ appropmlte £acUities to implement the desired and necessa ry instructional programs. !'The inadequacies or these schools as con firm ed by two in s pections by representatives of t~e State Department of Education and a ;real concern for the education and future welfare of the students indicates that the distriCts should be discontinued and a plan to provide an opportunity for an improved and comprehensive high school" education be developed . "The con tinuation of North Gallia, 10: 15a. m. · 992~2039 Thursday, April 5 ~omeroy Flower . Sho,i (Pack-a-Pew Butternut Ave., Pomeroy Mrs. Millard Van Meter .. ~ight) Saturdaj, April 7 (Fami~ Night) 7:30p .m. - The Agape YOuth Singers tram Gallipolis will be In cMrge of entire program. POMEROY - Absentee voting for the May 8 primary election will begq. Monday, the Meigs County Board of Elections BEAUTY PAGEANT WINNER announces. The board office located in the Cindy Patterson, daughter of Mr. and Masonic Temple structure, Pomeroy, will Mrs. Corbett Patterson, Syracuse, won be open from Ito 4 p.m ., Monday through the title of " Little Miss of Meigs Friday, for the convenience of absentee County" in a beauty pageant held at the voters. . American Legion Hall in Athens, There are no local contests in the recently. The pageant was sponsored villages of the county. Absentee voter~ will .bY International Pageant System, be deciding upon seven state issues and a .,Elmira, N. Y. Cindy will compete in 2.7 building bond issue in t~~ Eaf tern state competition In Jlliy at Wooster Local School District. College, Wooster. Ii 15 CENTS or school cliarters Southwestem and Hannan Trace High Schools ccmnot be recommended: " The eval uation nlso htt hard at the ele mentary buildings in oll .Jhrec dislricls. Although -13 separate violations ·were cHcd In the evaluation of the Kyger Creek High School, the State Dep•rtment of Education DID NOT recornmend lakJng up Che Kyger Creek DJs trict charter. Jn a letter to Local Supt. Comer · Bradbury, Brown su1d tliat in light of the rapadly changing educational structures and the eventual potential of the toted program in Galha County, it is strong ly re commended that immediate an d aggresstve steps should be tali: en to form a larger administrati ve unit. Dr . Shuma ker, in his le!_ter to Bradbury , conclud ed that the evaluatio n conducted Feb 15, together with previous evaluations, reflects increasing concerns aDd problems in proyiding for present and future educatwnal needs of youth in the distri ct. He said, "Schools and distr:icts which are lacking potential in enrollments, will encounter increasing dl£ficulty in accommodaling c hanging needs. " Present enrollments of Kyger Creek High School does not tnd1 cate an POMEROY - The Hcv .Hohe1·LWells, enrollment base which can ef£iciently ce nter , chaplain of the Ohio State Gran ge, suppor t· a high level of educational opwa s spctjker ~t the annua l Mcig~; County portunity .' ' Pomorw Gran ge dtnner Vriday night at the He recommended tha t the Kyger &Jlisbury El ementary School with some Creek Local Board . of Education " take ]50 persons ~tttcndmg . With him are, left, necessary steps toward becoming a part of Norman Will, Meigs Pomona maste r, and a larger adm in istrati ve unit whi ch will right, Virgil Atkins, deputy master. (Contin ued on Page 12 ) In his t.alk , the Rev . Ml'. Wells urged the g range to tt~ke a rol e in gettin g farmers Chaplain wants everybody to talk things over and non·farm.ers together to discuss problems thereby crcaling ~ better un. that they are entitl ed to a fair income on thei r investment. _derstandi ng. He cited price mc rca ses in the Umted States on a rtides other than The Rev. Mr. Wells was introduced by farm products and poin ted out thut other Earl Starkey of Carpen ter , past state rields of pmduction ha ve not undergone a grange gatekeeper . Piano selections were boyc(Jtt as the meat Lndustry and farmer prese nted by Keith Ashley, and Teresa and has been .. Sonio Carr, daughterS of Mr. and Mrs. He said fw·n1crs are m<.Jking more Charles Ca rr , Tuppers Plains, eQtertained profit Lh;:m eyer before, but pointed out with a ba.lon twirling ac t. Lafayette was hub of the old French City BY DOROTHY COUNTRYMAN was decorated in the French pt:!riod style, dining r oom , ball room and large kitchens. GALLIPOLIS - The Lafayette Hotel wJth an iv ory and beige theme The dining room seat~d 100 persons at the in the hotel and the woodwork was done by opened May 3, 1928 with 58 gues t rooms predominat ing in th e lobby, gold in the ball tables and featured dinner music on the Athens Lumber Co. and the hope of becoming the hub of The Lafayette's first guest was E. R. room . It fron ts 85 feet on Second Ave., and Sunday, Tuesday a nd Thursday even ings, Gallipolis . It did . Jamiso1,1 of Columbus. The hotel was the 1:16 feet on Court St. . <tnd dancing two nights a week. The buildmg, owned and operated scene of many parties and balls and was The three-story, structure houses a The Lofayette's lobby boasts onental involved in the celebration of the originally by George A. Tabit, also Mused w1d e lobby, entered fro_m Second Ave.; a chandeliers ·that were the first of the the Tabit Department Store (later Cox 's, dedication of the old Silver Bridge. The pattern ever cas t. which moved .out in November, 1972) and openmg day dinner-dance entertained The hotel wus designed by J ohn Q. more than 200 people with music from Pete the Comme(cial and Savings Bank. l.t was Adams , who als o designed the then new Sullivan and the King Taste Orchestra. Gill~ cons tructed at a cost of about $185,000, Columbus City Hall, the Majestic rheater with building beginning m 1927. GALLIPOLIS - Gerald Glib, 57, of The hotel was first leased to Edward in Athens and several Ohio University Tabit bought the land for the building 100 Second Ave., was found dead at his Sullivan, who placed John Coe in charge as huildmgs. from J. Warren Miller and Mrs . Emily F . manager. home around 4 p.m. Saturday. Charles P . Kircher and sons conVance around 1921 for about $20,000. He Mr. Gills was an accountant and In 193>, Earl W. and Mary Smith took tracted the building. The glass came from the((-... onjhe Lafayette. They, with their opened his first department store on the <iirector ofJ)fi "ommercial and Savings the Ce ntral Glass' Company of Huntington . daug hter , Alice, operated J t 4nlil 19>7. site, but it burned on Feb. 14, 1923. The Bank. OhiO Bell insta lled a private switchboard , land composed of lotS 100 and 99, origina lly He is s urvived by his parents, {Continued on Page }1 ) belonged to Antoine Due and Charles Everett and Ne ll Carter Gills, Berthelot. It became a si ngle property Gallipolis, and .one brother, Jack GHJs, when the two lots were purchased by Urbana. Waugh-Halley·Wood Funeral Cha rles Creuzet. . Horn e will announce services Monday. _ . The hotel is Georgian arch1tecture and ·=<·: :·:=·:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::·::;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;.;:::::::;:;:;:;:;::::•:;:: GALLIPOLIS - A $150,(J(JO damage Rt. I, Northup and 0 . M. Stewart, Gallia suft was filed in Gallia County Common . County Treasurer Pleas Court he re Saturda y as a result of a Cherring ton seeks a JUdgment totaling traffic acciden t April 8, 1971 qn Rt. 7 nca r $4,677. 24 plus interes t fr om Npv. 4, 1967 Cheshire. I plus foreclosure on 0 46 acres in Harrison Eleanor J . Nea l, 2>8 State St ., filed the COL"UMBlTS - Dr. J ohn W. Cashman , Twp. He asked the propei' ty be sold with for marketing and considers it a actwn agains t Gerald L. Chesser of · Director of the Department of Health, has ihe proceeds going to satisfy the judgment significant hazard in that its desi~n a~d Albany. Plaintiff says the de!end;>~t alerted "tbca l Hea lth Commissioners that Stewart as county treasurer has a tax lien di(ections for use can cause a h1gh In· negligently dr ove his auto into her car. She on the properly: Pap-Chek, a do-it-yourself mail order test cidence of false negative resultc; which seeks the dt1mages for injuries and ~x­ kit designed to detect cervical ca ncer, could delay an accurat!i dt~gnosis of penses incurred. In a second action, In. other court action, Jewell E. Roth. · distributed by Female LaborHtory Testing cancer: . lt is es ttmated that over 1.000 tests William P. Cherri ng ton , tru stee of the ru. 2. Gallipolis, chafged g ross nej~lec t of has been requested by the F .D.A. .to have been sold. Anv wom a n who had used trust fWld crel;lted under· the will of Perduty and extreme cr uelty in a divorce discontinue marketing and begin a this product is urg"ed io see her physician melia Wood , de ceased, of Gallipolis, filed a pe\ition filed against ~llyn C:Roth, North nationwide recall of its pr0<1;uot. · for retes tin g, · a nd forecl osure action agains t judgment Pori Charlotte, Fla. They- were married F .D.A. has never approved Pap Chek' I Clarenci , James and Helen R·uth Taylor; July 15, 1971 and have one child. dies $150,000 sui~ filed commence .o n Monday Rev . Charles SirTion ' ( Regulitr Offering) . Gallipolis- Poin t Pleasant • Gerald { ~­ We wire flowers . Ever')l'where ' Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 11,500 Families FIVE SECTIONS SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 1973 Pomeroy-Middleport Absentee voting will _ Sunday, April 8 Wednesday, April ~ Friday, April 6 (Sunday School Night) · (Youth Night) (Church Lo,alty Sunday) _ \ __ , fkt ,oted To Tht> Greater Middle Ohio VaiiPy Essex will ask dli(iddle.p.ott, i!Jhio • • • tmts ~~------~-------------------------- SIXTH ond ,PALMER COME AND I.AF AVETTE HOTEL, Gallipolis , changed ownership Friday for I!Je fourth time since it was built in 1927. Picture above was taken at intersection of Second Ave. and Court St. 74 PAGES Cll'u. ·']iut .!Bap.tt~t t!l'z.u.tah • •• . • • + Cloudy and cooler, chance of showers or snow flurries : Sunday. Highs mostly in 40s. Cloudy and cool Sunday night and Monday. Lows in 30s south. Highs Monday 10 mid 40s. EVANGELIST.IC CRUSADE FLOWERS Saturday _Night 10:00 .til 2 Lafayette HOtel 6uildin'g sold to Mullins brothers ·by O'Brien Browning , Doug Browning, Carl Carmichael, Tim ~ts, Kenr Hawk. Brian Ham•1t011, Dav1d Hatr is, Tim Hood, Ge-ne Humphrey, Rick Johnson, Bob McClure, Mark Mit<:h, Randy Roach. Ron Snyder, Greg Smith, Jimmer Soulsby. Pony Lea9ue Phillies, U -l.S yr . olds, manager. Woodrow Call, Jr . and Wry Freem.an : John Slake, Greg Browning, David Cole, Gary Fife, Larry Fridley. Charles Marshall. Jeff •. Mc-Kinney , Mike" Nesselroad, John Partlow, Steve Pickens, Jim Pocklington, Tim Rawl ings, Ed Sisson, Pat Soulsby. Rick Taylor, K~nny Joe Mankin, Bob Schnetder. or pre-reg is ter tofor Chapter is asked callGrand Helen ~?G>..::>-c...::><::>-..::>-..:::>-<C>..::;>..c:>o<><><>-o...::><::>-..::>-c:>oc:>;:::;>..c:>o.ooe>..::;>..o.o-o'<:>-c...::>-..:::><:>-<:>;:::>-o-o-o-a-c...:;...::.., Milhoan at 992-5602 or 992-2890 before April 12. MEETING SET Bill Hubbard said today a meetmg for fast-pitch softball will be held Sunday at the Syracuse Ball Park for those who are interested . Sweet Music of ' DAV meet GI•11•Igan wo.uld £att en' b u d g- e t -tax oome.oy <utlond ·. Pomerpy Assn. elects _o fficers Two ac cidents we re inOfficers elected at an 'operate the SWIUI>er baseball vestigated by Sherirf Robert C. organizational meeting of the . program. MEIGS THEATRE Start pract1C1ng now. Put you r· money 1n a Savin gs Account. trs a perfect place. 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