https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/84a7bbb0e42ea64bb52f61b3846dec39.pdf 68300d2b92744120b5abdfbaff727d99 PDF Text Text - Developmental ;r eading program. has '.A' marks ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Friday and Saturday Salel OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9-.30 TO 9 PM ' Sale! Lee Permanent Press Tech Twill \ '' Worn ens WORK .UNIFORMS ~ r SPRING Choose his favorite color . Navy blue, tan , charcoal orey, Ioden green or forest green . PANTS in st'zes 29 thru -44 waist. Select' your correct length . ; SHIRTS in sizes 14'12 to 17 112 . Sleeve lengths 32 , 33 and 34 inch . . FOR Ttt. IS SALE THESE EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL coeds will represent the school's Future Homemakers of America chapter at the state convention to be held l'fiday and Saturday at Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Columbus. They are, front row, from the left, Barbara Well, Rosemary Reed, Sandy Wood, Iris Pigott; back row; from the left, Cathy Coates, Pam Sams, Cathy Davis. Attending also will be another delegate, Niese! Duvall. Accompanying the group will be the advisor, Mrs. Larry Ritchie, and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Reed and Linda Well. "• 7.29 lee Wort Pants Sale 6.00 6.19 Lee Work Shirts to match Sale 5.00 _____ . .._ __________ SALE I __. Save this weekend on a new spring coat. Big selection of Polyesters in while and spring colors. ' Men's $4.95 Ethics water-ed ' Short Sleeve Sport Shirts Stockbroker . COLUMBUS (UP!)- State- "But I still hope to get disclo- (Continued from page 9) house Republicans are holding sure of the sources of income a series of stinging amend- and have this code of ethics of its shares. Goldman, Sachs mentsovertheheadsofDemo- apply to aU public officials." & Co .. is said to have handled crats to make sure the DemoRep. Alan Norris , R-Wester- two big blocks of Equity. crats ·water down a proposed ville, ranking . minority Loews Corp. of New York code of ethics, already reduced member on the committee, holds 273,100 shares of Equity in .strength from the version was leading the fight for a Funding common and is proposed by Gov. John J. Gilli- weaker version of the bill unhappy about it. Loews thinks gan. which would apply only to state "inside information" was used Rep. Patrick A. Sweeney, D- officials and employes, as against it . Cleveland, vice-chairman of called for in a subcommittee Institutions which had ,the House , State Government two weeks ago before the Equity Funding stock but are Cominittee said ~mocrats are gOvernor's office intervened. believed to have gotten out prepared to accept ..some ___ "! think we'll be alright as before trading stopped were weakening amendments in long as tfie governor doesn~t -- Boston Company and its order to save the bill · and stick his nose in here again," subsidiary, John W. Bristol & reportedly are privately said Norris. "If he wants to Co., Fiduciary Trust Co. of working with Republicans make a partisan thing out of New York, Bankers Trust Co., toward that goal. this, we'll see who's for Chemical Bank of New York Sweeney,chiefsponsor of the ethics." and the Sears and Roebuck governor's bill, conceded a Norris said he is prepared to pension fund. provision requiring public offer amendments: · Other institutions which held officials to disclose the dollar -Requiring the governor to or still hold Equity are Fora amount of their annual income make detailed disclosure of Foundation, Morgan Guaranty will most likely be removed where he goes and who he Trust Co. and Dreyfus Fund of from the legislation at the takes on the state airplane. Chicago . An official of the State Republicans' insistence. - Forbidding state officials 1 'We'Ve got tb have somefrom extracting political dona- Teachers Rftirem·ent System thing that's a li\Ue vague to get lions from state employes. in Cleveland,' Ohio, reported it through," said Sweeney. -Prohibiting kickbacks to that it . had a $10.6 million inpolitical parties by state liquor vestment in Equity Funding: agents and deputy motor veThe scandal even has ~- · hicle registrars. med the chances U. S. small· -Forbidding a state official Jusinesse• have to float conto resign and be reappointed to vertible EurobOnds. Equity has a new term at a higher salary. $25 . million outstanding; FR 1.-SAT.-SUN., APR. 13-14. "He (Gilligan) is extremely European bankers probably 15 vunerable," Norris said. "He will examine c1Qsely any but Double Feature HANNIE CAULDER tried to ba.ck us into a corner, the most credit-worthy com(Colorl !Rl and it just doesn't .work. All he panies in such future dealings. Raquel Welch One -optimistic note: does is box in his own guys Ernest Borgnine (Democrats). Ch.c you imagine - PLUS ·The Life Insurance Institute Jeff Bridges them voting against our a- said April 5 that holders of B._rry Brown mendments? If he wants to insurance policies issued by BAD COMPANY stal'l a shooting match , we're subsidiaries of Equity Funding (Color) · 11'!!1 ready. " probably would be protected Sweeney, however, s.aiQ he even ~f the company went does not believe there will be a bankrupt. Two of .the subshooting match. . sidiaries- Bankers National "I- think the dollar figure Life of New Jersey and NorTonighi , April12 NOT OPEN . (disclosure of annual income) thern Life Insurance Co.will probably come out," said appear to be solvent. Friday & Saturday Sweeney. "But there's no way 'Ap.-illl-14 we're going to limit this to state LIVING FREE officials and employes.'' (Technicolor) Sweeney said he was con- · Nigel Dav enport MEIGS ntEATRE Small (14 -141h neck), Medium ( 15·15 112 neck ), La-rge (16-16'12 neck ) and Extra Large (1 7-,17 1h nec.k) . Solid colo.-s , neat pattem s. Tapered styl e and al so the fuller cut non -tapered model s. All are permanent ptess. Very .well styled. You ' ll li~e the excel lent select ion. SPECIAL PURCHASE 2 for 8 80 For this sale - Men~s $3.95 short sleeve shirts. Sizes: SmaiJ., medium. large and extra large. r- Sweater CAPES 1p0 pet. nylon . Black . Pop open stYle. Sturdy con struction. 65 pet._Cotton, 35 pet. Kadel Polyester . Generous size. For this Sale Sale White, Navy, Red , Black. Bone, Price 688 only SCHOOL NAME SHIRTS Well Known Brand Young fokn's and Young Lad ies siles 34 to 48 . Solid color grey. Short s leeves. Regularly $1.95 Sale $1.00 Boys and Girls sizes 6 to 18. Regular! y $1.69 Sale Childrens Wear 7Sc Not e~ery school in every sile but fairly good selection of East_e rn, Meigs, Wahama, Southern, Kyger Creek. · Manufacturers Show Room Samples and discontinued styles se le cted · from our regular stock. Men's Wrangler $7.50 REGULAR CUT JEANS 14oz. pl'usblue -denim. Sanforized Shrunk. Front swing pockets. Back patch pockets. · Siles 29 to '42 waist. Pants, Shirts, Shorts, Hosiery i' Underwear, All Fi rsl Qua lily Sale 6.50 -------------------------· Sale ~ Price tOO late to cerned about a provision for- (Gi NOTIcE bidding attorneys in the · GUN SHOOT Saturday. 6:30 p. FAT CITY Stacy Keach Jeff Bridges legislaturE to practice before lPG) Show Starts 7 p.m. m. Mile Hill Road . Factory choked guns on ly . Assorted state agencies. .meats and refreshments. " I think maybe we can keep that one," he said. . Department . _ Sponsored by . Racine OPEN FRIDAYS 9 'Til. 7 Sizes · 29 to 44 waist . 10 ounce denim . Sanforized shrunk . Triple stitched, full cut . · Save Friday and Satu.-day Famaus Brand Sun Glasses while our enti.-e stock is reduced for this sa le. Over SOO pairs in selection. on Boys' $3.95 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts Friday and Saturday Only ORLON SOCKS Whife, black and an extra big select ion of solid Colors and heather tones . One size fits all sizes 10 through 13 . . . I -Also a new selection .of orion socks for boys in two size ranges: 7 to 9 and 9 to ~1. - Men 's Banlon dress socks. Very comfortab.le and long Weuing. Fits all sites 10 through 13. · " Farmers Bank & Savings Co. POMEROY, OHIO Member of Feder a I Reserve System $20,000 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor • Cannon Royal Family 00 .Another Big Shipment • Men's and Youna Men's Jerks TV - Men 's over-the -calf Banlon dress socks for extra comfo.-t and neat app·e arance. . BICYCLE SALE! Save during this sale on bicycles for boys and for _girls. , 3 speed · 5-speed . 10 spef;ld bicycles. Regular 26 inch boys ' and girls bikes- 20 inch bicycles for beginne.-s and the_popvlar 20 inch bi'kes with high rise handle bars and banana seats. Stop in right. away . See thesEi.firie.boys and girls bikeS and select the ones you. want. Requl;.r $59:95. Sale 4400 -··--each ... --Sale! DINETTE SETS . '- No-Iron \ ' Sheets·and Pillow Cases ' No Iron percale or No- I ron muslin in fancy patterns. · Solid colors .- Bleached. Sale Prices PLAYTEX SALE Save Now On Famous '18-Hour Bras and Girdles lingerh~ Department First Floo.- both first graders. At right, 'Charles Adams and David Persons, fow-th grade students at Riverview Elementar y, use a record player that permits them to Listen to a story as they read it. The school , USO$ to great advantage the Meigs County Bookmobile and the school library . Mrs. Weber said the d e vel opm e ntal r eadin g program has received "e~· cellent" cooperation from all teachers in the school. • Devoled To The Interests Of The Meigs-Mason Area YQL. XX~ • -·'.. The old boxie look is gone. The new comfortable look is in. Mode~n, Early American, Traditional. · Twin, regular and twin size mattresses that give you or your guests a good night's rest. Large selection of . f.abrics and colors. • ' • 229.00 Hid-A-Beds Sale 184.00 329.00 Hide-A-Beds - - Sale 261.00 · 288.00 312.00 344.00 352.00 360.00 384.00 Dual 2"8,00 ' Specia I Sale! Men's and Young Men's ,. ADULTS MAY HAVE grumbled at a heavy snowfall which struck Meigs County Thursday morning, but youngsters were out early to take advantage of the fun in, hop¢fully, the last snow of the season. Schools were · dismissed for the day. Among the younger set enjoying wiJater activities although the calenda.r read AprU i2 were Todd and Kim Adams, children of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Adams pf Pomeroy. . . . ~~::;::::::::::::;:;;~;:::::::::::::::::;:::::;::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::. FLA.RE LEG SLACKS ~ Selecfed from regular stock, Corduroys and brushed denim. Not. every size but a good overall s~lection. ..Regularly - $7.95 3.00 ------------------------ · While They Last · Boys Si!!ts Flare Leg Slacks 8 to 18. Slims and Regulars. Corduroy and Brushed Denim . Regularly $5.95. While They last 2~00 --··--- Corning Ware Specials QUARTET SETS Consists of 1, 1112. 2 qt. covered saucepan and 10 inch covered skillet. Blue Cornflower Design . . Special 1811 Save $8.9;, Open Stock Value $27.~ ----------------~------- _QUARTET SETS Spice of .Life decoration Speclal2211 Save $8.92. Open Stock V~lue $31.80 . ' Specials in Music Dept 2nd Floor 1News.~in · Briefs~ · .By United Press Interpational . . · · UNITED NATIONS- THE UNITED STATES and the Arab states led by Egypt moved toward a major confrontation in the U.N. Security Council today with Arab leaders repeating their charges the United States was involved in the Israeli raid on Beirut and·U. S. assertjons this was the "big lie" techrtique. A hint of what was in the offing came today from Rome where Egyptian. Foreign Minister Mohammed el Zayyat condemned Israel's use of "assassination as a systematic policy method" and the United States for supplying weapons to the Israeli "government of nlurderers." COLUMBUS - FIVE MEMBERS OF the Ohio General Aesembly, including one of the chief backers of a tough ethics code for legislators, are. vacationing in Acapulco, Mexico at bargain rates, courtesy of the Ohio Automobile Dealers Association, ·it was reported today. .The statehouse. bureau of the Clevelan<t P)ain Dealer iden., tifi~d the legislators as Rep. Charles E. Fry, R.Springfield, the ethics code advocate; Rep. Tom Fries, D-Dayton; Rep . Arthur R. !Jowers, D.Steubenville; Rep. Michael Del Bane, D-Hubbard; and state Sen. Donald E. Lukens, R-Middletown. Del Bane is . chairman of the House State Government Committee which is holding hearings on an administration-backed ethics bill which would make such trips illegal, the newspaper said. LOS A,NQELES -THE LOS ANGELES TIMES said today Vice President Spiro T. Agnew suspects there is more to the Watergate scandal than he has been told and he fears it will hurt his chances for the 1976 presidential nomination. The Times quoted an "·associate of the vice President" as saying Agnew feels he cannot speak out because of his position. The newspaper said-_ Agnew is "appalled' : by the administration'S-.bandling of tbe !Datter. ."He's on the team, whether he lik~ it or not, and he can't say anything that would hurt the President or any~ne close to him," the Times quoted the • source as saying. Armed robbers get $100, checks . 59.95 Panasonic Cassett~ Recorder Player with AM Radio . ,Sale 39.00 2 only 79.95 Pl)nasonic 2 speed portable r""itcord player . with AM -FM radiO. ' Sale 49.95 189.95 Panasonic 19" diagonal solid state black and white . Sale 149.00 Portable TV. 164.95 Panasonic 19" diagonal t»lack and white Portable Tv . Set. sate 129.00 379 .00 Panasonic 1i" diagonal color Por1able TV set. Sale ' . 250.00 Visit Elberfelds WarehouSe on Mechanic Street Bargains in Linoleum, Congoleum, Carpet, Rugs, Washers, Dryers, Refrigerators, Freezers, Humidifiers, Lawn and Porch Furniture, Lawn Boy Lawn Mowers, Steel Cabinets and Wardrobes, Water Heaters. Plenty of Free P~rklng and . an easy loadlng _ramp . Our own sensible credit s,ervice. Free delivery. Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street in Pomenrt NO. 254 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ern KROEHLER SLEEP OR LOUNGES 359.00 Hide-A-Beds --- Sale 389.00 Hide-A-Beds-- - Sale 429.00 Hide-A-Beds-- - Sale 429.00 Hide·A-Beds--- Sale 449.00 Hide-A-Beds--- Sale 479.00 Hide-A-Beds--- Sale 396.00 Heywood Wakefield Purpose Sofa - - ~ Sale ' enttne Sale! Simmons Hide-AcBed Reg. Reg. Reg. -Reg. Re.g. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. I, • 5, 7, and 9 Piece Sets. Large selection of styles and colors. Swivel and straight 'chairs. Round, oval ·and rectangular shapes of tables . 7_9.00 DINETTE SETS - - - SALE 64.00 109.00 DIN.ETTE SETS - - - SALE 88.00 119.00 DINETTE SETS -SA LE 96.00 149.00 DINETTE SETS SALE 120.00 SALE 136.00 169.00 DINETTE SETS 179.00 DINETTE SETS SALE 144.00 189.00 DINETTE SETS SALE 152.00 SALE 160.00 198.00 DINETTE SETS 219.00 DINETTE SETS SALE 176.00 229.00 DINETTE SETS SALE 184.00 279.00 DINETTE SETS SALE 224.00 289.00 DINETTE SETS SALE 232.00 298.00 DINETTE SETS SALE 240.00 E·LBERFELDS .IN 'POMEROY ., on the child's ability to read. The reading program is conducted each morning from 9 to 11 :30. Equipment obtained to advance the program includes headsets, record players, film strip matrhines, talking page, and recordings of children's classics. Using one of the instruments, at left, in the reading program, the lan~uage master, are, 1-r, Billy Bobo (Mrs. Knight,' instructor ), and Norma Evans, ---~ Elbedelds are headquarters for Corning Ware. Corelle Dinnerware '!'nd Pyrex Ware. Fire 2 for 7 Easy does it . .. no pain, no strain. You don't even have to get out ' Of your car - and that ends pesky parking problems. Just pull up -~ ... and transact your business. On Fridays ocJr Drive-In Window is open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. continuously to better serve you .. MATCHING ·BOX SPRINGS ..--......-~...--· ' Sizes 14'h through 17, Long sleeves. Full length s'h irt tail S. Two button through pock~ts . Sanforized Shrunk. Sizes' 8 to 18. All permanent press. A good selection of styles in solid colors. Smart patterns. l;\lell known brand. Sale Price DBIVB·IN BANKING and Sale be classiji.ed Susan Hampshire INNERSPRING MATTRESSES Worn ens ------------------------2 .for Salel Serta Full or Twin size COAT REEDSVILLE • Last spring pupils of Riverview Elementary School here were teste'd to determine their grade level in reading. The program, two years in the making. has proven this year to be a tremendous success, accord_ing to Mrs . Grace Weber, principal , and Mrs. Eleanor Knight, Developmental Reading Program instructor. There are ungraded groups in each classroom, determined ' Faceineyers' C3rryout on . . ' State Route 681, about two miles so~th of Albany · was robbed. at gunpoint of about . $100 and checks late Thursday afternoon . By '7 p,m. four men were in custody in connection with the robbery, two jailed in Athens County, two in Meigs County. Names of the men were withheld. . .. ' Two white males believed to be between 18 and 20 years old entered the carryout wearing stockiOgs over their fates, the sheriff's Dept. said. One of the men ordered Doris Fox, the lone·employe, to get against ·a wall. The second man pointed a shotgun at her, they ordered her to get inside a ·walkin coo:ler . ·· RACINE - Bob Ord was employed as the new superintendent of the Southern Local School District and Carl Wolfe, head basketball coach of Meigs High School for the past six yea rs, was employed as a teacher when the Southern Local School District hoard met Thursday night. Ord, recommended by Meigs County Supt. Robert Bowen, has been- in teaching and administration seven years. He came to Southern High School as teacher and basketball coach Jast year after having been principal of the Eastern High Scbool. Last night Ord was hired for one year at base salary plus three-nintlls. He will begin his new duti~s on Aug . I. Ord, . who succeeds Rolph Sayre in the post, was hired on the motion of Charles ·Pyles with Grover Salser, Jr ., seconding. Dennie Hill and David Nease voted in favor of the motion . Clarence Bands, choirs plan concert "I:he Meigs Junior High bands and choirs, directed by Fred Ruth, will be presented in a spring concert at 7 p.m . Tuesday, in (he Junior High Auditorium in Middleport. The seventh grade band will present · ''Freedom Gate ," "Triwnphant Festival," two Leroy JaCksOn cohtpositiOns "Little Scotch Suite," and "Little Irish Suite, " "Fiillandi3," and " Fanfare Minuet." The combined seventh and eighth grade choirs will sing "We've Only Just Begun ;" "Morning Has Broken," "Rainy Days and Mondays, " " Bridge Over Troubled Water," and " Goodbye to Love." The eighth grade band will present "At The Summit," " Two Airs" by' Arcangelo Carelli, " Rigadoon" by Henry Purcell, "Two Russian Folk Songs," 01 Traces," "Simon and Garfunkels "El Condor Pasa," ''My Sweet Lord/' "Song from M-A-S~H," and "Commando · Overture." The p~blic is invited . Lawrence, the fifth board member, was not present. ·· The board hired Wolfe as a teacher for the year !973-74 . Wolfe,. who has been head basketball coach and a teacher in ihe Meigs Local District six years had recently resi-gned as head basketball coach effective at'the end of the current season . He was hired for only teaching ,duties Thursday night. Other Business Linley Har.t 'gave a Written quarterly · re-por.t on mainleilance projects carried out at the schools of ·'the district the past three months, A letter from · Mrs. Margaret TEN CENTS PHONE 99Z-21!>6 • zres prOgrams. Syracuse school is a ;~j:::~:i:: :::;::::::::: : : :::;:;: ::::::::::::;:;:;::::: ; :;::: ::::: ::::::::::::::;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:;: ;:;:;;;:;:;:::; :; :;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:: :::: :::::;:;:;:;:::: pilot school in the program . Apph ~ ations for teachin g \!ij positions were · presented by 0 z'n 9 Supt. Sayre and Jennifer Dean · :-.:: ~ ~ ~ Machlr was approved as a ·:·: COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. John J. Gilligan again .-.subslitute teacher . Sayre said a representative ;::: today ftled a statement of his Income and his personal worth which showed a net wortll for he and his wife of $306,602 and :::: of the Elementary-Secondary :::: repeated hls caU for a strong eode of ~thtcs for state em- :;:: Edu~ation program, Title I, ployes and officials. The governor's totnl worth was $48,347 {:_ _;[ will visit the district 'April 24. ·:·: t•vcr last year, due primarily to an Increase in the value of .... Supt. . Sayre ~ reporting on a meeting at Rio Grande Monday ':~: their securities and personal property, Gl!Ugan said In a :;:~ on education of handicapped ::: today what I have said over and over again," \j:: children, sald repreSCntalive·s fr om '.Jackson, Vinton, Meigs ,.'_:.',:_.:'_._':_:.:_· Gilligan said. "The people of this state and of the United :,.,:.,·'_.: :_, ..·. States conllnue to view their public offlolals with dl_sirust." and Gallia Counties agreed "Scandals at every level of government, the Watergate that next year .training will be provided under the program :::: incident, secret campaign funds, aU add to this general :;:; for blind and hard of hearing · children. · :\:· 1·'1 Field trips approved were consideration in the House, IS essential if we are to tul"l. ~·::~: Mrs. Ruth Stearn and Mrs . { :::: Pauline Hill. Syracuse School , I J .' around this tide of mistrust," said· Gilligan. :·!• to Gallipolis; Mrs . . Robert =::::::::::;::~:::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;·.::~:i:=::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::;:::::::::-:::::;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;::: :t:' Louks, to WMPO, the Royal .Crown Bottling Co. and a visit to a Gallla County park; Mrs . Lci.!h Ord, guid ance counselor, to the ·naval training centei· at Great Lakes, May 9-12; the_ Sixty names were drawn for Attending were Freeland spe cial education class · of · the May term Grand and Petit Norris and Lauren Hoffman, William Downie to the Fenton juries in the office of the Meigs jury commissioners; Meigs Glass Co. at Williamstown, W. County Clerk this morning. County Common Pleas Judge V<L, and a. trip to Ohio WASHINGTON (UP]) - Two federal judges Subject to call for grand jury John C. Bacon; Betty Theiss, University by the fourth and a Senate ,committee were engaged in a tug of duty are Ola Smith, Floyd D. deputy of l'4eigs County . griJdCrs .of Miss Honkala. Cleland, Terry L. Tillis, Hazel Sheriff's Dept .; Larry Spe"ncer, The board hired William war today to &fl full testimony about the Watergate · E. Grate, Ruth Francis, Betty clerk_ of -courts and Nellie Jewell, junior high s.chool wiretapping case and otber political espionage and Swick, Ruth C. Simpson, Brown, clerk of the Clerk of teacher, to head the district sabotage in the 1972 presidential campaign·. . Dorothy Pierce, Betty L. Fife; Courts office . In d.evelopments in which the legal · (Continued on Page 10) John ·w. Gillogly, Margie maneuvering was becoming a's complex· as the Benedum, Gary · Durst, Roy allegations themselves: _:_ Watergate conspirator Gillilan, Thor Carsey, Mike James W. McCord Jr. was expecte!l to go to Capitol JohnsOn, Marshall ·AQams, Hill to be questioned by investigators for the 'Ernest Barnhiu€, Thoinas Senate 's Select Committee on Presiden: ial CamSauvage, Roger L. Hawk, Lisa paign Activities. German, Raymond · Rowe, - The federal grand jury, closely watched by Wilma E. Davis, Delmar W. Rhodes, Kenneth A. Davis, and Chief U. S. District Court Judge John J . Sirica, . Phyliss Larkins. received testimony under heavy security from two COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Roymond R. Brown. Drawn for the petit jury were secretaries a·nd an aide ·of another Watergate "Information received from conspirator, G. Gordon Liddy. Ruth Euier, June Wendorf, C. State Library Board; meeting · L. Henderson, Roger Hill, here Thursday, said book- Washington indicates no addi- Federal Court Judge break-in · and allegedly Beverly Sampson, George mobile operations in 21 Ohio tiona! funds from this source S. · Richey strongly traceable to the ·Nixon reCharles Genheimer, ,John N. Hill, counties may have to be ter- will be made available after Maxine Chapman, Vera minated July I if President June 30," he added. "The State admonished Sen. Sam J. Ervin election corrunittee." , After Richey's statement, Weber, Roger Gaul, · Ralph Nixon's elimination 'of library . Library Board then has no at- Jr., D-N.C., chairman of the · ternative but to turn to state Senat e · committee, about the attorneys for McCord , who Trussell, Jimmy Hemsley, funding becomes effective . " ~eparation of powers" in was security .chief for the . re- · Helen Long, Marlene · Kuhn, Counties involved were fund$ to c9ntinJJe refusing Ervin '8 request to seat" Frank H. Fitch, Winnie Stout, Adams, Brown, Champaign, programs." election conlrnittee at the time In other action, the board McCord's -deposition, to be of the June · 17 bugging of Lula M. Lynoh, William M. Defiance, Fayette, Fulton, national GoodWin, Barbara Chapman, Harrison, Henry, Jackson, authorized $90,000 for !he oper- given soon, in the Democrats' Democratic $6.4 million civil suit against Lawrcnee, Madis. o n, Marion, ation of the Ohio Valley Area headqlJ!lrters, cancelled their 'James Brannon, i:Jon Spires, John Hayes, J. D. Hayman, Meigs, Mo_nroe, Morrow, Libraries project, the first area the Committee to Re-<>lect the . p)ans for a news confer:ence at President. · · which the defendant would tell Helen Bickers, Glen R. Cline, Muskingum, Noble, Ross, . library · services organization The New York Daily News all . Union, Vinton and Washington in the state. The project InMary Wingett, .Hazel Wilson, reported that McCord said he eludes public libraries in . The attorneys $aid they did Neacil Carsey, Esther Black, counties. knows the whereabouts of "We have for 15 years relied Athens, Galli a, ·Hocking so because Sirica, who Elsie Barnhart, James L. other bugging equipment presided over the Watergate on federal funds, most recently · Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, I;)ennison, M~ye Gibson, whiCh the newspaPer said was trial in January, wanted them William Stout, Victor Perry, for 60 per c,ent of Our overall Pickaway, Pike, Ross, Scioto nWlrelated to the Watergate (Continued on ·Page 10) budget, " said board president and Vinton counties. and Robert Patterson . . Houdashelt, Syracuse teacher, wa s read announcing her re signation and thanking eve1·yone for their (:ooperation and help . The reSignation of Betty Wilson, first and second grade teacher at Portland, waS also read . Wel ch Barnette, State Dep;.trtment of Education representative, addressed the ~oard on the necessity of expanding vocational agricuu .re facilities at lhe high school. The !;>oa~d paSsed a reSO'Iution toparlicip'atein the state Right to Read Program, . and Syracu se teachers were authorized to vi sit other schools to observe reading Governor's net holdings '·,_.,.'·,'_. valued at $306,60' '7.' I\' r :J t t s!at~~;=~~at ::~~.~i:~~~l:::::•l:~:l::l~:~ :::e.:nt~~ ~:: :::~: r Sixty drawn for 2juries ]udg~s pulled • Watergate --:.~ znto Bookmobiles see conkout by June 1 -- ' Un .expe,c ted snow on · Thursday ·caused confusion By George Hargraves, Supt. Meigs Local School District After a few minutes, u;>on hearing a ca_r leave, she ran from · the cooler outside to . I apologize for not having a column for a couple of weeks. glimpse a brown vehicle going . This has bee·n a very-busy time; this evening I hope to make my south on Rt. 681. 'commentary eurrent. · The owners were notifi~d a:s·- - -Th-.-snow Thursday caught all of us by surprise. lt was difwas the sheriff's Dept. Ap- ·ficult to get c'omplete and detailed reports on road conditions and proximately $100 in cash and · on the .weather forecast. Perhaps we could have had school and checks were reported taken. had a good attendance, but I prefer to be wrong on the .safe side. At 7 p.m. the Athens County Sheriff's Dept. notified the Meigs department that four men had been apprehended in connection with the robbery. Two of the men' are in Athens jail and two in the Meigs jail. Herman Henry of the Burau.of·, Criminal Investigation has , been caUed in on the case which is still under ·investigation . FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1973 Speaking of Schools-'-No. 273 · ' . ' c. .l Conseq~ently' sch~l was cancelled due to the circumstances . . · . that prevailed at the time. Unfortunately, a decision could not be made until much later than it is usually made. _This cau,sed some confusion, and for this we are sorry. · · At this point we have-missed'the following permissible days~ . th~<lay for former President Johnson; yesterday's "snow" day; one day at Salisbury, Hatrisqnville and the high school for the power outage, and one day at Bradbury due to a water pump is set for late April. Saturday, May 5, brings th.e Junior.Senio~ failure . We aJso used one day, rea4y two halves,_for conferences·. 1'\'om. The high school band banquet ·and dance are set for We still have a day to go, so we hope that the snow and floods are Saturday, May 12. The l)igh school choir concert will be at 2 p.m. over for the year . . Sunday, May 13. Ori May 16 the high school SchedUle will feature You will realize, of course, that the two day! to be made up the annual awards assembly. The band will be in Naiagara Falls for the time lost on March 28 and 29 are different, Those days • for a parade on Saturday,May 19. Baccalaureate will be at 6 p.m. must be made up and there is no good time.to do it. It had to be on on May.20 and commencement on Tuesday, May 22, also at 'a p.m. Saturdays or on Good Friday, and-or Easter Monday, or days Oh, yes, don't forget that there will be no classes on Good after Memofial Day .. There is not a good choice in the lot. The Friday, April20, or on EaSter Monday, April23. . SatUrdays were selected as being · the least troublesome. As I The above listing doesn't cover everything, but it gives you said, there was no really good choice, but one had to be made. , some idea of what will betaking place in the weeks just ahead . or '-WE NEED YOUR cooperation in this matter. We encourage cOurse, there also will be great activity in out ele.mentary you ·to have your youngsters attend school tomorrow. It 'is an schools. officially establish ed daY of th~ 1972-1973 school year for the The final day of classes will be Thursday, May 24. Teachers Meigs Loca'I School District. Your assistance wUl be apprecialed. will complete reports on Friday, May 25. Saturday, May 26, will _OUR SECOND ADULT MINING class is under way. This s~ ~any school reunions in . the area. group meets four hours each ,Tuesday and Thursday at .the . Pomeroy _Junior High School Building, 6 to 10 p.m.- The course NEWS & NaJ'ES - Tomorrow will dose out the fifth grading offers 90 hours of instructio~ with a . strong emphasis on mine _period .,- Report cards will be out ne.'t week - Congratula tions safety. to our high school T&J students who won medals or dis ti nctioo in WE -ARE COMING INTO a very busy time of the year with · the recent ~ompetltions - Just in case you thought ·differently, lots of school activities .. Tho Meigs Junior High band and choir the drug problem in our community has not gone away. will present a concert next Tuesday at 7 p·.m. Tvnight the high IT is very much \tith us all. ' , school play will be·presented at 8 p.m . Ahigh school band concert ' ' \ �• ' 2- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , April '13, 1973 • ' --· . et showdown due in house. COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Ohio General Assembly has adJOurned for - the weekend, giv ing House members a chance to study Gov. John J Galligan's revised $9,9 billion budget lor an anticipated showdown vote next week Democrats controlling the House put aside a plan to . vote the two-year spending plan out or the House Finance Committee Thursday. They saad they wanted to g~.ve conuruttee members a chance to go over the revis\Ons whicH have added almost $110 million worth of appropriatiOns to the ongmal bill. · BeSJdes," saad Rep Myrl H Shoemaker, D-B ournev!lle, committee ch a1rman, 1'we were!l t sure we had the \'Otes and we weren 'l wi.lling to take anl chances " Meanwhile , the Senate Rules C<>mmattee scheduled a Senate vote lor next Tuesday on the G1lhgan admtmstrat10n's Housepassed $92 3 m1ll10n federal revenue-shanng allocation The Senate JS to meet Monda) mght t ~ accelerate the \\eek 's wor k so an Easter recess ca n begm Wednesda y The House presumably will begJn 1ts llklay recess late the same. day, after action on the budge t ball Shoemaker sa.Jd the Fmance C<>mm1ttee would meet again Monday to consider amendments Ha ve Series Ready , Republicans have a senes of amendments ready, but they expressed doubts they would be properly heard "I would rather they (Democrats ) had stayed around Fraday and taken up the amendments, '' S3.ld House Mmonty Leader Charles F. Kurfess, RBowhng Green, alter lormal testunony was brushed Thursday "Thts way we don 't lmow whether the amendments will get adequate consideration." Kurless referred to the Democrats' proposed timetable of amendang the b1ll Monday and puttmg at on tbe House floor Wednesday at 10 a.m. Kurfess said the Democrats delayed the comm1ttoo vote until Monday ''to twist arms and get vo~." WASHINGTON (U PI ) House Democrats hope to pass a set or tough price-mterestrent controls that Presadent NIXon will be forced to accept or lose his economic control powers entarely The Democrats face a tight deadline Thear chances of passmg the biii- W1lh rOllbaCkS -of an prtces and most mterest rates to March 16 levels and rents to Jan 10---were constdered no better than a tossup m the short ttme r e mammg before Co ngress takes its East ~ r recess begmrung nett- Thursday The House will not return from that recess until Apnl 30, the day Ntxon 1s discretionary wage-pnce control powers exptre . Next Tuesday ts Passover, when no votes are taken rn the House, so that leaves only . ¥onday and Wednesday for Democrats to go through this cumbersome process . dispose of all debate and amendments and pass the ball, gq to a conference commtttee to 1ron out diHerences wath the Senatepassed ball, and then bnng the con[erence report back to both houses lor approval. Republicans and a small group or Democrats, hopmg to take advantage or the pressure or tune, Wlll attempt to gam :;,•,: :-: ;:: :·:,.," . Bv. Helen Botrel • ~j " •'• , ' P~ychJC ' a Menace to-Her Dad Dear Helen : My rather IS rruxed up watha " fortuneteller " who, lor $15 a VISit, lS convmcmg hun my mothe rwa s murdered. He's got the whole lamily or grown up children so upset that some or us almost believe Mother's death wasn't a sutctde as the inquest saad. others or us want to expose this fake ''psychic" He draws gunable people out, learrung !hear backgrounds, guilt reehngs, etc. and_vn this case, he's named the "murderer" as someone my ratrrer would hke to believe dad it ' You see, Mom and Dad hadn't been getting along, and wben he accused her of haVIllg an arraar , she le[t him, She'd been ln· creasmgly depressed because he wouldn't believe she was !ruthful , and when she usked hun that !mal tune to come and bring her home , his "Noll evidently was more than she could take. Her body was round m the raver It was a temble tune for all or us, but Dad mSJsled Jl!om djdn 't comnut sutcide He says her "lover 11 could have made her write the note - and thtS " seer" he visits backs him up , even to describmg the crune and " the man who did at " We 're afraid there will be big tcoubl~ here. How can we get Dad out of this man 's clutebes' -SANE MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY. Deat Sane Why don 't you take your father to a nearby umversaty which ha s a department or metaphysacal r esearch ' Students o[ ESP and psychic phenomenon can tell hun (far better than you and I) bow to spot fakers, an d exactly bow they bilk paymg customers You might also tell your story to the polwe. Fortunetelling for prorat as Wegalm many areas , •nough complamts could close down Uus operatiOn H • Dear Helen ' Reading the many thoughts about modern marriage, .I decaded at was tune I revealed my long-kept secret. This may surpnse the old yet comfort the young. ' • I am a woman of 30, have been marned two wonderful years and recently ga ve bll'th to an adorable baby boy It sounds like bra ggmg, but my husband and I and the baby are the complete three We're totally happy . We hope to have several more chaldren. The secret? We lived together ten years before we were ma rried The reason IS sunple we didn't feel we were ready. We wanted to be sure It would work out, as so many of our friends were d1vorcmg So why d1d we bother to " make 1t legal"? We wanted children Another questwn that occurs often is. What would you have done ar while you were living together you dec1ded to qwt ' We would have gone our sepa rate ways, no questiOns, or any of those tmnecessary divorce procedures Nowadays , llvmg toge ther as quite accepted by younger people, but 12 years ago we had to be very cautious, and we were verythanklul tha\atdadwork out - Mrs G T " Dear Mrs T : While I 'm 10 ra vor or short-term "contract" marraages ·(to detenrune compatibility w1thoul the batterness and expense of a [ullblown divorce ), II occurs to me that these letters [rom happliy-wed [ormer hve-togethers DON'T prove that traal runs ansure marital success. People who progress [rom a Ina! to a legal cornrrutment would have been JUSt as permanently together had they started out marned They were lucky eiwugh to make the right c hmce - o~ at least flexable enough to compromase (And that " httle scrap paper, 1' then or now, would scarcely change !hangs.) The REAL proor that tnal marrlllges help, then, would be an • bearang from those who tried and Iailed. Raght ' They may have saved themse lves a lot of hearta ches - H or ondary educatioo, were made · after the administration biked its revenue estimates by 190 millioo for fiscal 1973-75. The other S19 millioo plugged into the budget represented an increase in working capital and a transfer of revolving "toary" account money into general revenue funds, ai.Wrding to Robert H. Baker, acting )Jemocrats ·plan squeeze-- play Helen Help ·us. • • It was reported only 10 or II P Wargo of Usbon. Rep. Robor the 14 Democrats on the ert A. Nader, D-Warren, was committee were prepared to absent thiS week. vote ror the budget bill . Twelv~ Republicans and Democrat. . ' votes are needed to bring at out on the committee had ez. of committee, and almost all pressed irritation they were Republicans were lined up in being asked to vote on the bill opposition. only 24 hours after it had been Prime Democratic holdouts assued m prmt. were llsted as Reps. George D. The addit1ons, mcluding $55 Tablack of Campbell and John million to elementary and sec- approval or a simple one-year extenslon of Ntxon's present powers, as requested by the administration What ever the final ball, Ntxon must etther accept it or veto it and lose all his powers belore Congress could return and pass somethmg new. Democratic leaders on Wednesday had decided . to abandon the strong b1ll and go sunply lor a oo:day extension, but later c hanged thear mmds under pres s ure from Rep Wnght Patman, Ll-Tex., and ot her Bankmg Commit tee members. The comprom1se bill, worked out by Democrats in a senes of meetrngs over 24 hours, would place all prtces and most interest rates under a ceilmg at rates no higher than they were Tri-State area dinner is set HU NTINGTON - The an- nual Recogmtwri Dmner of the Tn-State Area Councal , Boy Scouts of Amenca, wall be held on Tu esday , 'May 15, at the Ashland Oil Cor porat e fa cahtaes in As hland, Ky Harry Sunderland , Councal ActiVItie s Cha irman , sa id activities begm at 6 30 p m. wath dmner , followed by an o ut s tanding program haghhghtmg the presentati on or the Salver Beaver and Sil~er Fawn awards and remarks rrom a key spea ker yet to be an nounce d Other s pecial recogmtions will be made to deservmg SCouterS who have performed well on behalf of the ) outh of toe Tn-State area. In vitatiOns have been sen t to ·au Scouters and thetr w1ves w1 th the reservati on deadhne se t for May 8. Some 250 people are expected on March 16. In the few cases where pnces have fallen since Phase II controls were lifted Jan. 10 , pr1ce s would be allowed to rise to thear highest level under Phase II controls. Nixon would he given 60 days to devJSe a system of further __ Property ·Transfers Charles P. Haskins, J o Ann Haskm s to Noah P . Haskins, lot, Middleport Everett Daaley, Mane Dalley to Everett Datley, Mane Dalley , 69 acre Pomeroy Roger A Ratchae, Carolyn L. Ratchae to Everett L Crow Jr , Nancy J Crow, 125 acres, Ches ter Jane M Smath to Henry Smith, Bertha F Smath, 1.474 acres, Orange Donald R. Berry, Lomse Berry to Roosevelt Pony Branham, .46 acre, Sctplo Maldred Chapman, exec., L. C Swearangen, de c , to Gary E . Ja ckson, Sandra Jackson , 20 acres , Ohve . Roy Allen Sayre, Emtleen Sayr<! to Dencal Ray Hudson, Delores Jean Hudson, lots, Ra:cme Harry Ma c hael Carleton, Candace Elame Carleton to Davad L Sheets, parce ls, Salisbury Charles H. Cornell, Agness Cornell to General Telephone Co., easement, Chester Roy Elias, Margaret EliJS to Ronald Thomas , Karen Thomas, parcels, Scipio 0 H. Keefer , aka Orn Homer Keefer , dec , to Ralph Keefer , Warren D Keefer , Bonme L. Thornt on, Kathryn M Larabee, Annabelle Canode, Murael Knapp , Rita Wolle, Vena Dawson, cert. ror trans , Columbas. Robert Dawson , Vena I WIN AT BRIDGE rollbacks and could allow price increases if he could e:~pl.ain them to C<>ngress. Rents would be allowed to rtse from Jan. 10 levels only to compensate landlords for tax and cost increases and capital im· provements Dawson to Leonard T. Wo odyard, Donna Kay Woodyard, 21.1 acres, Colwnb!B. Everett Knapp, Murael Knapp to Leonard T. Woodyard, Donna Kay Woodyard , 21 I acres~ Co!umb1a. Lauren Canode, Annabelle Canode to Leonard T. Woodyard, Donna Kay Woodyard, 21.1 acre, Col urn baa. Raymond Wolfe, Rita Wolfe, Ray Thornton, Bonme L. Th ornton to Leonard T. Woodyard, Donna K. Woodyard, 21 I acres, Columbaa Warren D Keefer, Luella Keefer to Leonard T. Woodyard, Donna Kay Woodyard, 21.1 acres ~ Columbaa. Ralph Keefer, Catherine Ke eler , to Leonard T. Woodyard , Donna Kay Woodyard, 21.1 acres, Columbaa Chff Larabee , Kathryn Larabee to Leonard T. Woodyard , Donna Kay Woodyard, 21 1 acres, Col urn baa Clyde J . Ingels, Patsy Ingels to Russell Mills, Allee Mills, lot, Maddleport Lows W Osborne, Thelma V. Osborne to Roger Weaver, Cathy Darlene Weaver, parcel, Pomeroy Sybil Ebersbach, Com,, VIrga! Jacks, dec., to Lucille Jacks, parcels, Rutland. Girls softball • • meeting lS set Hoggis~ Response--Off One :u:=~~a:ee~g NORTH ( D ) .KQ6 5 ¥A3 o:en ;] l!f#4U!J 13 • 963 oloKQ84 WEST .AS EAST >ill94 J ¥J985 2 +J84 oloJ92 ¥K 76 4 +Q7 5 olo1073 "' 'J 107 2 ¥ Q!O +A K 10 2 oloA6 5 Both vuln erable West Pass Pass Meags County Girls' Sortball tea~s Wlll be held on Sunday , Apnl15, at 4 p m at the Royal 1'he b1ddmg has been -crown Botthng Co . garage on West North East South North Second Ave . 1 Mid· 1 I+ Ppass dleport. All managers or P 3¥ ' You, South, hold representatives for the jumor •K65 •QJ? 4 +AZ oloK 965 teams, semor teams, and members of the Hit 'n Misses What do you do now? _ A-Bid four noetrump. You !<!am are urged to be present. have a sound opening bid and Also, other mterested adults or your partner has shown ,rreat garls who want to start a team strength. You intend to bid six or enter a teain m the league if your partner shows two aces are mvlted. TODAY'S QUESTION Age lor the Junior League as Your partner b1ds f1ve spades to show three aces. What do 10 thru 13; while the Senior Hagh ages are 14 thru 18. you do now? = SOUTH North East South 1• 3 NT Pass Pass 2NTc Pass ror '! & THIN6S director of finance. · GaveApproval Earlier in the day, the House gave overwhelming ~roval to legislation authorizing emergency partial reimbursement of health care providers whose Medicaid payments have been delayed by computer problems at the Department of Publlc Welfare. The measure cleared the 1 House, 811-4, and was sent to the Senate . H approved there, it would become effecUve unmedlate!y upon signature by the governor. Under the btl!, the emergency payments would be required only to hospitals, druggists and clinics owed $1.Cl00 or more. To be eligible for the pay. men!B, a health care provider would have to have state Medicaid reimbursements due since last Sept. 1 totaling at least 35 per cent of his nonnal yearly receipts WJder tbe state program. Nursing homes and rest homes would not be eligible for tbe payments. In otber legislative developments : - The Senate unanimously passed and sent to the House a bill allowing the state director of agriculture to expand his quarantines of animals with dangerously contagious dl· seases. -The Senate also passed, 245, and sent to tbe House a bill exempting charitable, nonprofit corporations from county real estate transfer taxes. - A special Senate COllUIUl· ,tee assigned to resolve the contested 26th Senat• District seat agreed to make a report to the full Senate within 30 days. - Rep. Gene Damschroder, R-Fremont, introduced a bill requring sterilization of 'any W1marr1ed woman receiving state aid for more than two dependent children, The Senate adjourned WJtil 7 36 p.m. Monday. the House scheduled a ''skeleton •• session for today, followed by adjournment untll Tuesday. Roger Williams giving recital at Morehead U MOREHEAD, Ky . - Ron Cartban of Hopkmsville, Ky, and Roger W1ll1ams of M1d· die port, Ohio, are presenting a JOint semor trombone recital Apnl 19 m Morehead State Umversiiy's Baard Recalal Hall. The 8 p m. program Will feature works by Ropartz, Gaillard, Baral, Lebow and Gaafe Carthan, a graduate of Hopkinsville High School, lS a member of the " lnllmale Cyrcle", a smgmg group w1th the MSU Jazz Ensemble. He is the son 'If Mrs. Jenme Carlhan of Hopktnsville Willaams IS the son O[ Mr and Mrs. cart H. Williams or 785 Dock St., Maddleporl. He as a graduate of Middleport Hagh School and has 1$ught music at the high school level 10 OhiO. The program as free to the pubhc. Openmg lead- .Y 5 J By Oswald & James Jacoby South 's two no-trump can was one of those happiness · bads It dadn 't make has partner happy but at certainly dad a lot to cheer up his opponents West opened has fourth best heart agamst three no-trump If Wes t had led from the kmg, South would have been all raght, bu t after the three s pot wa s played from dummy , East produced the kmg Then he returned the smt and when West got m later With the ace of spades he cashed enough hearts to leave declarer one tnck s h ort South's two no-trump call was one o f those hoggish bids that at s perpetrators JUS· lily by saym g, " ! had 14 pomts and a no-trump type hand " The statem ent lS accurate but th e only real reason for thas type bad JS that the badder wants to be sure that if the hand plays m DD-trump he will be tbe declarer. South should have responded one daamond lf Nortb r ebad to one heart, South could then have J u m p e d m notrump If North rebad one no- trump , S o u t h could have rai sed him to ga me Actuall) , North would reb ad one spade South would ra1se spades and the laydown spade con trac t would have been reached (NEWSPAPER ENTERPR ISE ASSN ) f"':<><:':<·»>:·.·:·>:·:':':':·:: ··: :·:::: :,•' ·,' ' ' ,.,:,.,. ,:,.,:,::.::;:::::<::.;.::·: :;::::.<;x:::e>.:,;:>;:>;:;;:::~::::::::~:~:<(.::::::: •' ,•,;:~:::::<>»,:, -~ Vozce along Br Way POUNDING A TYPEWRITER BEATS A BEAT NEW YORK (KFS ) - Dorothy Uhnak, 14 years a N. Y. detective, quit to ~< write . ~~ She sure did · her last three "suspense novels were perky briSk-sellers, but her latest, " Law and Order," as the blockbuster : Paramount has bought it pre-publlcataon for $350,000; paperback nghts went for a guaranteed $250,000; 1110,000 is the hrst prml order with a second and ' lhll'd scheduled ( Dorothy gets 15 per cent meaning a fast farslilrint $150,000) and the Uterary Gwld bought it as a " lull-selectaon" lor $8ii 1000 - meamng $830,000 [or-sure m.front; great for a gal who just • rew years ago faeed death and danger for $10,000 a year ... It's a fine, exctting, meticulously detailed deadly-t~ndull tome. On the subject of naked wealth: Playboy boss Hugh Hefner's 80 per cent or the newd-mag empare last year paad ham $600,000 m dividends, $303,847 m salary plus another $372,924 stashed away m hts profiteshanng codicil ... Hefner's hve-m Barbae ( Benton ) do)! as on her second Playboy-produced flick, "Ghost of a Noonday Sun " (larst was " Third Girl from the Lert''); how 'd she gel the roles ' Hugh1e Baby met her in the centerfold and took a lovmg to her. · One of our oldest closest fr1ends 1 Chester Conn (of Forest Halls Gardens, N. Y.) songwr .ter ("Sunday," " N1ght Lights," "You Don't L1ke It, Not Much," '"Josephme, " etc.) and publisher (Ches sold hun f1rm to 20th-FoJ several years ago lor $5 \2 ma!llon ) daed sudIt ~ denly at Aqueduct Racetrack. Our smypathy and prayers to his widow (Grace Dernarr, a vaudev1lle headliner ) ; Ches was born m San Francisco. contemporary of Lou Holtz, Joe (Calif. Here I Come ) Meyer and both Hills Bros of coffee lame, and was one or the frnest genUemen we've ever known. Our favonte neighborhood pub, J. G . Melon's, is squeezing in the swells:we sat next to Carolme Kennedy and her aunUe Lee Radziwill and across the tiny room, Prince Ramier and has sprite. Less recognizable, director John fM1dmght Cowboy1 Schlesinger. Now she's a ce\eb, Salvatore Da1i tells tales about has Old galillll Mia FarTow (yes, Mia Farrow !): she used to eat " butterfly sand· w1ehes"! ...Age of Posllave Vulgarity: actress Susan Clark performed Shakespeare and got nowhere; she did one five-page Playboy nudelaym - and get. co-star billing with Dean Martm 3nd -Rock Hudson in "Showdown;• ... Another old Bdwy. pal saw tbe final curtain Sid Gary, early singmg partner or George Burns Gene Kelly 's okay after cB.taract Surgery ... 1 Our ambassador to London Walter Annenberg s philanthropy cashes on and on· after spendmg more than a m1llion of his own money on our London embassy, W~ter's quteUy paying for a complete redecoration of tbe State De't's . , Thomas Jerrerson Room m Washington; cost to taxpaytrs : mx ... Sanuny Davis Jr. plans a huge henefal •ala cwn-telethon for families of o killed and m1ssmg Viet veterans; great I BY PAUL CRABTREE " America ", the ye~~r 's best television offering, is wlndmg down its season, wath only a coupJe ·of epi!odes to .go. II has already won a coveted Peabody Award, and I'll bet it wins others. The most refreshing thing about tru. fane series has been Alistair Cooke's personal observations, those of an American who happened to be born, rured and educated in England. His personal notes have added luster and meaning to the American chronicle: For example, tbe fact that the spice trade .was a necessity, oot a luxury, for Fifteenth Century Europe, when C<>lumbus sailed ... the fact that the Kentucky rifle, invented and built in the Ohio Valley and theforgesofPennsjlvarua, may have turned the tide in the American Revolution ... how Henry Kaiser created a virtually " instant" merchant marine for the U. S. during World War II. I am sure he won 't touch on two other phenomena m ll•e UJC!uding instalhnents, but I really believe they are worth mentioning, and I'll state them here as a hypothesiS wath which you may agree or disagree: American life and government is held together today by two central facts: The Ameracan c1Uzen's wallingness to pay his income taxes, and his grudgang acceptance of the Supreme Court's decisiOns as being the final, off1cral word on the law or the land. Just coll9ider that lor a minute, lellow catizen. The United States as a vastly complex country , but it as still baSically a capitalistic state, one which has opted, however, for certain goverrunent management and ptannmg in CIH!l!IS!ence with private ownership of most of the nation's wealth. It never works perfectly, and sometimes doesn 't work weU at all, but we manage to muddle along wath this hybrad system The system eats up an enormous amount of taxes, and if the American citizen didn't line up faithfully and settie bas account with the govenunent durrng the middle or April each year, the whole shebank would fall apart. Tha.t really Is all It would take to destroy the Establishment - for all practical purposes. But it is ooe or the miracles of this finest nation m the world that people do pay !hell' taxes. They fudge, Cheat, and O[ten break the law - In IndiVIdual cases, but the vast majonty of rmddle Americans gnunble, gripe, grunt - and pay up, This isn't true m many coWJtries, and they have chaotic political conditions as a direct or mdirect result, m far too many cases. Similarly, we have somehow been so steeped in a respect for the law, spnnging £rom that remarkable document called the Constitution of the United States, that when the Supreme Court speaks, that's it, pal. The law as the law as the law. Yo4 may agree or dJSagree with many of these landmark decisions, relating to everything from racral equality to the oneman, one-Vote rule, and from abortions to prayers m schools In [act, you may be outraged by some, or all, such edicts. But tbe moral majesty of the court sets a high tone lor the citizenry, and they come around, slowly and complatrungly cursing Earl Warren or Warren Burger, but accepting this highest voace, and honoring the letter of the law whale often cursing Its spirit. Can you imagine what a melee would result if the modernday American didn't go along with these two sunple elements · Paying one's taxes and abading by the Supreme Court's decisions ? Mr. Conke, who don'tyou do a TV specaal on that topac ' • 3-Tbe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , April13, 1!173 Bob Tolan shines as Reds roll, 5-2 LOS ANGELES (UP!) Bobby Tolan collected three hits, dnvmg in one · run and scormg another, to pace the Cincmnati Reds to a f>-2 VIctory Thursday over the Los Angeles Dodgers . · It was the fourth straaghtloss for the Dodgers, !hear sll!th m seven games and lert them firmly '" the cellar or theyoung National League West season. Andy Messersmath, one or the key patcbers In the midwmte r trade between the Dodgers and the Califorma Angels, blew hot and cold m losmg his farst game of the year. He struck out10 men but also gave up 12 hits an tbe 8 2.-3 mnings he patched " Andy wasn 't as sharp as he has been, " Manager Walter Alston saad Reds Manager Sparky Anderson ag reed but ' saad the 28-year-old nghthander .. .., a good patcher and looked good despate losmg." The Dodgers looked hke they might have a winner gotng wben they loaded the 'lases with one out m the rarst ln.1ing alter LeeLacy had scored I om second on Wallie Crawford's sangre. But Jack Ballingham retired the sade to prevent a big mnmg and went on to post has rarst win of the season while gaving up nine h1ts The Reds scored twice m the By FRED DOWN UP I Sports Writer Dave McNally, who had a 1317 record last season when the Orioles lmished third m the AL Eastern DIVIsion race , ran across Mackey Loltch on a tough day Thursday but allowed only three hats in 9 2.-3 mnmgs as the Onoles defeated Detroit, 1~ . m a li).annmg game He had a no-/utter until Eddie Brmkman got a lluke iraple on an easy fly ball lost by Merv Rettentnund in the SIXth mnm g and needed only the lastputout relief help or Orlando Pena to win his second , straaght game The New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians , ~. tbe Chicago White Sox downed the Oakland A's, &3, and the Texas Rangers beat the Kansas Caty Royals, 4-0, m the other AL games Boston at MLlwaukee was postponed because of snow . In the National League, the San Francisco Giants downed the Houston ASiros, 9-3, the HALF~ Rov a I cr,own Bonung l.ompany Middleport . BUILDING I' N - SULATIO~ . ' My lrne 8, Wrld Krngdom 13 , Sarnt 15, Elec Co 20, Folk Guttar 33 7 30 - Young Dr. Krldare 4, Protectors 8 College Hockey 20 , Parent Game 10 , Beat the Clock 13 , Porter Wagoner 3, To Tell the Truth 6; Wall Street Week 20, 33 8 00 - Washrngton Week rn Revrew 20, 33 , Sanford & Son 3 4 15; Brady Bunch 6, 13 . Mrss•on lmposstble e. 10 ' ' 8 30 - Partridge Fam tly 6, 13, Lrttle People 3, 4, 15 , Movre 20 , Lenox Quarfet 33 8; " Shane" 10. 9 30- Odd Couple 6, 13 FIBERGLAS • • • By Roil or Truck Load Foil Faced· For Vapor Barrier Treehouse Club B, 10 DISCOUNT OF 7 15-Woman's Pomt of Vrew 13 7 3D-Man from COS! 10, F~rmbook 3, Treehouse Club 13 Sesame St 20, Drck Van Dyke 4, G1llrgan 's Is 8, Gospel6 8 oo-Houndcats 3, 4, 15 , Pufnstuf 13 , Jake's Place 6. Bugs Bunny 8, 10 8.30--Roman Holidays J, 4, 15 , Ja ckson Ft ve 6, 13, Sabnna th e Teenage Wrtch 8, Popeye 10, Mr Rogers 20 15"-23" WIDTH 10% ON ALL INSULATION THROUGH APRIL 21 King Builders Supply Co. 405 N. 2nd Phone: 992-3748 Middleport, 0. Ma10r League Standinps 6y Unrted Press lnternahonal Amencan League . East w I P<l § b National League East New York Prttsburgh Ch1cago Phrladelph ta Mon treat St Louts w , I. pd . g. b 4 0 1 000 4 0 1 000 2 1 500 2 I 2 333 2 1 '1 I 3 750 3 0 5 000 Balt~more Boston Cl eveland New York Detroi t Milwa ukee 4 3 '' I 0 0 I 000 01000 11 J JOO 21 1 ' J J33 250 3 2 000 3 3 Wes t w 1 41 '1 pet g b Kansas Cr ty 4 2 667 1' w I. pet g b Ch 1cago 2 1 .667 San Fran c1sco 6 I a57 Mmneso la 3 2 600 ,,2 11 C.nctnnatr -4 2 .667 11 1 Caltfornta 3 2 600 Houston 4 3 571 2 Texas 1 3 250 1 Atlanta J 3 SOO '1 \1 Oakland 1 4 200 21 '.! San Diego 2 5 206 4 Thursday 's Re su lts los Angeles 1 6 143 5 Chicago 6 Oakl.:md 3 Thu rsday 's Results Bos ton at M!lw ppd , snow New York 2 51 LOUIS l Ball 1 De/r od 0, 10 tnn s San Franc t~co 9 Houston 3 New York 5 Cleveland 0 Pr ll sburgh 6 Ch1cago 0 Texas 4 Ka('lsas City 0 Montreal 5 Phtladelphla 3 <Only games scheduled) Atlanta 3 San Drego 2 Today 's Probable Prtchcrs C1ncrnna t1S Los Angeles 2 (A ll T1mes EST) Today 's Probable Pitchers Oakland IOdom 0 l) at (All T•mes ESTJ Mrnnesota 1 l<aal 1 0) , l 15 p m New York (Matlack l 0) at Kansas Cliy (DroJgo 1·0) at Phrladelphra (Chr rstlanson 0 Ol. Chrcago (Fisher 0 0) 2 15 p m 7 35 p m Bal t,more (Cuellar 0 0) at Hous ton tWrlson 0 Ol a l San Mtlwaukee (Colbor n 0 1) - 7 30 D1e~o <Arlrn 0 1) , lO 30 p m pm Crncrnna tr ((,rlms ley I 0 ) at Cleve land (W IICOK 0 0) at San FranCISCO (Brya nt 1 0), 11 De lrotl (Coleman 1 OJ l 30 West pm Chrcago (Pappas 0 0) a! St Louis (Wrse o O). 8 p m Atlan ta <Reed 001 a t Los Angeles (Joh n l 0), I I p m (Only games scheduled ) Saturday's Games New York a t Ph rla , nrghl Ptltsburgh at Montrea l Chrcago at St _l.ouis Atlan ta a t Los. Ang, n1ghl Houston at San 01ego, ntght Crncln nat1 at San FranCisco pm C!ll rforn1a (Wngh l 0 1 ) at Texas I Paulo 01 . a 30 p m (Only games schedu led) Saturday's Game s Ca lrforn ta at Texas, mghl Oakland at M1nnesota Kansas Cdy al Chrcago Bal l1more a t Mrlwaukee Cleveland al Delrorl (Only games schedul ed ) McCovey_continues big comeback By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer Willie McCovey, who nussed Bl ga mes last year due to an mJury,shows slgnsofmakmga strong comeback In the San Francisco Gaants' llrst seven games the &-root-4, 210-pound didn 't play 10 the ga me. " I considered taking the day off ," McC<>vey saad. " But I felt gond, no after eflects rrorn Wednesday mght 's game, so I decaded to ~lay . " In oth er NL games, Atla nta downed San Daego, 3-2, Cancm- Iars! baseman has' belled lour nah topped Los Angeles, 5-2, homers, an eluding a record- Pattsburgh blanked C: hi cago, &tymg two m one mnin g 0 Montreal edged Thursday that he lped San Plnladelphaa, f>-3, and New FrancJSco to a 9-3 rout or the Yo)lk nipped St. LoUis, 2-1 Houston Astros Baltimore-edged Detroal, 141, McCovey's two homers New York blanked Cleveland, Thursdat ·were the hi~hhghts · 5~, Texas topped Kansas City', ' ~~ 'an 'etght~alun fouHA ailn'ing. H, and Chi cago beat Oakland, He led off the mrung wLth a 6-3, m Amencan L.eague ac, ho}Jler and completed the rally t10n. Boston at Milwauk ee was watha three-run blast. The feat postponed by snow for the !hard lied ham With 13 other maJor s traight day leaguers who preVIously hal Hank Aaron belted hiS two homers in an mning ' second homer in as many Oddly , McCovey a lmos t 1 Ellis-Harris .f. b set_,or out 9 00 - Masterpiece Theatre 33, Ctrcle of Fear 4, 15 , Room 222 13, Spring Is Spectal 3; Movies " The Man Who Dred Tw rce" 2 15-Baseball 15 2 30-Del Reeves' Country Carn1va1 3 3 00:--Baseball Pre Game, 3, 4 3 II>'- Baseball 3, 4 4 OG-Folk Guitar 33; Golf Tournament 6, 13 . CBS Golf Classn: a , Black Onn1bus 10. 4 30--Avdubon Wr ldl rfe Theatre 33 5 oo-Making Things Grow 33 , Bo)( mg 6 , 13 , Lee Trev ino's Golf for Swingers 10 S 30-Sesame Sf 33 . Gospel Talent Ti me- 15 Arthur Smrth 8. Green Acres 10 6 oo-News 3, 4, a , Movie, " A Story of Da vid" , 10 6 15-A Look at the Book , 15 6 30-NBC News 3, 4, 15 , Reasoner Report 13 Beverly ' Hillbillies 8, Marshall Unrvers1ty Report 33 7 DO-You Asked For It 3, Hee Haw a . Lawrence Welk -4 , 15 Love Tennis 33 . World of Survrval P 7 30--Nashvtlle Musrc 3. Flrpsrde 13 : Biography 33 8 DO--All m the Family e, 10, Here We Go Agrun 6, Emergency 3, 4, 1s, News maker ' 73, 13, Mov1e " Hamlet" 33'. e 30- Bndget Loves Bernie 8, 10: A Touch of Gra ce. 6, 13 , 9 QO-Julie Andrews 6, 13 , Marylyler Moore e. 10, Movres " A Thousand Clowns" 3, 15, " lronsrde" 4 9 30-Bob Newhart a. 10 10 oo-carol Burnett 8, 10i Mo vle. ''The K ~ng's Prrate'' 6 10 30--VO Blue!i 33 11 oo-News 4 , a. 10. 13 11 t 5-News 13 . 11 J()-.News 3 · Movres '' Bang! Bangr You're Deadt " 4: ".Cowboy" a, " The Man Who 0 1ed Twrce" 10, " The Teslament of Or Mabuse" 13 _ t2.oo-News 6; Mov1e, " Portra>l m Black" 3 12· 15--Movie; " Curse of the Undead" 6 1. oo-Movie, "HO\lse of Horrors" 13. 1· 30--Movtes, ' 1The S~ga of Hemp Brown ," 3; " Long Day's JO\lrney Into Nighr', 4 2 ~News 13 3 ~Movie, " Brode of Vengeance" • Ken Henderson's grand-slam homer off Roland Fmgers wath one out in the eLghth inmng enabled the White Sox to rally for a vactory which handed the world champ10n A's their fourth loss m fLve games The ex-San FranctSpo Gtant outfielder 's homer ca me after Ute White Sox failed the bases on a s mgle by Pal Kelly and walks to Carlos May and Ball Melton Reliever Terry Forster. who allowed one hit ln 1 2-3 mmngs, was the winner. The !Wngers ended !hear three-game los mg streak and ' the Royals' four-game WIIUling streak bchmd th e three-hat pitching or D1c k Bosman . Elliott Maddox drove m two runs with a smgle and a basesfailed walk Former Clncmnall raghl-hander Wayne Sunpson was the loser 1-----------•Y•or•k-M•e•ts-d•e•r•ea.,t•ed-th_e_ S•t.'l 7.00 - T_ruth or Con seq 3, Beat the Clock 4, News 6, 10 ; What's 9 oo-:-Jetson J , 4, 15, Osmonds 6, 13, Amaz!ng Chan e, 10, Sesame St. 20 9 Jo-Plnk Panther 3, 4. 15, Movre Cartoons 6, a 10 10 oo-Underdog J , 4, 15, Elec: Co 20 ' 10 Jo-Barkleys 3, 4, 15, Brady K1ds 6, 13 , Mister Rogers 20 . Josle and the Pussycats rn Outer Space e. 10 11 oo-Brother Buzz6 . Flrntstonese, 10, Sesame St 20 , Sealab3, 4, 15 , Bewitched 13 11 Jo-K1d Power 6, 13 ; Runaround 3, 4 15 . 12 oo-:-Eiec Co 20 ; Archie's TV Funn1e; e. 10, Fun ky Phantom 6, 13 ; Around the World m 80 Days3, 4, 15 , Soul Trarn 6 12 30-Fat All>ert and the Cosby KidS e, 10, Talkrng wrth a Grant 3, 4, 15; L1dsvrlle 13 I QO-Lassie 15, ~onkees 13 , Roller Derby 3, Sports Challenge 4, Soul Unlimited 6, 13 1 Jo-Pineapple Place 15, Johnny Bench 4 ---·2 00-Wally's Workshop J . Man fr om.. UN C LE 4, ABA r~ayoff e. 10 ; College All Star Basketball Classrc, 6, 13 . TB A LoUJs Cardinals, 2-1. The Orioles scored the only rWl of thell' game on Lobch's throwmg error after Mark Belanger s mgled and stole second in the lOth. Retteiunund walked and then Bobby Grich laid down a sacrifice bunt on which Lohch elected to go for !hard ror a possable rorceout but threw the ball away , allowmg Belanger to score. Steve Klme pitched a twohitter and the Yankees took advantage of Dick Tidrow 's early wtldness to score lhe1r second straight vtctory after lour losses. A double by Bobby Murcer and a smgle by Ron Swoboda were the bag blows of a three-run Yankee eighth mnmg which clmched the wm. Khne struck out r1ve and walked three an evemng his record at 1-1 Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chica go Cubs, 6-0, the Montreat Expos topped th e Phaladelphaa Phillles, f>-3, the Cmcmnati Reds beat the Los Angeles Dodgers, 5-2, th e Atlanta Braves edged the San Daego Padres, 3-2, and the New 6 00 - News 3, 4, 8, 101 15 , "Truth or Con seq 6, Sesame St. 20 , Around the Bend 33. 6: 30 - News 6, 13 ; I Dream of Jeann te 13 , Let' s Travel 33 SATURDAY, APRIL14,.J973 smgle. The Dodger~ cut the Reds' lead to 3-2m the SIXth when Bill Ru ss~ll Singled in Joe Ferguson bun:ne Reds added another run in the seventh when Tolan, who had doubled, came home on RussetJis fumble of Bench's grounder The Reds scored the IIIIBl run m the ninth on three sangles, The Reds moved onto San Francisco for a Weekend series wath the Gaants. Ross Grirnsley, 1~. is scheduled to patch for Cincrnnali tonaght. McNally blanks Tigers · FRIDAY, APRIL13, 1973 6 Jo-- TV Classroom 8. Kentucky Afreld 13 , Fa rth for Today 10 7 Oo--Nerghbors 13 . Farm Front 4, F un for Everyon e 6. OOuble and scored on Morgan's EHl QUARTS· Television Log 10· 00 - Love American Style 6, 13 , Bobby Dar rn 3, 4, 15, Wake Up , John Doe 33 10 30 - What About Tomorrow' 6, 13 11 00 - News, Weather, Sports6, 8, 10,13 11 Jo-Johnny Carson 3, 15, In Concert 6 , Mov res "The Stratton Story " 8, " Monster from a Preh1stonc Planet" 10 , "The Wtld Racers" 13 1 00 - Mrdnrght Specral 3, 4, 15 , Movt e " Chamber of Horrors" 10 1: 30 - News 13 2 30 - News 4. !hard 1mmg to take a 2-1 lead Pete Rose led of! with a walk and Joe Morgan doubled belore Tolan singled In Rose. Morgan scored~ when Johnny Bench hal mto a double play. Rose led off lbe lifth wath Q Playoff Results HUNTINGTON , W Va (UPI) - Jammy Ellis, the form e r World Boxmg Associa tiOn h eavy w e ight champiOn, ha s some debts to repay , and he wants to dehver the payment himself. Eilts , 33, takes on Tiger J oe Harris of Cmclnnati 1 OhiO in a scheduled 10-round bout here Saturday rught. Ellas has been busy in the ring, and h1s faght agaansl Harn s wh1ch IS drawmg reeord ticket sa]es here 1s his second appearance m West V1rgm1a m six months Now 35-7 as a pro, Ellis re gistered a seventh round TKO over Harold Carter or Cleveland last Oct. 26 a I Beckley, also m southe rn West VIrgmia The LoUisVIlle, Ky , nabvet now f1ghtmg out of Mtrum, mghts as the Braves mpped the Padres Aaron 's homer was Ule 675th or has caree r and puts ham only 39 behmd Babe Ruth's career record of 714 The blast snapped a 1-l tie an the saxth and helped Pat Dobson to his first VICtory of the se ason Bobby Tolan and Tony Perez each collected three hits as the Reds handt>d th e Dodgers their s1xth loss in seven games Jack BI!lm gham went all the way for Cw cmnati , sea ttermg mne h1ts, to record h1s flrst victory of the year Bob Moose turned m a four hitter and Manny Sangulllcn a nd Malt May supported him w1th homers as the Pira tes beat Ferguson J e nkm s A record low or 3,764 rans turned out m freezmg te mperatures at TI)ree RJvers StadJwn to watch Ule P1rates tag Jenkms w1th his hrst loss of the sea~on r------~-1 .. many d~tys The Mets scored both Urc1r · runs m th e first wllh .John M1lner dehvermg unc wtlh a single and Clcon J ones getting the oU1er home wtU) a s<.~ cnfJ cc fly .Jose Cruz accounted for the Ca rdmal s' run with his fn·st development, assunung responsibility lor 11\e college's fund r&smgl public relations ABA Playott Standings By United Press lnfernahor~aJ and alumru programs An alumnus of Kenyon, Tre{DIVISIOn Ftnals) (Best of Seven) leaven has been employed at East w I pet. the school smce 1971. 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Main St.-992-2171 Pomeroyt 0 ' BAUM LUMBER .,, SALES AND SERVICE �• ' 2- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , April '13, 1973 • ' --· . et showdown due in house. COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Ohio General Assembly has adJOurned for - the weekend, giv ing House members a chance to study Gov. John J Galligan's revised $9,9 billion budget lor an anticipated showdown vote next week Democrats controlling the House put aside a plan to . vote the two-year spending plan out or the House Finance Committee Thursday. They saad they wanted to g~.ve conuruttee members a chance to go over the revis\Ons whicH have added almost $110 million worth of appropriatiOns to the ongmal bill. · BeSJdes," saad Rep Myrl H Shoemaker, D-B ournev!lle, committee ch a1rman, 1'we were!l t sure we had the \'Otes and we weren 'l wi.lling to take anl chances " Meanwhile , the Senate Rules C<>mmattee scheduled a Senate vote lor next Tuesday on the G1lhgan admtmstrat10n's Housepassed $92 3 m1ll10n federal revenue-shanng allocation The Senate JS to meet Monda) mght t ~ accelerate the \\eek 's wor k so an Easter recess ca n begm Wednesda y The House presumably will begJn 1ts llklay recess late the same. day, after action on the budge t ball Shoemaker sa.Jd the Fmance C<>mm1ttee would meet again Monday to consider amendments Ha ve Series Ready , Republicans have a senes of amendments ready, but they expressed doubts they would be properly heard "I would rather they (Democrats ) had stayed around Fraday and taken up the amendments, '' S3.ld House Mmonty Leader Charles F. Kurfess, RBowhng Green, alter lormal testunony was brushed Thursday "Thts way we don 't lmow whether the amendments will get adequate consideration." Kurless referred to the Democrats' proposed timetable of amendang the b1ll Monday and puttmg at on tbe House floor Wednesday at 10 a.m. Kurfess said the Democrats delayed the comm1ttoo vote until Monday ''to twist arms and get vo~." WASHINGTON (U PI ) House Democrats hope to pass a set or tough price-mterestrent controls that Presadent NIXon will be forced to accept or lose his economic control powers entarely The Democrats face a tight deadline Thear chances of passmg the biii- W1lh rOllbaCkS -of an prtces and most mterest rates to March 16 levels and rents to Jan 10---were constdered no better than a tossup m the short ttme r e mammg before Co ngress takes its East ~ r recess begmrung nett- Thursday The House will not return from that recess until Apnl 30, the day Ntxon 1s discretionary wage-pnce control powers exptre . Next Tuesday ts Passover, when no votes are taken rn the House, so that leaves only . ¥onday and Wednesday for Democrats to go through this cumbersome process . dispose of all debate and amendments and pass the ball, gq to a conference commtttee to 1ron out diHerences wath the Senatepassed ball, and then bnng the con[erence report back to both houses lor approval. Republicans and a small group or Democrats, hopmg to take advantage or the pressure or tune, Wlll attempt to gam :;,•,: :-: ;:: :·:,.," . Bv. Helen Botrel • ~j " •'• , ' P~ychJC ' a Menace to-Her Dad Dear Helen : My rather IS rruxed up watha " fortuneteller " who, lor $15 a VISit, lS convmcmg hun my mothe rwa s murdered. He's got the whole lamily or grown up children so upset that some or us almost believe Mother's death wasn't a sutctde as the inquest saad. others or us want to expose this fake ''psychic" He draws gunable people out, learrung !hear backgrounds, guilt reehngs, etc. and_vn this case, he's named the "murderer" as someone my ratrrer would hke to believe dad it ' You see, Mom and Dad hadn't been getting along, and wben he accused her of haVIllg an arraar , she le[t him, She'd been ln· creasmgly depressed because he wouldn't believe she was !ruthful , and when she usked hun that !mal tune to come and bring her home , his "Noll evidently was more than she could take. Her body was round m the raver It was a temble tune for all or us, but Dad mSJsled Jl!om djdn 't comnut sutcide He says her "lover 11 could have made her write the note - and thtS " seer" he visits backs him up , even to describmg the crune and " the man who did at " We 're afraid there will be big tcoubl~ here. How can we get Dad out of this man 's clutebes' -SANE MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY. Deat Sane Why don 't you take your father to a nearby umversaty which ha s a department or metaphysacal r esearch ' Students o[ ESP and psychic phenomenon can tell hun (far better than you and I) bow to spot fakers, an d exactly bow they bilk paymg customers You might also tell your story to the polwe. Fortunetelling for prorat as Wegalm many areas , •nough complamts could close down Uus operatiOn H • Dear Helen ' Reading the many thoughts about modern marriage, .I decaded at was tune I revealed my long-kept secret. This may surpnse the old yet comfort the young. ' • I am a woman of 30, have been marned two wonderful years and recently ga ve bll'th to an adorable baby boy It sounds like bra ggmg, but my husband and I and the baby are the complete three We're totally happy . We hope to have several more chaldren. The secret? We lived together ten years before we were ma rried The reason IS sunple we didn't feel we were ready. We wanted to be sure It would work out, as so many of our friends were d1vorcmg So why d1d we bother to " make 1t legal"? We wanted children Another questwn that occurs often is. What would you have done ar while you were living together you dec1ded to qwt ' We would have gone our sepa rate ways, no questiOns, or any of those tmnecessary divorce procedures Nowadays , llvmg toge ther as quite accepted by younger people, but 12 years ago we had to be very cautious, and we were verythanklul tha\atdadwork out - Mrs G T " Dear Mrs T : While I 'm 10 ra vor or short-term "contract" marraages ·(to detenrune compatibility w1thoul the batterness and expense of a [ullblown divorce ), II occurs to me that these letters [rom happliy-wed [ormer hve-togethers DON'T prove that traal runs ansure marital success. People who progress [rom a Ina! to a legal cornrrutment would have been JUSt as permanently together had they started out marned They were lucky eiwugh to make the right c hmce - o~ at least flexable enough to compromase (And that " httle scrap paper, 1' then or now, would scarcely change !hangs.) The REAL proor that tnal marrlllges help, then, would be an • bearang from those who tried and Iailed. Raght ' They may have saved themse lves a lot of hearta ches - H or ondary educatioo, were made · after the administration biked its revenue estimates by 190 millioo for fiscal 1973-75. The other S19 millioo plugged into the budget represented an increase in working capital and a transfer of revolving "toary" account money into general revenue funds, ai.Wrding to Robert H. Baker, acting )Jemocrats ·plan squeeze-- play Helen Help ·us. • • It was reported only 10 or II P Wargo of Usbon. Rep. Robor the 14 Democrats on the ert A. Nader, D-Warren, was committee were prepared to absent thiS week. vote ror the budget bill . Twelv~ Republicans and Democrat. . ' votes are needed to bring at out on the committee had ez. of committee, and almost all pressed irritation they were Republicans were lined up in being asked to vote on the bill opposition. only 24 hours after it had been Prime Democratic holdouts assued m prmt. were llsted as Reps. George D. The addit1ons, mcluding $55 Tablack of Campbell and John million to elementary and sec- approval or a simple one-year extenslon of Ntxon's present powers, as requested by the administration What ever the final ball, Ntxon must etther accept it or veto it and lose all his powers belore Congress could return and pass somethmg new. Democratic leaders on Wednesday had decided . to abandon the strong b1ll and go sunply lor a oo:day extension, but later c hanged thear mmds under pres s ure from Rep Wnght Patman, Ll-Tex., and ot her Bankmg Commit tee members. The comprom1se bill, worked out by Democrats in a senes of meetrngs over 24 hours, would place all prtces and most interest rates under a ceilmg at rates no higher than they were Tri-State area dinner is set HU NTINGTON - The an- nual Recogmtwri Dmner of the Tn-State Area Councal , Boy Scouts of Amenca, wall be held on Tu esday , 'May 15, at the Ashland Oil Cor porat e fa cahtaes in As hland, Ky Harry Sunderland , Councal ActiVItie s Cha irman , sa id activities begm at 6 30 p m. wath dmner , followed by an o ut s tanding program haghhghtmg the presentati on or the Salver Beaver and Sil~er Fawn awards and remarks rrom a key spea ker yet to be an nounce d Other s pecial recogmtions will be made to deservmg SCouterS who have performed well on behalf of the ) outh of toe Tn-State area. In vitatiOns have been sen t to ·au Scouters and thetr w1ves w1 th the reservati on deadhne se t for May 8. Some 250 people are expected on March 16. In the few cases where pnces have fallen since Phase II controls were lifted Jan. 10 , pr1ce s would be allowed to rise to thear highest level under Phase II controls. Nixon would he given 60 days to devJSe a system of further __ Property ·Transfers Charles P. Haskins, J o Ann Haskm s to Noah P . Haskins, lot, Middleport Everett Daaley, Mane Dalley to Everett Datley, Mane Dalley , 69 acre Pomeroy Roger A Ratchae, Carolyn L. Ratchae to Everett L Crow Jr , Nancy J Crow, 125 acres, Ches ter Jane M Smath to Henry Smith, Bertha F Smath, 1.474 acres, Orange Donald R. Berry, Lomse Berry to Roosevelt Pony Branham, .46 acre, Sctplo Maldred Chapman, exec., L. C Swearangen, de c , to Gary E . Ja ckson, Sandra Jackson , 20 acres , Ohve . Roy Allen Sayre, Emtleen Sayr<! to Dencal Ray Hudson, Delores Jean Hudson, lots, Ra:cme Harry Ma c hael Carleton, Candace Elame Carleton to Davad L Sheets, parce ls, Salisbury Charles H. Cornell, Agness Cornell to General Telephone Co., easement, Chester Roy Elias, Margaret EliJS to Ronald Thomas , Karen Thomas, parcels, Scipio 0 H. Keefer , aka Orn Homer Keefer , dec , to Ralph Keefer , Warren D Keefer , Bonme L. Thornt on, Kathryn M Larabee, Annabelle Canode, Murael Knapp , Rita Wolle, Vena Dawson, cert. ror trans , Columbas. Robert Dawson , Vena I WIN AT BRIDGE rollbacks and could allow price increases if he could e:~pl.ain them to C<>ngress. Rents would be allowed to rtse from Jan. 10 levels only to compensate landlords for tax and cost increases and capital im· provements Dawson to Leonard T. Wo odyard, Donna Kay Woodyard, 21.1 acres, Colwnb!B. Everett Knapp, Murael Knapp to Leonard T. Woodyard, Donna Kay Woodyard , 21 I acres~ Co!umb1a. Lauren Canode, Annabelle Canode to Leonard T. Woodyard, Donna Kay Woodyard, 21.1 acre, Col urn baa. Raymond Wolfe, Rita Wolfe, Ray Thornton, Bonme L. Th ornton to Leonard T. Woodyard, Donna K. Woodyard, 21 I acres, Columbaa Warren D Keefer, Luella Keefer to Leonard T. Woodyard, Donna Kay Woodyard, 21.1 acres ~ Columbaa. Ralph Keefer, Catherine Ke eler , to Leonard T. Woodyard , Donna Kay Woodyard, 21.1 acres, Columbaa Chff Larabee , Kathryn Larabee to Leonard T. Woodyard , Donna Kay Woodyard, 21 1 acres, Col urn baa Clyde J . Ingels, Patsy Ingels to Russell Mills, Allee Mills, lot, Maddleport Lows W Osborne, Thelma V. Osborne to Roger Weaver, Cathy Darlene Weaver, parcel, Pomeroy Sybil Ebersbach, Com,, VIrga! Jacks, dec., to Lucille Jacks, parcels, Rutland. Girls softball • • meeting lS set Hoggis~ Response--Off One :u:=~~a:ee~g NORTH ( D ) .KQ6 5 ¥A3 o:en ;] l!f#4U!J 13 • 963 oloKQ84 WEST .AS EAST >ill94 J ¥J985 2 +J84 oloJ92 ¥K 76 4 +Q7 5 olo1073 "' 'J 107 2 ¥ Q!O +A K 10 2 oloA6 5 Both vuln erable West Pass Pass Meags County Girls' Sortball tea~s Wlll be held on Sunday , Apnl15, at 4 p m at the Royal 1'he b1ddmg has been -crown Botthng Co . garage on West North East South North Second Ave . 1 Mid· 1 I+ Ppass dleport. All managers or P 3¥ ' You, South, hold representatives for the jumor •K65 •QJ? 4 +AZ oloK 965 teams, semor teams, and members of the Hit 'n Misses What do you do now? _ A-Bid four noetrump. You !<!am are urged to be present. have a sound opening bid and Also, other mterested adults or your partner has shown ,rreat garls who want to start a team strength. You intend to bid six or enter a teain m the league if your partner shows two aces are mvlted. TODAY'S QUESTION Age lor the Junior League as Your partner b1ds f1ve spades to show three aces. What do 10 thru 13; while the Senior Hagh ages are 14 thru 18. you do now? = SOUTH North East South 1• 3 NT Pass Pass 2NTc Pass ror '! & THIN6S director of finance. · GaveApproval Earlier in the day, the House gave overwhelming ~roval to legislation authorizing emergency partial reimbursement of health care providers whose Medicaid payments have been delayed by computer problems at the Department of Publlc Welfare. The measure cleared the 1 House, 811-4, and was sent to the Senate . H approved there, it would become effecUve unmedlate!y upon signature by the governor. Under the btl!, the emergency payments would be required only to hospitals, druggists and clinics owed $1.Cl00 or more. To be eligible for the pay. men!B, a health care provider would have to have state Medicaid reimbursements due since last Sept. 1 totaling at least 35 per cent of his nonnal yearly receipts WJder tbe state program. Nursing homes and rest homes would not be eligible for tbe payments. In otber legislative developments : - The Senate unanimously passed and sent to the House a bill allowing the state director of agriculture to expand his quarantines of animals with dangerously contagious dl· seases. -The Senate also passed, 245, and sent to tbe House a bill exempting charitable, nonprofit corporations from county real estate transfer taxes. - A special Senate COllUIUl· ,tee assigned to resolve the contested 26th Senat• District seat agreed to make a report to the full Senate within 30 days. - Rep. Gene Damschroder, R-Fremont, introduced a bill requring sterilization of 'any W1marr1ed woman receiving state aid for more than two dependent children, The Senate adjourned WJtil 7 36 p.m. Monday. the House scheduled a ''skeleton •• session for today, followed by adjournment untll Tuesday. Roger Williams giving recital at Morehead U MOREHEAD, Ky . - Ron Cartban of Hopkmsville, Ky, and Roger W1ll1ams of M1d· die port, Ohio, are presenting a JOint semor trombone recital Apnl 19 m Morehead State Umversiiy's Baard Recalal Hall. The 8 p m. program Will feature works by Ropartz, Gaillard, Baral, Lebow and Gaafe Carthan, a graduate of Hopkinsville High School, lS a member of the " lnllmale Cyrcle", a smgmg group w1th the MSU Jazz Ensemble. He is the son 'If Mrs. Jenme Carlhan of Hopktnsville Willaams IS the son O[ Mr and Mrs. cart H. Williams or 785 Dock St., Maddleporl. He as a graduate of Middleport Hagh School and has 1$ught music at the high school level 10 OhiO. The program as free to the pubhc. Openmg lead- .Y 5 J By Oswald & James Jacoby South 's two no-trump can was one of those happiness · bads It dadn 't make has partner happy but at certainly dad a lot to cheer up his opponents West opened has fourth best heart agamst three no-trump If Wes t had led from the kmg, South would have been all raght, bu t after the three s pot wa s played from dummy , East produced the kmg Then he returned the smt and when West got m later With the ace of spades he cashed enough hearts to leave declarer one tnck s h ort South's two no-trump call was one o f those hoggish bids that at s perpetrators JUS· lily by saym g, " ! had 14 pomts and a no-trump type hand " The statem ent lS accurate but th e only real reason for thas type bad JS that the badder wants to be sure that if the hand plays m DD-trump he will be tbe declarer. South should have responded one daamond lf Nortb r ebad to one heart, South could then have J u m p e d m notrump If North rebad one no- trump , S o u t h could have rai sed him to ga me Actuall) , North would reb ad one spade South would ra1se spades and the laydown spade con trac t would have been reached (NEWSPAPER ENTERPR ISE ASSN ) f"':<><:':<·»>:·.·:·>:·:':':':·:: ··: :·:::: :,•' ·,' ' ' ,.,:,.,. ,:,.,:,::.::;:::::<::.;.::·: :;::::.<;x:::e>.:,;:>;:>;:;;:::~::::::::~:~:<(.::::::: •' ,•,;:~:::::<>»,:, -~ Vozce along Br Way POUNDING A TYPEWRITER BEATS A BEAT NEW YORK (KFS ) - Dorothy Uhnak, 14 years a N. Y. detective, quit to ~< write . ~~ She sure did · her last three "suspense novels were perky briSk-sellers, but her latest, " Law and Order," as the blockbuster : Paramount has bought it pre-publlcataon for $350,000; paperback nghts went for a guaranteed $250,000; 1110,000 is the hrst prml order with a second and ' lhll'd scheduled ( Dorothy gets 15 per cent meaning a fast farslilrint $150,000) and the Uterary Gwld bought it as a " lull-selectaon" lor $8ii 1000 - meamng $830,000 [or-sure m.front; great for a gal who just • rew years ago faeed death and danger for $10,000 a year ... It's a fine, exctting, meticulously detailed deadly-t~ndull tome. On the subject of naked wealth: Playboy boss Hugh Hefner's 80 per cent or the newd-mag empare last year paad ham $600,000 m dividends, $303,847 m salary plus another $372,924 stashed away m hts profiteshanng codicil ... Hefner's hve-m Barbae ( Benton ) do)! as on her second Playboy-produced flick, "Ghost of a Noonday Sun " (larst was " Third Girl from the Lert''); how 'd she gel the roles ' Hugh1e Baby met her in the centerfold and took a lovmg to her. · One of our oldest closest fr1ends 1 Chester Conn (of Forest Halls Gardens, N. Y.) songwr .ter ("Sunday," " N1ght Lights," "You Don't L1ke It, Not Much," '"Josephme, " etc.) and publisher (Ches sold hun f1rm to 20th-FoJ several years ago lor $5 \2 ma!llon ) daed sudIt ~ denly at Aqueduct Racetrack. Our smypathy and prayers to his widow (Grace Dernarr, a vaudev1lle headliner ) ; Ches was born m San Francisco. contemporary of Lou Holtz, Joe (Calif. Here I Come ) Meyer and both Hills Bros of coffee lame, and was one or the frnest genUemen we've ever known. Our favonte neighborhood pub, J. G . Melon's, is squeezing in the swells:we sat next to Carolme Kennedy and her aunUe Lee Radziwill and across the tiny room, Prince Ramier and has sprite. Less recognizable, director John fM1dmght Cowboy1 Schlesinger. Now she's a ce\eb, Salvatore Da1i tells tales about has Old galillll Mia FarTow (yes, Mia Farrow !): she used to eat " butterfly sand· w1ehes"! ...Age of Posllave Vulgarity: actress Susan Clark performed Shakespeare and got nowhere; she did one five-page Playboy nudelaym - and get. co-star billing with Dean Martm 3nd -Rock Hudson in "Showdown;• ... Another old Bdwy. pal saw tbe final curtain Sid Gary, early singmg partner or George Burns Gene Kelly 's okay after cB.taract Surgery ... 1 Our ambassador to London Walter Annenberg s philanthropy cashes on and on· after spendmg more than a m1llion of his own money on our London embassy, W~ter's quteUy paying for a complete redecoration of tbe State De't's . , Thomas Jerrerson Room m Washington; cost to taxpaytrs : mx ... Sanuny Davis Jr. plans a huge henefal •ala cwn-telethon for families of o killed and m1ssmg Viet veterans; great I BY PAUL CRABTREE " America ", the ye~~r 's best television offering, is wlndmg down its season, wath only a coupJe ·of epi!odes to .go. II has already won a coveted Peabody Award, and I'll bet it wins others. The most refreshing thing about tru. fane series has been Alistair Cooke's personal observations, those of an American who happened to be born, rured and educated in England. His personal notes have added luster and meaning to the American chronicle: For example, tbe fact that the spice trade .was a necessity, oot a luxury, for Fifteenth Century Europe, when C<>lumbus sailed ... the fact that the Kentucky rifle, invented and built in the Ohio Valley and theforgesofPennsjlvarua, may have turned the tide in the American Revolution ... how Henry Kaiser created a virtually " instant" merchant marine for the U. S. during World War II. I am sure he won 't touch on two other phenomena m ll•e UJC!uding instalhnents, but I really believe they are worth mentioning, and I'll state them here as a hypothesiS wath which you may agree or disagree: American life and government is held together today by two central facts: The Ameracan c1Uzen's wallingness to pay his income taxes, and his grudgang acceptance of the Supreme Court's decisiOns as being the final, off1cral word on the law or the land. Just coll9ider that lor a minute, lellow catizen. The United States as a vastly complex country , but it as still baSically a capitalistic state, one which has opted, however, for certain goverrunent management and ptannmg in CIH!l!IS!ence with private ownership of most of the nation's wealth. It never works perfectly, and sometimes doesn 't work weU at all, but we manage to muddle along wath this hybrad system The system eats up an enormous amount of taxes, and if the American citizen didn't line up faithfully and settie bas account with the govenunent durrng the middle or April each year, the whole shebank would fall apart. Tha.t really Is all It would take to destroy the Establishment - for all practical purposes. But it is ooe or the miracles of this finest nation m the world that people do pay !hell' taxes. They fudge, Cheat, and O[ten break the law - In IndiVIdual cases, but the vast majonty of rmddle Americans gnunble, gripe, grunt - and pay up, This isn't true m many coWJtries, and they have chaotic political conditions as a direct or mdirect result, m far too many cases. Similarly, we have somehow been so steeped in a respect for the law, spnnging £rom that remarkable document called the Constitution of the United States, that when the Supreme Court speaks, that's it, pal. The law as the law as the law. Yo4 may agree or dJSagree with many of these landmark decisions, relating to everything from racral equality to the oneman, one-Vote rule, and from abortions to prayers m schools In [act, you may be outraged by some, or all, such edicts. But tbe moral majesty of the court sets a high tone lor the citizenry, and they come around, slowly and complatrungly cursing Earl Warren or Warren Burger, but accepting this highest voace, and honoring the letter of the law whale often cursing Its spirit. Can you imagine what a melee would result if the modernday American didn't go along with these two sunple elements · Paying one's taxes and abading by the Supreme Court's decisions ? Mr. Conke, who don'tyou do a TV specaal on that topac ' • 3-Tbe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , April13, 1!173 Bob Tolan shines as Reds roll, 5-2 LOS ANGELES (UP!) Bobby Tolan collected three hits, dnvmg in one · run and scormg another, to pace the Cincmnati Reds to a f>-2 VIctory Thursday over the Los Angeles Dodgers . · It was the fourth straaghtloss for the Dodgers, !hear sll!th m seven games and lert them firmly '" the cellar or theyoung National League West season. Andy Messersmath, one or the key patcbers In the midwmte r trade between the Dodgers and the Califorma Angels, blew hot and cold m losmg his farst game of the year. He struck out10 men but also gave up 12 hits an tbe 8 2.-3 mnings he patched " Andy wasn 't as sharp as he has been, " Manager Walter Alston saad Reds Manager Sparky Anderson ag reed but ' saad the 28-year-old nghthander .. .., a good patcher and looked good despate losmg." The Dodgers looked hke they might have a winner gotng wben they loaded the 'lases with one out m the rarst ln.1ing alter LeeLacy had scored I om second on Wallie Crawford's sangre. But Jack Ballingham retired the sade to prevent a big mnmg and went on to post has rarst win of the season while gaving up nine h1ts The Reds scored twice m the By FRED DOWN UP I Sports Writer Dave McNally, who had a 1317 record last season when the Orioles lmished third m the AL Eastern DIVIsion race , ran across Mackey Loltch on a tough day Thursday but allowed only three hats in 9 2.-3 mnmgs as the Onoles defeated Detroit, 1~ . m a li).annmg game He had a no-/utter until Eddie Brmkman got a lluke iraple on an easy fly ball lost by Merv Rettentnund in the SIXth mnm g and needed only the lastputout relief help or Orlando Pena to win his second , straaght game The New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians , ~. tbe Chicago White Sox downed the Oakland A's, &3, and the Texas Rangers beat the Kansas Caty Royals, 4-0, m the other AL games Boston at MLlwaukee was postponed because of snow . In the National League, the San Francisco Giants downed the Houston ASiros, 9-3, the HALF~ Rov a I cr,own Bonung l.ompany Middleport . BUILDING I' N - SULATIO~ . ' My lrne 8, Wrld Krngdom 13 , Sarnt 15, Elec Co 20, Folk Guttar 33 7 30 - Young Dr. Krldare 4, Protectors 8 College Hockey 20 , Parent Game 10 , Beat the Clock 13 , Porter Wagoner 3, To Tell the Truth 6; Wall Street Week 20, 33 8 00 - Washrngton Week rn Revrew 20, 33 , Sanford & Son 3 4 15; Brady Bunch 6, 13 . Mrss•on lmposstble e. 10 ' ' 8 30 - Partridge Fam tly 6, 13, Lrttle People 3, 4, 15 , Movre 20 , Lenox Quarfet 33 8; " Shane" 10. 9 30- Odd Couple 6, 13 FIBERGLAS • • • By Roil or Truck Load Foil Faced· For Vapor Barrier Treehouse Club B, 10 DISCOUNT OF 7 15-Woman's Pomt of Vrew 13 7 3D-Man from COS! 10, F~rmbook 3, Treehouse Club 13 Sesame St 20, Drck Van Dyke 4, G1llrgan 's Is 8, Gospel6 8 oo-Houndcats 3, 4, 15 , Pufnstuf 13 , Jake's Place 6. Bugs Bunny 8, 10 8.30--Roman Holidays J, 4, 15 , Ja ckson Ft ve 6, 13, Sabnna th e Teenage Wrtch 8, Popeye 10, Mr Rogers 20 15"-23" WIDTH 10% ON ALL INSULATION THROUGH APRIL 21 King Builders Supply Co. 405 N. 2nd Phone: 992-3748 Middleport, 0. Ma10r League Standinps 6y Unrted Press lnternahonal Amencan League . East w I P<l § b National League East New York Prttsburgh Ch1cago Phrladelph ta Mon treat St Louts w , I. pd . g. b 4 0 1 000 4 0 1 000 2 1 500 2 I 2 333 2 1 '1 I 3 750 3 0 5 000 Balt~more Boston Cl eveland New York Detroi t Milwa ukee 4 3 '' I 0 0 I 000 01000 11 J JOO 21 1 ' J J33 250 3 2 000 3 3 Wes t w 1 41 '1 pet g b Kansas Cr ty 4 2 667 1' w I. pet g b Ch 1cago 2 1 .667 San Fran c1sco 6 I a57 Mmneso la 3 2 600 ,,2 11 C.nctnnatr -4 2 .667 11 1 Caltfornta 3 2 600 Houston 4 3 571 2 Texas 1 3 250 1 Atlanta J 3 SOO '1 \1 Oakland 1 4 200 21 '.! San Diego 2 5 206 4 Thursday 's Re su lts los Angeles 1 6 143 5 Chicago 6 Oakl.:md 3 Thu rsday 's Results Bos ton at M!lw ppd , snow New York 2 51 LOUIS l Ball 1 De/r od 0, 10 tnn s San Franc t~co 9 Houston 3 New York 5 Cleveland 0 Pr ll sburgh 6 Ch1cago 0 Texas 4 Ka('lsas City 0 Montreal 5 Phtladelphla 3 <Only games scheduled) Atlanta 3 San Drego 2 Today 's Probable Prtchcrs C1ncrnna t1S Los Angeles 2 (A ll T1mes EST) Today 's Probable Pitchers Oakland IOdom 0 l) at (All T•mes ESTJ Mrnnesota 1 l<aal 1 0) , l 15 p m New York (Matlack l 0) at Kansas Cliy (DroJgo 1·0) at Phrladelphra (Chr rstlanson 0 Ol. Chrcago (Fisher 0 0) 2 15 p m 7 35 p m Bal t,more (Cuellar 0 0) at Hous ton tWrlson 0 Ol a l San Mtlwaukee (Colbor n 0 1) - 7 30 D1e~o <Arlrn 0 1) , lO 30 p m pm Crncrnna tr ((,rlms ley I 0 ) at Cleve land (W IICOK 0 0) at San FranCISCO (Brya nt 1 0), 11 De lrotl (Coleman 1 OJ l 30 West pm Chrcago (Pappas 0 0) a! St Louis (Wrse o O). 8 p m Atlan ta <Reed 001 a t Los Angeles (Joh n l 0), I I p m (Only games scheduled ) Saturday's Games New York a t Ph rla , nrghl Ptltsburgh at Montrea l Chrcago at St _l.ouis Atlan ta a t Los. Ang, n1ghl Houston at San 01ego, ntght Crncln nat1 at San FranCisco pm C!ll rforn1a (Wngh l 0 1 ) at Texas I Paulo 01 . a 30 p m (Only games schedu led) Saturday's Game s Ca lrforn ta at Texas, mghl Oakland at M1nnesota Kansas Cdy al Chrcago Bal l1more a t Mrlwaukee Cleveland al Delrorl (Only games schedul ed ) McCovey_continues big comeback By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer Willie McCovey, who nussed Bl ga mes last year due to an mJury,shows slgnsofmakmga strong comeback In the San Francisco Gaants' llrst seven games the &-root-4, 210-pound didn 't play 10 the ga me. " I considered taking the day off ," McC<>vey saad. " But I felt gond, no after eflects rrorn Wednesday mght 's game, so I decaded to ~lay . " In oth er NL games, Atla nta downed San Daego, 3-2, Cancm- Iars! baseman has' belled lour nah topped Los Angeles, 5-2, homers, an eluding a record- Pattsburgh blanked C: hi cago, &tymg two m one mnin g 0 Montreal edged Thursday that he lped San Plnladelphaa, f>-3, and New FrancJSco to a 9-3 rout or the Yo)lk nipped St. LoUis, 2-1 Houston Astros Baltimore-edged Detroal, 141, McCovey's two homers New York blanked Cleveland, Thursdat ·were the hi~hhghts · 5~, Texas topped Kansas City', ' ~~ 'an 'etght~alun fouHA ailn'ing. H, and Chi cago beat Oakland, He led off the mrung wLth a 6-3, m Amencan L.eague ac, ho}Jler and completed the rally t10n. Boston at Milwauk ee was watha three-run blast. The feat postponed by snow for the !hard lied ham With 13 other maJor s traight day leaguers who preVIously hal Hank Aaron belted hiS two homers in an mning ' second homer in as many Oddly , McCovey a lmos t 1 Ellis-Harris .f. b set_,or out 9 00 - Masterpiece Theatre 33, Ctrcle of Fear 4, 15 , Room 222 13, Spring Is Spectal 3; Movies " The Man Who Dred Tw rce" 2 15-Baseball 15 2 30-Del Reeves' Country Carn1va1 3 3 00:--Baseball Pre Game, 3, 4 3 II>'- Baseball 3, 4 4 OG-Folk Guitar 33; Golf Tournament 6, 13 . CBS Golf Classn: a , Black Onn1bus 10. 4 30--Avdubon Wr ldl rfe Theatre 33 5 oo-Making Things Grow 33 , Bo)( mg 6 , 13 , Lee Trev ino's Golf for Swingers 10 S 30-Sesame Sf 33 . Gospel Talent Ti me- 15 Arthur Smrth 8. Green Acres 10 6 oo-News 3, 4, a , Movie, " A Story of Da vid" , 10 6 15-A Look at the Book , 15 6 30-NBC News 3, 4, 15 , Reasoner Report 13 Beverly ' Hillbillies 8, Marshall Unrvers1ty Report 33 7 DO-You Asked For It 3, Hee Haw a . Lawrence Welk -4 , 15 Love Tennis 33 . World of Survrval P 7 30--Nashvtlle Musrc 3. Flrpsrde 13 : Biography 33 8 DO--All m the Family e, 10, Here We Go Agrun 6, Emergency 3, 4, 1s, News maker ' 73, 13, Mov1e " Hamlet" 33'. e 30- Bndget Loves Bernie 8, 10: A Touch of Gra ce. 6, 13 , 9 QO-Julie Andrews 6, 13 , Marylyler Moore e. 10, Movres " A Thousand Clowns" 3, 15, " lronsrde" 4 9 30-Bob Newhart a. 10 10 oo-carol Burnett 8, 10i Mo vle. ''The K ~ng's Prrate'' 6 10 30--VO Blue!i 33 11 oo-News 4 , a. 10. 13 11 t 5-News 13 . 11 J()-.News 3 · Movres '' Bang! Bangr You're Deadt " 4: ".Cowboy" a, " The Man Who 0 1ed Twrce" 10, " The Teslament of Or Mabuse" 13 _ t2.oo-News 6; Mov1e, " Portra>l m Black" 3 12· 15--Movie; " Curse of the Undead" 6 1. oo-Movie, "HO\lse of Horrors" 13. 1· 30--Movtes, ' 1The S~ga of Hemp Brown ," 3; " Long Day's JO\lrney Into Nighr', 4 2 ~News 13 3 ~Movie, " Brode of Vengeance" • Ken Henderson's grand-slam homer off Roland Fmgers wath one out in the eLghth inmng enabled the White Sox to rally for a vactory which handed the world champ10n A's their fourth loss m fLve games The ex-San FranctSpo Gtant outfielder 's homer ca me after Ute White Sox failed the bases on a s mgle by Pal Kelly and walks to Carlos May and Ball Melton Reliever Terry Forster. who allowed one hit ln 1 2-3 mmngs, was the winner. The !Wngers ended !hear three-game los mg streak and ' the Royals' four-game WIIUling streak bchmd th e three-hat pitching or D1c k Bosman . Elliott Maddox drove m two runs with a smgle and a basesfailed walk Former Clncmnall raghl-hander Wayne Sunpson was the loser 1-----------•Y•or•k-M•e•ts-d•e•r•ea.,t•ed-th_e_ S•t.'l 7.00 - T_ruth or Con seq 3, Beat the Clock 4, News 6, 10 ; What's 9 oo-:-Jetson J , 4, 15, Osmonds 6, 13, Amaz!ng Chan e, 10, Sesame St. 20 9 Jo-Plnk Panther 3, 4. 15, Movre Cartoons 6, a 10 10 oo-Underdog J , 4, 15, Elec: Co 20 ' 10 Jo-Barkleys 3, 4, 15, Brady K1ds 6, 13 , Mister Rogers 20 . Josle and the Pussycats rn Outer Space e. 10 11 oo-Brother Buzz6 . Flrntstonese, 10, Sesame St 20 , Sealab3, 4, 15 , Bewitched 13 11 Jo-K1d Power 6, 13 ; Runaround 3, 4 15 . 12 oo-:-Eiec Co 20 ; Archie's TV Funn1e; e. 10, Fun ky Phantom 6, 13 ; Around the World m 80 Days3, 4, 15 , Soul Trarn 6 12 30-Fat All>ert and the Cosby KidS e, 10, Talkrng wrth a Grant 3, 4, 15; L1dsvrlle 13 I QO-Lassie 15, ~onkees 13 , Roller Derby 3, Sports Challenge 4, Soul Unlimited 6, 13 1 Jo-Pineapple Place 15, Johnny Bench 4 ---·2 00-Wally's Workshop J . Man fr om.. UN C LE 4, ABA r~ayoff e. 10 ; College All Star Basketball Classrc, 6, 13 . TB A LoUJs Cardinals, 2-1. The Orioles scored the only rWl of thell' game on Lobch's throwmg error after Mark Belanger s mgled and stole second in the lOth. Retteiunund walked and then Bobby Grich laid down a sacrifice bunt on which Lohch elected to go for !hard ror a possable rorceout but threw the ball away , allowmg Belanger to score. Steve Klme pitched a twohitter and the Yankees took advantage of Dick Tidrow 's early wtldness to score lhe1r second straight vtctory after lour losses. A double by Bobby Murcer and a smgle by Ron Swoboda were the bag blows of a three-run Yankee eighth mnmg which clmched the wm. Khne struck out r1ve and walked three an evemng his record at 1-1 Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chica go Cubs, 6-0, the Montreat Expos topped th e Phaladelphaa Phillles, f>-3, the Cmcmnati Reds beat the Los Angeles Dodgers, 5-2, th e Atlanta Braves edged the San Daego Padres, 3-2, and the New 6 00 - News 3, 4, 8, 101 15 , "Truth or Con seq 6, Sesame St. 20 , Around the Bend 33. 6: 30 - News 6, 13 ; I Dream of Jeann te 13 , Let' s Travel 33 SATURDAY, APRIL14,.J973 smgle. The Dodger~ cut the Reds' lead to 3-2m the SIXth when Bill Ru ss~ll Singled in Joe Ferguson bun:ne Reds added another run in the seventh when Tolan, who had doubled, came home on RussetJis fumble of Bench's grounder The Reds scored the IIIIBl run m the ninth on three sangles, The Reds moved onto San Francisco for a Weekend series wath the Gaants. Ross Grirnsley, 1~. is scheduled to patch for Cincrnnali tonaght. McNally blanks Tigers · FRIDAY, APRIL13, 1973 6 Jo-- TV Classroom 8. Kentucky Afreld 13 , Fa rth for Today 10 7 Oo--Nerghbors 13 . Farm Front 4, F un for Everyon e 6. OOuble and scored on Morgan's EHl QUARTS· Television Log 10· 00 - Love American Style 6, 13 , Bobby Dar rn 3, 4, 15, Wake Up , John Doe 33 10 30 - What About Tomorrow' 6, 13 11 00 - News, Weather, Sports6, 8, 10,13 11 Jo-Johnny Carson 3, 15, In Concert 6 , Mov res "The Stratton Story " 8, " Monster from a Preh1stonc Planet" 10 , "The Wtld Racers" 13 1 00 - Mrdnrght Specral 3, 4, 15 , Movt e " Chamber of Horrors" 10 1: 30 - News 13 2 30 - News 4. !hard 1mmg to take a 2-1 lead Pete Rose led of! with a walk and Joe Morgan doubled belore Tolan singled In Rose. Morgan scored~ when Johnny Bench hal mto a double play. Rose led off lbe lifth wath Q Playoff Results HUNTINGTON , W Va (UPI) - Jammy Ellis, the form e r World Boxmg Associa tiOn h eavy w e ight champiOn, ha s some debts to repay , and he wants to dehver the payment himself. Eilts , 33, takes on Tiger J oe Harris of Cmclnnati 1 OhiO in a scheduled 10-round bout here Saturday rught. Ellas has been busy in the ring, and h1s faght agaansl Harn s wh1ch IS drawmg reeord ticket sa]es here 1s his second appearance m West V1rgm1a m six months Now 35-7 as a pro, Ellis re gistered a seventh round TKO over Harold Carter or Cleveland last Oct. 26 a I Beckley, also m southe rn West VIrgmia The LoUisVIlle, Ky , nabvet now f1ghtmg out of Mtrum, mghts as the Braves mpped the Padres Aaron 's homer was Ule 675th or has caree r and puts ham only 39 behmd Babe Ruth's career record of 714 The blast snapped a 1-l tie an the saxth and helped Pat Dobson to his first VICtory of the se ason Bobby Tolan and Tony Perez each collected three hits as the Reds handt>d th e Dodgers their s1xth loss in seven games Jack BI!lm gham went all the way for Cw cmnati , sea ttermg mne h1ts, to record h1s flrst victory of the year Bob Moose turned m a four hitter and Manny Sangulllcn a nd Malt May supported him w1th homers as the Pira tes beat Ferguson J e nkm s A record low or 3,764 rans turned out m freezmg te mperatures at TI)ree RJvers StadJwn to watch Ule P1rates tag Jenkms w1th his hrst loss of the sea~on r------~-1 .. many d~tys The Mets scored both Urc1r · runs m th e first wllh .John M1lner dehvermg unc wtlh a single and Clcon J ones getting the oU1er home wtU) a s<.~ cnfJ cc fly .Jose Cruz accounted for the Ca rdmal s' run with his fn·st development, assunung responsibility lor 11\e college's fund r&smgl public relations ABA Playott Standings By United Press lnfernahor~aJ and alumru programs An alumnus of Kenyon, Tre{DIVISIOn Ftnals) (Best of Seven) leaven has been employed at East w I pet. the school smce 1971. Kentucky I 0 I 000 Carolma 0 I ()()() West w I pet. Utah l o I 000 r------'-----""1 lnd tana 0 I Thursday 's Results Utah 124 Indiana-tO] - lOnly game scheduled ) Frrday's Games {N'o games sc heduled) } .000 ' NHL Playoff StSndmgs By Unrtect Press lnternatrooal (Sem tftnal s) ( Bes t of Seven ) w I gf ga New York I 0 4 1 Chtcago 0 I 4 ( Quarterhnal s) (Best of Seven) w. 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E:xcl usa ve Wh ed Horse d1 rect drive, automati c t ra nsmiss10n w1th 8 pm w n different ial, h eal t reated steel gea r~ for extra s tre ngt h and long se rv1ce , plu s many more exclus rve Wh ee l Horse feature s HIGli TRADE-IN- EASY TERMS ciTY LOAN &SAVINGS /!Sf./912 WHEEL HORSE IS GUARANTEED FOR 2 YEARS ONLY Our 2-year I(WHFt n tec on any purl 111 any Whee l Honw tnh !or ur aftRch mg tool ,r wfl make 1t. anri 1t'ho s a mllnufnr turmg def ~ c l we II rt.Jphtce 11 through uur Ruthom~ed dealer lor 2 years nftC!r you bought 1( , All _y(lu'll rJB Y JH(l sCtv l tC ca lls or transporlln/.: un it to and from 1lcAi tJr On dnve belts 1ommerc Jrd ly u!led trm t11rH the fu nn c gunrn nh~ 1 · ror 00 d11y ~ B.•Ucry engme nrc gulirnn!ccd llupnra lely h y Uw1r mak crfl of course .._ It Beats. As lt Sweeps, As It Clea ns ln sl:tnt 4· posrtr on rug otdJUSI· ment 125 E. Main St.-992-2171 Pomeroyt 0 ' BAUM LUMBER .,, SALES AND SERVICE �I f 4- The Dally Se~mel , ~ltddlepon-l"omero)', 0 ., Apnl !3, 1!173~ SCHOOL NEWS Pomeroy Patrol enjoyed trip · The Pomeroy Elementary School Patr<>l JS thanking everyooe O'ho helped them earn lhetr t'Xpei1SO! money for the annual tnp to Was mgtoo , D C. A special thanks 15 gl\·en to Dwight Par l'f and Dan Smtih who dooated th(tr tune to the last . big mooey""""lllg proi<'ct. and to the Board of Education for pr omling trar.sportaUoo to Parkersburg. , The patrol Jclt Pomero) on F'nda) 0\'ening, ~larch 30, boarding a Greyhound tour bus at Parkersburg for the .aU-night U'tp to Was!ungton . Saturday the patrol began the day .. 1th a '"JSi t to Arlmgton Sanonal Ceme~l')' .-here they. watched the chaoging of the guard aiXl toured other pomts or Interest . · Other h1ghljghts .. !""' '"'Its :o the 1\enned) Center of Performing .".ru, Unooln ~! eioo rtal .' an:l L e C3pnol Butldwg where thtoy were gwen a sh<l1 lesson on L!o)e 1eglslaU\'e process . Saturday aftern n was spent ~.w.rt.-=& :he Lltrary ol Cm]f!ress. the Botamcal Garden5 , f crd Thea:er . aM the Washingwn ~!ooument . The ooys and grrC. tper,; :wo hours at the Will ~1 ust'um 01;1 Satl1f'd.2 ~· e·;en:.'l6 Here:: ~ s,a-;r many tableaux crf lust onca l and b!b~ca l .--.nlS Sunday mOm.tng the pa':!'d sa'ii" 2.! m.x:. of Ult? Smithsonian Inst.nute as poss1b!e .\!ta a q;.j_ck 1;.,l:,c:.;. :..'"1€'~ ,:eft Washington by way o! Emlns:sy Row and s-.t ~ :.:· 5C-E :..1):: \"auoruil Cathedral . The~· returned oo Pomeroy a: J~ p.m . .S.und.ay. JO .-\..\ -:\E ~lUJl:\E 1.!' a ""'den: :eacher ..-ith Mrs. !da Diehl 's second grade at P001€r oy £ emen11ry School. Miss ~Ialone graduated !:rom Haw land Hi gh School •. Warren, and will be graduating Uus summer from Ohio University with a major in Elementary Educauon and a minor in Art . ~nss ~l-\RY OGASOWSKl of ~llddletown is doing her student teaching in ~!rs . Jean Kuhn 's first grade at Pomer oy Elem ental')· school. She is presently atu.nding Ohio Univer sity in Athens. · and will graduate in July. Her major interests are swimming and bm<lmg and she enjoys work ing with girl scouts. Her future plans include marriage and tea,ching in Michigan.· ST A.'\DL"iG GUARD OtlfSJDE the door of a classroom in the Middleport Elemeniar,· school are two e1ght foot totem poles constructed by the fiTS! grade childnin under the directioo of the<r teach«, Mrs. Bernice Carpenter. The ICJ!.ems are the •·concluding e hapter " of an Indian unit of study that helps first graders understand that people of aU races have sunilar needs and destres , and to dispel the atutudes towards the American Indian· <J<:rived from the numerous ··cowboy-Indian" films seen oo television. · The poles are made of large paper bags painted and decorated tQ represent va rirus animai.s or birds . A •feathered headband is used on ooe. Also displayed with the totem poles are lene,.. received from .first grade children on a Cheyenne Reservati011 in Montana. . · ~Irs . Carpenter's student teacher during the last quarter of the year 1s Barbara Basil of Columbus, a graduate of Hilliard High School. She hopes to teach in or near Columbus after her graduation from Ohio University in March, 1~74. THE MIDDLEPORT ELEMENTAR Y SC HOOL Kin· derganeil will hold graduation ce remonies at 7:30p.m . on Thursday , May 24. Dr. Albert Leep, Ohio Unive,..ity Professor, has been invited to speak and the Junior High Bar<l will provide musk . lo·a Weight loser . SHIRT FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE In At9- 0ut At 5 Use ~r Free Parking Lot Robinson's Cleaners ,.------------· I I 1 Here's the Man l I To See For . . • I I THE II I · ~I ·Sears I I I I I I I I l BEST I Lou Osbo<'ne l · VALUES Saturday and late Monda y Colwnbus . locations include 1nclude: the Central Office, first floor , Akr on District , 265 S. Mai n 66 Eas t Gay Street; Columbus Street ,. 1216 Ja3a-4900 ; (:in Thelma Lantz wa s crowned District OHice , i4J East Broa d · cinnati District , 900 Dalton ·queen for a weigh t loss of 1 1'2 Street. and Inc ome · Tax· Street at West 8th Street, pounds at a recent meeting of Dtnsi6n Office. 1030 Freeway • 513 !852-3311; Cleveland the " New Me " Cl ub , Mrs. Dn,·e ~ orth , located east of District, . £.erry -Payne Bldg., Evelyn Well , P omeroy. Houle Sinclair Road just north of 740 Superior Avenue , £216 )57!1- 3, reports . ~! o rse Road . 2954 ; Dayton District, ~n ott At the meeting a " pig" wa s Taxpayer informati on can Bldg., Room 30>, 15 East 4th awarded and members wh o also be obtained during these Street, -' 513 )223-9121 ; Toled o had gaine d we ight were added hours and during normal District, l 271 Monroe Street . required to perform 1'pig" working hours· f 8 a. m. to 5 p. I 41 9 1 l73 -315 3; Youngstown tricks. The door prize wa s won m . weekdays 1 by c allin g District, 311 9 Markel Street, by Mar lene Putm.an . Game 1614 1469- 7910 in Columbus . • 216 1788-5093; and Zanesville prizes were won by everyone ·Kos ydar -s.aid. District, 421 E . !\lain Street present. Evelyn and Linda Other distri ct offi ces open ' 614 )453-0038. Well, Thelma Lantz, Connie and Marlene Putman ; . Cindy and Ca rol Scyoc. Perso ns interested in joinin g the clu b ar e invited to contact Ruth Putman REEDSVILLE Th e treasurer. Surprise birthday at 667-3396. ReedsviUe United Method ist card shower s were held · for Women meeting y;ith Mrs. Mrs. Mamie Buckley and Mrs. Vi\·ian Hwn phrey had as their May Hump hrey ; · also · a de\·otion topic~ ".'.'Jesus on· the friendsh ip card shower for Cross'', led by Mrs. Mamie Mrs. Rose Thomas . Buckley, exem plified in so ngs, Refreshments were served to BIRTHDAY OBSERVED praye rs and r eadings by the above and Mrs. Verna LETART FALLS - Mr. and SC\'eral members . Rose, a gues t ; Mrs. Dor otha '.lrs. Mary Penningt on, Riebel , Mr.s. Nell Wilson , Mrs . Mrs. Dallas Hill entertained Sunday afternoo n witti a part y distri c t missi onary secr.etary , Ruth Dillon , Mr s . Teddy s poke as did Mr s. Vesta Mundry, Mr s . Emma Durst, in observation of the 13th birthWyncoop, Del.,ware, of the _"_?.n.<LMrs. Lillian P ickens. The day anniversary of the lr son , OMS missi onarY group . next meeting is with Mrs . May Dean. Gues l'3 were members of his.Sunday School class at the An Easter party was planned Humphrey . Door prizes were for the Co unty Children 's awarded to Mrs. Wyncoop, Apple Grove United Methodist home. Utters were read fr oTh Mr s. May Hwnphrey an d Mrs. Church. Refreshments of ice cream , soft drinks and a cake the· distri ct president- and Dillon. insc rib ed " Ha ppy Brilhday Dean ' ' were served to -Jimmy •. . Dale and Steve Riffle, Carl , Jimmy an d fulndy Alley, and Darla and Deanna White . (Continued from pa ge 3) again st middleweight Gene frazier and George Foreman. Wells and heavyweight rookie His penchant for action led Louis Rogan among o!)lers. ORDER YOUR him to l)irmingham, Ala ., 10 · Rog an , form e r All-Ohio days ago where he fought three Valley Co nference fullback at EASTER loca l bfJxers in three -round ex- , Morehea(j ( K y .) State Univerhibiti on$. shy, wa s scheduled tO fight AI · FLOWERS '"!'he last guy was trying to Monday of Akron ,_ Ohio, in a get to me, so I knocked him four-round preliminary bout EARLY out, " Ellis r.ecaUed today . " l Saturday . Each has won his had to stop him ." only pro. bout · · Ellis displays confidence goThe se mifinal, eight-round inginlo the bout against the 3.1- bout pits two Ohio lightweights, 59 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0 . year-old .H arris, who ~as a 13-4 Willie Williams of Akron, 20-17, ' 91''2-5560 reco rd. against J ohnny North of " ! have had si)< knockouts in Cincinnati , t;.J. is rewarded ·women of Reedsville meet l l hours 1· I L----..:-----.1 1220 E. Ma1 n Pomero y PH . 992 · 2178 confidence that No. 7 is only away . Ellis arrived here Monday night afte r a strong workout in Miami, and ha s sparred :-r-~~X:;:~::::::::!:S:,:::~~=~=:::.' . BLACK A.. O WHITE ooll7 ~~~ ~JiY~ · LETART fALLS A fellowship dinner at the Letart Falls Com munit y Center Saturday night hosted by the Women 's Society of Christian Service of the Apple Gro\'e Uni ted Meth odi st Chu r ch featured an Easter Program . Tables for the dinner were plac~d in the form of a cross with white covers and fl ower _ ar ran gements of dog wood, r edbud, lila c and lilies made by Mrs . Dallas HilJ. The Rev. Howard Shiveley gave the pra)'er preceQ.ing the dinner .. Dallas Hill gave qevotions opening with "The Old Rugged Cross ." There wa s scri pture and prayer by the Rev . Mr . Shiveley. The Easter program , ;, Picture of Calvary '_' was prepared by Dorsey Parsons and given by the Rev. Frank Chee sebr e w. Mr s. Carr oll ' Wh ite s ang " Were You Th ere ?" with Mr s . Olden Thaxton at th~e piano. Pra yer wa s by the Re;·. Mr . Cheesebrew . Attending were Mr . and Mrs . Jack Ables, Vickie, Ronme and NAME OMITfED REEDSVILLE Ben Buckley's name was omitted from the notice of the birthday celebration at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ruth . All the strength and fo rce of man comes from his faith in things unseen . He who believes is stroli g : · he who" doubts is weak. Stt:ong conviction s precede . great ac· ti ons, James F . Clarke. Unitarian Minister . Paul , 1\lr, and Mrs . Robert Smith, Mr . and Mr s. Dallas Hill and Dean , Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Norris and Tracer, :.irs. Bertha Robinson , Mrs. Alice Balse r , Mrs'. Erma Wilson, Mrs. Dolly Wolf, Earlv Roush, Mrs. Roy Buck, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush, the R.-·. Mr. and Mrs. Shiveley, Gene , Bill, Jim and J ohn, the Re'' · and Mrs. Cheese brew, St. Clai r Hill , Mr . a nd Mrs. Dorsey En EVEN TURNS ITSELF OFF AUTOMATICA••Y! AFTER !mU ION GOEs OFF TtE All NCJ NO N1'Bfti'INi SIGNAl IS llEl'IG RECaVEo. • Remote Control Tuni ng-lurn set on/off-;:hange channels with remote control lunihg • Privale listening earphone • Instant picture and sound · E SLEEP SENTRY 1f you fall as leep whil e watching TV, when the station ~oes off the air (and providing the·re 's no interfering signal on the stalion'l the Sleep Sentry goes into action and automatically tu rns off the TV for you. ' Miss Nancy Jean Peterman , daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth B. Peterman , Sandusky, and Mr . Thomas L. Osborne , son of Mr . a nd Mrs. Ronald Osborne, Long Bottom, were married on March 17 at 6:30p.m. at the Zion Lutheran Church in Sandusky. WERNER RADIO &-l V. Middleport 2nd Ave. "'""" _:~......,'" Danny Sayre · · CARPET SPECIAL COMPL E TE LY INSTALLED WAL'L TO WALL With Heavy Foam Rubber PacJ 2 ROOMS AND HALL Inc lu de s: 12 'x 15' Living Rm 9' x.l2 ' Bedroom 3 ' x12 ' Hall ~6 ~ . ONLY $26·9 Ova lily 501 nylon carpeting with heavy_foam rubbe r paa , .exper t ta ck less inst all a tion . Choice of c.olors. All work guaranteed. See Wende ll Grate for th is buy , or ireeestimateon any carpet insta lla ti on . RUTLAND FURNITURE WENDELL GRATE RUTLAND, D. Massey Ferguson lawn and garden tractors. Ready to start when you are. ' Mrs. Thomas L Osborne Parsons, Roge r, Sharon tind Cindy Roush, ~!r. and Mrs. Carroll Wh ite, Darla , Deanna, Keith and Kevin , Joer Roush , ana Mr . and Mrs. Olden Thaxt on , Just turn the key or give a steady pull and you ' re ready to go ! . Dependable starts on 5 always ready models from 7 to' 14 h .p . for reliable performance in nearly any weather! Simple, effortless operat io n saves lime an1f work . We back up every ma c h ine with parts anci service ... because we know they 're dependable! -- FRIDAY MARY SHRINE , Wh ile Shrine of Jerusalem, . open installation of officers Friday, 8 p.m. at the IOOF hall in Pomeroy. Business meeting at 4 p .m. with all offi cer s urged to attend. Potluck refreshments following the inslallalion. SOUTHERN LOCAL Band Spring ·concert Friday, 8 p.m . worthy matron , and Dale at high school. Director is Dr. Smith , worthy .Patron. Tom Phillips. Initiation for one candidate YOUNG Adult Class, was held. Cards for several Bradford Church of Cllrisl, 7:30 members who are ill were p.m . Friday at the c hurch. signed. Two members were .. PANCAKE Supper, Friday, suspended for non-payment of beginning ! p.m. at Rutland .dues . Read at the meeting were Elenientary School, sponsor ed invif<!tions to inspections from by Rutland Fire Department several chapters . and Au<iliary . Public invited . Friends.night was announced RETURN Jonathan Meigs for April 28 at the Point Chapter , Daughters of the Pleasant Chapter , and Roberta American Rev olution , 2 p.m ., Circle was announced for April Friday, home of Mrs. Emerson 19 at McConnelsville with a Jones, Middleport. Program . potluck dinner at .6:30 p.m . by Mrs . Dale Dutton . Roll ca ll, MrS. Schoen1eb, treasurer of an adm ir ed woman . Cothe Past Matrons Club , hostesse s , Mrs. Lawrence reported on a project un· Milhoan, Mrs . Everett Hayes. The double ring ce remony dertaken by that club to secure HOST Garden Club comwas performed following a funds to purchase a headstone mittees for the Reg ion 11, Ohio prog ram of organ music before for the grave of Past Matron Association of Garden Clubs, an 3Itar detorated with flowe rs Carrie ~ye, who di ed las t year spring meeting to be held and candelabra . The bride was at the age of 94. She expressed Saturday at Trinity Church are given in marriage by · her appreciation to those who ha ve to meet at I p.m . Friday at fathe r . donated . Trinity Churc h. Pomeroy. Mr . Martin Osborne of Long The examini ng committee SATURDAY Bottom served as bes t man for exempli fi ed its dutie s - and DAN CE f o llowin ~ band his brother , and the uShers niitiatory pJ;"a ctices were set banquet at Southern Hi g h were Mr. Jim Thorpe , Wilmfor April 26 and 30 in School Saturday at 8:30 p.m . in gton, and Mr . Jac k Hilborne, preparation for inspection on Mu sic by Woodquill. Admission A re ce ption Ma y L lt wa s noted that a aO CincinnatL $1. Sponso r ed by ba nd honorin g the couple ~~:.as held at yea r pin will be sen t to Mrs. boos ter s. the Greentree Inn , Sandusky. E dith Shain who lives in ALL INTERESTED persons The new Mrs. Osborne is a Fl or ida . Spring fl ower s invited to drug awareness se nior at Ohio Univers it y, decorated the dining room program sponsored by Modern Athens . Mr . Os bo r'nc, a table for the refreshments Woodmen of America Camp graduate of OU, is a li eutenant served by Mrs. Rachel Downie, 7230 at Burlingham , 7:30p.m . in the U. S. Army s tationed at Mrs . Virginiq Edw.ards, and Sa turd li y. Chie f Charle s Fort, Knox, Ky. Mr s. Polly Eichinger, with Coc hran~- - Athens Police Mrs. Ruth Moore and Mrs. Department; Will discuss drug Amnesty is granted before conv[ction , pard on is granted Dorothy Downie as co n- abuse in U. S.; illustrated after con viction . tribuling hostesses. ,br oc hure s available ; group from. Cheshire Will entertain; door prizes, refreshments. SPECIAL MEETING ," Middleport Masonic Lodge 363 CHESTER The Pas t Rou sh and Mr s. Riden our f&AM Saturday, 7:30 p.m .; work in master mason degree . Council~·· s Club of Chester conducted games. Hos tesses All· master masons invited. Council 323, Daughters of for the May meeting be SUNDAY America, met Tuesday night a t. Mrs. Mae Spencer and Mrs. AL each evening, 7:30 REVlV the hall. Mrs. Zelda Weber and Hatti e Frederick. p.m. a t Middleport United Mrs .. · Letha Wo od . were Pentecos tal Church wi th th e hostesses with · Mr s. Ada Rev . Dana Byrd as cvangeli.s t. Morri s assistin g in the absence · Pastor William Knittel invites of Mrs. Wood: the public. Mrs . Ada Neulzling presided EASTER DRAMA, "Thou at the meeting. The death of . . Art ·the Chri st," Sunda y at the Mrs . Ma e . Spencer's · mother, A special schedule for the ' Syracuse Presbyterian Church Mrs. Martha McElroy was S::j,cred Heart Church during at 7:30p .m. Cast members -to reported and it was noted that Miss J oyce Myers, daughter of HolyWeekhas beenannounced meet at. c hurch at a :30 for · by the Rev . Father Bernard dinner . Mrs·. Dorothy Mye r s, is Krajcovic. EASTER CANTATA at hospitalized. It includes masses on Palm Syracuse As bury United Others attending the meeti ng Sunday, Band lO.a.m .; ·m asses Methodist Church Sunday at . were Mr s. o·pal Hollon, Mrs. on Monday, Tuesday , Wed- 7:30 p.m. Choirs from Forest Go ldie Fredel-ick, .Mrs. Ethel nesday, 7:30 p .m .; mass on Run , Minersville and Syracuse Orr, Mrs. Zona Biggs,. Mrs. Holy Thursday, 8 p.m .; Good Methodist Churches will Laura Ma e Nice, Mrs . Betty Friday, liturgiCal- service, 8 pre se nt " Th e Seven Las t Roush, Mrs. Mabel Van Meter , p.m .; Holy Saturday Easler Words." Mrs. J ohn Sauvage, Mrs. Erma Cle land, Mrs. vigil service, 7:30 p.m .; director , and Mrs . Roy Hattie Frederick, Mrs . PaUline ma sses on Easter Sunday, 8 Jenkin s, pianis t. Publi c is Ridenour, and Mr s. Jean a. m . and 10 a .m , invited. Summerfield. Confessions will be heard COUNTY WIDE . class Refreshmen ts were served. before the evening masses on mee ting Sunday at Letart falls The door prize was awarded to Monday , 1'uesday and Wed- United Brethren Church from 2 Mr s. Erma Cle la nd . Mr s. nesday from . 7:15 to 7:4> p.m . to 4 p.m. Glen Bissell , leader. on Holy Thursday and Good The Rev : Free land Norris is frida y from 11 a.m. until 12 the pastor . The public is invited noo n, 3 to 4 p.m . and .6:30 to 7 to attend. p.m . . The Rev. Father William Excellent Reading ' for Fol som of Mt . St . Mary . Easter -. · Hospital, Nelsonville, will hear con fes s ions th is Saturday evening and before the masses on Palm Sunday . Mrs . Freda Ball and Mrs . Freda Hartinger were prese nted 50-year pins by Mrs. Edna Schoenleb on behalf of Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of · the Eastern-Star, at a meeting Tuesday night at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Presiding at the meeting we re Mrs . Syl via Midkiff , MOTOROLA -· · We all want to be con· self-starter s; it's a normal bit of e·gotlsm . Practically al l the pioneering figures who have illUmina ted hi story have bee n sel t .starters . The people who get to the top in anything ar e self· starters. But what does it tak e? . What is the magi iu1 , that sets a person 's inner engines to work ing?. One thing that marks a self-starter is a desire to satisfy himself - his self. esteem or hi s consc ience. He wants not on ly the high · r~gard of other people ; he must also have h is own. And ~nee he sets himself a course, the truly self · motivated perso.r1 usually proceeds with the utm ost confidence. Are you a self. starter? We at Sayre ·Hdwe. have such a -high regard for our water refining appli.ance that we give a wr itten 10 year guar!'Jnfee. Al l Our units are thoF-oug hl y tested and p_rofess ionally l·n. stalled · for complete sil ti sfaction . Be a self starter and call us a 882· 2525. " There is noth ing else like it." ~idered SAYRE HARDWARE New Haven, W.Va . Past Councilors club met will Schedule for maSSeS iS Sef EASTER IDEAL Consider the world 's largest maker of tractors first $1.95 There is no depe ndence that can be . sure but -a dependence upon one's self. - John Gay, En glisll com1 poser .. NURISH ·S ALE Save $2 . 15 ,000 sq ft bag (6Jih lbs) ~ 17.95 Save $1.50 I 0,000 sq ft bag ( 41 lbs) ~ 13.45 Save 75¢ 5,000 sq ft bag (20'h lbs) :J.#.r 7.20 MODERN SUPPLY 399 We!tf Maih Sf reef . 992 ·2164 Pome.roy , Ohio . THE STO RE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF' ' FOR PETS STA B LIES . LAeGE AND SMALL AN IMALS LAWNS ' GARDENS. FERTILIZER FUNK'S . . ~·o parti es, one with her Roush . Playdoug h and balloons kinderga rten classmates and were given as favors and the other with Sunday School hotdogs, pol.a~.o chips, ca ke, ice and neighborhood friends , ., cream and juice were served . Carol Simons, Egg replica cups held the honored daughter of the Rev . and Mrs. candy treats for the children. Charles Simons •. on her sixth Sl. reamet·s.. balloo ns a nd birthday Wedn esday: large fl owe rs in a red and Mrs. Simons·gave a party for yellow color sc heme:decorated Car ol during the morning the house. Attending besides kinderga rten session using e.g:g those named were W.cs Simons, replica candy cups, party hats and favors. Ice cream and cupcakes were served a nd games were played . From H o 6p.m . the Re v. Mr. and Mrs. Simons entertujncd at th eir home for Ca rol. Games were played with prizes going Lo Connie Bailey, Tina Miller, Laura Horsley, Brian Grnn, Carole Bailey, Timmy Miller, Mary Beth Br~we.r, and Terri Craig Darst, Kim" 'Fra ley, Jennie Meadows, Eric Johnson, Mi chl King, and Mrs. Arland Kin g. · Others prese nting gifts were Trina Gibbs, Me lissa Gum , and Eddie Miller. Donation made b h h Ia ry C (if~ C SS j Ca 1 ~nda1 ' That 's when you wish you had an Acc utron wat ch. Its tun ing lark movement is guarantPed lo keep il faithful to withi n a minute a month. So don 't be led astray. See us and 'we 'll snow you a great se lection of Accutron watChes . In standard , calendar, day/ date and special featur!] models. From SHO. r----·-·.-..--~..-..·-~·--·1 SEED 49995 We're ready to talk when you are! ·M ODERN .SUPPLY 180 Mulbeny 992-2115 Pomeroy The trulh· loving tuning fork watch. ! Are I Beautiful! ' See Th em At lOLA'S 1 I I A contnbutton of $100 w<.1s made to the Judson College at , Elgm, Ill., a Baptist college, by' M . 1S · P am i'l ycamore, omeroy the Hearthstone Class of the \o.o-..-...._..._,.....;,_.__.._....._.._,....J Middl eport First Bapti st Church. .Meeting Tuesday night a t the . hume ·o' f Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hu ~ hes, the class voted to se nd the money to the schoo l, to plv chasc ~rec lilies for the sa nctuary for Easter Sunday,, and to provide cooki es and Koo i-Aid during daily vacation Bible school in Jun e. The Rev . Charles Simons, pas tor . a nnoun ced Easter sunrise services at 6 a·.rn . Mrs. Willis Anth ony had devotions using sC ripture from Acts 2, 2:1· 24, and an Easte r article, I I ·KNITS SLACKS and add SHIRTS anparadll some~hin9 new for SPRING · >~ Ri sen and Indeed." CAREER CLUB Refr esh men ts were served by lhc hos tess to the pastor, Mr . and Mrs. Werner , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubba rd, Mr"_and Mrs. Paul Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Anthony, Edison Baker, and Mr . and M1·s . Milton Hood . How about flexibility? Not only when you move and stretch; · but when you mix and match? Sunday School For Spring, D1ess, Sporting. Plenty of Polyester Knits. contest.is on A Tremendous A Sunday School Co ntes t is in prog ress at the Middl eport United Pentecosta l Church on - Selection of Sizes and Styles South :lrd AVe. in which an adull will win ;1 Bible and youn g people are COJ!lP ~~ing for a barrcl ·of prizes. The ·cunlcs t is going. on now through Easter Sund ay. The Sunday School is now ranked firs t in ihcir di vis ion. There is special singing each Sunday . 0 m They'll Fit Into Your Life, Young or Old Special Portrait Value 1. DAY .ONLY.I SATURDAY, APRIL 14th . . MOTHERS, BRING YOUR CHilDREN TO mE MIDDLEPORT A&P . WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES . AT 786 SECOND AVENUE GET A FAMOUS FAIN-NATIONAL PHOTO OF EACH OF YOUR CHILDREN! Glory of Easter $2.50 ------------~~·------------ .GET. A·BIG MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE X Bank Ra1e Financing "ALL YOU CAN EAT" ·-. 11:30 AM TIL 3 PM • ADULTS '3.50 CHILDREN •1.75 J99 WesnAain Street 992-2164 Pomeroy, Ohio THE S.iORE WITH"ALL KINDSO.F STUFF" FOR PETS · STABLES - LARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS - LAWNS - GAR DENS. ·· The BERGEN • D4509W 23" diagonal giant screen Super Chromac61or· Tabl e TV . M ~tal cab inet in grau1ed .Kaslnnir Wa lnut colo~. T 1tan 101 Cha.ssi-s - over· 90% .solid•state 1 .Sol 1d ·Sta te . Supef Go ld V1deO Guard Tuner. One·Button Tu ntno. AFC . Spotl1te 0 1a ls. .~ . ... ... . > .:'. . PHOTO HOURS: INGELS FURNITUR'E 992-2635 Open Fri . & 1Sat. Night Middleport 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO AND 12 WALLET SIZE PICTURES: PLUS A CALENDAR PICTURE! ALL YOURS FOR ONLY No Reservations Taken Sugar Run Flour ·Mills -Accutron°by Bulova 1 EASTER . 1 j FASHIONS j !l cluslc . I4K gold ·flll ed. Sl75. At fir st you tell yourself , " Whal'$ a few minutes of!? " But when you catch your wat cn cheatin g on you iime and time again.. . ·- _ BUFFET Now •••••• ' . SUNDAY PIONEER , .. CORN ' II (ALL ANALYSIS) . FUNK'S AND • 50-Year 1 Social ~, Carol Stmons pins given I\ Calendarll birthday celebrated £aStef program fieatUfed Dudley's Flo'rist I I · I a row," Ellis sai.d, exuding ...------~--...;.-----------., SEARS Catalog Merchan1 center representinr he Cllnst ; on each stde cA the large candle "'ere su smaller ones representrng the 17 disciples. Also on the table was a small loa f of bread and SJh•er cup to represent the Communion. Each member present had a reading pertaining to each disc1ple and BS they spoke the candle was lighted for thai disc1ple .. Readings relating to Maundy Thursday. Good Friday and Easter Day were read by Mrs. Russ Watson , Mrs. Fred Nease and Mrs. Edith Sisson. Mrs . Scott also read the "Legend of the Robin." ~Irs . Merrill f loyd had the "special article" entitled " Visit to Lord and King ," and Mrs. Edison Hollon read an article, " Food Symbolisms for Easter." P lans for the mothe rs ' banquet on ~lay 15 and also the Easter breakfast for the Uswin Nease, Mrs . · Olan Genhe1me r , Mrs . ·Alfred Yeauger, Mrs. John Scot!, Mrs. Russ Watson, Mrs. Fred Nease and the h<>~le!lses, Mrs . Edith Sisson and Mrs. Mel'l'ill Floyd. Ellis-Harris 216 E. 2nd . Pomeroy I midnight Monday in Columbus, ' MIXERSVILLE The WSCS of the forest Run Umted· Methodist Cllurch met Tuesday evening al the ehurch with Mrs. Edith Sisson and Mrs. MelTill Floyd hostesses and Mrs. Hanson Holter a contributing hostess. The service opened with the group song, " Are Ye Able," followed by devotiono by Mrs. Uswin ~ease on the topic, "Witnessing by Cllurch Attendan ce ." Prayer by the leader followed . A Tenebrae Service con: dueled b)! program leader, ~frs . J ohn Scott , was in keep ing with the Lenten Season. Its purpose was to personally examine our tires of S. rvice and 1o expand faith by reviewing the :meaning of the crucifixion and resurrection . '!'he program centered around - the altar table on which were placed one large candle in the Room M other s are maltin g ca ps, gowns and tassels for the children. Principal Robert Morris and Superintendent of Meigs ·----··-1 Local Schools, George Har graves , will present dipl omas. Refreshments " ill be served. The public i!J invited. THE fOURTH GRADE CLASSES of Middleport Elementa ry School visited the Tu-Endie-Wei Park in Point Pleasant last Sa tu rday in C<Jnnection with their s tudy of the Revolutionary War. They also recenU)!. visited the planetarium at Parkersburg lligh School. This was in relation unit on the so lar system in science , State's tax offices to extend time . COLDIBJ.:S .- GO\· . John J . Gilligan said tuday offices of th e · Oh w Department of Ja .<ali on in Columbus and the d~par(men l s district offices located throughout the state wiU rernam open this Saturday and until midnight \londay; April 16 , the deadline for filing pe rsonal income tax returns. 1 ' 1 ha\'e instruc ted the Department of Ta""tion to keep its ofhces . open on Saturday and late ~londay in or de r to affo rd tax pa yer assistance and info rmati on ' de adline ,· · ·Until t he filing Governor Gilliga n said. Se,·eral hundred thousand Ohioa ns · have visited or teleph~n.ed offices of the Department (If Taxation for filing information since .the governor instituted a statewide taxpayer assistance pr og ra m · early in ·Januar'y . Tax Commissioner Robert .J . Kosydar said three offi ces will be open fr pm 8 a . m. td 5 p.m. Saturday and from 8 a . m. until · WSCS group meets Syracuse , Forest Run and Mmersv!lle Parash at the Forest - Run Church were discussed . Refreshments ~·ere served to Mrs. Denver Holter, Mrs . Edison. Hollon, . Mr s. $100 . BLACK & WHITE ---------------·------------• No A9e Limit- Adults Welcome Photo<Jrophed Single Only- $1.00 Per Person No Proof Passers- Take Proofs Home · .,.. No. Other Obligation- Color Available * * �I f 4- The Dally Se~mel , ~ltddlepon-l"omero)', 0 ., Apnl !3, 1!173~ SCHOOL NEWS Pomeroy Patrol enjoyed trip · The Pomeroy Elementary School Patr<>l JS thanking everyooe O'ho helped them earn lhetr t'Xpei1SO! money for the annual tnp to Was mgtoo , D C. A special thanks 15 gl\·en to Dwight Par l'f and Dan Smtih who dooated th(tr tune to the last . big mooey""""lllg proi<'ct. and to the Board of Education for pr omling trar.sportaUoo to Parkersburg. , The patrol Jclt Pomero) on F'nda) 0\'ening, ~larch 30, boarding a Greyhound tour bus at Parkersburg for the .aU-night U'tp to Was!ungton . Saturday the patrol began the day .. 1th a '"JSi t to Arlmgton Sanonal Ceme~l')' .-here they. watched the chaoging of the guard aiXl toured other pomts or Interest . · Other h1ghljghts .. !""' '"'Its :o the 1\enned) Center of Performing .".ru, Unooln ~! eioo rtal .' an:l L e C3pnol Butldwg where thtoy were gwen a sh<l1 lesson on L!o)e 1eglslaU\'e process . Saturday aftern n was spent ~.w.rt.-=& :he Lltrary ol Cm]f!ress. the Botamcal Garden5 , f crd Thea:er . aM the Washingwn ~!ooument . The ooys and grrC. tper,; :wo hours at the Will ~1 ust'um 01;1 Satl1f'd.2 ~· e·;en:.'l6 Here:: ~ s,a-;r many tableaux crf lust onca l and b!b~ca l .--.nlS Sunday mOm.tng the pa':!'d sa'ii" 2.! m.x:. of Ult? Smithsonian Inst.nute as poss1b!e .\!ta a q;.j_ck 1;.,l:,c:.;. :..'"1€'~ ,:eft Washington by way o! Emlns:sy Row and s-.t ~ :.:· 5C-E :..1):: \"auoruil Cathedral . The~· returned oo Pomeroy a: J~ p.m . .S.und.ay. JO .-\..\ -:\E ~lUJl:\E 1.!' a ""'den: :eacher ..-ith Mrs. !da Diehl 's second grade at P001€r oy £ emen11ry School. Miss ~Ialone graduated !:rom Haw land Hi gh School •. Warren, and will be graduating Uus summer from Ohio University with a major in Elementary Educauon and a minor in Art . ~nss ~l-\RY OGASOWSKl of ~llddletown is doing her student teaching in ~!rs . Jean Kuhn 's first grade at Pomer oy Elem ental')· school. She is presently atu.nding Ohio Univer sity in Athens. · and will graduate in July. Her major interests are swimming and bm<lmg and she enjoys work ing with girl scouts. Her future plans include marriage and tea,ching in Michigan.· ST A.'\DL"iG GUARD OtlfSJDE the door of a classroom in the Middleport Elemeniar,· school are two e1ght foot totem poles constructed by the fiTS! grade childnin under the directioo of the<r teach«, Mrs. Bernice Carpenter. The ICJ!.ems are the •·concluding e hapter " of an Indian unit of study that helps first graders understand that people of aU races have sunilar needs and destres , and to dispel the atutudes towards the American Indian· <J<:rived from the numerous ··cowboy-Indian" films seen oo television. · The poles are made of large paper bags painted and decorated tQ represent va rirus animai.s or birds . A •feathered headband is used on ooe. Also displayed with the totem poles are lene,.. received from .first grade children on a Cheyenne Reservati011 in Montana. . · ~Irs . Carpenter's student teacher during the last quarter of the year 1s Barbara Basil of Columbus, a graduate of Hilliard High School. She hopes to teach in or near Columbus after her graduation from Ohio University in March, 1~74. THE MIDDLEPORT ELEMENTAR Y SC HOOL Kin· derganeil will hold graduation ce remonies at 7:30p.m . on Thursday , May 24. Dr. Albert Leep, Ohio Unive,..ity Professor, has been invited to speak and the Junior High Bar<l will provide musk . lo·a Weight loser . SHIRT FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE In At9- 0ut At 5 Use ~r Free Parking Lot Robinson's Cleaners ,.------------· I I 1 Here's the Man l I To See For . . • I I THE II I · ~I ·Sears I I I I I I I I l BEST I Lou Osbo<'ne l · VALUES Saturday and late Monda y Colwnbus . locations include 1nclude: the Central Office, first floor , Akr on District , 265 S. Mai n 66 Eas t Gay Street; Columbus Street ,. 1216 Ja3a-4900 ; (:in Thelma Lantz wa s crowned District OHice , i4J East Broa d · cinnati District , 900 Dalton ·queen for a weigh t loss of 1 1'2 Street. and Inc ome · Tax· Street at West 8th Street, pounds at a recent meeting of Dtnsi6n Office. 1030 Freeway • 513 !852-3311; Cleveland the " New Me " Cl ub , Mrs. Dn,·e ~ orth , located east of District, . £.erry -Payne Bldg., Evelyn Well , P omeroy. Houle Sinclair Road just north of 740 Superior Avenue , £216 )57!1- 3, reports . ~! o rse Road . 2954 ; Dayton District, ~n ott At the meeting a " pig" wa s Taxpayer informati on can Bldg., Room 30>, 15 East 4th awarded and members wh o also be obtained during these Street, -' 513 )223-9121 ; Toled o had gaine d we ight were added hours and during normal District, l 271 Monroe Street . required to perform 1'pig" working hours· f 8 a. m. to 5 p. I 41 9 1 l73 -315 3; Youngstown tricks. The door prize wa s won m . weekdays 1 by c allin g District, 311 9 Markel Street, by Mar lene Putm.an . Game 1614 1469- 7910 in Columbus . • 216 1788-5093; and Zanesville prizes were won by everyone ·Kos ydar -s.aid. District, 421 E . !\lain Street present. Evelyn and Linda Other distri ct offi ces open ' 614 )453-0038. Well, Thelma Lantz, Connie and Marlene Putman ; . Cindy and Ca rol Scyoc. Perso ns interested in joinin g the clu b ar e invited to contact Ruth Putman REEDSVILLE Th e treasurer. Surprise birthday at 667-3396. ReedsviUe United Method ist card shower s were held · for Women meeting y;ith Mrs. Mrs. Mamie Buckley and Mrs. Vi\·ian Hwn phrey had as their May Hump hrey ; · also · a de\·otion topic~ ".'.'Jesus on· the friendsh ip card shower for Cross'', led by Mrs. Mamie Mrs. Rose Thomas . Buckley, exem plified in so ngs, Refreshments were served to BIRTHDAY OBSERVED praye rs and r eadings by the above and Mrs. Verna LETART FALLS - Mr. and SC\'eral members . Rose, a gues t ; Mrs. Dor otha '.lrs. Mary Penningt on, Riebel , Mr.s. Nell Wilson , Mrs . Mrs. Dallas Hill entertained Sunday afternoo n witti a part y distri c t missi onary secr.etary , Ruth Dillon , Mr s . Teddy s poke as did Mr s. Vesta Mundry, Mr s . Emma Durst, in observation of the 13th birthWyncoop, Del.,ware, of the _"_?.n.<LMrs. Lillian P ickens. The day anniversary of the lr son , OMS missi onarY group . next meeting is with Mrs . May Dean. Gues l'3 were members of his.Sunday School class at the An Easter party was planned Humphrey . Door prizes were for the Co unty Children 's awarded to Mrs. Wyncoop, Apple Grove United Methodist home. Utters were read fr oTh Mr s. May Hwnphrey an d Mrs. Church. Refreshments of ice cream , soft drinks and a cake the· distri ct president- and Dillon. insc rib ed " Ha ppy Brilhday Dean ' ' were served to -Jimmy •. . Dale and Steve Riffle, Carl , Jimmy an d fulndy Alley, and Darla and Deanna White . (Continued from pa ge 3) again st middleweight Gene frazier and George Foreman. Wells and heavyweight rookie His penchant for action led Louis Rogan among o!)lers. ORDER YOUR him to l)irmingham, Ala ., 10 · Rog an , form e r All-Ohio days ago where he fought three Valley Co nference fullback at EASTER loca l bfJxers in three -round ex- , Morehea(j ( K y .) State Univerhibiti on$. shy, wa s scheduled tO fight AI · FLOWERS '"!'he last guy was trying to Monday of Akron ,_ Ohio, in a get to me, so I knocked him four-round preliminary bout EARLY out, " Ellis r.ecaUed today . " l Saturday . Each has won his had to stop him ." only pro. bout · · Ellis displays confidence goThe se mifinal, eight-round inginlo the bout against the 3.1- bout pits two Ohio lightweights, 59 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0 . year-old .H arris, who ~as a 13-4 Willie Williams of Akron, 20-17, ' 91''2-5560 reco rd. against J ohnny North of " ! have had si)< knockouts in Cincinnati , t;.J. is rewarded ·women of Reedsville meet l l hours 1· I L----..:-----.1 1220 E. Ma1 n Pomero y PH . 992 · 2178 confidence that No. 7 is only away . Ellis arrived here Monday night afte r a strong workout in Miami, and ha s sparred :-r-~~X:;:~::::::::!:S:,:::~~=~=:::.' . BLACK A.. O WHITE ooll7 ~~~ ~JiY~ · LETART fALLS A fellowship dinner at the Letart Falls Com munit y Center Saturday night hosted by the Women 's Society of Christian Service of the Apple Gro\'e Uni ted Meth odi st Chu r ch featured an Easter Program . Tables for the dinner were plac~d in the form of a cross with white covers and fl ower _ ar ran gements of dog wood, r edbud, lila c and lilies made by Mrs . Dallas HilJ. The Rev. Howard Shiveley gave the pra)'er preceQ.ing the dinner .. Dallas Hill gave qevotions opening with "The Old Rugged Cross ." There wa s scri pture and prayer by the Rev . Mr . Shiveley. The Easter program , ;, Picture of Calvary '_' was prepared by Dorsey Parsons and given by the Rev. Frank Chee sebr e w. Mr s. Carr oll ' Wh ite s ang " Were You Th ere ?" with Mr s . Olden Thaxton at th~e piano. Pra yer wa s by the Re;·. Mr . Cheesebrew . Attending were Mr . and Mrs . Jack Ables, Vickie, Ronme and NAME OMITfED REEDSVILLE Ben Buckley's name was omitted from the notice of the birthday celebration at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ruth . All the strength and fo rce of man comes from his faith in things unseen . He who believes is stroli g : · he who" doubts is weak. Stt:ong conviction s precede . great ac· ti ons, James F . Clarke. Unitarian Minister . Paul , 1\lr, and Mrs . Robert Smith, Mr . and Mr s. Dallas Hill and Dean , Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Norris and Tracer, :.irs. Bertha Robinson , Mrs. Alice Balse r , Mrs'. Erma Wilson, Mrs. Dolly Wolf, Earlv Roush, Mrs. Roy Buck, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush, the R.-·. Mr. and Mrs. Shiveley, Gene , Bill, Jim and J ohn, the Re'' · and Mrs. Cheese brew, St. Clai r Hill , Mr . a nd Mrs. Dorsey En EVEN TURNS ITSELF OFF AUTOMATICA••Y! AFTER !mU ION GOEs OFF TtE All NCJ NO N1'Bfti'INi SIGNAl IS llEl'IG RECaVEo. • Remote Control Tuni ng-lurn set on/off-;:hange channels with remote control lunihg • Privale listening earphone • Instant picture and sound · E SLEEP SENTRY 1f you fall as leep whil e watching TV, when the station ~oes off the air (and providing the·re 's no interfering signal on the stalion'l the Sleep Sentry goes into action and automatically tu rns off the TV for you. ' Miss Nancy Jean Peterman , daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth B. Peterman , Sandusky, and Mr . Thomas L. Osborne , son of Mr . a nd Mrs. Ronald Osborne, Long Bottom, were married on March 17 at 6:30p.m. at the Zion Lutheran Church in Sandusky. WERNER RADIO &-l V. Middleport 2nd Ave. "'""" _:~......,'" Danny Sayre · · CARPET SPECIAL COMPL E TE LY INSTALLED WAL'L TO WALL With Heavy Foam Rubber PacJ 2 ROOMS AND HALL Inc lu de s: 12 'x 15' Living Rm 9' x.l2 ' Bedroom 3 ' x12 ' Hall ~6 ~ . ONLY $26·9 Ova lily 501 nylon carpeting with heavy_foam rubbe r paa , .exper t ta ck less inst all a tion . Choice of c.olors. All work guaranteed. See Wende ll Grate for th is buy , or ireeestimateon any carpet insta lla ti on . RUTLAND FURNITURE WENDELL GRATE RUTLAND, D. Massey Ferguson lawn and garden tractors. Ready to start when you are. ' Mrs. Thomas L Osborne Parsons, Roge r, Sharon tind Cindy Roush, ~!r. and Mrs. Carroll Wh ite, Darla , Deanna, Keith and Kevin , Joer Roush , ana Mr . and Mrs. Olden Thaxt on , Just turn the key or give a steady pull and you ' re ready to go ! . Dependable starts on 5 always ready models from 7 to' 14 h .p . for reliable performance in nearly any weather! Simple, effortless operat io n saves lime an1f work . We back up every ma c h ine with parts anci service ... because we know they 're dependable! -- FRIDAY MARY SHRINE , Wh ile Shrine of Jerusalem, . open installation of officers Friday, 8 p.m. at the IOOF hall in Pomeroy. Business meeting at 4 p .m. with all offi cer s urged to attend. Potluck refreshments following the inslallalion. SOUTHERN LOCAL Band Spring ·concert Friday, 8 p.m . worthy matron , and Dale at high school. Director is Dr. Smith , worthy .Patron. Tom Phillips. Initiation for one candidate YOUNG Adult Class, was held. Cards for several Bradford Church of Cllrisl, 7:30 members who are ill were p.m . Friday at the c hurch. signed. Two members were .. PANCAKE Supper, Friday, suspended for non-payment of beginning ! p.m. at Rutland .dues . Read at the meeting were Elenientary School, sponsor ed invif<!tions to inspections from by Rutland Fire Department several chapters . and Au<iliary . Public invited . Friends.night was announced RETURN Jonathan Meigs for April 28 at the Point Chapter , Daughters of the Pleasant Chapter , and Roberta American Rev olution , 2 p.m ., Circle was announced for April Friday, home of Mrs. Emerson 19 at McConnelsville with a Jones, Middleport. Program . potluck dinner at .6:30 p.m . by Mrs . Dale Dutton . Roll ca ll, MrS. Schoen1eb, treasurer of an adm ir ed woman . Cothe Past Matrons Club , hostesse s , Mrs. Lawrence reported on a project un· Milhoan, Mrs . Everett Hayes. The double ring ce remony dertaken by that club to secure HOST Garden Club comwas performed following a funds to purchase a headstone mittees for the Reg ion 11, Ohio prog ram of organ music before for the grave of Past Matron Association of Garden Clubs, an 3Itar detorated with flowe rs Carrie ~ye, who di ed las t year spring meeting to be held and candelabra . The bride was at the age of 94. She expressed Saturday at Trinity Church are given in marriage by · her appreciation to those who ha ve to meet at I p.m . Friday at fathe r . donated . Trinity Churc h. Pomeroy. Mr . Martin Osborne of Long The examini ng committee SATURDAY Bottom served as bes t man for exempli fi ed its dutie s - and DAN CE f o llowin ~ band his brother , and the uShers niitiatory pJ;"a ctices were set banquet at Southern Hi g h were Mr. Jim Thorpe , Wilmfor April 26 and 30 in School Saturday at 8:30 p.m . in gton, and Mr . Jac k Hilborne, preparation for inspection on Mu sic by Woodquill. Admission A re ce ption Ma y L lt wa s noted that a aO CincinnatL $1. Sponso r ed by ba nd honorin g the couple ~~:.as held at yea r pin will be sen t to Mrs. boos ter s. the Greentree Inn , Sandusky. E dith Shain who lives in ALL INTERESTED persons The new Mrs. Osborne is a Fl or ida . Spring fl ower s invited to drug awareness se nior at Ohio Univers it y, decorated the dining room program sponsored by Modern Athens . Mr . Os bo r'nc, a table for the refreshments Woodmen of America Camp graduate of OU, is a li eutenant served by Mrs. Rachel Downie, 7230 at Burlingham , 7:30p.m . in the U. S. Army s tationed at Mrs . Virginiq Edw.ards, and Sa turd li y. Chie f Charle s Fort, Knox, Ky. Mr s. Polly Eichinger, with Coc hran~- - Athens Police Mrs. Ruth Moore and Mrs. Department; Will discuss drug Amnesty is granted before conv[ction , pard on is granted Dorothy Downie as co n- abuse in U. S.; illustrated after con viction . tribuling hostesses. ,br oc hure s available ; group from. Cheshire Will entertain; door prizes, refreshments. SPECIAL MEETING ," Middleport Masonic Lodge 363 CHESTER The Pas t Rou sh and Mr s. Riden our f&AM Saturday, 7:30 p.m .; work in master mason degree . Council~·· s Club of Chester conducted games. Hos tesses All· master masons invited. Council 323, Daughters of for the May meeting be SUNDAY America, met Tuesday night a t. Mrs. Mae Spencer and Mrs. AL each evening, 7:30 REVlV the hall. Mrs. Zelda Weber and Hatti e Frederick. p.m. a t Middleport United Mrs .. · Letha Wo od . were Pentecos tal Church wi th th e hostesses with · Mr s. Ada Rev . Dana Byrd as cvangeli.s t. Morri s assistin g in the absence · Pastor William Knittel invites of Mrs. Wood: the public. Mrs . Ada Neulzling presided EASTER DRAMA, "Thou at the meeting. The death of . . Art ·the Chri st," Sunda y at the Mrs . Ma e . Spencer's · mother, A special schedule for the ' Syracuse Presbyterian Church Mrs. Martha McElroy was S::j,cred Heart Church during at 7:30p .m. Cast members -to reported and it was noted that Miss J oyce Myers, daughter of HolyWeekhas beenannounced meet at. c hurch at a :30 for · by the Rev . Father Bernard dinner . Mrs·. Dorothy Mye r s, is Krajcovic. EASTER CANTATA at hospitalized. It includes masses on Palm Syracuse As bury United Others attending the meeti ng Sunday, Band lO.a.m .; ·m asses Methodist Church Sunday at . were Mr s. o·pal Hollon, Mrs. on Monday, Tuesday , Wed- 7:30 p.m. Choirs from Forest Go ldie Fredel-ick, .Mrs. Ethel nesday, 7:30 p .m .; mass on Run , Minersville and Syracuse Orr, Mrs. Zona Biggs,. Mrs. Holy Thursday, 8 p.m .; Good Methodist Churches will Laura Ma e Nice, Mrs . Betty Friday, liturgiCal- service, 8 pre se nt " Th e Seven Las t Roush, Mrs. Mabel Van Meter , p.m .; Holy Saturday Easler Words." Mrs. J ohn Sauvage, Mrs. Erma Cle land, Mrs. vigil service, 7:30 p.m .; director , and Mrs . Roy Hattie Frederick, Mrs . PaUline ma sses on Easter Sunday, 8 Jenkin s, pianis t. Publi c is Ridenour, and Mr s. Jean a. m . and 10 a .m , invited. Summerfield. Confessions will be heard COUNTY WIDE . class Refreshmen ts were served. before the evening masses on mee ting Sunday at Letart falls The door prize was awarded to Monday , 1'uesday and Wed- United Brethren Church from 2 Mr s. Erma Cle la nd . Mr s. nesday from . 7:15 to 7:4> p.m . to 4 p.m. Glen Bissell , leader. on Holy Thursday and Good The Rev : Free land Norris is frida y from 11 a.m. until 12 the pastor . The public is invited noo n, 3 to 4 p.m . and .6:30 to 7 to attend. p.m . . The Rev. Father William Excellent Reading ' for Fol som of Mt . St . Mary . Easter -. · Hospital, Nelsonville, will hear con fes s ions th is Saturday evening and before the masses on Palm Sunday . Mrs . Freda Ball and Mrs . Freda Hartinger were prese nted 50-year pins by Mrs. Edna Schoenleb on behalf of Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of · the Eastern-Star, at a meeting Tuesday night at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Presiding at the meeting we re Mrs . Syl via Midkiff , MOTOROLA -· · We all want to be con· self-starter s; it's a normal bit of e·gotlsm . Practically al l the pioneering figures who have illUmina ted hi story have bee n sel t .starters . The people who get to the top in anything ar e self· starters. But what does it tak e? . What is the magi iu1 , that sets a person 's inner engines to work ing?. One thing that marks a self-starter is a desire to satisfy himself - his self. esteem or hi s consc ience. He wants not on ly the high · r~gard of other people ; he must also have h is own. And ~nee he sets himself a course, the truly self · motivated perso.r1 usually proceeds with the utm ost confidence. Are you a self. starter? We at Sayre ·Hdwe. have such a -high regard for our water refining appli.ance that we give a wr itten 10 year guar!'Jnfee. Al l Our units are thoF-oug hl y tested and p_rofess ionally l·n. stalled · for complete sil ti sfaction . Be a self starter and call us a 882· 2525. " There is noth ing else like it." ~idered SAYRE HARDWARE New Haven, W.Va . Past Councilors club met will Schedule for maSSeS iS Sef EASTER IDEAL Consider the world 's largest maker of tractors first $1.95 There is no depe ndence that can be . sure but -a dependence upon one's self. - John Gay, En glisll com1 poser .. NURISH ·S ALE Save $2 . 15 ,000 sq ft bag (6Jih lbs) ~ 17.95 Save $1.50 I 0,000 sq ft bag ( 41 lbs) ~ 13.45 Save 75¢ 5,000 sq ft bag (20'h lbs) :J.#.r 7.20 MODERN SUPPLY 399 We!tf Maih Sf reef . 992 ·2164 Pome.roy , Ohio . THE STO RE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF' ' FOR PETS STA B LIES . LAeGE AND SMALL AN IMALS LAWNS ' GARDENS. FERTILIZER FUNK'S . . ~·o parti es, one with her Roush . Playdoug h and balloons kinderga rten classmates and were given as favors and the other with Sunday School hotdogs, pol.a~.o chips, ca ke, ice and neighborhood friends , ., cream and juice were served . Carol Simons, Egg replica cups held the honored daughter of the Rev . and Mrs. candy treats for the children. Charles Simons •. on her sixth Sl. reamet·s.. balloo ns a nd birthday Wedn esday: large fl owe rs in a red and Mrs. Simons·gave a party for yellow color sc heme:decorated Car ol during the morning the house. Attending besides kinderga rten session using e.g:g those named were W.cs Simons, replica candy cups, party hats and favors. Ice cream and cupcakes were served a nd games were played . From H o 6p.m . the Re v. Mr. and Mrs. Simons entertujncd at th eir home for Ca rol. Games were played with prizes going Lo Connie Bailey, Tina Miller, Laura Horsley, Brian Grnn, Carole Bailey, Timmy Miller, Mary Beth Br~we.r, and Terri Craig Darst, Kim" 'Fra ley, Jennie Meadows, Eric Johnson, Mi chl King, and Mrs. Arland Kin g. · Others prese nting gifts were Trina Gibbs, Me lissa Gum , and Eddie Miller. Donation made b h h Ia ry C (if~ C SS j Ca 1 ~nda1 ' That 's when you wish you had an Acc utron wat ch. Its tun ing lark movement is guarantPed lo keep il faithful to withi n a minute a month. So don 't be led astray. See us and 'we 'll snow you a great se lection of Accutron watChes . In standard , calendar, day/ date and special featur!] models. From SHO. r----·-·.-..--~..-..·-~·--·1 SEED 49995 We're ready to talk when you are! ·M ODERN .SUPPLY 180 Mulbeny 992-2115 Pomeroy The trulh· loving tuning fork watch. ! Are I Beautiful! ' See Th em At lOLA'S 1 I I A contnbutton of $100 w<.1s made to the Judson College at , Elgm, Ill., a Baptist college, by' M . 1S · P am i'l ycamore, omeroy the Hearthstone Class of the \o.o-..-...._..._,.....;,_.__.._....._.._,....J Middl eport First Bapti st Church. .Meeting Tuesday night a t the . hume ·o' f Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hu ~ hes, the class voted to se nd the money to the schoo l, to plv chasc ~rec lilies for the sa nctuary for Easter Sunday,, and to provide cooki es and Koo i-Aid during daily vacation Bible school in Jun e. The Rev . Charles Simons, pas tor . a nnoun ced Easter sunrise services at 6 a·.rn . Mrs. Willis Anth ony had devotions using sC ripture from Acts 2, 2:1· 24, and an Easte r article, I I ·KNITS SLACKS and add SHIRTS anparadll some~hin9 new for SPRING · >~ Ri sen and Indeed." CAREER CLUB Refr esh men ts were served by lhc hos tess to the pastor, Mr . and Mrs. Werner , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubba rd, Mr"_and Mrs. Paul Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Anthony, Edison Baker, and Mr . and M1·s . Milton Hood . How about flexibility? Not only when you move and stretch; · but when you mix and match? Sunday School For Spring, D1ess, Sporting. Plenty of Polyester Knits. contest.is on A Tremendous A Sunday School Co ntes t is in prog ress at the Middl eport United Pentecosta l Church on - Selection of Sizes and Styles South :lrd AVe. in which an adull will win ;1 Bible and youn g people are COJ!lP ~~ing for a barrcl ·of prizes. The ·cunlcs t is going. on now through Easter Sund ay. The Sunday School is now ranked firs t in ihcir di vis ion. There is special singing each Sunday . 0 m They'll Fit Into Your Life, Young or Old Special Portrait Value 1. DAY .ONLY.I SATURDAY, APRIL 14th . . MOTHERS, BRING YOUR CHilDREN TO mE MIDDLEPORT A&P . WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES . AT 786 SECOND AVENUE GET A FAMOUS FAIN-NATIONAL PHOTO OF EACH OF YOUR CHILDREN! Glory of Easter $2.50 ------------~~·------------ .GET. A·BIG MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE X Bank Ra1e Financing "ALL YOU CAN EAT" ·-. 11:30 AM TIL 3 PM • ADULTS '3.50 CHILDREN •1.75 J99 WesnAain Street 992-2164 Pomeroy, Ohio THE S.iORE WITH"ALL KINDSO.F STUFF" FOR PETS · STABLES - LARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS - LAWNS - GAR DENS. ·· The BERGEN • D4509W 23" diagonal giant screen Super Chromac61or· Tabl e TV . M ~tal cab inet in grau1ed .Kaslnnir Wa lnut colo~. T 1tan 101 Cha.ssi-s - over· 90% .solid•state 1 .Sol 1d ·Sta te . Supef Go ld V1deO Guard Tuner. One·Button Tu ntno. AFC . Spotl1te 0 1a ls. .~ . ... ... . > .:'. . PHOTO HOURS: INGELS FURNITUR'E 992-2635 Open Fri . & 1Sat. Night Middleport 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO AND 12 WALLET SIZE PICTURES: PLUS A CALENDAR PICTURE! ALL YOURS FOR ONLY No Reservations Taken Sugar Run Flour ·Mills -Accutron°by Bulova 1 EASTER . 1 j FASHIONS j !l cluslc . I4K gold ·flll ed. Sl75. At fir st you tell yourself , " Whal'$ a few minutes of!? " But when you catch your wat cn cheatin g on you iime and time again.. . ·- _ BUFFET Now •••••• ' . SUNDAY PIONEER , .. CORN ' II (ALL ANALYSIS) . FUNK'S AND • 50-Year 1 Social ~, Carol Stmons pins given I\ Calendarll birthday celebrated £aStef program fieatUfed Dudley's Flo'rist I I · I a row," Ellis sai.d, exuding ...------~--...;.-----------., SEARS Catalog Merchan1 center representinr he Cllnst ; on each stde cA the large candle "'ere su smaller ones representrng the 17 disciples. Also on the table was a small loa f of bread and SJh•er cup to represent the Communion. Each member present had a reading pertaining to each disc1ple and BS they spoke the candle was lighted for thai disc1ple .. Readings relating to Maundy Thursday. Good Friday and Easter Day were read by Mrs. Russ Watson , Mrs. Fred Nease and Mrs. Edith Sisson. Mrs . Scott also read the "Legend of the Robin." ~Irs . Merrill f loyd had the "special article" entitled " Visit to Lord and King ," and Mrs. Edison Hollon read an article, " Food Symbolisms for Easter." P lans for the mothe rs ' banquet on ~lay 15 and also the Easter breakfast for the Uswin Nease, Mrs . · Olan Genhe1me r , Mrs . ·Alfred Yeauger, Mrs. John Scot!, Mrs. Russ Watson, Mrs. Fred Nease and the h<>~le!lses, Mrs . Edith Sisson and Mrs. Mel'l'ill Floyd. Ellis-Harris 216 E. 2nd . Pomeroy I midnight Monday in Columbus, ' MIXERSVILLE The WSCS of the forest Run Umted· Methodist Cllurch met Tuesday evening al the ehurch with Mrs. Edith Sisson and Mrs. MelTill Floyd hostesses and Mrs. Hanson Holter a contributing hostess. The service opened with the group song, " Are Ye Able," followed by devotiono by Mrs. Uswin ~ease on the topic, "Witnessing by Cllurch Attendan ce ." Prayer by the leader followed . A Tenebrae Service con: dueled b)! program leader, ~frs . J ohn Scott , was in keep ing with the Lenten Season. Its purpose was to personally examine our tires of S. rvice and 1o expand faith by reviewing the :meaning of the crucifixion and resurrection . '!'he program centered around - the altar table on which were placed one large candle in the Room M other s are maltin g ca ps, gowns and tassels for the children. Principal Robert Morris and Superintendent of Meigs ·----··-1 Local Schools, George Har graves , will present dipl omas. Refreshments " ill be served. The public i!J invited. THE fOURTH GRADE CLASSES of Middleport Elementa ry School visited the Tu-Endie-Wei Park in Point Pleasant last Sa tu rday in C<Jnnection with their s tudy of the Revolutionary War. They also recenU)!. visited the planetarium at Parkersburg lligh School. This was in relation unit on the so lar system in science , State's tax offices to extend time . COLDIBJ.:S .- GO\· . John J . Gilligan said tuday offices of th e · Oh w Department of Ja .<ali on in Columbus and the d~par(men l s district offices located throughout the state wiU rernam open this Saturday and until midnight \londay; April 16 , the deadline for filing pe rsonal income tax returns. 1 ' 1 ha\'e instruc ted the Department of Ta""tion to keep its ofhces . open on Saturday and late ~londay in or de r to affo rd tax pa yer assistance and info rmati on ' de adline ,· · ·Until t he filing Governor Gilliga n said. Se,·eral hundred thousand Ohioa ns · have visited or teleph~n.ed offices of the Department (If Taxation for filing information since .the governor instituted a statewide taxpayer assistance pr og ra m · early in ·Januar'y . Tax Commissioner Robert .J . Kosydar said three offi ces will be open fr pm 8 a . m. td 5 p.m. Saturday and from 8 a . m. until · WSCS group meets Syracuse , Forest Run and Mmersv!lle Parash at the Forest - Run Church were discussed . Refreshments ~·ere served to Mrs. Denver Holter, Mrs . Edison. Hollon, . Mr s. $100 . BLACK & WHITE ---------------·------------• No A9e Limit- Adults Welcome Photo<Jrophed Single Only- $1.00 Per Person No Proof Passers- Take Proofs Home · .,.. No. Other Obligation- Color Available * * �.., PORTLAND WorshiP 7 : 30 p m ; evening worship, 7 · 30 P rn • Church School 9 . 30 a .m . p m B ible s1udy, Wednesday , SUTTON Wcrship , I I am . 1 30 p .m . pastor Sunday Schoo . (nur MT. UNION BAPTIST sery adult! , 9 am ; Charles 2n d and 41h Sun days , Church Evans , Christian Edvcat ton School 10 a .m . Rev Cecil Cox . pa stor Svndol y WESLEYAN !Raci n e) Scho ol supt., Joe Sa yr e . Su p! . worsh •P serv ice , 10 : 30 a .m .; con t~rmat ion cl asses . Wor s h1p . 11 am .; Church Su nday school. 9: •5 a . m .; Tuesday , 7 B 15, junior con SchooL 10 am . · Sunday even ing wor sh1p, 1 30 f i rmation class, t ime set tlf.ORTHEAST CLUSTER Wednesday ' prayer ana Bi ble R ev . Jacob lehman study, 1. 30 p .m . .weeki y , senior confirm at ton POMEROY R e v . Stanley Brandum T Up p E R s p 1: A 1 N s class Sen10r choir, 7 lO p .m POMEROY TRINITY SACRED HEART Rev Tuesday JOPPA ..- Wor'!ihlp 10 a .m .• CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev . w H Perrin . pastor . Roy Fathe"r Bernard Kraicovic, Pra yer Eugene Underwood, pa stor, SE'VENTH - DAY AD · Church School 9 Mayer , Svpt Church school. paslor . Phon e 991 · 2825 VE-NTtST . ~ Located on Meeting , Wednesday, 8 p :m . Howard CllldweiL Jr , s unday 9 : IS am .. worsh tp, 10 · 24 a .m .. Sa turday even ing MasS. 7, 30 Mulberry Height s, near LONG BOTTOM - ' Chu r ch School Su pt . ; Su nday Sch ooL vouth cho i r rehearsal Monday , p ,m . Sun day Mass , 8 and 10 Ve teran s Memor ial H Ospital, serv1ces, 9 a . m : Sunday 9 : JO am : Morn ing sermon , 6 30 p m ., Mrs Marv tn Burt, am . Con fess ro ns , Sa turday , 7 Sc hool 9 4.5 am . Bible Stud y 10 : 30 am . ; Sunday evenmg Pomeroy . Pastor t1erbert d ire c tor . sen tor cho1r 7· 30 p m . every Thursday . 7: 30pm . service, 7 p m . M organ Sabbath School. every rehearsal , 7. 30 p m , Thurs POMEROY FIRST BAP NORTH 8ETt1EL Wor LETART FAllS UNITED Saturday at 2 p m . and worshiP day , Mrs . Paul Nease , TIST - Robert Kuhn , pastor , Ship II a .m . ; Chu r c h Sc hool 10 BRETHREN - Rev Freeland service follow ing at 3 . 15 p .m . d irector Will1am Watson . Sunday school Open B ib le d iscuss.on each ol .m Norr is, pastor , Floyd Norris , POMEROY CHURCH OF supt. Sun day school , 9 . 30 am . , Thursday at 7. 30 p. m . at th e AlFRED - Sunday school, supt. Sund ay sch ool. 9 · 30a ,m .; THE NAZARENE Corner BYF . 6 p .m . • B 1t;lle stu~y, chu r ch " The F rtend ly 9 : 45 am each Su nday. morning sermon . 10 30 am .; U n lon and M u lberry . Rev . Wednesday , 7 p m .; c ho1r preacb ing at 11 a.m each Prayer ser..,ice , Wednesday , Clyde V . Henderson , pastor practice . Wedne sday , 8 30 p m . • Chu r c h ." Sunday Prayer meeting, 7 : 45 7. 30 p m. GRAHAM UNITED Sunday sch oo l, 9 JO <J .m . Glen POMEROY WESLEYAN p .m . Wednesday ; WSCS, 8 p .m . CHESHIRE CHURCH OF METHODIST Preaching M cClung, s up! , morn ing HOLINESS CHURCH 9 30 a m , f 1r s l and seco nd on thi rd Tue sday each monlh . GOD OF PROPHECY . G P . worsh i p , 10 . 30 am .; even ing Harr,sonvllte Road , Rev . RE"EDSVtlLE Sunday Sm1 th , pastor Sunday School . Sundays of each month , lh1rd servlce , 7 30 , m td week ser O ' Dell Man ley , Pastor , H enry sc h ool, 9 ·JO; preaching, 7 . 30 lOam ; A rthur Henson, Sup! , ; and fo u rth Su nQay s each vice , Wednesday , 7 JO p m Eblin , sunday School Su pt. month, worsh ip servrce at 7 ·30 p m Sunday . prayer meet ing , Mornmg wor ship , 11 am , GRACE EPISCOPAL Su nda y School 9 30 a m ; 7 30 P m Tuesday ; W SCS, 7 · 30 Young Peoples &e rv 1ce, 7 p m : p ro Wednesday evenmgs at Morn l no prayer and sermon , Evenmg worsh 1p 7 30 p .m , l rrst Thursday each mon th Even ing serv 1ce, 7: 30 p .m . 7· 30. Prayer and B1ble St udy 10 : 30 a m Holy commun 1on Prayer and Pra ise ser v ice. SILVER RIOGE - Wor shr p ' Wednesda M 'd W k p FIRST SOUTHERN BAP and sermon , f ir st Su nday s, Thursday , 7 30 p .m , 10 am ,· Chu,ch Sc hoo l, 9 a .m . Se rv ice, Y7 301 p . m ee. • Youth rayer TIST 282 Mulberry Ave , 10 . 30 a . m . Church school , NEASE SETTlEMI:NT TUPPERS PLAINS mee t ing 6 30 p .m ., Even i ng Pomeroy . aH i lial e d w 1th k indergarten thr ough t> tghth CHAPEL Non . WorSh i p 9 a m .; Church wor sh1 p , 7 30 p .m . . S B C . the Rev Fred Hill , grade, 10 .30 a .m . denommahonal, George s School, 10 a . m CHESTER CHURCH OF pastor . Her she l M cC lure . POMEROY CHURCH OF Otter. Pa st or Sunday Sc hoo l lO KENO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ReY . Sund ay school su pt Sunday CHRIST - Mr Hoyt All en , Jr , am Worshi p Se r vice ll am sc hool. 9 . 30 a m , morning CHRIST Ho bart N ewell , H~rbert G rate , pastor . Wor pas lor Bible Sc hool , 9 30 a .m .• Sunday nigh1 se r v1ces 7. 30 supt Se rv ice weekly , 9. 30 am sh 1p serv 1ce, 11 am and 7 30 worsh i p., 10 : 30 am ; Su nday wor ship , 10 JO, adult worshiP p.m W ednesday Praye r e~s)ngei1St1c meet1ng , 7 30 p .m on Sunday Preachmg f i r s t and p m . Su nday . Su nday Sc hool. service and young peop le 's mcc1mg 1 30 p m , ~ryo ne fh~rd Su ndays of month by 9 JO am Richard Barron . Prayer meetrng, Wednesda y. meetmg , both 7 30 p .m Sun · welcome 7 JO p m Cll tf ord Smi th . 9 . 30 a.m supt , Prayer meeting, W ed day . Wedn esday, combmed POMEROY WESTSIDE HOBSON CHRISTIAN nesday , 7· 30 p .m· MIDDLEPORT B i ble study and pra'{er CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W UNION Darrel Dodd niL BRADBURY CHURCH OF MT . MORIAH BAP;fiST meeting , 7. 30 p .m . M a in St - Loren T Stephens , pastor Sunday School, 9 ·30 CHRIST Cl 1ff0rd Sm 1th , Co rner Fourth and ~ I n , THE SAlVATION ARMY evange li s t , phone 99 2. 7856 am ., Leonard Gilmore, f irs t m1ntste r Sun day Schoo l 9 · 30 M tddleport R ev Henry Key, Envoy Ra y W Wmmg , off1CE:r Conserva fl vl:', non · elder ; evening se rv ic e, 7 30 am . ; morn i ng chur c h 10 : 30 Jr , pastor Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 m charge Sunday , 10 a.m , instrumental Sunday worship , am • Mrs . Ervin Baumgard P m Wednesday prayer a ,m ; Sunday evening se rv ice , Holmess meeting , 10 : 30 a .m, 10 a m .; 11ble study, 11 am ., ner , supt , Morn1ng w o r sh ip , mee t 1ng , 7 : 30 pm 7 . JO p m. Wedne sday serv1ce, a Sunday School Young People 's worship , 6 p , m Wedne sday MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF p m 1045am . Leg 1on. 7 p m . , Th ursday, 1 to 3 Brble study, 7 p m GOO - Rac i ne Ro ut e 2 The lAUREL CLIFF FREE JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES p m , L ad1 es Home League . 7 MIDWAY COMMUNIT-Y L arry Carnahan . pre s iding Rev Charles Hand , pastor . METHODIST Rev . Robert p m , Prep classes c· H u R c H 1 n o n Sunday sc hool, 9 45 am .. E Buckley , pa stor ... Will iam mm1ster Sunday. Bl ble tee denominational ), Langsville · morn i n g wor ship , 11 a m Bailey , sllpt , Sund ay school lure, 9 30 a m ; Watchtower A thought for the day : The D ex 1er Road , the Re v . Worley study , 10 . 30 a m , Tue sday , Evening serv1ces, Tuesday and 9 30 am , morning wo r shrp , , pastor Su nday school, Bible s tudy , 7· 30 p m . Thurs . 10 30 am , even 1ng worship , F r iday , 7 30 Greek poet Hesiod said, "A bad . Haley 10 a m , eventng wor sh ip , 7 30 day , m 1n1s try schoo l. 7 : 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE 7 JOp m Wednesday Christ 1an neighbor is as great a p m Prayer meet rng , p m. se rv1 ce meetrng 8 30 CHURCH OF CHRIST . Bible Youth Crusa.de , 6 JO p m , Tuesday , 7 . 30 p m , youth s t udy, 9 30 a m ; , morning prayer me etr ng , 7 30 p m ; om misfortune as a good one is a grou'p , Fn day , 7 · 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of worshrp , 10 JO am ; even ing Thur sday c ho1r pract rce, 7 great blessmg ." worShip , 6 JO p m Wednesday p m Chr1st m Chnstian Un1on Bible st u dy , 7 · 30 p m La wr e n ce Manle y , pa sto r , UNITED MINISTRY OF DEXTER CHURCH OF Mrs Russell Young, Sunday MEIGS COUNTY , The United CHRIST Danny , Evans, S~;: hool Supt Sunday School Pr es byt e nan Church , Dw1ght po)stor , ~orman C W i ll , suol 9 30 a m Evenmg wor sh1p, L Zavltz. Pastor · Dire cto r, Sunday Sch ool 9 . 30 a . m , 7 30 Wednesday prayer meetmg , 7 30 p m __ Georg'e w Hutton and Rev . Worship se r.v i ce, 10 30 am . Linson St ebbms , Ass't Pa s to r - C~rrstran Endeavo r Sunday MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF B}' Mrs. Francis Morris eve nmg daughter , Mrs. Mary Boggs GOD - Rac ine Rout e 2, th e D irectors . FIRST UNITED PRES· REORGANIZED CHURCH Rev James M Muncy , pa stor The Esther Circle of the First and Toni. BYTEAIAN , Middle · OF JESUS CHRIST OF Su nday sc hool , 9 45 am . Baptist Church met Monday port. Sunday Church SchooL LATTER DAY SAINTS morn 1ng worsh i p, 11 am , Clifford Bryson of PittsSc hool , 9 30 am , Mr s Homer Portland Ra ci ne Road . Ralph n1ng worsh ,p , 7 : 30 p m evening, April 9, with Mrs. burgh, spent the weekend with •...eve H e rb ert Prayer meeting , Tuesday , 7:30 .- Lee , Su pt , Mor'J]mg Wo_n h i p Johnson, pastor 10 JO a m While , Sunday Sc hool Dire c t or Edna Pickens, hostess, at her his parents, Mr . and Mrs. p .m , Young peopl e's meet mg , F I R S T U N I T E D Su nday School , 9 30 am , 7 30 p m Thursday home. Devotions, in charge of Hobart Bryson . PRESBYTERIAN , Mid · Mornmg worship, 10 : 30 am , RUTLAND CHURCH OF d tepor t , Sunday Church School, Sunday evening servi ce 7 p m GOO Bertha Kingrey, Mrs. Pickens, were entit1ed Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hart and 9 30 am , Lew1 s Sau er , Supt , Wednesday eveni n g prayer su bstitute pastor . Su nday " He Went That Way". Legma of Ft, Meade, Md ., Mornmg Worsh1p , 10 . 30 am . se rv 1ces, 7 30 'p .m Scho ol , 10 a m , wor s hip MT. OLIVE CHURCH BETHLEHEM BAPTIST se rv ic e, 7 p m Sunday . Prayer Scriptur.e was from Matthew spent the weekend with their Long Botlom, Sunday SchooL Gr ea t Bend, Cha rle s Norri s, m~etmg , Wednesday , 7 .3 0 p m . and group singing was parents, Mr. and Mrs. Linley 10 a m . wtth W i llard P1gott , pastor Worshrp serv1ce, 9 30 HAZEL COMMUNITY sup t Evangelrst message each a . m . Sunday Sc hooL 10 30 CHURCH N ear Long Bot "Stepping m the Light". Mrs. Hart and Mr . and Mrs. Edison Sunday e ven i ng , 7 30 p m . by am tom Est II Hart. pastor , Roy Elder Russe ll Cl1ne, m1n1s t er CARLETON CHURCH Dorothy Badgley, chairman, Brace Brown , ass1stant pas tor of the Apo st o l iC F a1th B1ble K 1ng s bury Road Sunday Sunday school, 10 a m , Church - conducted the business session. Study , Wednesday , 7·30 p m. Schoo l , 9 JO am ., Ralph Carl , Rook Crow has returned to 7 30 p m. ea c h SG nday e venmg , pray er meetrng , 7 30 F I R S T U N I T E D su pl Worshtp se r v ice, 10 JO Roll call was answered by Georgia Tech m Atlanta, Ga., p m Thursday PRESBYTERIAN , Syracuse , am and 7 30 p m . alternately . twelve w1th a Bible verse. Morn 1ng W o r ship, 9 a . m , Prayer m eet1ng , Wednesday , MIDDLEPORT PEN · after spendmg spring vacatwn Sunday Churc h Sc hOol, 10 am 7 30 p .m . Rev Jay St i les, TECOSTAL - Th ird Ave ., the The nominating report was with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Mrs Sampson Hall , Supt pa s tor . Rev . William Knrt t e l , pa stor ac ce pted and new officers Alfred Crow and family. STIVERSVILLE COM OLD DEXTER Co'N Rona ld Dugan , Sunday Schoo l MUNITY CHURCH - Sun day GREGATIONAL CHURCH Su p! Cl a ss es for all ages , elected were Mrs . Gretta Mrs . Dorothy Harden of sc hool se rv1 ce. 10a . m, Pray e r Rev Carl Richards , even rng se rv rce , 7 30 p m , mee tmg , Thur sday, 7 p m , pastor . Mrs . Worley Simpson , chairman ; Mrs. Ura Syracuse was a guest Sunday Bible s tudy , Wednesday , 7 •30 Sunday e v enmg seryrce, 7 p .m F ran c is , Sunday schoo l sup!, p m youth services, F rid py , Morris, vice chairman; Mrs . of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Neigler. 7 30 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday sc hool. 9 " 45 a .m , Pomeroy - Harr i sonville chur c h services, second and FREEWILL BAPTIST Lillian Ha Y.man, secretaryMr. and Mrs. Robert Roush Road . Kenne th Ebert s, pa stor fo urth Su ndays following Corner Ash and Plum , Mid treasurer ; Mrs Edtla Pickens, and Nan oy of Columbus were Paul McElroy, Sunday School Sunday sc hool, f1rst and th rrd dlepor-L Noel Herrman . Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am , Sunday evenings , 7 : 30 pm pa s tor Saturday even1ng Wh1te Cross chairman; Mrs. weekend guests of Mr. and morn 1ng wor sh 1p and c om . L 0 N G 8 0 T T 0 M serv1ce . 7 p m Su nday sc hool. Marie Roush , Love Gift Mrs. Owen Wa tson. mun10n, 10 30 am ; Sunday CHRISTIAN Mr Robert 10 am . Sunday e venmg worsh j p, 7 p m evening vouth Ch nst 1an en . Wyatt , pastor , Sunday Sc h ool chairman; Plans were made deavor , 6 30, worShiP ser . sup t Ronald Osborne, Bible FIRST BAPTIST of M id v1 ces. Su nday , 7:30 p . m Sc hool , 9 30 a.m '.. preaching dlepo rt. corner o f Srx th al']d for the serving of refreshments Wedl')esday ev enmg prayer 10 . 45 am .. Evenmg services,~ Palme 1 Streets Rev Charles al the Bertha M. Sayre meeting and Bible study , 7. 30 7 30 p m . S imons , pa s tor Danny HYSELL RUN FREE. Thompson , Sunday Sc hool ,P m Missionary Society at the ST JOHN LUTHERAN METHODIST - Ronald Wells , S up eri ntendent S unday church May I. The Love Gift P1ne Grove, the Rev . Ar1Qur pastor Sunday School 9 30 church schoo l for everyone Combs , pa stor Sunday school , am , Mornmg worsh1p , 10 JO 9 15 a m , Morntng wor ship program by Mrs. Marie Roush 9 JO a m , c hur c h se rvrce s, a m , Young Peopl e's Serv1ce 10 15 am , Evening services, -opened with singing the first 10 30 am 6 45 p m , Evangei1St1c ser 7 30 p m , Wedn esday prayer BRAOBURY CHURCH OF vi ce, 7 30 p m Prayer se rv 1c e, 7 30 p m Extra youth verse of .. Love Divine". CHRIST B rble Schoo l , 9 30 meeting , Thur sday, 7 30 p m actiVItres on Sunday, 5 p m ., FREED aM GoSpEL Scripture was Eph. 4:1-16. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson for a ll youth up to s1x th grade, am ., mornmg worsh 1p , 10 30 am . Sunday even ing Worsh i p MISSION - Bald Knobs , Rev 6 30 for 1un wr and sen ior high 11 Topic was Love" . Readings were Thursd~y dinner guests stude nts Serv 1c e, 7 30 p m , c hoir L R Gluesencamp, pastor pra ctr c e Sunday and Wed · Rog er Wi lfred , Sr, Sunday CHURCH OF .CHRIST , were given on What is Love, of Mr. and Mrs . Harley T. rresday, 7 P.m .• pray er meet1ng School Sup I Sunday School M 1ddleport, 5th and Ma1n , How Tall Are You, The Story of Johnson. and B i ble Stud y Wednesday , 9 30 am ; Sun day evening Raul1n Moyer , pastor Mi chael r lach, Sunday School sup1 7 30 p m wprship 7 30 Prayer meet rng , Christ Healing the Blind and Mrs . Clinton Gilkey of Ge Bible Sc hool, 9 30 a.m , ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Tues.day, 7 JO p m . Ernest For LOve. The last verse of Albany spent Monday with her m or n1ng worship, 10 JO a m , Rev Freeland Norn S, pastor Dee t er, c lass leader Youth even1ng worshtp , 7 · 30 p m , Su nday school 10 am , Church meet 1ng, Wednesday , 7 JO "Love Divine" was sung while parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln prayer se rv rce. 7 p m Wednesday p m , Ernest Deeter , lea der . se rv1 ce 7 p m Wed nesday B1ble Study, 7 p m . MT . HERMON CHU!ilCH OF the offering was given and Russell. RACINE FIRST CHURCH THE UNITED BRETHREN IN MIDDLEPORT CHURCH closed with prayer. The Easter Mr. and Mrs. Brady Knotts, OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . OF THE NAZARENE CHRIST , Robert Shook , Sunday Sc hoo l, 9 30 am , pa s tor . Sunday schooL 9 JO Audry M 1ller , pastor, Lew 1s story was the topic of a Terry, of King Hill, were Morning Worsh 1p , 10 . 30 am ., am , Russel l Spencer, supf , Ell1s, Sunday school supt , program by Mrs. Dorothy recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Sun day school, 9 30 a . m. , Evenmg wor sh rp , 7 30 p m ., worshiP service, 10 · 45 am, M1d -Week Service . even ing wor ship alfernat ing Badgley. Up to Jerusalem, Eugene Haning, Rhonda and morn 1ng worship, 10 30; junior Wednesday Sun day School Su p erin tend en t, W1fh C E at 7 30 p m on soctety, 6 30 p m . NYP S. 6 : 45 Mark 10:32-34. - Readings by Ronald . Ge rald Wells Pastor , Rev . Sunday . Prayer meeling , 7 30 p m . Sunday eva ngelistiC p m Wedne sday Alfred Wolfe, 7 30 p m Prayer · fv\,orris M Wolfe members included Palm Mr . and Mrs. William Boyce meetmg, RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Jay leader mecf~ng, Wednesday. 7·Jo p m Edward B Ftscher, pastor WHITE ' S CHAPEl MEIGS Sunday, The Upper Room, The of Colwnbus returned home COOPERATIVE 1nt erim, Ronn1e Salser, Coo!vi ll eRD Rev . RoyDeeter, Las t Supper, Resignation , after spending a week with Mr. Sun day School supt .• Sunday pa st or . Sunday school , 9 30 PARISH school, 9 JO a . m ; morn ing am ., worsh 1p serv1ce, 10 30 THE UNITED Gethsemane , The Betrayal, and Mrs. Howard Russell and METHODIST CHURCH wor5 h7i) 10 · 45 a . m . sUn day- a .m . B1ble study and prayer Pilate Washing His Hands, The Mr. Earl Russell. Robert R. Card eve n 1ng worsh rp, 7.30 p m se rvi ce , Wednesday , 7 30 p .m 01rec1or Wednesdayevemg Bible study, RUTlAND Mr . and Mrs . Donald Crucifixion, The Empty Tomb, POMEROY CLUSTER 7 30 p .m RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST I, Pilate, I Simon of Cyrene, Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rev . Rober1 R . Card DANVILlE WESLEYAN Rev Samuel Jackson , Rev . F . S1an1en Smfth Rev . Lawren ce Su iJ 1van , pastor Sun day Sc hoo i,IOa m : The Enigma of Judas. During Haggy of Akron and Mrs. CHESTER Worship 9 . 15 pastor . Sunday School 9 . 30 Mrs Ge rtrude Buller , sup ! a, m. youth and ju n1or youth Pray er s.erv )ce. 1. 30 p m , the fellowship hour, Mrs. Ronald Russell, Amanda, a m , Church Sc hool 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worsh ip , 9 service, 6 45 p . m , evening prea ching serv1ce , 2 p .m Pickens served lovely refresh- spent the weekend with Mr. am, Ch u rch School , 10 a .m . worship,7 30p m , prayer and RUTLAND CHURCH OF FLATWOODS - Worsh ip , 11 pra1 se, Wednesday , 7 30 p .m . CHRIST - Ke1th Wise , pastor . ments assisted by her and Mrs. Robert Russell. Mrs. a ,m, Church School 10 a .m . SILVER RUN F.REE Sunday Sc hool , 9 : 30a . m , V H daughter, Mrs . Ollie Mae Clark of Pageville was an· POMER'OY Worship, BAPTIST Rev . Howard •Braley, Supt .; worship service 10 30 a m , Church School 9 15 K 1mbie , pa stor sunday School, _,and c oMmunion, 10 .30 am . , overnight guest. Cozart. am ., UMY F 6 30 p .m 10 a .m, Henry Davis , sup t ., evenmg sery1ce , 7 p m ., Sunday dmner guests of Mr. Rev. Edward Fischer was ROCK SPRINGS - Wor sh ip evenrng ser vic e, 7: 30 p m . Wednesday, Btblestudy , 7 p m lOam , Church Sc hool9 a ITJ ., Prayer meeting , Thur sday, Regular board meeting , third surprised for his birthday and Mrs. Charley Smith and Jo UMYF 6 . 30 p m 7 30 p m Saturday each month , 7 p m MIDDlEPORT CLUSTER Sunday evening after the were Mr. and Mrs. Doyle CHESTER CHURCH OF RUTLAND COMMUNITY Rev 1 Robert Bumgarner GOD Rev Jam~s Sat . CHURCH The Rev Lee Fnapp, Ka11 , Charles, Kevin, chll':_ch __§<)rvice when fiftyHEATH Worship 10 JO t er field, pastor Sunday sc /looL Burn em, Pastor Su nday seven members of the local, and Mr . Daniel Worley of a , m .. Church School9 30 am . , 9 : 30am . , worship servr ce, 11 School 9 30 am , Worsh i p UMY F 7 p m am , even i ':lg service, 7 , serv 1ce, 11 a.m Wednesday congregation went over to the Daniels, West Virginia. RUTLAND - Worsh ip 9 15 pr ayer serv 1ce and youth prayer meetrng , 7 : 30 p . m m ; Church School 10 a m ,; se rvic e, Wednesday , 7 p m Sund ay n 1ght worship , 7.30 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver, aUMYF parsonage. Ice cream and cake 7 p .m . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN P m Johnnie and Eddie, returned to were served . SAlEM CENTER W or CHURCH - Robert E Musser , RUTlAND CHURCH OF 9 am ., Church School 10 pastor . Sunday School 9 30 THE NAZARENE , - Rev Mrs. Lavinia Simpson is a their home in Bridgeman, Ship a .m ; UMYF Thursday , 7 p m am , Robert Bobo , Sup t ., Lloyd 0 Gr1mm , Ji' , pastor SYRACUSE ClUSTER morning worsh1p , 10 30, Sund~y Sc hool , 9 30 am , patient in Veterans Memorial Mich ., after spending a week Rev . Merrell Floyd Sunday evenmg service, 7 30, Mornmg worshrp, 10 : 30 a.m . , Hospital. Mrs. Marian with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. • ASBURY WorShip '11 M1d -week serv1ce, Wedne sday Young people's se rv i ce , 6 45 ' P m .• Evangelist i c serv ic e , Kmghtstep spent the weekend 1 Howard Thoma, local, and his \ a m .• Church Schoot9 50 am .• 7. 30 p m WSCS , t st Tuesday SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 7 ·JO P m Wednesday even ing parents, Mr ~ and Mrs . Sarver With her inother. FOREST RUN - Worship 9 THE NAZARENE - Rev M serv1ce, 7 30 p m a . m , Church Sch oo l 10 am , C Larimore , pastor 'eob MASON · COUNTY Mrs. Helen King of Riley, of Peterstown, Va. W SCS . 3rd WedneSday , 7· JO Moore, Sunday School $ upt THE HILAND C·HAPEL, Mr. William Sayre pf p . m , Kansas, and her daughter, SUnday Sc hool . classes for all George Casto , pastor Sunday MINERSVIlLE Wohhip ages ,, ,9 30 a m , morning Sc hooL 9 30 , eveni ng worship , Columbus is visitmg hi.s Mrs. Greg Roush and two 10 a m , Churc h School 9 a m , worsh1p , 10 45 ; NY~ S Sunday , 7 30 Thur sday evenmg prayer daughters of Syracuse, visited' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W SCS, 3rd Monday , 7 JO p rTJ . 6 · 30 p m ; eva ngeliSti c serv ice se rv 1ce, 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church Sunday , 7 JO p m Mid .week MASON FIRST BAPTIST Mrs. Hazel Carnahan recently. Sayre. school, 9 a m , worsh1p se r . prayer meeting , Wednesday Secon d and Pomeroy Sts ., Stan Mr . and Mrs. Bill Chase of vice , 730 pm 7 30 p m ; Missionary meeting ' Cratg , pastor Sunday school , Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Bentz SOUTHERN CLUSTER second Wednesday , 7.30 p m ' 9 45 am ; worsh•P service , 11 Columbus were _ weekend Rev . Frank Cheesebrew of Coshocton spent Sunday UNITED FAJTH NON a . m ., tra1nrng union , 6 •30 Rev . Martha Ann Mat1ner DENOMIN~TIONAL Rev P m , even1ng worship service, visitors of Mrs. Berdie Wyatt.. with his father, Mr. John Rev. Howard Shiveley Robert Sm 1th , pastor Sunday 7 30 p m . MJd . week. prayer Mrs. Charley Smith, Miss Jo BETHANY I Dorcas) Bentz. school , 9 .30 am . class l eader , se rv 1c e , Wednesday, 1 : 30 p .m . Worsh1p, 9 . 30 a .m: , Church Leo Hil l, worshtp serv i ce FAIRVIEW ' BIBLE Smith and Daniel Worl~y were Mr. and Mrs. Roderick School 10 .30 am . 10 30 am ., church . 7.30 pm : CHURCH -- LetartRoutel,the CARMEl Wor ship, . 11 E D E N U N I T E 0 Rev . Stan Cra i g , pastor. Grimm spent a couple of days Sunday afternoon visitors of a m , 1st and 3rd Sundays , ,BRETHREN IN CHRIST Sunday sc.ho o l 9 30 am ., Mr. and Mrs. Hariey J ohnson. with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Chu r ch Sc hool , 10 a m . Eldon R Blake , pastor Sunday prayer and Bible s1udy , 7 ·Jo APPLE GROVE - Worship, School , 10 a m , W 1nn 1e P m Co ttage prayer service , Larry Grimm and fa.nily at 7 30 p .m . f1rst and third Sun - Holsrnger , Supt Morn 1ng : Tuesday, 10 a.rn, worsh1p days , Churc h school, 9 30 se rmon , 11 am .• Even 1ng Westerville . service, Fn day , 7 30 p m a m , prayer meetmg, frrst service Chnst ian Endeavor MASON CHURCH OF Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jacobs of Wednesday , 7. 30 p .m . 7 30 p1 m ., Mts Lyd~ CHRIST - Worship 10 am , EAST lETART - Worsh1p, Chevalrer , president song 61b le §tu dy, 11 : 15 a . m , Lockborn~ Air Force Base in 7: 30 p m ., sec ond and fourth serv 1c e and .sermon , 8 20 MH::t evenrng worsh {p, 7 :30 p m , Carpenter Colwnbus spent Saturday with Sundays. church school , 9 JO Week prayer meeting Wed · Mid .week serv i ce , Wednesday ,· .m , prayer meet ing , third nesday , 7 30 p m . Mrs Marie 7 . 30 P m her grandparents, Mr : and Mrs . Goldie Gillogly is aWednesday , 7 30 p m Hol si nger , c lass leader . MASON ASSEMBlY OF Mrs. Henry Roush. GREAT BEND - Worship 11 - CHURCH spendmg a few days with her OF JESUS GOD - S~c ond St ., Mason , W m • 2nd and 4th Sunday s ; CHRIST - Located at Rutland Va Ches ter Tennanf. pastor Mr. and Mrs. Ralpl) Badgley brother and sister-in-law, Mr. aChur c h School , 10 a .m. on New L rma Road , next to S t.md~y school , 10 am .; LETART FALLS ...!.... Worship , Forest Acre Park , Rev . Ray visited their son-in-law and and Mrs . T. R. Boring in morn r n~ worsh1p , 11 am ; JV a •n , c; tturc h schoo l , 9 a .m , Rouse , pastor . Robert Musser , e~angelistlc service, 7 30 p m . daughter, Mr . and Mrs. McArthur . Bible study, 7· 30 p m . every Sunday Sc hool sup ! Sunday Btble study and prayer service, Tuesday . school , 10 .3 0 a .m . , worsh ip Wednesday, 7 ·30 p m . Phon.e Thomas Eckersley and Doug at Mr . and Mrs. Rex Cheadle 7· 30 p .m . Bible s tudy . Wed 773 -5133 Hannibal, N. Y. entertained with a birthday n~sday , 7 : 30 p m Sa turda y HARTFORD CHURCH OF MORNING STAR - WorShip ntgh t prayer serv •c~. 7 30 p m CHR 1ST '" Chns1ian Union Mrs. Steve BadgleY. and Kelli supper honoring hiS aunt, Mrs . 9 · 30 a m . Church School 10 30 HEM L 0 C K G R0 V E T. he Rev Wdllam Campbell, acc0m(>llnied her parents, Mr. Metta F'isher . Others attendmg a ·m , Mid · Week. Service , CHRISTIA-N - Roger Watson , pastor . Sunday schoo), 9, 30 , 8 p m pa stor , Ray Whaley , supt . am .: James Hughes , supt , and Mrs. George Simpson of were Mr. and-Mrs. William Wednesday MORSE CHAPEL Wor . . Morl"' i ng worship , 9 : 30 am . even i ng service, 7 .30 p m Charleston, to Atlanta, Ga., to Cheadle, Don, Kathy and Rexie ship 11 am .; 1st and 3rd church sc hool , 10 : 30 am , W&dnesday evening pr.,~er Sundays ; Church Schoo) ,, 10 young people 's meet ing, 6 JO mee lmg 1 7 · 30 p m . Youth visit · ·the Simpsons' other Cheadle. am prayer serv ice each TueS'tlay , I ST . PAUL LUTHEP.AN The Rev Arthur C Lund . u ' BARNEY • - 1ne ually sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Aprill3, 1973 BLESS HER HEART!! GRANNY CREEPS!! rs MAW W!J2 JEST TALKIN' ABOUT VOU --- WHAT DID THAT SWE::J THING SAV ABOUT ME? SHE IF 'IE DON'T EAT VORE VITTLES Ot: GRANNV & .;' . I l fW> A!.X1THER ()IJE ~T r.J0 CfW!I:;e [~U.ll\EBEse,sSJC»J ! _7 I'I"J\\., OF "1"1-'aiE Df'£A'IS I.OSHT. llfi:. m::>O! '---, l CREEPS WILL • GlTCHA!!" "m.-: HALF .1HE 11ME 1HEY'RE ·- CIGARS, CIGARETTES, TERhl PAPERS 4N~ WE PICK UP A GOOD PIECE JUST AREN'T LIKE illE'/ WERt= IN OUR DA'f. DE~ATION5, -mE NONNEGOTIABLE DEMAND& ... dF C~N6EJ Sunday Mark 13 1- 13 Monday Mark 13 . 24-37 ' Tuesday Mark 14 10-21 Wednesday John 14 Racine Social Events l..E'S SiEP INSIDES: WHE~6 1-31 In ' a passion play the leading role IS the Christus . . . Socle l ~ GOING TO GET ON "THE PI-lONE ANt7 CALL ALL "THE ELOERLY F~I END& I-3J WE HAVE. Saturday Luke 19 ... Because we kn ow Christ not by siglit, but by the qualities of His life for us. We are drawn not to a face but to a heart, a Heart that loved and gave and promised and fulfilled. However simple or crude someone's sketch of the Master ... in seeing his Lord we see ours. We are not critics, but believers. se lected by the ,O,mer1un 61ble RIC>HT AFTER DINNER. WE'RE Friday John 16 Through the centu ries there have been many faces, many interpretations. Yet all so easily re cognizable . ~001< Af:tOUND! WINNIE WINKLE 1-27 again an artist's interpretation. Scr~pt~res '1--13 Thursday John 15 In art or sculpture it is called a Christus, an artist's m ~ terpretation of Our Lord. YAC 1N HAW A IlEAL I'vE.AWAfJY TALKED ID -me 130Y& 'l>iFII>MATCH UP PEOPLE I 11ME ON " HAND~ AND SK1L L~ TO CON1RI3UTE WITH VOUNG" FAMILIEB lOOKINGFOR 5UMT11UTE ORANDPARENT5! 28-40 C:opyr• ght 1973 1<e•,ster Advertmng Serv1ce, Inc , Slnsburg, VHg1n101 GASOUNE ALLEY With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is good ir;~ famny and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. Auntu f ix it! la~te like bacon drippin's! Wolfpen NewS, Notes 1HE KIDS ARE ~AT. I'M TALKIIIIG A90UT 1\lE iEACHEI<!S. 10DA'IS KID5 "TRUANT. illEN 1\lERE ARE 1\lE RIOT~ ... 1HE PROTE~T Mejgs County Bra11ch GAULS SHAKE HAVEN Chester. Ohio 1UL11J!'Cl.A9.> THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Short Order Air Co nditioned Restaurant St. Rt. 7 I.IIILBERFCI?C.8 TJmlAPf'l&' I 296 W. Second SUNDAY liMES-SENTINEL Pomeroy ~IJE'R'ffijl f,IGo Ph . 992- 3865 LODWICK'S MARKET Devoted To The. Greater Ohio Valley 'W KNOW A601JT " e€~JAMIIJ . FRP..~KL-1~ 1 ;' General Mercha~dise Tuppers Plains Ph. 667-32BO SWISHER & LOHSE • MARK V STORE Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Yesterday's Ceyploquole: HE WAS A SIMPLE SOUL WHO HAD NOT BEEN INTRODUCED TO HIS OWN SUBCON· SC!OUS.- WARWICK DEEPING by THOMAS JOSEPH (© 1973 King FcatureM Sy ndicRte,Inc .) ROYAL OAK PARK OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Family Re-c reation Swimming, Camping Bakers of Holsum Bread Middleport. Ohio ' THUA_BMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. Devo teu to the Interest of The Bakers of Good Bread Huntington. W.Va . Meigs & Mason Area Pomeroy , 0 . RACINE FOOD MARKET The Store With A Heart Racine Ph. 949-3342 ~t.:.;DY Phone 992-3284 phi los• Hawn 337 N. 2nd MONTG JMERY WARD Meats and,.Groceries · Syracuse 992-3986 f Ph. 992-7590 Est1mates · Guar~nteed Installation. Nationw ide Insurance Co . of Columbus, 307 Spring Ave . Ph. 992-2318 () 0. 0. . Attend the Church of Your Choice BEN FRANKLIN STORE Ph . 992-3498 Bulava Watches · Sales & Service 186 N. Second Middleport 10 I I I Rt"I'EIW I THI5 ~tOW WAS eaT I I II I 0 FRCMA A 5CUFFLE. I Now arranp tho circled lotlera to form the turpriH anawer, u "(I I I )" (AMwen to.orrow) Jundt~·~ field 28. S hinto LINGO DRYLY WISDOM VISION Anl•u:a .N o good viii com« to anyont!fro,. temple thU lrind uf drtift- AN IU WIND 29. Reso lve 31. Anderson's "Hi gh - " '(ES, 51R ...WE WON OUR FlltST for hero 33. Eggs 35. Worn away GAME 1DDA~.. t'M VERI{ HAPN ... 37. Pitcher 38. Back out of a deal 39. Expres· si an 40. Suffix !or profit CRYPTOQUOTES N KNA WJDVDAED DCDV 100 Year.s in Pomeroy Kermit Walton ' I r. . . ---'-"frill:;;..;;lflll=-=·""=·-"""-~-=--_,1 0 MIDDLPORT BOOK STORE F. J. WALLACE, JEWELERS . ':::::=:i'~~~·~~-~~i;~·_:•ulrcoalod by the abcn-e cartoon. AXYDLBAAXR Is L 0 N G F E L L 0 w. One letter simply stands for another. In 'this sample A is used for the t~ree L's, X for the two 'O's, etc. Smgle letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. ., IJEACK i'ROONB DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: 220 E. Main Pomeroy P~ . 992-2178 NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE gate ( 2wds.) CAPTAIN EASY Authorized Catalog Merchant Louis W. Osborne Church and Office Supplies. Gifts · 992-2641 • Middleport hur 23. SubJu· 41. Bohemian Pomeroy SEARS RIDENOUR ,SUPPLY s1de out 34. Host 36. Actre ss Ruby 37. Greek leiter 32. ,Suffix P. J. PAULEY, AGENT SADIE'S MARKET Pomeroy I HAT Got.S ''Ct.lCK'! 116 W. Main Free 22. Part of °Casper's "!S FOR cAMERA 992-3550 30. Turn in· Billiard shot Tightwad Tennis star 27. Billy AMANDA PANDA CARPET-LAND, INC. CATALOGUE STORE Mr . and Mrs. Charles R. Sheets 106 Coort St. Pomeroy 992.'3001 ·, Furniture and Appliances Ph. 985-3308 Chester, Middleport 19. Ascent Excah ~ winner for opher, David - D. B.A. ANTHONY ' PLUMBING and HEATING Middleport. Ohlo 10. Oscar Goldie 12. Wobble 16. Alfecta · tion · ~~~~~~- ( J .•. ship 25.Speck · of dust 27. Sex 29. Beleaguer ( 2 wd s) 7. Netherlands commun e Scottish ·24. orr the ~ueslo; and haw { Formerly. Domigans) New Owner - Dick Sargellt ALL WEATHER ROOFING ~AND CONSTRUCTION CO. M&R FOODUNER II. Receiving diffident 6. Hem Foreman THE DAILY SENTINEL ' Yesterday's Answer mentor 5. Most DICK'S GROCERY · I FRUOM (3 wd s) 4. Sn mu c l's for Old U. S. 33 Ph. 992-7735 Stop In and See Us Middleport tre e George Sell it with a Sentinel Display ad. Phone 992-2156 MIX CO. 3.Shrubhy W eapon .......~IJ .-1, _ ' Uriicramble these ftlur Jumbles, one letter to each square, to rorm four ordinary words. phrase 14, Form a thought 15. Rabbi t femme Throw 7. Guevara Sullen Tyke TilE DAILY SENTINEL ~!DlOOID~®Ik.t of cherry 2. Turn of 13. Italian film star Chester, Ohio HEINER'S BAKERY DOWN I. Kind devotee GAUL'S MARKET Pomeroy· Member FDIC & Federal Reserve System GOEGLEIN .\CROSS 1. Telegraph 5. Ha gga rd novel 8. Pa gan deity 9. Jive· SFV NA ISG VMJLMY SGWDV MG TFAH· FA FKWGJMNAED G!A . - QDA SDESM FA KC KC KFVVFAX �.., PORTLAND WorshiP 7 : 30 p m ; evening worship, 7 · 30 P rn • Church School 9 . 30 a .m . p m B ible s1udy, Wednesday , SUTTON Wcrship , I I am . 1 30 p .m . pastor Sunday Schoo . (nur MT. UNION BAPTIST sery adult! , 9 am ; Charles 2n d and 41h Sun days , Church Evans , Christian Edvcat ton School 10 a .m . Rev Cecil Cox . pa stor Svndol y WESLEYAN !Raci n e) Scho ol supt., Joe Sa yr e . Su p! . worsh •P serv ice , 10 : 30 a .m .; con t~rmat ion cl asses . Wor s h1p . 11 am .; Church Su nday school. 9: •5 a . m .; Tuesday , 7 B 15, junior con SchooL 10 am . · Sunday even ing wor sh1p, 1 30 f i rmation class, t ime set tlf.ORTHEAST CLUSTER Wednesday ' prayer ana Bi ble R ev . Jacob lehman study, 1. 30 p .m . .weeki y , senior confirm at ton POMEROY R e v . Stanley Brandum T Up p E R s p 1: A 1 N s class Sen10r choir, 7 lO p .m POMEROY TRINITY SACRED HEART Rev Tuesday JOPPA ..- Wor'!ihlp 10 a .m .• CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev . w H Perrin . pastor . Roy Fathe"r Bernard Kraicovic, Pra yer Eugene Underwood, pa stor, SE'VENTH - DAY AD · Church School 9 Mayer , Svpt Church school. paslor . Phon e 991 · 2825 VE-NTtST . ~ Located on Meeting , Wednesday, 8 p :m . Howard CllldweiL Jr , s unday 9 : IS am .. worsh tp, 10 · 24 a .m .. Sa turday even ing MasS. 7, 30 Mulberry Height s, near LONG BOTTOM - ' Chu r ch School Su pt . ; Su nday Sch ooL vouth cho i r rehearsal Monday , p ,m . Sun day Mass , 8 and 10 Ve teran s Memor ial H Ospital, serv1ces, 9 a . m : Sunday 9 : JO am : Morn ing sermon , 6 30 p m ., Mrs Marv tn Burt, am . Con fess ro ns , Sa turday , 7 Sc hool 9 4.5 am . Bible Stud y 10 : 30 am . ; Sunday evenmg Pomeroy . Pastor t1erbert d ire c tor . sen tor cho1r 7· 30 p m . every Thursday . 7: 30pm . service, 7 p m . M organ Sabbath School. every rehearsal , 7. 30 p m , Thurs POMEROY FIRST BAP NORTH 8ETt1EL Wor LETART FAllS UNITED Saturday at 2 p m . and worshiP day , Mrs . Paul Nease , TIST - Robert Kuhn , pastor , Ship II a .m . ; Chu r c h Sc hool 10 BRETHREN - Rev Freeland service follow ing at 3 . 15 p .m . d irector Will1am Watson . Sunday school Open B ib le d iscuss.on each ol .m Norr is, pastor , Floyd Norris , POMEROY CHURCH OF supt. Sun day school , 9 . 30 am . , Thursday at 7. 30 p. m . at th e AlFRED - Sunday school, supt. Sund ay sch ool. 9 · 30a ,m .; THE NAZARENE Corner BYF . 6 p .m . • B 1t;lle stu~y, chu r ch " The F rtend ly 9 : 45 am each Su nday. morning sermon . 10 30 am .; U n lon and M u lberry . Rev . Wednesday , 7 p m .; c ho1r preacb ing at 11 a.m each Prayer ser..,ice , Wednesday , Clyde V . Henderson , pastor practice . Wedne sday , 8 30 p m . • Chu r c h ." Sunday Prayer meeting, 7 : 45 7. 30 p m. GRAHAM UNITED Sunday sch oo l, 9 JO <J .m . Glen POMEROY WESLEYAN p .m . Wednesday ; WSCS, 8 p .m . CHESHIRE CHURCH OF METHODIST Preaching M cClung, s up! , morn ing HOLINESS CHURCH 9 30 a m , f 1r s l and seco nd on thi rd Tue sday each monlh . GOD OF PROPHECY . G P . worsh i p , 10 . 30 am .; even ing Harr,sonvllte Road , Rev . RE"EDSVtlLE Sunday Sm1 th , pastor Sunday School . Sundays of each month , lh1rd servlce , 7 30 , m td week ser O ' Dell Man ley , Pastor , H enry sc h ool, 9 ·JO; preaching, 7 . 30 lOam ; A rthur Henson, Sup! , ; and fo u rth Su nQay s each vice , Wednesday , 7 JO p m Eblin , sunday School Su pt. month, worsh ip servrce at 7 ·30 p m Sunday . prayer meet ing , Mornmg wor ship , 11 am , GRACE EPISCOPAL Su nda y School 9 30 a m ; 7 30 P m Tuesday ; W SCS, 7 · 30 Young Peoples &e rv 1ce, 7 p m : p ro Wednesday evenmgs at Morn l no prayer and sermon , Evenmg worsh 1p 7 30 p .m , l rrst Thursday each mon th Even ing serv 1ce, 7: 30 p .m . 7· 30. Prayer and B1ble St udy 10 : 30 a m Holy commun 1on Prayer and Pra ise ser v ice. SILVER RIOGE - Wor shr p ' Wednesda M 'd W k p FIRST SOUTHERN BAP and sermon , f ir st Su nday s, Thursday , 7 30 p .m , 10 am ,· Chu,ch Sc hoo l, 9 a .m . Se rv ice, Y7 301 p . m ee. • Youth rayer TIST 282 Mulberry Ave , 10 . 30 a . m . Church school , NEASE SETTlEMI:NT TUPPERS PLAINS mee t ing 6 30 p .m ., Even i ng Pomeroy . aH i lial e d w 1th k indergarten thr ough t> tghth CHAPEL Non . WorSh i p 9 a m .; Church wor sh1 p , 7 30 p .m . . S B C . the Rev Fred Hill , grade, 10 .30 a .m . denommahonal, George s School, 10 a . m CHESTER CHURCH OF pastor . Her she l M cC lure . POMEROY CHURCH OF Otter. Pa st or Sunday Sc hoo l lO KENO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ReY . Sund ay school su pt Sunday CHRIST - Mr Hoyt All en , Jr , am Worshi p Se r vice ll am sc hool. 9 . 30 a m , morning CHRIST Ho bart N ewell , H~rbert G rate , pastor . Wor pas lor Bible Sc hool , 9 30 a .m .• Sunday nigh1 se r v1ces 7. 30 supt Se rv ice weekly , 9. 30 am sh 1p serv 1ce, 11 am and 7 30 worsh i p., 10 : 30 am ; Su nday wor ship , 10 JO, adult worshiP p.m W ednesday Praye r e~s)ngei1St1c meet1ng , 7 30 p .m on Sunday Preachmg f i r s t and p m . Su nday . Su nday Sc hool. service and young peop le 's mcc1mg 1 30 p m , ~ryo ne fh~rd Su ndays of month by 9 JO am Richard Barron . Prayer meetrng, Wednesda y. meetmg , both 7 30 p .m Sun · welcome 7 JO p m Cll tf ord Smi th . 9 . 30 a.m supt , Prayer meeting, W ed day . Wedn esday, combmed POMEROY WESTSIDE HOBSON CHRISTIAN nesday , 7· 30 p .m· MIDDLEPORT B i ble study and pra'{er CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W UNION Darrel Dodd niL BRADBURY CHURCH OF MT . MORIAH BAP;fiST meeting , 7. 30 p .m . M a in St - Loren T Stephens , pastor Sunday School, 9 ·30 CHRIST Cl 1ff0rd Sm 1th , Co rner Fourth and ~ I n , THE SAlVATION ARMY evange li s t , phone 99 2. 7856 am ., Leonard Gilmore, f irs t m1ntste r Sun day Schoo l 9 · 30 M tddleport R ev Henry Key, Envoy Ra y W Wmmg , off1CE:r Conserva fl vl:', non · elder ; evening se rv ic e, 7 30 am . ; morn i ng chur c h 10 : 30 Jr , pastor Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 m charge Sunday , 10 a.m , instrumental Sunday worship , am • Mrs . Ervin Baumgard P m Wednesday prayer a ,m ; Sunday evening se rv ice , Holmess meeting , 10 : 30 a .m, 10 a m .; 11ble study, 11 am ., ner , supt , Morn1ng w o r sh ip , mee t 1ng , 7 : 30 pm 7 . JO p m. Wedne sday serv1ce, a Sunday School Young People 's worship , 6 p , m Wedne sday MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF p m 1045am . Leg 1on. 7 p m . , Th ursday, 1 to 3 Brble study, 7 p m GOO - Rac i ne Ro ut e 2 The lAUREL CLIFF FREE JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES p m , L ad1 es Home League . 7 MIDWAY COMMUNIT-Y L arry Carnahan . pre s iding Rev Charles Hand , pastor . METHODIST Rev . Robert p m , Prep classes c· H u R c H 1 n o n Sunday sc hool, 9 45 am .. E Buckley , pa stor ... Will iam mm1ster Sunday. Bl ble tee denominational ), Langsville · morn i n g wor ship , 11 a m Bailey , sllpt , Sund ay school lure, 9 30 a m ; Watchtower A thought for the day : The D ex 1er Road , the Re v . Worley study , 10 . 30 a m , Tue sday , Evening serv1ces, Tuesday and 9 30 am , morning wo r shrp , , pastor Su nday school, Bible s tudy , 7· 30 p m . Thurs . 10 30 am , even 1ng worship , F r iday , 7 30 Greek poet Hesiod said, "A bad . Haley 10 a m , eventng wor sh ip , 7 30 day , m 1n1s try schoo l. 7 : 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE 7 JOp m Wednesday Christ 1an neighbor is as great a p m Prayer meet rng , p m. se rv1 ce meetrng 8 30 CHURCH OF CHRIST . Bible Youth Crusa.de , 6 JO p m , Tuesday , 7 . 30 p m , youth s t udy, 9 30 a m ; , morning prayer me etr ng , 7 30 p m ; om misfortune as a good one is a grou'p , Fn day , 7 · 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of worshrp , 10 JO am ; even ing Thur sday c ho1r pract rce, 7 great blessmg ." worShip , 6 JO p m Wednesday p m Chr1st m Chnstian Un1on Bible st u dy , 7 · 30 p m La wr e n ce Manle y , pa sto r , UNITED MINISTRY OF DEXTER CHURCH OF Mrs Russell Young, Sunday MEIGS COUNTY , The United CHRIST Danny , Evans, S~;: hool Supt Sunday School Pr es byt e nan Church , Dw1ght po)stor , ~orman C W i ll , suol 9 30 a m Evenmg wor sh1p, L Zavltz. Pastor · Dire cto r, Sunday Sch ool 9 . 30 a . m , 7 30 Wednesday prayer meetmg , 7 30 p m __ Georg'e w Hutton and Rev . Worship se r.v i ce, 10 30 am . Linson St ebbms , Ass't Pa s to r - C~rrstran Endeavo r Sunday MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF B}' Mrs. Francis Morris eve nmg daughter , Mrs. Mary Boggs GOD - Rac ine Rout e 2, th e D irectors . FIRST UNITED PRES· REORGANIZED CHURCH Rev James M Muncy , pa stor The Esther Circle of the First and Toni. BYTEAIAN , Middle · OF JESUS CHRIST OF Su nday sc hool , 9 45 am . Baptist Church met Monday port. Sunday Church SchooL LATTER DAY SAINTS morn 1ng worsh i p, 11 am , Clifford Bryson of PittsSc hool , 9 30 am , Mr s Homer Portland Ra ci ne Road . Ralph n1ng worsh ,p , 7 : 30 p m evening, April 9, with Mrs. burgh, spent the weekend with •...eve H e rb ert Prayer meeting , Tuesday , 7:30 .- Lee , Su pt , Mor'J]mg Wo_n h i p Johnson, pastor 10 JO a m While , Sunday Sc hool Dire c t or Edna Pickens, hostess, at her his parents, Mr . and Mrs. p .m , Young peopl e's meet mg , F I R S T U N I T E D Su nday School , 9 30 am , 7 30 p m Thursday home. Devotions, in charge of Hobart Bryson . PRESBYTERIAN , Mid · Mornmg worship, 10 : 30 am , RUTLAND CHURCH OF d tepor t , Sunday Church School, Sunday evening servi ce 7 p m GOO Bertha Kingrey, Mrs. Pickens, were entit1ed Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hart and 9 30 am , Lew1 s Sau er , Supt , Wednesday eveni n g prayer su bstitute pastor . Su nday " He Went That Way". Legma of Ft, Meade, Md ., Mornmg Worsh1p , 10 . 30 am . se rv 1ces, 7 30 'p .m Scho ol , 10 a m , wor s hip MT. OLIVE CHURCH BETHLEHEM BAPTIST se rv ic e, 7 p m Sunday . Prayer Scriptur.e was from Matthew spent the weekend with their Long Botlom, Sunday SchooL Gr ea t Bend, Cha rle s Norri s, m~etmg , Wednesday , 7 .3 0 p m . and group singing was parents, Mr. and Mrs. Linley 10 a m . wtth W i llard P1gott , pastor Worshrp serv1ce, 9 30 HAZEL COMMUNITY sup t Evangelrst message each a . m . Sunday Sc hooL 10 30 CHURCH N ear Long Bot "Stepping m the Light". Mrs. Hart and Mr . and Mrs. Edison Sunday e ven i ng , 7 30 p m . by am tom Est II Hart. pastor , Roy Elder Russe ll Cl1ne, m1n1s t er CARLETON CHURCH Dorothy Badgley, chairman, Brace Brown , ass1stant pas tor of the Apo st o l iC F a1th B1ble K 1ng s bury Road Sunday Sunday school, 10 a m , Church - conducted the business session. Study , Wednesday , 7·30 p m. Schoo l , 9 JO am ., Ralph Carl , Rook Crow has returned to 7 30 p m. ea c h SG nday e venmg , pray er meetrng , 7 30 F I R S T U N I T E D su pl Worshtp se r v ice, 10 JO Roll call was answered by Georgia Tech m Atlanta, Ga., p m Thursday PRESBYTERIAN , Syracuse , am and 7 30 p m . alternately . twelve w1th a Bible verse. Morn 1ng W o r ship, 9 a . m , Prayer m eet1ng , Wednesday , MIDDLEPORT PEN · after spendmg spring vacatwn Sunday Churc h Sc hOol, 10 am 7 30 p .m . Rev Jay St i les, TECOSTAL - Th ird Ave ., the The nominating report was with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Mrs Sampson Hall , Supt pa s tor . Rev . William Knrt t e l , pa stor ac ce pted and new officers Alfred Crow and family. STIVERSVILLE COM OLD DEXTER Co'N Rona ld Dugan , Sunday Schoo l MUNITY CHURCH - Sun day GREGATIONAL CHURCH Su p! Cl a ss es for all ages , elected were Mrs . Gretta Mrs . Dorothy Harden of sc hool se rv1 ce. 10a . m, Pray e r Rev Carl Richards , even rng se rv rce , 7 30 p m , mee tmg , Thur sday, 7 p m , pastor . Mrs . Worley Simpson , chairman ; Mrs. Ura Syracuse was a guest Sunday Bible s tudy , Wednesday , 7 •30 Sunday e v enmg seryrce, 7 p .m F ran c is , Sunday schoo l sup!, p m youth services, F rid py , Morris, vice chairman; Mrs . of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Neigler. 7 30 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday sc hool. 9 " 45 a .m , Pomeroy - Harr i sonville chur c h services, second and FREEWILL BAPTIST Lillian Ha Y.man, secretaryMr. and Mrs. Robert Roush Road . Kenne th Ebert s, pa stor fo urth Su ndays following Corner Ash and Plum , Mid treasurer ; Mrs Edtla Pickens, and Nan oy of Columbus were Paul McElroy, Sunday School Sunday sc hool, f1rst and th rrd dlepor-L Noel Herrman . Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am , Sunday evenings , 7 : 30 pm pa s tor Saturday even1ng Wh1te Cross chairman; Mrs. weekend guests of Mr. and morn 1ng wor sh 1p and c om . L 0 N G 8 0 T T 0 M serv1ce . 7 p m Su nday sc hool. Marie Roush , Love Gift Mrs. Owen Wa tson. mun10n, 10 30 am ; Sunday CHRISTIAN Mr Robert 10 am . Sunday e venmg worsh j p, 7 p m evening vouth Ch nst 1an en . Wyatt , pastor , Sunday Sc h ool chairman; Plans were made deavor , 6 30, worShiP ser . sup t Ronald Osborne, Bible FIRST BAPTIST of M id v1 ces. Su nday , 7:30 p . m Sc hool , 9 30 a.m '.. preaching dlepo rt. corner o f Srx th al']d for the serving of refreshments Wedl')esday ev enmg prayer 10 . 45 am .. Evenmg services,~ Palme 1 Streets Rev Charles al the Bertha M. Sayre meeting and Bible study , 7. 30 7 30 p m . S imons , pa s tor Danny HYSELL RUN FREE. Thompson , Sunday Sc hool ,P m Missionary Society at the ST JOHN LUTHERAN METHODIST - Ronald Wells , S up eri ntendent S unday church May I. The Love Gift P1ne Grove, the Rev . Ar1Qur pastor Sunday School 9 30 church schoo l for everyone Combs , pa stor Sunday school , am , Mornmg worsh1p , 10 JO 9 15 a m , Morntng wor ship program by Mrs. Marie Roush 9 JO a m , c hur c h se rvrce s, a m , Young Peopl e's Serv1ce 10 15 am , Evening services, -opened with singing the first 10 30 am 6 45 p m , Evangei1St1c ser 7 30 p m , Wedn esday prayer BRAOBURY CHURCH OF vi ce, 7 30 p m Prayer se rv 1c e, 7 30 p m Extra youth verse of .. Love Divine". CHRIST B rble Schoo l , 9 30 meeting , Thur sday, 7 30 p m actiVItres on Sunday, 5 p m ., FREED aM GoSpEL Scripture was Eph. 4:1-16. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson for a ll youth up to s1x th grade, am ., mornmg worsh 1p , 10 30 am . Sunday even ing Worsh i p MISSION - Bald Knobs , Rev 6 30 for 1un wr and sen ior high 11 Topic was Love" . Readings were Thursd~y dinner guests stude nts Serv 1c e, 7 30 p m , c hoir L R Gluesencamp, pastor pra ctr c e Sunday and Wed · Rog er Wi lfred , Sr, Sunday CHURCH OF .CHRIST , were given on What is Love, of Mr. and Mrs . Harley T. rresday, 7 P.m .• pray er meet1ng School Sup I Sunday School M 1ddleport, 5th and Ma1n , How Tall Are You, The Story of Johnson. and B i ble Stud y Wednesday , 9 30 am ; Sun day evening Raul1n Moyer , pastor Mi chael r lach, Sunday School sup1 7 30 p m wprship 7 30 Prayer meet rng , Christ Healing the Blind and Mrs . Clinton Gilkey of Ge Bible Sc hool, 9 30 a.m , ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Tues.day, 7 JO p m . Ernest For LOve. The last verse of Albany spent Monday with her m or n1ng worship, 10 JO a m , Rev Freeland Norn S, pastor Dee t er, c lass leader Youth even1ng worshtp , 7 · 30 p m , Su nday school 10 am , Church meet 1ng, Wednesday , 7 JO "Love Divine" was sung while parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln prayer se rv rce. 7 p m Wednesday p m , Ernest Deeter , lea der . se rv1 ce 7 p m Wed nesday B1ble Study, 7 p m . MT . HERMON CHU!ilCH OF the offering was given and Russell. RACINE FIRST CHURCH THE UNITED BRETHREN IN MIDDLEPORT CHURCH closed with prayer. The Easter Mr. and Mrs. Brady Knotts, OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . OF THE NAZARENE CHRIST , Robert Shook , Sunday Sc hoo l, 9 30 am , pa s tor . Sunday schooL 9 JO Audry M 1ller , pastor, Lew 1s story was the topic of a Terry, of King Hill, were Morning Worsh 1p , 10 . 30 am ., am , Russel l Spencer, supf , Ell1s, Sunday school supt , program by Mrs. Dorothy recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Sun day school, 9 30 a . m. , Evenmg wor sh rp , 7 30 p m ., worshiP service, 10 · 45 am, M1d -Week Service . even ing wor ship alfernat ing Badgley. Up to Jerusalem, Eugene Haning, Rhonda and morn 1ng worship, 10 30; junior Wednesday Sun day School Su p erin tend en t, W1fh C E at 7 30 p m on soctety, 6 30 p m . NYP S. 6 : 45 Mark 10:32-34. - Readings by Ronald . Ge rald Wells Pastor , Rev . Sunday . Prayer meeling , 7 30 p m . Sunday eva ngelistiC p m Wedne sday Alfred Wolfe, 7 30 p m Prayer · fv\,orris M Wolfe members included Palm Mr . and Mrs. William Boyce meetmg, RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Jay leader mecf~ng, Wednesday. 7·Jo p m Edward B Ftscher, pastor WHITE ' S CHAPEl MEIGS Sunday, The Upper Room, The of Colwnbus returned home COOPERATIVE 1nt erim, Ronn1e Salser, Coo!vi ll eRD Rev . RoyDeeter, Las t Supper, Resignation , after spending a week with Mr. Sun day School supt .• Sunday pa st or . Sunday school , 9 30 PARISH school, 9 JO a . m ; morn ing am ., worsh 1p serv1ce, 10 30 THE UNITED Gethsemane , The Betrayal, and Mrs. Howard Russell and METHODIST CHURCH wor5 h7i) 10 · 45 a . m . sUn day- a .m . B1ble study and prayer Pilate Washing His Hands, The Mr. Earl Russell. Robert R. Card eve n 1ng worsh rp, 7.30 p m se rvi ce , Wednesday , 7 30 p .m 01rec1or Wednesdayevemg Bible study, RUTlAND Mr . and Mrs . Donald Crucifixion, The Empty Tomb, POMEROY CLUSTER 7 30 p .m RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST I, Pilate, I Simon of Cyrene, Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rev . Rober1 R . Card DANVILlE WESLEYAN Rev Samuel Jackson , Rev . F . S1an1en Smfth Rev . Lawren ce Su iJ 1van , pastor Sun day Sc hoo i,IOa m : The Enigma of Judas. During Haggy of Akron and Mrs. CHESTER Worship 9 . 15 pastor . Sunday School 9 . 30 Mrs Ge rtrude Buller , sup ! a, m. youth and ju n1or youth Pray er s.erv )ce. 1. 30 p m , the fellowship hour, Mrs. Ronald Russell, Amanda, a m , Church Sc hool 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worsh ip , 9 service, 6 45 p . m , evening prea ching serv1ce , 2 p .m Pickens served lovely refresh- spent the weekend with Mr. am, Ch u rch School , 10 a .m . worship,7 30p m , prayer and RUTLAND CHURCH OF FLATWOODS - Worsh ip , 11 pra1 se, Wednesday , 7 30 p .m . CHRIST - Ke1th Wise , pastor . ments assisted by her and Mrs. Robert Russell. Mrs. a ,m, Church School 10 a .m . SILVER RUN F.REE Sunday Sc hool , 9 : 30a . m , V H daughter, Mrs . Ollie Mae Clark of Pageville was an· POMER'OY Worship, BAPTIST Rev . Howard •Braley, Supt .; worship service 10 30 a m , Church School 9 15 K 1mbie , pa stor sunday School, _,and c oMmunion, 10 .30 am . , overnight guest. Cozart. am ., UMY F 6 30 p .m 10 a .m, Henry Davis , sup t ., evenmg sery1ce , 7 p m ., Sunday dmner guests of Mr. Rev. Edward Fischer was ROCK SPRINGS - Wor sh ip evenrng ser vic e, 7: 30 p m . Wednesday, Btblestudy , 7 p m lOam , Church Sc hool9 a ITJ ., Prayer meeting , Thur sday, Regular board meeting , third surprised for his birthday and Mrs. Charley Smith and Jo UMYF 6 . 30 p m 7 30 p m Saturday each month , 7 p m MIDDlEPORT CLUSTER Sunday evening after the were Mr. and Mrs. Doyle CHESTER CHURCH OF RUTLAND COMMUNITY Rev 1 Robert Bumgarner GOD Rev Jam~s Sat . CHURCH The Rev Lee Fnapp, Ka11 , Charles, Kevin, chll':_ch __§<)rvice when fiftyHEATH Worship 10 JO t er field, pastor Sunday sc /looL Burn em, Pastor Su nday seven members of the local, and Mr . Daniel Worley of a , m .. Church School9 30 am . , 9 : 30am . , worship servr ce, 11 School 9 30 am , Worsh i p UMY F 7 p m am , even i ':lg service, 7 , serv 1ce, 11 a.m Wednesday congregation went over to the Daniels, West Virginia. RUTLAND - Worsh ip 9 15 pr ayer serv 1ce and youth prayer meetrng , 7 : 30 p . m m ; Church School 10 a m ,; se rvic e, Wednesday , 7 p m Sund ay n 1ght worship , 7.30 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver, aUMYF parsonage. Ice cream and cake 7 p .m . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN P m Johnnie and Eddie, returned to were served . SAlEM CENTER W or CHURCH - Robert E Musser , RUTlAND CHURCH OF 9 am ., Church School 10 pastor . Sunday School 9 30 THE NAZARENE , - Rev Mrs. Lavinia Simpson is a their home in Bridgeman, Ship a .m ; UMYF Thursday , 7 p m am , Robert Bobo , Sup t ., Lloyd 0 Gr1mm , Ji' , pastor SYRACUSE ClUSTER morning worsh1p , 10 30, Sund~y Sc hool , 9 30 am , patient in Veterans Memorial Mich ., after spending a week Rev . Merrell Floyd Sunday evenmg service, 7 30, Mornmg worshrp, 10 : 30 a.m . , Hospital. Mrs. Marian with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. • ASBURY WorShip '11 M1d -week serv1ce, Wedne sday Young people's se rv i ce , 6 45 ' P m .• Evangelist i c serv ic e , Kmghtstep spent the weekend 1 Howard Thoma, local, and his \ a m .• Church Schoot9 50 am .• 7. 30 p m WSCS , t st Tuesday SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 7 ·JO P m Wednesday even ing parents, Mr ~ and Mrs . Sarver With her inother. FOREST RUN - Worship 9 THE NAZARENE - Rev M serv1ce, 7 30 p m a . m , Church Sch oo l 10 am , C Larimore , pastor 'eob MASON · COUNTY Mrs. Helen King of Riley, of Peterstown, Va. W SCS . 3rd WedneSday , 7· JO Moore, Sunday School $ upt THE HILAND C·HAPEL, Mr. William Sayre pf p . m , Kansas, and her daughter, SUnday Sc hool . classes for all George Casto , pastor Sunday MINERSVIlLE Wohhip ages ,, ,9 30 a m , morning Sc hooL 9 30 , eveni ng worship , Columbus is visitmg hi.s Mrs. Greg Roush and two 10 a m , Churc h School 9 a m , worsh1p , 10 45 ; NY~ S Sunday , 7 30 Thur sday evenmg prayer daughters of Syracuse, visited' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W SCS, 3rd Monday , 7 JO p rTJ . 6 · 30 p m ; eva ngeliSti c serv ice se rv 1ce, 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church Sunday , 7 JO p m Mid .week MASON FIRST BAPTIST Mrs. Hazel Carnahan recently. Sayre. school, 9 a m , worsh1p se r . prayer meeting , Wednesday Secon d and Pomeroy Sts ., Stan Mr . and Mrs. Bill Chase of vice , 730 pm 7 30 p m ; Missionary meeting ' Cratg , pastor Sunday school , Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Bentz SOUTHERN CLUSTER second Wednesday , 7.30 p m ' 9 45 am ; worsh•P service , 11 Columbus were _ weekend Rev . Frank Cheesebrew of Coshocton spent Sunday UNITED FAJTH NON a . m ., tra1nrng union , 6 •30 Rev . Martha Ann Mat1ner DENOMIN~TIONAL Rev P m , even1ng worship service, visitors of Mrs. Berdie Wyatt.. with his father, Mr. John Rev. Howard Shiveley Robert Sm 1th , pastor Sunday 7 30 p m . MJd . week. prayer Mrs. Charley Smith, Miss Jo BETHANY I Dorcas) Bentz. school , 9 .30 am . class l eader , se rv 1c e , Wednesday, 1 : 30 p .m . Worsh1p, 9 . 30 a .m: , Church Leo Hil l, worshtp serv i ce FAIRVIEW ' BIBLE Smith and Daniel Worl~y were Mr. and Mrs. Roderick School 10 .30 am . 10 30 am ., church . 7.30 pm : CHURCH -- LetartRoutel,the CARMEl Wor ship, . 11 E D E N U N I T E 0 Rev . Stan Cra i g , pastor. Grimm spent a couple of days Sunday afternoon visitors of a m , 1st and 3rd Sundays , ,BRETHREN IN CHRIST Sunday sc.ho o l 9 30 am ., Mr. and Mrs. Hariey J ohnson. with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Chu r ch Sc hool , 10 a m . Eldon R Blake , pastor Sunday prayer and Bible s1udy , 7 ·Jo APPLE GROVE - Worship, School , 10 a m , W 1nn 1e P m Co ttage prayer service , Larry Grimm and fa.nily at 7 30 p .m . f1rst and third Sun - Holsrnger , Supt Morn 1ng : Tuesday, 10 a.rn, worsh1p days , Churc h school, 9 30 se rmon , 11 am .• Even 1ng Westerville . service, Fn day , 7 30 p m a m , prayer meetmg, frrst service Chnst ian Endeavor MASON CHURCH OF Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jacobs of Wednesday , 7. 30 p .m . 7 30 p1 m ., Mts Lyd~ CHRIST - Worship 10 am , EAST lETART - Worsh1p, Chevalrer , president song 61b le §tu dy, 11 : 15 a . m , Lockborn~ Air Force Base in 7: 30 p m ., sec ond and fourth serv 1c e and .sermon , 8 20 MH::t evenrng worsh {p, 7 :30 p m , Carpenter Colwnbus spent Saturday with Sundays. church school , 9 JO Week prayer meeting Wed · Mid .week serv i ce , Wednesday ,· .m , prayer meet ing , third nesday , 7 30 p m . Mrs Marie 7 . 30 P m her grandparents, Mr : and Mrs . Goldie Gillogly is aWednesday , 7 30 p m Hol si nger , c lass leader . MASON ASSEMBlY OF Mrs. Henry Roush. GREAT BEND - Worship 11 - CHURCH spendmg a few days with her OF JESUS GOD - S~c ond St ., Mason , W m • 2nd and 4th Sunday s ; CHRIST - Located at Rutland Va Ches ter Tennanf. pastor Mr. and Mrs. Ralpl) Badgley brother and sister-in-law, Mr. aChur c h School , 10 a .m. on New L rma Road , next to S t.md~y school , 10 am .; LETART FALLS ...!.... Worship , Forest Acre Park , Rev . Ray visited their son-in-law and and Mrs . T. R. Boring in morn r n~ worsh1p , 11 am ; JV a •n , c; tturc h schoo l , 9 a .m , Rouse , pastor . Robert Musser , e~angelistlc service, 7 30 p m . daughter, Mr . and Mrs. McArthur . Bible study, 7· 30 p m . every Sunday Sc hool sup ! Sunday Btble study and prayer service, Tuesday . school , 10 .3 0 a .m . , worsh ip Wednesday, 7 ·30 p m . Phon.e Thomas Eckersley and Doug at Mr . and Mrs. Rex Cheadle 7· 30 p .m . Bible s tudy . Wed 773 -5133 Hannibal, N. Y. entertained with a birthday n~sday , 7 : 30 p m Sa turda y HARTFORD CHURCH OF MORNING STAR - WorShip ntgh t prayer serv •c~. 7 30 p m CHR 1ST '" Chns1ian Union Mrs. Steve BadgleY. and Kelli supper honoring hiS aunt, Mrs . 9 · 30 a m . Church School 10 30 HEM L 0 C K G R0 V E T. he Rev Wdllam Campbell, acc0m(>llnied her parents, Mr. Metta F'isher . Others attendmg a ·m , Mid · Week. Service , CHRISTIA-N - Roger Watson , pastor . Sunday schoo), 9, 30 , 8 p m pa stor , Ray Whaley , supt . am .: James Hughes , supt , and Mrs. George Simpson of were Mr. and-Mrs. William Wednesday MORSE CHAPEL Wor . . Morl"' i ng worship , 9 : 30 am . even i ng service, 7 .30 p m Charleston, to Atlanta, Ga., to Cheadle, Don, Kathy and Rexie ship 11 am .; 1st and 3rd church sc hool , 10 : 30 am , W&dnesday evening pr.,~er Sundays ; Church Schoo) ,, 10 young people 's meet ing, 6 JO mee lmg 1 7 · 30 p m . Youth visit · ·the Simpsons' other Cheadle. am prayer serv ice each TueS'tlay , I ST . PAUL LUTHEP.AN The Rev Arthur C Lund . u ' BARNEY • - 1ne ually sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Aprill3, 1973 BLESS HER HEART!! GRANNY CREEPS!! rs MAW W!J2 JEST TALKIN' ABOUT VOU --- WHAT DID THAT SWE::J THING SAV ABOUT ME? SHE IF 'IE DON'T EAT VORE VITTLES Ot: GRANNV & .;' . I l fW> A!.X1THER ()IJE ~T r.J0 CfW!I:;e [~U.ll\EBEse,sSJC»J ! _7 I'I"J\\., OF "1"1-'aiE Df'£A'IS I.OSHT. llfi:. m::>O! '---, l CREEPS WILL • GlTCHA!!" "m.-: HALF .1HE 11ME 1HEY'RE ·- CIGARS, CIGARETTES, TERhl PAPERS 4N~ WE PICK UP A GOOD PIECE JUST AREN'T LIKE illE'/ WERt= IN OUR DA'f. DE~ATION5, -mE NONNEGOTIABLE DEMAND& ... dF C~N6EJ Sunday Mark 13 1- 13 Monday Mark 13 . 24-37 ' Tuesday Mark 14 10-21 Wednesday John 14 Racine Social Events l..E'S SiEP INSIDES: WHE~6 1-31 In ' a passion play the leading role IS the Christus . . . Socle l ~ GOING TO GET ON "THE PI-lONE ANt7 CALL ALL "THE ELOERLY F~I END& I-3J WE HAVE. Saturday Luke 19 ... Because we kn ow Christ not by siglit, but by the qualities of His life for us. We are drawn not to a face but to a heart, a Heart that loved and gave and promised and fulfilled. However simple or crude someone's sketch of the Master ... in seeing his Lord we see ours. We are not critics, but believers. se lected by the ,O,mer1un 61ble RIC>HT AFTER DINNER. WE'RE Friday John 16 Through the centu ries there have been many faces, many interpretations. Yet all so easily re cognizable . ~001< Af:tOUND! WINNIE WINKLE 1-27 again an artist's interpretation. Scr~pt~res '1--13 Thursday John 15 In art or sculpture it is called a Christus, an artist's m ~ terpretation of Our Lord. YAC 1N HAW A IlEAL I'vE.AWAfJY TALKED ID -me 130Y& 'l>iFII>MATCH UP PEOPLE I 11ME ON " HAND~ AND SK1L L~ TO CON1RI3UTE WITH VOUNG" FAMILIEB lOOKINGFOR 5UMT11UTE ORANDPARENT5! 28-40 C:opyr• ght 1973 1<e•,ster Advertmng Serv1ce, Inc , Slnsburg, VHg1n101 GASOUNE ALLEY With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is good ir;~ famny and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. Auntu f ix it! la~te like bacon drippin's! Wolfpen NewS, Notes 1HE KIDS ARE ~AT. I'M TALKIIIIG A90UT 1\lE iEACHEI<!S. 10DA'IS KID5 "TRUANT. illEN 1\lERE ARE 1\lE RIOT~ ... 1HE PROTE~T Mejgs County Bra11ch GAULS SHAKE HAVEN Chester. Ohio 1UL11J!'Cl.A9.> THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Short Order Air Co nditioned Restaurant St. Rt. 7 I.IIILBERFCI?C.8 TJmlAPf'l&' I 296 W. Second SUNDAY liMES-SENTINEL Pomeroy ~IJE'R'ffijl f,IGo Ph . 992- 3865 LODWICK'S MARKET Devoted To The. Greater Ohio Valley 'W KNOW A601JT " e€~JAMIIJ . FRP..~KL-1~ 1 ;' General Mercha~dise Tuppers Plains Ph. 667-32BO SWISHER & LOHSE • MARK V STORE Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Yesterday's Ceyploquole: HE WAS A SIMPLE SOUL WHO HAD NOT BEEN INTRODUCED TO HIS OWN SUBCON· SC!OUS.- WARWICK DEEPING by THOMAS JOSEPH (© 1973 King FcatureM Sy ndicRte,Inc .) ROYAL OAK PARK OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Family Re-c reation Swimming, Camping Bakers of Holsum Bread Middleport. Ohio ' THUA_BMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. Devo teu to the Interest of The Bakers of Good Bread Huntington. W.Va . Meigs & Mason Area Pomeroy , 0 . RACINE FOOD MARKET The Store With A Heart Racine Ph. 949-3342 ~t.:.;DY Phone 992-3284 phi los• Hawn 337 N. 2nd MONTG JMERY WARD Meats and,.Groceries · Syracuse 992-3986 f Ph. 992-7590 Est1mates · Guar~nteed Installation. Nationw ide Insurance Co . of Columbus, 307 Spring Ave . Ph. 992-2318 () 0. 0. . Attend the Church of Your Choice BEN FRANKLIN STORE Ph . 992-3498 Bulava Watches · Sales & Service 186 N. Second Middleport 10 I I I Rt"I'EIW I THI5 ~tOW WAS eaT I I II I 0 FRCMA A 5CUFFLE. I Now arranp tho circled lotlera to form the turpriH anawer, u "(I I I )" (AMwen to.orrow) Jundt~·~ field 28. S hinto LINGO DRYLY WISDOM VISION Anl•u:a .N o good viii com« to anyont!fro,. temple thU lrind uf drtift- AN IU WIND 29. Reso lve 31. Anderson's "Hi gh - " '(ES, 51R ...WE WON OUR FlltST for hero 33. Eggs 35. Worn away GAME 1DDA~.. t'M VERI{ HAPN ... 37. Pitcher 38. Back out of a deal 39. Expres· si an 40. Suffix !or profit CRYPTOQUOTES N KNA WJDVDAED DCDV 100 Year.s in Pomeroy Kermit Walton ' I r. . . ---'-"frill:;;..;;lflll=-=·""=·-"""-~-=--_,1 0 MIDDLPORT BOOK STORE F. J. WALLACE, JEWELERS . ':::::=:i'~~~·~~-~~i;~·_:•ulrcoalod by the abcn-e cartoon. AXYDLBAAXR Is L 0 N G F E L L 0 w. One letter simply stands for another. In 'this sample A is used for the t~ree L's, X for the two 'O's, etc. Smgle letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. ., IJEACK i'ROONB DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: 220 E. Main Pomeroy P~ . 992-2178 NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE gate ( 2wds.) CAPTAIN EASY Authorized Catalog Merchant Louis W. Osborne Church and Office Supplies. Gifts · 992-2641 • Middleport hur 23. SubJu· 41. Bohemian Pomeroy SEARS RIDENOUR ,SUPPLY s1de out 34. Host 36. Actre ss Ruby 37. Greek leiter 32. ,Suffix P. J. PAULEY, AGENT SADIE'S MARKET Pomeroy I HAT Got.S ''Ct.lCK'! 116 W. Main Free 22. Part of °Casper's "!S FOR cAMERA 992-3550 30. Turn in· Billiard shot Tightwad Tennis star 27. Billy AMANDA PANDA CARPET-LAND, INC. CATALOGUE STORE Mr . and Mrs. Charles R. Sheets 106 Coort St. Pomeroy 992.'3001 ·, Furniture and Appliances Ph. 985-3308 Chester, Middleport 19. Ascent Excah ~ winner for opher, David - D. B.A. ANTHONY ' PLUMBING and HEATING Middleport. Ohlo 10. Oscar Goldie 12. Wobble 16. Alfecta · tion · ~~~~~~- ( J .•. ship 25.Speck · of dust 27. Sex 29. Beleaguer ( 2 wd s) 7. Netherlands commun e Scottish ·24. orr the ~ueslo; and haw { Formerly. Domigans) New Owner - Dick Sargellt ALL WEATHER ROOFING ~AND CONSTRUCTION CO. M&R FOODUNER II. Receiving diffident 6. Hem Foreman THE DAILY SENTINEL ' Yesterday's Answer mentor 5. Most DICK'S GROCERY · I FRUOM (3 wd s) 4. Sn mu c l's for Old U. S. 33 Ph. 992-7735 Stop In and See Us Middleport tre e George Sell it with a Sentinel Display ad. Phone 992-2156 MIX CO. 3.Shrubhy W eapon .......~IJ .-1, _ ' Uriicramble these ftlur Jumbles, one letter to each square, to rorm four ordinary words. phrase 14, Form a thought 15. Rabbi t femme Throw 7. Guevara Sullen Tyke TilE DAILY SENTINEL ~!DlOOID~®Ik.t of cherry 2. Turn of 13. Italian film star Chester, Ohio HEINER'S BAKERY DOWN I. Kind devotee GAUL'S MARKET Pomeroy· Member FDIC & Federal Reserve System GOEGLEIN .\CROSS 1. Telegraph 5. Ha gga rd novel 8. Pa gan deity 9. Jive· SFV NA ISG VMJLMY SGWDV MG TFAH· FA FKWGJMNAED G!A . - QDA SDESM FA KC KC KFVVFAX �'I • • • • ' ~ s;;;;;_;;;,'Ci~"'~;ifieds Get Action! sentinel Classifieds Get Results/ • " Notice ' SAVE 5100.00 on a 1 p1ece WANT ADS INFORMATION . Early • For Sale For Sale Auto Sales 3 NEW 1973 Zi~ - Zag Sewing 1962 PLYMOUTH Valiant, good Oli'AOLINii'S condition. Phone 992 - 3791~ machines In anginal factory s P .M . Day Before Publicat ion . . '4-ll ·6tc carton . Zlg . Zag to make Monday Deadlme 9 1!1 . m . bttftonholes, sew on buttons. Cancellation - Corrections of color This week only monograms. and make fancy 1968 DODGE Polara stati!2rl •• W ill be accepted untll9 a.m . tor 514 9.95. Pomeroy Recovery , PAY LESS - GET MORE! ! Davof Publication wagon, 383 V8 , air con • designs with iust the twist of a •• E. Main St., Pomeroy . REGULATIONS 612 power steering and ditionmg, Besides our usual stock of single-dial. Left in layaway •• ~. The Publ isher reserves the Ohio . Phone .992--7554. brakes, very good condition. clean, budget -priced used and never been used. Will sell·' right to edit or reject anv ads 4-l2-6tp • furniture KUHL'S BARGAIN S\,300. Phone 247-2166 Robert for only $47 cash, or te~ms dtemed objtclionel . The Sayre . CENTER now sells NEW available. Electro Hygtene publisher will not l)e responsible FURNITURE o 3 pc. maple or • -11--4tc Co. Phone 991 ·7755. lor more than one mcorrect GUN SHOOT, also rifle matches. open sites only an~ walnut bedrooms Sl09; 44-11 -6tc • insertion . special deer slug match , drawer chests (maple or RATES ' Sale Forked Run Sportsman Club, For Want Ad Sl!rvlce walnut! $25 .95 ; 5-dr awer 3 E L'ECTROLUX Vacu,um ~ •• 5 cents per Word one msert ion Sunday , 12 noo!h_ - - . maple SJO 95 ; Herculon sofas. Cleaners complete with at - 'C ASH pa id for all makes and 1 Min \mum Charge 75c 4-12-3tc matching chairs $139.95, 3 pc. tachments, · cordwlnder and models of . mobile homes ., 12 cents per word three coffee step table sets Sl6;95; paint spray. Used but In like Phone area code 614-423-9531. , c:onsecut ive insertions . ALL EYE Moke. Up products i.n sla1-seat hardwood roc~ers new condt11on. Pay $3.4.45 18 cents per word she con 4-13-tfc line on spec1al th1s Koscot , 15 _95 ; s .s . oak stra!Qht. cash or budget plan available. secutive lnsertrons. month ~ 1 would like to serve or ~~uxin~~~r.-h. chairs, $5 50 ea . in quanttfies 25 Per Cent Discount on pa 1d Eledro Hygiene Co. ' Phone l-2- · ;60 NAMCO MObile hom'i' ' visit you . Please phone Hel~n ads and adS.Pl!lilt_wUtlu:t.10 days . of 4+; 7 pc. chrome dinette 992-7755. with added living room and Jane Brown. Middleport, Ohto CARDOFTHANKS $99 ; also, cloth-covered ~ofa 4-11 -6tc utility room . 13 acres in • ~a-O&tTUARY "1-5113 . tf beds, swivel rockers, v1nyl Rutlant:l Township. Secluded. S1 .50 for SO word minimum 4-4- c recliners , child's rockers ; CONTEMPORARY Modern Phone 742-3664.' Each additional word 2c . sofas with matching swtvel Walnut sty le stereo-radio , 4-13-3tc BLIND ADS TWO week revival at Freedom rockers. tt pays to check with Addlt1on al 25c Charge per Gospel Mission at Bald Knobs am-fm radio, 4 speaker sound -==========:-~ KUHL'S for your NEW or Advertisement . system , 4 speed automatic r s1arting April 15 at 7: 30 P:m. OFFIGE HOURS USED furniture needs! USED changer . Balance $71.31. Use Air Conditioners' Rev . Cecil Wise , Evangelist, 8 .30 a m . to 5 . 00 p m Dai ly, APPLIANCES include large budget terms. Call 992· Awnings our Rev . L. R. Gluesencamp, 8: 30 a m to 12 00 Noon selec ti on of late -model 7085. Saturday. Pastor . Special singing . The refr igera tors $85 and others 4-ll -6tc Underpinning publiC is invited . t from $25 (1 gas) ; elect. or gas 4-10·5 c ~ dryers S35 ; auto . washers S45 ; YAMAHA cycle 175. Phone "2· Complete mobile . ho~e wringer -type .- port . dtsh 7689 after 5 p.m. service _ plu!. g1gant1c " IN MEMORY of our dear lo washer , used billiard table 4·11 -3tc · display of mobile homes "", - husband and father , James $45 . Maior appliances are • w. Holl on who passed away 3 POI NT hitch from aN or 9N GUARANTEED for 30 days. USED under counter dish - always availab le at · · · ~, April 13, 1969. Ford tractor Phone 667 -3348 , KUHL 'S BARGA I N CE Nwasher. Phone 992 -2242. 1• Wife, Opal , chtldren and 4-13-Jtp TER, Rt . 7 " at caution light," 4-11 -3tp MILLER Tuppers Plains . Open to 7; . ~ grandchildren ClEA N cop per . 48c lb .; . 4· l3-ltp c losed MONDAY S ONLY · 1969 VOLKSWAGEN camp· MOBILE HOMES ~, Radiators, clean , 28c lb.· phone 667 3858. mobile , low mileage, extra •~-· IN LOVING memory o1 Mr s. Brass . 18c lb.;bBatteries. 85c ; 1120 washington Blvd. · 4-8-6tc M A H II good condition . S1, 995.00. ~; Effie ~Manuel who left us 5 Ginseng $60 I i · · a • . BELPRE. 0 . 423 .7521 Phone 992-3076. years ago, April 14, 1968. " But Reedsville, 378-6249. 3-9 tfc 4-11 ·6tc as for me, God will redeem ' --::---c~--=-::-;:-;:: SPRING SPECIALS ' 10 X 50 MOBILE home, ~·· my soul from the power of t bl EASTER flowers, Hanging ce llent condit ion, expanst~n death , for he wilt receuve OLD furniture, oak a es, baskets and pots of mums , living room, fully atr -'· me ." Psalm 49 : 15 . Sadly organs, dishes , clocks, brass lilies, geraniums. begonias conditi oned; phone 992-5905. 1 missed by husband, Ma 11. T. beds or complete households. 4-6-12tc and petunias. Pansies and Manuel and family . Write M . 0 . Miller, Rt. 4, In Carlon · cabbage J'lants . Cleland 4-13-ltc Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 992b' l Farms an Greenhouse, E. Set Up, 134.95 6171. Before you buy any new ,Me 1 e Main , Racine , Geraldine Home , think of all the money 1 7 tic Cleland. you can save on a good late •~.•• 4·11 -tfc model used Mobile Home . 1 :; WE WISH to extend our sincere Here are some everyday low ~ thanks to our relatives. nelg~In Carton 1972 APACHE Eagle Fold-Up prices: 1 - 1971 - 60xl2 2 ;!·. bars and friends/ for the~r camper ; includes spare tire, Set up, $54.95 bedroom delu xe Champion ..t· kindness and sympathy canopy and plastic storm $4,495 00, 1 ~ 1971 - 50x11 2 DELIVERY DRIVER POMEROY •· during the death of my father , window. Trailer has been bedroom Buddy $3,595.00, 1 9'._ Jack W. Cars~y , _Mgr . ~: and our grandfather, Robert wired for electricity, 3 out lets. 1971 -- 44xl2 2 bedroom aid! Phone 992 -2181 Laudermilk, for the flowe~s, Excellent condition, $675, call Buddy, $3,395.00. 1 ~ 1970 ~ food and cards and spec1a l "2-5815 after 5 p.m. 60xl2 3 bedroom Elcona JUST taken in 1973 8 track thanks to Rev . Robert Shook , 4-1l -4tc $4,795.00 ; 1 ~ 1965 ~ 51x10 2 stereo console. Due to Carne Neutzling for the bedroom Parkwood (sharpl damage in shtpment will sell USED davenport . $25. Call 985- $2,795.00; special music, pallbearers Full or Part Time 1 - 1971 ~ 60x12 2 for s mall balance of $89 .50 or and Ewing Funeral Home. 3936 after 4 p.m . bedroom Buddy $4,295.00 ; all payments of $6.55 per month . Your thoughtfulness w.lll 4·11-3tc Including deltvery and set-up. never be forgotten . The Call 992·5331 No experience necessary. This is tust a few of the many 4 13-6tc HOUSE and 2 lots plus 9 ad family of Roberf Laudermilk . Must have car and be wilhng bargains avadabl~ now at 4-13-ltc jointng lots at Long Botto_m , Berry Mil ler Mobtle Home to learn. 1973 DELUXE Zig Zag sewing Ohio, under $3.000 . Would llke Sales, 705 Farson St., Belpre, machine, slightly used, does a 10' wide house trailer up to Ohio, ph one 423 -9531 - Open 7 everything without at - 112 payment . M. A. HaiL 378CALL 9-8,446-0677 tachments. Pay $1 .50 per days. 4-12-4tc 6249, Reedsville, Ohio. COMMON CARRIERS week or pay balance of $41..50. 4-11 -tfc NEEDQUALIFIED 1 PART TIME . National suppl ie r Call 991-5331. DRIVERS : OWN YOUR HOME AT LOW will tra in men for local MAJOR trucking companies 4-1 3~6tc 3 CAMP lots for sale, run from COST - see Kingsbury Home typewriter repairing. Write: covering 48 states no~ ofRegional Manager, Box 25, --~------:--;:--: railroad track to low water Sales & Service, Inc.• phone fering qualification framing DON' T pump your Slugg<Sh mark , 86 ft. wide at railroad 99262~ from 1 to 7 p .m . or by Glenshaw, Penna . 15116. on thelr equipment . No ex ~eptic ta nk Get Klean -Em track, 400ft . long and 100ft. appointment. 24' wide . 4-8-12tp perience neGessary. Local ! All septic tank cleaner . wide at low wa1er mark ; furn is hed. Made by Skylme and Over -the-Road . Qualifted Landmar~ Farm Bureau, these lots are good and clean , Corp.) co untry 's larges t. drivers earn over $12,000.00 Pomeroy nobrush ; levei ;' onOhioRtver " Meigs County owned and per year . Appli cations are 413ltc acr.oss from Pomeroy; operated." Financing now being .. accepted . ------,--'-~-:-;;--; - Marion Reynolds, Mas on, w. available. Set up on your lot Operators on duty 24 hours, 8 N FORD tractor with S ft. Va. phone 773·5147 . ready for your occupancy. 200 ca ll Area Code 513-228-7612 for Wood s brush hog. Phone 378 4-11 -7tc yards off Rt. 33 on County Rd. immediate applicatl?"· or 6341. ....,. 18. Quick delivery . Our lo~ write to : sem1 Truc;ks, P . O. 4-13-2tp 'HOOD 'S AQUARIUMS ; !Ish overheadwillsaveyouS$$. 12 Box 1422; Dayton, Ohio, 45401 . ------:-~--:--:-:-:-:-:::-. and supplies; new l-ocation, and 14' Mobile Homes 4-1 32tp MARLIN Glennfield 30-30 rifle, Ash Street, Middleport near available, Kingsbury - Home loe loader 3-30 cal1bre, all park ; phone 992-5443. Sales & Serv ice . In c. 3-25-tfc loading co mponents, 130 1-7-tfc Notice e mpty brass, $100. Phone 667 . . -~ - - - - -- - -- - - · EXPERT i -: In Memory Wantf!ll Buy .. ~. • .-. SABRE TILLER 31fz HP 129.95 :f. •... .,. ... ... ---------:-=-:- TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP . 49.95 Card of Thanks Help Wanted $3.57 hour '68 GMC •5.55 On Most American C•rs FURNITURE Open a Til5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main , Pomeroy, 0 . Stop In and See Our Floor Display. PIANO tuning, Lane Dan iels, 992-1081, 15~ Broadway St., Middleport, MiJy 7 thru Jvnt 30. . SEWING MACHINES. Repai1 service, all makes. 992-2284. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Author ized Singer Sales andl Service. We Sharpen Scissors.\ 3-29·1fC DULEtt and back noe worK, ponds and septic !anks, ditching service; top soil, fill dirt, limestone ; B&K Ex cav ating . Phone 992 -5367 Otck Katr, Jr . 9-1-tf· 2 HOUSES "NEW," 3 bedroom s; wall -to -wall carpet; total electric : basements ; large wooded lots; 2 car garages; custom kitchen; call 985-3595 or 9925869 . 3-18-12tc rcLELAND"" REALTY I'- "'- •oa E. Main . 199 gallon and Pomeroy Home & Auto Real Estate For sale For wood and masonry finishes . OFFICE SUPPUES - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 .111 Pomtrov . ,.1' 71 Olds 88 Holiday Sedan,_air ... . .. . ... .. 12695 70 Cadillac sed. DeVille, power, air....... 14000 70 Cadillac H.T. Cpe., power, air ........... 13700 ' 71 Volkswagen 4 Door, auto .............. 12495 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, air .... 12995 LATEX PAIWT ~E 'us FOR :' Awnlngo, olomi. doon and windows, carports, . marquees, l!lfuminum siding and railing. A. Jacob, sales representative . For free estimates, phone Charlet Lisle, Syracuse. v: V.' Johnson and Son, Int. 3-2·tf· LJolt!l~, large and small ,- Backhoes and Loaders on track and tires ;; Dump trucks Lo -boy Service; Septic tanks In -: s!alled; George (BIIIl Punins; phone 992-2478. 2·9-tfcl EXCAVA IINU . HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 713-5554 M.son, W. Va . 70 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, V roof, air........ 12595 69 Ford_LTD Wagon, air ................... 11895 EXPERIENCED. Radiata Service . From the laraest Trude or Bulldozer Radlalor to the ~ma11est Hearer l:ore. Natll.ln Bigps Radiator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOIDRS. INC. Pomeroy Ph. 992-2174 _H_A_R_R_I~ SO ::-N -::,:::S-::T:;,V::-;Ser::=v:lc:::e:-a nd AuTOMOBILE Insurance beer( cancelled? Lost your Service Calls; phone 992-2522. operator's license? Call m2·9-tfc 2966, 6-15-H• SEPTIC TANKS A ROil1 C, =:-:-·--::::-::-:--:7== SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN-' 0 ' DI:LL WHI: I:L aHgnmen ED, REPAIRED. MILLER located at Crossroads, Rt. )2 complele Iron! end serv1Ct SANITATION. STEWART, OHIO. PHONE 662-3035. tune up and brake service. ' 10-4-H( Wheels balanced elec -. Ironically . All work guaranteed. Reasonable ELNA and White ·sewini Machines ... service on arl rates . Phone 992-3213 or 742makes . Reasonable rates 3232. 2-18-tf~ The Sewing Center, Mid dlepor!, Ohio. 11-16-tfc MODERN septic tank ser·vice, 24 hours, 7 days a week. G'A~R-:A-:G::-=E--r~-p-a~i-r,-; . t~u~ n~e-~u~p~s; Phone "1·3954. 4-10-3otc plugs, poinb and condenser: 8 cyl., $17.95 and 6 cyl., $14.95 ; call for appointment; Racine EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and backhoe work ; septic Garage, Racine, Ohio, 949tanks installed; dump trucks 3611 . and lo-boy~ for hire ; will haul H·301c 1111 dirt, fop soli, limestone affd gravel ; call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone 991-7089; night phone 992-3525 or 992· 5232. 2·11 -ffc EXCELLENT LOCATION 1 level acre . 9 room home, 4 be drooms, porches. bath . Nice apartment in rear to rent. Large storage b~ilding. Beautiful yard . $18,500.00. INCOME PROPERTY Nice apartment, 2 bedrooms, bath ,· dining R, with 10 sleeping rooms over. Ready to rent for immediate in ~EADY - MIX CONc.;RETE delivered right to your come. CALL To SEE . Just Tt' It, 1 project. Fast and easy. Free $ 17 •500 :0YeARS OLD estimates, Phone 992·3284. 3 beaut 'iful bedrooms Wl1h Goeglein Ready -Mix Co .. Q,.. Middleport, Ohio. • · large closets. A kitchen that 1 . 6·30-tfc is a housewife ' s drea~~Dining room with dou~le SEPTIC TANKS CLiiANED sliding glass d~rs to ~t1o. 1 .' rates. Ph. 446 ' REASONABLE Large living room w~th h . Str ~ 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell fireplace . Bath . Utiltfy I' 110 Mec amc ec·. Owner & Operator. , room. Carpeted . Storm doors Oh' 5-12-HL & windows. Electric heat . ;Pomeroy, 10 Le vel lot 100x120. $23,000.00. C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer SERVICE STATION REAL BUY ' Complete Service With all stock and equip 3 RENTALS - 1 furnished. All Phone 949-3821 - ment . Lovely apartment near courthouse. INCOME Racine. Oh!o over. 3 bedrooms, $193 .00 a month . . Only Crltf Brad,tqrd . .. _ ed bath, hgas 5-1-ffc furnace, glass pore es, $10,000.00. CALL hardwood floors . A STEAL NEAR TOWN . 3348. AT JUST $17, 900.00 . 4 13 3t GROCERY business for sale. 3 BEDROOMS _ Large bath, ·G& E .u.pp11ance Repair; repair 4 YEARS OLD nice ki!chen, basement, tron! " " p Building for sale or lease . The Dally Sentinel on all laundry equipment, 773· 5618 lrom 8' 30 p.m. ' HOUSE ·,n Long Bottom . phone·,. -EAR --: : : : : : b Phone HERE IS A BUY 4 and back porches. Garage. Corn , $1 .50 per bu., 200 u. to 10 p m . for appointment. refrigeration equipment and 1 bedrooms, bath, large living house wlrl,ng; welding. Phon e 667-3337. 3·20-tfc 985-3529 $8 000 oo PH. 992-2156 electric and gas. Call 992-3802 4-13·3tp 6-ll ·lfq R.• bar room . Large kitchen ' · NEW LISTING - ---,..---,---:-;-----;::; or after 4: 30 p.m. call 992Fury , 2 dr . =:::-::-:cc:;-;:-~o-: . =~~. and dining area ~ loads of 10x55 MOBILE HOME~ And Phone 1960 PLYMOUTH d h 6050 : 200 BALES mixe ay. hardtop, air •cond., viny I t op , FOR SA-LE by- Owner ' 72 acre ca binets. Ph acre of groun d · lot. Has "-1 bed rooms, c It Y DE-AD Stock horses, ~attle . 3-21-30tp farm near Snowvtlle, 22t acres • d oar s . 992-6214 e 8•~ . Storm windows oo water, natura 1 gas, and Ohi o 4_13 _1tc ...--$1.100. Call 446-3939 . 4_6.stc hogs, sheep. Reasonable 4 tillable , 0 acres pas ur ' Close in . $16,900.00. Power . Asking Just $5700.00. room house 1n good, sound charge. Call 245-5514. l'.>YEARSOLD L- 0 -T Oth b ld 1' n~sand 1-28-JOtc ; HORSES : · 1 registered STAR KILLS rats quickly , sure. condit1on . good er Ulcon 1tlon, In new addition . Level lot ON ROUTE 33 Vacant, fe nces in quarter , 7 years old, gelded, '":'---:""'"----:'::;-; ----,-21f2 lbs., $1 .69, Ebersb~ch $ 21 ,500. Phone 992-6541 after 5 100x 100. 3 nice bedrooms w- . ready' for you to build your own $375. 1 ge lded walker, 7 years Hardware , Sugar Run M1lls , closets. Very modern kl_~ ~ home. Asking $1500. old. $250. Must se ll . Call 367P1ckens Hardware, Mason . .EXPERIENCED painter. inp , m. 4-12-7tc c hen W. range. Ba1h, utility, RESTAURANT 4-1 30tp 7431 . tic terior and extenor. Phone 0 hardwood floors (some EAT OUT - Your very own 985-3951 . 18 ACRE farm , 5 r oom s and carpeti ng} , drapes Included business. Good future with 197111 FT. TAGALONG travel 3-20-30tp bath , washroom, 2 c ar CORN · Phone 985·4211 . A nice carport with storage growing town. Asking Only trailer , self-contained, sleeps garage , free gas a~d free 3-29-14tp room . THIS YOU MUST $5,000.00. Will take lot on trade. 4. PMone 991·6960 . 4-11 -6tc: water. Shown by appo1ntment SEE $21,500.00. 42 ACRES only 742-3441. PROPERTY IS MOVING · 6 ROOMS ~ Modern kilohen HOUSE · in Middleport. 2 -""coAL, L1mestone, · Excelsio1 4-13-6tc Works, E. Main St. Salt bedroom. bath, call 949-3832 FAST . LET US SELL and bath. Nice gas furnace, DELIVERED Pomeroy Phone 992-3891 . $2995 or 843-2667. YOURS. barn , all minerals, and good . 10x40 2 BR TO. 4-12-tf<. HAVE large assor1ment of FOR SALE - 6 room and bath 4-11 6tc HENRY E. CLELAND, Sr. , fences . Only $19,500.00. .10x51 2 BR $3595 house , full s1ze basement, call flowers for Easter and every BROKER ' LARGE or see Robert Arnold 949·4780. occas 1on , Smalley' s Gift $3995 10x56 3 BR ·T ESTED and approved b)" 992-2259 if no answer 992-2568; SCENIC VIEW~ 4 bedrooms, 4-13-3tp Shop, Chester' OhiO. phone $3595 milltonsof homemakers . Blue 12x412 BR 2 baths, front enclosed and Lustre carpet cleaner is tops 2 BEDROOM mobile home , $3995 12x51 2 BR back porches. Gas F .A. fur 985·3537. 4-10-1otc Nelson's Drug Sto're . adults only; on old Rt. 33, nace, full basement, ·2 car $4295 Open Saturdays 12x56 3 BR Pomeroy , Ohio . phone 992-6294 or 992-6385 71 SCHULTZ 12ft. by 70ft. fully ~arage. Large river front lot. from 8 a.m. to 3: JO p.m . 4-12-2tc $4995 12x613BR after 8 p .m . All for Bargain of $10,500 00. - or. ·old ·Ri. 33 4-8·12tc 20x43 3 BR NEW HOME HAY . Phone 949 -3839 or 9494-10-6tc Phone 992-2689 3 BEDROOMS S!ove. $6500 5884 Double wide ONE bedroom apartment; ideal Pomeroy, Ohio _ 4-12·3tp refrigerator: freezer In for couples; phone 992-5248 or beautiful kitchen . Nice utility, All homes are total electric, 992-3436. and closets. Only 516,000. May 4·1J.6tc 14 IN . COA L Furnace, good 10 x 50 2 BEDROOM trailer, completely furnished, set of shape. Vidor Genl)eimer on take a lot on trade . excet'tent condition, $2,500 . steps, 1fA" birch paneling, County Rd . 19 at Peach Fork . Owner Transferred. 'Will not refuse any 2 BEDROOM home, 1676 LinNEW LISTING Phone Ravenswood 304-273house -type doors, storm 4-12-3tp coln Heights, bath, basemen1, 1 ACRE LOTS - In Meigs reasonable offer. 3623. windows . From S250.00 aluminum siding, storm doors 4-ll -4tc school district. Have the water down, Delivered Free. and windows, hardwood HAYS. STRAW. Phone 992-6860. taps and septic tanks ln. Only 12-6tp 4· This is a great opportunity for some lucky floors, newly refin_ished . Call $2,000.00 . • Many more to choose from . Tracy Whaley , 991-3054. family large or small. 5 bedroo':"~' completely 4-10-Stc SAVE $100.00 on 2 piece Early NOW TAKING orders for DON'T WASTE YOUR carpeted, living, family and d1~1ng ~ooms, 2 southern plants. Charles R. American llvlng room suite VALUABLE TIME LOOKING. Harris, 843-2693. with wood trim, foam large bathrooms, new kitchen w1th bu1ll10 cab. trailer 11x50, Ideal SEE US AND SAVE YOUR 4-13·tfc reversible cushions in choice · Furnace Controls- NEW locat ion for mine workers or Kids can walk to grade school. It's an older LEATHER. SHOE of color. This week onjy, belt line worksrs . Phone 742house in an excellent location In Middleport. HELEN L. TEAFORD H.UMIDIFIER$ $149 .95. Pomeroy Recovery , 5980 . GOROON B. TEAFORD 622 E. Main St. , Pomeroy, Was $24,000, but don't let that stop you. The 4-12-6tc Hot Water Heaters ASSOCIATES Ohio . Phone 992 -7554. Eastern Ave. Gallipolis, 0. owner must sell, (make an offer> : 4-12-6tp Plumbing ,o-4 --:R::-00 ::=7M;;'l;=u=r=n'= is;:'hed =s''a-~nd' 992-3615 or 992-3325 -.3--A-:,N--: PH. 446-0175 NO SUNDAY SHO\IVI~GS Electricai.Work unfurnished apartments . 1968 MERCURY Montego MX 4 '57 CHEVY 2 door hardtopi '55 Phone 992 -5434. f door sedan, excellent con- · Oldsmobile; contact Larry 1·· 4-12-t c k' 90 Hubbard , Syracuse; phone dition , 1972 Kawasa 1 , .:_· ~'. exce ll ent condition . Rick 992-3364. . • I , TRAILER,~- B( o"wn •s Trailer Hollon, Chester, Ohio, 985· 4-3·12tp I Park ; phone 992 ·3314 . m . 4 • 4-3-tfc .I 4-12-3tc 992-2448 PRIVATE - meeting room for 1.72 ACRE LOT, Phone 742-3656. Pomeroy, any organization ; phone 992' 4·12-2tp WE· ARE r10w taking orders for 3975. AT 3-11-tfc Sputhern Tomatoes. peppe_rs, sweet potatoe~ and anton FURNISHED 2 bedroom planls ; will be 10 by MoyH~1r apartment , adults only, at least; Jam~s Ray ' Middleport ; phone 991-3874. Letart Fails, Oh10 i phone 247 4-6-lfc 2961. H·13tc ------'---:--:--::~ HOUSE AND two trailer lots. FROMt 7100 TO ~ 0100 PM OLD FASHIONED revival s!ill Phone 992"5693 ' 4-9-Stc in progress at the Pomeroy . Wesleyan Holiness Church on Stop in and $ee our line of 1967 FORD Galaxle 500 StanRt. 143. Special services each quality fishing tackle, rods, evening af7:30-p. m. Speaker dard shift, good condition. .. and Pastor Rev. O'OeJI reels, lines, lures. Coli 991-6411. ' Manley . Everyone welcome. 4-12-6tc " · 3·26-tfc 6l FO~D Econoline, pfck up truck wi1h tool boxes. Ex1 AM quilling business. I have cellent condition . No rust, Watkins Products at reduced new paint. Phone 949-5953 . prices. Adra Swick, LangsPomeroy, Ohio • 4-I0-6tc ville, Ohio, phone 742-3295. Phone991· 4-11.6tc 1965 FORD Galaxie , 500, ex Open 8 a .m. to 5:30 p.m. G__U_Nc-:S::-h-oo-:t-:.-;R:;-u-;:t;:la::n-:;d~A;':m=er:;i ~a~ cellent condition. Clean as a Monday thru Thur:sday, 8 pm vs automatic . Phone 949 Legion , Sunday 12 until · a .m. fo 8 p.m . Friday and 5953, Beech Grove Rd . 4-10-6tc Saturday. 4-13-2tc Arnold Grate Rutland ~ . 741-4211 ~~~~~------~. , 1 WANTED I Poles Maximum Diameter 10" or. Largest End I2195 '71 FORD GALAXIE ......... , ........ 500, 4 Dr , H T., P.S , P B., factory a ir . 1295 66 Buick L3Sabre 4 Door, air............... 695 5 64 Buick Elec. 4 Door H.T.................. '295 Brougham, 4 dr. wagon. 10 passenger wdh rack, V 8, auto , P.S, P B 1795 '71 PLYMOUTH ....................... 1 Marqu e 4 dr , v.nyl roof , load ed 12395 Camara Z28 , gold With black stnpes Sharp . '66 THUNDERBIRD ................. 11295 '70 CHEV ................................ 2 Or H T' . v.nyl roof . loaded & s harp . \_ 1395 Fury dr , V-8, auto Run s the best '69 TOYOTA ............................. 1895 '66 PLYMOUTH ....................-;-•••. 2 Or H T., 4 sp , 4 cyl. POMEROY CEWARD CALVERT, Salesman 64 PLYMOUTH ..... . ................. . VC~hant , Oh10 , Cred1tors are requ1red to file the tr calims with 5>ald flductary W1lh1n four months. Dated th1 S 28th day of Mar c h, 1973 Manntng 0 Webster Probate Judge of sa1 ~ County 13) 30, (416, 13, 3tc 195 1 V-8, auto · RIGGS ·usED CARS PH. 985 -4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 11 ~· ' J 1 ' CO""''~~"""' CHESTER. 0 . Pomeroy Motor Co. •'' '· 19660L{) 5 F85 CPE . V-8 automatic fran s, pow er s teenng good hres , priced fo please -THE KIRKWOOD WITH THE brakes, rad1o, 1965 DODGE CORONET 500 S.P-E.CI-A-L FLOOR PIAN . seats Pomeroy OPEN EV S. 8 : 00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO * PARKWOOD * KIRKWOO.D *ACADEMY 12:30P.M. SELLING 38 I!IJLLS AGENCY ·HEATING & COOLING • TRI.QlUNTY ._, 'Jill IIi 12'x60' 2 BDRM. fj' "KIRKWOOD'; l '• NRI\UJOOO MOBILE HOMES . Auto Sales ARNOLD .BROTHERS FISH FRY o. Eagles Qub In Pomeroy . . FRIDAY APRIL 13th . We talk to yoil like a pe1S011. WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL GRAVELYTRACTOR SALES Refreshments Will Members Be Served and Griest hivited 1--·--------..----.. --.. POLLED HEREFORD GRADED SATURDAY, APRIL21, 1973 PIKE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, PIKE!ON, OHIO WISEMAN "H£1e' ATTENTION CATTLEMEN BULL SALE THE ,·' Miller. gun furnace • Plumbed for washer • L' hted hood range . Storm doors & windows • E'irly American furniture • House type door . 8 windows 'tront & rear • Copper Wife ay h 1 u L approved - National f1re : straps · Carpet ~~~~ugw~n~o~s H ~ rricane OUR PRICE All bulls w1 ll be weighed and graded a t 9 30a rn . by three univer sity graders All bull s mu st grade clioice to sell All bulls are guaranteed breeders All bu lls ready for heavy service (2 years to 7 years) Th 1s sale Is directed toward the comme rcta l breeder fo upgrade h1s feeder calves For catalog write : PAUL OIXON Pike County Exten si on Agent Post Office Bldg . Waver ly, Qh1o 45690 BILL'S ARMY NAVY SALES 85 NORTH COURT STREET ATHENS; OHIO fhroughout. 00 '5795 . . ~- 7 lMNG P00to0 1 OUR WORD IS OUR BOND ' md he in1orm erJ of the fun c tmn s of your government are embod 1ed in publiC not1ces . In lha l selt -governmen_l Gha rg es a ll ct 11zens to be 1nformed , lhiS newsp.:~per urges every Ci iiH.' Il IO read and study. th ese nolices We !i lrongly adv iSt: those Cl lt zens , scek.1ng lu rttler informa ii On, IO CI<CrCISe fhCII rtght of ac cess IO pullll< records a~d publi C mec l1ngs . $405 HT Cpc, V 8, automafic, P.S, rad 10, good fire s, buclo;et 14x70's are our specialty - Workmanship "' quality Easy & fast c 'r edif _approval Credit approved G . I. loans Available - All homes U. L. approved No trickY. sales tactics or JACK EO- UP PRICES! . SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC,. Your Right to Know $59S ~ REMEMHER W"' Service Wh11t We ~ell PUBLIC NOTICES 1966 CHEV E LLE H.T CPE. . ' >749 Th e hof one & sure to plea s~. V-8, au tomal1 c good It res, good body wtth green finish, rad1o. a spec 1a l any day . r------:-------::;;;;::::=;--------------l . WE STILL ARE MAKING GREAT DEALS ON NEW BUICKS, PONTIAC$, OPELS. WE STILL WANT TO WIN THAT TRIP. COME IN AND MAKE US AN OFFER. Or H T, sedan DeV1II e, vinyl roof C11mate Control , full po_wer . See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel MOBILE HOMES Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2174 MONACO EXTRA NICE, 12,681 MILES •3995 1972 -ooDGE-----------------------------1971 BUICK ·--~~~~~!~-R~~-c:~~-------------~389 5 1970 DODGE _.:~~~~R.:.=-~~~:A!__________ .;. _____ ! 1895 1970 PONTIAC --~~~~~..?~:2~~~------------- •229 5 1970 FORD -~-~~~~.:.~~~~!!:..~£Y~~------------~229 5 1970 PONTIAC -~~N~:~~~~~~~~~~C!~R---------·2595 1970 PONTIAC ---~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~L~~~~---- ' 2 8 9 5 1969 BUICK --~:~~~:~~~!:!~!.~:A~----------- ~ 1 9 9 5 1968 FORD --~-T~~!~~U!_B~~~~~~~----~------· ' 1 5 9 5 1950 FORD --~2~N-~~T-~~~~<p_!~~c~:...------------- •29 5 -1 1 PUBLIC WHOLESALE . NEW SMITH .NELSON MOTORS 4 '66 CADILLAC ........................ . Op<, Evenings Until6:0il'--Til5p.m . Sat. NOTICE OF APPOINTMEN-T Case No. 2Q,898 Estate of James A. Roush, Deceas.e d "Not 1ce 1S hereby given that Margaret Roush of Route 2, Racme , Oh10, h_as been duly appomted Adm mtstratnx ot tne Estate of James A Roush , de ceased, la-te of Me19S County, 1795 1 Polar a, 2 dr H.T., v1nyl roof, P.S, P B , fa ctory a1r. "You'l l Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" GMAC FINANCING 1 '70 DODGE Karr & VanZandt 992 -5342 1395 l TO ......................... 'i/ 0 MERCURY ....................... For Rent • 2 Dr H T., loaded. ~ c~\r~~3~~~rY49L;~~1.new. • '10 CH EV. CAPRICE ................. 12195 68 Ford Gal. 500 4 Door, air .............. 11095 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air ........ '995 . For Rent or Sale OHIO · .:PALLET CO. 6 Cyl , auto , P S , blue, in Show Room condition . • Em ploym eilt Wanted $7.00 Per Ton 11995 ··· w .......... 4 Dr , Slant 6, auto ., vinyl roof POMEROY WANTED ·I CHIPWOOD Wanted '70 CHEV. CAMARO 68 Pontiac Bonneville 4 Dr. H.T., air ...... .'1395 FOR I Estat · f Sale e or 4 '69 FORD CARRIERS Rea CHEV•........................... ,. 11000 '70 Or Sedan. V-8, auto , P.S, P. B , factory a1r. 69 'Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.....11395 68 Dodge Pol. 4 Door H.T......,. ........... '795 r ·,..gz'J B. 11ea n d St Broke..; SPECIAL OF THE WEEK · '70 HORNET ........ ·· ................... 1 4 Dr, 6 cy l , stand trans 1a real gas getter. 68 Chevelle 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto., P.S..... '1495 Real Estate For sale Instruction ton Truck , long w1debed 1 V-B, stand , R&H, sharg. .,69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., air ..... '1595 68 Olds Cut. Hoi. Sedan, v.roof, air ........ '1495 AT s 1495 '71 CHEV. '12 TON._................ : ... 11895 Truck, v 8, 4 sp, - R&H . USED CARS Blue Ridge Interior- Exterior 992-2094 606 E . Main Pomeroy EASTER .SPECIALS FOR THE PARTICULAR PAINT SPECIAL! POMEROY HOME & AUTO Wheel Alignment t i : :: I 1 1 Mobile Homes For i ' Business Services KNAPP qu.,lity shoes for work Ameri.c;an living room suite or dress ; golf shoes, $19.99; with wood trim _. • to~m call 992-5324 , Bob Hysell . reversible cushions m choiCe ' 4-6-tfc •• 9-The The Biggest Little Department Store in Athens, Ohio · •Te~ ts all sius for camping in brand names _such as Coleman, ·Thermos, Camel, HetTr ick and Nai1onal at Discount Prices . e Complete lin e of Coleman products and fiShing· gear for vour outdoor pleasure . e Housewares: Radios, car'' and tape players wit~ tapes at S2.98 each : Gla ssware , oil lamps and br~ss chtmes, etc. Tool s: Socket sets•, handyman tools, Ltncoln welders, motor otl and tarps NOTICE To John M Groves. whose pla ce ol res1dence 1S unknown and canno t with r easonab le diligence be asce rtained , you nre hereby notd ted lhat you have been named Defendant m a legal act ton en 11tled Pau l Stgman and Janet Sigman, Plainl 1ff 5, vs Jolin M, Groves, et al , Delendanls This acl1on has been ass igned Case No 15,261 and 1s pending m the Court of Common Pleas, Meigs Cou nty, Pomeroy, Oh10, <157 69 The ob1ecl of th,e Compla1n1 1S lOr partilion of rea l es. lale descnhed a s foll ows , The follow1ng described real es lal e ~t t u a l e m the VIllage of M1ddleporL Counl y of Meigs and Stale of Ohio · Be1ng the nort l'l eas ler ly part of Lot No 10, formerly Sheftleld, now incorpo rat ed and m'a de a part of the Vil la ge of M1ddleporl, and hav1ng a lrontag e on F 1rst St reet of 46 tee t and ex lending back at lhe same Wtdlh to a po1nl half way be lween F1rst and Second Str eets Al so stx fee t oft of the soulllweslerly s1de ot the front hall ot Lot No . 9, !ranting s1x teet on F1 rs t Street and ex lend.ng back at Ihe same width to a pomt half way belween Fi rst and Second Str eets . Also the sa1d gran tee shall have a perroanent right of way for 1ngress and egress not to exceed lwo feel in width ex tending from the above desc nbed prem is es wes terly to Second Street, sa1d nghl of way to be loca le.d on th e norft1 s1 de of the northwesterly part of s·aid Lot No 10 Deed Reference Volume 243, Page 535, and Volume 253, Page 149, Me1gs county Deed Records The praye r of the Complamt 1s for commiSSIOners be ap po inled to partll tOn sa1d real .die , or 1f the same canno t be d1v1ded Qy metes and bounds w1thou 1 manifest , 1njury to 1ts value , that 11 be appratsed and sold, and lhe proceeds. d1v1ded among lhe Platnltf fs and Defendants as their respecl1ve mh~res't may appear, lor cos ts herem, 1ncludmg rea sonab le altorney tees; and that ttley be granted such other re l1e f as may be lUSt ;,nd proper . You are requ1red to answe1 the Compla1nt w1thln 28 doys after the las.! publi caf 1on of thtS notice , which will e publtshed once each week for six con , secu11ve we eks . The last publtcahon wdl be made May 4, 1973, and the 28 days for answer wdl commence on lhat dale , In case of your fa ilure to answer or Olherwlse respond as requ1red by the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure, 1udgment by default will be rendered aga 1nst you for the re l1ef demanrJed in · the Complau1f Dated . March 28, 1973. La rry Spencer, Clerk of Court, Meigs County Common Pleas court (3) 30, ( 4) 6, 13, 20, 27 . {5) <I • ~ 992-2174 'j'f!J_ · TRICU 500 E. Main St •• Pomeroy. OhtO · 8 .· . Open Evenin~ 'Til 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m .. SeNice 'Til 12 Noon on Saturday Mother Goose skit highlight. of Riverview School PTA meeting ~ By Mrs. 1... Baldersori' 1 REEDSVILLE The J>rog ram for the April-n~eetmg of lhc Hivervaew PTA was a sktt on health , " Mother Goose Land," by fu;st and second gr a d ers darected by the Laler.ature class under the s upervi sion of the1r teacher an d prin ctpal , Mrs. Gra ce Weber. Literat ure class :-;t ud enl'l trained and taught the first and second grade studen ts thei r parts m the skit which was Wl'ltlen by Mr:i. Olive Osburn, fir st grade teacher . D1<1na Smith played the leading role of Mother Goose . Kell y, · guidance Tom co unselor of .the district, expluincd . hi~ dulie s an d readmess to serve pupils and parents in this area. Devotions, "Ca lvary vnd Easter ," were read by Mrs. Margaret Brown , Realling C1rcle Book and A.ttcndvnce Banner were awarded to Mrs. Gra ce Weber's room for the most parents attending Easter f I I through Apr·tl 23. A s torage buildmg for school supplies Is bemg buJJt. Teresa and Mark Smith sen t a than k-you to the PTA for pn1.e money they received at a recen t sc1ence fa n· sponsored by the PTA . Mrs. Weber s;:ud s he sent a tclegr~un to Gov . Gliligan in behalf of lh e s tudents a t Riverview School ur g in ~,g continuance of Mr . Eddy, the Bookm ubile . Officers were installed by Mrs. Ma rilyn Hannum. Thanks were extended to the retirmg officers for the year they served . In her mstallation Mrs. Hannum used a reading and a prayer . . New off ice r s are prcs1den !..,. Teresa Collins; vice president, Ora Jean Holter; sec retary , Liz Upton and treasurer, Ma rgare t Brown . A report fro m the County Cou ncil PTA was given by Mrs. Ruth A. Balderson. Also attending were Mrs. Barbara Ha nnum and Mrs. Marilyn Hannum . The auditing committee reported the treasurer's \ buok 1s m urder. Mrs. Teresa Collins, Mrs. MgriJyn Hannum and Mrs . Marlene Putman plan to attend th e PTA Co nfe re nce at Chesa peake Apr11 28. The May meeting will be May I with the stude n ts of th e school presenltng a mus ical program under the <hrcc hon of Mrs. Maxme White head . Refreshments were .::erved by the committee. Namt. --~ ~s were distributed by Kim Ret!L. from Troop 67, asstsled by Mrs. Betty Buchanan, a committee moiher . vacation will be from Apn l 20 PUBLIC NOTICE Sealed b1ds will be rece iv'ect by the Olive Town ship Board of Trustee s ,:~ t lhe office or the TownShiP Clerk tor the pur cha se of a new Loader -Backhoe Offered as trade -in one I 1I Ca:ie 430 Loade r 6ackhoc B1ds 10 be opened at the off1ce ot the Trustees at Reedsville , Oh io May 2 at 1 o'clock 197J SpecJ!t cat 10ns for lhe Loader Backhoe can be obtained at the res1dCnce of the Clerk at Long Botlom, Oh 1o The Board of Trustees reserve ttle r1gt'!l lo reject any or all b1ds ou . . e Townsh ip rrustees Ada B1s.sell. Cferk. ( J J 13 , ~o. 27, Jtc SHERIFF'S SALE QF CHATTEL PRO PER-rY Citizens Nat1ona1 Bank of Middleport, Ohto vs . Martha How ell Cas.e No . 15,164 In pursuance to an E•eculion trom the Common Pleas Cou rt of Me1gs County OhtO on the 21s t day of Fe bruary , 1973 and to me directed 1n the case named above, J w111 expose for sale at publ1c auct1on at the, front door or the Cour l House , Pomeroy , Oh10, Meigs. County on the 25th day of April, 1973 , at 10 :00 AM I he followmg goods and' chattels to w11 1 .._ 1969 Rebel , 4 door sedan, wh1le in co lor, 6 cylinder, Ser1 al No . ft,9A 150(707371 . Taken as the Property of Martha t1owell to satiSfy---anexecutiOn In favor of the Cit1zen's Nat1onal Bank Robert C. Harten bach Me1gs CountY Shenll 60xl4 Hillcrest 2 Br. "It's. Our Supf!r Special" All deluxe features, fully carpeted, 114" Salem Birch paneling, central air conditioning, front kitchen private dining, eye-level oven; ~ounter top range. It's the Super Spepal, because it's a super nice home. Delivered and Set Up_: RP!J . $8995 )uper Specia I ·UpTo12Yr. Financing We Service What We 'Sell (41 11 , ltc • Shoes and clothmg for the enltre fam ily . Open 9 a . m . to 5·30 p. m. DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY AND FR·IDAY UNTIL 9 p. m. SUNDAY 12 noo11 to 5:30 p.m. for your convenience N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OFF ICE HOURS 9 : 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 ( CL~S E AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT · T ., POMEROY. Goble Mobile Home Sales. Dan. Thompson, The Dealin' Man 586 Locust 992-7004 Middleport Open 8 to 6 Mon. Thru Sat. �'I • • • • ' ~ s;;;;;_;;;,'Ci~"'~;ifieds Get Action! sentinel Classifieds Get Results/ • " Notice ' SAVE 5100.00 on a 1 p1ece WANT ADS INFORMATION . Early • For Sale For Sale Auto Sales 3 NEW 1973 Zi~ - Zag Sewing 1962 PLYMOUTH Valiant, good Oli'AOLINii'S condition. Phone 992 - 3791~ machines In anginal factory s P .M . Day Before Publicat ion . . '4-ll ·6tc carton . Zlg . Zag to make Monday Deadlme 9 1!1 . m . bttftonholes, sew on buttons. Cancellation - Corrections of color This week only monograms. and make fancy 1968 DODGE Polara stati!2rl •• W ill be accepted untll9 a.m . tor 514 9.95. Pomeroy Recovery , PAY LESS - GET MORE! ! Davof Publication wagon, 383 V8 , air con • designs with iust the twist of a •• E. Main St., Pomeroy . REGULATIONS 612 power steering and ditionmg, Besides our usual stock of single-dial. Left in layaway •• ~. The Publ isher reserves the Ohio . Phone .992--7554. brakes, very good condition. clean, budget -priced used and never been used. Will sell·' right to edit or reject anv ads 4-l2-6tp • furniture KUHL'S BARGAIN S\,300. Phone 247-2166 Robert for only $47 cash, or te~ms dtemed objtclionel . The Sayre . CENTER now sells NEW available. Electro Hygtene publisher will not l)e responsible FURNITURE o 3 pc. maple or • -11--4tc Co. Phone 991 ·7755. lor more than one mcorrect GUN SHOOT, also rifle matches. open sites only an~ walnut bedrooms Sl09; 44-11 -6tc • insertion . special deer slug match , drawer chests (maple or RATES ' Sale Forked Run Sportsman Club, For Want Ad Sl!rvlce walnut! $25 .95 ; 5-dr awer 3 E L'ECTROLUX Vacu,um ~ •• 5 cents per Word one msert ion Sunday , 12 noo!h_ - - . maple SJO 95 ; Herculon sofas. Cleaners complete with at - 'C ASH pa id for all makes and 1 Min \mum Charge 75c 4-12-3tc matching chairs $139.95, 3 pc. tachments, · cordwlnder and models of . mobile homes ., 12 cents per word three coffee step table sets Sl6;95; paint spray. Used but In like Phone area code 614-423-9531. , c:onsecut ive insertions . ALL EYE Moke. Up products i.n sla1-seat hardwood roc~ers new condt11on. Pay $3.4.45 18 cents per word she con 4-13-tfc line on spec1al th1s Koscot , 15 _95 ; s .s . oak stra!Qht. cash or budget plan available. secutive lnsertrons. month ~ 1 would like to serve or ~~uxin~~~r.-h. chairs, $5 50 ea . in quanttfies 25 Per Cent Discount on pa 1d Eledro Hygiene Co. ' Phone l-2- · ;60 NAMCO MObile hom'i' ' visit you . Please phone Hel~n ads and adS.Pl!lilt_wUtlu:t.10 days . of 4+; 7 pc. chrome dinette 992-7755. with added living room and Jane Brown. Middleport, Ohto CARDOFTHANKS $99 ; also, cloth-covered ~ofa 4-11 -6tc utility room . 13 acres in • ~a-O&tTUARY "1-5113 . tf beds, swivel rockers, v1nyl Rutlant:l Township. Secluded. S1 .50 for SO word minimum 4-4- c recliners , child's rockers ; CONTEMPORARY Modern Phone 742-3664.' Each additional word 2c . sofas with matching swtvel Walnut sty le stereo-radio , 4-13-3tc BLIND ADS TWO week revival at Freedom rockers. tt pays to check with Addlt1on al 25c Charge per Gospel Mission at Bald Knobs am-fm radio, 4 speaker sound -==========:-~ KUHL'S for your NEW or Advertisement . system , 4 speed automatic r s1arting April 15 at 7: 30 P:m. OFFIGE HOURS USED furniture needs! USED changer . Balance $71.31. Use Air Conditioners' Rev . Cecil Wise , Evangelist, 8 .30 a m . to 5 . 00 p m Dai ly, APPLIANCES include large budget terms. Call 992· Awnings our Rev . L. R. Gluesencamp, 8: 30 a m to 12 00 Noon selec ti on of late -model 7085. Saturday. Pastor . Special singing . The refr igera tors $85 and others 4-ll -6tc Underpinning publiC is invited . t from $25 (1 gas) ; elect. or gas 4-10·5 c ~ dryers S35 ; auto . washers S45 ; YAMAHA cycle 175. Phone "2· Complete mobile . ho~e wringer -type .- port . dtsh 7689 after 5 p.m. service _ plu!. g1gant1c " IN MEMORY of our dear lo washer , used billiard table 4·11 -3tc · display of mobile homes "", - husband and father , James $45 . Maior appliances are • w. Holl on who passed away 3 POI NT hitch from aN or 9N GUARANTEED for 30 days. USED under counter dish - always availab le at · · · ~, April 13, 1969. Ford tractor Phone 667 -3348 , KUHL 'S BARGA I N CE Nwasher. Phone 992 -2242. 1• Wife, Opal , chtldren and 4-13-Jtp TER, Rt . 7 " at caution light," 4-11 -3tp MILLER Tuppers Plains . Open to 7; . ~ grandchildren ClEA N cop per . 48c lb .; . 4· l3-ltp c losed MONDAY S ONLY · 1969 VOLKSWAGEN camp· MOBILE HOMES ~, Radiators, clean , 28c lb.· phone 667 3858. mobile , low mileage, extra •~-· IN LOVING memory o1 Mr s. Brass . 18c lb.;bBatteries. 85c ; 1120 washington Blvd. · 4-8-6tc M A H II good condition . S1, 995.00. ~; Effie ~Manuel who left us 5 Ginseng $60 I i · · a • . BELPRE. 0 . 423 .7521 Phone 992-3076. years ago, April 14, 1968. " But Reedsville, 378-6249. 3-9 tfc 4-11 ·6tc as for me, God will redeem ' --::---c~--=-::-;:-;:: SPRING SPECIALS ' 10 X 50 MOBILE home, ~·· my soul from the power of t bl EASTER flowers, Hanging ce llent condit ion, expanst~n death , for he wilt receuve OLD furniture, oak a es, baskets and pots of mums , living room, fully atr -'· me ." Psalm 49 : 15 . Sadly organs, dishes , clocks, brass lilies, geraniums. begonias conditi oned; phone 992-5905. 1 missed by husband, Ma 11. T. beds or complete households. 4-6-12tc and petunias. Pansies and Manuel and family . Write M . 0 . Miller, Rt. 4, In Carlon · cabbage J'lants . Cleland 4-13-ltc Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 992b' l Farms an Greenhouse, E. Set Up, 134.95 6171. Before you buy any new ,Me 1 e Main , Racine , Geraldine Home , think of all the money 1 7 tic Cleland. you can save on a good late •~.•• 4·11 -tfc model used Mobile Home . 1 :; WE WISH to extend our sincere Here are some everyday low ~ thanks to our relatives. nelg~In Carton 1972 APACHE Eagle Fold-Up prices: 1 - 1971 - 60xl2 2 ;!·. bars and friends/ for the~r camper ; includes spare tire, Set up, $54.95 bedroom delu xe Champion ..t· kindness and sympathy canopy and plastic storm $4,495 00, 1 ~ 1971 - 50x11 2 DELIVERY DRIVER POMEROY •· during the death of my father , window. Trailer has been bedroom Buddy $3,595.00, 1 9'._ Jack W. Cars~y , _Mgr . ~: and our grandfather, Robert wired for electricity, 3 out lets. 1971 -- 44xl2 2 bedroom aid! Phone 992 -2181 Laudermilk, for the flowe~s, Excellent condition, $675, call Buddy, $3,395.00. 1 ~ 1970 ~ food and cards and spec1a l "2-5815 after 5 p.m. 60xl2 3 bedroom Elcona JUST taken in 1973 8 track thanks to Rev . Robert Shook , 4-1l -4tc $4,795.00 ; 1 ~ 1965 ~ 51x10 2 stereo console. Due to Carne Neutzling for the bedroom Parkwood (sharpl damage in shtpment will sell USED davenport . $25. Call 985- $2,795.00; special music, pallbearers Full or Part Time 1 - 1971 ~ 60x12 2 for s mall balance of $89 .50 or and Ewing Funeral Home. 3936 after 4 p.m . bedroom Buddy $4,295.00 ; all payments of $6.55 per month . Your thoughtfulness w.lll 4·11-3tc Including deltvery and set-up. never be forgotten . The Call 992·5331 No experience necessary. This is tust a few of the many 4 13-6tc HOUSE and 2 lots plus 9 ad family of Roberf Laudermilk . Must have car and be wilhng bargains avadabl~ now at 4-13-ltc jointng lots at Long Botto_m , Berry Mil ler Mobtle Home to learn. 1973 DELUXE Zig Zag sewing Ohio, under $3.000 . Would llke Sales, 705 Farson St., Belpre, machine, slightly used, does a 10' wide house trailer up to Ohio, ph one 423 -9531 - Open 7 everything without at - 112 payment . M. A. HaiL 378CALL 9-8,446-0677 tachments. Pay $1 .50 per days. 4-12-4tc 6249, Reedsville, Ohio. COMMON CARRIERS week or pay balance of $41..50. 4-11 -tfc NEEDQUALIFIED 1 PART TIME . National suppl ie r Call 991-5331. DRIVERS : OWN YOUR HOME AT LOW will tra in men for local MAJOR trucking companies 4-1 3~6tc 3 CAMP lots for sale, run from COST - see Kingsbury Home typewriter repairing. Write: covering 48 states no~ ofRegional Manager, Box 25, --~------:--;:--: railroad track to low water Sales & Service, Inc.• phone fering qualification framing DON' T pump your Slugg<Sh mark , 86 ft. wide at railroad 99262~ from 1 to 7 p .m . or by Glenshaw, Penna . 15116. on thelr equipment . No ex ~eptic ta nk Get Klean -Em track, 400ft . long and 100ft. appointment. 24' wide . 4-8-12tp perience neGessary. Local ! All septic tank cleaner . wide at low wa1er mark ; furn is hed. Made by Skylme and Over -the-Road . Qualifted Landmar~ Farm Bureau, these lots are good and clean , Corp.) co untry 's larges t. drivers earn over $12,000.00 Pomeroy nobrush ; levei ;' onOhioRtver " Meigs County owned and per year . Appli cations are 413ltc acr.oss from Pomeroy; operated." Financing now being .. accepted . ------,--'-~-:-;;--; - Marion Reynolds, Mas on, w. available. Set up on your lot Operators on duty 24 hours, 8 N FORD tractor with S ft. Va. phone 773·5147 . ready for your occupancy. 200 ca ll Area Code 513-228-7612 for Wood s brush hog. Phone 378 4-11 -7tc yards off Rt. 33 on County Rd. immediate applicatl?"· or 6341. ....,. 18. Quick delivery . Our lo~ write to : sem1 Truc;ks, P . O. 4-13-2tp 'HOOD 'S AQUARIUMS ; !Ish overheadwillsaveyouS$$. 12 Box 1422; Dayton, Ohio, 45401 . ------:-~--:--:-:-:-:-:::-. and supplies; new l-ocation, and 14' Mobile Homes 4-1 32tp MARLIN Glennfield 30-30 rifle, Ash Street, Middleport near available, Kingsbury - Home loe loader 3-30 cal1bre, all park ; phone 992-5443. Sales & Serv ice . In c. 3-25-tfc loading co mponents, 130 1-7-tfc Notice e mpty brass, $100. Phone 667 . . -~ - - - - -- - -- - - · EXPERT i -: In Memory Wantf!ll Buy .. ~. • .-. SABRE TILLER 31fz HP 129.95 :f. •... .,. ... ... ---------:-=-:- TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP . 49.95 Card of Thanks Help Wanted $3.57 hour '68 GMC •5.55 On Most American C•rs FURNITURE Open a Til5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main , Pomeroy, 0 . Stop In and See Our Floor Display. PIANO tuning, Lane Dan iels, 992-1081, 15~ Broadway St., Middleport, MiJy 7 thru Jvnt 30. . SEWING MACHINES. Repai1 service, all makes. 992-2284. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Author ized Singer Sales andl Service. We Sharpen Scissors.\ 3-29·1fC DULEtt and back noe worK, ponds and septic !anks, ditching service; top soil, fill dirt, limestone ; B&K Ex cav ating . Phone 992 -5367 Otck Katr, Jr . 9-1-tf· 2 HOUSES "NEW," 3 bedroom s; wall -to -wall carpet; total electric : basements ; large wooded lots; 2 car garages; custom kitchen; call 985-3595 or 9925869 . 3-18-12tc rcLELAND"" REALTY I'- "'- •oa E. Main . 199 gallon and Pomeroy Home & Auto Real Estate For sale For wood and masonry finishes . OFFICE SUPPUES - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 .111 Pomtrov . ,.1' 71 Olds 88 Holiday Sedan,_air ... . .. . ... .. 12695 70 Cadillac sed. DeVille, power, air....... 14000 70 Cadillac H.T. Cpe., power, air ........... 13700 ' 71 Volkswagen 4 Door, auto .............. 12495 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, air .... 12995 LATEX PAIWT ~E 'us FOR :' Awnlngo, olomi. doon and windows, carports, . marquees, l!lfuminum siding and railing. A. Jacob, sales representative . For free estimates, phone Charlet Lisle, Syracuse. v: V.' Johnson and Son, Int. 3-2·tf· LJolt!l~, large and small ,- Backhoes and Loaders on track and tires ;; Dump trucks Lo -boy Service; Septic tanks In -: s!alled; George (BIIIl Punins; phone 992-2478. 2·9-tfcl EXCAVA IINU . HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 713-5554 M.son, W. Va . 70 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, V roof, air........ 12595 69 Ford_LTD Wagon, air ................... 11895 EXPERIENCED. Radiata Service . From the laraest Trude or Bulldozer Radlalor to the ~ma11est Hearer l:ore. Natll.ln Bigps Radiator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOIDRS. INC. Pomeroy Ph. 992-2174 _H_A_R_R_I~ SO ::-N -::,:::S-::T:;,V::-;Ser::=v:lc:::e:-a nd AuTOMOBILE Insurance beer( cancelled? Lost your Service Calls; phone 992-2522. operator's license? Call m2·9-tfc 2966, 6-15-H• SEPTIC TANKS A ROil1 C, =:-:-·--::::-::-:--:7== SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN-' 0 ' DI:LL WHI: I:L aHgnmen ED, REPAIRED. MILLER located at Crossroads, Rt. )2 complele Iron! end serv1Ct SANITATION. STEWART, OHIO. PHONE 662-3035. tune up and brake service. ' 10-4-H( Wheels balanced elec -. Ironically . All work guaranteed. Reasonable ELNA and White ·sewini Machines ... service on arl rates . Phone 992-3213 or 742makes . Reasonable rates 3232. 2-18-tf~ The Sewing Center, Mid dlepor!, Ohio. 11-16-tfc MODERN septic tank ser·vice, 24 hours, 7 days a week. G'A~R-:A-:G::-=E--r~-p-a~i-r,-; . t~u~ n~e-~u~p~s; Phone "1·3954. 4-10-3otc plugs, poinb and condenser: 8 cyl., $17.95 and 6 cyl., $14.95 ; call for appointment; Racine EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and backhoe work ; septic Garage, Racine, Ohio, 949tanks installed; dump trucks 3611 . and lo-boy~ for hire ; will haul H·301c 1111 dirt, fop soli, limestone affd gravel ; call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone 991-7089; night phone 992-3525 or 992· 5232. 2·11 -ffc EXCELLENT LOCATION 1 level acre . 9 room home, 4 be drooms, porches. bath . Nice apartment in rear to rent. Large storage b~ilding. Beautiful yard . $18,500.00. INCOME PROPERTY Nice apartment, 2 bedrooms, bath ,· dining R, with 10 sleeping rooms over. Ready to rent for immediate in ~EADY - MIX CONc.;RETE delivered right to your come. CALL To SEE . Just Tt' It, 1 project. Fast and easy. Free $ 17 •500 :0YeARS OLD estimates, Phone 992·3284. 3 beaut 'iful bedrooms Wl1h Goeglein Ready -Mix Co .. Q,.. Middleport, Ohio. • · large closets. A kitchen that 1 . 6·30-tfc is a housewife ' s drea~~Dining room with dou~le SEPTIC TANKS CLiiANED sliding glass d~rs to ~t1o. 1 .' rates. Ph. 446 ' REASONABLE Large living room w~th h . Str ~ 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell fireplace . Bath . Utiltfy I' 110 Mec amc ec·. Owner & Operator. , room. Carpeted . Storm doors Oh' 5-12-HL & windows. Electric heat . ;Pomeroy, 10 Le vel lot 100x120. $23,000.00. C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer SERVICE STATION REAL BUY ' Complete Service With all stock and equip 3 RENTALS - 1 furnished. All Phone 949-3821 - ment . Lovely apartment near courthouse. INCOME Racine. Oh!o over. 3 bedrooms, $193 .00 a month . . Only Crltf Brad,tqrd . .. _ ed bath, hgas 5-1-ffc furnace, glass pore es, $10,000.00. CALL hardwood floors . A STEAL NEAR TOWN . 3348. AT JUST $17, 900.00 . 4 13 3t GROCERY business for sale. 3 BEDROOMS _ Large bath, ·G& E .u.pp11ance Repair; repair 4 YEARS OLD nice ki!chen, basement, tron! " " p Building for sale or lease . The Dally Sentinel on all laundry equipment, 773· 5618 lrom 8' 30 p.m. ' HOUSE ·,n Long Bottom . phone·,. -EAR --: : : : : : b Phone HERE IS A BUY 4 and back porches. Garage. Corn , $1 .50 per bu., 200 u. to 10 p m . for appointment. refrigeration equipment and 1 bedrooms, bath, large living house wlrl,ng; welding. Phon e 667-3337. 3·20-tfc 985-3529 $8 000 oo PH. 992-2156 electric and gas. Call 992-3802 4-13·3tp 6-ll ·lfq R.• bar room . Large kitchen ' · NEW LISTING - ---,..---,---:-;-----;::; or after 4: 30 p.m. call 992Fury , 2 dr . =:::-::-:cc:;-;:-~o-: . =~~. and dining area ~ loads of 10x55 MOBILE HOME~ And Phone 1960 PLYMOUTH d h 6050 : 200 BALES mixe ay. hardtop, air •cond., viny I t op , FOR SA-LE by- Owner ' 72 acre ca binets. Ph acre of groun d · lot. Has "-1 bed rooms, c It Y DE-AD Stock horses, ~attle . 3-21-30tp farm near Snowvtlle, 22t acres • d oar s . 992-6214 e 8•~ . Storm windows oo water, natura 1 gas, and Ohi o 4_13 _1tc ...--$1.100. Call 446-3939 . 4_6.stc hogs, sheep. Reasonable 4 tillable , 0 acres pas ur ' Close in . $16,900.00. Power . Asking Just $5700.00. room house 1n good, sound charge. Call 245-5514. l'.>YEARSOLD L- 0 -T Oth b ld 1' n~sand 1-28-JOtc ; HORSES : · 1 registered STAR KILLS rats quickly , sure. condit1on . good er Ulcon 1tlon, In new addition . Level lot ON ROUTE 33 Vacant, fe nces in quarter , 7 years old, gelded, '":'---:""'"----:'::;-; ----,-21f2 lbs., $1 .69, Ebersb~ch $ 21 ,500. Phone 992-6541 after 5 100x 100. 3 nice bedrooms w- . ready' for you to build your own $375. 1 ge lded walker, 7 years Hardware , Sugar Run M1lls , closets. Very modern kl_~ ~ home. Asking $1500. old. $250. Must se ll . Call 367P1ckens Hardware, Mason . .EXPERIENCED painter. inp , m. 4-12-7tc c hen W. range. Ba1h, utility, RESTAURANT 4-1 30tp 7431 . tic terior and extenor. Phone 0 hardwood floors (some EAT OUT - Your very own 985-3951 . 18 ACRE farm , 5 r oom s and carpeti ng} , drapes Included business. Good future with 197111 FT. TAGALONG travel 3-20-30tp bath , washroom, 2 c ar CORN · Phone 985·4211 . A nice carport with storage growing town. Asking Only trailer , self-contained, sleeps garage , free gas a~d free 3-29-14tp room . THIS YOU MUST $5,000.00. Will take lot on trade. 4. PMone 991·6960 . 4-11 -6tc: water. Shown by appo1ntment SEE $21,500.00. 42 ACRES only 742-3441. PROPERTY IS MOVING · 6 ROOMS ~ Modern kilohen HOUSE · in Middleport. 2 -""coAL, L1mestone, · Excelsio1 4-13-6tc Works, E. Main St. Salt bedroom. bath, call 949-3832 FAST . LET US SELL and bath. Nice gas furnace, DELIVERED Pomeroy Phone 992-3891 . $2995 or 843-2667. YOURS. barn , all minerals, and good . 10x40 2 BR TO. 4-12-tf<. HAVE large assor1ment of FOR SALE - 6 room and bath 4-11 6tc HENRY E. CLELAND, Sr. , fences . Only $19,500.00. .10x51 2 BR $3595 house , full s1ze basement, call flowers for Easter and every BROKER ' LARGE or see Robert Arnold 949·4780. occas 1on , Smalley' s Gift $3995 10x56 3 BR ·T ESTED and approved b)" 992-2259 if no answer 992-2568; SCENIC VIEW~ 4 bedrooms, 4-13-3tp Shop, Chester' OhiO. phone $3595 milltonsof homemakers . Blue 12x412 BR 2 baths, front enclosed and Lustre carpet cleaner is tops 2 BEDROOM mobile home , $3995 12x51 2 BR back porches. Gas F .A. fur 985·3537. 4-10-1otc Nelson's Drug Sto're . adults only; on old Rt. 33, nace, full basement, ·2 car $4295 Open Saturdays 12x56 3 BR Pomeroy , Ohio . phone 992-6294 or 992-6385 71 SCHULTZ 12ft. by 70ft. fully ~arage. Large river front lot. from 8 a.m. to 3: JO p.m . 4-12-2tc $4995 12x613BR after 8 p .m . All for Bargain of $10,500 00. - or. ·old ·Ri. 33 4-8·12tc 20x43 3 BR NEW HOME HAY . Phone 949 -3839 or 9494-10-6tc Phone 992-2689 3 BEDROOMS S!ove. $6500 5884 Double wide ONE bedroom apartment; ideal Pomeroy, Ohio _ 4-12·3tp refrigerator: freezer In for couples; phone 992-5248 or beautiful kitchen . Nice utility, All homes are total electric, 992-3436. and closets. Only 516,000. May 4·1J.6tc 14 IN . COA L Furnace, good 10 x 50 2 BEDROOM trailer, completely furnished, set of shape. Vidor Genl)eimer on take a lot on trade . excet'tent condition, $2,500 . steps, 1fA" birch paneling, County Rd . 19 at Peach Fork . Owner Transferred. 'Will not refuse any 2 BEDROOM home, 1676 LinNEW LISTING Phone Ravenswood 304-273house -type doors, storm 4-12-3tp coln Heights, bath, basemen1, 1 ACRE LOTS - In Meigs reasonable offer. 3623. windows . From S250.00 aluminum siding, storm doors 4-ll -4tc school district. Have the water down, Delivered Free. and windows, hardwood HAYS. STRAW. Phone 992-6860. taps and septic tanks ln. Only 12-6tp 4· This is a great opportunity for some lucky floors, newly refin_ished . Call $2,000.00 . • Many more to choose from . Tracy Whaley , 991-3054. family large or small. 5 bedroo':"~' completely 4-10-Stc SAVE $100.00 on 2 piece Early NOW TAKING orders for DON'T WASTE YOUR carpeted, living, family and d1~1ng ~ooms, 2 southern plants. Charles R. American llvlng room suite VALUABLE TIME LOOKING. Harris, 843-2693. with wood trim, foam large bathrooms, new kitchen w1th bu1ll10 cab. trailer 11x50, Ideal SEE US AND SAVE YOUR 4-13·tfc reversible cushions in choice · Furnace Controls- NEW locat ion for mine workers or Kids can walk to grade school. It's an older LEATHER. SHOE of color. This week onjy, belt line worksrs . Phone 742house in an excellent location In Middleport. HELEN L. TEAFORD H.UMIDIFIER$ $149 .95. Pomeroy Recovery , 5980 . GOROON B. TEAFORD 622 E. Main St. , Pomeroy, Was $24,000, but don't let that stop you. The 4-12-6tc Hot Water Heaters ASSOCIATES Ohio . Phone 992 -7554. Eastern Ave. Gallipolis, 0. owner must sell, (make an offer> : 4-12-6tp Plumbing ,o-4 --:R::-00 ::=7M;;'l;=u=r=n'= is;:'hed =s''a-~nd' 992-3615 or 992-3325 -.3--A-:,N--: PH. 446-0175 NO SUNDAY SHO\IVI~GS Electricai.Work unfurnished apartments . 1968 MERCURY Montego MX 4 '57 CHEVY 2 door hardtopi '55 Phone 992 -5434. f door sedan, excellent con- · Oldsmobile; contact Larry 1·· 4-12-t c k' 90 Hubbard , Syracuse; phone dition , 1972 Kawasa 1 , .:_· ~'. exce ll ent condition . Rick 992-3364. . • I , TRAILER,~- B( o"wn •s Trailer Hollon, Chester, Ohio, 985· 4-3·12tp I Park ; phone 992 ·3314 . m . 4 • 4-3-tfc .I 4-12-3tc 992-2448 PRIVATE - meeting room for 1.72 ACRE LOT, Phone 742-3656. Pomeroy, any organization ; phone 992' 4·12-2tp WE· ARE r10w taking orders for 3975. AT 3-11-tfc Sputhern Tomatoes. peppe_rs, sweet potatoe~ and anton FURNISHED 2 bedroom planls ; will be 10 by MoyH~1r apartment , adults only, at least; Jam~s Ray ' Middleport ; phone 991-3874. Letart Fails, Oh10 i phone 247 4-6-lfc 2961. H·13tc ------'---:--:--::~ HOUSE AND two trailer lots. FROMt 7100 TO ~ 0100 PM OLD FASHIONED revival s!ill Phone 992"5693 ' 4-9-Stc in progress at the Pomeroy . Wesleyan Holiness Church on Stop in and $ee our line of 1967 FORD Galaxle 500 StanRt. 143. Special services each quality fishing tackle, rods, evening af7:30-p. m. Speaker dard shift, good condition. .. and Pastor Rev. O'OeJI reels, lines, lures. Coli 991-6411. ' Manley . Everyone welcome. 4-12-6tc " · 3·26-tfc 6l FO~D Econoline, pfck up truck wi1h tool boxes. Ex1 AM quilling business. I have cellent condition . No rust, Watkins Products at reduced new paint. Phone 949-5953 . prices. Adra Swick, LangsPomeroy, Ohio • 4-I0-6tc ville, Ohio, phone 742-3295. Phone991· 4-11.6tc 1965 FORD Galaxie , 500, ex Open 8 a .m. to 5:30 p.m. G__U_Nc-:S::-h-oo-:t-:.-;R:;-u-;:t;:la::n-:;d~A;':m=er:;i ~a~ cellent condition. Clean as a Monday thru Thur:sday, 8 pm vs automatic . Phone 949 Legion , Sunday 12 until · a .m. fo 8 p.m . Friday and 5953, Beech Grove Rd . 4-10-6tc Saturday. 4-13-2tc Arnold Grate Rutland ~ . 741-4211 ~~~~~------~. , 1 WANTED I Poles Maximum Diameter 10" or. Largest End I2195 '71 FORD GALAXIE ......... , ........ 500, 4 Dr , H T., P.S , P B., factory a ir . 1295 66 Buick L3Sabre 4 Door, air............... 695 5 64 Buick Elec. 4 Door H.T.................. '295 Brougham, 4 dr. wagon. 10 passenger wdh rack, V 8, auto , P.S, P B 1795 '71 PLYMOUTH ....................... 1 Marqu e 4 dr , v.nyl roof , load ed 12395 Camara Z28 , gold With black stnpes Sharp . '66 THUNDERBIRD ................. 11295 '70 CHEV ................................ 2 Or H T' . v.nyl roof . loaded & s harp . \_ 1395 Fury dr , V-8, auto Run s the best '69 TOYOTA ............................. 1895 '66 PLYMOUTH ....................-;-•••. 2 Or H T., 4 sp , 4 cyl. POMEROY CEWARD CALVERT, Salesman 64 PLYMOUTH ..... . ................. . VC~hant , Oh10 , Cred1tors are requ1red to file the tr calims with 5>ald flductary W1lh1n four months. Dated th1 S 28th day of Mar c h, 1973 Manntng 0 Webster Probate Judge of sa1 ~ County 13) 30, (416, 13, 3tc 195 1 V-8, auto · RIGGS ·usED CARS PH. 985 -4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 11 ~· ' J 1 ' CO""''~~"""' CHESTER. 0 . Pomeroy Motor Co. •'' '· 19660L{) 5 F85 CPE . V-8 automatic fran s, pow er s teenng good hres , priced fo please -THE KIRKWOOD WITH THE brakes, rad1o, 1965 DODGE CORONET 500 S.P-E.CI-A-L FLOOR PIAN . seats Pomeroy OPEN EV S. 8 : 00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO * PARKWOOD * KIRKWOO.D *ACADEMY 12:30P.M. SELLING 38 I!IJLLS AGENCY ·HEATING & COOLING • TRI.QlUNTY ._, 'Jill IIi 12'x60' 2 BDRM. fj' "KIRKWOOD'; l '• NRI\UJOOO MOBILE HOMES . Auto Sales ARNOLD .BROTHERS FISH FRY o. Eagles Qub In Pomeroy . . FRIDAY APRIL 13th . We talk to yoil like a pe1S011. WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL GRAVELYTRACTOR SALES Refreshments Will Members Be Served and Griest hivited 1--·--------..----.. --.. POLLED HEREFORD GRADED SATURDAY, APRIL21, 1973 PIKE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, PIKE!ON, OHIO WISEMAN "H£1e' ATTENTION CATTLEMEN BULL SALE THE ,·' Miller. gun furnace • Plumbed for washer • L' hted hood range . Storm doors & windows • E'irly American furniture • House type door . 8 windows 'tront & rear • Copper Wife ay h 1 u L approved - National f1re : straps · Carpet ~~~~ugw~n~o~s H ~ rricane OUR PRICE All bulls w1 ll be weighed and graded a t 9 30a rn . by three univer sity graders All bull s mu st grade clioice to sell All bulls are guaranteed breeders All bu lls ready for heavy service (2 years to 7 years) Th 1s sale Is directed toward the comme rcta l breeder fo upgrade h1s feeder calves For catalog write : PAUL OIXON Pike County Exten si on Agent Post Office Bldg . Waver ly, Qh1o 45690 BILL'S ARMY NAVY SALES 85 NORTH COURT STREET ATHENS; OHIO fhroughout. 00 '5795 . . ~- 7 lMNG P00to0 1 OUR WORD IS OUR BOND ' md he in1orm erJ of the fun c tmn s of your government are embod 1ed in publiC not1ces . In lha l selt -governmen_l Gha rg es a ll ct 11zens to be 1nformed , lhiS newsp.:~per urges every Ci iiH.' Il IO read and study. th ese nolices We !i lrongly adv iSt: those Cl lt zens , scek.1ng lu rttler informa ii On, IO CI<CrCISe fhCII rtght of ac cess IO pullll< records a~d publi C mec l1ngs . $405 HT Cpc, V 8, automafic, P.S, rad 10, good fire s, buclo;et 14x70's are our specialty - Workmanship "' quality Easy & fast c 'r edif _approval Credit approved G . I. loans Available - All homes U. L. approved No trickY. sales tactics or JACK EO- UP PRICES! . SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC,. Your Right to Know $59S ~ REMEMHER W"' Service Wh11t We ~ell PUBLIC NOTICES 1966 CHEV E LLE H.T CPE. . ' >749 Th e hof one & sure to plea s~. V-8, au tomal1 c good It res, good body wtth green finish, rad1o. a spec 1a l any day . r------:-------::;;;;::::=;--------------l . WE STILL ARE MAKING GREAT DEALS ON NEW BUICKS, PONTIAC$, OPELS. WE STILL WANT TO WIN THAT TRIP. COME IN AND MAKE US AN OFFER. Or H T, sedan DeV1II e, vinyl roof C11mate Control , full po_wer . See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel MOBILE HOMES Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2174 MONACO EXTRA NICE, 12,681 MILES •3995 1972 -ooDGE-----------------------------1971 BUICK ·--~~~~~!~-R~~-c:~~-------------~389 5 1970 DODGE _.:~~~~R.:.=-~~~:A!__________ .;. _____ ! 1895 1970 PONTIAC --~~~~~..?~:2~~~------------- •229 5 1970 FORD -~-~~~~.:.~~~~!!:..~£Y~~------------~229 5 1970 PONTIAC -~~N~:~~~~~~~~~~C!~R---------·2595 1970 PONTIAC ---~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~L~~~~---- ' 2 8 9 5 1969 BUICK --~:~~~:~~~!:!~!.~:A~----------- ~ 1 9 9 5 1968 FORD --~-T~~!~~U!_B~~~~~~~----~------· ' 1 5 9 5 1950 FORD --~2~N-~~T-~~~~<p_!~~c~:...------------- •29 5 -1 1 PUBLIC WHOLESALE . NEW SMITH .NELSON MOTORS 4 '66 CADILLAC ........................ . Op<, Evenings Until6:0il'--Til5p.m . Sat. NOTICE OF APPOINTMEN-T Case No. 2Q,898 Estate of James A. Roush, Deceas.e d "Not 1ce 1S hereby given that Margaret Roush of Route 2, Racme , Oh10, h_as been duly appomted Adm mtstratnx ot tne Estate of James A Roush , de ceased, la-te of Me19S County, 1795 1 Polar a, 2 dr H.T., v1nyl roof, P.S, P B , fa ctory a1r. "You'l l Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" GMAC FINANCING 1 '70 DODGE Karr & VanZandt 992 -5342 1395 l TO ......................... 'i/ 0 MERCURY ....................... For Rent • 2 Dr H T., loaded. ~ c~\r~~3~~~rY49L;~~1.new. • '10 CH EV. CAPRICE ................. 12195 68 Ford Gal. 500 4 Door, air .............. 11095 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air ........ '995 . For Rent or Sale OHIO · .:PALLET CO. 6 Cyl , auto , P S , blue, in Show Room condition . • Em ploym eilt Wanted $7.00 Per Ton 11995 ··· w .......... 4 Dr , Slant 6, auto ., vinyl roof POMEROY WANTED ·I CHIPWOOD Wanted '70 CHEV. CAMARO 68 Pontiac Bonneville 4 Dr. H.T., air ...... .'1395 FOR I Estat · f Sale e or 4 '69 FORD CARRIERS Rea CHEV•........................... ,. 11000 '70 Or Sedan. V-8, auto , P.S, P. B , factory a1r. 69 'Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.....11395 68 Dodge Pol. 4 Door H.T......,. ........... '795 r ·,..gz'J B. 11ea n d St Broke..; SPECIAL OF THE WEEK · '70 HORNET ........ ·· ................... 1 4 Dr, 6 cy l , stand trans 1a real gas getter. 68 Chevelle 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto., P.S..... '1495 Real Estate For sale Instruction ton Truck , long w1debed 1 V-B, stand , R&H, sharg. .,69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., air ..... '1595 68 Olds Cut. Hoi. Sedan, v.roof, air ........ '1495 AT s 1495 '71 CHEV. '12 TON._................ : ... 11895 Truck, v 8, 4 sp, - R&H . USED CARS Blue Ridge Interior- Exterior 992-2094 606 E . Main Pomeroy EASTER .SPECIALS FOR THE PARTICULAR PAINT SPECIAL! POMEROY HOME & AUTO Wheel Alignment t i : :: I 1 1 Mobile Homes For i ' Business Services KNAPP qu.,lity shoes for work Ameri.c;an living room suite or dress ; golf shoes, $19.99; with wood trim _. • to~m call 992-5324 , Bob Hysell . reversible cushions m choiCe ' 4-6-tfc •• 9-The The Biggest Little Department Store in Athens, Ohio · •Te~ ts all sius for camping in brand names _such as Coleman, ·Thermos, Camel, HetTr ick and Nai1onal at Discount Prices . e Complete lin e of Coleman products and fiShing· gear for vour outdoor pleasure . e Housewares: Radios, car'' and tape players wit~ tapes at S2.98 each : Gla ssware , oil lamps and br~ss chtmes, etc. Tool s: Socket sets•, handyman tools, Ltncoln welders, motor otl and tarps NOTICE To John M Groves. whose pla ce ol res1dence 1S unknown and canno t with r easonab le diligence be asce rtained , you nre hereby notd ted lhat you have been named Defendant m a legal act ton en 11tled Pau l Stgman and Janet Sigman, Plainl 1ff 5, vs Jolin M, Groves, et al , Delendanls This acl1on has been ass igned Case No 15,261 and 1s pending m the Court of Common Pleas, Meigs Cou nty, Pomeroy, Oh10, <157 69 The ob1ecl of th,e Compla1n1 1S lOr partilion of rea l es. lale descnhed a s foll ows , The follow1ng described real es lal e ~t t u a l e m the VIllage of M1ddleporL Counl y of Meigs and Stale of Ohio · Be1ng the nort l'l eas ler ly part of Lot No 10, formerly Sheftleld, now incorpo rat ed and m'a de a part of the Vil la ge of M1ddleporl, and hav1ng a lrontag e on F 1rst St reet of 46 tee t and ex lending back at lhe same Wtdlh to a po1nl half way be lween F1rst and Second Str eets Al so stx fee t oft of the soulllweslerly s1de ot the front hall ot Lot No . 9, !ranting s1x teet on F1 rs t Street and ex lend.ng back at Ihe same width to a pomt half way belween Fi rst and Second Str eets . Also the sa1d gran tee shall have a perroanent right of way for 1ngress and egress not to exceed lwo feel in width ex tending from the above desc nbed prem is es wes terly to Second Street, sa1d nghl of way to be loca le.d on th e norft1 s1 de of the northwesterly part of s·aid Lot No 10 Deed Reference Volume 243, Page 535, and Volume 253, Page 149, Me1gs county Deed Records The praye r of the Complamt 1s for commiSSIOners be ap po inled to partll tOn sa1d real .die , or 1f the same canno t be d1v1ded Qy metes and bounds w1thou 1 manifest , 1njury to 1ts value , that 11 be appratsed and sold, and lhe proceeds. d1v1ded among lhe Platnltf fs and Defendants as their respecl1ve mh~res't may appear, lor cos ts herem, 1ncludmg rea sonab le altorney tees; and that ttley be granted such other re l1e f as may be lUSt ;,nd proper . You are requ1red to answe1 the Compla1nt w1thln 28 doys after the las.! publi caf 1on of thtS notice , which will e publtshed once each week for six con , secu11ve we eks . The last publtcahon wdl be made May 4, 1973, and the 28 days for answer wdl commence on lhat dale , In case of your fa ilure to answer or Olherwlse respond as requ1red by the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure, 1udgment by default will be rendered aga 1nst you for the re l1ef demanrJed in · the Complau1f Dated . March 28, 1973. La rry Spencer, Clerk of Court, Meigs County Common Pleas court (3) 30, ( 4) 6, 13, 20, 27 . {5) <I • ~ 992-2174 'j'f!J_ · TRICU 500 E. Main St •• Pomeroy. OhtO · 8 .· . Open Evenin~ 'Til 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m .. SeNice 'Til 12 Noon on Saturday Mother Goose skit highlight. of Riverview School PTA meeting ~ By Mrs. 1... Baldersori' 1 REEDSVILLE The J>rog ram for the April-n~eetmg of lhc Hivervaew PTA was a sktt on health , " Mother Goose Land," by fu;st and second gr a d ers darected by the Laler.ature class under the s upervi sion of the1r teacher an d prin ctpal , Mrs. Gra ce Weber. Literat ure class :-;t ud enl'l trained and taught the first and second grade studen ts thei r parts m the skit which was Wl'ltlen by Mr:i. Olive Osburn, fir st grade teacher . D1<1na Smith played the leading role of Mother Goose . Kell y, · guidance Tom co unselor of .the district, expluincd . hi~ dulie s an d readmess to serve pupils and parents in this area. Devotions, "Ca lvary vnd Easter ," were read by Mrs. Margaret Brown , Realling C1rcle Book and A.ttcndvnce Banner were awarded to Mrs. Gra ce Weber's room for the most parents attending Easter f I I through Apr·tl 23. A s torage buildmg for school supplies Is bemg buJJt. Teresa and Mark Smith sen t a than k-you to the PTA for pn1.e money they received at a recen t sc1ence fa n· sponsored by the PTA . Mrs. Weber s;:ud s he sent a tclegr~un to Gov . Gliligan in behalf of lh e s tudents a t Riverview School ur g in ~,g continuance of Mr . Eddy, the Bookm ubile . Officers were installed by Mrs. Ma rilyn Hannum. Thanks were extended to the retirmg officers for the year they served . In her mstallation Mrs. Hannum used a reading and a prayer . . New off ice r s are prcs1den !..,. Teresa Collins; vice president, Ora Jean Holter; sec retary , Liz Upton and treasurer, Ma rgare t Brown . A report fro m the County Cou ncil PTA was given by Mrs. Ruth A. Balderson. Also attending were Mrs. Barbara Ha nnum and Mrs. Marilyn Hannum . The auditing committee reported the treasurer's \ buok 1s m urder. Mrs. Teresa Collins, Mrs. MgriJyn Hannum and Mrs . Marlene Putman plan to attend th e PTA Co nfe re nce at Chesa peake Apr11 28. The May meeting will be May I with the stude n ts of th e school presenltng a mus ical program under the <hrcc hon of Mrs. Maxme White head . Refreshments were .::erved by the committee. Namt. --~ ~s were distributed by Kim Ret!L. from Troop 67, asstsled by Mrs. Betty Buchanan, a committee moiher . vacation will be from Apn l 20 PUBLIC NOTICE Sealed b1ds will be rece iv'ect by the Olive Town ship Board of Trustee s ,:~ t lhe office or the TownShiP Clerk tor the pur cha se of a new Loader -Backhoe Offered as trade -in one I 1I Ca:ie 430 Loade r 6ackhoc B1ds 10 be opened at the off1ce ot the Trustees at Reedsville , Oh io May 2 at 1 o'clock 197J SpecJ!t cat 10ns for lhe Loader Backhoe can be obtained at the res1dCnce of the Clerk at Long Botlom, Oh 1o The Board of Trustees reserve ttle r1gt'!l lo reject any or all b1ds ou . . e Townsh ip rrustees Ada B1s.sell. Cferk. ( J J 13 , ~o. 27, Jtc SHERIFF'S SALE QF CHATTEL PRO PER-rY Citizens Nat1ona1 Bank of Middleport, Ohto vs . Martha How ell Cas.e No . 15,164 In pursuance to an E•eculion trom the Common Pleas Cou rt of Me1gs County OhtO on the 21s t day of Fe bruary , 1973 and to me directed 1n the case named above, J w111 expose for sale at publ1c auct1on at the, front door or the Cour l House , Pomeroy , Oh10, Meigs. County on the 25th day of April, 1973 , at 10 :00 AM I he followmg goods and' chattels to w11 1 .._ 1969 Rebel , 4 door sedan, wh1le in co lor, 6 cylinder, Ser1 al No . ft,9A 150(707371 . Taken as the Property of Martha t1owell to satiSfy---anexecutiOn In favor of the Cit1zen's Nat1onal Bank Robert C. Harten bach Me1gs CountY Shenll 60xl4 Hillcrest 2 Br. "It's. Our Supf!r Special" All deluxe features, fully carpeted, 114" Salem Birch paneling, central air conditioning, front kitchen private dining, eye-level oven; ~ounter top range. It's the Super Spepal, because it's a super nice home. Delivered and Set Up_: RP!J . $8995 )uper Specia I ·UpTo12Yr. Financing We Service What We 'Sell (41 11 , ltc • Shoes and clothmg for the enltre fam ily . Open 9 a . m . to 5·30 p. m. DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY AND FR·IDAY UNTIL 9 p. m. SUNDAY 12 noo11 to 5:30 p.m. for your convenience N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OFF ICE HOURS 9 : 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 ( CL~S E AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT · T ., POMEROY. Goble Mobile Home Sales. Dan. Thompson, The Dealin' Man 586 Locust 992-7004 Middleport Open 8 to 6 Mon. Thru Sat. �10-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Ap•il13, 1973 Judges Southern Sebo promoted (Continued from Page 1) HARTFORD - Candidates Phillip Purcell won the reelected )"ere Vernon Gl"in-· on the Citizens Ticket in the recorder's spot with 105 votes stead, M votes, Donald Fields, swnmer recreational program John J : Sebo of Pomeroy, courses in Chemical Hart.ford Town Election Thurs- compared to his opponent 107; Carroll Knight, 100. Two and purchased three sewing Super.vlsing Performan ce Engineering . day swept tlle mayor and Nancy Kimes who polled 30 . . othkers elected were Rupert machines for th.e Home Engineer at the Philip Sporn In 1964 Sebo was employed at recorder races and seated five Economics Dept. of Mrs. Erma Three incumbent councilmen Howard witll 114 and Arthur Plant, has been promoted to He Sporn Plant as a chemist. councilmen. McClurg . ::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::!::::::;:;::::::::::::3::::::::::3?. {Buddy) Gibbs with 99. Supervisor- moved into the Performance Charles Black will be the new Supt. Sayre reported on a Production RUTLAND SIGNUP Independent Ticket canOperations. Department in 1969 as a mayor after polling 93 votes completed su•vey by the RUTLAND _ ALL boys didates and their votes for A native of Kleenkoal, W. Perfoqnance Engineer an.d by defeating his opponent, Pat district's principals on the interested In playing council were Kenneth Greene, Riley on the Independent ticket needs for the next year in text Va ., Sebo graduated from 1970 was promoted to Plant this summer 00 a 42 ; Thomas O'Bryan, 23; . baseball Logan High School, attended Performance Engineer. Sebo is by 43 votes. and work books. conswnable Rutland Boys League team Ernest Blessing, 23; Donald supplies, audio and visual aids • the University or Cincinnati, married and has one son and ... All 04;-11$ between the ages of nine and Warth , 38 and Frances and has completed J.C .S. two daughters. _-;;....., a . . .-• . _ and recreational equipment; UNIT CALLED . W..wire'itowers-. JZ inclusive, Aug. 1 being tbe Johnson, 33. Newly elected He has applied for four _ Ever:~r"' The Mason E-R unit was c~tofl 'date, should slgnup officials will take office May 5 educable mentally retarded called for Virginia Wilson near loday after 5:30 p.m. at the ; for one year terms. classes in the district for the the drive-in theater at 11 :30 LOCAL .TEMPS Rutland High School gymnext school year. He outlined a.m. Wednesday . She was nasium. Pomer.oy bas ofThe temperature in downaspects of a drug knowledge experiencing . difficuJty feredtoadmlttheteamtolts town Pomeroy at IJ ·a .m. JOHN J. SEBO Pomeroy Flower Shop survey in the seventh through breathing and was taken to league. Friday was 48 degrees under s'uJternut Ave .. Pomeroy 12th grades of the district taken Pleasant Valley Hospital. ·::;:;:::::::::::::::::::;.:l ::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::;::::: c] oudy skies. . A county-wide door-to-door activities the public is calling by DrUniversity, . Leonard W. Ohio in Ferguson, February canvass will be conducted by · on it to expand. and reported on plans for the Meigs County Humane In other matters, the county registering new · kindergarten Society beginning the week of humane officer, Gary Dill, was and first grade students . May &-1~ coinciding with the authorized payment at $5 per Tonight & Saturday He said high school students 1 nation's "Be Kind to Animals call for visitations he has made ApriiiJ-14 were registered fnr the next Week." ' the past three months to places school ye<·r last week and that LIVING FREE Members of the society, asking his service . where' 'TIFFIN - Fifty-two new (Technicolor J junior high school students meeting at Middleport town animals were needing help. m@mbers have been initiated Nigel Davenport have be en registered this hall Thursday evening, will Virginia Smith was appointed Susan Hampshire recently by the four Heidelberg week. make the canvass . It will be chairman of a program to Coll ege IG) camp·us men's FAT CitY '"' Attending were those named part of the group's continuing organize youth meetings in ·the socieities, among them FreshStacy· Keach above and Nancy Carnahan, "'" project to o~tain funds for an humane program. A rabies man Theodore H. Lehew of Jeff Bridges clerk; William Downie, Leah animal she~ter and to carry out clinic was set for May 19 at the lPG) Pomeroy by the Excelsior 'ihow Sta rts 1 p. m. Ord, James Wickline, Larry county garage, and all schools Society. Wolfe, Bill Baer, Greg Bailey, of the county excePt in . Over the years at Heidelberg - ..J Ralph Wigal, Bob Spurlock, Sun., Mon., Tues. Southern district and Bradbury the societies have developed Friday and Saturday Sale bring·s you special sale prices Veterans Memorial Hospital Jim Adams, s ob Ord and Supt. AprillS -16-17 were reported to have shown in to social groups with Admitted :.... Paul Sisson, on Lee Work Uniforms - Mens and Boys Sport Shirts Bowen. A SEPARATE thefilm , ''The Animals are programs coordina ted through Middleport; Cheryl VanMeter, PEACE School Name Shirts - Wrangler Mens Blue Denim Jeans. the men's and women 's In(TectmicolorJ Mason; . Mary Adkins, Crying. n Save plenty these two days on Cannon Royal Family john Heyl · NOW YOU KNOW There was a profit of $2119 on tersociety Councils. Other Pomeroy ; Ferman Moore , Parker Stevenson The smallest bird, the bee Sheets - Sun Glasses - Playtex Bras and Girdles. Middleport; Guy Hysell , the rwnmage sale last week, men's societies are Alpha Phi (G) . hummingbird of Cuba, builds a Tau, Nu Sigma Alp ha and Colorcartoons Pomeroy; Thomas Varian , ·said Rita Lewis, secretary . nest with an inSide diameter of Show Start's 7 p.m. Mrs . Dorthy · Fisher, Sigma Tau Nu. Clifton ; Mary Lee, Pomeroy ; three-fourths of an inch. Lehew is the son of Mr. and Rose Green, Hartford ; Mary president, and Mrs. Jean Will, On The Second Floor- Special Womens Spring Coat sale Clark, Middleport; Timothy chairman , pres ided at the Mrs. William Lehew, Anne St. A graduate uf Meigs High · Sweater Capes- at a big savings and in the Furniture Cundiff, Syracuse; Mary C. mee. ~ in g . School, Lehew wa s an outSmith, Middleport ; Helen Department on the 3rd floor - big savings on Dinette standing gridder and wrestler. Jeffers, Syracuse; David Sets and on Kroehler Sleep or Lounge Hide-a~beds. EXTENDED . OUTLOOK Varian·, Hartford and Icie There's a sale right now, on many models boys and girls Mild Sunday and Monday, Tucker, Racine. ' FUNDING ASSURED bicycles. turning cooler Tue sday. Discharged Archie The Gallia-Meigs Co mChance ofrain Sunday night McKinney, Martha Anderson, mWlity Action Agency has and Monday. Highs in the received official notice that it Vickie Roush, Jerry Jacks, GOs, dropping to 50s Tuesday. Edna Parsons, Paul Gilbert, will receive funds through Feb. Lows in the 40s, dropping . t o Sandra Powell, Lavina Simp28, 1974 on which to operate its Be sure to visit the warehouse on Mechanic Street for 30s Tuesday. son, Ada Vickers and Loretta agencies and programs. good -buys in carpeting - linoleum - washers and dryers Spencer. Therefore , a pplica tions a re steel cabinets - lawn and porch furniture - and many bein g r ece ived · for the other items you'll want. PLEASANT VALLEY following posi tions: One fullWarehouse is open til9 p.m. Friday and Saturday . . DISCHARGES : Mrs. Homer secretary-bookkeeper , Sunny and cool tciday with time Bonec\ltter, ~illiard Hals t~aQ , highs in the 40s. Fair and chilly two outreach workers and a Mrs. Andrew Byus, Point tonight with lows in the 30s, director for. the Neighborhood Pleasant; Lena Dawn Arthur; Sl.Ulny and warmer tomorrow . Youth Co rps. Applicants New Haven ; Stacey Storie, with highs in the 50S and lower having any guestions are asked Wes t Columbia; Mrs. 60s south . to call the Gallia Office, 446· Elizabeth Farrar, Pomeroy; 1760, or lhe.Meigs Office, 992Robert Hall, Northup, 0. ; 5605. TOOK WHOLE THING Clarence Barnett, Rock SAN FRANCISCO (UPI ) Castle; Mrs. Milliard Gilmore, ~ Cheshire, 0 .; Riche;~rd Isaac, •- Monitoring devices at the Pacific Telephone Co. showed Vinton . Come in and ask us about an Auto loan:' something . was wrong at a You 'll be pleased with our fast . efficient serv ice . pu~lic te lephon e booth on ' DRIVER CITED Thrifty rates. And personal attention . We like to go one step further for you. Sheriff Robert C. Har- Army Street Thursday. tenbach's Dept. investigated Patrolman John Portoni, sent an accident at 12 :20a.m. today lo investigate, found that the on SR 124 one mile east of · whole booth had been stolen . Syracuse. Wilma Frances Siders, . 62, Racine , was RIVER CRESTS traveling east when she wel)t VICKSBURG, Miss. (UP!)off the highway on the left into The flooding Mississippi RIVer a ditch. She was cited for crested at its highest level in 35 oome•oy pomeroy driving while intoxicated . years at thi~ Delta port Thurs•ullood national There were no personal in- day and. Gov: Bill Waller apbank juries. pealed to the White House for the bank of . the centut~ di saster loans for hard-Pit established 1872 farmers . PLAINTIFF WINS BOSTON MARATHON • A petit jury ruled Thursday BOSTON (UP!) - Defending Member in fav or of the plaintiff in the champion Olavi Suomalainen FDIC case of Richard Wheatley was one . of more than 1,500 versus Robert L. Snowden. The runners entered to .compete Jury ordered and adjudged Monday in the 71th Boston ·- that the plaintiff recover from 1 Marathon, it was announced the defendant the sum of $900 Thursday. "Going one.step further" and costs. The suit was for · Rwmers· from 10 countries damages as a result of an will compete, including entries automobile accident. ~rom Fi~Jand, West, Germany, _ Plymol!th Satellite Regent Wagon J Japan , Ireland, ·England, It beats other mid-size wagons where li!IIIB•!C!·~•to~~IIO!••••Mi••••IMI••IIII•••••••;u••••o;:<.'1! . Wales, Sweden, Korea, Canada it co unts: in cargo n:lom. Yet it's small and Norway. · enough to maneuver easily. See why RECORD ATTErfDANCE it's so big with so many people. SEATTLE, Wash. (UP! ) Lawyers showed up in record Plymouth numbers for a Seattle-King Sport Suburban County Bar Association meeting. The agenda featured Has a 3-way ta il gate, ca rpeting, plus pornographic ·films and pic9 importan t features most other ' tures supplied by the Seattle wagons do n'tllave. We'll stack it Police Department. a gainst a ny full-s ize wagon. (Continued from Page I ) to cooperate will) tlle Senate CO!JliJlittee. Ervin has sought to keep allegations ·out of tlle public eye Until tlle committee can begin public hearings, · J»'Obably after May I. . Citizens tickeT sweeps Hartford toWn election ' RIO GRANDE - Chances of the formation of a community college on the Rio Grande College campus by September ol this year appeared dim Saturday following action taken by the Ohio Board of Regents Friday, The board, meeting with six, Rio Grande College officials in tlle Stale Office BUilding hearing r,oom in Columbus, refused to give a go-ahead to a plan to sel up a community college on the Gallia County college campus. · Board members said they would reconsider tlle program, but only after further study on the financial agreement between Rio Grande and the new school and on what impact the additional college would have on the southeastern Ohio area. Inilial plans for the community college FLOWERS Canvas planned by humane society ~=,M~••:·:Mm.::·"'::·Y:·:·:·:·:•:••:~ Lehew pledged MEIGS THEATRE by Excelsior ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY at Heidelberg ------------ tmts· Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Va lley· NO.' 11 THRFE SECTIONS Pomeroy-Middleport SUN'oAY, APRIL 15, 1973 ' Weather .' ' att..nd~. Astronaut Nell Armstrong, Ohio Easter Seal · chalnnan, presided. Other Rotary business Friday evening was President Riggs' appoinbnent of Dennis Keney chairman, and Robert Buck, assistant of the annual EASTER SEAL LEADERS - Astronaut Neil Armstrong, second right, is Ohio Easler Seal Rotary-sponsored Easter Egg chairman . With him, 1 to r, are MiddJeport-Pome.roy Rotary Club President Gene Riggs, Hunt at mUnicipal park, an .. Rotarian Robert Buck, Mrs. Buck, and at right, Mrs. Riggs, chairmaJ! of the Meigs County event that was rained out in Easter Seal letter camp ~ign . The local Easter Sea l program is carried out by 'the Meigs C.~unty 1972, Crippled Children's Society which is the "Other face" of the Rotary Club. It works this way ' Traditionally, the finder of a eaCh year the wife· of the. current Rotary president is chairman of the Easter Sea l letter golden egg receives $10 and the campaign, and the immediate past president oi the club (C. E. Blakeslee) is president of the finder of a silver egg $5. Crippled Children's Society. The succession tothe society'~ offices is automatic. (Continued frolll page 2) Three get away· safe Che for us. Saturday Night · 10:00 TIL 2 . The MEIGS ' INN 992-3629 Pomeroy · ' For Fun and Live EntertJJinment Retur~ MENTOMEET . The Meigs C~unty Men's Fellowship of the Churches of Christ will meet at 7: 30 p.m. ' Monday at the Bradbury · Church of Christ. BILL FRANCIS AND HIS GROUP _.• COAPO ~ATIO I'I TAG DATE SET The Eastern High School band will hold its annual tag day in Pomeroy ,and Mid· dleport Saturday. VOLUNTEERFlREMEN Jim Shato, left, ~~d Doug Runyon aim water onto blaze which caused $6,oo0 damage to the boq~e of Mrs. Hnzel Adkins, pear Kanauga , early Saturday morning. Ca.rne of the fire is unknown. Chrysler . Town & Country TONIGHT . Salorday_&Sund~y April13-t4-15 Double Feature HANNIE CAULDER !Color) fRl Raquet Welch Ernest Borgnine PLUS Jeff Bridges Ba,rry Brown Commission candidates lacking One of America's most luxurious wagons. It 's big , comfortab le, with a plush inter ior and lots of cargo room. Find out how easy it is to own it. TOM RUE MOTORS . COOLING TOWEll NO.2 RISING - Cooling towe~ No.2 for Unit 2 of the Gen . .James M. Gavin Power Plant at Cheshire is risi n ~ rapidly . In the foreground is the steel skeleton of the plant 's administrative building Which will be attached to Unit 2 from where (about 100 feet up ) this pi cture was takert . The two cooling towers, each about 500 feet high . when co mpl c ~d . are vital jn the Ohio Power's Company's policy of incorporating the latest technological developmenl'i in preserving environment. The size of each tower will be compai'able in diameter at the base to the inside of Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati . KANA UGA - f'ir e of undetermined ori gi n forced three persons from their Upper Rt. 7 home here early Saturday morning and caused an estimated $6,000 damHge . :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:·::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:,;::::::·:·::: "'ASsfstan t Gallipolis Fire Chief Silas J . COSTA 1\ICA ROCK ED Hamilton sa id Mrs. Hazel Adkins, her SAN JfJSE, c osta Rica iUPI) - A infant gran.dson a'nd daughter Brenda majot earthquake rocked tl1is Centrril esca ped from the blaze without injury. The American C'ountry Saturday, knocking fire was discovered-around B:14 a.m. by duwn houses in various rural towns and Mrs. Adkins . burying residents under. falling debris. The seven·room, single story concrete The Costa Rkan Red Cross sa id at block home, owned by Miles Epling, least 15 persons were reported killed in Gallipolis , had ap proximately $4,000 (he quake zone In nortl1wcstern damage .. Damage to conten ts was Guanacaste Province. As many as JOO estimated around $2,000. Asst. Chief Hamilton said Mrs . AdkinS , wef!! reported injured. and her grandson were lying on a couch in .::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::i:i::::: the living r'Oom when shC saw smoke come pouring but of a rear bedroom. Mrs. Adkins picked up her grandson ' . after seeing ' the one bedroom was ablaze "I screamed C~t my daughter in another, COLUMBUS - The Gallia Academy and phoned the fire d~partment, '' she said. Mrs. Adkins' daughter broke out a SYmph onic Choir received a su perior window to escape from another room rating here Saturday in the state finals or accordin~ to Hamilton. . the Ohio Music Education Association 'fhe house is located acroSs the- high- Contest. The contest was held a.t Northland way from the Green Gables Nite Club. Severiteen Volunteer Gallipolis High School. Mrs. Anne . FiEc her, choir Firemen responded to the alarm . Local director, sa id judges called the GAHS firemen were assisted byO ne Pt. Pleasant performance en joyable, with excellent · diclion and fine musical interpre.taticln. truck and two Pt. Pleasant firemen. Earlier this spring, the GAHS choir received Superi or J ratings from three MEETING CALLED · judges in the District Contest held at ~ ALLIPOL IS - Acting City Manager Portsmouth . Units competing at No rthland M. Harold Brown- announced Saturday that a special city commissioners meeting ·_ Saturday were Cl, Bl and BII bands and will be held in the Municipal BUilding, choirs who reCeived Superior ratings on beginning at 12 nuun on TUesd~}' . the district level. The classification is by the num her of students in the upper three GANGSTER SLAIN · grades. GAI'IS performed in the BI CIIICAGO (UP!)- Reputed gangla nd di.vi.sion . chief lain Sam DeStefano, who was The GAHS musicians were ln comawaiting trial ~or murder, Wl;lS found shot petition with such scho01s as. 'Cincinnati to death Saturday in the garage of bis West Greenhills, Gtandv~cw ;-. Finncytowq, Side home. . police said. Carlisle, Wyoming, Mariemont and Eaton. Choir tops in state contest- DEALERS~~ CHRYSLER .,...,. MOrQ AS . Engagemerm! Critics ·Choice AUTHO.IZED . 399 South 3rd Ave., .Middleport, 0. GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County Election Board officials reported Saturday no one has filed for the •three seals on the Gallipolis City Commission. Wednesday, April 18 is the deadline . According to the city charter, candidates have a HI-day period in which to fil~ petitions. All petitions must .be cir-·cu1ated by individuals :who are not can~ ' ' ' !5 CENTS Members and their wiVes of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club stuffed and prepared for mailing over 4,000 Easter Seal envelopes Friday evening a.t Heath United Methodist Church following dinner where the Rotary Anns were guests. The Easter Seal campaign in Ohio was officially launched March 4 in Columbus with local and state volunteers attending, including local Rotary President and Mrs. Gene Riggs, and Mr. · and Mrs. Robert Buck, National Eoster Seal Chairman Rillph Edwards for size, .. G<-lllipulis.Point Pleasant Easter seals · ready more . However, the board deferred action on the recommendation of William B. assistant chancellor, who said . Coulter, . such requests should not be considered unlil the General Assembly completes work on a new state budget. Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 11,.500 Families 38 PAGES VOL. · ~ Northwest requested an increase from · $525 to $600 a year for "in dislrict" students and £rom $585 to $630 for "out of district" students. Stark asked to hike its instruction fee from $405 to $450 a year. Both schools asked that the increases become effective this autwnn. "We're faced with a very serious financial problem," Dr. Max F. Covert, president of Northwest, told ·the board. "It seems vital to us to have this fee iocrease at this time.'' • Chance of showers and scattered thundershowers Sunday night and Monday. Lows Sunday night in the 40s. Hiebs Monday in 60s. Until 9 P.M. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY A community college is a public educational institution organized for the principal purpose of providing instrucijonal programs for all people of the district. It is not a vocational high school, and it provides college level courses. On Feb . 8, 1973, the , Rio Grande Community College Citizens Advisory Committee approved a four-county Weather ·. Open Friday and Saturday Night PRESCRIPTION FOR NEW CAR FEVER. • tabled for the time being. It was. college 'relations and Mrs.·· Margaret The representative feels Rio's plan Thomas, the COillnlunity college's project will be approved later this year by the coordinator . regents, but only alter the statewide study had been released, and after the In other matters, a substantial fee regents further study the financial decrease at Scioto Technical College was agreement between Rio Grande and t11 e appro\•ed by the regents ..Boar() members new school, and Its im pact In sOuthern pos tppned action em grant fee hikes at two Ohio. other technical colleges. Should the Rio plan be approved Out of slate tuition at sc£oto Technical A college represeRtaHve ~-attending within the next two months, it would be )College in Lucasville was dropped from Friday's hearing said ·local orricials had January or later before classes could ' a y~ar . Officials of the $450 a year to $75 hopes proposals would be appru,•ed by the start. Scioto County school near the Kentucky regents Friday. However, after learn in~ Attending the hearing from RiO bQrder s~id they hoped to attract more from William B. Coulte r, assistant Grande were President A. R. Christensen : students by the huge out-oi-state fee drop. chancellor, that a task force Herman Koby, vice president of academic Requests fr om Northwest Technical study is to be: released within two months affairs ; Carl Dahlberg, vice president of College in Archbold and Stal'k Technical concerning higher educalion in Ohio, local de11elopment ; Bill Smeltzer, vic~ College in Canton to increase instructional officials felt Rio's Proposal would be president of finance; Sam Neal, director of fees were deferred by the board. were revealed at Rio Grande College on (Vinton, Gallia, Jackson and Meigs ) study Jan, 16, t972. of the proposed community college On Feb. !, t973, Rio oflicials conducted program. The. study was completed by a press coni·:rence at the Holiday Inn, Arthur D. Little, Inc., consultants to the Kanauga . It was felt the project was far Community College from Massachusetts. enough along at that time that if approved An official plan for the proposed college by lhe Ohio Board of Regents, initial was approved by the Rio Grande Comclasses woulg be held at Rio by September ' munily College Board of Trustees on Feb . of this year. · 14, 1973. .. . didates, and must ctmt.ain . al let~st five signatures of registered voters. If more 'than six persons file, an election must be held to reduce the field. Commissioners are ~lected for four years. There is no compensation. InctJmbent commissione rs are Richard .Carter." C. H.. McKenzie and Wymond Bradbury. . ., I'OMEROY - The Bloodmobile visit to Meigs County wlll be on Monday, April 23, a ~ the Pomeroy Elementary School from I, tn 6 p.m. More blood always Is needed . Tweuty..nine units were used at Veterans Memorial Hospital during ~March and · abuul that much at other hospitals for Meigs County people. Since Bloodmobile visits here are two lnooths apart, double that amount is needed at each visit. Remember April 23! Donate a .unit of blood for someone! Model project on · Aging has furtding ,POMEROY ...:. The area-wide model project on agi ng, of whic'h Meigs Coun ty is a part, has been .funded for a senior citizens comprchcn~ive program effective April .1. 1973 to April I, 1974, the Meigs CountY Council on Aging announced . Suturday. The council has voted io hire an aide to conduct craft programs for senior (·itizens. . ElevenJ.ownships and four villages hHvc agreed to contr ibute to\ the senior citi:en::; -program and have been se-nt lhank-you letters. They include .Bedford, Chester, · • Go0 d year lS target AKRON,OhioiUP I )~ GuodyearTire · & Rubber Co. has been pick.ed as the target for stri ke action should the United Rubber Workers (URW)· union strike the . "Big Four-" rubber rllakers when a national contract expires next Friday . . Members of the URW negotiations coordinati ng committee and its executive board met here SatUrday to select the l.al'get. and said contract ta lks would continue this wcek with Goodyear, FirestOne; B. F. Goodrich and UniroyaL POW DIVORCED ELYRIA, Ohio iUPI) - U.S. Air Forte Capt. Burton W. Campbell, a former prisoner of war . from nearby Amherst, Friday wa,s granted a' divorce from his wife, Bonnie , on grounds of gross neelect and extreri1e cruelty. 'They had been married 12 ye~ rs and have no children. Co lumbi a, Leban on, 'J... etaf t, Oli ve,· Orange, Rutland, Salem, Salisbury and Sulton Townships, and Racine, Middleport, Rutland and Syracuse Villages. Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, county directQr, sa id three senior citizens clubs have been organized in the c;ounty and others are planned; tha t 1,300 m?nth!( newsletters are being sent to senior citizens in the cou,nty. ThOsfi! wishing such a ·letter rtlay co:dl 992-7886. Sixty-five pen:~On:i have been aided through the mformation and refet•ral part of the program, and others have been referred to the proper agency . A regular schedule for th~, senior citi,~en ~~9.1~~ is planned by the end of this month. Miss Lucille Smith has anno~nced that a "Vigor in Maturity " progre~m wil,l be ·held at the center In cooperation with the Meigs County Retired Tcachers.Assn. \Th.e first session from 10 a.m. to noon on Apnl 27 will deal with sa(ety. Coffe.e will be · provided, but a sack lunch is to be taken. Mrs. Pearl Welker, director, said 'J7 . volunteerS · have been enrolled in the re tired ~ enior volunteer program and are working in the hoSpitalJ bookmobi1e, county home cind at schools. A district meeting has been announced on May 11 at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge in .Nelsonville. Transportation will be· provided. The county office staff has moved to the junior high buildln!i in .: Pomcr·oy from office~ in Middleport. The telephone numbers are 992-78ll6 and 99~­ ·7884. ' ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 13, 1973