https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f9c01842279fe8087310df7e2c22f60c.pdf 995189d9ed3a73ffc7edfd514b40185b PDF Text Text ' • . ' ' r lZ - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., April19, 1973 News .__ . . in Br~efs (Continued from page I) Vietnam , Laos or Cambodia, unless autllorized by Congress. And Rep. Jonathan B. B~ham , D-N.Y., introduced legislation 1o cut off funds for military OJl!!rations in Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam . Bingham said tile joint resolution he offered was needed to restore Congress' constitutional prerogatives and eod "a presidential war tllal has no COI)StituUonal or statutory basis." CLEVELAND - RUSSELL MEANS, head·or tile American Indian Movement (AIM ), predicts tllere will be more armed standoffs between federal officials and Indians "because tile white man has no eyes and no ears.,. "The white man is deaf and blind to our problems, " Means said . " If Wounded Knee is tile only way to get you aroused, then there's going to be more of tllem." Means said here Wednesday night all neogtiations between the government and Wounded Knee's occupying Indians had been postponed pend~ the safe return of himself and two otllers from the ~~til Dakota hamlet. He called for volunteers to stage a march on Wou.nded Knee til is weekend to ·~exemplify tile fact tllat we ... want a peaceful negotiated settlement with tile federal government and the President of tile United States." He said a group of 1,000 Quakers already ;vas planning to march to tile hamlet Sunday witll food and medical supplies. Three fined on DWI charges Richard Lee Skaggs, Belpre. Others fined were Stanley Watson, Middleport Route 1, $15 and costs, assault; George D. Stobart, Jr., Racine Route 2, $10 and · costs, reckless operation; Eric Ritter, Rutland, $5 and costs, failure to yield the right of way; Carol E. Jell, Minersville, $5 and costs, failure to yield the right of way; Edward A. Young, Roy F. Burton Pomeroy Route 3, $5 and costs, died Wednesday squealing tires; Kenneth Roy F. Burton, 69, E. Main Riggs, Reedsville Route I, $5 St., Pomeroy, died Wednesday and costs, assured clear evening at Veterans Memorial distance, and Whilding A. Hospital. Mr. Burton was tile Jones, no address, $10 and son of the late William Cutler costs, petty theft. and Anna Galbreath Burton. He was also preceded in death "Thieves' den to by one brother and a sis~Aor, Clarys Burton. have hamburgers He is survived by a sister, Sheriff Robert c. HarGoldie Hawk, Pomeroy ; one tenbach's Dept . is inbrother, Dwight, . of Illinois, vestigating a breaking and and several meces -and • entering at Salem Center nephews. School that occurred before 3 a. Mr. Burton was a member of m. tuday. A glass was broken St. Paul Lutheran Church, out of a door leading to the Pomeroy · . furnace room to gain entrance. Funeral services will be held Between 20 and 30 pounds of Seturday at 2 p. Ill· at Ewing hamburger and a garbage can Funeral Home _with the Rev. apparenUy to carry it in were Arthur Lund ~fficiatlng. Burial missing. The incident is still will be 1~ Fatrvlew Cemetery under investigation . ·- ~o.olville . fnends may call In other activity, a hit-skip is al the funeral home after 7 p. being investigated by the m. today· sheriff's dept·. Clarence Veterans Memorial Hospital Randolph, Pomeroy, Rt. 3, was ADMITTED- Tracy Salaer, traveling west on SR 681 Pomeroy ·' Celeste Pickens Wednesday at 9:10p.m. when Racinei Anna Grim, Mid- an oncoming car came across dleport; Aaron Lewis 1 tile center line to hit RanPomeroy; · Porter Louden, dolph's car, and continued on. There Was medium damage Cheshire and Rodney Klein, Minersville, - . to Randolph's vehicle, and no . personal injuries. DISCHARGED Christopher Cross, Rodney Weaver, Leonard Lyons, SUNRISE SERVICE Gilbert Sellers, Dorothy Easter Sunrise services will Downie, Ralph Rose, Robert be held Sunday at 6 a. m. at the Baker, Dottie Curtis, Marilyn Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Snyder, Celesta Bush. Church . The Re.v.- O'Dell Manley, pastor, said there also will be gospel singing and UNIT CALLED The Middleport E·R squad en~Aorlainment in Middleport at . was called to 218 Walnut ,St. at the Rawlings Garage con6:58p.m. Wedne~ay for Mrs. ducted at I p. "l· by the Leonard Smith who was taken Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness to Veterans Memorial Hospital Church and at 2 p. m. a similar for admission as a medical program will be held on the patient. At 11 a.m. Wednesday, Pomeroy parking lot with a the squad was called for Mrs. baptismal service to (ollow. Victor Grim •.648 South Second SERVICES NOTED · Ave . Mrs. Grim, who . had The Church of Christ in fallen, also was taken to Christian Union al Hobson will Veterans Memorial Hospital hold Easter Sunrise Services where she was admitted. Sunday at 6 a. m., Sunday School and worship services at GRANGE TO MEET LETART FALLS - Ohio 9:30a.m. and evening services Valley Grange 2612 .yill meet PI 7. The public is invited. Ten defendants - three on conviction of driving while intociated ·- were fined by Pomeroy_ Mayor Don Collins Wednesday night . Assessed $100 and costs each and receiving three-day jail sentences for DWI were Clifford Murray. Pomeroy; Larry L. Sigler, Rutland Rt. I, and . ' here at tile hall at 7:30 tonight. Potluck refreshments will be served. Fri. ;Sat .-Sun. ~ Apri 120.21 -22 Double Feature "SWEET SUGAR" Bitter day s ... sweet nights .. Sugar gets What she wants .. when She wants it! Rated I Rl -PLUSGod Created Man and Woman Created .. "THE SIN OF ADAM& EVE" Rated ( R) MEIGS TiiEATRE Tonight, Apt ill; NOT OPEN Frida"y thru Tuesday April20·24 · WaIt Disney '1 THE WORLD'S ' GREATEST ATHLETE . · (Technlcoior) !Gl THE SILVER FOX & SAM DAVENPORT {Technicolar) lGl Adults ' suo Children' lSc Show S_tarh 1 p.m. . ELBERFELD$ 'IN POMEROY Your Easter Shopping Center SON IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. Paul Joseph Andrews , Westerville, are announcing ~e birth of their first child, a son, Christopher, on April 17. at Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus. Grandparents are Mr . and Mrs. Paul Andrews of Long Bottom and Mr. and Mrs. Jack"Lockard of Columbus. . SERVICES SET RUTLAND - Sunrise "'/'" vices will be held at 6:30a . m. Sunday at the Rutland Church of Christ. The public is invited . · Marriage License Henry Paul Price, 23, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, and Naomi Ruth Bissell, .21, Chester. ' PPSEO plans· ........__~ · ·--· Our entire stock of womens spring and · all wffiher ·-coals is included in ·this sale. • Stock up on Kodak Film and Polaroid Film now at sale prices. A complete selection of sizes for sti II and movie cameras - Black and white or color. Also see our fine line of Kodak Pocket Cameras- Projectors - Camera Supplies - Fash Cubes - Batteries. WOMEN'S .BLOUSES Our entire stock of Spring Blouses and Shirts is reduced for this sale. I Special Purchase WOMEN'S BIUFOLDS. JEANS SALE Our entire stock of Misses and Juniors Jeans is r educed for this Two -Day Sale. SALE $3.88 ~~~-~--------~---··--~------~ Special FANNY "FARMER CANDY Reg. $1 .00 Mint Squares- Chocolate Mint Par faits · French and Frosted Mints - Frosted Parfaits . SALE 2 BOXES $1.19 Save Now on Famous PLAYTEX 18 HOUR BRAS AND GIRDLES JEWELRY SALE Special purchase of summer white jewelry. Necklaces bracelets - pendants earrings. In the First Floor Lingerie Dept, EASTER CANDY FOR GIFTS French Purses Clutches Values to $15.00 SPECIAL s1.00 - SEE THE FINE ASSORTMENT OF CANDIES COLORFUL FASHION SCARVES On the 1st Floor For yourse lf or for Easter giving . Squares - Oblongs. Prints and sol id colors,. HANDBAGS " Choose straw bags or vinyls in a fine selection of styles and colors to accent your new Easter wardrobe . The j . 1st Floor Boxed Fanny Farmer candies. Also a fine selection of Chocolate Easter Eggs - Bunnies - Jelly Beans and a fine assortment of ready to give Easter Baskets filled with candy and goodies. ' HONORARY CHAIRMAN OF FUND RAISING DRIVE Mrs. Claude R. Sowle. Athens, right, wife of Ohio University President, Claude Sowle, attended the Pomeroy Family Planning Clinic Thursda y held at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Shown with Mrs. Sowle, 1-r, are Phytiss Bearhs of Meigs Count Family Planning, and Mrs. Jane Ergood, exet·utive director of Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohio, lnc. Mrs. Sowle is visiting all of the seven counties in which Planned Parenthood operates its eight family planning clinics prior to the fund drive kick<Jff beginning iii early May. The ladies showed films to the patients attending the clinic Thursday. HALLMARK EASTER "CARDS Look Paper · Ribbon - Card Inserts. Also Table Covers by Hallmark. Easter Napkins - Egg Dye · Bunny favors. Easter Hallmark Books. On the 1st floor. For Men Bright and bold or- conser-vative . You'll like th.is line selec tion . Sizes small (14 -14 1/2 ), medium (15-1511:2 ), large (16-161/2 ), extra large (17-lJlh ). . Solid co lors in t·ight and deep tones - plaids . stripes . check s. All· are permanent press - ~xpertiY made. Arranged for your easy selection. Wembly TIES WASHINGTON IUPI) Whi te House Counsel John W. Dean III wa ~· believed ready tuday to !ell a federal grand jury all he kn ows in the Watergate· bugging case in which top level resignations and indictments are expected at any hour. Th e New -York l imes reported today that former Attorney General John N. Mitchell , who quit as Nixon's campaign manager two weeks af~Aor the June 17 spy raid on E>emo c r{:ltic , national headquarters, would go before the grand jury today. The Times said Mitchell has told fri end s he rejected proposal s . to bug the Democratic opposition three times. This was a big departure from dozens of staterrients that Mitchell had no knowledge of the Watergate bugging. Dean, who investigated the Watergate last summer at President Nixon's-request and found no wrongdoing among th en-employed White house aides, said Thursday he would . fight any attempt to make him a "scapegoat 11 in the case. But · For Easter Handsome Wembley ties to accent your new Easter outfit. Ready tied ties and a big selection ·of popular ones you tie yourself. White - sciiid. colors and a tremendous assortment of patterns ready for you to select. usewares ·Dept. 1st Floor In ' . Handsome Double Knits fiV~,;;;~ ~ ~ i~,~ - Cool, comfortable knits · in a fine selection__Qf styles - colors. S'"!"'all, medium, large and extra large. M1x or match with the slacks of your choice - most all styles are color coordin,9ted for that extra fine look. \ • Por Easter Parading -; • • wash'nwear ' F1TS SIZES . ~0·13 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S ORLON SOCKS Very popular style - and a new shipment of co lors . white, black and a tremendous selection of solid colors and heather tones . You ' ll"wanf several pairs ,of the:Se wonderlul TV JerkS socks. · • Plenty · of good looking double knit polyester slacks that are so very popular. Stripes . Checks · Casual and Dress styles in sizes 29 to 42 waist - all permanent press. Also mens regular cut slacks in permanent press fabrics. · Sizes 32 to SO waist . PARIS BELTS FOR MEN Leather belts sizes 30 to 50 In the popular wid~ widths and a good selection. too, of the narrower belts. Brown. Black , White and all the fashion colors . Also Paris Belts for Boys in sizes 24 to 28 waist. FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ON SECOND STREET AND AT ELBERFELDS MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE. ELBE_RFELDS IN .POMEROY . I IS TEN CENTS Nixon's personal lawyer and · the person who gave $30,000 to alleged sabateur Donald Segretti, arrived at the court house lat~ Thursday to confer with principal Assistant U.S. Attorney Earl J . Silbert, the government prosecutor . . Dean Issues Statement AI the White House, where the atmosphere was described as "llke Jericho, when the walls came tumbling down," Dean himself issued a one-paragraph statement saying he wouldn't be made "a . scapegoat" and anyone presuming his guilt " does not know me, know the true fads or un. der s tand our system of justice.'' Dean, who formerly served in the Justice Department under Mitchell, received about 80 raw files from the FBI during its inv es tigation of Watergate, and sat in on FBI interviews with presidential aides . During the ill-fated confirmation ·hearings for acting FBI director L. Patrick Gray 10 , Gray said Dean "probably" lied to agents about an office that H .nt had in th e White House. Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler, obviously angered that Dean had issued his own statement, said the While (Continued on page 10) . To qualify for the special school blood program of the American Red Cross, Robert Morrl15, principal or the Pomeroy Elementary School ls requesting thai parents donate at Monday's visit of the bloodmobile at the school, 1 to G p.m. Twenty percent or parent participation Is required (or lull coverage of all the students, their parent• and their grand~arcnts. The program ensures that sufficient blood will be avalla~le lor Immediate use at the hospital for any emergency. With the program in effed families would not be responsible for gettllll! blood dooors to the hospital to provide for the blood needs of the famliy.The school has all of 1973 to qualify for the lull year or protection. permit is needed if new construction or additi ons to existing pr oper ly is built costing $200 or more in unincorporated areas of Meigs County . And to -see that permits are obtained is the county's new Building lnspector-Sanitarian, Ji:imes E. Roush, of Raci ne. Appoi nted to the post last Jan. l, by the board or commissioners, Roush has a n office on U1e third floor of the courthouse which is open from 9 a .m. to noon and l.-4 p.m. Monday throu gh Friday. His telephone number is 992-738:1. Under his duties as building inspector he administers the new . Buildin g Pe rz~it Resolution passed by the <:ommi ssioners April 3. A building permit is reQuired for all new construction and all additions to existing buildings exceeding a $200 improvement, in the unincorporated p'ortions of the county. All persons having: started construction prior to this time should contact his office, so as to Q.void any misunderstanding once a check i:s started on compliance of the Building Resolution . Ea('h permit cos ts $5 . Rous h is also the ad ministrator of the subdivision ret;:ulations of the unincorporated sec tion of th e Countv which was amended By Charlene Hoeflich A " Litter Walk" will take place in By United Press International WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON'S energy message was "a great disappointment" to th e nation's coal miriers , Ar- · nold MiJier, president of the United Mine Workers union said Thursday. Nixon urged high priority for development of coal resources while alloting no new funds for coal research in his 1974 budget, Miller noted, adding '' ... word won't deVelop coal.'' 1 • as Miller said thousands of mining jobs are threatened deposits of low-sulphur coal are depleted since no way has yet heen found to burn high sulphur coal without violating government clean air s~ndards . 1 'The nation needs a crash program to develop sulphur control technology and synthetic fuels from coal," said Mfller. "Instead, ~e got a crash of rhetoric ." CINCINNATI - FRANCIS L. · DALE, who organized the national Committee to Re-Elect the President, said tuday latest developments in the Watergate case a~e "sicken ing." " I do· not think the fact that they are being disclosed is think everything should come out sickening . I and those involved should be caught and put in jail, or whatever," said the pres!dent and publisher of the Cincinnati Enquirer. Dal~ emphasized he has no regrets about serving as committee c.hairman. "We turned the committee over to President Nixon saying . 'Here it is if you want it' and t~n he selected John Mitchell to run it," Dale said . Pqmeroy next Wednesday. The event, in observance of Keep America Beautiful Week, is being spansored by the Winding Trail Garden Club. The wa lk will begin at 6 p.m. and continue until dark. The streets and sidewalks of Ihe Pomeroy business section will be the main area of the walk, although r.esJdents are urged to form one in their own neighb hood · p;u'ticipating are advised to or Those wear glOves. Members of organizations and other interested individuals are asked to meet on the upper parking ldt and to bring their own containers for litter . Trash bags will be provided at the e~d of. Ule ~alk , to _,dispose ~f the litter. City trucks will ~1ck up the bags of trash Thur~?ay ~ormng . ln the event of ram, the walk w1ll be postponed one week. . .. :h~rsday ~~ been ·deSJgnaled as CJ~an A_Ir Day and residents are asked to r1de bi(.'Ycles or walk to work or shop. ' 1lt's goud exercise, so try it you rJ1ight like it," is the wor:d 'from the Winding Trail Garden Club members. Several organizations, including the cub scoilt.s and the boy scouts , have indicated Roush is also making a systematic check of Meigs County for trail er stamp cofnpliance which some people ha ve fail ed to ge t. He _ said all persons who purchase trailers are required within 30 days of purchase to contact rrordon Caldwell at the Meigs County Auditor's office. This will ,save paying a penalty plus the lax stamp <I SScssment. Further. those who ha ve not Pilirl thei r asse!>srnent are only compounding their problems by having to pay in one lump sum all of thei r back nonpayn1ents , plus the penallies. Roush resides in Racine with his wife Barbara and th"'eir four childr en, Con ni e, Glenn , Amand a and Yan cy. ·He is a . member or Ra ci ne Masonic Ludge No. 461 F&AM, Racine Chapter No. 134 Ord er of the Ea s tern Slar, Pomeroy Cha pter No. 80 Hoyal Arch Masons, Bosworth COun cil No. ~6 Royal & Select Mas ters , Ohio Valley Commandery No. 24 Knights Templar , Aladdin Shrine, Twin City Shrine Club ami American Legion Pust No. 602. Ra cine . JACK KANE, WMPO RADIO Jl!!rsonality, poses with the winning entries of an egg decorating contest sponsored ·by th e · station . First place, a prize of $13.90, went to Tudd Tucker, Mason, for a Mr . anc;t Mrs. Bunny creation ; tying for second were Mary Colmer,-Pomeroy, with a Mr. and Mrs. ~,rag, and Debbie Wolfe, Wahama High School art student, whose entry LL'icd a religious theme, and third plaCe honorS: were shared by Mrs. Pauline Hester, New Hnvcn, who ·crea ted a rhinestone trimmed egg , and Mrs . Carolyn Satterfield, Middleport, who made an Easter bunny. Winners will receive record albums other than the first place winner. Judging the over 70 entries in the contest were Mrs. Beulah Jones and " Rob Hoeflich. Autos collide Sheriff Robert C. Har tenbach's Dept. investigated two accident.s Thursday, one driver sufferin g: minor in- . juries. At 4:10 p.m. at the in tersection of Stale Route 7with they will partici pate in the litter walk. the Middleport exit, Stephen C. Mrs. Arthur Lund and Mrs. Ted Reed of Cleland, Racine, Rt. 1, was the local branch, American Association of . traveling: north on 7 when 8. car University Women, have volunteered to driven by Richard Berkley, Rt. ,participate in getting cleanup of tile 1, Gallipolis, pulled from the village underway . exit into the path of Cleland . Cleland was taken to The April meeting of the Winding Trail Veterans Memorial Hospital Garden Club has been postponed until a by the sheriff's cruiser where later date When a workshop on cpJor and he was treated and released . arranging will be held at the home of Mrs. Berkley wa s arrested on Robert J . Lewis. Members will be attend· charges or failure to yield right ing the open meeting of the Bend 0' the of way. River ' Garden Club on Monday and .are · At 10 :25 p.m. 10 · sa t·IS bury asked to meet at the Ohio Power Co. at 7 Twp. on SR 7, Cl arence H. p.m . Garden club plans litter wallj, .,B;i,;fi;!)i: CHICAGO- "MY REAL PUNISHMENT, do; erved or not, has already been inflicted," U. S. Appeals Court · Judge Otto Kerner said Thursday s hortly before being sentenced to three years in prison and fined $50,000 for taking bribes. Kerner, the only sitting federal court judge ever criminally convicted,' made an impassioned 15--minute statement before U. S. District Court Judge Robert Tay1or pronounced the sentence. Kerner said the vetdict, reached two mor)ths ago by a federa l jury', "deeply and irreparably taint~ the good reputation· that I cherished. ·Years of imprisorur .... nt can never co.m parc to the severity of that punistunent." The former Illinois governor was • 1 Continued on page 10) th ere were indications the White House already had dow ngraded his responsibilities. During a steady parade Thursday of key persons in and out of the U.S. Court House, up Pennsylvania Avenue a few· blocks from the White House, the grand jury recalled E. Howard Hunt Jr., convicted Watergate conspirator and former White House aide, for two hours of testimOny . G. Gordon Liddy, the principal person convicted so far· in the bugging and t~e counsel of. the Finance Committee to Reelect the President at the time. ·was brought to the court house . so his attorney could confer with him in private away from jail. Peter Maroulis, the attorney, said Liddy had not changed his position on testifying before the grand · jury in exchange for immunity . fl·om further prosecution. He ls spending an 18-month sentence for contempt in the Distri ct of Columbia jail for his refusal lo testify . Herb ert W. Kalmba ch, PHONE 992-2 156 • ,•.. MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS Wf:'atlwr Come With gloves, containers A DEIJGHT TO travelers, particularly the younger set, traveling near Rutland on Route 124 is this colorful egg: tree and rabbit repli ca in the yard of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Little, placed there for the Easter season. Men's Dress SLACKS I . and adop~Aod by the Meigs County Commissioners March t 22. Any person anticipating the development of land , ·or three houses or more, should get in contact with his office for pr oper compliance and development procedure. For the first time in history a fis- ca l year . In order -continue operating its ic in Pomeroy, as ~"'"as~ --"". the others in Southeastern I Ohio, Planned Parenthood or~anized campaign '73 to raise the 25 pet. loca l match required by ARC ·for the 1973-74 grant. Planned Parenthood of Southea s t Oh io is an inl'orporated n on-profit or ganization pr ovi ding matemal and child care through family planning and JAMES ROUSH related services to the sevencounty area. PPSEO was first funded through ARC in Sep· !ember of 1971. Since that time, over 2,000 area women have Variable cloudiness .iind received medical exams, tests warm with a chance of showers for cancer and related health and thundershow ers through probl ems. and .medically Saturday mainly in the afapprov ed and presc ribed ternoon and evening. Hi~llS supplies. Saturday in !he 70s . Lows Meigs County women have tonight in the mid 50s to the lower 60s. (Continued on page 2· .:. VO.:. . L.:. .X.. :. . XV.:. . N:. :.:O:..:. ..:...5--~P-=-0:::: ME::.:.:R.::_: OY~-M.:....:lDD:. :.L=E.:. . :PO::.:.RT.:.·:. ._:: OH_:.: O::....__~FR I IOA y, APRIL 20, 19 73 Complete selection of Corning Ware. Electrical Appliances, TV Tray Sets - Westmoreland ·Milk Glass · Syroco Wall Decorations - Barbecue Grll.ls - Corell.e Dinnerware · Cooky .Jars Figurines - Decorative Glassware - Kromex Serving Aids and many-, many more. SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS next Devoted .To The lntere.11& OJ The Meigs-Mason Area Easter · lt"ve l _enttne Appreciate For Mens Department lst Floor Parenthood . • They'll ······------~···- its On ce underwa y, the monies raised from Campaign '73. as the PPSEO fund drive is c.a lled, will be used to maintain the present funding level. Plan ned Gifts Buy a short sleeve shirt and tllen select a tank top to go with it to give this new casual look. Big selection of short sleeve knit shirts in-small.. medium , large and extra large sizes .. Plenty of tank tops in the color or pattern you like best. · Permit rule is enforced currently funded through a grant fr om . the Appalachian Regional CommissiOn, which will dr op to 75 p e t. of muni ty. --------------------------· Layered Mens Colorful Cut and Sewn Planned Parenthood of Southeas t Ohio. formerly known as Family Planning of Southeast Ohio, will conduct a rund raising campaign during Ma y. Mrs. Claude R. Sowle of Athens, who visited th e Pome roy Family Planning clin ic on Thursday , Aprill9, is serving as Honorary Chairman for the PPSEO drive. She will be wor king with the campaign chai rman PP6EO Boa rd Members from Meigs Coijnty as well as chairmen and Board Members from Athens, Gallia , Hocking, Lawrence, Jackson and Vinton. Each of these seven counties in Which Planned Parenthood operates its eight fa mil y planning clinics, will conduct their individual fund drives specifically gea red for the needs of the particular corn~ A terrific selection of fine Hallmark Cards for everyone on your list. Stop in Buy your Easter cards now. HALLMARK EASTER GIFT ·wRAPPING '' May fund drive EASTER TIME IS · PICTURE TAKING TIME SPRING COAT SALE Womens . Shop Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 p.m. · Save Now Ouri{lg Our QUARTET IN The Newsmen Quartet "of Charleston wili be ·at the Pomeroy Nazarene Church Saturday at 7:30p.m. The Rev. -Clyde Henderson invites the public. DAY CHANGED The FHA Club of Meigs High School will hold a yard and · bake sale Friday instead of Saturday as previously an· nounced at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy, King, Middleporl Hill, Middleport. . Beaver ," Racine. Rt. 2, backed his car from the parking lot at -Five Points Grill into a parked car belonging to Gene Lambert, Hemlock Grove. Reaver continued ba cking, stopping pn the highway . He was a rrested for drh:ing w.hil e intoxicated and no opera to r 's li ce nse . There was light prop er ty dama ge. CONFERRING HERE Sen . Ha~ry Armstrong was ~n Pomeroy Thur sday afte rnoon to confer wi th Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja on the . pros ~e~ Ls of con tinuin g th e book mobile operations . A new bookm obile is expected to ar rive in Pomeroy fr om Wuoster today. Southern .Ohio pageant set on 2 .July weekends · RlO GRANDE - "Gallia many years. He' and Bob Evans lt is not the usual dry history, Broadcasting. Country" , a musical pageant Farms a,re underwriting the but depicts the fu_n, idiosyrtChoreography is under the based on the history of south- cost of the production, have - crasjes and pathos of the men direction of Gillian Moore . A . . . ern Ohio, will be presented~ on - ·donated the outdoor theater on and " women who built our native of England, Mrs. Moore the second and third weekends the company farm, and will count~y by carving it out of the danced · with the Royal in July at Bob Evans Farms ·provide parking facilities. wilderness . _Academy of Dance and perhere. It will be pruduced by the The entire cast and . formed throughout the world, Gailia Dramatics Arts Society, The musical pageant starts pruduction . staff consists of wirtning many awards and a community_association . off with the first white men to professional and amateur recognition , before moving to The' ·pageant, containing come ~o the area now kn own as talent from Ohio and neigfi- Gallipolis. Ohio. ori ginal songs and dances, has southern Ohio. Then carrie Col. boring West Virginia . A cast of . l)een written for the Gallia John Safford, John Burford about 100. including actors, The pageant was written by Dramatics Arts Society, a ;nJd Daniel Boone in 1790. chorus and dancers, are under commUnity group of persons of ThE>se three men spent two the executive direction of Murl Lee Durieux of Mount Vernon, Ohio. He wrote "The Birth of southert:~ Ohio towns being . \\·inters trapping beaver in Rush of Cincinnati, and Rio Dixie'', · a musical p.ageant underwritten by Bob Evans Ra ccoon Creek and livCd in a Rande. Mr. Rush has been in Niiarms, In<'. of Columbus. Ohio . · rock s~:e lter on · Bob Evans show business since the age of based on the life of Dan Emmett that ran successfully for The presentation of an Farm . s~ven, and at one time wa -: an historical muSical pagent has · The history of the area ' animator for Wa;It Disney three years in Mount VernOn . M~:~ sica l arrangements are been 1he dream of Bob Evan~ ,Cflfdinues up lo the "Gay 90s" ., .Studios before _joining Taft tiy AI Fvans, a noted musical . . arranger and composer who retired to Jackson, Ohio. The pageant ls an ~xa mple "of Southern Ohio, West Virginlo and . K~ntucky communities working closely with private terprise to produce a cuJtural event' and promote the areas to tourists. Bob· EV.ans has long been active in this regard, and Was awarded the · Bu si ned Tourism Award for educaHonal attraction by the State of Ohio this year. The pro9.uction •will be presented in a natu ral outdoor , theater on The Bob Evans Farm on U. S. Rou!e 35 en- Rio Grande. Reservations and tickelo; fur the pagean t are availabl e from the Gallia Dramatic Arts Society through the ' Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce . Th e ~nthus iasm of the surrounding Communities for this project exceeded expectations when more than 200 pe~sons came to auditions in Gallipolis several weeks ago. The final casting will be announred in early May. The drama will be held the :second and third weekends in Jul~·. starting at 8 P. m. ~o one will be sealed after the per-. �' 3needed 1 Jo'or example, many more of our youths wtllneed techmcal sk tlls whtch wtll be needed m the new mdustnes Also, mcreascd numbers of people wtll requtre youngsters w1th un· derstandmgs and sktlls applica ble to so-tc.~ llcd "servJce'' occupatiOns Jt ts w1th these thoughts m nund that ~ e have a chance to .tpproach the future or our schools wtth hope 1£ we Best of both worlds possible in schools of the future here By Prof. Ed (Doc) Wallen Ed Note Prof Wallen IS m St Lou1s th1s week for the Amencan Personnel and Gutdance Assn conventiOn ST LOUIS, Mo - In the 1890s. Gallia and Metgs Counltes, along wtth the rest of southeastern Oh1o, reached a peak m population growth Smce that lime we have, unbl JUSt recently, experienced a steady decrease tn populatiOn Over thts pertod one could say that our largest "export '' was people Particularly fOWld among our "e x~ ports' was a large n111T'ber of yo Wlg people We were, m effect, educating ) oungsters for other areas of the sta"te Now, however, this trend lS reversed The populalton base ts mu st make changes w our rather stable and new people are educ.:atwnal system, let us atm h1gh movmg mto our area Projections Let us not ;urn to Just meet the show stgn1flcant mcreases m " mtmmwn " standards Let us c.:11m to population for Galha and Metgs provtde the best posstble educatiOn for Counhes by 1980 the youngsters of our arep Much of thts new trend IS bemg On the other hand , let us not forget to mclude m our schools those long. stimulated by new or expandmg mdustry The economtc base of the area cherished val ues whtch have em· 1s movmg gradually from agranan to phasJZed the human qualities Let us mdustrtal ' prepare youngs ters who care for people and who help those who need Regional counc1ls are studymg the vanous effects of thts new trend upon ~ help I.et us cum to produce human or natural recourses of the area , upon " hum~me" bemgs further economtc expansiOn and upon Whlie m much of tht s country the changes In hfe style of people that educataon for an mdustnal soc ~ety has are certam to follow bee n ' dehurnamzmg ", th1s need not A most Important change wtll be felt be lhe case here Perhaps we ca n have upon the schools The graduates of our the best of both worlds Perhaps we can have real educatiOn schools- tn the future wtll need knowledge and skills beyond that now Perhaps Only the people know & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE ThiS ts a rather sad day ror local televtSion WCHS-TV, the CBS outlet for our part of the world, ts preparmg to put the axe to three of tls locally-produced programs D1sapl"'<'rmg from Channel 8 the latter part of thts month and 10 May wtll be Sleepy Jeffers and hts country-westsrn mommg show, Marilyn Fletcher and "Romper Room" for the kids, and Jackie Oblmger's women ' s talk show Officrals at WCHS-TV way they're domg so because the audtences generated by these programs JUSt weren't enough to contmue thetr producllon I say nuts ThiS move looks like a pure and uncomplicated case of blidget-cuttmg If the three shows were draw10g poorly, and maybe they were, why not mvest m a little 1magmallon (and money) and present three different local programs' Rollins Broadeastmg, which owns the statiOn and OttQ the Orkm Man among tbe properties, Isn't domg too badly, 1f tts stand10g on the stock market IS any mdteat10n Its pnce on the Btg Board has been stable at around 25 for several weeks, With a high of about 36and a low of 19, m the past year I can't say that any of the programs dropped were favorttes m my house, although Jackie Oblmger did offer many people m MEIGS COUNTY FAMILY PLANNING office is located' the M~lgs-Gall18·Mason area a chance to see local beauty on the ground noor of the Me1gs County Court House where queens, women m the news, and the hke restdents may call for mfonnallon and take part m the free "Romper Room" was a hybrtd of local and syndtcated chmc services offered every other Thursday material that never attracted much enthusiasm wtlh my little ones when they were little ones, and although I bke folk mus1c pretty well, about the only sound I want to hear early m the mormng IS the whistle of the teakettle botlmg my mormng brew, and not veteran C&W host Sleepy Jeffers IContmued from page I ) As replacements, WCIJS.TV IS ba'tmg 333-wtth two copfor questions and problems patd some 550 VISits to the outs and one step 10 the right drrect10n related to marr1age, mfertthty, Pomeroy chnJC smce 1t opened Sleepy and his bluegrass gang Will be replaced by an adpregnancy and venereal Over 500 pallents were coun. ditiOnal half-llour of the CBS mormng news B1g deal d1sease seiled last year tn the offtces "Romper Room" wtll fall to an additional segment of In addition, 100 Indigent uCapt3lll Kangaroo", which IS a better program, but StriCtly women received free prenatal network No plus there Veterans Memorial Hospital care and delivery and over 500 And Jackie wtll gtve way ro a new noon news program ADMITTED Gene Southeastern Ohio reSidents Th1s IS good news about good news Charlie Ryan and his Whaley, Shade, Verda Oliver, heard talks and saw ftlms from staff are talented and capable, and not really seen enough m the Pomeroy , Erma M Smith, PPSEO educators market to let thetr abilities be seen I shall never fault any local Pomeroy, Peter McDonald. The goal to Campa~gn '73 IS station for addition of another local news show, and commend Colwnbus and Marge Stewart, to ratse enough pnvate momes Channel 8 on thts eount Colwnbus to mamtatn the current level of W1th CBS already announc10g the disappearance of the Btll DISCHARGED Paul pahent servtee at Planned Plymale, Donna Aleshire, Parenthood of Southeast Oh10 Cosby and Dom Day shows, along wtth "MisSion Impo.stble" and Bndget Loves Berme," by fall WCHS.TV wtll have the most Charles Beegle, Nellie Hanson, chmcs different look of any local statiOn Mary Clark, Helen Jeffers and But whether different ts better remams to be seen Norma Chapman Changes asked in welfare rules PPSEO drive By CRAIG A PALMER WASHINGTON (UP!) - The adm1mstrat1on has proposed sweepmg changes m welfare regulattons destgned to halt payments to melig1ble persons, overpayments and otber mefftctenctes After they were announced Thursday the proposed rules were muned1ately crttlcJZed by a spokesman for tbe National Welfare Rights Orgaruzatwn INWRO) who smd they would create hardship for the poor Robert D Carleson, spec tal assiStant to the secretary of health, edueahon and welfare for welfare matters, announced the proposed changes "These regulations were requested by tbe states and are designed to gtve the states add1t1onal tools to eliminate errors m the welfare system and m effect clean tt up," he SOld Provisions Included Carleson satd the proposals mclude prov1s1ons to -GIVe states 45 days mstead of the current 30 to make dectswns on applicatiOns Catherme Jermany of the ......;........ ..... . . . . ... ~ I Welfare Rtghts Orgaruzalion's legal committee, satd thts would "cause extreme hardshtps" !or the poor She satd landlords, ulihlies and other would be less likely to proVJde serv1ce to a person who would not know for 45 days whether he would receive welfare money - Reqwre welfare applicants to submtt wntten, stgned appheatlons for Old -Perm1t states to vertfy eligtbillty through employers, neighbors and other lhtrd parties Without obtammg the rec1p1ent's consent Regulations wh1ch now say that an aged, blind or disabled applicant shall be the only source of mformatton about himself would be revoked -Set up a system of local hearmgs to reduce the backlog of pendmg hearmgs at the state level Carleson satd this backlog has meant that mehg1ble rec~p1ents contmue to recetve welfare for long pertods until hearmg exammers get to their cases Recovery Allowed -Allow states to recover ' . Helen Help ~~ ~ . .'.. ~ ' ~ Us. ~ ~ B} Helen Bottel • • Give the Guy a Little Leeway \ Dear Helen Th1s IS ndtculous When my bashand takes our children to basketball games, mov1es, etc , he mststs on paymg the full adm1sswn pnce for them, even though they could get m for children's or student's rates At a recent Wamors l(ame, tlekets were $3 00 cheaper for kids under 16, but my mate proudly handed over the full $6 00 each He says, "Children are not second class Citizens'" Hts ~· togte' cost hun $9 00 extra And I dnve three miles out of my way to save a dollar on grocery specials 1 How do you combat this kind of fatherly prtde'- M G Dear M Why not enlist the "second class Citizens' "help' If they had thetr chmce between ''adult" tlckets and, for example, the extra $3 00 each to spend on another game, I'm qu1te sure they'd persuade "Pop" hts pnde ts .mtsplaced - H Dear Helen May l add an adult answer to "'Forever Fern"' In putting down modern self-sufficient girls, she sa1d, "Policewomen, yecch 1" It appears she ts mistakenly equatmg "femmtty" wtth Incompetence, weakness and vulnerability Does she really believe that women who are actively partlctputmg m a "man's world," who are capable of conversmg mtelltgently with males, and (or) who may be "athletic", are not femmme' I'd bke to correct her policewoman "unage " ("How un· femmme can you get?" she asks of a g1rl who wants to become a woman detecttve.) Has she ever met a female pohce offtcer' I have been told many tunes that I "do not look hke a policewoman" by people - most of whom have never seen one but have formed an tmage of a huge, tough brute Surprtstngly (to F F at least) I too "love make-up •nd Jookmg pretty, .. and "take pnde m bemg tlnn "I certam!y do not try to "overpower" men, and I have not found 1t d1ff1cuH to "fmd a way to a guy's heart " Hope she dee1des to explof' the world of the new woman further If so, tell her to stop m at the pollee statton ami we'll VlSII - !SERGEANT) Carolen B, St Paul Pollee Department • gave the states t1me to revtse the1r programs The public was gtven 30 days to comment on the proposed rules, after which the government could put them mto ef· feet Carleson said the rules would eventually reduce the number of persons on welfare N; Cahforma welfare director, he earned out a controverstal reform whlch ehmmated 274.000 persons from that state's we1fare rolls m 23 months Lnurel Cliff News Notes By Bertha Parker Sabbath School attendance A)ml 8 at the Free Methodtst Church was 117 Mormng of fertng was $57 00 Attendance Apnl 15 was 113 and offermg for aU servtces was $156 50 Paul Jacobs and chtldren of South Shore, Ky , VISited With h1s parents, Mr - and Mrs Pearl Jacobs and attended mornmg .servtce at the local church The miSSionary society met at the church basement wtth 13 members present Mrs Oscar Smith was a pattent 10 Holzer Hospttal for several days She has been 1 eturned horne Wyatt Schaefer of Mt Vernon spent a weekend \Hth h1s p.1rents , Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer Mrs Dora Hollley has returned home after spendmg the wmter w1th her daughter and son-m Jaw, Mr and Mrs Hartwell Cu1 d, Bail Run Mrs Ed Baue1 of Cleveland, Mrs Ted Matthews, Huron, spent the weekend with their paren ts, Mr and Mrs Cha rles IDtck ) Karr Mrs Karr rernarns a pat1ent 1n Veterans Memonal Hospita l WIN AT BRIDGE Three-T rick Overbid Makes I·· cz:e;1 ;lt!tm?Uil NORTH Dear Helen I work my posterwr off makmg low~alone meals for my husband who has a weight problem. I never buy candy, cakes, or have anything fattemng m tbe house- even though I'd love them for myself Hts health IS unportant to me One day when I had to go out unexpectedly, I passed my husband m h1s car - eatmg an tee cream cone 1 I think I was more shocked than if I'd seen him With a blonde When I questioned hun later, he told me I was seemg thtngs I know I wasn•t and 1t absolutely infurtates me What would you do' - DECEIVED BY SMALL VICES Dear Deeetved I'd let the bathroom scales tell me what to do If they show a cons1stent wetght loss for your husband, then let hun have his httle "1ces" If not, then he's become a secret eater, and you'd better let your doctor scare the fear of a heart attack mto hun -H 1 overpayments from mdivtduals, even by talung the money from current assistance checks Offte1als satd the proposed rules were tn response to requests of governors who protested when the federal government threatened to cut back some $689 mtllton m federal welfare a1d to states because of alleged payments to mellgtble rectptents and overpayments The adnumstratwn later withdrew that threat and 10 • AIO • 98 76 t KQ9876 WEST .10 .75 ¥ K Q 105 3 The btddtng has bee n West North East EAST Pass SNT Pa s.,; You South hold .AKJ10765 ¥J92 t54 .3 What do you do now? A-B1d seven spades Your partners ull was the grand !'!lam force to ask you to b1d seven with good enough trumps You have them .8642 ¥2 tJ4 tA5 32 .Q652 .J743 SOUTH (D) .KQJ93 ¥AJ4 • 10 ' I. .AK98 North-South vulnerable W~st North East South Pass 2+ Pass Pass 6NT Pas~ Pass Openmg lead- ¥ ~ 3.' South TODA Y'S QUES:riON West JUmps to fwe dubs over your b1d nf thtee ~pades Your partn(;r doubles East redoubles What do you do now? 3NT Pass WALTON TO DALLAS DALLAS ( UP!) - The Dallas Cowboys announced Thursday the stgrung of UCLA tackle Bruce Walton, the ~25l·poWld brother of UCLA basketball All-Amenca Btll Walton Walton was the Cowboys' flfth-1 ound draft chotce Mr and Mrs Roy Howell of lnd1ana was called home due to the tllness of thetr daughter, Mrs Larry Walker, who IS a patient 10 Holzer Medtcal Center Mrs Georgia Dtehl viSited Sunday wtth Mrs Nellie Tracy, Ball Run Lenme Lyons, who was mJUred at the Jay.Mar Coal Company three weeks ago, remams a patient at Veterans McrniJna l Hosp1tal 1 Mtss Belinda Fnend, daughter of Mr and Mrs R1chard Frtend, rece1ved a letter of congratulations from State Senator Harry C Armstrong on the honor of bemg chosen as Future Homemaker of Amertca G1rl of the Month at Metgs Htgh School Lawrence A Smtth remams a patient at Veterans Memonal Hospttal ~ Clare~e Curtis Is a pat1ent at Veterans Memoqal Hospttal .,............::.:,,._.,::·:"';:,,.',,,,,',,:: ,.,. roll announced Television Log 6 8 00 - Houndcats 3, 4, 15, Pufnstuf 13 Jakes Place 6 Bugs Bunny 8, 10 .... ... . •. By JACK O'BRIAN LOOKING LIKE A MILLION AND A HALF NEW YORK (KFS) - " Ptpptn" patd off and 1s cotmng profits at a $1,500,000-a-year rate If 1t can keep up the B way pace Only " Irene" and "A Ltltle Ntght Mustc" are selling out Here's a double sw1tch m "21," btlhonaJre busmsssman Art Onass1s havmg lots of laughs and no otl-talk, actor Rex Harrison all tensely involved m a busmess conference with a tycoon type 1n the qu1et corne1 he asked for , "No Hard Feelings" Jomed the dubious champs, one of too many Bd't\ y shows this season wtth a total run of one performance ~'Seesaw" used more than a million to patch up and cautenze a fmanctal disaster so 1t's blandly proclaimmg ttself "The Mtllion Dollar Mustcal'" qmte honestly and unapologetically The drab little m1sf1t Echoes" held a one-performance leadlymg $90,000 funeral Frtghtemng hst of old acquamtances took the last bow m a bunch songwnter Chester Conn Su Noel Co't\ard, Launtz Melchtor, Melvtlle Cooper, NBC s Ntles Trammel, " Blond1e ' creator Chic Young, former vaudevillian Ed1 th Orcutt, who toured wtth AI Katz & HIS Ktttens, wtfe to newsman Robert C!urman , newsga l·turned.publtctst Marge Kerr, too many for showbiz behevers to conlmue countmg the dreaded ' three" s uper< stltwns Chatted w1th Cec1l Beaton on the way to a (NEWSPAf'ER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) rad10 show, tradmg Noel Coward wtttlclsms, Su Ceo! sa1d Ins favo nte came when Sir Noel GJt•at Blltam s h o 1 s 1 fa ced .a mass mterv1ew and someone demanded he ' sen :-somethmg funny " Noel looked down 1 ac mg T!tple C1own const sl " ol thl.' 2 1»i0Gulnl'.IS the lh 1 Ius elegan I schnozz at the silly sally and flipped, ' Au s ll dil-l WEEKEND TV FARE Saturday - Ptrates.CUbs baseball at 2·15 on WSAZ-TV and the NBA Playoffs, Lakers·Wamors at 4·3() on WHTN·TV Audubon Wildlife Theatre travels to England, 4 30 on WMUL-TV The late Dan Blocker IS star of WLWC-TV's prune-tune f1lm, "Cockeyed Cowboys," at 9 Sunday - Easter specials abound, and some Passover programs are scheduled, most m mommg hours. Best of the lot mvolves one of the world's beloved characters, the late Pope John XXIII, at8on WHTN-TV . Pirates-Cubs agam at 1, WTAP· TV, and NBA playoffs continue at 2, WHTN-TV. PORTLAND - The honor roll for the ftfth stxth weeks gradmg pertod has been an. nounced at the Portland Elementary School Makmg a grade of "B" or ab<Jve m all the1r subjects to be named to the roll (those m capt tal letters, making all A) were Ftrst Grade - CHRISTIE LAWRENCE, DANNY FRIDAY,APRIL20, 1973 WEDDLE, Bomta McCratg, 6 GO-News 3, 4 8, 10, 15, NBC News 13 , Truth or Conseq 6 Sesame St 20 Around the Bend 33 Wade Connoley 6 3G-NBC News3, 4,15 ABC News6, CBS News 8, 10 I Dream Second Grade - CINDY of Jeanme 13 Let's Travel 33 EVANS. KEN BEij,NTH, 7 00- What's My Lme 8, Truth or Conseq. 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6, 10, Samt 15, Elec Co 20 Folk Guitar 33 Wild Bruce Johnson, Tammy Kmgdom 13 Meadows, Paul Ours 7 3o-- To Tell the Truth 6 , Parent Game 10 Beat the Clock 13 Porter Wagoner 3, Young Or Ktldare 4 Protectors 8 Thtrd Grade - Sherry College Hockey 20 Wall Street Thts Week 33 Beegle, ALICIA EVANS, 8 00 - Sanford & Son 3, 4 15, Brady Bunch 6, 13 , Dr Seuss Cartoon a, 10 Washmgton Week m Revtew 20, 33 Stanley Holter, Elame Smith, a 3o-Partndge Famtly 6, 13 Lttfle People 3, 4, 15 Movte Renee Smtih, Rtchard Wolfe, "Oklahoma'" 8, 10 Ta lk Wtth the Loud Famtly 20 Lenox Ktm MeCatg Quartet Haydn Opus 20 9 OO - MasterpteceTheatre33 , Room 2226 13 CtrcleofFear3 Fourth Grade - BONNIE 4. 15 BOSO, Paul Evans, Flint 9 30 - Odd Couple 6, 13 Greer, Armmtha Holter, Joe 10 00- News 20 Love Amertcan Style 6. 13 Paul Nuchtms 33 Bobby Darin 3, 4, 15 Johnson, JANET MID- 11 OO - News3,4,6,8, 10,13, 15 DLESWART, Danny Talbott 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4 15 Dick. Cavett 6, Movtes "Wuthermg Hetghts" a 'The Bamboo Saucer" 10, ' Rebus ' Ftfth Grade- Shelia Brown, 13 Randall Congo, Richard 1 00- Mtdntght Spectal3, 4, 15, Movte ' Hangover Square" 10 Furbee, BRIAN JOHNSON, 2 JO - News 4 Bryan Lawrence, James Meadows, Francts Ours SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1973 6 30- TV Classroom 8, Kentucky Afteld 33 Fatth For Today SIXth Grade - Jeff Brown, 10 Jams Carnahan, Melinda 7 00 - Netghbors 13 , Farm Front 4 Fun For Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8, 10 Datley, Beverly McLam, 7 15 - Woman's Pomt of Vtew 13 Dantelle Smtih. NICKI 7 JO - Man from COS I 10 , Farm brook 3, Treehouse Club 13 VANMETER, Usa Warner Sesame St 20 Otck Van Dyke 4 Gilligan s Isle 8 Gospel ~ By Oswald & James Jacoby Even Rtxi Markus 1s not a perfect bndge player She explams her s1x no:trump btd by statmg that 11 was 10 <l pair competitlOn and she was try10g to get back a couple of bad scores on the last round Actually her SIX no·trump call was J u s t a stratght three·tnck overbid West opened the kmg of hearts and when Louts Tar· lo, the unhappy declarer looked at dummy he saw just one chance to make hts con t1 act and that tt behooved him to try that one chance' He needed to fmd West w1th aU m1ssmg hearts and exactly jack and one dta· mond Theref01 e he took lhe heart lead led hts 10 of diamonds and went up With dummy s kmg East ducked but Tarlo contmued with the queen Th1s bumped West's Jack and left Tarlo wtth an easy 12 tncks and a real top sco re It should be noted t h a t South could not aff01 d to let the 10 hold the ftrst dtamond tnck H~ could then enter d u m m y with the ace of spades and clea1 the d1a mond suit but a club refutn by East would make 1t 1m possJblf' tor htm to run both spades and diamonds fOJ h1 ~< 12 trtcks b\ unci the Sl LPg:e1 Portklnd honor - Bncktop opened at HuntmgtQ_n Hartford's bad-umtalion-Piayboy playpen he ealls "The Show Club, took one look around and refused to smg For days Brtc1< dtdn't like the clientelle The St Regts Roof JOIOS the Big Band trend, booking an entire swnmer of Woody Herman, Glenn Mtller's posthumous group, etc . Ballet once was what caused great deftctts but Rud1 Nureyev hauled m more than $150,000 for f1ve Chtcago Ieap10gs SESAC ( songwrtlers' ass'n) IS startmg a war p1tch10g for young songsmiths to JOin tl mstead of ASCAP and I!Ml Howar~ Hughes has an executive spy who only comes m out of the cold to report personally by phone What's Sktmmmg m HH's Las Vegas cast~os The Las Vegas R1v1era had to renegotl8te contracts With Llza Mmnelli and Joel Grey after they won Oscars No one bothers to abtde wtth old pacts We can't once they grab that doorstop 1mag10e our favonte Bdwy rowdy Elaine Stntch as Aunt Polly 10 "Pollyanna." but that's: what the erstwhtle fWJny nOisemaker's do10g for BrttiSh TV 10 a siX-part sertaltzalton Old H1t Parader G1sele Mackenzie's reactJVatmg her smgmg career with a new cafe act The Robert Aldas wtll open a Jewelry "Gmdtng Ltght" soap bouttque m Rome opera star Don Stewart sheeptshly approached venerable lady clown Irene Ryan of "Bevhtllbtllies" and now tr1wnphant on Bdwy m " P1ppm" and said, "You don't know me Mtss Ryan. but " Irene delightedly stopped Don wtth,' Don 't be s1lly 1 Tell me, are you or aren't you gorng to marry Leslie 10 the show'" Wat· ches 11 every day Patr Cia Neal's Tessie Dahl, 16, ran away from English boardmg school and refused to return as we two-f1rtgered off to press 8 30 - Roman Holidays 3 4. 15 Jackson Ftve6, 13 Sabr1na the Teenage W1tch B, Popeye 10 Mr Rogers 20 9 00 - Jetson 3 4, 15 Osmonds 6 13 AmaZ1ng Chan 8, 10 Sesame St 20 9 30- Pmk Panther 3, 4, 15 Movie Cartopns 6 8 10, 13 10 OO - Underdog3, 4, 15, Elec Co 20 ' 10 30 - Barkleys 3, 4, B Brady Ktds 6 13 M1ster Rogers 20 , Josle & The Pussycats m Outer Space a, 10 11 00 - Brother Buzz 6 Fllntstones B, 10 Sesame Sf 20 Sea lab 3, 4, 15 , Bew1fched 13 11 30 - Ktd Power6, 13 Runaround3, 4 15 12 00 - Elec--:-Go: "20 , Archie's TV Funn1es 8, 10 Funky Phantom 6,13 Around the World in 80 Oay~:3 4 15 12 30 - Fat Albert and the Cosby Ktds 8, 10, Talktng Wtth A G•ant 3, 4, 15, Lldsville 13 1 00 - Lasste 15 Monkees 13 6 Roller Derby 3 Sports Challenge 4 , CBS Chtldren's Film Festival 10 1 30- Johnny Bench 4 Amencan Bandstand 13 2 00 - ABA Playoff B, 10 , To Be Announced 15 Baseball Pre Game Show 3 4, Ftshtn Hole 13 2 15 - Baseball 3, 4 15 2 30 - World of Survtval6 Bonnte Lou & Buster 13 3 00 - Golf Tournament 6 13 4 00 - Folk Guitar 33 CBS Golf Classtc 8 Black Omntbus 10 4 30- Audubon Wtldltfe Theatre 33, NBA Playoff 6 13 5 00 - Maktng Th1ngs Grow 33 Lee Trev1no s Golf For Sw1ngers 10 Green Acres 3, Perry Mason 4 Makmg Thmgs Grow 33 5 30 - Sesame St 33 , Gospel Talent T1me 15 Arthur Smlth T~ Dati) S.ntme~Middleport.Pomero) , 0, Apnl2tl, 1973 Lakers 4 9 30 - Bob Newhart 8. 10 10 00 - Carol Burnett 8 10 Ass•gnment Vtenna 13 Mov 1e "Expen ment In Terror " 6 11 00 - News 4, B. 1 0 13 11 15- News 13 11 30- News 3 Movtes "Harvey' 4 'The Young Land" 8 'S~nc;un' 1n the Ra1n" 10 "The Mummy " 13 • Duffy of San Quentin " 15 12 00 - ABCNews6 Mov1e "The Pr•vate War of Ma1or Benson" - HEART-- OF EUROPE TOUR BY $100 HEART By Uruted )"ress International One year and three days after rookte Burt Hooton·s knuckle-curve ball startled the b;lseball world wtth the f1rst no-httter of 1972, the 23·year old Chtcago nght hander con· tlnued hts dommance over the New York Mets wtth a three· hit. 7.0 VICtory Hooton (1-1) capped a fiVe· run ftrst mnmg with a two-run smgle and hrmted New York to three htts while strtking out SIX and walkmg two to gtve Chtcago a split of the dou. bleheader The Mets took the f1rst game, 3-l, behmd the fivehit pttchmg of Jerry Koosman and the bat of Jerry Grote The Cubs, who had scored a total of only three runs m their last three games, broke out of thetr slump agamst J1m MeAn drew m the ftrst mmng of the mghtcap, knockmg the Mets' nght.!Jander out of the game OF EUROPE IS an escorted tour of ntne countnes mclud1ng london Pan s Rome Ac commodatmns arl? always ready and wattmg when you arnve 1n Europe Tours are lim1ted to 30 persons each Call, wnte or VISit your AAA Travel Counselor to get your copy of the AAA DESTINATIONS "73 lour catalog OPEN TON 'TIL 9 ' flj> WORLD WIDE For Your Shoppmg Convemence TRAVEL ALSO SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL21 heritage house 33 Court St Gallipolis Phone 446 0699 Pomeroy Phone 992 2590 Your Thom MeAn Store 225 N 2nd Ave Middleport EASTER SPECIAL after only two-thirds of an mmng The loss was the Mets' thtrd shutout loss m the last four games In the opener, Koosman ( 2-0) allowed the Cubs only a sccond-mnmg unearned run m gomg the dtstance Cardenal 's run-sconng smglc, after nghtftelder Rusty Staub had dropped Jun Htckman's !me dnve for a two-base error, accounted for the Cobs' only run The Mets ended a strmg of 29 scoreless tnmngs with a twtr out. two-run rally agamst R1ck Reuschel m the fourth John Milner started the mmng w1th a smgle and scored the tying run on a double by Wayne Garrett Grote then smgled to score Garrett w1th the ttebreakmg run Mtlner added an msurance nm for the Mets tn the etghth wtlh hts (ourth homer ln other National League a chon yesterday, Montreal edged Philadelphia, &-S, and san l<..,ranc1sco beat Los Angeles, ~ _T!)e only other NL game scheduled , Pittsburgh at Atlanta, was postponed because of ram In the Amencan League, Detrmt outslugged Boston. 11· 7, New York whtpped Balbmore, 6-1, Milwaukee beat Cleveland, 1()..7, and Kansas Ctty trounced Oakland. 16-3 Ken Smgleton belted a three· run homer m the stxth lnmng as Montreal erupted for ftve runs to defeat the Phtlhes The score was tted 1·1 when John Boccabella led off the sucth w1th a smgle and later scored on a double by rookie mftclder Pepe Fnas M1ke Jorgensen's double drove 1n Fnas as Montreal went ahead 3-1 After Ron Fatrly walked, Singleton followed wtth hiS firs! home run of the season, an oppos1te field blast over the left f1e!d fence M1ke Torrez who worked s1x mnmgs, won his f1rst game of U1c year m four deeiSIOns Tom c0 lb ert Champion leader Biirry made .an obscene gesture after rouhng out and. after the game was qmck to pomt out that the Laker~ won the game at the free throw line - 24 to 13-whtle each club made 40 field goals 'I'm not gomg to change our defense," sa1d Golden State Coach AI Attles "'We mtend to play wtth the sa me aggressiVeness we 've been playmg w1th Qu1te frankly, I dtdn"t !ee any extraordmary rough ness on our part out there " v.eckend sencs herr t(,nJRht <~~t.ttnst the i\llantiJ Br<t".o f>!-. Don (, ullett, now 2-1 , will bt on the m(.l und f,Jr the H<:cl s against Gary f. enlry I I 2-HOUR CLEANING (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S .CLEANERS Pomeroy Phone 991 -5428 21 o E '2 nd RANCHO LA COSTA, Calif A stroke back at 35 32-67 (UP!) - At 32, Jtm Colbert of was Homero Blancas of Hous· Kansas Ctty, Kan t has been on ton, wh o was the last of the 31 the pro golf tour for seven entrants to quahfy for thiS ehte years and bas won only three event He won the Monsanto tournaments but he doesn 't Open at Pensacola, Fla , last take a back seat to the btg Sunday names such as Jack Nickla~ "'I'm a streak player and I'm and Arnold Palmer on a hot streak ,'' he said ''This He shol a 34-32- 66, stx un- course IS kind of awesome With der-par, to move mto a one. Its narrow fairways and deep stroke lead m the ftrst round of rough but It grows on you " the 72·hole $200,000 Tour· T1ed for thtrd and still m namen t of Champwns Thurs- good posttton for a shot at the day top money of $40,000 Sunday " I don't constder myself a were Lee Trevmo and J1m dark horse," he said "People Jam1eson, a rotund f1rst-ttmer JUSt don't talk as mucl\' about from Mohne, 111 Trevmo, who me as som~' M tHe o\Her QUahf1ed by w1nmng s1x golfers " tournaments durmg the past 12 months, shot 31·37 and Jamieson who won JUSt one- the Western Open-carded 35-33 Gner Jones, the cotleg1an from Wichita , Kan , landed alone m fifth place wtth 34·3569 Palmer and Nicklaus, who Metgs Htgh golfers f1mshed have each won tlus tournament second m a three school match here Wednesday afternoon, Jackson w1nmng v.1th 212 ''TRAHLER TRADED followed by the Marauders ANAHEIM (UP! ) - R1ght· wt th a team total of 244, and hander Mtke Strahler of the Vmton w1th 327 Cahforma Angels was traded The Metgs team ftelded Thursday to Toledo of the Bruce Blackston, Jeff Warner, Internahonal League m e x ~ J.on me Black, J 0 Story and change for catcher Charlle Jeff Rtdgway Medalists were Sands Davis and Bob Morrow of Strahler was obtamed by Jackson each with 40 Warner Cal1forn1a durm g the off. had the best Me1gs total wtth a season from the Los Angeles ftnal 43 The results Dodgers Jn a five-for-two J - DaviS 40, M - Blackston wmter swap He had a 1-2 46 V - Curran 59 record w1th the Dodgers last J - Ondera 42 M - Warner season 4l, V ~ L1ttler 59 J - Btllman 48, M - Black Dai~ 54, V - Yates 52 DEVOTED TO THE J - D Morrow42, M - Story INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA 44, V - Reddy 68 CHESTER L TANNEHILL , J - B Morrow 40. M E:w:ec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH , R1dgway 57, V - Crow 74 three ttmes, shot 70 and were m a t1e for s1xth wJth four other pros- Davtd Graham, Deane Beman, Lonny Adkms and Bob Dtckson Defendmg champton Bobby Mttchell, who beat Ntcklaus 1n a playoff last year, fa tied to show much wtth a card of 37-36 - 73 Masters champton Tommy Aaron did worse~:J9·16-75 On a clear day wtth only a light breeze sweepmg across the course, 15 pros were under par and another two equalled It ln cludmg heater pump ftlter tubtng IIII er wool and charcoal With a 5 year guarantee ONLY Also Great For Easter Tropical Fish and Supplies Rabbits--Hampsters, Guinea Pigr-Parakeets MODERN SUPPLY 992 2164 Pomeroy Oh1o THE STORE WITH " ALL KINDS OF STUFF'" , FOR PE TS STABLES LARGE AND SMALL tiNIMALS LAWNS GARDENS No· gam es No QltY1mlcks Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area 5% ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS 5 per cent per vear patd on RC!gular Passbook Savmgs Mtrumvm Interest from date o~ depo si t to date of wtlhdrawal Interest compounded quarterly The 4JMEIGS 1 ~ BRANCH Tilt Athens County Savmqs 6. 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Calif t UP!l openmg senes agamst the wtth et~ht seconds to~o - fe1t light " - Desptte a 2.0 start tn thetr Chtcago Bulls. the Los An geles 'fuesday mght and he flmshed If necessary, the best-<>r· Lakers needed seven games them off with p 36-potnt per. seven series w1U rt"turn here and a last-mmute f1msh Sun- fonnanc:e m the second game, Wednesday mght Meanwhile, day mght to advance to the while Wtlt Chamberlam gave the Eastern Conference fmals AAA HAS REDUCED se mtftnals aga ms t Golden the lakers superlorth' on the between the Boston Celtics and State LAND COST OF boards wtth 30 rebounds the New York Kmck s, tted at I· Now the l.akers ftnd them· uour defense won the 1. w1U contmue m Boston selves m the same pos1bon-a ga me," S31d West, who com- tomght 2-0 sla rt agamst the Warnorsplamed he never felt more In game No 2 of the Lakerfollowmg thetr 104-94 vtctory ttred than m the opener agamst Warnor sertes, Chamber lam here Thursday ntght The qoiden State whe11 he scored J7 outrebounded Nate Thunnond, sen es now moves to Oakland pomts whose strategy was to attempt ror games No 3 and 4 Saturday " l felt so mu ch looser to lure the Laker giant away and Monda) mghts tomght When I woke up the from the basket w1th hiS outJerry West sa nk Golden other day, my hands relt Side shootmg, 30-14 The State, 101-99, w1th a Jumper heavy Th1s time, my hands a Green Acres 10, Del Reeves 3 ' 6 00 - News 3, 4, 8, Movie '' The Gazebo'' 10 6 15 - A Look At the Book 15 6 30 - NBC News 3, 4, 15, Reasoner Report 13 Beverly Htllbillles 8, Marshall Untverstty Report 33 7 00 - You Asked For It 3 Hee Haw 8 Lawrence Welk 4 15 Love Tennts 33 World of Survtval 13 7 30- Nashville Mus1c 3 Fl1pstde 13, B1ography 33 8 00 - All In The Family 8, 10. Here We Go Agatn 6 13 Emergency, 3 4, 15, Mov1e " Rtchard Ill ' 33 8 30- Bndget Loves Bernte 8, 10, A Touch of Grace 6, 13 9 00 - JulteAndrews 6, 13 Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Mov1e The Honey Pot " 3 15, "The Cockeyed Cowboys of Calico County • WID; SIX·PLA YER TRADE FOXBORO, Ma ss IU PI J '1 he New · England Patnots obLamed run nlllg h •.H.. k Wa yne Pat n ck and h1Jebackcrs Jo:dgar Chandler and Jeff Lyman Thursday an a SIX -player trade wtth the Buffalo B1lls The Patriots surrend ered lmeba cker Jnn ChC)unski, guard Mtke Montier and defensive end Halvor Ha J.{en.m the deal 1 he key player for New England was Pr~tn c k who enJoyed his best ~e<:fson m 1971, rankmg as the B1lb' No JUnner and rece1ver He IS expected to f11l the votd creatlod carher m the year by tM Patnots' trade of Carl Garrett to the ChiCa~o Bears for a f1rst round draft chm ce p \ THE BEST I I I I I I I Theresa ne w 400 se nes trac tor that s JU St n ght for you r co mplete yard ca re program M ow t1l l grade haul clear s now and more You II be al l set w1th a complet e 11neup ol att ac hmen ts and acces'sones Choose frum 16 and 10 hp tract.ors now available W1ll1 a new shuttle dnve that g1ves yo u th e smoothes t e'aste st speed and d1 rectJ on changes yo u ve ever expe nenced Pl u$ a host of new featu re s Sh.elded and ~a llle ll tilree bladed moweJ meets AN SI salely sland atds Sh ullla d1 ~e IIIYdiO$!altCava1l on 18 hp modrlllm smooth .,01~ lorwa uJ /re~e•se c h~ n~es wtlhout clutchmo or sit htng geRrs l o.:">on"'" VALUES I I I SEARS Cat a log Merchant __________,. I 220 e ...I Mam Pomeroy PH 992·2178 IVOe le~e • sleer,ngo ve l vnu p•ec•se ooerato• ' orlrol to mow n clos e Etew c PTO dutch and m1nu al 1ft 11re ~l andard eou pmenl Sale 1~ des oq neJJ I'UJWel 26 liM the 5 h ~ 30 on the8 ho mod~ l Smoo111 shif t Q 'h ull e dr ve on !he !I h ~ IWo soeed tla nsm ~~·an on ~ ~ ~51~ Hl<'O B ~0 lUI il1rn ·~P~5~ me[ m!Jw no ~ G~ 11 1 Sl~ll Ia 11~1~ "'~"~u 1 ~r~b• OUTDOOR & LEISURE PRODUCTS El O X '; ! :> MI LWA U!( E.E WI -,320 ,.. for the man who takes more pride in his lawn BOGGS EQUIPMENT RT. 1 11 ecto M aw~ r lo luws 11 E mol on ol l ~e lra1t d K e h11 nan s Jl~ ALLIS-CHALMERS I s;ars I Lou ~utomot ~e cam and H erE? S l t(]fllatched manQUVCI El bil tly rlrld PCJWI r I I I HI of rugged nd1ng mowers Both 5 amJ 8 hr:> mutlf I f, 1 l u re to w cente r of gravtty for better stab111ty anU 11andlm g co mfort able seBt s to pamper you while you p nmper your grass f1fi'lQert1p hand l1ng tha t lets you edge r1Qh ! up to gardens shrubs and le nces - mow to w1t111n nt obstac les Jt,J st take a look at a11 th e ow l tr onl I"-' l'tHP'J REEDSVILLE !' �' 3needed 1 Jo'or example, many more of our youths wtllneed techmcal sk tlls whtch wtll be needed m the new mdustnes Also, mcreascd numbers of people wtll requtre youngsters w1th un· derstandmgs and sktlls applica ble to so-tc.~ llcd "servJce'' occupatiOns Jt ts w1th these thoughts m nund that ~ e have a chance to .tpproach the future or our schools wtth hope 1£ we Best of both worlds possible in schools of the future here By Prof. Ed (Doc) Wallen Ed Note Prof Wallen IS m St Lou1s th1s week for the Amencan Personnel and Gutdance Assn conventiOn ST LOUIS, Mo - In the 1890s. Gallia and Metgs Counltes, along wtth the rest of southeastern Oh1o, reached a peak m population growth Smce that lime we have, unbl JUSt recently, experienced a steady decrease tn populatiOn Over thts pertod one could say that our largest "export '' was people Particularly fOWld among our "e x~ ports' was a large n111T'ber of yo Wlg people We were, m effect, educating ) oungsters for other areas of the sta"te Now, however, this trend lS reversed The populalton base ts mu st make changes w our rather stable and new people are educ.:atwnal system, let us atm h1gh movmg mto our area Projections Let us not ;urn to Just meet the show stgn1flcant mcreases m " mtmmwn " standards Let us c.:11m to population for Galha and Metgs provtde the best posstble educatiOn for Counhes by 1980 the youngsters of our arep Much of thts new trend IS bemg On the other hand , let us not forget to mclude m our schools those long. stimulated by new or expandmg mdustry The economtc base of the area cherished val ues whtch have em· 1s movmg gradually from agranan to phasJZed the human qualities Let us mdustrtal ' prepare youngs ters who care for people and who help those who need Regional counc1ls are studymg the vanous effects of thts new trend upon ~ help I.et us cum to produce human or natural recourses of the area , upon " hum~me" bemgs further economtc expansiOn and upon Whlie m much of tht s country the changes In hfe style of people that educataon for an mdustnal soc ~ety has are certam to follow bee n ' dehurnamzmg ", th1s need not A most Important change wtll be felt be lhe case here Perhaps we ca n have upon the schools The graduates of our the best of both worlds Perhaps we can have real educatiOn schools- tn the future wtll need knowledge and skills beyond that now Perhaps Only the people know & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE ThiS ts a rather sad day ror local televtSion WCHS-TV, the CBS outlet for our part of the world, ts preparmg to put the axe to three of tls locally-produced programs D1sapl"'<'rmg from Channel 8 the latter part of thts month and 10 May wtll be Sleepy Jeffers and hts country-westsrn mommg show, Marilyn Fletcher and "Romper Room" for the kids, and Jackie Oblmger's women ' s talk show Officrals at WCHS-TV way they're domg so because the audtences generated by these programs JUSt weren't enough to contmue thetr producllon I say nuts ThiS move looks like a pure and uncomplicated case of blidget-cuttmg If the three shows were draw10g poorly, and maybe they were, why not mvest m a little 1magmallon (and money) and present three different local programs' Rollins Broadeastmg, which owns the statiOn and OttQ the Orkm Man among tbe properties, Isn't domg too badly, 1f tts stand10g on the stock market IS any mdteat10n Its pnce on the Btg Board has been stable at around 25 for several weeks, With a high of about 36and a low of 19, m the past year I can't say that any of the programs dropped were favorttes m my house, although Jackie Oblmger did offer many people m MEIGS COUNTY FAMILY PLANNING office is located' the M~lgs-Gall18·Mason area a chance to see local beauty on the ground noor of the Me1gs County Court House where queens, women m the news, and the hke restdents may call for mfonnallon and take part m the free "Romper Room" was a hybrtd of local and syndtcated chmc services offered every other Thursday material that never attracted much enthusiasm wtlh my little ones when they were little ones, and although I bke folk mus1c pretty well, about the only sound I want to hear early m the mormng IS the whistle of the teakettle botlmg my mormng brew, and not veteran C&W host Sleepy Jeffers IContmued from page I ) As replacements, WCIJS.TV IS ba'tmg 333-wtth two copfor questions and problems patd some 550 VISits to the outs and one step 10 the right drrect10n related to marr1age, mfertthty, Pomeroy chnJC smce 1t opened Sleepy and his bluegrass gang Will be replaced by an adpregnancy and venereal Over 500 pallents were coun. ditiOnal half-llour of the CBS mormng news B1g deal d1sease seiled last year tn the offtces "Romper Room" wtll fall to an additional segment of In addition, 100 Indigent uCapt3lll Kangaroo", which IS a better program, but StriCtly women received free prenatal network No plus there Veterans Memorial Hospital care and delivery and over 500 And Jackie wtll gtve way ro a new noon news program ADMITTED Gene Southeastern Ohio reSidents Th1s IS good news about good news Charlie Ryan and his Whaley, Shade, Verda Oliver, heard talks and saw ftlms from staff are talented and capable, and not really seen enough m the Pomeroy , Erma M Smith, PPSEO educators market to let thetr abilities be seen I shall never fault any local Pomeroy, Peter McDonald. The goal to Campa~gn '73 IS station for addition of another local news show, and commend Colwnbus and Marge Stewart, to ratse enough pnvate momes Channel 8 on thts eount Colwnbus to mamtatn the current level of W1th CBS already announc10g the disappearance of the Btll DISCHARGED Paul pahent servtee at Planned Plymale, Donna Aleshire, Parenthood of Southeast Oh10 Cosby and Dom Day shows, along wtth "MisSion Impo.stble" and Bndget Loves Berme," by fall WCHS.TV wtll have the most Charles Beegle, Nellie Hanson, chmcs different look of any local statiOn Mary Clark, Helen Jeffers and But whether different ts better remams to be seen Norma Chapman Changes asked in welfare rules PPSEO drive By CRAIG A PALMER WASHINGTON (UP!) - The adm1mstrat1on has proposed sweepmg changes m welfare regulattons destgned to halt payments to melig1ble persons, overpayments and otber mefftctenctes After they were announced Thursday the proposed rules were muned1ately crttlcJZed by a spokesman for tbe National Welfare Rights Orgaruzatwn INWRO) who smd they would create hardship for the poor Robert D Carleson, spec tal assiStant to the secretary of health, edueahon and welfare for welfare matters, announced the proposed changes "These regulations were requested by tbe states and are designed to gtve the states add1t1onal tools to eliminate errors m the welfare system and m effect clean tt up," he SOld Provisions Included Carleson satd the proposals mclude prov1s1ons to -GIVe states 45 days mstead of the current 30 to make dectswns on applicatiOns Catherme Jermany of the ......;........ ..... . . . . ... ~ I Welfare Rtghts Orgaruzalion's legal committee, satd thts would "cause extreme hardshtps" !or the poor She satd landlords, ulihlies and other would be less likely to proVJde serv1ce to a person who would not know for 45 days whether he would receive welfare money - Reqwre welfare applicants to submtt wntten, stgned appheatlons for Old -Perm1t states to vertfy eligtbillty through employers, neighbors and other lhtrd parties Without obtammg the rec1p1ent's consent Regulations wh1ch now say that an aged, blind or disabled applicant shall be the only source of mformatton about himself would be revoked -Set up a system of local hearmgs to reduce the backlog of pendmg hearmgs at the state level Carleson satd this backlog has meant that mehg1ble rec~p1ents contmue to recetve welfare for long pertods until hearmg exammers get to their cases Recovery Allowed -Allow states to recover ' . Helen Help ~~ ~ . .'.. ~ ' ~ Us. ~ ~ B} Helen Bottel • • Give the Guy a Little Leeway \ Dear Helen Th1s IS ndtculous When my bashand takes our children to basketball games, mov1es, etc , he mststs on paymg the full adm1sswn pnce for them, even though they could get m for children's or student's rates At a recent Wamors l(ame, tlekets were $3 00 cheaper for kids under 16, but my mate proudly handed over the full $6 00 each He says, "Children are not second class Citizens'" Hts ~· togte' cost hun $9 00 extra And I dnve three miles out of my way to save a dollar on grocery specials 1 How do you combat this kind of fatherly prtde'- M G Dear M Why not enlist the "second class Citizens' "help' If they had thetr chmce between ''adult" tlckets and, for example, the extra $3 00 each to spend on another game, I'm qu1te sure they'd persuade "Pop" hts pnde ts .mtsplaced - H Dear Helen May l add an adult answer to "'Forever Fern"' In putting down modern self-sufficient girls, she sa1d, "Policewomen, yecch 1" It appears she ts mistakenly equatmg "femmtty" wtth Incompetence, weakness and vulnerability Does she really believe that women who are actively partlctputmg m a "man's world," who are capable of conversmg mtelltgently with males, and (or) who may be "athletic", are not femmme' I'd bke to correct her policewoman "unage " ("How un· femmme can you get?" she asks of a g1rl who wants to become a woman detecttve.) Has she ever met a female pohce offtcer' I have been told many tunes that I "do not look hke a policewoman" by people - most of whom have never seen one but have formed an tmage of a huge, tough brute Surprtstngly (to F F at least) I too "love make-up •nd Jookmg pretty, .. and "take pnde m bemg tlnn "I certam!y do not try to "overpower" men, and I have not found 1t d1ff1cuH to "fmd a way to a guy's heart " Hope she dee1des to explof' the world of the new woman further If so, tell her to stop m at the pollee statton ami we'll VlSII - !SERGEANT) Carolen B, St Paul Pollee Department • gave the states t1me to revtse the1r programs The public was gtven 30 days to comment on the proposed rules, after which the government could put them mto ef· feet Carleson said the rules would eventually reduce the number of persons on welfare N; Cahforma welfare director, he earned out a controverstal reform whlch ehmmated 274.000 persons from that state's we1fare rolls m 23 months Lnurel Cliff News Notes By Bertha Parker Sabbath School attendance A)ml 8 at the Free Methodtst Church was 117 Mormng of fertng was $57 00 Attendance Apnl 15 was 113 and offermg for aU servtces was $156 50 Paul Jacobs and chtldren of South Shore, Ky , VISited With h1s parents, Mr - and Mrs Pearl Jacobs and attended mornmg .servtce at the local church The miSSionary society met at the church basement wtth 13 members present Mrs Oscar Smith was a pattent 10 Holzer Hospttal for several days She has been 1 eturned horne Wyatt Schaefer of Mt Vernon spent a weekend \Hth h1s p.1rents , Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer Mrs Dora Hollley has returned home after spendmg the wmter w1th her daughter and son-m Jaw, Mr and Mrs Hartwell Cu1 d, Bail Run Mrs Ed Baue1 of Cleveland, Mrs Ted Matthews, Huron, spent the weekend with their paren ts, Mr and Mrs Cha rles IDtck ) Karr Mrs Karr rernarns a pat1ent 1n Veterans Memonal Hospita l WIN AT BRIDGE Three-T rick Overbid Makes I·· cz:e;1 ;lt!tm?Uil NORTH Dear Helen I work my posterwr off makmg low~alone meals for my husband who has a weight problem. I never buy candy, cakes, or have anything fattemng m tbe house- even though I'd love them for myself Hts health IS unportant to me One day when I had to go out unexpectedly, I passed my husband m h1s car - eatmg an tee cream cone 1 I think I was more shocked than if I'd seen him With a blonde When I questioned hun later, he told me I was seemg thtngs I know I wasn•t and 1t absolutely infurtates me What would you do' - DECEIVED BY SMALL VICES Dear Deeetved I'd let the bathroom scales tell me what to do If they show a cons1stent wetght loss for your husband, then let hun have his httle "1ces" If not, then he's become a secret eater, and you'd better let your doctor scare the fear of a heart attack mto hun -H 1 overpayments from mdivtduals, even by talung the money from current assistance checks Offte1als satd the proposed rules were tn response to requests of governors who protested when the federal government threatened to cut back some $689 mtllton m federal welfare a1d to states because of alleged payments to mellgtble rectptents and overpayments The adnumstratwn later withdrew that threat and 10 • AIO • 98 76 t KQ9876 WEST .10 .75 ¥ K Q 105 3 The btddtng has bee n West North East EAST Pass SNT Pa s.,; You South hold .AKJ10765 ¥J92 t54 .3 What do you do now? A-B1d seven spades Your partners ull was the grand !'!lam force to ask you to b1d seven with good enough trumps You have them .8642 ¥2 tJ4 tA5 32 .Q652 .J743 SOUTH (D) .KQJ93 ¥AJ4 • 10 ' I. .AK98 North-South vulnerable W~st North East South Pass 2+ Pass Pass 6NT Pas~ Pass Openmg lead- ¥ ~ 3.' South TODA Y'S QUES:riON West JUmps to fwe dubs over your b1d nf thtee ~pades Your partn(;r doubles East redoubles What do you do now? 3NT Pass WALTON TO DALLAS DALLAS ( UP!) - The Dallas Cowboys announced Thursday the stgrung of UCLA tackle Bruce Walton, the ~25l·poWld brother of UCLA basketball All-Amenca Btll Walton Walton was the Cowboys' flfth-1 ound draft chotce Mr and Mrs Roy Howell of lnd1ana was called home due to the tllness of thetr daughter, Mrs Larry Walker, who IS a patient 10 Holzer Medtcal Center Mrs Georgia Dtehl viSited Sunday wtth Mrs Nellie Tracy, Ball Run Lenme Lyons, who was mJUred at the Jay.Mar Coal Company three weeks ago, remams a patient at Veterans McrniJna l Hosp1tal 1 Mtss Belinda Fnend, daughter of Mr and Mrs R1chard Frtend, rece1ved a letter of congratulations from State Senator Harry C Armstrong on the honor of bemg chosen as Future Homemaker of Amertca G1rl of the Month at Metgs Htgh School Lawrence A Smtth remams a patient at Veterans Memonal Hospttal ~ Clare~e Curtis Is a pat1ent at Veterans Memoqal Hospttal .,............::.:,,._.,::·:"';:,,.',,,,,',,:: ,.,. roll announced Television Log 6 8 00 - Houndcats 3, 4, 15, Pufnstuf 13 Jakes Place 6 Bugs Bunny 8, 10 .... ... . •. By JACK O'BRIAN LOOKING LIKE A MILLION AND A HALF NEW YORK (KFS) - " Ptpptn" patd off and 1s cotmng profits at a $1,500,000-a-year rate If 1t can keep up the B way pace Only " Irene" and "A Ltltle Ntght Mustc" are selling out Here's a double sw1tch m "21," btlhonaJre busmsssman Art Onass1s havmg lots of laughs and no otl-talk, actor Rex Harrison all tensely involved m a busmess conference with a tycoon type 1n the qu1et corne1 he asked for , "No Hard Feelings" Jomed the dubious champs, one of too many Bd't\ y shows this season wtth a total run of one performance ~'Seesaw" used more than a million to patch up and cautenze a fmanctal disaster so 1t's blandly proclaimmg ttself "The Mtllion Dollar Mustcal'" qmte honestly and unapologetically The drab little m1sf1t Echoes" held a one-performance leadlymg $90,000 funeral Frtghtemng hst of old acquamtances took the last bow m a bunch songwnter Chester Conn Su Noel Co't\ard, Launtz Melchtor, Melvtlle Cooper, NBC s Ntles Trammel, " Blond1e ' creator Chic Young, former vaudevillian Ed1 th Orcutt, who toured wtth AI Katz & HIS Ktttens, wtfe to newsman Robert C!urman , newsga l·turned.publtctst Marge Kerr, too many for showbiz behevers to conlmue countmg the dreaded ' three" s uper< stltwns Chatted w1th Cec1l Beaton on the way to a (NEWSPAf'ER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) rad10 show, tradmg Noel Coward wtttlclsms, Su Ceo! sa1d Ins favo nte came when Sir Noel GJt•at Blltam s h o 1 s 1 fa ced .a mass mterv1ew and someone demanded he ' sen :-somethmg funny " Noel looked down 1 ac mg T!tple C1own const sl " ol thl.' 2 1»i0Gulnl'.IS the lh 1 Ius elegan I schnozz at the silly sally and flipped, ' Au s ll dil-l WEEKEND TV FARE Saturday - Ptrates.CUbs baseball at 2·15 on WSAZ-TV and the NBA Playoffs, Lakers·Wamors at 4·3() on WHTN·TV Audubon Wildlife Theatre travels to England, 4 30 on WMUL-TV The late Dan Blocker IS star of WLWC-TV's prune-tune f1lm, "Cockeyed Cowboys," at 9 Sunday - Easter specials abound, and some Passover programs are scheduled, most m mommg hours. Best of the lot mvolves one of the world's beloved characters, the late Pope John XXIII, at8on WHTN-TV . Pirates-Cubs agam at 1, WTAP· TV, and NBA playoffs continue at 2, WHTN-TV. PORTLAND - The honor roll for the ftfth stxth weeks gradmg pertod has been an. nounced at the Portland Elementary School Makmg a grade of "B" or ab<Jve m all the1r subjects to be named to the roll (those m capt tal letters, making all A) were Ftrst Grade - CHRISTIE LAWRENCE, DANNY FRIDAY,APRIL20, 1973 WEDDLE, Bomta McCratg, 6 GO-News 3, 4 8, 10, 15, NBC News 13 , Truth or Conseq 6 Sesame St 20 Around the Bend 33 Wade Connoley 6 3G-NBC News3, 4,15 ABC News6, CBS News 8, 10 I Dream Second Grade - CINDY of Jeanme 13 Let's Travel 33 EVANS. KEN BEij,NTH, 7 00- What's My Lme 8, Truth or Conseq. 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6, 10, Samt 15, Elec Co 20 Folk Guitar 33 Wild Bruce Johnson, Tammy Kmgdom 13 Meadows, Paul Ours 7 3o-- To Tell the Truth 6 , Parent Game 10 Beat the Clock 13 Porter Wagoner 3, Young Or Ktldare 4 Protectors 8 Thtrd Grade - Sherry College Hockey 20 Wall Street Thts Week 33 Beegle, ALICIA EVANS, 8 00 - Sanford & Son 3, 4 15, Brady Bunch 6, 13 , Dr Seuss Cartoon a, 10 Washmgton Week m Revtew 20, 33 Stanley Holter, Elame Smith, a 3o-Partndge Famtly 6, 13 Lttfle People 3, 4, 15 Movte Renee Smtih, Rtchard Wolfe, "Oklahoma'" 8, 10 Ta lk Wtth the Loud Famtly 20 Lenox Ktm MeCatg Quartet Haydn Opus 20 9 OO - MasterpteceTheatre33 , Room 2226 13 CtrcleofFear3 Fourth Grade - BONNIE 4. 15 BOSO, Paul Evans, Flint 9 30 - Odd Couple 6, 13 Greer, Armmtha Holter, Joe 10 00- News 20 Love Amertcan Style 6. 13 Paul Nuchtms 33 Bobby Darin 3, 4, 15 Johnson, JANET MID- 11 OO - News3,4,6,8, 10,13, 15 DLESWART, Danny Talbott 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4 15 Dick. Cavett 6, Movtes "Wuthermg Hetghts" a 'The Bamboo Saucer" 10, ' Rebus ' Ftfth Grade- Shelia Brown, 13 Randall Congo, Richard 1 00- Mtdntght Spectal3, 4, 15, Movte ' Hangover Square" 10 Furbee, BRIAN JOHNSON, 2 JO - News 4 Bryan Lawrence, James Meadows, Francts Ours SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1973 6 30- TV Classroom 8, Kentucky Afteld 33 Fatth For Today SIXth Grade - Jeff Brown, 10 Jams Carnahan, Melinda 7 00 - Netghbors 13 , Farm Front 4 Fun For Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8, 10 Datley, Beverly McLam, 7 15 - Woman's Pomt of Vtew 13 Dantelle Smtih. NICKI 7 JO - Man from COS I 10 , Farm brook 3, Treehouse Club 13 VANMETER, Usa Warner Sesame St 20 Otck Van Dyke 4 Gilligan s Isle 8 Gospel ~ By Oswald & James Jacoby Even Rtxi Markus 1s not a perfect bndge player She explams her s1x no:trump btd by statmg that 11 was 10 <l pair competitlOn and she was try10g to get back a couple of bad scores on the last round Actually her SIX no·trump call was J u s t a stratght three·tnck overbid West opened the kmg of hearts and when Louts Tar· lo, the unhappy declarer looked at dummy he saw just one chance to make hts con t1 act and that tt behooved him to try that one chance' He needed to fmd West w1th aU m1ssmg hearts and exactly jack and one dta· mond Theref01 e he took lhe heart lead led hts 10 of diamonds and went up With dummy s kmg East ducked but Tarlo contmued with the queen Th1s bumped West's Jack and left Tarlo wtth an easy 12 tncks and a real top sco re It should be noted t h a t South could not aff01 d to let the 10 hold the ftrst dtamond tnck H~ could then enter d u m m y with the ace of spades and clea1 the d1a mond suit but a club refutn by East would make 1t 1m possJblf' tor htm to run both spades and diamonds fOJ h1 ~< 12 trtcks b\ unci the Sl LPg:e1 Portklnd honor - Bncktop opened at HuntmgtQ_n Hartford's bad-umtalion-Piayboy playpen he ealls "The Show Club, took one look around and refused to smg For days Brtc1< dtdn't like the clientelle The St Regts Roof JOIOS the Big Band trend, booking an entire swnmer of Woody Herman, Glenn Mtller's posthumous group, etc . Ballet once was what caused great deftctts but Rud1 Nureyev hauled m more than $150,000 for f1ve Chtcago Ieap10gs SESAC ( songwrtlers' ass'n) IS startmg a war p1tch10g for young songsmiths to JOin tl mstead of ASCAP and I!Ml Howar~ Hughes has an executive spy who only comes m out of the cold to report personally by phone What's Sktmmmg m HH's Las Vegas cast~os The Las Vegas R1v1era had to renegotl8te contracts With Llza Mmnelli and Joel Grey after they won Oscars No one bothers to abtde wtth old pacts We can't once they grab that doorstop 1mag10e our favonte Bdwy rowdy Elaine Stntch as Aunt Polly 10 "Pollyanna." but that's: what the erstwhtle fWJny nOisemaker's do10g for BrttiSh TV 10 a siX-part sertaltzalton Old H1t Parader G1sele Mackenzie's reactJVatmg her smgmg career with a new cafe act The Robert Aldas wtll open a Jewelry "Gmdtng Ltght" soap bouttque m Rome opera star Don Stewart sheeptshly approached venerable lady clown Irene Ryan of "Bevhtllbtllies" and now tr1wnphant on Bdwy m " P1ppm" and said, "You don't know me Mtss Ryan. but " Irene delightedly stopped Don wtth,' Don 't be s1lly 1 Tell me, are you or aren't you gorng to marry Leslie 10 the show'" Wat· ches 11 every day Patr Cia Neal's Tessie Dahl, 16, ran away from English boardmg school and refused to return as we two-f1rtgered off to press 8 30 - Roman Holidays 3 4. 15 Jackson Ftve6, 13 Sabr1na the Teenage W1tch B, Popeye 10 Mr Rogers 20 9 00 - Jetson 3 4, 15 Osmonds 6 13 AmaZ1ng Chan 8, 10 Sesame St 20 9 30- Pmk Panther 3, 4, 15 Movie Cartopns 6 8 10, 13 10 OO - Underdog3, 4, 15, Elec Co 20 ' 10 30 - Barkleys 3, 4, B Brady Ktds 6 13 M1ster Rogers 20 , Josle & The Pussycats m Outer Space a, 10 11 00 - Brother Buzz 6 Fllntstones B, 10 Sesame Sf 20 Sea lab 3, 4, 15 , Bew1fched 13 11 30 - Ktd Power6, 13 Runaround3, 4 15 12 00 - Elec--:-Go: "20 , Archie's TV Funn1es 8, 10 Funky Phantom 6,13 Around the World in 80 Oay~:3 4 15 12 30 - Fat Albert and the Cosby Ktds 8, 10, Talktng Wtth A G•ant 3, 4, 15, Lldsville 13 1 00 - Lasste 15 Monkees 13 6 Roller Derby 3 Sports Challenge 4 , CBS Chtldren's Film Festival 10 1 30- Johnny Bench 4 Amencan Bandstand 13 2 00 - ABA Playoff B, 10 , To Be Announced 15 Baseball Pre Game Show 3 4, Ftshtn Hole 13 2 15 - Baseball 3, 4 15 2 30 - World of Survtval6 Bonnte Lou & Buster 13 3 00 - Golf Tournament 6 13 4 00 - Folk Guitar 33 CBS Golf Classtc 8 Black Omntbus 10 4 30- Audubon Wtldltfe Theatre 33, NBA Playoff 6 13 5 00 - Maktng Th1ngs Grow 33 Lee Trev1no s Golf For Sw1ngers 10 Green Acres 3, Perry Mason 4 Makmg Thmgs Grow 33 5 30 - Sesame St 33 , Gospel Talent T1me 15 Arthur Smlth T~ Dati) S.ntme~Middleport.Pomero) , 0, Apnl2tl, 1973 Lakers 4 9 30 - Bob Newhart 8. 10 10 00 - Carol Burnett 8 10 Ass•gnment Vtenna 13 Mov 1e "Expen ment In Terror " 6 11 00 - News 4, B. 1 0 13 11 15- News 13 11 30- News 3 Movtes "Harvey' 4 'The Young Land" 8 'S~nc;un' 1n the Ra1n" 10 "The Mummy " 13 • Duffy of San Quentin " 15 12 00 - ABCNews6 Mov1e "The Pr•vate War of Ma1or Benson" - HEART-- OF EUROPE TOUR BY $100 HEART By Uruted )"ress International One year and three days after rookte Burt Hooton·s knuckle-curve ball startled the b;lseball world wtth the f1rst no-httter of 1972, the 23·year old Chtcago nght hander con· tlnued hts dommance over the New York Mets wtth a three· hit. 7.0 VICtory Hooton (1-1) capped a fiVe· run ftrst mnmg with a two-run smgle and hrmted New York to three htts while strtking out SIX and walkmg two to gtve Chtcago a split of the dou. bleheader The Mets took the f1rst game, 3-l, behmd the fivehit pttchmg of Jerry Koosman and the bat of Jerry Grote The Cubs, who had scored a total of only three runs m their last three games, broke out of thetr slump agamst J1m MeAn drew m the ftrst mmng of the mghtcap, knockmg the Mets' nght.!Jander out of the game OF EUROPE IS an escorted tour of ntne countnes mclud1ng london Pan s Rome Ac commodatmns arl? 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Don (, ullett, now 2-1 , will bt on the m(.l und f,Jr the H<:cl s against Gary f. enlry I I 2-HOUR CLEANING (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S .CLEANERS Pomeroy Phone 991 -5428 21 o E '2 nd RANCHO LA COSTA, Calif A stroke back at 35 32-67 (UP!) - At 32, Jtm Colbert of was Homero Blancas of Hous· Kansas Ctty, Kan t has been on ton, wh o was the last of the 31 the pro golf tour for seven entrants to quahfy for thiS ehte years and bas won only three event He won the Monsanto tournaments but he doesn 't Open at Pensacola, Fla , last take a back seat to the btg Sunday names such as Jack Nickla~ "'I'm a streak player and I'm and Arnold Palmer on a hot streak ,'' he said ''This He shol a 34-32- 66, stx un- course IS kind of awesome With der-par, to move mto a one. Its narrow fairways and deep stroke lead m the ftrst round of rough but It grows on you " the 72·hole $200,000 Tour· T1ed for thtrd and still m namen t of Champwns Thurs- good posttton for a shot at the day top money of $40,000 Sunday " I don't constder myself a were Lee Trevmo and J1m dark horse," he said "People Jam1eson, a rotund f1rst-ttmer JUSt don't talk as mucl\' about from Mohne, 111 Trevmo, who me as som~' M tHe o\Her QUahf1ed by w1nmng s1x golfers " tournaments durmg the past 12 months, shot 31·37 and Jamieson who won JUSt one- the Western Open-carded 35-33 Gner Jones, the cotleg1an from Wichita , Kan , landed alone m fifth place wtth 34·3569 Palmer and Nicklaus, who Metgs Htgh golfers f1mshed have each won tlus tournament second m a three school match here Wednesday afternoon, Jackson w1nmng v.1th 212 ''TRAHLER TRADED followed by the Marauders ANAHEIM (UP! ) - R1ght· wt th a team total of 244, and hander Mtke Strahler of the Vmton w1th 327 Cahforma Angels was traded The Metgs team ftelded Thursday to Toledo of the Bruce Blackston, Jeff Warner, Internahonal League m e x ~ J.on me Black, J 0 Story and change for catcher Charlle Jeff Rtdgway Medalists were Sands Davis and Bob Morrow of Strahler was obtamed by Jackson each with 40 Warner Cal1forn1a durm g the off. had the best Me1gs total wtth a season from the Los Angeles ftnal 43 The results Dodgers Jn a five-for-two J - DaviS 40, M - Blackston wmter swap He had a 1-2 46 V - Curran 59 record w1th the Dodgers last J - Ondera 42 M - Warner season 4l, V ~ L1ttler 59 J - Btllman 48, M - Black Dai~ 54, V - Yates 52 DEVOTED TO THE J - D Morrow42, M - Story INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA 44, V - Reddy 68 CHESTER L TANNEHILL , J - B Morrow 40. M E:w:ec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH , R1dgway 57, V - Crow 74 three ttmes, shot 70 and were m a t1e for s1xth wJth four other pros- Davtd Graham, Deane Beman, Lonny Adkms and Bob Dtckson Defendmg champton Bobby Mttchell, who beat Ntcklaus 1n a playoff last year, fa tied to show much wtth a card of 37-36 - 73 Masters champton Tommy Aaron did worse~:J9·16-75 On a clear day wtth only a light breeze sweepmg across the course, 15 pros were under par and another two equalled It ln cludmg heater pump ftlter tubtng IIII er wool and charcoal With a 5 year guarantee ONLY Also Great For Easter Tropical Fish and Supplies Rabbits--Hampsters, Guinea Pigr-Parakeets MODERN SUPPLY 992 2164 Pomeroy Oh1o THE STORE WITH " ALL KINDS OF STUFF'" , FOR PE TS STABLES LARGE AND SMALL tiNIMALS LAWNS GARDENS No· gam es No QltY1mlcks Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area 5% ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS 5 per cent per vear patd on RC!gular Passbook Savmgs Mtrumvm Interest from date o~ depo si t to date of wtlhdrawal Interest compounded quarterly The 4JMEIGS 1 ~ BRANCH Tilt Athens County Savmqs 6. 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LP- McAnd r ew (0 1 ) Oa"land 021 102 020- 8 15 1 Kan Ctty 443 130 I0)( - 16 19 I Odom , Ltndblad (1), Kn owles (6) and Fosse and Haney (6), Phlla 000 001 130 - S 7 I Spli llorfL Wng hl 18), Graber Mon.treal 001 005 00)( - 6 14 1 (9) and Taylor WP- Spli tto rft C h r t s I ens on, Selma (6 1, (J 01 LP- Odom (0 J ) HRs Lersch (7) and Boone , Torrez , Oii!> f3 rd ), Ten ace (Athl Wa lker (7) and Bocc a bella WP Milw 012 030 lJ0- 10 10 1 Cleveland 000 304 000- 7 9 0 Belt, Champton ( 6 ), Newman Sa n Fra n 021 200 20 1- 8 11 0 ( 61 and Por ter , Dunn tng, Los Ang 004 ODD 020- 6 10 3 Wi lc ox (5 ), Lam b (6) , Fa rmer W tll o ugh b y . Sosa (8 ) a n d (8), Kil kenny I BJ. Jo hn so n I8J Rade r . Os teen , Houg h {7L and Oun.c an WP - Newman I I Brewer (9) and Ferguson W P OJ LP- Farme r I02l. HR:sSc:off 2 (2nd & 3rd J. Sptkes ('2nd I. Port er (1 st) - Torrez t 1 J J L P - Chr•s tenson ( 11) HR - Stngle lon ( IStl New Yo r k 0~0 0 0 0000- 61 00 Baltim or e 000 100 000- I 50 Peterson , McDan tel IYl and Munson , Pa lm er , Pena (2) and Wl!lt ams WP - Peterson ( I 2) L P ~ P a l rne r 10 II HR s- Mur c er (1St ), ~t"Jdl t ams 13rd ) Ma1or League Stanthngs. By Untt~d Press lnternatton;,t fllat1onal Leagu e East w 1 pet. !J .b. P1 tt sbu rgh 7 1 875 Chtcago 7 4 636 1t ~ New Yor k. 6 5 54S 21~ Montrea l 5 5 500 3 Philad el ph ia 4 6 400 4 Sl Lout s 1 9 100 1 .west w 1 pet 9 b San Francisco 11 4 733 Ctnc.n nat• 9 4 69 2 1 Los Angeles 6 8 429 41.. Houston 6 8 429 41'7 San Otego 6 8 429 41': Atla nta 3 9 333 6''" Thursday 's Results Montr ea l 6 Ph tladel ph 1a 5 New York 3 Cht Cago 1. lsi Chtcago 7 New York o, 2nd San Fran a Los Angeles 6 PtttS a! St LOUIS, ppd , ra in (O nly games sct1eduled l Today 's Probable P 1tcf1ers (All limes EST! San Fran CISCO (Mar tcha l 2 l J at Los Ange les (Oowntng 1 OJ, 11 p m Atlanta (Gentry 1 1) at Ct ncm nat t {G ullett 2 1), 8 OS pm San Otego (C orktns 1 I) at Houston ( Forsc t1 1 1 I, 8 JOp m (Only games scheduled I Saturday's Games St LOUIS at Ph iladelphia Montreal at New York Pttt sburgh at Chtcago Atlanta at Ctnctnnat t San Fran at Los Ang , ntght San Otego at Ho uston , ntght Oakland 3 2 Te~e a s .. ' 7 JOO 5 5 286 Thvr,day •s. R~ S. tJih Detr(ut 11 Boston 7 Kansas City l6 Oak land 8 Mtlwa ukee 10 Cleve land 7 New York 6 Baltimore I (O nl y games sc heduled ) Today•s Probable Pitchers I All times EST) Tex as (Hand 0 0) at M tn nesota (Hand s 1 1J, 2 15 p m Califor nt a tWr igt1t o 71 at Oak land ( Holl zm an 1 1), 11 p m Ch• cago (Bahnsen 0 1l a t Kans as Cr ty (Bus by 1 ll. a 30 P m New York (Stotfle my re 2 I J a t Mtlwaukee (R: yerson 0 Ol , 8 30 p m Boston l p.'l ·' n t. t ) at Cleveland I Perr y 2 1 J. 8 P m D e t ro~ t (LOi tCt1 l 21 at Bat . ' 'mor e ( Ai e> ander 2 OJ. 7 30 p m. Si!lfurday's Games Ca !Jforn ta at Oakland Ch1cag o at Kan sas City Te)(as at Mtnnesota New York at Mtlwaukee Boston at Cleve , tw1hght Del rot ! at 6alt1more, ntght N H L fllarott St,anding s CoLUMBUS I UP! ) - The By un1ted Press tnterna1 tona J ( Best at Seven) ( Semif i n~h ~ OhJO Wtldltfe Dtviston ThursEa st f 8 es t of Se,.,en t w , 1 pet . w . I. !lf.. g• day argued aga ins t a proposal Bos ton t I SOO Chtcago 3 I 11 10 New Yor k 1 1 soo New York I J 10 II to allow huntm g of rabbit and West other small game dunng deer w . t. gf w: I. pd . gun season m COWlhes wher e Los Angeles 2 0 I 000 Mon treal 1 1 10 Gol den Sta-le o 2 000 P11,1adelphia I ' 9 10 deer may be taken. • Thursd•r' s Result s Thursday's R lli!S Uih l os Ang el es 104 Gold en St 93 The state, at a hearing, reMon tr eal 2 Philadelph ia I {Only gam e scheduled ) ChiCago 3 NY Ran gE'rs 1 Jected the tdea because some Frtday's Game (Only games scheduled J New Yor k. at Bos ton Fnday' s Games wildlife dtvtston peronnel feel (On ly oam e sc hedu led ) ( No games sc hedule d J many hunters m the field 1 AHL PIOJoyoft Standtngs wou1dn t mind shooting a deer ABA Playott Stand.ngs By Untted Pren tnternattonat By Unired Press International even though they didn 't have a ( Sem l fln~IU {Otvision Finals) !Best of Sev e n) deer Hcense. (Best of Se¥enJ w 1 gf ga E liSt The fmal dects ion on this No¥ a Scotta I 0 8 1 w . 1. pet . Basion 0 1 1 8 Kentu c: ky proposal will he made by the . 2 2 500 Carol.na 2 2 500 w. I gf ga Wildhfe CounciL West V1rgmra 1 0 w I pet. Cr nctnna l! Wtldltfe offtcials also pro0 I J 3' Indiana Utah 600 Thursday 's Results ' posed to do away with deer 3 ' 400 V•rgtnta 3 Ctnc1nnal t 2 ' 3 Thursday ' s R esuns huntin g m seven northern (Only game sc hedu led l Indiana lOA Utah 102 Fnday•s Games counties. (Only games schedul ed ) Boston at Nova Scot •a Frrday's Games The counties are Cuyahoga, <Only ga me scheduled J Kentucky at Carol tna l Onlygame scheduled ! Medina, Lorain, Erie, (including Kelley's Island) Sandusky, WH.A Playoff Standings By Un1ted Press lnternattonal ( Semtflnals ) 1Bes t of Se¥enl Leaders antler mimmum . North-Central - Nov. 25-211 buck only, !tve .tnch antler min-' Imwn. Northeast Counties - One day , Nov. 26 any age or sex deer _ Nov. 27-30 buck only, ftvo mch antler minimum. East arxl Southeast Counttes - No.v. 26-Dec. 1 buck only, five mch antler minimum West arxl Southwest Counties - No gun deer hunting , C)lPletJ'S -1 r'\ IRIS PIGOTT Iris Pigott, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Willard Pigott, has heen <:hosen East~rn _lligh School Future Homemakers of America "GirJ of the Month," She is secretary or tile chapter, its librarian, a kitchen aJde, and is an active member of the pep club. Miss Pigott Is a juolor. _. , -- 8Mm~ Hair Styling •MA9 ..• t • • •' ~ '• OPEN TONIGHT 'TIL 9 " KAY ''' CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Royals rip _ A's, 16-8 SUNDAY • the Fabulous \ "ALL YOU CAN EAT" SANDWICH is NOW SPECIAL BUYS ' I II- I. '· Dudley's Florist CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON WANTED ' ; " •• car car than us•t----1• ~ CHESTER - A delegate to Mrs V1rgima Kirkhart, the Teenage Institute on prestdent, reported that she Alcohol and Drugs to he held had sent a telegram to Gov. th1s swnmer in Columbus w11l Gtlhgan urging support and be sponsored by the Chester con tmuance of funding for the PTA. Bookmobtle She urged Meeting Monday mght at Ute members of the PTA to direct school, the PTA voted to pay letterS to the Governor and the-$35 fee so that a high school other off1ctal s as ktn ~ for student can attend the Institute a~s tstan ce 1n secunng and then return to take a role m adequale fundmg. education to reli eve th e Mrs Jea n Se•son Installed problem m teenage circles the new offtcer , - Mrs . Robert Elberfeld, prestdent ; Mrs. Pat Th omas, vtce prestdent ; Mrs . Easter Special Max E1ehmger, treasurer, and Mrs John Rtebel, secretary . An auditing committee All Blooming Plants cons1s ttn g of Mrs Lmda and Hudson, Mrs. Becky MankmsJ Cut Flower Vases and Mrs Joyce Bowen was C.:~sh & Carry appotnted A report was gtven by Mrs. Elsie F olmer on the Aprtl mectmg of the Metgs 59 N. Second St County Counctl of Parents and 992 5560 Teac hers and tt was noted that Middleport, ?~ the Chester School wtll host the May meeting Speaker for the meetmg was Thomas Ke lly , gutdance counselor at Eastern Htgh School. He spoke on the r oles and fun ctions of a guidance counselor The attendance award was won by the Kmdergarten A group wtth the Good typists. ex Kmdergarten B group placmg perienced preferred . second Mrs Pat Thomas gave but not required . Will the secretary's report, and train . Mrs , Donna Nelson reported a Contact . Eva Northup balance of $254.44 tn the treasury The meeting opened w1th the parent-teacher prayer and the pledge to the flag . 10% OFF BUFFET 11:30 AM TIL 3 PM ADULTS '3.50 CHILDREN '1.75 MEDICAL SECRETARIES HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER CLINIC Box 344 Galhpohs, 0. 45631 PH. 446 St89 EHI HALF-QUARTS Royal Lrc1wn Bottling Company BAUM LUMBER Middleport WHEELHORSE CARPET way waht. 2 ROOMS AND HALL DEALER~~ PH 742 42 11 WENDELL GRATE RUTLAND, 0 "" SAYRf HARDWARE m ms Premiwns for two classes in the garment category were increased when th e Meigs County Jumor F r.u r Board met at the Metgs High School. The group increased to $3.50 the premiwn for an A award in the school dress class and $4.50 for an A m the loungmg garment class Committees for the annual fatr were named durmg the meeting prestded over by Marcia Carr, president. It was decided to g ive ' premium money for the champions in the cattle div1s1on and a discussion was held on r bangmg the achievement award regulations so that the FHA and Gtrl Scouts will be eligible to be queen this year. The group wtll hold the ne<t meetmg at 4 p.m . on May 1 at Meigs Jltgh School Be sure you know the difference! ANT TERMITE • $100 Jo $300 or more fo r termtte control~ Why ca n do the same professio nal JOb yourself when you tor less than $30 pay S~ECIAL RUTLAND FURNITURE Premiums hiked GOT TERMITES? compare Plymouth RACINE - A Pioneer Days' Celebration a quarter-century ag o and early Metgs County history hi ghlighted the program of an Alpha Delta Kappa Soronty meetmg TuesQay evemng at the Racme Untied Methodtst Centec parlor. Helen Smtth , president, prestde<l. Planmng to attend the state convention to be held May 5 at Dayton are Helen Smtth, Lucille Swackhamer, Jean Alkire, Etleen Buck, and Edn~ Pnce. It was announced the internatiOnal convention wtll be at M1ami Beach, Flortda , July 26-30. A conlnbutton of $10 was made to the Eastern Seal Fund of the Meigs County Society !or Cnppled Chtldren and Adults. In charge of the program were Mrs, Maxme Wmgett and Mrs . Edna Pr1ce. Mrs. Wtngett Chester PTA will send one delegate by '' TOM RUE MOTORS 399 South 3rd Ave., Middleport, 0. ' • ...........'·.·.· ·:;.:;.············· ~- Wood and 01\awa , plus Locas County east of the Maum.., River . Proposed deer seasons lJtclude . Northwest Ohio - No ~ Nov . 30 !or bucks, five4nch g: tnternattonal League We wtre flowers Standrngs East SPE/\KING OF Everywhere By Untted Press lhternaftonal w. 1 gt ga I Onl y ga mes scheduled ) .a•-•• -...._•._..•-••""'••-•o-.o Amertcan Divtslon New England 2 0 6 4 W. L Pet G B , Cleveland 0 2 4 6 Ma1or Leagu e Leaders Pawtucket 4 I 800 West By Un•ted Press tnternahonal Rochester 3 4 429 2 w 1 gt ga Leachng Batters Syracuse 2 5 2a6 3 Wtnntpeg 0 0 0 0 Na1tonal League Toledo 1 7 125 4th 0 0 0 0 g ab r h . pet , Houston Nahonal Di¥ 1ston Amencan League Thursday ' s Results Pomeroy Bowltng Lanes Cncpcn, Cin 8 JO 6 14 467 Pomeroy Flower Shop New England 3 Cleveland 1 East Wednesday Early Mtxed W L Pel. G 8 Fatrly,Mtl a 22 6 10 455 7 1 875 10nly game scheduled l w 1 pel • b. Ttd ewater League Mrshll , SO 9 18 3 8 444 Pentnsula 5 2 714 p;., Butternut Ave , Pomeroy Ba lt 1more Thursday 's Gam es 7 A 6J6 Standmgs Goodsn , SF 12 49 6 19 388 Charleston 4 2 667 1 Team 7 4 636 Mrs M•llard Van Meter Pts. De tro t! Snguln , Ptt a J9 7 15 J85 Houston at Wmntpeg Rtc hmond 1 5 167 5 New York <Only game scheduled / 5 6 455 Zt de 's Sporl Shop 102 Maddx , SF 15 60 B 23 J83 Boston 5 4A4 Thursday's Results 01ler's Soh tO 81 Pentnsula a Toledo 1 5 444 Tenth Framer s Szemre,C1n Sf L 10 40 125 19 15 375 70 Milwaukee Morgn, IJ 51 37J ·~---------., Cleve land Ct1arleston 3 Syracuse I 4 7 J64 3 Sm ilh Nelson Motor s Torre , St L 10 38 4 14 .l68 West Ttdewater 4 Roct1ester 2 You ngs Market 42 McMIIn , LA 6 _ 19 0 7 368 w I pet g b (Only games scheduled) Nelson 's Drugs 42 Amen ca n League Kansas Ctly 75 0 Today 's Games Htgh lnd tvtdLial Gam e Hatr sty les are separated g. ab r. h. pet ' 3 5 4 556 Rochester at Pen •nsula Men, Tom Smllh 224, women , Mtnnesota Johnsn, Tex 7 25 J 12 480 mto three categones the Toledo at Richmond Ca lt forn 1a 4 4 500 Carolyn Ba chner 212 Vlntne, Cal B J4 J 16 471 daytime ha rr do , th e Chtc ago 4 4 (Only games scheduled) 500 Second H1gh lnd Game Ftsk, Bos 9 JJ 10 14 424 even tng corffure and the Men, Charles Smtth , 208 , Kelly , Cht 6 24 3 10 417 women , Betly Smith 190 teenage style Hortn , Det 6 24 5 10 417 For Your Shoppmg Htgh Ser tes - Men , Tom Gr tfn, Bos 9 33 6 13 394 Many of the dayt1me Conve ni ence Smtlh 591 , women , Carolyn 0 Alln, Ch t 8 32 5 12 375 ha1r does can be trans ALSO SATURDAY Ba cl[ner 542 Rdrtg z,M1 I 7 24 3 9 315 formed rnto lovely eventng NIGHT, APRIL21 Second Htgh Ser1es - Men, Rojas , KC 12 52 12 19 J65 coiffUres wtth a few srmple Chu ck Wtnebrenner 524 , Andrws, Cht 6 22 3 a 364 women , Betty Sm tfh 513 alteratrons, the, use of ha1r Home Runs heritage house Team Htgh Game - Oil er s Nat1ona1 League : Wynn , Ho u spray and decorattve Soh tO 704 6, Bonds and McCovey, SF 4, Your Thom MeAn Store accessones for the ha1r Team Htgh Senes - Z1de 's Home of Aa ron, Atl. Bench, Morgan and 225 N 2nd Ave. i H1 gh sty lmg g1ves the Sport Shop 1943 Perez, Ctn, Da¥t s, LA and wearer a feeling of Stargell, Ptt1 J Amenean League . Ftsk , Bos elega nce, lif ts the sp trrts 5, Tenace, Oak , Wtlllams, Ball , and looks formal even wtth Petrocellt , Bos, Melton, Cht, a busrness suJt or dress Cash, Oet, Mayberry and Olts, Solve your hatr problems By VITO STELLINO KC. Ga rcta and ScoH, Mtl, ' the Red Sox and move mto. a Htsle, by ha v1 ng your ha tr done M1nn and Jackson, Oak UPI Sports Writer first-place tie with Baltimore 3 Add glamour and beauty to The Oakland A's collected m the AL East. Mickey Stanley Runs Batted In your appearance wttl"t a League · Morgan , etght runs Thursday rught and hit a three-rim homer and Al CtnNatiOnal new ha1 r st yle and shade, IJ, Bon ds . SF 12 , Davts, All of our half styl tsts are that's enough to wm most Kaltne and Ed Brinkman LA If , Wynn, Hou and Speier, SF 10 up to-date on all fhe latest games. But the A's were routed smgled home two runs each in Amenean League . Mayberry . ha tr styles and ha ir KC 14 , Rora s, KC 13 , Ktrkpa because the Kan sas City the rout. color 1ng IS one of our lr tck , KC 12 , FtSk , Bos , 10 , speCia lttes Royals pounded Menager Dtck Yastrzemskt , Bos , Va lentine, Bobby Murcer climaxed a Ca l, Ofts KC and T,enac:e, Oak Wtlhams' shorthanded ptt- s1xMrun second mning with a 9 chmg staff for 19 htts and threeMrun homer as the YanM PtfChtng Nattonal League : BllltnQ'ham coaste d to a 16~ vtctory. kees downed the Orioles behind and Gnms l,ey , Ctn, Reuss, Hou , When John "Blue Moon" the ftve-htt pttching of Fntz Koosman, NY , EiltS and Moose, Pttt , Bryant and Sosa, SF 2 0 Odom was knocked out m the Peterson and Lindy McDaniel Gulle11, Ctn , John, LA , Seaver, four M run fLrst mning, Withams The Yanks won the series 2--1 NY, Bradley and Martchal, SF Order By Phone No Reservations Taken 2 1, Ca rlton , Pb ti 2:.L 214 E SECOND ST handed the ball to Paul Lind- and 1t was the frrst tlme since Amertean Le~gue McNally, And Toke Em Home POMEROY. OHIO Bait Rya n, Cal. Coleman, D e l , blad. " I told Lindblad he had to 1963 tbat the Yanks have won Splt tlorff , KC and Kaat. Mmn J PH 9 NE 992-7606 992-5432 go ftve inmngs when I gave him the1r first senes of the year at 0 the balJ ," Williams said, "I'm Baltimore not go mg to ruin my pttChlllg George Scott drove in four staff"£or one game." runs w1th a pa1r of homers and Lindblad dtdn 't qwte make a smgle and Darrell Porter hit ftve inmngs Before Wtlltams a three-run homer to power hfted htm with one out m the Milwaukee to the victory over GALLI POLIS, OH 10 fifth, the Royals had blasted Cleveland. Scott tied the game, him for 12 hits and 11 runs. 7-7, with his third homer of Ute Darold Knowles finished up the season m the seventh and game and allowed just one run smg1ed tn another when the in the final3 2-3tnnmgs but the Brewers exploded for three SEE YOUR WHEEL HORSE already was done. damage runs tn the etghth. DEALER FOR 1973TRACTORS Of course, it IS true that the Royals are doing a lot of hitting - BONDSSOLD this year agamst every team March sales of savmgs bonds they face. They've scored 12 tn Metgs County totaled runs or more five tunes. $39,753, Theodore T . Reed, Jr , Amos Otis, who drove m four Met gs County Volunteer runs with two smgles, a triple SavLngs Bond chairman, and a homer, said <~we•re just reported. The county achieved domg thmgs dtfferently this 42 8 per cent of tis annual sales year. Everybody 's for everygoal as of March 31. body else now.' ' Paul Schaal, who had three hits and drove m three runs, said, ''the whole team believes we can win," In the other three games; EnJoy a grass cuttmg week Detroit routed Boston, 11-7, end wtth a Wh eel Horse tracto r Your Wheel Horse dealer has the btggesCime of lawn and New York beat Baltimore, 6-1, garden tractors ever Trac tors ltke th e 10 and 18 HP autoand Milwaukee topped ~eve­ mattes far btg Job s lhtermed 1ate and economy Stze auto· land, 10-7. mu ttc and lever shif t trac tors from 7 to 14 HP that offer versa t1l tty and eff1 c1ency for gettm~ the JOb done areilvallIn the National League able too Tra cto rs are loaded with fentures tha t make ga m es, Montreal beat tractor ope ration enjoyable Choose from 42 work savtng Ptuladelphta , 6-5, the New attachments So li ghten your workload bt.i y Whe~ l Horse and have tt me for fami ly fun Whe el Horse qu ality and York Mets beat the Chicago depend<tbtlit,' I S ba cked Wtlh 27 years of exper1ence Danny Sayre Cubs, 3-1, but lost the second For Lenm. when he wa s game, 7..{), and San Francisco shapmg the Sovret Unron !.Ds Angeles, 3-6. The half a centUry ago, the beat Sales and Service movres were " the most Pittsburgh-st. Louts game was 985-3301 Chester, 0. tmportant of all the arts" ramed out. Today, movr es are The Detroit Tigers collected reac htng Russ1ans on a sca le that Lenin never LAWN & GA-- c " TRACTORS 16 htts while routing Boston to foresaw Each year, four complete a fourMgame sweep of and a half b1ll1on movre hckets are sold 1n the S0111et Unron , and the average Russran goes to the movres mOre than 20 times a year Parf of the boom results Compare 'em anyway you want Room? .9ur from lack. of com pet1t1on Duster seats five not four . Why, there ' s more tel ev• s •on ts too dull to Offer mu ch of an alternattve But hip room tn the rear seat of a D~ster than m a the real cred1t belongs to Cadillac El Dorado. Ride? Duster has the thaw that ha s affected and benefited all the arts rn torsion-bar suspenston And tt,'s got the U.S S R - Wtth th e power enough to whisk you on and off ldeologt ca l leash loosened, films are now allowed to an expressway without any worry . Handling? entertilln as well as preach Duster is small enough, outside, to park tight Here' s so methmg that COMPLETE! Y IN STAL L ED and snug. The price? For a little more than those affects and benefits all WALL 10 WALL users of tap wa ter th e W1lh Hea· y Foam Rubber Pttd mini-cars, Duster IS a lot more car. We welcome punlylng and filtering the opportunity to show you why Duster has actton of Mtrf!cle 'Water 12'xl5' Livmg R m ALL Incl u d es . ReftnNS En 1 oy the luxury become one of the most popular cars in Amen ca . 9'"X12' Bedroom FOR ol balhtng wd h wate r so 3'x 12 ' Hall reftned tt nn ses soap away ONLY on conta ct - leav mg your Qu~ l rty 501 nylon carpetmg w1th heavy foam rubber pad, expert tack less sk1n smoo th and silky For CIII\YSI.H\ lnstalla tron Chatel? of colors All work gua ranfefd See Wendell Grate for your own good health 1n Alm40RIZEO CHRYSLER th ts buy , or free esft mate on any carpet rn sta llaf1on Vf' ~t t ga t e Relmed water by Y.t..~ MOTORS CORPORATION Plymoulfi ·PAA c onl~cltnQ Mtracle Water, New H,JV( n, w Vii 88? 992-2039 .. Council to .make decision "t,f/l r/intt.'> N 6A Pl•yoft Stand1ng ~ ' f DtYtSIOn Ftn~ts ) Am erl nn Leagu e De1ro 1t 023 101 031 - 11 16 1 Boston 022 010 011 - 7 10 I Fr., man , T•mmerman ( 6 ) and freeman , Curt ts , Stebert {4). Veale (6J. "Bolin 19) and Fisk WP- Frym an (I Ol LP- Cu rfilio 500 QOO 011 - 7 10 0 (O 1 l HRs Cepeda Oneil. Stan 000 000 000- 0 3 0 le't Ond ), Evans (1sll For. All Occasions p,.,, WIIIOUQhby {1 l) n HR:s oa . . •s Jrd), BondS (41h ) iOnly games scheduled) FlOWERS . ' 11 010 000 000- 1 S 1 N 'Y 000 :700 Olx - J 10 1 Reuschel . LaR o che IB J and Hundley Kaosman (7 OJ and Gro l e L P Reuschel (1 1) HR - M tlne r (4t h I Ond game I Chicago \- . ou use th ~ -same products 1he professionals ~~!h ¢:::p~Jy them wtth an applicator attached to your garden hose. guaranteed Th iS a~ea Js . SO-•f you have te:rhnav•ly rnfested With termites- d CALL OR VISIT rr.;lt ',, :mtl r. h<J"nces ar~ t~~~b~~T ~·EALERS TODAY . ' JfH fJI !HE 1E ARA ng Builders Supply 405 N. 2nd . Float planned A float for the Regatta parade wtll be made by the Pink Panthers 4-H Club it was dectded durtng a meeting recently at the Forest Run Church 4-H project books were distributed at the meettng and it was decided to lnvite speakers to discuss the dtfferent types of project work. Bonme Smith, presJdent, appointed Belmda Deem and Came Gumther to he flagbearers for the next meetmg, Miss Gumther and J ody Grueser volunteered to gtve demonstrations on sewmg and cooking at that" time. Mar. Slavin was welcomed as a new member of the club. The next meetmg was set for May 5 at 2 p.m . at the church. Cards are read Thank-you cards from shutM ins who had received sunshme boxes were read at a meetmg of the Evangehne Mtsstonary Soctety of the Pomeroy Church of Chnst- Mrs Clyde Andrews was hostess for the meetmg held Tuesday rught at the church. Devotional leader , Mrs Evelyr Smtth used as her topic, "Jesus' Last Week on Earth." Mrs. Andrews read " A Wor)d VIsiOn, and Mrs . Denver Kapple read a letter from the Clemens family m Ontano, , Canada thanking the Soctety for a contribution. The meetmg closed wLth a prayer circle. Refrestunents were served to those named and Mrs Betty Spencer, Mrs. Stanley Bass, Mrs. Doris Carder, and Mrs . Elwood Bowers. NOTICE To John ro/j GroveS, whose place of residence 1S unk nown and c ~nno t-wlt h reasonable d1ltgen ce be ascerta tned , you are hereby not tft ed that you have been named Detendant tn a legal act 1on entt ll ed Paul Stgman and Jane t Stgman , Pla 1nt 1ff s, vs John M Groves , et al , Defendants Thts acllon has been asstgned Case No 15 261 and 1s pendtng tn th e cOur t ot comm on Pleas, Metgs Coun ty , Po meroy , Ohto , 45769 The ObleCI of the Compla int tS for parttt ton of r eal es tat e •descrtbed as fo llows The tollow 1ng descr1bed real ~s tate St tuate tn the 1/rltage of Midd leport , County ot Me1gs and Stat e of OhtO Bemg th e northea sterly part 01 Lot No 10 tormerly Shef fteld , now tncorporated and made a part of the Vtl1age ol Middleport. and having a fr Ontage on F1rst St ree l of 46 fee t and extendin g back at th e same wtdfh to a pain t ha ll way between Ftrst and Second Str ee ts Also s 1;.. teet off of the sout hw esterly std e of the fr ont half of Lot No 9, fr onttng SIX feet on Ft rst Street and ex tendtng back at the same Widlh 10 a potnt half way between Ftrsl and Second Str ee ls Also the sa id grantee shall have a permanenl rtght of way for tngres 5 and egress not to exceed lwo feet tn w1dth ex tendtnQ prem trorn1sesthe above descnbed westerly to Second Street said nght of way 10 be loca ted on the north Stde ~~ the. northwesterly par t 01 satd Lo,;.~~ ~~tmnoe .~; Ca Iend ar of Metgs County his tory , The W111 ~e ll n ;.a!ll C wa s long associated w1th newspapers or Metgs County. Mrs. Pnce rev1ewed a book be tn g prepared by her husband, Gayle Price, longttme teacher tn Metgs County sc hools . Mr, Pr1ce has per- so nally interviewed many prese nl and former residents of Me1gs County on mteresbng fa cts , recollcc ta ons and tradttwns or the county' s people ' con _ Mrs. Ruth St ear.n S trlbutton to the program was a display of newspapers of the Metgs County area of the 1929 . . era. All or the soronty members "'ere deep~ mtere:ted m the displllys an remar s -· The May meet1ng w1l1 feature a trave logue on Haw au wath demon~trat10n s of Hawa11an dances by Mrs . Luctlle Bohn of Columbus Refreshment tables at the meeting were centered with arrangements of spnn g flowers A ltght buffet was served by the hostesses , Mrs, Wmgett and Mrs Pnce Others attendmg tn add11Jon to those menltoned were Nonga Roberts, Leah Ord, Datsy Blakeslee, Elma Louks, Id a Diehl, and Frances Roberts M Saturday, April 28, has beer~ designated as " PawtMup day" l=t al the Salisbury Elementary · :·:· School. FRlDAV Pl ~ n s ror pa mhn ~ the dass· GOOD FRIDAY hlurgical r oo ms , ha llways an d servtce, 8 p.m. preceded by :1ud1 lortum of the school were confessw•• from 7· 15 to 7:45 presented at a mee tmg of the JU H , Sacred Hear-t Church Salisbury PTA Tuesday mght. yARD AND BAKE Sal e The pamt wtll be provtded by 0 Frtday beg_innmg at 1 a.m., lhe M e 1~s Local Board of home of Mr . and Mrs. Jimmy Educa tton Parents ure asked Kmg, Middleport Hill. SponM to lake paml brushes, rollers sored by FilA Club Metgs <.1 nd pans, and spend the' da y Htgh ORGANIZATION meeting of 11 Syracuse Minersv~ e II F' d 7 JO Baseba , 800~te~~CI r~l ayp~rk p ,m a u P butlding Offtcers to he elected. All parents urge<l to attend . GOOD FRIDAY services at Middleport Church of Chrtst f t 3 p m Busmcss rom n00 n es tablishments to close from noon to 1 p.m. SATURDAY CAR WASH , Saturday , 8 a 111 to 5 p m , Me1gs 'l'ire Center by Me1gs Local Band Boosters, $2 , bake sales durmg same IJOUI'S at New York Clol hw g House and Jones Boys Proceeds for tnp to Bloss om Festtval m Canada . NEWSMEN QUARTET of 1 ° Ch~~rlesttm, at Pomeroy Nazarene Church Saturday. 7 .10 p.m The Rev Clyde Henderson ex:tellds an 111 ~ vtli!lJOn to all to a ltcnd HOLY Saturday Easter vtgil serv tce and Mass, 7 30 p m , ConfessiOns, 11 a.m. to 12 noon, :1 to 4 p m , 6 :10 to 7 p.m., Sact ed Heart Church . SUNUA\' SUNRIS E Sc rvt ces at Mtddleport Pente cos t a l Chut·ch, Middleport , Sunda), 6 '!0 a m , Breakfast at 8 a m Sunday School 10 a m Pastor Wtlltam Kmttel. EASTER Sunday, 8 a tn and 10 a m. Masses. Sacred Heart Church SUNRISE Scrvtce, 7 a.m Sunday at St Paul (,utheran Church foll owed by 0 a.m family breakfast 111 fcllowslup hall TWO WEEK revtval starting Sunday ut Fatth Tabernacle Churc h, Batley Run Road , 7 30 each cvemng The B.ev, 1EmM melt Rawson, pastor and ,. spea ker, publiC mvtted SUNRISE Scrvtcc, 6 a m. Sunday at Syracuse Ch urch of the Nazarene . EASTEH SUNRISE servtces Sunday 6 a m at Ch urc.: h of Chnst m Ch n stwn Umon at Hobson on SR 7 Sunda y School ilnd Worship Scrv1cc at 9 :m a 111 Eve mng scrv tce at 7 P m Public IS mv1ted SUNH ISE SERV I CES Sunday at 6 :JO a.m >t Pomeroy Church of Chrtst A r11m " Dawn of V1ctury' ' w1ll be shown , Men or church wtll se rve breakfast fo ll ow mg ser vtces EASTER SUNR ISE servtces, 6 a .m Sunday at Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Church. Mternoon prog ram of go:i pe l stn g tn g a nd enle rtamment by th1s church at 1 Banquet given RACINE - The Racme PTA recently staged a banquet for the Racme Elementary School basketball team and the cheerleaders. The dmner was served by the second grade mothers with Florence C1rcle giVIng the prayer Ce<ttftcates and pms were presented to the che erlead e r s and the basketball team by Bill Htll Offtcers for 1973-74 Installed by Mrs. Rachel Dowme, a past president, were Mrs. Karen prestdent; Mrs, Werry, Cora lee Cummms, secretary ; Mrs Sue Ann Beegle, v1ce pres ident ; and Mrs. J ea n Allure, treasurer. FUNERAL ATTEN UI::U Mrs . Avan ell Bass of Pomeroy ha s returned from New Lexmgton where she went to attend the fun eral se rv1ces for her brother , J ohn Garey, of Cailton . The funeral was held Tuesday at the Roberts Fu'neral Home in New Lexington wtth bunal at OakM field Survi vmg besides Mrs Bass are two brothers, Parey and Jesse, and several meccs and nephews mcluding Mrs J ea n Jewell of Glouster and Mrs Frances Brown of Cormng VISIT ENDED Mtss LoUise Place, student at Potsdam College , and her brother, Steve returned to Groton, N Y. Wednesday after several days' v1s1t tn Middl eport wtth Mrs Harry Huuda s helt , their gran dmother, and M1ss Freddie Houdas helt, the1r aunt. ST• PAUL LUTHERAN rJfURCH VII~IT IN AKRON Mrs Pearl Reynolds and Mrs Nina Bland of Mtddleport are 10 Akron for a weekend VISit with Mr and Mrs. Clarencc Archer, Mr and Mrs. Bill Bland, and other relat1ves. Mrs Reynolds wil1 return home thts weekend but Mrs. Bland wtll remam In Akron for ' olume 243, Page5J5 , andVolume25:l , Page 249 Metgs County Deed Records Th e prayer of the Complamt 1s tor commtsstoners be ap ooln..tfe ted, orto1tthe parttl!on satd real same canno t be 1 dtv ded bY metes and bounds wtthout mantfest m1ury 10 tis va lue, that 1t be appra tsed and sold, and the proceeds dtv tded amo ng the Pla 1n ll ff s and Defendants as th ei r respecftve a longer heretn tn<:lud tng l'easonable mterest, may appear , for attorn ey fees , and tt1at t~ey be gran ted such other reltel as mav. be 1ust and proper YOu are requ1red to answ~r . the Comp la1nt wtthm 28 day!. <~fler the last publtcatton of thiS noltce whteh wtll e published VISit. Paint-up day set - 1 I• e Pumeroy, roll owat, SUNRISEbaphz1ng smv u:e, to 6 am Enterp n st! U M Ch ur ch • foll owed by b• eakfast-wot·~htp : set vtce a t 9 followed by Sunday • School and egg hunt TM • pubhc IS U\Vited . Co. Middleport, 0. GLENN JOHNSON The Rev. Glen Johnson of South Bloomingvllle wlll speak at the annual spring revival of the Danville Wesleyan Church "hich will be held April 30 through May 6 The Rev, Mr. Johnson has 45 yt•ars of experience as aM minister and served three years as president of the Clrclcvolle Btble College. 1\lon g with his pastoral "ork, he has served 38 yea rs as a teacher and principal Jn public sc ho ol before his retirement The Rev. l..a\\ renee Sullivan lnvitcs the public to the services at 7:30 each evening OPEN TONIGHT 'TIL 9 For Your Shoppmg Conventence ALSO SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL21 heritage house Your Thom MeAn Store ns N 1.nd Av e Middleport e • e ••- . - - - - - -. .- - - - - - · - - BAKER FURNITURE MIDOLEPORT, 0. With Another Great Buy--- MONDA\' REVIVAl, ill Sa lv ut ton Army, Monday through Apnl 29 7 :iO each eve mn g, 115 ' Butternut Ave , Pomeroy Speakmg, the Rev . Jeff Butcher , public mv1ted . . TUESDAY RACINE; • AMEffrCAN Lcgwn Auxiliary , 7 .30 p m Tue~day at Ute lwll ONLY II H e:~ Is A s It S wc~p s, As It (. k an ~ lns 11.1nt 4 · p os tttun .JUNIOR AMCIU CAN Legwn Auxiltary , FeeneyMBennetl Post 128, 7 p m Tuesday at the Mtddlepor t Hall. Ftnal plans imd prachcc for dtstract conM fercnce on Apl J! 28 Members tu ln lllg bottle caps for redcrnpt1un . ... . : :·:::...: nt t,; .t dJml· IIIC I\t ,•,. ' :·. :-· :::: . All WEATHER ' " ::· and :·: •.• Special In Beautiful ,• ...: Polyester Knits ..!:::::::::::; costs ~----,;,.""!_~_ _ _ or ass1stmg m other Reports given EASTER SUNDAY SunnseServ1ce 7·00.:~m. Famtly Breakfast 8 ooa m 9 IS am Sunday Schoo 1 Wor shtpSe(vlce 10 JOa . m VISitors Are Always Welcome C L d Rev Arlhur un • Pastor Corn e r of Second & Syc more Streets, Pomeroy rnuntm~ capttclltes w1th the project. Also pb nned dunn g the meeling wa s the annual fteld day wh tch has been set for May 18 ' with Ed Bar te ls, fourlh ~ r ade teacher , as chairman. The fteld day wtll be held on the sc hool grounds. There w11l be a ptcmt lunch at noo n and parents arc mvt l.ed to atte nd Races and games Will be conducted w1th nbbons to be a\l. arded to the wanners On May 6 an s trumental students or Oav1d S ow~n and vocal students of Mrs. Hepur ts on the conventi on of Chnstme Gu thne will present the Ohio Hosp1tal AssOctation a conce rt. In conJunctiOn wtth held m Cnt<.' mnalt last week the conce rt w1l1 be an art show. were presented i:lt the Tuesday Mrs Delores Will mst.'llied ntght meetmg or the Ve teran ~ offi cers for the 1973M74 year Mem.onal Hosptlal Aux1hary lll c ludtn~ Mrs , Marlene aLtended I.Jy 22 me mbers Wilson, president, Mrs Donna Reportmg were MIS$ E rma Ohhnger , v1ce president , Mrs Snuth, Mrs Freda Mossman, C<~r o l Ohlinger , secretary ; Mrs. Ethel Gruescr, and Mrs Ml"s Car ol Kenn edy 1 Jess ie Wh1te . Several new treasurer members were welcomed mto The fourth grade won the the Auxiliary attendance banner Mrs. Wtll Soctal hos tesses were Mrs gave de\Ottons foH owm g the Nettle Hay es, M1 s Inu pled ge to the flag by Junto1· Massar , M1·s Bcrm ce May, Tr oo p 100, Carol Morns, and Mos Stbley Slack Next Canullc Swindell and Kathy rneetang of lhc gr oup wtll be Qu1vcy • held on the tlurd Tucs dr~ y 111 Speaker at the meetm g was May the dn ec to1 or the Southeast OhiO En-.e r ge ncy Medi cal Scrv1c.:e, who Outlmed the role VlSlTlNG 1\ELATlVES Mrs Evelyn F1ck Young of of EMS, 1ts cummumcatwns Sidney has spent the past sys tem , the te chmc1ans equtpped severa l day s 10 PomcrO)' llli.i!Hlln g th e well M VISiti ng wtlh MISS E hzHbeth ambu lanc.:cs, the eme1 gcncy Ftck, and other rch1livcs and tr catment centers, and the cos t fn ends. She was JOined here by of pi ov1dmg the serv1ce The her husba nd , Hobart, ThursM spcc1ke1 noted that stations wt ll bt.: c~tubl! !) hed In Pomctoy, d~JY mght for a weekend vtsJt nactne and Hutland and that p m Sund <ly dt Ht~wling s all lhree are expected to be tn Ga r<~ ge m Middleport and at 2 operaL1011 hy early June p m on the par ktng lot in and New Colors. + Q uasa-- se once cu1i¥e each weeks week torThe "' oon la st publ tc at 1on wd l be made May 4, 1973 , and lt1e 28 days for answer wtll commence on tt1at date In case of your fat lure to answer or otherw tse respond as requ 1red by th e OhiO Ru les of CtYII Procedure , tudgment by default Will be rendered aga tns t you for the re ltef demanded 11'1 the Comp latnl Dated March 28, 1973 Larry Spencer, Clerk of Court Me tgs County Common Plea!;> Court ( J) 30 , ( A ) 6, 13 , 20, 27 , (5} 4 Excellent Readtng for' Easter . ~ .TM ENSEMBLE T.V. WITH INSTAMATIC TUNING .." A comp le te ensemb le wtth roll about cart for ea s y mobtl tty lnsta matte tuntng , the Bnght Tube and lighted dtc'll channel selec tor Cabtnet ol Walnut gratned htgh tmpa c t poly s tyrene Dtpole antenna 17 " h. 2JJs" w, t9 •o~" d (depth mcludes tube cap) OFF Regular Values •s0' 10 Glory of Easter :2.50 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 00 $ ' EASTER IDEAL $1.95 Just a few hours of your lime Is alltt takes and tt's Phone: 9!12-3748 reviewed the Pioneer Days' Celebration heJd in Me1 gs County an 1938 tn observance of !he 150lh anmversary of the foundtng of the Northwest Territory , She reported on event_., 1n connection with the celebratiOn as published m lhe 1938 Weekly Democrat Newspaper as well as unusual fa cts ' _WERNER RADIO. & T.V. 2nd Ave. Middleport Bahr.Clothiers ,. ,.·. to •75"" ... , L--...;._;M~IO;;OL:EP~O~RT:,:0.:.::::,.,::::: : ..:; ''•' . ..· �' 4 - The Daily Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Aprtl20, 1973 ' ~ - Lint·"•'ul·c· .. • Ma j or LP;~gu t Results Bv U"t1ed Presslnlernattonat Natlon•t League P itts a t Sf Louis , ppd , ram ( ht game- ) Chtcago Ne w Yo rk -· 5 - The Daily Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomero'y , 0 ., Aprij 20, 19T.I H ooton (I 11 .an d Rudol ph . McAndre w . Sadeckl (1) , Hen ntgan 171. Sto(le ( 9 ) and Dyer . LP- McAnd r ew (0 1 ) Oa"land 021 102 020- 8 15 1 Kan Ctty 443 130 I0)( - 16 19 I Odom , Ltndblad (1), Kn owles (6) and Fosse and Haney (6), Phlla 000 001 130 - S 7 I Spli llorfL Wng hl 18), Graber Mon.treal 001 005 00)( - 6 14 1 (9) and Taylor WP- Spli tto rft C h r t s I ens on, Selma (6 1, (J 01 LP- Odom (0 J ) HRs Lersch (7) and Boone , Torrez , Oii!> f3 rd ), Ten ace (Athl Wa lker (7) and Bocc a bella WP Milw 012 030 lJ0- 10 10 1 Cleveland 000 304 000- 7 9 0 Belt, Champton ( 6 ), Newman Sa n Fra n 021 200 20 1- 8 11 0 ( 61 and Por ter , Dunn tng, Los Ang 004 ODD 020- 6 10 3 Wi lc ox (5 ), Lam b (6) , Fa rmer W tll o ugh b y . Sosa (8 ) a n d (8), Kil kenny I BJ. Jo hn so n I8J Rade r . Os teen , Houg h {7L and Oun.c an WP - Newman I I Brewer (9) and Ferguson W P OJ LP- Farme r I02l. HR:sSc:off 2 (2nd & 3rd J. Sptkes ('2nd I. Port er (1 st) - Torrez t 1 J J L P - Chr•s tenson ( 11) HR - Stngle lon ( IStl New Yo r k 0~0 0 0 0000- 61 00 Baltim or e 000 100 000- I 50 Peterson , McDan tel IYl and Munson , Pa lm er , Pena (2) and Wl!lt ams WP - Peterson ( I 2) L P ~ P a l rne r 10 II HR s- Mur c er (1St ), ~t"Jdl t ams 13rd ) Ma1or League Stanthngs. By Untt~d Press lnternatton;,t fllat1onal Leagu e East w 1 pet. !J .b. P1 tt sbu rgh 7 1 875 Chtcago 7 4 636 1t ~ New Yor k. 6 5 54S 21~ Montrea l 5 5 500 3 Philad el ph ia 4 6 400 4 Sl Lout s 1 9 100 1 .west w 1 pet 9 b San Francisco 11 4 733 Ctnc.n nat• 9 4 69 2 1 Los Angeles 6 8 429 41.. Houston 6 8 429 41'7 San Otego 6 8 429 41': Atla nta 3 9 333 6''" Thursday 's Results Montr ea l 6 Ph tladel ph 1a 5 New York 3 Cht Cago 1. lsi Chtcago 7 New York o, 2nd San Fran a Los Angeles 6 PtttS a! St LOUIS, ppd , ra in (O nly games sct1eduled l Today 's Probable P 1tcf1ers (All limes EST! San Fran CISCO (Mar tcha l 2 l J at Los Ange les (Oowntng 1 OJ, 11 p m Atlanta (Gentry 1 1) at Ct ncm nat t {G ullett 2 1), 8 OS pm San Otego (C orktns 1 I) at Houston ( Forsc t1 1 1 I, 8 JOp m (Only games scheduled I Saturday's Games St LOUIS at Ph iladelphia Montreal at New York Pttt sburgh at Chtcago Atlanta at Ctnctnnat t San Fran at Los Ang , ntght San Otego at Ho uston , ntght Oakland 3 2 Te~e a s .. ' 7 JOO 5 5 286 Thvr,day •s. R~ S. tJih Detr(ut 11 Boston 7 Kansas City l6 Oak land 8 Mtlwa ukee 10 Cleve land 7 New York 6 Baltimore I (O nl y games sc heduled ) Today•s Probable Pitchers I All times EST) Tex as (Hand 0 0) at M tn nesota (Hand s 1 1J, 2 15 p m Califor nt a tWr igt1t o 71 at Oak land ( Holl zm an 1 1), 11 p m Ch• cago (Bahnsen 0 1l a t Kans as Cr ty (Bus by 1 ll. a 30 P m New York (Stotfle my re 2 I J a t Mtlwaukee (R: yerson 0 Ol , 8 30 p m Boston l p.'l ·' n t. t ) at Cleveland I Perr y 2 1 J. 8 P m D e t ro~ t (LOi tCt1 l 21 at Bat . ' 'mor e ( Ai e> ander 2 OJ. 7 30 p m. Si!lfurday's Games Ca !Jforn ta at Oakland Ch1cag o at Kan sas City Te)(as at Mtnnesota New York at Mtlwaukee Boston at Cleve , tw1hght Del rot ! at 6alt1more, ntght N H L fllarott St,anding s CoLUMBUS I UP! ) - The By un1ted Press tnterna1 tona J ( Best at Seven) ( Semif i n~h ~ OhJO Wtldltfe Dtviston ThursEa st f 8 es t of Se,.,en t w , 1 pet . w . I. !lf.. g• day argued aga ins t a proposal Bos ton t I SOO Chtcago 3 I 11 10 New Yor k 1 1 soo New York I J 10 II to allow huntm g of rabbit and West other small game dunng deer w . t. gf w: I. pd . gun season m COWlhes wher e Los Angeles 2 0 I 000 Mon treal 1 1 10 Gol den Sta-le o 2 000 P11,1adelphia I ' 9 10 deer may be taken. • Thursd•r' s Result s Thursday's R lli!S Uih l os Ang el es 104 Gold en St 93 The state, at a hearing, reMon tr eal 2 Philadelph ia I {Only gam e scheduled ) ChiCago 3 NY Ran gE'rs 1 Jected the tdea because some Frtday's Game (Only games scheduled J New Yor k. at Bos ton Fnday' s Games wildlife dtvtston peronnel feel (On ly oam e sc hedu led ) ( No games sc hedule d J many hunters m the field 1 AHL PIOJoyoft Standtngs wou1dn t mind shooting a deer ABA Playott Stand.ngs By Untted Pren tnternattonat By Unired Press International even though they didn 't have a ( Sem l fln~IU {Otvision Finals) !Best of Sev e n) deer Hcense. (Best of Se¥enJ w 1 gf ga E liSt The fmal dects ion on this No¥ a Scotta I 0 8 1 w . 1. pet . Basion 0 1 1 8 Kentu c: ky proposal will he made by the . 2 2 500 Carol.na 2 2 500 w. I gf ga Wildhfe CounciL West V1rgmra 1 0 w I pet. Cr nctnna l! Wtldltfe offtcials also pro0 I J 3' Indiana Utah 600 Thursday 's Results ' posed to do away with deer 3 ' 400 V•rgtnta 3 Ctnc1nnal t 2 ' 3 Thursday ' s R esuns huntin g m seven northern (Only game sc hedu led l Indiana lOA Utah 102 Fnday•s Games counties. (Only games schedul ed ) Boston at Nova Scot •a Frrday's Games The counties are Cuyahoga, <Only ga me scheduled J Kentucky at Carol tna l Onlygame scheduled ! Medina, Lorain, Erie, (including Kelley's Island) Sandusky, WH.A Playoff Standings By Un1ted Press lnternattonal ( Semtflnals ) 1Bes t of Se¥enl Leaders antler mimmum . North-Central - Nov. 25-211 buck only, !tve .tnch antler min-' Imwn. Northeast Counties - One day , Nov. 26 any age or sex deer _ Nov. 27-30 buck only, ftvo mch antler minimum. East arxl Southeast Counttes - No.v. 26-Dec. 1 buck only, five mch antler minimum West arxl Southwest Counties - No gun deer hunting , C)lPletJ'S -1 r'\ IRIS PIGOTT Iris Pigott, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Willard Pigott, has heen <:hosen East~rn _lligh School Future Homemakers of America "GirJ of the Month," She is secretary or tile chapter, its librarian, a kitchen aJde, and is an active member of the pep club. Miss Pigott Is a juolor. _. , -- 8Mm~ Hair Styling •MA9 ..• t • • •' ~ '• OPEN TONIGHT 'TIL 9 " KAY ''' CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Royals rip _ A's, 16-8 SUNDAY • the Fabulous \ "ALL YOU CAN EAT" SANDWICH is NOW SPECIAL BUYS ' I II- I. '· Dudley's Florist CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON WANTED ' ; " •• car car than us•t----1• ~ CHESTER - A delegate to Mrs V1rgima Kirkhart, the Teenage Institute on prestdent, reported that she Alcohol and Drugs to he held had sent a telegram to Gov. th1s swnmer in Columbus w11l Gtlhgan urging support and be sponsored by the Chester con tmuance of funding for the PTA. Bookmobtle She urged Meeting Monday mght at Ute members of the PTA to direct school, the PTA voted to pay letterS to the Governor and the-$35 fee so that a high school other off1ctal s as ktn ~ for student can attend the Institute a~s tstan ce 1n secunng and then return to take a role m adequale fundmg. education to reli eve th e Mrs Jea n Se•son Installed problem m teenage circles the new offtcer , - Mrs . Robert Elberfeld, prestdent ; Mrs. Pat Th omas, vtce prestdent ; Mrs . Easter Special Max E1ehmger, treasurer, and Mrs John Rtebel, secretary . An auditing committee All Blooming Plants cons1s ttn g of Mrs Lmda and Hudson, Mrs. Becky MankmsJ Cut Flower Vases and Mrs Joyce Bowen was C.:~sh & Carry appotnted A report was gtven by Mrs. Elsie F olmer on the Aprtl mectmg of the Metgs 59 N. Second St County Counctl of Parents and 992 5560 Teac hers and tt was noted that Middleport, ?~ the Chester School wtll host the May meeting Speaker for the meetmg was Thomas Ke lly , gutdance counselor at Eastern Htgh School. He spoke on the r oles and fun ctions of a guidance counselor The attendance award was won by the Kmdergarten A group wtth the Good typists. ex Kmdergarten B group placmg perienced preferred . second Mrs Pat Thomas gave but not required . Will the secretary's report, and train . Mrs , Donna Nelson reported a Contact . Eva Northup balance of $254.44 tn the treasury The meeting opened w1th the parent-teacher prayer and the pledge to the flag . 10% OFF BUFFET 11:30 AM TIL 3 PM ADULTS '3.50 CHILDREN '1.75 MEDICAL SECRETARIES HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER CLINIC Box 344 Galhpohs, 0. 45631 PH. 446 St89 EHI HALF-QUARTS Royal Lrc1wn Bottling Company BAUM LUMBER Middleport WHEELHORSE CARPET way waht. 2 ROOMS AND HALL DEALER~~ PH 742 42 11 WENDELL GRATE RUTLAND, 0 "" SAYRf HARDWARE m ms Premiwns for two classes in the garment category were increased when th e Meigs County Jumor F r.u r Board met at the Metgs High School. The group increased to $3.50 the premiwn for an A award in the school dress class and $4.50 for an A m the loungmg garment class Committees for the annual fatr were named durmg the meeting prestded over by Marcia Carr, president. It was decided to g ive ' premium money for the champions in the cattle div1s1on and a discussion was held on r bangmg the achievement award regulations so that the FHA and Gtrl Scouts will be eligible to be queen this year. The group wtll hold the ne<t meetmg at 4 p.m . on May 1 at Meigs Jltgh School Be sure you know the difference! ANT TERMITE • $100 Jo $300 or more fo r termtte control~ Why ca n do the same professio nal JOb yourself when you tor less than $30 pay S~ECIAL RUTLAND FURNITURE Premiums hiked GOT TERMITES? compare Plymouth RACINE - A Pioneer Days' Celebration a quarter-century ag o and early Metgs County history hi ghlighted the program of an Alpha Delta Kappa Soronty meetmg TuesQay evemng at the Racme Untied Methodtst Centec parlor. Helen Smtth , president, prestde<l. Planmng to attend the state convention to be held May 5 at Dayton are Helen Smtth, Lucille Swackhamer, Jean Alkire, Etleen Buck, and Edn~ Pnce. It was announced the internatiOnal convention wtll be at M1ami Beach, Flortda , July 26-30. A conlnbutton of $10 was made to the Eastern Seal Fund of the Meigs County Society !or Cnppled Chtldren and Adults. In charge of the program were Mrs, Maxme Wmgett and Mrs . Edna Pr1ce. Mrs. Wtngett Chester PTA will send one delegate by '' TOM RUE MOTORS 399 South 3rd Ave., Middleport, 0. ' • ...........'·.·.· ·:;.:;.············· ~- Wood and 01\awa , plus Locas County east of the Maum.., River . Proposed deer seasons lJtclude . Northwest Ohio - No ~ Nov . 30 !or bucks, five4nch g: tnternattonal League We wtre flowers Standrngs East SPE/\KING OF Everywhere By Untted Press lhternaftonal w. 1 gt ga I Onl y ga mes scheduled ) .a•-•• -...._•._..•-••""'••-•o-.o Amertcan Divtslon New England 2 0 6 4 W. L Pet G B , Cleveland 0 2 4 6 Ma1or Leagu e Leaders Pawtucket 4 I 800 West By Un•ted Press tnternahonal Rochester 3 4 429 2 w 1 gt ga Leachng Batters Syracuse 2 5 2a6 3 Wtnntpeg 0 0 0 0 Na1tonal League Toledo 1 7 125 4th 0 0 0 0 g ab r h . pet , Houston Nahonal Di¥ 1ston Amencan League Thursday ' s Results Pomeroy Bowltng Lanes Cncpcn, Cin 8 JO 6 14 467 Pomeroy Flower Shop New England 3 Cleveland 1 East Wednesday Early Mtxed W L Pel. G 8 Fatrly,Mtl a 22 6 10 455 7 1 875 10nly game scheduled l w 1 pel • b. Ttd ewater League Mrshll , SO 9 18 3 8 444 Pentnsula 5 2 714 p;., Butternut Ave , Pomeroy Ba lt 1more Thursday 's Gam es 7 A 6J6 Standmgs Goodsn , SF 12 49 6 19 388 Charleston 4 2 667 1 Team 7 4 636 Mrs M•llard Van Meter Pts. De tro t! Snguln , Ptt a J9 7 15 J85 Houston at Wmntpeg Rtc hmond 1 5 167 5 New York <Only game scheduled / 5 6 455 Zt de 's Sporl Shop 102 Maddx , SF 15 60 B 23 J83 Boston 5 4A4 Thursday's Results 01ler's Soh tO 81 Pentnsula a Toledo 1 5 444 Tenth Framer s Szemre,C1n Sf L 10 40 125 19 15 375 70 Milwaukee Morgn, IJ 51 37J ·~---------., Cleve land Ct1arleston 3 Syracuse I 4 7 J64 3 Sm ilh Nelson Motor s Torre , St L 10 38 4 14 .l68 West Ttdewater 4 Roct1ester 2 You ngs Market 42 McMIIn , LA 6 _ 19 0 7 368 w I pet g b (Only games scheduled) Nelson 's Drugs 42 Amen ca n League Kansas Ctly 75 0 Today 's Games Htgh lnd tvtdLial Gam e Hatr sty les are separated g. ab r. h. pet ' 3 5 4 556 Rochester at Pen •nsula Men, Tom Smllh 224, women , Mtnnesota Johnsn, Tex 7 25 J 12 480 mto three categones the Toledo at Richmond Ca lt forn 1a 4 4 500 Carolyn Ba chner 212 Vlntne, Cal B J4 J 16 471 daytime ha rr do , th e Chtc ago 4 4 (Only games scheduled) 500 Second H1gh lnd Game Ftsk, Bos 9 JJ 10 14 424 even tng corffure and the Men, Charles Smtth , 208 , Kelly , Cht 6 24 3 10 417 women , Betly Smith 190 teenage style Hortn , Det 6 24 5 10 417 For Your Shoppmg Htgh Ser tes - Men , Tom Gr tfn, Bos 9 33 6 13 394 Many of the dayt1me Conve ni ence Smtlh 591 , women , Carolyn 0 Alln, Ch t 8 32 5 12 375 ha1r does can be trans ALSO SATURDAY Ba cl[ner 542 Rdrtg z,M1 I 7 24 3 9 315 formed rnto lovely eventng NIGHT, APRIL21 Second Htgh Ser1es - Men, Rojas , KC 12 52 12 19 J65 coiffUres wtth a few srmple Chu ck Wtnebrenner 524 , Andrws, Cht 6 22 3 a 364 women , Betty Sm tfh 513 alteratrons, the, use of ha1r Home Runs heritage house Team Htgh Game - Oil er s Nat1ona1 League : Wynn , Ho u spray and decorattve Soh tO 704 6, Bonds and McCovey, SF 4, Your Thom MeAn Store accessones for the ha1r Team Htgh Senes - Z1de 's Home of Aa ron, Atl. Bench, Morgan and 225 N 2nd Ave. i H1 gh sty lmg g1ves the Sport Shop 1943 Perez, Ctn, Da¥t s, LA and wearer a feeling of Stargell, Ptt1 J Amenean League . Ftsk , Bos elega nce, lif ts the sp trrts 5, Tenace, Oak , Wtlllams, Ball , and looks formal even wtth Petrocellt , Bos, Melton, Cht, a busrness suJt or dress Cash, Oet, Mayberry and Olts, Solve your hatr problems By VITO STELLINO KC. Ga rcta and ScoH, Mtl, ' the Red Sox and move mto. a Htsle, by ha v1 ng your ha tr done M1nn and Jackson, Oak UPI Sports Writer first-place tie with Baltimore 3 Add glamour and beauty to The Oakland A's collected m the AL East. Mickey Stanley Runs Batted In your appearance wttl"t a League · Morgan , etght runs Thursday rught and hit a three-rim homer and Al CtnNatiOnal new ha1 r st yle and shade, IJ, Bon ds . SF 12 , Davts, All of our half styl tsts are that's enough to wm most Kaltne and Ed Brinkman LA If , Wynn, Hou and Speier, SF 10 up to-date on all fhe latest games. But the A's were routed smgled home two runs each in Amenean League . Mayberry . ha tr styles and ha ir KC 14 , Rora s, KC 13 , Ktrkpa because the Kan sas City the rout. color 1ng IS one of our lr tck , KC 12 , FtSk , Bos , 10 , speCia lttes Royals pounded Menager Dtck Yastrzemskt , Bos , Va lentine, Bobby Murcer climaxed a Ca l, Ofts KC and T,enac:e, Oak Wtlhams' shorthanded ptt- s1xMrun second mning with a 9 chmg staff for 19 htts and threeMrun homer as the YanM PtfChtng Nattonal League : BllltnQ'ham coaste d to a 16~ vtctory. kees downed the Orioles behind and Gnms l,ey , Ctn, Reuss, Hou , When John "Blue Moon" the ftve-htt pttching of Fntz Koosman, NY , EiltS and Moose, Pttt , Bryant and Sosa, SF 2 0 Odom was knocked out m the Peterson and Lindy McDaniel Gulle11, Ctn , John, LA , Seaver, four M run fLrst mning, Withams The Yanks won the series 2--1 NY, Bradley and Martchal, SF Order By Phone No Reservations Taken 2 1, Ca rlton , Pb ti 2:.L 214 E SECOND ST handed the ball to Paul Lind- and 1t was the frrst tlme since Amertean Le~gue McNally, And Toke Em Home POMEROY. OHIO Bait Rya n, Cal. Coleman, D e l , blad. " I told Lindblad he had to 1963 tbat the Yanks have won Splt tlorff , KC and Kaat. Mmn J PH 9 NE 992-7606 992-5432 go ftve inmngs when I gave him the1r first senes of the year at 0 the balJ ," Williams said, "I'm Baltimore not go mg to ruin my pttChlllg George Scott drove in four staff"£or one game." runs w1th a pa1r of homers and Lindblad dtdn 't qwte make a smgle and Darrell Porter hit ftve inmngs Before Wtlltams a three-run homer to power hfted htm with one out m the Milwaukee to the victory over GALLI POLIS, OH 10 fifth, the Royals had blasted Cleveland. Scott tied the game, him for 12 hits and 11 runs. 7-7, with his third homer of Ute Darold Knowles finished up the season m the seventh and game and allowed just one run smg1ed tn another when the in the final3 2-3tnnmgs but the Brewers exploded for three SEE YOUR WHEEL HORSE already was done. damage runs tn the etghth. DEALER FOR 1973TRACTORS Of course, it IS true that the Royals are doing a lot of hitting - BONDSSOLD this year agamst every team March sales of savmgs bonds they face. They've scored 12 tn Metgs County totaled runs or more five tunes. $39,753, Theodore T . Reed, Jr , Amos Otis, who drove m four Met gs County Volunteer runs with two smgles, a triple SavLngs Bond chairman, and a homer, said <~we•re just reported. The county achieved domg thmgs dtfferently this 42 8 per cent of tis annual sales year. Everybody 's for everygoal as of March 31. body else now.' ' Paul Schaal, who had three hits and drove m three runs, said, ''the whole team believes we can win," In the other three games; EnJoy a grass cuttmg week Detroit routed Boston, 11-7, end wtth a Wh eel Horse tracto r Your Wheel Horse dealer has the btggesCime of lawn and New York beat Baltimore, 6-1, garden tractors ever Trac tors ltke th e 10 and 18 HP autoand Milwaukee topped ~eve­ mattes far btg Job s lhtermed 1ate and economy Stze auto· land, 10-7. mu ttc and lever shif t trac tors from 7 to 14 HP that offer versa t1l tty and eff1 c1ency for gettm~ the JOb done areilvallIn the National League able too Tra cto rs are loaded with fentures tha t make ga m es, Montreal beat tractor ope ration enjoyable Choose from 42 work savtng Ptuladelphta , 6-5, the New attachments So li ghten your workload bt.i y Whe~ l Horse and have tt me for fami ly fun Whe el Horse qu ality and York Mets beat the Chicago depend<tbtlit,' I S ba cked Wtlh 27 years of exper1ence Danny Sayre Cubs, 3-1, but lost the second For Lenm. when he wa s game, 7..{), and San Francisco shapmg the Sovret Unron !.Ds Angeles, 3-6. The half a centUry ago, the beat Sales and Service movres were " the most Pittsburgh-st. Louts game was 985-3301 Chester, 0. tmportant of all the arts" ramed out. Today, movr es are The Detroit Tigers collected reac htng Russ1ans on a sca le that Lenin never LAWN & GA-- c " TRACTORS 16 htts while routing Boston to foresaw Each year, four complete a fourMgame sweep of and a half b1ll1on movre hckets are sold 1n the S0111et Unron , and the average Russran goes to the movres mOre than 20 times a year Parf of the boom results Compare 'em anyway you want Room? .9ur from lack. of com pet1t1on Duster seats five not four . Why, there ' s more tel ev• s •on ts too dull to Offer mu ch of an alternattve But hip room tn the rear seat of a D~ster than m a the real cred1t belongs to Cadillac El Dorado. Ride? Duster has the thaw that ha s affected and benefited all the arts rn torsion-bar suspenston And tt,'s got the U.S S R - Wtth th e power enough to whisk you on and off ldeologt ca l leash loosened, films are now allowed to an expressway without any worry . Handling? entertilln as well as preach Duster is small enough, outside, to park tight Here' s so methmg that COMPLETE! Y IN STAL L ED and snug. The price? For a little more than those affects and benefits all WALL 10 WALL users of tap wa ter th e W1lh Hea· y Foam Rubber Pttd mini-cars, Duster IS a lot more car. We welcome punlylng and filtering the opportunity to show you why Duster has actton of Mtrf!cle 'Water 12'xl5' Livmg R m ALL Incl u d es . ReftnNS En 1 oy the luxury become one of the most popular cars in Amen ca . 9'"X12' Bedroom FOR ol balhtng wd h wate r so 3'x 12 ' Hall reftned tt nn ses soap away ONLY on conta ct - leav mg your Qu~ l rty 501 nylon carpetmg w1th heavy foam rubber pad, expert tack less sk1n smoo th and silky For CIII\YSI.H\ lnstalla tron Chatel? of colors All work gua ranfefd See Wendell Grate for your own good health 1n Alm40RIZEO CHRYSLER th ts buy , or free esft mate on any carpet rn sta llaf1on Vf' ~t t ga t e Relmed water by Y.t..~ MOTORS CORPORATION Plymoulfi ·PAA c onl~cltnQ Mtracle Water, New H,JV( n, w Vii 88? 992-2039 .. Council to .make decision "t,f/l r/intt.'> N 6A Pl•yoft Stand1ng ~ ' f DtYtSIOn Ftn~ts ) Am erl nn Leagu e De1ro 1t 023 101 031 - 11 16 1 Boston 022 010 011 - 7 10 I Fr., man , T•mmerman ( 6 ) and freeman , Curt ts , Stebert {4). Veale (6J. "Bolin 19) and Fisk WP- Frym an (I Ol LP- Cu rfilio 500 QOO 011 - 7 10 0 (O 1 l HRs Cepeda Oneil. Stan 000 000 000- 0 3 0 le't Ond ), Evans (1sll For. All Occasions p,.,, WIIIOUQhby {1 l) n HR:s oa . . •s Jrd), BondS (41h ) iOnly games scheduled) FlOWERS . ' 11 010 000 000- 1 S 1 N 'Y 000 :700 Olx - J 10 1 Reuschel . LaR o che IB J and Hundley Kaosman (7 OJ and Gro l e L P Reuschel (1 1) HR - M tlne r (4t h I Ond game I Chicago \- . ou use th ~ -same products 1he professionals ~~!h ¢:::p~Jy them wtth an applicator attached to your garden hose. guaranteed Th iS a~ea Js . SO-•f you have te:rhnav•ly rnfested With termites- d CALL OR VISIT rr.;lt ',, :mtl r. h<J"nces ar~ t~~~b~~T ~·EALERS TODAY . ' JfH fJI !HE 1E ARA ng Builders Supply 405 N. 2nd . Float planned A float for the Regatta parade wtll be made by the Pink Panthers 4-H Club it was dectded durtng a meeting recently at the Forest Run Church 4-H project books were distributed at the meettng and it was decided to lnvite speakers to discuss the dtfferent types of project work. Bonme Smith, presJdent, appointed Belmda Deem and Came Gumther to he flagbearers for the next meetmg, Miss Gumther and J ody Grueser volunteered to gtve demonstrations on sewmg and cooking at that" time. Mar. Slavin was welcomed as a new member of the club. The next meetmg was set for May 5 at 2 p.m . at the church. Cards are read Thank-you cards from shutM ins who had received sunshme boxes were read at a meetmg of the Evangehne Mtsstonary Soctety of the Pomeroy Church of Chnst- Mrs Clyde Andrews was hostess for the meetmg held Tuesday rught at the church. Devotional leader , Mrs Evelyr Smtth used as her topic, "Jesus' Last Week on Earth." Mrs. Andrews read " A Wor)d VIsiOn, and Mrs . Denver Kapple read a letter from the Clemens family m Ontano, , Canada thanking the Soctety for a contribution. The meetmg closed wLth a prayer circle. Refrestunents were served to those named and Mrs Betty Spencer, Mrs. Stanley Bass, Mrs. Doris Carder, and Mrs . Elwood Bowers. NOTICE To John ro/j GroveS, whose place of residence 1S unk nown and c ~nno t-wlt h reasonable d1ltgen ce be ascerta tned , you are hereby not tft ed that you have been named Detendant tn a legal act 1on entt ll ed Paul Stgman and Jane t Stgman , Pla 1nt 1ff s, vs John M Groves , et al , Defendants Thts acllon has been asstgned Case No 15 261 and 1s pendtng tn th e cOur t ot comm on Pleas, Metgs Coun ty , Po meroy , Ohto , 45769 The ObleCI of the Compla int tS for parttt ton of r eal es tat e •descrtbed as fo llows The tollow 1ng descr1bed real ~s tate St tuate tn the 1/rltage of Midd leport , County ot Me1gs and Stat e of OhtO Bemg th e northea sterly part 01 Lot No 10 tormerly Shef fteld , now tncorporated and made a part of the Vtl1age ol Middleport. and having a fr Ontage on F1rst St ree l of 46 fee t and extendin g back at th e same wtdfh to a pain t ha ll way between Ftrst and Second Str ee ts Also s 1;.. teet off of the sout hw esterly std e of the fr ont half of Lot No 9, fr onttng SIX feet on Ft rst Street and ex tendtng back at the same Widlh 10 a potnt half way between Ftrsl and Second Str ee ls Also the sa id grantee shall have a permanenl rtght of way for tngres 5 and egress not to exceed lwo feet tn w1dth ex tendtnQ prem trorn1sesthe above descnbed westerly to Second Street said nght of way 10 be loca ted on the north Stde ~~ the. northwesterly par t 01 satd Lo,;.~~ ~~tmnoe .~; Ca Iend ar of Metgs County his tory , The W111 ~e ll n ;.a!ll C wa s long associated w1th newspapers or Metgs County. Mrs. Pnce rev1ewed a book be tn g prepared by her husband, Gayle Price, longttme teacher tn Metgs County sc hools . Mr, Pr1ce has per- so nally interviewed many prese nl and former residents of Me1gs County on mteresbng fa cts , recollcc ta ons and tradttwns or the county' s people ' con _ Mrs. Ruth St ear.n S trlbutton to the program was a display of newspapers of the Metgs County area of the 1929 . . era. All or the soronty members "'ere deep~ mtere:ted m the displllys an remar s -· The May meet1ng w1l1 feature a trave logue on Haw au wath demon~trat10n s of Hawa11an dances by Mrs . Luctlle Bohn of Columbus Refreshment tables at the meeting were centered with arrangements of spnn g flowers A ltght buffet was served by the hostesses , Mrs, Wmgett and Mrs Pnce Others attendmg tn add11Jon to those menltoned were Nonga Roberts, Leah Ord, Datsy Blakeslee, Elma Louks, Id a Diehl, and Frances Roberts M Saturday, April 28, has beer~ designated as " PawtMup day" l=t al the Salisbury Elementary · :·:· School. FRlDAV Pl ~ n s ror pa mhn ~ the dass· GOOD FRIDAY hlurgical r oo ms , ha llways an d servtce, 8 p.m. preceded by :1ud1 lortum of the school were confessw•• from 7· 15 to 7:45 presented at a mee tmg of the JU H , Sacred Hear-t Church Salisbury PTA Tuesday mght. yARD AND BAKE Sal e The pamt wtll be provtded by 0 Frtday beg_innmg at 1 a.m., lhe M e 1~s Local Board of home of Mr . and Mrs. Jimmy Educa tton Parents ure asked Kmg, Middleport Hill. SponM to lake paml brushes, rollers sored by FilA Club Metgs <.1 nd pans, and spend the' da y Htgh ORGANIZATION meeting of 11 Syracuse Minersv~ e II F' d 7 JO Baseba , 800~te~~CI r~l ayp~rk p ,m a u P butlding Offtcers to he elected. All parents urge<l to attend . GOOD FRIDAY services at Middleport Church of Chrtst f t 3 p m Busmcss rom n00 n es tablishments to close from noon to 1 p.m. SATURDAY CAR WASH , Saturday , 8 a 111 to 5 p m , Me1gs 'l'ire Center by Me1gs Local Band Boosters, $2 , bake sales durmg same IJOUI'S at New York Clol hw g House and Jones Boys Proceeds for tnp to Bloss om Festtval m Canada . NEWSMEN QUARTET of 1 ° Ch~~rlesttm, at Pomeroy Nazarene Church Saturday. 7 .10 p.m The Rev Clyde Henderson ex:tellds an 111 ~ vtli!lJOn to all to a ltcnd HOLY Saturday Easter vtgil serv tce and Mass, 7 30 p m , ConfessiOns, 11 a.m. to 12 noon, :1 to 4 p m , 6 :10 to 7 p.m., Sact ed Heart Church . SUNUA\' SUNRIS E Sc rvt ces at Mtddleport Pente cos t a l Chut·ch, Middleport , Sunda), 6 '!0 a m , Breakfast at 8 a m Sunday School 10 a m Pastor Wtlltam Kmttel. EASTER Sunday, 8 a tn and 10 a m. Masses. Sacred Heart Church SUNRISE Scrvtce, 7 a.m Sunday at St Paul (,utheran Church foll owed by 0 a.m family breakfast 111 fcllowslup hall TWO WEEK revtval starting Sunday ut Fatth Tabernacle Churc h, Batley Run Road , 7 30 each cvemng The B.ev, 1EmM melt Rawson, pastor and ,. spea ker, publiC mvtted SUNRISE Scrvtcc, 6 a m. Sunday at Syracuse Ch urch of the Nazarene . EASTEH SUNRISE servtces Sunday 6 a m at Ch urc.: h of Chnst m Ch n stwn Umon at Hobson on SR 7 Sunda y School ilnd Worship Scrv1cc at 9 :m a 111 Eve mng scrv tce at 7 P m Public IS mv1ted SUNH ISE SERV I CES Sunday at 6 :JO a.m >t Pomeroy Church of Chrtst A r11m " Dawn of V1ctury' ' w1ll be shown , Men or church wtll se rve breakfast fo ll ow mg ser vtces EASTER SUNR ISE servtces, 6 a .m Sunday at Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Church. Mternoon prog ram of go:i pe l stn g tn g a nd enle rtamment by th1s church at 1 Banquet given RACINE - The Racme PTA recently staged a banquet for the Racme Elementary School basketball team and the cheerleaders. The dmner was served by the second grade mothers with Florence C1rcle giVIng the prayer Ce<ttftcates and pms were presented to the che erlead e r s and the basketball team by Bill Htll Offtcers for 1973-74 Installed by Mrs. Rachel Dowme, a past president, were Mrs. Karen prestdent; Mrs, Werry, Cora lee Cummms, secretary ; Mrs Sue Ann Beegle, v1ce pres ident ; and Mrs. J ea n Allure, treasurer. FUNERAL ATTEN UI::U Mrs . Avan ell Bass of Pomeroy ha s returned from New Lexmgton where she went to attend the fun eral se rv1ces for her brother , J ohn Garey, of Cailton . The funeral was held Tuesday at the Roberts Fu'neral Home in New Lexington wtth bunal at OakM field Survi vmg besides Mrs Bass are two brothers, Parey and Jesse, and several meccs and nephews mcluding Mrs J ea n Jewell of Glouster and Mrs Frances Brown of Cormng VISIT ENDED Mtss LoUise Place, student at Potsdam College , and her brother, Steve returned to Groton, N Y. Wednesday after several days' v1s1t tn Middl eport wtth Mrs Harry Huuda s helt , their gran dmother, and M1ss Freddie Houdas helt, the1r aunt. ST• PAUL LUTHERAN rJfURCH VII~IT IN AKRON Mrs Pearl Reynolds and Mrs Nina Bland of Mtddleport are 10 Akron for a weekend VISit with Mr and Mrs. Clarencc Archer, Mr and Mrs. Bill Bland, and other relat1ves. Mrs Reynolds wil1 return home thts weekend but Mrs. Bland wtll remam In Akron for ' olume 243, Page5J5 , andVolume25:l , Page 249 Metgs County Deed Records Th e prayer of the Complamt 1s tor commtsstoners be ap ooln..tfe ted, orto1tthe parttl!on satd real same canno t be 1 dtv ded bY metes and bounds wtthout mantfest m1ury 10 tis va lue, that 1t be appra tsed and sold, and the proceeds dtv tded amo ng the Pla 1n ll ff s and Defendants as th ei r respecftve a longer heretn tn<:lud tng l'easonable mterest, may appear , for attorn ey fees , and tt1at t~ey be gran ted such other reltel as mav. be 1ust and proper YOu are requ1red to answ~r . the Comp la1nt wtthm 28 day!. <~fler the last publtcatton of thiS noltce whteh wtll e published VISit. Paint-up day set - 1 I• e Pumeroy, roll owat, SUNRISEbaphz1ng smv u:e, to 6 am Enterp n st! U M Ch ur ch • foll owed by b• eakfast-wot·~htp : set vtce a t 9 followed by Sunday • School and egg hunt TM • pubhc IS U\Vited . Co. Middleport, 0. GLENN JOHNSON The Rev. Glen Johnson of South Bloomingvllle wlll speak at the annual spring revival of the Danville Wesleyan Church "hich will be held April 30 through May 6 The Rev, Mr. Johnson has 45 yt•ars of experience as aM minister and served three years as president of the Clrclcvolle Btble College. 1\lon g with his pastoral "ork, he has served 38 yea rs as a teacher and principal Jn public sc ho ol before his retirement The Rev. l..a\\ renee Sullivan lnvitcs the public to the services at 7:30 each evening OPEN TONIGHT 'TIL 9 For Your Shoppmg Conventence ALSO SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL21 heritage house Your Thom MeAn Store ns N 1.nd Av e Middleport e • e ••- . - - - - - -. .- - - - - - · - - BAKER FURNITURE MIDOLEPORT, 0. With Another Great Buy--- MONDA\' REVIVAl, ill Sa lv ut ton Army, Monday through Apnl 29 7 :iO each eve mn g, 115 ' Butternut Ave , Pomeroy Speakmg, the Rev . Jeff Butcher , public mv1ted . . TUESDAY RACINE; • AMEffrCAN Lcgwn Auxiliary , 7 .30 p m Tue~day at Ute lwll ONLY II H e:~ Is A s It S wc~p s, As It (. k an ~ lns 11.1nt 4 · p os tttun .JUNIOR AMCIU CAN Legwn Auxiltary , FeeneyMBennetl Post 128, 7 p m Tuesday at the Mtddlepor t Hall. Ftnal plans imd prachcc for dtstract conM fercnce on Apl J! 28 Members tu ln lllg bottle caps for redcrnpt1un . ... . : :·:::...: nt t,; .t dJml· IIIC I\t ,•,. ' :·. :-· :::: . All WEATHER ' " ::· and :·: •.• Special In Beautiful ,• ...: Polyester Knits ..!:::::::::::; costs ~----,;,.""!_~_ _ _ or ass1stmg m other Reports given EASTER SUNDAY SunnseServ1ce 7·00.:~m. Famtly Breakfast 8 ooa m 9 IS am Sunday Schoo 1 Wor shtpSe(vlce 10 JOa . m VISitors Are Always Welcome C L d Rev Arlhur un • Pastor Corn e r of Second & Syc more Streets, Pomeroy rnuntm~ capttclltes w1th the project. Also pb nned dunn g the meeling wa s the annual fteld day wh tch has been set for May 18 ' with Ed Bar te ls, fourlh ~ r ade teacher , as chairman. The fteld day wtll be held on the sc hool grounds. There w11l be a ptcmt lunch at noo n and parents arc mvt l.ed to atte nd Races and games Will be conducted w1th nbbons to be a\l. arded to the wanners On May 6 an s trumental students or Oav1d S ow~n and vocal students of Mrs. Hepur ts on the conventi on of Chnstme Gu thne will present the Ohio Hosp1tal AssOctation a conce rt. In conJunctiOn wtth held m Cnt<.' mnalt last week the conce rt w1l1 be an art show. were presented i:lt the Tuesday Mrs Delores Will mst.'llied ntght meetmg or the Ve teran ~ offi cers for the 1973M74 year Mem.onal Hosptlal Aux1hary lll c ludtn~ Mrs , Marlene aLtended I.Jy 22 me mbers Wilson, president, Mrs Donna Reportmg were MIS$ E rma Ohhnger , v1ce president , Mrs Snuth, Mrs Freda Mossman, C<~r o l Ohlinger , secretary ; Mrs. Ethel Gruescr, and Mrs Ml"s Car ol Kenn edy 1 Jess ie Wh1te . Several new treasurer members were welcomed mto The fourth grade won the the Auxiliary attendance banner Mrs. Wtll Soctal hos tesses were Mrs gave de\Ottons foH owm g the Nettle Hay es, M1 s Inu pled ge to the flag by Junto1· Massar , M1·s Bcrm ce May, Tr oo p 100, Carol Morns, and Mos Stbley Slack Next Canullc Swindell and Kathy rneetang of lhc gr oup wtll be Qu1vcy • held on the tlurd Tucs dr~ y 111 Speaker at the meetm g was May the dn ec to1 or the Southeast OhiO En-.e r ge ncy Medi cal Scrv1c.:e, who Outlmed the role VlSlTlNG 1\ELATlVES Mrs Evelyn F1ck Young of of EMS, 1ts cummumcatwns Sidney has spent the past sys tem , the te chmc1ans equtpped severa l day s 10 PomcrO)' llli.i!Hlln g th e well M VISiti ng wtlh MISS E hzHbeth ambu lanc.:cs, the eme1 gcncy Ftck, and other rch1livcs and tr catment centers, and the cos t fn ends. She was JOined here by of pi ov1dmg the serv1ce The her husba nd , Hobart, ThursM spcc1ke1 noted that stations wt ll bt.: c~tubl! !) hed In Pomctoy, d~JY mght for a weekend vtsJt nactne and Hutland and that p m Sund <ly dt Ht~wling s all lhree are expected to be tn Ga r<~ ge m Middleport and at 2 operaL1011 hy early June p m on the par ktng lot in and New Colors. + Q uasa-- se once cu1i¥e each weeks week torThe "' oon la st publ tc at 1on wd l be made May 4, 1973 , and lt1e 28 days for answer wtll commence on tt1at date In case of your fat lure to answer or otherw tse respond as requ 1red by th e OhiO Ru les of CtYII Procedure , tudgment by default Will be rendered aga tns t you for the re ltef demanded 11'1 the Comp latnl Dated March 28, 1973 Larry Spencer, Clerk of Court Me tgs County Common Plea!;> Court ( J) 30 , ( A ) 6, 13 , 20, 27 , (5} 4 Excellent Readtng for' Easter . ~ .TM ENSEMBLE T.V. WITH INSTAMATIC TUNING .." A comp le te ensemb le wtth roll about cart for ea s y mobtl tty lnsta matte tuntng , the Bnght Tube and lighted dtc'll channel selec tor Cabtnet ol Walnut gratned htgh tmpa c t poly s tyrene Dtpole antenna 17 " h. 2JJs" w, t9 •o~" d (depth mcludes tube cap) OFF Regular Values •s0' 10 Glory of Easter :2.50 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 00 $ ' EASTER IDEAL $1.95 Just a few hours of your lime Is alltt takes and tt's Phone: 9!12-3748 reviewed the Pioneer Days' Celebration heJd in Me1 gs County an 1938 tn observance of !he 150lh anmversary of the foundtng of the Northwest Territory , She reported on event_., 1n connection with the celebratiOn as published m lhe 1938 Weekly Democrat Newspaper as well as unusual fa cts ' _WERNER RADIO. & T.V. 2nd Ave. Middleport Bahr.Clothiers ,. ,.·. to •75"" ... , L--...;._;M~IO;;OL:EP~O~RT:,:0.:.::::,.,::::: : ..:; ''•' . ..· �6- The Daily Sentinel, M1ddkport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Atllll :ro. 197j PORTLAND Wor ':> h;p 7 10 p nr , f'\l'cntnQ wor shrp. 7 30 ST PAUL LU THERAN lhc Rt•v Arthur C Lund , P m , C llur c: h ~C h oot Y 30 a rn . P m U rhlf' <,tudy, W('df'lC.,.dily , SU TTOH Wo~ !:.h tp II a m P<l Sior ~ undc'\y g-o;.c hoot (nur IIO pm 1n<t ilnd 4th Sunday .. . Chur c h sery .1du ii L 9 15 a"' , Charles MT UNION BAPTIST <ic: hool 10 a m Evans , Ct. rr s l t<'!n Edu<:illron ~cv Cec.r l Co~~: , pas lor Sunday WESLEYAN Ckacntel Su pt , wor sh•p service. 10 JO "'c hoot ~up l ; Joe Sayre Wor s h tp , 11 a rrr , 'Church .1 n t , c on t rrmat ton c litsses , 'lu rld,1y Sch ool , 9 45 a m Sctu)ol , t O a m Tuesday 1 8 IS, tun.or c on Sunday evenrng wor ~ h t p. 7 3Q NORTHEAST CLUSTER l •rmrti iOn c la ss. t unE' se t Wt•<lncsday praye r and B rble Rev . Jacob Lehman weck.ly , senror con f rrrnatron POMEROY s tudy , I JO p m Rev Stanley 8r-4n1dum c l,l SS Scn ,or c hO!f. 7 30 p m POMEROY TRINITY TUPPERS PLAINS SACRED HEART Rev JOPPA WorSh tp LOam , T vc<; r:Jav Rev W H Perr•n , Pa~tor . Roy CHRISTIAN CHURCH F ather Bernard Krat co vi c: , SEVENTH DAY AD - Church Sc: hool 9 am , Prayer .. Mayer , . S.up.k-<;hurch school , pa s tor Euqene Underwood , pastor . Phone 99 2 ?8?5 Meetmg , Wedn esday tl p m 9 . 15.a m . wor$h1p . 10 24a m , V E NTIST Located on Howard Caldwell, Jr, Sunday Sa turday evenrng Mass, 7 30 \,.ONG BOTTOM Church Mulb e rry He l ghl!i , near youth cho•r rehearsal Monday . p rn Su nday Mass , 8 and 10 School Supt . Su nday Sc hool , V t> terans M cmorra l Hosprlal , services, 9 a m , s unday 9 30 il m 6 30 p m . Mrs Marv •n Burt. MQrnrng sermon. am Con t essrons , Satu rday , 1 Sc hool 9 45 a m Bible Study Pomeroy Pa 'S tor H erbert dt re c tor , sen.or cho1r tO 30 a . m , Su nday evenr ng 1 30 p m every Thur sday , 7 3() p m Morgan S<Jbbafh Sch ool , ever\1 S(' rV!Ce-, 7 p m rehearsal ; 7 JD p m ,--fhu rs POMEROY FIRST BAP NORT H BETHEL Wor Saturday at i p m and wor shrp day , Mrs Paul Nease . LETI\RT FALLS UN I TED TIST Robert Kuhn , pastor , Shrp I! am , Chu rch St:hOOI 10 BREThREN d•rec lor . se rv 1Ct" to l lowtng at 3 15 p m Rev F r eeland W rl lra m Watson , Sunday school am Open B rble dtscuss •on eilch POMEROY CHURCH OF sup I Su nday school , 9 30 am , Norrr s, pastor , Floyd Norr. s . ALFRED Sunday school , su pt Sunday school, 9 JOa m , Thursday at 7 30 p m at the THE NAZARENE Corner BYF , 6 p m . Brb le study 9 oiS a m each Sund ay , chu r ch " The Frrendly Unton ana Mulberry Rev mornrng sermon , TO JO am , Wednesday 7 p m , ch o rr preachmg a i II a m each Chur ch " Clyde V Henderson , pastor Prayer serv1ce . Wednesday . practrce Wednesday , 8 30 p m .' Sunday Prayer meeting , 1 4S 7 30 p m GRA H AM UNIT ·EO Sunday School , 9 30 a m , Glen POMEROY WESLEYAN '• p m Wedne sday , W SCS 8 p m MET H ODIST Prea c hrng McClung , sup ! morntng. CHESHIRE CHURC H OF HOLINESS CHURC H on th~rd Tuesday each mon lh 9 JO a m , frr5t and s.econd worship , 10 30 am . evenmg GOD OF PROP H ECY , G P Harr rs onvllle Road , Rev •• REEDSVILLE Su nday Smr th , pas tflr Sun day Sc hool , Sundays of each mon th , lh rrd s.e rvtce , 7 30 . mid week ser 0 Dell Mar, ley , Pa !'.IOr , Henry sc hool , 9 30 . preachrng , 7 30 and t ourth Su ndays each v1ce , Wednesday , 7 30 p m 10 am , Arthur Hen son, Sup! , Eblrn Su nday School Su pt " p m Sunda y , prayer mee t rng , Mornrng Wor5h tp . 11 am , month , worsh•p servrce at 7 JO GRACE EPISCOPAL Sun day Scho ol 9 30 a m , 7 30 p m Tuesday , W SCS, 7 30 Young Peoples se rv tce . 7 p m , p m Wednesday evenings at prayer and sermon , Eveninq w orshr p 7 JO p m , " Morning f rrif Thursday each mon th 7 JO, Prayer and Btbl e Study 10 30 a m Holy commun•or, Ev e nrng serv.ce, 7 30 p m Praye r and Prarse service , SI LVER RI D GE ~ W o r Shi p Wednesday M•d W eek Prayer FIRST SO U T H ER N BAP and se rmon . f irst sundays 1 Thursday . 7 30 p m ''. 10 am , Church School, 9 am T I ST ?82 MUlberry Ave , 10 30 a m Church schoo L Se rv rce, 7 30 p m , Youth NEASE SETTLEME N T TUPPERS PLAI N S P omeroy , affilrated wrth k i ndergarten l hrough e1ghth meet rng 6 30 p m , Even.ng CHAPEL Non Worshrp 9 a rn , C hurch worshrp , 7 30 p m S B C , th e Rev F r ed H rll, grade . 10 JO a m • denomrnatrona l , George S Schoo l , 10 am p as tor Her shel M cClure , ,.• P OM ER OY CHURCH OF Drier , PasfOr Sunday Sc hool 10 C H ESTER C HU RCH O F KE N O C HU RC H OF T H E N AZARE N E Sunday schoo l sup t Sunday CHR IST - Mr Hoyt Allen , Jr , Rev am WOrSI'rrp Se rv 1ce 11 am ' pastor CHR I ST Hobart N ew e l l. Herbert Grate, pastor wor sc hoo l. 9 JO a m , morn rng Btble School, 9 30 a rn , Sunday fl !Qhl servrces 7 30 su pt Se n.•rce weekly , 9 lOam worshrp , 10 30 am , , Sunday worshrp , 10 30 , adult worshrp Shr p se rvr ce, 11 am and 7 30 pm Wednesday Prayer on Su nday Prea c hrng frr s t and p m Sunday Sunday Sc hool evang etrstrc meetrng , 7 30 p m servrc:e and young people- 's mectmg 7 30 p m Everyone !h lrd Sunday s of month by 9 30 am Prayer meetrng , Wedne sday, meetmg , both 7 30 p m sun wetconu:! Rrchard Barton , Cl tf! Ord Smr th , 9 30 am 7 JO p m day Wednesday , combrnE'd supt Prayer meetrng Wed POMEROY WES T SID E H OBSO N C HRI S TIAN nesday , 7 30 p m M IDDL E POR T Brblc study and prayer CHURC H OF CH R I ST, 200 W • U N IO N Darrel Doddrrlt. MT MO RIAH B APTIST mcelrng, 7 30 p m B RADBUR Y ' CHURCH O F Ma rn St - Lor en T Stephens , Sund ay Sc hool , 9 30 C HR IST Corne r F ourth and Ma 1n , pasfor TH E SAL VA TION ARMY ~ Clr fford Smr lh , evangeltsl. pho n e 992 7856 Leonard Grlmore , frrst mm .s t er Sunday Sc hool 9 30 M iddleport Rev H enry Key , am Envoy Ray W Wrn rng , oft rctr Conserva t.v e. non .• m charge Sunday , 10 am , rnslrumenta l Sunday worsh •P· Jr . pa s tor Su nday Schqo l , 9 30 e lder . evenrng se rvrce , 7 JO am , mornrng Church 10 30 p m Wednesday prayer am ' a m , Mr s Erv.n Baum gar d Ho l rness meetrng , 10 30 a m , Sunday eventng servrce , 10 am . B1b!~ study , 11 am , meettng , 7 JO p m ner ) sup ! , Morn rng w or shrp , Sun day School Young Peop le's _wor shr p , 6 p m 7 30 p m Wedne sday serv1ce, 8 Wednesday MT M ORIAH CHURCH OF pm 10 45 a m Leg ron , 1 p m Thur sday, I to 3 Brbte s tudy , 7 p m G OD - Ra c rne Route 2 The J E HOVAH' S WI T N ESSES P m , Lad res. H'om e League 7 L A UR EL C LIFF FREE " M IDW AY C O MM UNITY Rev Charles Hand , pastor Larry Carnahan , pres rdrng p m , Prep tl a sses MET HODIS T ReV Roberf C HUR C H ( non Su nday school. 9 45 a m ., mrn 1stor Su nday , B•b l e tee E Bu<;kley , pastor Wrllram ctenomr nat ton a !), Langsv tl le mor r,r ng worsh rp , 11 am Watchtower Although the Gl'eal Salt Dexter Road , the Rev Worley lur e , 9 30 am Bailey , supt , Sunday school Evenrng servrces, Tuesday and 9 JD a m , morn rng worshrp, 10 JO am , Tuesday •',. Lake IS ted by fleshwatet H aley , pa stor Su nday school. study Frrday , 7 30 B•ble study , 7 30 p m Thur s 10 30 am , evenrng wor shrp, streams and has no connec:- 10 am , evenrng worshrp , 7 JO day , mrnrs try sc hool , 7 30 BEARW A LLOW RIDG E 7 30 p m Wedne sday Chrrstran p m Praye r meelrng , C HUR C H O F CHRIST B1ble Yo u th Cr usade , 6 30 p m , tion w1th the ocean . it 1s Tuesday, 7 30 p m p m , se rv1 <;e mee l rng a 30 L st udy , 9 30 am , mornrng prayer m&et•ng, 7 30 p tn , about SIX ttmr.s as saltv as g r oup , Frtday , 7 30 p m youth pm wor s hip , JO 30_ ~-m , even rng Thur sday c horr pra c t•ce . 7 M IDDL E POR T C HURCH of ., the ocean wor s hrp , 6 30 p m Wednesday pm C h rrs t m Chrt stra n Un 1on Brble stud y , 1 30 p m Lawronce Mantey , pastor ; UNIT E D MINISTR Y OF DEXTER CHURCH OF Mr s Russell Young , Sunday M E IG S COUNTY , Th e Un1ted C HRIST ~ Danny Evans , Schoo l Supt Sunday Sc hoo l P r es b y t e n a n Church , Dwight past or . Norman C Wrll , supt 9 30 am Evenrn g worsh tp , L Zavrtz ; · Pastor D rrector , S unday School 9 30 am , 7 30 Wednesday prayer \>~ meet1ng, 7 30 p m George w Hutton and Rev Worsh•p se r v;ce , 10 30 am MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Lin son Sfebbrns, Ass'f Pastor Chr1s t ran Endeavor Sunday Orre c to r s evenrng GOD - Rac rne Rout e 2, the FIRST UNIT E D PRES REORGANIZED CHURCH Rev J ames M Mun cy pastor Sun day sc hoo l. 9 45 a m , BYTERIAN , M1ddle OF JESUS CHRIST OF mornrng wor sh rp , 11 a rn , port. Sunday Churc h Schoo l , 'LATT E R DAY SAIN TS evenrng worshrp , 7 JO p m Sc hool 9 30 am , Mrs . Homer Por tl and Racine Road Ra lph Prayer mee l mg, Tuesday , 7 30 Lee Supt ; Morn rn g Worshtp J ohnson , pas t or H erber1 p m , Young people' s mee t rng , 10 30 am Wht l e, Sunday ,Sc hoo l Dr rec t or 7 30 p m Thursday F I R S T U N I T E D Sunday Sc hool, 9 30 am , R UTLAND CHURCH OF PRE S BYTERIAN , Mrd Mor n 1ng worshrp, 10 30 am, • By Keith Wise ' GOO Ber th a K rngrey , d l epor t , Sunday Chu r ch School, Sunday even.ng servrce 7 p m Minister, Rutland Church of Christ 9 30 am , Lew1s Sauer , Sup ! su bstrtute pas l oJ Sunday Wed n esday eve n 1n g p raye r ~ This everung as you Sit m your arm chair contemplating Sc hool 10 a rh , worshrp Mo rn 1ng W o r sh rp , 10 30 am se r v rc es , 7 JO p m servrce 7 p m Sunday Pr ayer MT OLIVE CHURCH BETHLEHEM BAPTI ST ,{ your life, consider these factors tha t you may have overlooked, mee trng, We dnesd a y , 7 30 p m L ong Bottom , Sun day School, G r eat Bend, Charles Norns , HAZEL COMMUNITY 10 am wrth Wr l l ard Pr go tt , paslo r Worshrp servr<:e, 9 30 • First r no matter wha t state of mmd you are m, there IS CHURCH ~ N e'a r L ong Bot sup ! Evangelrst message each am , Sunday Sc h ool , 10 30 someone who loves you Yes, God loves you' (John 3· 16 ), that !om Estrl Har t. p asto r , R oy Sunday even rng, 7 30 p m by am B r own, assiSta n t pastor E lder R usse ll Cl rne, m rn 1s l er CARLETON CHURCH person you see every mornmg lookmg back at you m the mirror Sunday or t he A postolrc Fa1 th B rb l e K;ngsbu ry school 10 a m , Chu r ch Road Sunday ,· With all of h1s or her fallmgs or tnwnphs. St udy , Wednes d ay. 7 30 p m Sc hool , 9 30 a m, Ralph Car l , 7 30 p m each Su nday rn g p rayer mee tm g 7 JO F I R S T U N I T E D supt Wo r shtp se r v rce, 10 30 ... Second , If you know the Lord and have come to a savmg peven m Thu r sday PRESBYTERIAN , Sy r ac u se , am and 7 30 p m a lt ern ately MIDDLEPORT PEN Mo r n, n g W q r s hr p, 9 a m . Pr ayer meet1ng, W ednesday . .: knowledge of him, what type of fruit are you producmg' T E CO STAL - T h rrd Ave , th e Sunday Church School , 10 am 7 JO p m Rev , Jay Sttles. Galatians 5 22·23 says , "But the fruit of the spint IS Love, JOY, Mrs Sam pson Ha rt , Supt pas t or Rev Wr ll ram Knr ll e l pastor S TIVERSVILLE COM OLD DEXTER CON peace, long suffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, Rona l d Dugan , Sunday Sc hoo l MUNITY CHURCH - Sun day GREGATIONAL CHURCH Sup! Classes for all ages :: temperance, agamst such there IS no law " You may say to even1ng se r vrce , 7 JO p m school servrce, 10 a m , P rayer Rev Carl R rc h a rd s, meetr n g, T hu rs d ay, 7 p m , pas t o r Mr s Wo rl ey Brble s t udy Wednesday, 7 JO ., yourself, "but I don 't ha ve those fruits." If not, then let us Simply Sunday eve n rng serv rce, 7 p m Fra n crs, Su n day schoo l supt P m you t h se r v rco€5, Frrday :; look at the B1ble's cntena of salvatwn. 7 30 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday s c hool , 9 45 am , FR E EWILL BAPTIST ,Pomeroy H a rrrsonvd l e c hurc h serv1ces , seco n d and •,• The Bible IS very explicit as to the steps of sa lvatton . On the Cor ner As h and Plum , M• d Road Ke nn e th Eberts, pas t or f ourth Su nd ays f ortowrng day of Pentecost after , ''eve~y man heard them speak m h1sown r.J i e por t , N oe l Herrman , Paul McE l roy, Sunday School Sunday school. frr st and t ht r d a s tor •S a turday evenrng Sup I Sunday Sc h ool 9 30 am , Sunday evenrngs, 7 30 p m language," Peter preached the first gospel sermon.ln Acts 2·37 pserv •ce. 7 p m Sunday school morn rng worshtp and com L 0 N G 8 0 T T 0 M mu nr on, 10 30 a m , Su n day CHRISTIAN Mr R ober t IO a m Sunda y even rng :: this preaching produ ced the questiO n, "Men and brethren what worship, 7 p m evening youth Chrrstra n en Wya f1 , pas to r Su nd a y Sc hool shall we do ?" . FIRST BAPTIST Of Mrd deavo r 6 30, Wo r Sh ip ser su p t , Ro nal d Osborne, Bible The reply was simple, d1rect, and biblica l: "Repent and be d lepor t. corner o f S l)r;,th an d v rces, Sunday, 7 30 p m Sc hoo l 9 30 am, pr eac h mg Palmer St ree ts Rev Cha r les Wednesda y even m g prayer 10 45 am , Evenrng se r v rc es , • '• b..1.pbzed everyone of you in the name of Jesus for the remissiOn meet rng and B 1b le study, 7 JO 7 30 p m Srmons . p d s t or Danny Thompso n Sunday Sc h o o l HYSELL RUN FREE p m of SinS, and shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost." Super rn t end ent Su nday ST J OHN LUTHERAN .- METHODIST - R on a ld W el l s, •· r' Other examples of conversion are JUst as plam. In Acts 35 ch u r c h school f or every on e P rn e G r ove the Rev A rth ur p .;~s t or Sunday Schoo l 9 30 , M orn rn g wor shrp Combs. pas t or Su n day school. am , Mor n rn g w or shr p , 10 JO • Ph1llip preached Jesus, and afterward the eunuch confessed 910 1515 am a m .. Eve n 1n g servrc es 9 30 a m , church servrces, am , Youn g Peop le's Servrce 6 45 p m . Eva nge l 1s t rc ser " Jesus and was batized (Immersed). Paul m Acts 9, after 7 30 p m Wednes d i,'ly p rayer 10 30 am serv rce , 7 30 p m Ex tr a youth BRADBURY CHURCH OF VrCe, JO p m Pr a y e r repending, was baptized {urunersed ). The Jailer, Aqu1la and ac t rv rtres on Su n day , 5 p m , CHRIST B rbl e Sc h oo l , 9 JO mee l rn g 7 Thur sd a y, 7 30 p m for a l l you th u p to s.x th g r ade am , m ornr n g worsh rp , 10 30 FREEDOM GOSPEb PriScilla, all of these were merely ohedient 6 30 f or run tor and senror hr gh am Sunday eve nm g W or sh •P MISSION - B al d Knob s, R ev • Many would have you believe that you are saved first, then stu de nt s Se r v rce, •7 30 p m , chor r L R Gluesencamp, pas t or OF CHRIST , prac l •ce Sunday a nd W ed Roge r Wrlfre d , Sr , Sun day :; baptized . But Mark 16: 16 says, "He that believeth and Is baptized M CHURCH rddt e port. 5 th a nd M a r n nesday 7 p m , pr a y er mee t rng Sc h ool Su p! Sund a y Sc hoo l ' sha ll be saved; he that believeth not shall be damned ." It doesn't Rau lrn M oye r p as t o r Mr ch a e l and B rble St u d y W edn esQay, 9 JO am Sun d a y evenr ng Ge rl ac h Sun da y Schoo l su p ! 7 30 p m worsh1p 7 30 P ray er mt:!et rng, say, "he that believeth and IS saved shall he baptized.' ' Brb l e Sc h oo l , 9 JO a m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Tuesday , 7 30 p m E rn es t mor nt n g w or shrp , 10 JO a m Rev F r ee land N or r tS, pastor Deeter, class leader Yo uth .. You may ask, 'If the B1ble places such an emphaSis on total eve n rng wor sh rp, 7 30 p m , Sund ay sch ool 10 am , Ch ur ch mee t rn g, Wednes d ay, 7 30 :: conversion , why does my church mefely say to come to an altar, praye r servt ce 7 p m Wed se r vtce, 7 p m Wednesd ay p m E r nest D eete r , leade r _ • B rble St u d y, 7 p m MT HERMON CHURCH OF :: repent and let Jesus come in ?" The answer to this questiOn IS not nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH RACINE FIRST CHUR CH THE UNITED BRETHREN IN .; opinionated, but scripturally based. Do you remember Peter 's OF THE NAZARENE -- R ev OF THE NAZARENE CHRIST R ober t S h o o k, A udr y M 1ller, pas t o r , L ew rs Sun d ay Sc h ool , 9 30 am . pasto r Su n day sc hooL 9 30 reply to the people on Pentecost? He answers the questiOn of E ll•s. Sund a y sc h oo l su pt , Morn rng WorS h ip, 10 30 am , am, Russe ll Spencer , supt, when our sins are remitted and how to receive the Holy Spmt. If Sund ay sc"',o ol , 9 30 a m , Even rng w ors h rp, 7 30 p m , wo r shrp serv rce, 10 45 am , mornm g wo r sh rp , 10 30 , 1Un 1or Wed n esday M rd W ee k Se rvr ce e v en rr'l g wor shi P alt er na t rng you read Acts 2:38 there is a little word you may have overlooked socre ty , 6 30 p m N Y P S, 6 45 Sunday School Su p er rn t endent , w rth C E at 7 30 p m on m your reading . This word IS for. In the ongmallanguage this p m Sunday evan g elrs l rc Ge r al d We ll s Pasto r , Rev Sund ay Prayer mee t mg, 7 30 meettng, 7 30 - p m Prayer Mo rr rs M Wo lf e p m W ed nesd ay A lf r ed W olfe, word IS "etS 1 and denotes purpose, or conclusion. In other words RACINE FIRST BAPTIST lay l ead er meetr ng, W ed n esd ay, 7 30 p m Edwar d B F isc h er , pas t or WHITE 'S CHAPEL MEIGS baptism is for the remisston of sins and reception of the Holy' COOPERATIVE rn l el'"lm , R onn te Sals er, Coolvr ll e R D .Qev Roy D ee t er , Spmt. . PARISH Sunday Sc hool su p t , Su nda y pas t or sun day sch ooL 9 30 THE UNITED sc ho o l, 9 30 a m , m orn tng am w or.shrp ser v rce , 10 30 All scholars of every denominatiOn admit that at baptism _ _ METHODIST CHURCH worsh1 p 10 45 am , Sun d ay am B1b le st u d y and p r aye r (lmmerston) our sins are washed away and we receive the Holy Robert R . Card evenr n g w ors h tp, 7 30 p m scrvrce, Wednesd a y, 7 30 p m Drrector Wednesda y eve rn g Brble st ud y, RUTLAND Spirtt Differences in opinion have come from pohcy leaders at POM ERO.Y ,CLUSTER 7 JO p m RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST the grass roots level of denominations. Let us then declare the Rev Robert R . Card DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Sarn u e l Jac k so n , Rev F Stant en Smrth Rev La wr e n ce S ull ;van, p asto r Sunday School , 10 am , whole truth and nothing but the truth, that If a person wants the CHESTER ~ W or s h ip 9 15 pasto r Sun d ay Sch oo l 9 30 M rs Gert ru d e Butler, s up t fruits of the spirit that are genwne, he must sincerely accept am , Chur ch Sc hoo l 10 a m a m , you th a nd IUnr or yo uth P raye r servrce , 1 30 p m ENTERPRISE - W or sh1 p, 9 servtce, 6 45 p m , evenrn g prea-chrng servrce. 1 p m Jesus by faith r smcerely repent of his sms, smcerely confesses am , Ch u r ch Sc h ool, 10 a m wo r sh rp ,7 JOpm , pr aye r an d RUTLAND CHURCH OF FLATWOODS - Wor shrp, 11 Jesus as the Son of God, sincerely be hapbzed {immersed 1 for pr arse, We d nesd ay, 7 JO p m CHRIST - Ketfh Wrse, pas t or , Ch u r c h Sc h ool 10 a m SILVER RUN FREE Sun da y Sc h oo l , 9 30am , V H the remisswn of his sms and the gift of lhe Holy Spirit, and then am POMEROY Wo rs h rp , BAPTIST _ Re v Ho war d Braley, sup ! , w ors h ;p se r vrce 10 30 am , Ch ur ch Sch ool 9 15 faithfully follow Jesus in spirit, !"hich is the frwt of the spmt. Krmb l e,pas tor Sunda y Schoo l , and c om mun ro n , 10 30 am , a m , U M Y F 6 30 p m 10 a m , rt enr y D a v rs, supt , eve nrn g se r v rce, 7 p m , Let us not forget that neither step m itself brmgs salvation ROCK SPRINGS - W or shtp even 1ng se r v rce, 7 30 p m Wednesd a y , Brble s t ud y , 7 p m 10 a m , Ch urc h Sc h oo l 9 a m P raye r meetr n g, T h ursday, Regu l ar b oard mee trn g, th rr d )ust as nails by themselves, wood by itself, plaster by 1tself doe~ UMYF 6 30pm 7 30 p m Sa t u r day eac h m ont h , 7 p m not build a house . These steps provide the greatest mind movmg MIDQLEPORT CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF RUTLAND COMMUNITY Rev . Robert Bumgarner GOD R ev Ja m es Sa t CHURCH The Rev L ee e~perten ce mall of one's lifetime. Salvation ts for conversion or HEATH Wo r s h rp 10 JO 1erf re l d, pasto r Su nd ay sc hoo l. Bu rn e m , P astor Sund a y change of the nature that makes us sinful. Jesus, only Jesus, shed a m , Ch u r c h Sc h oo l 9 30 a m , 9 30 am , wor shr p se r vrce , 11 School 9 30 a m , Wors h tp UMYF 7 p m am , eve nrn g ser v ice, 7, servrce , 11 a m We dn esd ay his blood for the world on the Cross. . RUTLAND - Wor sh tp 9 15 praye r se r v rce and yo uth p raye r meetrng, 7 30 p m a m , Churc h Schoo l 10 a m . If yo~ want your life to have more purpose, be obedient to servrce, Wed n esd ay, 1 p m Sun d<"Y nrg ht wors h rp , 7 30 U M Y F 7 pm LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN . P m God's Word, not to the word of any man . You will th en produce· SALEM CENTER Wor CHURCH - Robert E Musser, RUTLAND CHURCH OF s hr p 9 a m , Chu rc h Sc h oo l 10 fruit from that spint you received at Bapttsm. pas tor Sun da y Sc hool, 9 30 THE NAZARENE Rev am ,, U MYF Th ur sd ay, 7 p m am , Robe rt Bobo, s u pt , Lloyd D Gr rm m, Jr, p as to r SYRACUSE CLUSTER mor n rn g wors h tp , 10 30 , Su n day School. 9 30 a m , Rev Merrell Floyd Sunday evenrn g se r vrce, 7 JO , Morn rng w o r shr p , 10 30 am , ASBURY Wor s h ip 11 M rd week ser v1ce , We d nesd ay Yo un g people 's se r vrce , 6 45 a m , Ch urch School 9 50 a m . 7 30 p m ' P m , E v a ng e l is t rc s er vrce , WSCS, l s i Tu esday SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 7 30 P m W ed n esda y even rn g FOREST RUN - Worshtp 9 THE NAZARENE .,..., Rev M NOTICE se r v1ce. 7 30 p m Brds w111 b e rece rved by th e a m • C h u r ~h School 10 am . C L a r 1more, pas t o r Bo b MASON COUNTY underS ig ned at t he Law Offrce w scs, 3rd We d nesday , 7 30 Moor e , Sun day Sc hoo l Sup! THE HILAND CHAPEL , ' of B~rnard V Pul t z, P omer oy p m Sunday Sc h ool, classes for a tl George Casto, pa st or Sunday MINER SVILLE Worsh rp Nat1onal Bank Burldrng , ages, 9 30 am , m ornrn g Sc hool. 9 JO eve n 1ng worshrp , 10 a m , Ch urc h Sc h o o t ' 9 am , Pome r oy , Oh 10, un t 1l Satu r day, wo r shrp , 10 45 , N Y P S Sunda y , 7 JO Thursday evenmg pr ayer Aprrl 28. 1973, for the sa le of the W SCS, 3rd Monday , 7 30 p m eva n gel i StiC se r vtce servtce 7 JO p m 6 30 p m SYRACUSE Ch u rch Char re's H ya tt prope rt y, Sunday, 7 30 p m M1d week M A SON FIRST BAPTIST and be mf ormed of the t unc ~rluated 10 the Vi ll age o f school 9 am , w ors h rp se r p r ayer meetrng, Wedn esd ay, Secon d an d Pomer oy Sf s , Sta n ; t1o n s of 'I(Our gove r nment are Mrddlepor t cons ts l rng Il l (11 A v rce 730pm 7 30 p m , M1ss ronary mee li ng, Craig pastor Sun day schoo l , e m b od red rn p ub l rc no ti ces In SOUTHERN CLUSTER .. vacant lot used as a trarler sec ond Wed n esd ay, 7 30 p m 9 45 am , wo r shrp se r vrce , 11 that se lf government c ha r ges Re v . F r ank Chee se brew space to ca l ed on Nor t h Secon d UN l TEO FAITH NON am · ' tra.nrng unron , 6 30 a ll crfr l e ns t o be rn t orm ed Rev . Martha Ann Mattn er Avenue and <V Res rden ce r ear DENOMINATIONAL Rev P m evenrng wo r sh rp servrce. th rs new spa per urges eve r y Rev . Howard Shivel e y estate located af 7 9 1 N orth Robert Smith, pastor Sund a y 7 30 P m Mrd week pr ayer c i ti ze n to r ead an d stu d y th ese BETHANY ( Do r ca s ) Se cond Avenue , Midd l epor t , school 9 30 am , c rass teader se r vrce Wed nesday , 7 30 p m n o t rees we st rong l y adv•se Worshr p , 9 30 am , Ch urch Ohro, on whrch rS located a sl~ Leo Hrll , wor S h rp serv 1ce: FAIRVIEW BI 8 L E th ose crtrze n s, seekr n g l ur th er Schoo l 10 30 a m room house wrth bath 10 30 am , ch ur ch , 7 30 p m CHURCH - Leta rt Rou t e 1. the rnlo rm atron , to exe r crse therr CARMEL W ors h ip , 11 Terms of sa l e cash rn hand on E D E N U N 1 T E 0 Rev S ian Crarg , p as t or r rQh t of access to pu blrc day ol sate A ll brds wr i t be a m , 1s t and 3r d Sun days, BNCTHREN IN CHRIST _ Sunday s c hool 9 30 am , re c ords a nd p u bl rc meet 1ngs sub1ect to approval by the Church Sch ool, 10 am E ldon R Bla k~. p a sto r Sun d ay prayer and Brble sfudy , 7 · 30 APPLE GROVE - Wo r sh rp, Probote Court , and !he rrght rS School 10 am Wrnn 1e p m Collage prayer servrce , reserved to re t ect any and all 7 JO p m f rr sl and thrrd Sun Hols •ng er , Sup ' Mor n rng Tuesday , 10 am , wors h tp b rds cl ay~ C h u r ch sc h oo l. 9 JO sermon, IT am , Eventng se r v1ce , Fnday 7 30 p m am , p r aye r meetmg , frrst serv rce Chrrstran E nd eavor, MA SON CHURCH OF W ednesday , 7 JO p m HARRIETT HYATT 7 30 p m M rs Ly d a CHRI ST - Worshrp 10 am, PUBLIC NOTICE E AST LETART - Wor!:ohrp , Cheva l re r adm rn rstratrrx Of the presrde n t song B i b l e study , 11 · 15 am, Se a led b rd s Will be r ece rved Estate of Charles Hyal', 7 30 p m , secon d a11d f ou rth ser vrce and sermo n , 8 20 Mrd evenmg worshr p , 7 JO p m , by t h e Olr ve Townshi p Board o f Su ndays, chur c h schooL 9 30 W eek ~ Prayer meetrng . Wed M rd week serv rce Wednesday , dece ased ,• Trustees a t th e o ff ice of the (J) 16, 18, 20, 23, 25 , 27 6t c am p r aye r meeti n g , th• t d nesday , 7 30 p m Mrs Marre 7 30 P m 1 Townsh ip Cl erk f or t he pur Wednesday , 7 30 p m Hplswrger class l eader M A SON ASSEMBLY OF :~ chase of a n ew L oader Backhoe G R E AT SEND - Wo r Ship IJ CHURCH OF JESUS GOD - Second St , Mason , W ,, O ff e r e d a s t r ad e rn one ( 1l Case a n1 ,. 2nd al)d 4th Sundctys CHRI ST Loc ated at Rulland Va Ches t er Tennant, pas tor • .tJO Loader aa c k h oe Ct-u r c h '\o: hoo t 10 am on New 6rma Road , next to Su nday School , 10 am . 1 E ' 6.R.,.. F ALL S Bid s lo be op en e d at th e off rce Wo r Shrp ' ores! Acre Park Rev Ray m ornrng worshrp, 11 am , o • t he Tr us t ees a t Reedsv i lle , >u,o '"" •ul 9atTl , RouSE' oasror Robert Musser evange t .s tiC serv •c e . 7 30 p m l'ower• Sourc~ Brble slully ( p m f'very '?•mnay l:.ic hoot ' sLrpt Ohro May 2 at 1 o 'cloc;k 1973 SundaY Btble study and praye r sorvrce, Tuesday Specrf•ca lrons f o r the L oa der ~. h oo t, 1 0 JO am worshrp W edn esd<} y, l 30 p m Phone The fa ll mg wa t e r o f the 1 ]ti ;.;, •n Ba c khoe can be ob t ar n ed at t he nrble study Wed 113 S13 J resrde n ce of l he C ler k at Long worl d's nw rs could yield ne ~u ay , 7 JO p m Sdl o..r r llay HARTFORD CHURCH OF M ORNING STAR - WorShip n. ghlprayer se r v lc<~ , 7 30 p m Booom , O h •O T h e Board o f enough hydroelect t tc power C H~IST rn Chr.'stran Unr on Church Schoo l 10 JO Trustees reserve t he r •gh l to lo m ee t 80 pe t ct>n f of m a n 's 9 JU a rn G R 0 V E fhe Rev Wrlham Campbell. H EM L 0 C K a m Mrd Week Se rvrce , CH !o! IS T IA N r elec t any or all brdS Roger Watson , p.1stor Sunday school 9 JO OIIVF Townshrp tutal 1cllctgy needs Only l t o Wednesddv , B p m p t, <- ru r hlay Whaley supt il m James Hughes , sup! , Trustees 2 per cent ol man 's ene1g\ MOR~ E CH A PEL Wor 1\.~orn~"'l wor<;h p , 9 30 a ,11 , Pvcn•ng se r vrce , 7 ' 30 p m A d a B i ssett, Cler k now comes from hvdroe lt"t- Sh 1p 11 am 1~ 1 and Jrd < ll t r ~ ~~ "'- 'l OC I , 10 30 am V•c dne sday even•ng prater Sunday s Chu r ch Schoo l, 10 YO -> IHJ p eOpl E's me('lr rtg , 6 JO (4) 13, 20. 27, 3t c "C lll•g , 7 30 p ll'1 Vflulh trw so ut ces · a on pruy~r serv tce cac't'> 'T ut:- S fl~y J - ~· BARNEY I'M HONGR¥ AS A BEAR , MAW .. FLX ME R HAM S NUFFV 1! THARS BODA CIOUS CR~D R MAKE • GAME IT (I;,' '""" \ 'oW ,.(, v .) ~PREf)ARE fT.:___..;' TO GO II ) OV9ER IN LUKEV 5 BARN _/ SAMW ITCH -. ' '. CAMPUS CLA'ITER " THA't' WAS A STRO!CE o;: GeNrVS W~oN Pli!OI'!:SSOR 4Ril> PrCKED 8 1/1!0 . "' ..' ' .,'· . U AS " 'S UNDE~GRADU ATE ASSISTANT -r----- ...' ... '" .,., ,.:·1 ..••' ... THASS :· . ... the Sermortette The Only Way--Jesus ~1Jht197] KeiiU!r AdOifrt•s!nJ s,e,....oce 111C Slr•tburs. Vrrsrml .' j Sunday luke 19 • 41 -48 • Wednesday Thursday luke 22 • luke 23 • 47-71 1-26 Sh o rt Or der A tr Con d 1t1 oned R est a urant st. Rt·. 7 Chest e r, Ohio MY TEACHER M ISS 15 NaT GHILDREN ,tD LIKE YOU 10 MEE.T MRS.SHERMAN ,ll<E. Friday Saturday Mark 15 • lu~e 23 24·41 50-56 GASOLINE ALLEY ~ou THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. qoin' Pome1 uy t'do ciDn't know, Rufus, if ~ou' l\ .,;et that cat an· juq down kin he'p me ---- cto it! ... F;'h . 992-·3865 A~D 111!;;~ , LODWICK'S MARKET Devoted to th e Greater Ohio Vall e y a se r wt'511 \l.lAAT IOUHAIJE~'T &Dr I !=QR <; MARK V STORE Re xall Drugs We Fill ALI Doctors' Pre scription s 992-2955 Pom eroy Middl e port , Ohio HIS CABIHE! , AM D TifF, ROYAL OAK PARK TO Ati. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Family Recreation Swimming , Camping by THOMAS JOSEPH Bake rs of Hol s um Bread Middle port, Ohio A<:IIOSS I. Dtrcctm of " (;rt cs fHE FARMERS BANK AND ·SAVINGS CO. and GAUl'S MARKET Pomeroy-Member FDIC& Federal Rese rve System W h! /ii)C I':-i. 8. B c lnn d lJd ~ <!Vun tc Ch est e r , Oh 1o of bar ber shop llu a rlc ls HEINER'S BAKERY THE DAILY SENTINEL Bake r s of Good Br e ad Huntington , W. Va. Devot ed t o th e I n t erest o f T h e M e1 g s & Ma son A r ea P om er oy. 0 1 2, Nc tlh c r s rarl ncr 13. Jum b le, \ I· r -,,.----"'- ---,::-- ""J SHE'S 15. lJJrec Lo r lloy Ruth ing fmd J 7. f'ore:-;had ow ZO, Zest f or Old U.S. 33 Ph . 992·7735 Steip In and See Us Middleport nove l 23. Dtrcdor o( ''T he THE DAILY SENTINEL 47 . Hc pc.JL DOWN I Com1 c ~ trip 2. (@ 1973 King Feature• Syndicate, Inc.) cx - t..:lama ttoll N tge rian city JJlYwrn!1rn® u..J • 3. Kmsm un (obbr ) \' esterd ;n 's 1\nswer 18 European 34. D1rcdu r 4. Op c mn g 1n the ol "Wuthcrmg ll mght s r iVCf 19. Dlfectot woods 5. Exp losive devJ cc of "Lawr e nce o f A r abi a 6. Forked (~ (Fr ) 8. Dlrcctol o f " UluwUp" wds) O.K coach " 24.11 a r vcst 25. - bellu m 16. Wh1p 17. Gla brou:-; Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square, to form four ordmary words . 36 Venezue lan COJ)center p cr 3H Old (Gcr J 40 Polyncs1an 27. Mal efic 28. Su nn sc hue 10 Corn er 31. Sq uurc l or beaver ban ana U . Gcu rgc '!i DAM5E.L'5 APPEALED TO KN1 6~ 1S OF OLD lyri CISt 42. Mesh 43. Chcm1 ca l IN 'THI S suffix lhcycJc Th1e( " Now arrance the c:trded letters to rorm the aurprtee anawn, u sunetted by the above cartoon. 26. J1mmy, ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. M&R FOODLINER I K&C JEWELERS ' RALLS BEN FRANKLIN STORE Phone 992-3481 N. Se cond Ave. Middleport , d. ' BOWERS DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT • 1-fA<; ~EEN AROU~D '? 116 W. Mam Ph . 992-7590 Free Es timat es · Guara nteed Installation . - r- Kee psake Diamond Rings 31 2 E Main St. Pom e roy , 0. E. Mam St. l,.OOK AT THE TAACKS OI'J1H£ GROUND. WHICH ONE OF THE.SE ANIMAl-S Wall1o Wall Carpe t Spe cra lt sts CATALOGUE STORE Mr . & Mr s. Charles R. Sheets 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992 -3001 Pomeroy 30, Go I! club lZ. - on SANDPrP£R. Jumhl"" DICED 33. Prank 34. Cl ean olf 35. Prom - FROG . ' P. J. PAULEY, AGENT tAn1wert lomorrow) y our liCe! j "' cnadc 37. Doris 39. Mctn c land RERUN , 'IOU REALL 'T' LET ME m easure 40. Dm:ctor of "La Vita'' or pro fa ne, Ha- waitan CAPTAIN EASY SEARS Authori zed Catalog Mer c ha nt Lou is W Osborn 220 E. Main Pom ero y Ph . 992-2178 TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Paint- Plumbing & Ele ctric al Suppli es Tuppers Plain s , 667-3963 THE DAILY SENTINEL RACINE PLANING MILL Devoted to the Intere st of The: Me1gs & Mason Area Pomeroy , 0 Building Supples and MillWork Ge neral Contractmg Ph . 992-3978 ' style 45. Came on stage DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR ls LONGFELLOW One letter sim ply st ands f or another fn thts sam p l e A i s used f o r t h e thr ee L'!>, X f o r th e tv. o O's. e t c S m gle le tters apostr op hes, the length and f o rmati on of t h e words are all hm ts Each day th e code l e t ter s are differe nt CRYPTOQUOTES N ~Ll l 1\M tl CANNED FATHOM DOWN ~ ! ' WA~ T~E ONE WHO TALKED CHARLIE BROWNINTO LETTING '(OU PL!W ; SO TJ.IEN 'illU 60 AND GET UG INVOLVED IN A 8ETTIN6 5CANOAL! 44 Comm on Pom e roy GOING Ann•l'r: ~,,,.,/ ~~ ~ 11 ftl•fl ' - DINGDONG D o l ce "-'"R'a1f0rlw!de Insu r ance C o o f Co lumbus, 0 307 Spring Ave. Ph. 992-2318 ample 29. Prickle AMANDA PANDA CARPET-LAND, INC. MONTGOMERY WARD I-r f or ex- DB A ANTHONY PLUMBING and HEATING 337 N. 2nd Middl e port 992<IS50 Middleport. Ohio 4()-'(J .-J , _ 35. OtrcctOJ uf " M ar l y ' 21. G IVC th e of "Stage- 22. Na b ok iJ'\• Sell it with a Sentine l D1 s pla y Ad. Phone 992-2156 of Ann e 9. Otrc ctur hvm g GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THE PERSON WHO RUNS AWAY EXPOSES HIMSELF TO THAT VERY DANGER MORE THAN A PERSON WHO SITS QUIETLY.-JAWAHARLAL NEHRU 46. V:u1 ant 7. llorn 16. H1 dl mm· ( F orm e rly Dom1gan s) N ew Owner - D 1ck Sarg ent Th e Store With A He art Racin e Ph . 949 3342 potpourn 14 , Three rn Mcsst ua OUT! DICK'S GROCERY RACINE FOOD MARKET Phon e 992 3284 "" FOR Ht:AI.a!IS 5TOP W1'51\l~ill R)p. ~~S II.I1AT Ge n eral Me r c handi se Tuppe r s Plain s Ph. 667 3280 SWISHER & LOHSE PUBLIC NOTICES , ' KNOWS YORE LI 'L SECRET- WATE RC~E ~ Meigs County Branch 296 W. Sec ond SUNDAY liMES-SENTINEL . .I Monday Tuesday Exodus 12 • Matthew 26 1-13 17-19 GAULS SHAKE HAVEN ,," Your Right io Know PAPPY claim the newness of life returning to dormant branches. Sprmg sunshine gleams on the white p1llars of the church. Everywhere i.s joy and gladness as earth prepares fo celebrate the Easter season . Yet somewhere heort.s ore heavy. Pam blots out springtide ecstas1es. Bird songs torment minds grayed with grief. What message c-on the Holy Day bring them? In the darkest hour of the f~tst Good Friday, Jesus, deserted by His loflowers, re;ected by those He come to save, tortured and suHering, said, 11 Fafher, mfo Thy hands I commend my spmt." Follow His example this Eostertime. Whatever the situation~ however blaolc the outlook- commend your spirit, your very sell to God. Your load will be lightened, your being restored. Your church is on open door wllf(:h caUs you to the joyous realize~ fion ,of God 1t love as an unassailable source of strength in your file. With the hope it w ill , in some measure, foster and he lp s usta in that which is good in family and community life, th is featur e is sponsore d by the bus in ess firm s and o rganization s whose names appear below . a ' DEAR. AH k rlplures H:IK!ed by lite Amerlun 81ble 5oc•ety ., ye OF "CORPORAL A bird carols its heart out. Pale pink blossoms pro- •• .,•• •·' A WRIGHT. CROCK "? •• "•• ,.,,'' 50 V0U OWN THE FIRST COP'{ VH C X Q M F T R K ' N G R K T lJ .THKCo TttK 'N O(: Fl It!') WRE W OXRE - EBGG BW M �6- The Daily Sentinel, M1ddkport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Atllll :ro. 197j PORTLAND Wor ':> h;p 7 10 p nr , f'\l'cntnQ wor shrp. 7 30 ST PAUL LU THERAN lhc Rt•v Arthur C Lund , P m , C llur c: h ~C h oot Y 30 a rn . P m U rhlf' <,tudy, W('df'lC.,.dily , SU TTOH Wo~ !:.h tp II a m P<l Sior ~ undc'\y g-o;.c hoot (nur IIO pm 1n<t ilnd 4th Sunday .. . Chur c h sery .1du ii L 9 15 a"' , Charles MT UNION BAPTIST <ic: hool 10 a m Evans , Ct. rr s l t<'!n Edu<:illron ~cv Cec.r l Co~~: , pas lor Sunday WESLEYAN Ckacntel Su pt , wor sh•p service. 10 JO "'c hoot ~up l ; Joe Sayre Wor s h tp , 11 a rrr , 'Church .1 n t , c on t rrmat ton c litsses , 'lu rld,1y Sch ool , 9 45 a m Sctu)ol , t O a m Tuesday 1 8 IS, tun.or c on Sunday evenrng wor ~ h t p. 7 3Q NORTHEAST CLUSTER l •rmrti iOn c la ss. t unE' se t Wt•<lncsday praye r and B rble Rev . Jacob Lehman weck.ly , senror con f rrrnatron POMEROY s tudy , I JO p m Rev Stanley 8r-4n1dum c l,l SS Scn ,or c hO!f. 7 30 p m POMEROY TRINITY TUPPERS PLAINS SACRED HEART Rev JOPPA WorSh tp LOam , T vc<; r:Jav Rev W H Perr•n , Pa~tor . Roy CHRISTIAN CHURCH F ather Bernard Krat co vi c: , SEVENTH DAY AD - Church Sc: hool 9 am , Prayer .. Mayer , . S.up.k-<;hurch school , pa s tor Euqene Underwood , pastor . Phone 99 2 ?8?5 Meetmg , Wedn esday tl p m 9 . 15.a m . wor$h1p . 10 24a m , V E NTIST Located on Howard Caldwell, Jr, Sunday Sa turday evenrng Mass, 7 30 \,.ONG BOTTOM Church Mulb e rry He l ghl!i , near youth cho•r rehearsal Monday . p rn Su nday Mass , 8 and 10 School Supt . Su nday Sc hool , V t> terans M cmorra l Hosprlal , services, 9 a m , s unday 9 30 il m 6 30 p m . Mrs Marv •n Burt. MQrnrng sermon. am Con t essrons , Satu rday , 1 Sc hool 9 45 a m Bible Study Pomeroy Pa 'S tor H erbert dt re c tor , sen.or cho1r tO 30 a . m , Su nday evenr ng 1 30 p m every Thur sday , 7 3() p m Morgan S<Jbbafh Sch ool , ever\1 S(' rV!Ce-, 7 p m rehearsal ; 7 JD p m ,--fhu rs POMEROY FIRST BAP NORT H BETHEL Wor Saturday at i p m and wor shrp day , Mrs Paul Nease . LETI\RT FALLS UN I TED TIST Robert Kuhn , pastor , Shrp I! am , Chu rch St:hOOI 10 BREThREN d•rec lor . se rv 1Ct" to l lowtng at 3 15 p m Rev F r eeland W rl lra m Watson , Sunday school am Open B rble dtscuss •on eilch POMEROY CHURCH OF sup I Su nday school , 9 30 am , Norrr s, pastor , Floyd Norr. s . ALFRED Sunday school , su pt Sunday school, 9 JOa m , Thursday at 7 30 p m at the THE NAZARENE Corner BYF , 6 p m . Brb le study 9 oiS a m each Sund ay , chu r ch " The Frrendly Unton ana Mulberry Rev mornrng sermon , TO JO am , Wednesday 7 p m , ch o rr preachmg a i II a m each Chur ch " Clyde V Henderson , pastor Prayer serv1ce . Wednesday . practrce Wednesday , 8 30 p m .' Sunday Prayer meeting , 1 4S 7 30 p m GRA H AM UNIT ·EO Sunday School , 9 30 a m , Glen POMEROY WESLEYAN '• p m Wedne sday , W SCS 8 p m MET H ODIST Prea c hrng McClung , sup ! morntng. CHESHIRE CHURC H OF HOLINESS CHURC H on th~rd Tuesday each mon lh 9 JO a m , frr5t and s.econd worship , 10 30 am . evenmg GOD OF PROP H ECY , G P Harr rs onvllle Road , Rev •• REEDSVILLE Su nday Smr th , pas tflr Sun day Sc hool , Sundays of each mon th , lh rrd s.e rvtce , 7 30 . mid week ser 0 Dell Mar, ley , Pa !'.IOr , Henry sc hool , 9 30 . preachrng , 7 30 and t ourth Su ndays each v1ce , Wednesday , 7 30 p m 10 am , Arthur Hen son, Sup! , Eblrn Su nday School Su pt " p m Sunda y , prayer mee t rng , Mornrng Wor5h tp . 11 am , month , worsh•p servrce at 7 JO GRACE EPISCOPAL Sun day Scho ol 9 30 a m , 7 30 p m Tuesday , W SCS, 7 30 Young Peoples se rv tce . 7 p m , p m Wednesday evenings at prayer and sermon , Eveninq w orshr p 7 JO p m , " Morning f rrif Thursday each mon th 7 JO, Prayer and Btbl e Study 10 30 a m Holy commun•or, Ev e nrng serv.ce, 7 30 p m Praye r and Prarse service , SI LVER RI D GE ~ W o r Shi p Wednesday M•d W eek Prayer FIRST SO U T H ER N BAP and se rmon . f irst sundays 1 Thursday . 7 30 p m ''. 10 am , Church School, 9 am T I ST ?82 MUlberry Ave , 10 30 a m Church schoo L Se rv rce, 7 30 p m , Youth NEASE SETTLEME N T TUPPERS PLAI N S P omeroy , affilrated wrth k i ndergarten l hrough e1ghth meet rng 6 30 p m , Even.ng CHAPEL Non Worshrp 9 a rn , C hurch worshrp , 7 30 p m S B C , th e Rev F r ed H rll, grade . 10 JO a m • denomrnatrona l , George S Schoo l , 10 am p as tor Her shel M cClure , ,.• P OM ER OY CHURCH OF Drier , PasfOr Sunday Sc hool 10 C H ESTER C HU RCH O F KE N O C HU RC H OF T H E N AZARE N E Sunday schoo l sup t Sunday CHR IST - Mr Hoyt Allen , Jr , Rev am WOrSI'rrp Se rv 1ce 11 am ' pastor CHR I ST Hobart N ew e l l. Herbert Grate, pastor wor sc hoo l. 9 JO a m , morn rng Btble School, 9 30 a rn , Sunday fl !Qhl servrces 7 30 su pt Se n.•rce weekly , 9 lOam worshrp , 10 30 am , , Sunday worshrp , 10 30 , adult worshrp Shr p se rvr ce, 11 am and 7 30 pm Wednesday Prayer on Su nday Prea c hrng frr s t and p m Sunday Sunday Sc hool evang etrstrc meetrng , 7 30 p m servrc:e and young people- 's mectmg 7 30 p m Everyone !h lrd Sunday s of month by 9 30 am Prayer meetrng , Wedne sday, meetmg , both 7 30 p m sun wetconu:! Rrchard Barton , Cl tf! Ord Smr th , 9 30 am 7 JO p m day Wednesday , combrnE'd supt Prayer meetrng Wed POMEROY WES T SID E H OBSO N C HRI S TIAN nesday , 7 30 p m M IDDL E POR T Brblc study and prayer CHURC H OF CH R I ST, 200 W • U N IO N Darrel Doddrrlt. MT MO RIAH B APTIST mcelrng, 7 30 p m B RADBUR Y ' CHURCH O F Ma rn St - Lor en T Stephens , Sund ay Sc hool , 9 30 C HR IST Corne r F ourth and Ma 1n , pasfor TH E SAL VA TION ARMY ~ Clr fford Smr lh , evangeltsl. pho n e 992 7856 Leonard Grlmore , frrst mm .s t er Sunday Sc hool 9 30 M iddleport Rev H enry Key , am Envoy Ray W Wrn rng , oft rctr Conserva t.v e. non .• m charge Sunday , 10 am , rnslrumenta l Sunday worsh •P· Jr . pa s tor Su nday Schqo l , 9 30 e lder . evenrng se rvrce , 7 JO am , mornrng Church 10 30 p m Wednesday prayer am ' a m , Mr s Erv.n Baum gar d Ho l rness meetrng , 10 30 a m , Sunday eventng servrce , 10 am . B1b!~ study , 11 am , meettng , 7 JO p m ner ) sup ! , Morn rng w or shrp , Sun day School Young Peop le's _wor shr p , 6 p m 7 30 p m Wedne sday serv1ce, 8 Wednesday MT M ORIAH CHURCH OF pm 10 45 a m Leg ron , 1 p m Thur sday, I to 3 Brbte s tudy , 7 p m G OD - Ra c rne Route 2 The J E HOVAH' S WI T N ESSES P m , Lad res. H'om e League 7 L A UR EL C LIFF FREE " M IDW AY C O MM UNITY Rev Charles Hand , pastor Larry Carnahan , pres rdrng p m , Prep tl a sses MET HODIS T ReV Roberf C HUR C H ( non Su nday school. 9 45 a m ., mrn 1stor Su nday , B•b l e tee E Bu<;kley , pastor Wrllram ctenomr nat ton a !), Langsv tl le mor r,r ng worsh rp , 11 am Watchtower Although the Gl'eal Salt Dexter Road , the Rev Worley lur e , 9 30 am Bailey , supt , Sunday school Evenrng servrces, Tuesday and 9 JD a m , morn rng worshrp, 10 JO am , Tuesday •',. Lake IS ted by fleshwatet H aley , pa stor Su nday school. study Frrday , 7 30 B•ble study , 7 30 p m Thur s 10 30 am , evenrng wor shrp, streams and has no connec:- 10 am , evenrng worshrp , 7 JO day , mrnrs try sc hool , 7 30 BEARW A LLOW RIDG E 7 30 p m Wedne sday Chrrstran p m Praye r meelrng , C HUR C H O F CHRIST B1ble Yo u th Cr usade , 6 30 p m , tion w1th the ocean . it 1s Tuesday, 7 30 p m p m , se rv1 <;e mee l rng a 30 L st udy , 9 30 am , mornrng prayer m&et•ng, 7 30 p tn , about SIX ttmr.s as saltv as g r oup , Frtday , 7 30 p m youth pm wor s hip , JO 30_ ~-m , even rng Thur sday c horr pra c t•ce . 7 M IDDL E POR T C HURCH of ., the ocean wor s hrp , 6 30 p m Wednesday pm C h rrs t m Chrt stra n Un 1on Brble stud y , 1 30 p m Lawronce Mantey , pastor ; UNIT E D MINISTR Y OF DEXTER CHURCH OF Mr s Russell Young , Sunday M E IG S COUNTY , Th e Un1ted C HRIST ~ Danny Evans , Schoo l Supt Sunday Sc hoo l P r es b y t e n a n Church , Dwight past or . Norman C Wrll , supt 9 30 am Evenrn g worsh tp , L Zavrtz ; · Pastor D rrector , S unday School 9 30 am , 7 30 Wednesday prayer \>~ meet1ng, 7 30 p m George w Hutton and Rev Worsh•p se r v;ce , 10 30 am MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Lin son Sfebbrns, Ass'f Pastor Chr1s t ran Endeavor Sunday Orre c to r s evenrng GOD - Rac rne Rout e 2, the FIRST UNIT E D PRES REORGANIZED CHURCH Rev J ames M Mun cy pastor Sun day sc hoo l. 9 45 a m , BYTERIAN , M1ddle OF JESUS CHRIST OF mornrng wor sh rp , 11 a rn , port. Sunday Churc h Schoo l , 'LATT E R DAY SAIN TS evenrng worshrp , 7 JO p m Sc hool 9 30 am , Mrs . Homer Por tl and Racine Road Ra lph Prayer mee l mg, Tuesday , 7 30 Lee Supt ; Morn rn g Worshtp J ohnson , pas t or H erber1 p m , Young people' s mee t rng , 10 30 am Wht l e, Sunday ,Sc hoo l Dr rec t or 7 30 p m Thursday F I R S T U N I T E D Sunday Sc hool, 9 30 am , R UTLAND CHURCH OF PRE S BYTERIAN , Mrd Mor n 1ng worshrp, 10 30 am, • By Keith Wise ' GOO Ber th a K rngrey , d l epor t , Sunday Chu r ch School, Sunday even.ng servrce 7 p m Minister, Rutland Church of Christ 9 30 am , Lew1s Sauer , Sup ! su bstrtute pas l oJ Sunday Wed n esday eve n 1n g p raye r ~ This everung as you Sit m your arm chair contemplating Sc hool 10 a rh , worshrp Mo rn 1ng W o r sh rp , 10 30 am se r v rc es , 7 JO p m servrce 7 p m Sunday Pr ayer MT OLIVE CHURCH BETHLEHEM BAPTI ST ,{ your life, consider these factors tha t you may have overlooked, mee trng, We dnesd a y , 7 30 p m L ong Bottom , Sun day School, G r eat Bend, Charles Norns , HAZEL COMMUNITY 10 am wrth Wr l l ard Pr go tt , paslo r Worshrp servr<:e, 9 30 • First r no matter wha t state of mmd you are m, there IS CHURCH ~ N e'a r L ong Bot sup ! Evangelrst message each am , Sunday Sc h ool , 10 30 someone who loves you Yes, God loves you' (John 3· 16 ), that !om Estrl Har t. p asto r , R oy Sunday even rng, 7 30 p m by am B r own, assiSta n t pastor E lder R usse ll Cl rne, m rn 1s l er CARLETON CHURCH person you see every mornmg lookmg back at you m the mirror Sunday or t he A postolrc Fa1 th B rb l e K;ngsbu ry school 10 a m , Chu r ch Road Sunday ,· With all of h1s or her fallmgs or tnwnphs. St udy , Wednes d ay. 7 30 p m Sc hool , 9 30 a m, Ralph Car l , 7 30 p m each Su nday rn g p rayer mee tm g 7 JO F I R S T U N I T E D supt Wo r shtp se r v rce, 10 30 ... Second , If you know the Lord and have come to a savmg peven m Thu r sday PRESBYTERIAN , Sy r ac u se , am and 7 30 p m a lt ern ately MIDDLEPORT PEN Mo r n, n g W q r s hr p, 9 a m . Pr ayer meet1ng, W ednesday . .: knowledge of him, what type of fruit are you producmg' T E CO STAL - T h rrd Ave , th e Sunday Church School , 10 am 7 JO p m Rev , Jay Sttles. Galatians 5 22·23 says , "But the fruit of the spint IS Love, JOY, Mrs Sam pson Ha rt , Supt pas t or Rev Wr ll ram Knr ll e l pastor S TIVERSVILLE COM OLD DEXTER CON peace, long suffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, Rona l d Dugan , Sunday Sc hoo l MUNITY CHURCH - Sun day GREGATIONAL CHURCH Sup! Classes for all ages :: temperance, agamst such there IS no law " You may say to even1ng se r vrce , 7 JO p m school servrce, 10 a m , P rayer Rev Carl R rc h a rd s, meetr n g, T hu rs d ay, 7 p m , pas t o r Mr s Wo rl ey Brble s t udy Wednesday, 7 JO ., yourself, "but I don 't ha ve those fruits." If not, then let us Simply Sunday eve n rng serv rce, 7 p m Fra n crs, Su n day schoo l supt P m you t h se r v rco€5, Frrday :; look at the B1ble's cntena of salvatwn. 7 30 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday s c hool , 9 45 am , FR E EWILL BAPTIST ,Pomeroy H a rrrsonvd l e c hurc h serv1ces , seco n d and •,• The Bible IS very explicit as to the steps of sa lvatton . On the Cor ner As h and Plum , M• d Road Ke nn e th Eberts, pas t or f ourth Su nd ays f ortowrng day of Pentecost after , ''eve~y man heard them speak m h1sown r.J i e por t , N oe l Herrman , Paul McE l roy, Sunday School Sunday school. frr st and t ht r d a s tor •S a turday evenrng Sup I Sunday Sc h ool 9 30 am , Sunday evenrngs, 7 30 p m language," Peter preached the first gospel sermon.ln Acts 2·37 pserv •ce. 7 p m Sunday school morn rng worshtp and com L 0 N G 8 0 T T 0 M mu nr on, 10 30 a m , Su n day CHRISTIAN Mr R ober t IO a m Sunda y even rng :: this preaching produ ced the questiO n, "Men and brethren what worship, 7 p m evening youth Chrrstra n en Wya f1 , pas to r Su nd a y Sc hool shall we do ?" . FIRST BAPTIST Of Mrd deavo r 6 30, Wo r Sh ip ser su p t , Ro nal d Osborne, Bible The reply was simple, d1rect, and biblica l: "Repent and be d lepor t. corner o f S l)r;,th an d v rces, Sunday, 7 30 p m Sc hoo l 9 30 am, pr eac h mg Palmer St ree ts Rev Cha r les Wednesda y even m g prayer 10 45 am , Evenrng se r v rc es , • '• b..1.pbzed everyone of you in the name of Jesus for the remissiOn meet rng and B 1b le study, 7 JO 7 30 p m Srmons . p d s t or Danny Thompso n Sunday Sc h o o l HYSELL RUN FREE p m of SinS, and shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost." Super rn t end ent Su nday ST J OHN LUTHERAN .- METHODIST - R on a ld W el l s, •· r' Other examples of conversion are JUst as plam. In Acts 35 ch u r c h school f or every on e P rn e G r ove the Rev A rth ur p .;~s t or Sunday Schoo l 9 30 , M orn rn g wor shrp Combs. pas t or Su n day school. am , Mor n rn g w or shr p , 10 JO • Ph1llip preached Jesus, and afterward the eunuch confessed 910 1515 am a m .. Eve n 1n g servrc es 9 30 a m , church servrces, am , Youn g Peop le's Servrce 6 45 p m . Eva nge l 1s t rc ser " Jesus and was batized (Immersed). Paul m Acts 9, after 7 30 p m Wednes d i,'ly p rayer 10 30 am serv rce , 7 30 p m Ex tr a youth BRADBURY CHURCH OF VrCe, JO p m Pr a y e r repending, was baptized {urunersed ). The Jailer, Aqu1la and ac t rv rtres on Su n day , 5 p m , CHRIST B rbl e Sc h oo l , 9 JO mee l rn g 7 Thur sd a y, 7 30 p m for a l l you th u p to s.x th g r ade am , m ornr n g worsh rp , 10 30 FREEDOM GOSPEb PriScilla, all of these were merely ohedient 6 30 f or run tor and senror hr gh am Sunday eve nm g W or sh •P MISSION - B al d Knob s, R ev • Many would have you believe that you are saved first, then stu de nt s Se r v rce, •7 30 p m , chor r L R Gluesencamp, pas t or OF CHRIST , prac l •ce Sunday a nd W ed Roge r Wrlfre d , Sr , Sun day :; baptized . But Mark 16: 16 says, "He that believeth and Is baptized M CHURCH rddt e port. 5 th a nd M a r n nesday 7 p m , pr a y er mee t rng Sc h ool Su p! Sund a y Sc hoo l ' sha ll be saved; he that believeth not shall be damned ." It doesn't Rau lrn M oye r p as t o r Mr ch a e l and B rble St u d y W edn esQay, 9 JO am Sun d a y evenr ng Ge rl ac h Sun da y Schoo l su p ! 7 30 p m worsh1p 7 30 P ray er mt:!et rng, say, "he that believeth and IS saved shall he baptized.' ' Brb l e Sc h oo l , 9 JO a m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Tuesday , 7 30 p m E rn es t mor nt n g w or shrp , 10 JO a m Rev F r ee land N or r tS, pastor Deeter, class leader Yo uth .. You may ask, 'If the B1ble places such an emphaSis on total eve n rng wor sh rp, 7 30 p m , Sund ay sch ool 10 am , Ch ur ch mee t rn g, Wednes d ay, 7 30 :: conversion , why does my church mefely say to come to an altar, praye r servt ce 7 p m Wed se r vtce, 7 p m Wednesd ay p m E r nest D eete r , leade r _ • B rble St u d y, 7 p m MT HERMON CHURCH OF :: repent and let Jesus come in ?" The answer to this questiOn IS not nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH RACINE FIRST CHUR CH THE UNITED BRETHREN IN .; opinionated, but scripturally based. Do you remember Peter 's OF THE NAZARENE -- R ev OF THE NAZARENE CHRIST R ober t S h o o k, A udr y M 1ller, pas t o r , L ew rs Sun d ay Sc h ool , 9 30 am . pasto r Su n day sc hooL 9 30 reply to the people on Pentecost? He answers the questiOn of E ll•s. Sund a y sc h oo l su pt , Morn rng WorS h ip, 10 30 am , am, Russe ll Spencer , supt, when our sins are remitted and how to receive the Holy Spmt. If Sund ay sc"',o ol , 9 30 a m , Even rng w ors h rp, 7 30 p m , wo r shrp serv rce, 10 45 am , mornm g wo r sh rp , 10 30 , 1Un 1or Wed n esday M rd W ee k Se rvr ce e v en rr'l g wor shi P alt er na t rng you read Acts 2:38 there is a little word you may have overlooked socre ty , 6 30 p m N Y P S, 6 45 Sunday School Su p er rn t endent , w rth C E at 7 30 p m on m your reading . This word IS for. In the ongmallanguage this p m Sunday evan g elrs l rc Ge r al d We ll s Pasto r , Rev Sund ay Prayer mee t mg, 7 30 meettng, 7 30 - p m Prayer Mo rr rs M Wo lf e p m W ed nesd ay A lf r ed W olfe, word IS "etS 1 and denotes purpose, or conclusion. In other words RACINE FIRST BAPTIST lay l ead er meetr ng, W ed n esd ay, 7 30 p m Edwar d B F isc h er , pas t or WHITE 'S CHAPEL MEIGS baptism is for the remisston of sins and reception of the Holy' COOPERATIVE rn l el'"lm , R onn te Sals er, Coolvr ll e R D .Qev Roy D ee t er , Spmt. . PARISH Sunday Sc hool su p t , Su nda y pas t or sun day sch ooL 9 30 THE UNITED sc ho o l, 9 30 a m , m orn tng am w or.shrp ser v rce , 10 30 All scholars of every denominatiOn admit that at baptism _ _ METHODIST CHURCH worsh1 p 10 45 am , Sun d ay am B1b le st u d y and p r aye r (lmmerston) our sins are washed away and we receive the Holy Robert R . Card evenr n g w ors h tp, 7 30 p m scrvrce, Wednesd a y, 7 30 p m Drrector Wednesda y eve rn g Brble st ud y, RUTLAND Spirtt Differences in opinion have come from pohcy leaders at POM ERO.Y ,CLUSTER 7 JO p m RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST the grass roots level of denominations. Let us then declare the Rev Robert R . Card DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Sarn u e l Jac k so n , Rev F Stant en Smrth Rev La wr e n ce S ull ;van, p asto r Sunday School , 10 am , whole truth and nothing but the truth, that If a person wants the CHESTER ~ W or s h ip 9 15 pasto r Sun d ay Sch oo l 9 30 M rs Gert ru d e Butler, s up t fruits of the spirit that are genwne, he must sincerely accept am , Chur ch Sc hoo l 10 a m a m , you th a nd IUnr or yo uth P raye r servrce , 1 30 p m ENTERPRISE - W or sh1 p, 9 servtce, 6 45 p m , evenrn g prea-chrng servrce. 1 p m Jesus by faith r smcerely repent of his sms, smcerely confesses am , Ch u r ch Sc h ool, 10 a m wo r sh rp ,7 JOpm , pr aye r an d RUTLAND CHURCH OF FLATWOODS - Wor shrp, 11 Jesus as the Son of God, sincerely be hapbzed {immersed 1 for pr arse, We d nesd ay, 7 JO p m CHRIST - Ketfh Wrse, pas t or , Ch u r c h Sc h ool 10 a m SILVER RUN FREE Sun da y Sc h oo l , 9 30am , V H the remisswn of his sms and the gift of lhe Holy Spirit, and then am POMEROY Wo rs h rp , BAPTIST _ Re v Ho war d Braley, sup ! , w ors h ;p se r vrce 10 30 am , Ch ur ch Sch ool 9 15 faithfully follow Jesus in spirit, !"hich is the frwt of the spmt. Krmb l e,pas tor Sunda y Schoo l , and c om mun ro n , 10 30 am , a m , U M Y F 6 30 p m 10 a m , rt enr y D a v rs, supt , eve nrn g se r v rce, 7 p m , Let us not forget that neither step m itself brmgs salvation ROCK SPRINGS - W or shtp even 1ng se r v rce, 7 30 p m Wednesd a y , Brble s t ud y , 7 p m 10 a m , Ch urc h Sc h oo l 9 a m P raye r meetr n g, T h ursday, Regu l ar b oard mee trn g, th rr d )ust as nails by themselves, wood by itself, plaster by 1tself doe~ UMYF 6 30pm 7 30 p m Sa t u r day eac h m ont h , 7 p m not build a house . These steps provide the greatest mind movmg MIDQLEPORT CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF RUTLAND COMMUNITY Rev . Robert Bumgarner GOD R ev Ja m es Sa t CHURCH The Rev L ee e~perten ce mall of one's lifetime. Salvation ts for conversion or HEATH Wo r s h rp 10 JO 1erf re l d, pasto r Su nd ay sc hoo l. Bu rn e m , P astor Sund a y change of the nature that makes us sinful. Jesus, only Jesus, shed a m , Ch u r c h Sc h oo l 9 30 a m , 9 30 am , wor shr p se r vrce , 11 School 9 30 a m , Wors h tp UMYF 7 p m am , eve nrn g ser v ice, 7, servrce , 11 a m We dn esd ay his blood for the world on the Cross. . RUTLAND - Wor sh tp 9 15 praye r se r v rce and yo uth p raye r meetrng, 7 30 p m a m , Churc h Schoo l 10 a m . If yo~ want your life to have more purpose, be obedient to servrce, Wed n esd ay, 1 p m Sun d<"Y nrg ht wors h rp , 7 30 U M Y F 7 pm LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN . P m God's Word, not to the word of any man . You will th en produce· SALEM CENTER Wor CHURCH - Robert E Musser, RUTLAND CHURCH OF s hr p 9 a m , Chu rc h Sc h oo l 10 fruit from that spint you received at Bapttsm. pas tor Sun da y Sc hool, 9 30 THE NAZARENE Rev am ,, U MYF Th ur sd ay, 7 p m am , Robe rt Bobo, s u pt , Lloyd D Gr rm m, Jr, p as to r SYRACUSE CLUSTER mor n rn g wors h tp , 10 30 , Su n day School. 9 30 a m , Rev Merrell Floyd Sunday evenrn g se r vrce, 7 JO , Morn rng w o r shr p , 10 30 am , ASBURY Wor s h ip 11 M rd week ser v1ce , We d nesd ay Yo un g people 's se r vrce , 6 45 a m , Ch urch School 9 50 a m . 7 30 p m ' P m , E v a ng e l is t rc s er vrce , WSCS, l s i Tu esday SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 7 30 P m W ed n esda y even rn g FOREST RUN - Worshtp 9 THE NAZARENE .,..., Rev M NOTICE se r v1ce. 7 30 p m Brds w111 b e rece rved by th e a m • C h u r ~h School 10 am . C L a r 1more, pas t o r Bo b MASON COUNTY underS ig ned at t he Law Offrce w scs, 3rd We d nesday , 7 30 Moor e , Sun day Sc hoo l Sup! THE HILAND CHAPEL , ' of B~rnard V Pul t z, P omer oy p m Sunday Sc h ool, classes for a tl George Casto, pa st or Sunday MINER SVILLE Worsh rp Nat1onal Bank Burldrng , ages, 9 30 am , m ornrn g Sc hool. 9 JO eve n 1ng worshrp , 10 a m , Ch urc h Sc h o o t ' 9 am , Pome r oy , Oh 10, un t 1l Satu r day, wo r shrp , 10 45 , N Y P S Sunda y , 7 JO Thursday evenmg pr ayer Aprrl 28. 1973, for the sa le of the W SCS, 3rd Monday , 7 30 p m eva n gel i StiC se r vtce servtce 7 JO p m 6 30 p m SYRACUSE Ch u rch Char re's H ya tt prope rt y, Sunday, 7 30 p m M1d week M A SON FIRST BAPTIST and be mf ormed of the t unc ~rluated 10 the Vi ll age o f school 9 am , w ors h rp se r p r ayer meetrng, Wedn esd ay, Secon d an d Pomer oy Sf s , Sta n ; t1o n s of 'I(Our gove r nment are Mrddlepor t cons ts l rng Il l (11 A v rce 730pm 7 30 p m , M1ss ronary mee li ng, Craig pastor Sun day schoo l , e m b od red rn p ub l rc no ti ces In SOUTHERN CLUSTER .. vacant lot used as a trarler sec ond Wed n esd ay, 7 30 p m 9 45 am , wo r shrp se r vrce , 11 that se lf government c ha r ges Re v . F r ank Chee se brew space to ca l ed on Nor t h Secon d UN l TEO FAITH NON am · ' tra.nrng unron , 6 30 a ll crfr l e ns t o be rn t orm ed Rev . Martha Ann Mattn er Avenue and <V Res rden ce r ear DENOMINATIONAL Rev P m evenrng wo r sh rp servrce. th rs new spa per urges eve r y Rev . Howard Shivel e y estate located af 7 9 1 N orth Robert Smith, pastor Sund a y 7 30 P m Mrd week pr ayer c i ti ze n to r ead an d stu d y th ese BETHANY ( Do r ca s ) Se cond Avenue , Midd l epor t , school 9 30 am , c rass teader se r vrce Wed nesday , 7 30 p m n o t rees we st rong l y adv•se Worshr p , 9 30 am , Ch urch Ohro, on whrch rS located a sl~ Leo Hrll , wor S h rp serv 1ce: FAIRVIEW BI 8 L E th ose crtrze n s, seekr n g l ur th er Schoo l 10 30 a m room house wrth bath 10 30 am , ch ur ch , 7 30 p m CHURCH - Leta rt Rou t e 1. the rnlo rm atron , to exe r crse therr CARMEL W ors h ip , 11 Terms of sa l e cash rn hand on E D E N U N 1 T E 0 Rev S ian Crarg , p as t or r rQh t of access to pu blrc day ol sate A ll brds wr i t be a m , 1s t and 3r d Sun days, BNCTHREN IN CHRIST _ Sunday s c hool 9 30 am , re c ords a nd p u bl rc meet 1ngs sub1ect to approval by the Church Sch ool, 10 am E ldon R Bla k~. p a sto r Sun d ay prayer and Brble sfudy , 7 · 30 APPLE GROVE - Wo r sh rp, Probote Court , and !he rrght rS School 10 am Wrnn 1e p m Collage prayer servrce , reserved to re t ect any and all 7 JO p m f rr sl and thrrd Sun Hols •ng er , Sup ' Mor n rng Tuesday , 10 am , wors h tp b rds cl ay~ C h u r ch sc h oo l. 9 JO sermon, IT am , Eventng se r v1ce , Fnday 7 30 p m am , p r aye r meetmg , frrst serv rce Chrrstran E nd eavor, MA SON CHURCH OF W ednesday , 7 JO p m HARRIETT HYATT 7 30 p m M rs Ly d a CHRI ST - Worshrp 10 am, PUBLIC NOTICE E AST LETART - Wor!:ohrp , Cheva l re r adm rn rstratrrx Of the presrde n t song B i b l e study , 11 · 15 am, Se a led b rd s Will be r ece rved Estate of Charles Hyal', 7 30 p m , secon d a11d f ou rth ser vrce and sermo n , 8 20 Mrd evenmg worshr p , 7 JO p m , by t h e Olr ve Townshi p Board o f Su ndays, chur c h schooL 9 30 W eek ~ Prayer meetrng . Wed M rd week serv rce Wednesday , dece ased ,• Trustees a t th e o ff ice of the (J) 16, 18, 20, 23, 25 , 27 6t c am p r aye r meeti n g , th• t d nesday , 7 30 p m Mrs Marre 7 30 P m 1 Townsh ip Cl erk f or t he pur Wednesday , 7 30 p m Hplswrger class l eader M A SON ASSEMBLY OF :~ chase of a n ew L oader Backhoe G R E AT SEND - Wo r Ship IJ CHURCH OF JESUS GOD - Second St , Mason , W ,, O ff e r e d a s t r ad e rn one ( 1l Case a n1 ,. 2nd al)d 4th Sundctys CHRI ST Loc ated at Rulland Va Ches t er Tennant, pas tor • .tJO Loader aa c k h oe Ct-u r c h '\o: hoo t 10 am on New 6rma Road , next to Su nday School , 10 am . 1 E ' 6.R.,.. F ALL S Bid s lo be op en e d at th e off rce Wo r Shrp ' ores! Acre Park Rev Ray m ornrng worshrp, 11 am , o • t he Tr us t ees a t Reedsv i lle , >u,o '"" •ul 9atTl , RouSE' oasror Robert Musser evange t .s tiC serv •c e . 7 30 p m l'ower• Sourc~ Brble slully ( p m f'very '?•mnay l:.ic hoot ' sLrpt Ohro May 2 at 1 o 'cloc;k 1973 SundaY Btble study and praye r sorvrce, Tuesday Specrf•ca lrons f o r the L oa der ~. h oo t, 1 0 JO am worshrp W edn esd<} y, l 30 p m Phone The fa ll mg wa t e r o f the 1 ]ti ;.;, •n Ba c khoe can be ob t ar n ed at t he nrble study Wed 113 S13 J resrde n ce of l he C ler k at Long worl d's nw rs could yield ne ~u ay , 7 JO p m Sdl o..r r llay HARTFORD CHURCH OF M ORNING STAR - WorShip n. ghlprayer se r v lc<~ , 7 30 p m Booom , O h •O T h e Board o f enough hydroelect t tc power C H~IST rn Chr.'stran Unr on Church Schoo l 10 JO Trustees reserve t he r •gh l to lo m ee t 80 pe t ct>n f of m a n 's 9 JU a rn G R 0 V E fhe Rev Wrlham Campbell. H EM L 0 C K a m Mrd Week Se rvrce , CH !o! IS T IA N r elec t any or all brdS Roger Watson , p.1stor Sunday school 9 JO OIIVF Townshrp tutal 1cllctgy needs Only l t o Wednesddv , B p m p t, <- ru r hlay Whaley supt il m James Hughes , sup! , Trustees 2 per cent ol man 's ene1g\ MOR~ E CH A PEL Wor 1\.~orn~"'l wor<;h p , 9 30 a ,11 , Pvcn•ng se r vrce , 7 ' 30 p m A d a B i ssett, Cler k now comes from hvdroe lt"t- Sh 1p 11 am 1~ 1 and Jrd < ll t r ~ ~~ "'- 'l OC I , 10 30 am V•c dne sday even•ng prater Sunday s Chu r ch Schoo l, 10 YO -> IHJ p eOpl E's me('lr rtg , 6 JO (4) 13, 20. 27, 3t c "C lll•g , 7 30 p ll'1 Vflulh trw so ut ces · a on pruy~r serv tce cac't'> 'T ut:- S fl~y J - ~· BARNEY I'M HONGR¥ AS A BEAR , MAW .. FLX ME R HAM S NUFFV 1! THARS BODA CIOUS CR~D R MAKE • GAME IT (I;,' '""" \ 'oW ,.(, v .) ~PREf)ARE fT.:___..;' TO GO II ) OV9ER IN LUKEV 5 BARN _/ SAMW ITCH -. ' '. CAMPUS CLA'ITER " THA't' WAS A STRO!CE o;: GeNrVS W~oN Pli!OI'!:SSOR 4Ril> PrCKED 8 1/1!0 . "' ..' ' .,'· . U AS " 'S UNDE~GRADU ATE ASSISTANT -r----- ...' ... '" .,., ,.:·1 ..••' ... THASS :· . ... the Sermortette The Only Way--Jesus ~1Jht197] KeiiU!r AdOifrt•s!nJ s,e,....oce 111C Slr•tburs. Vrrsrml .' j Sunday luke 19 • 41 -48 • Wednesday Thursday luke 22 • luke 23 • 47-71 1-26 Sh o rt Or der A tr Con d 1t1 oned R est a urant st. Rt·. 7 Chest e r, Ohio MY TEACHER M ISS 15 NaT GHILDREN ,tD LIKE YOU 10 MEE.T MRS.SHERMAN ,ll<E. Friday Saturday Mark 15 • lu~e 23 24·41 50-56 GASOLINE ALLEY ~ou THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. qoin' Pome1 uy t'do ciDn't know, Rufus, if ~ou' l\ .,;et that cat an· juq down kin he'p me ---- cto it! ... F;'h . 992-·3865 A~D 111!;;~ , LODWICK'S MARKET Devoted to th e Greater Ohio Vall e y a se r wt'511 \l.lAAT IOUHAIJE~'T &Dr I !=QR <; MARK V STORE Re xall Drugs We Fill ALI Doctors' Pre scription s 992-2955 Pom eroy Middl e port , Ohio HIS CABIHE! , AM D TifF, ROYAL OAK PARK TO Ati. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Family Recreation Swimming , Camping by THOMAS JOSEPH Bake rs of Hol s um Bread Middle port, Ohio A<:IIOSS I. Dtrcctm of " (;rt cs fHE FARMERS BANK AND ·SAVINGS CO. and GAUl'S MARKET Pomeroy-Member FDIC& Federal Rese rve System W h! /ii)C I':-i. 8. B c lnn d lJd ~ <!Vun tc Ch est e r , Oh 1o of bar ber shop llu a rlc ls HEINER'S BAKERY THE DAILY SENTINEL Bake r s of Good Br e ad Huntington , W. Va. Devot ed t o th e I n t erest o f T h e M e1 g s & Ma son A r ea P om er oy. 0 1 2, Nc tlh c r s rarl ncr 13. Jum b le, \ I· r -,,.----"'- ---,::-- ""J SHE'S 15. lJJrec Lo r lloy Ruth ing fmd J 7. f'ore:-;had ow ZO, Zest f or Old U.S. 33 Ph . 992·7735 Steip In and See Us Middleport nove l 23. Dtrcdor o( ''T he THE DAILY SENTINEL 47 . Hc pc.JL DOWN I Com1 c ~ trip 2. (@ 1973 King Feature• Syndicate, Inc.) cx - t..:lama ttoll N tge rian city JJlYwrn!1rn® u..J • 3. Kmsm un (obbr ) \' esterd ;n 's 1\nswer 18 European 34. D1rcdu r 4. Op c mn g 1n the ol "Wuthcrmg ll mght s r iVCf 19. Dlfectot woods 5. Exp losive devJ cc of "Lawr e nce o f A r abi a 6. Forked (~ (Fr ) 8. Dlrcctol o f " UluwUp" wds) O.K coach " 24.11 a r vcst 25. - bellu m 16. Wh1p 17. Gla brou:-; Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square, to form four ordmary words . 36 Venezue lan COJ)center p cr 3H Old (Gcr J 40 Polyncs1an 27. Mal efic 28. Su nn sc hue 10 Corn er 31. Sq uurc l or beaver ban ana U . Gcu rgc '!i DAM5E.L'5 APPEALED TO KN1 6~ 1S OF OLD lyri CISt 42. Mesh 43. Chcm1 ca l IN 'THI S suffix lhcycJc Th1e( " Now arrance the c:trded letters to rorm the aurprtee anawn, u sunetted by the above cartoon. 26. J1mmy, ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. M&R FOODLINER I K&C JEWELERS ' RALLS BEN FRANKLIN STORE Phone 992-3481 N. Se cond Ave. Middleport , d. ' BOWERS DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT • 1-fA<; ~EEN AROU~D '? 116 W. Mam Ph . 992-7590 Free Es timat es · Guara nteed Installation . - r- Kee psake Diamond Rings 31 2 E Main St. Pom e roy , 0. E. Mam St. l,.OOK AT THE TAACKS OI'J1H£ GROUND. WHICH ONE OF THE.SE ANIMAl-S Wall1o Wall Carpe t Spe cra lt sts CATALOGUE STORE Mr . & Mr s. Charles R. Sheets 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992 -3001 Pomeroy 30, Go I! club lZ. - on SANDPrP£R. Jumhl"" DICED 33. Prank 34. Cl ean olf 35. Prom - FROG . ' P. J. PAULEY, AGENT tAn1wert lomorrow) y our liCe! j "' cnadc 37. Doris 39. Mctn c land RERUN , 'IOU REALL 'T' LET ME m easure 40. Dm:ctor of "La Vita'' or pro fa ne, Ha- waitan CAPTAIN EASY SEARS Authori zed Catalog Mer c ha nt Lou is W Osborn 220 E. Main Pom ero y Ph . 992-2178 TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Paint- Plumbing & Ele ctric al Suppli es Tuppers Plain s , 667-3963 THE DAILY SENTINEL RACINE PLANING MILL Devoted to the Intere st of The: Me1gs & Mason Area Pomeroy , 0 Building Supples and MillWork Ge neral Contractmg Ph . 992-3978 ' style 45. Came on stage DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR ls LONGFELLOW One letter sim ply st ands f or another fn thts sam p l e A i s used f o r t h e thr ee L'!>, X f o r th e tv. o O's. e t c S m gle le tters apostr op hes, the length and f o rmati on of t h e words are all hm ts Each day th e code l e t ter s are differe nt CRYPTOQUOTES N ~Ll l 1\M tl CANNED FATHOM DOWN ~ ! ' WA~ T~E ONE WHO TALKED CHARLIE BROWNINTO LETTING '(OU PL!W ; SO TJ.IEN 'illU 60 AND GET UG INVOLVED IN A 8ETTIN6 5CANOAL! 44 Comm on Pom e roy GOING Ann•l'r: ~,,,.,/ ~~ ~ 11 ftl•fl ' - DINGDONG D o l ce "-'"R'a1f0rlw!de Insu r ance C o o f Co lumbus, 0 307 Spring Ave. Ph. 992-2318 ample 29. Prickle AMANDA PANDA CARPET-LAND, INC. MONTGOMERY WARD I-r f or ex- DB A ANTHONY PLUMBING and HEATING 337 N. 2nd Middl e port 992<IS50 Middleport. Ohio 4()-'(J .-J , _ 35. OtrcctOJ uf " M ar l y ' 21. G IVC th e of "Stage- 22. Na b ok iJ'\• Sell it with a Sentine l D1 s pla y Ad. Phone 992-2156 of Ann e 9. Otrc ctur hvm g GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THE PERSON WHO RUNS AWAY EXPOSES HIMSELF TO THAT VERY DANGER MORE THAN A PERSON WHO SITS QUIETLY.-JAWAHARLAL NEHRU 46. V:u1 ant 7. llorn 16. H1 dl mm· ( F orm e rly Dom1gan s) N ew Owner - D 1ck Sarg ent Th e Store With A He art Racin e Ph . 949 3342 potpourn 14 , Three rn Mcsst ua OUT! DICK'S GROCERY RACINE FOOD MARKET Phon e 992 3284 "" FOR Ht:AI.a!IS 5TOP W1'51\l~ill R)p. ~~S II.I1AT Ge n eral Me r c handi se Tuppe r s Plain s Ph. 667 3280 SWISHER & LOHSE PUBLIC NOTICES , ' KNOWS YORE LI 'L SECRET- WATE RC~E ~ Meigs County Branch 296 W. Sec ond SUNDAY liMES-SENTINEL . .I Monday Tuesday Exodus 12 • Matthew 26 1-13 17-19 GAULS SHAKE HAVEN ,," Your Right io Know PAPPY claim the newness of life returning to dormant branches. Sprmg sunshine gleams on the white p1llars of the church. Everywhere i.s joy and gladness as earth prepares fo celebrate the Easter season . Yet somewhere heort.s ore heavy. Pam blots out springtide ecstas1es. Bird songs torment minds grayed with grief. What message c-on the Holy Day bring them? In the darkest hour of the f~tst Good Friday, Jesus, deserted by His loflowers, re;ected by those He come to save, tortured and suHering, said, 11 Fafher, mfo Thy hands I commend my spmt." Follow His example this Eostertime. Whatever the situation~ however blaolc the outlook- commend your spirit, your very sell to God. Your load will be lightened, your being restored. Your church is on open door wllf(:h caUs you to the joyous realize~ fion ,of God 1t love as an unassailable source of strength in your file. With the hope it w ill , in some measure, foster and he lp s usta in that which is good in family and community life, th is featur e is sponsore d by the bus in ess firm s and o rganization s whose names appear below . a ' DEAR. AH k rlplures H:IK!ed by lite Amerlun 81ble 5oc•ety ., ye OF "CORPORAL A bird carols its heart out. Pale pink blossoms pro- •• .,•• •·' A WRIGHT. CROCK "? •• "•• ,.,,'' 50 V0U OWN THE FIRST COP'{ VH C X Q M F T R K ' N G R K T lJ .THKCo TttK 'N O(: Fl It!') WRE W OXRE - EBGG BW M �I 8 - The baily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomero)', 0., Apnl c'IJ, 1973 . · Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get ResultsJ . ' WANT AD S I N F ORMATION D E AD LI N ES S P . M . Dav Be for e P ubl ica ti on . Mon da y D e adline- 'il a m C ttncell& t ion Corr ec t ions W i ll be a cce pt ed unt il 9 am . for oa.,. of Pu blic at ion REGU l ATION S Th e Pu b lis her r ese r 11es the • r ight t o ed i t or r ejec t any a ds ob jecti onal. T he deem e d p u b lishe r w ill not be responsib le for mo re th a n 011e in co rr ec t in ser tion . Forwa"n~merv ;oe s c ent s per Wo rd one in sertion 12 Mi n ~mum Cha rge 75c con secu ti ve insert cents per ions word th ree se~~ ~ ee"',~s~~;io~s~rd s i ~~ con 25 Per Ce nt Discount on pa i d ad s and ads pai d wi thin 10 day s. F. . CA RD OF TH A NK S & OBITU A R Y 5 1.50 fo r word min imum . so · Ea c h add it iona l w ord 2c. BL I ND AO S Ad dit iona l 1Sc Charge per Ad vert ise ment. OFF ICE H O UR S 8 : 30 a: m . to 5 : 00 p .m . Daily . 8 : 30 a . m . to 12: 00 Noon Sa t ur day. Card of Thanks W E WI 5H to thank all of tho se who helped in any way during the il lness and death of our husband and fat her , Paul Sisson . We especially, thank Dr . Pi cken s, Dr . Abl es , th e nur ses an d staff at Ve ter ans · M em ori al H ospital, and for those that stayed by h is bedsi de during his illnes s ; we want to ex press our deepest gratit ude to those send in g fl owers and food ; we tha nk the m inis ters . Cli ff ord Smith and Bill Car ter for . their serv ices and con soling word s ; al so fo r t he si ngers ·and pall bearers ; a nd a speci al tha nks lor the prayers. wh ich he lped us make our bur den a littl e fighte r . May God Bless e a ch a nd eve r yo ne who he lped in any way in our ti m e of sorrow ; .a nd t he Funera l Raw ling s-Coa l s Home for thei r services. Wife r Mildr ed ; so n , We s ley , 3 grandchildre-n and brot he r , Carl . 4-20-ltp ________: __ _ _ _ Notice "HE!l" HEATING & COOLING -Furnace Con"trols Waitress Wanted The Meig s Inn takes pride in serving Quality Food with fast , friendly ser vice . So if you are neat and attractive pl e a s e s lop in at our office for In tervi e w . Hot Water Heaters Plumbing Electrical Work 992-2448 Pomeroy, o. GUN SHOOT, als o rif le matches - op en si tes only and special deer s lug match ; For ked Run Sports man Club , Sunday , April 22nd, 12 noon. 4-19-3tc YARD SALE, FridaY and Satur.day on Lar kin Street. Ruttan~ . 4-19-2:tc . GUN SHOOT , Rutland 'Amer ican Legi on, Sunday 12 until ?? ?, Beech Grove Rd . 4-19-3tp HAM SHOOT , Sautrday, April 21st, 6: 30 ·p. m ., Mile Hill Road ; factor y chok ed gun s only ; ham s, pork chops and round steak : spon sored by Ra cine F ire ·Dept . 4-19-2k REVIVAL at Chester Chur ch of God beginning Apri l 22nd, 7: 30 ~ - m. witt) 'Rev . Bobby Porter. Spec ial Si nging ea c h night. Pastor ·is Rev . James Satterfi e ld . E ver y o n e welcome . 4-19-3tc For Rent HOUSE, Located in Rutland , phon e 742-3334, Car l Hy sell, Owner.· 4-19-6t c 10x47, 2 bedroom m obile home , coUntry location ; Phone 992· 3954. 4-19-Jtc 2 BEDROOM m obi le hom e, adul Is on ly; on old Rt. 33; ph One 992-6294 or 992-6385 , afte r 8 p.m.. 4-8-12tc ~----- Pel:> For ' Sale SIAME SE Ki ttens,, S male and 1 fe·mate. Ph one 985-42<18. 4-19-6f p ------- Business Services ---PAINT SPECIAL! Blue Ridge lnlerior- Exterior SEE US before you bu ~ your Auto Sales Eas te r Plan1 s ; We hav e 1968 IMPALA power steer ing For wood and masonr y . G loKi nia s, Mum s, Tu lips , and power brakes . Will sen fini !>hes. H y a c in t h s, L ili e s , POMEROY, OHIO cheap. Phone 992-7439. Hydrangea , Geran iums and 4-19-3lp ·---------~~~~---------' Ha nging Ba$kets ; al s o Clematis , rose bushes . 1968 DODGE Polara· Statio" Notice --··· Wanted . petunias, marigolds , pansies, HOGG & ZUSPAN Wagon , 383 , V-8, a_ir · snapdragon s, daisies, B'a lsam condition ing , power steenng ELLE N'S Gi ft Shop, Reedsvi lle , EXPERIE NCED pa inter , in. MATERIALS CO. rose ; Bi g Boy and ot her t ~ r i or and ex te r io r . Ph one and brakes ; very good conOh lo; fl owers, toy s, novel1 ies 77 3-5554 toma to p lan ts. cabbage , Mason , W. Va . 985-3951. d it ion ; phone 247 -21 66, Robert an d c lo thes ; Open Frida y a nd broccoli. brussel sprouts a nd 3-20-30ip Sayre. Saturday , 1 p.m. to 7 p .m .; cauli fl ower plants ; Midway 4-17-5) c Sunday 1 p .m . to 5 p.m . Marke t. · W . M ain St ., Real Estate For . 4-20-Jtc PAR T T IME . Nat io nal supplier Pom eroy , phone 992-2582. will train men for loca l 19l!O PONTIA C Catalina ; four 6 ROOM house & bat h, 829 S. 4· 19-2tc typewr iter . repair ing . Write: door ; power steer ing ; pqwet: Thir d Ave. , Middl.e po rt ; GUN SHOOT, Fr iday , 7 p . m . Reg ionq_l Manag er , Box 25, brakes ; a ut omatic ; n ew ph one 992-5431. Fa ctor y c hoked qu ns on ly . 65 CO NCORD 26, II . se ll G!enstl aw, Penna . 15116. brakes. · car b ., t ires ; Bai ley's Asso rt e d mea t s . Re fr es h con tained camper ; phone 9924-8-l2 1p Store, Midd lepor t . me nts ser ved . Ra ci ne Gufl _ 395.4 .4-17-6tp 40 ACRES, la rge barn and Club . 4- 19-Jtc several bui ld ing s, 8 rooms For Rent LOUI SVILL E Ford , 8,000 an d bath, near Rutland . Ca ll SORRY SAL is now a merry 1971 tan dem, '225 Lat. e ng ine, 5 a nd 7~ - 6 .\61 or 742-5032. MODERN, par tia ll y furn ished ALL EYE Make Up prod ucts in ga L She used Blue Lu st re r ug 4 trans ., 16ft. coa l bed, 48,000 4-15-6tc house ; work ing cou ple ; on Koscot lin e on spe ci al th is an d uphols te ry c leane r . Re nt m iles , priced for q uick sal e, Rout e 33: phone 992-6849 . mon th. I woul d like to serve or e f.e-Git ri c·· sha mpooe r Sl . wi th or wi thout bed ; phone NEW Home - 3 bedrmom , 4-18-31p vis it you. Pl ea se phone He len Ne lso n's . Dr ug Stor e , . 992-2478. hardwood fl oors, paneling, Jane Brown , Midd leport, Ohio Pon'leroy, Oh io. 4-18-4tc 992-5113. la rg e tot; ca ll 773-5554 daily ; FUR NI SHE D 2 bedroom 4-19-2tc 4-4-Ift a fter 5 p.m . ca ll 773-5468. a partme nt. adult s on ly, ' 4-17-6tc P ony 1972 HONDA 500 motor cy cl e, 4 Midd le port ; phon e 992-3874. MA SSEY - Ha r ris on cy lind er, ma ny ex tra s, like · Trac tor a nd 52 Ford Tra ctor 4-6-lfc new; phoo e 985·3828. wihh si de moWer ; Wil lia m LOT S · on Wr ight Stree t. ~----3-9-tfc PR IVAT E mee ting room for Rou sh, m ile be low West Pomer oy . Ph on e 742·6630 . Col umbia . any organiza t ion ; phone 9924-19-121c 3975. 4-t9-6tp 1965 FORD Galaxi e 500, ~x ­ ce llent co ndit ion , V-8 HOUSE in Long Bottom , phone 3-11 -lt c -~-------1.72 ACRE Lot ; Ph one 742-3656. aut omatic, cl ean a s a pin ; 985-3529. 1968 Honda 305 Super Hawk, 3 AND 4 ROOM 'fur nished and 4-19-2fp 6-11 -ttc u nfu rn is he d a partm ents . ;-- -- - _:__ _ _ ___, exc ell e nt co nd iti o n ; ph one 949 -5953. Phone 992-5434. Friday & Saturday BEDROOM hou~e , one floor A-20-6tc 2 pl_ 4-12-lfc a n , o~ner leav~ng the state. Night N ~ ce nelghbor~ ood on Grave l 1966 BELAIR Chev rolet, HIII , for ced a1r gas furna ce , From 10 lil2 autom atic , $200 ; Robert H. For Sale ba semen t and atta c he d Rous h; phone 247-2195. Music By Shiloh ga rage . Call for appointment NOW r AK IN G ord e r s fo r 4-20·3fc 992-2859 or 992-lJBl. south e rn plan ts . Cha rl es R. From Marietta , Ohio 4-15-6tc Ha rri s, 843--2693 . 1972 CHEVY Nova , 350, 4 speed, WE ARE nOw ta king orders for 12,000 miles ; Jerry Well , 992Sout he rn Tomatoes, pepper s, 6247 . swee t potat oes an d onion COA L Li mes tone , Exce lsior 4-20-3tp pla nts ; wil l be in by Ma y 5th Sa il , Wor ks , E. Main St., a t leas t ; Ja mes Ray Hill, 63 OLDS Convertibl e, Pome roy . Ph one 992 -3891 . Le ta rt Fa ll s, Ohio ; phone 247 autom a tic, V-8, F-85, power ; 4-12-tf c 2961 . 67 Chevelle Malibu , British ll -6-13tc Racing Green , 327 3 speed ; 1972 22 FT. TAGALONG lr a ve l 1-----:-~-:-:---------­ phone 742 -6271 . tra it er . Self -contai ned , sl eeps 72 HONDA , CB 750, with extras. 4-20-6tc OLD FASHIONED reviva l stil l four . Phone 992-6960. 4, 800 mile.s , VG _ $1,500 ; 69 in pr ogress at the Pom eroy 4· 17-6l c l'/2 STORY BRICK Honda , CL 350 - $345 : 71 Wesleya n Hol iness Ch urch on 2 3 bedroom s. bath, din ing AMF llh .p., 26" cut till e r·, new M l);~ i l o. :.jomes For Sale Rl. L13. Spec ia l se r vi ces eac h STA R KI LLS rats qu ic kly, su re . room , NEW. gas F.A. fur cond it ion - $1 40 ; 69 VW 1u x 50, 2 BEDROOM t ra iler , even. if'l g a t 7: 30 p. m . Speaker 21 7 lbs .. $1.69, Ebersbach na ce. st orm doors & wins·qu a reba ck, take' pay me nts' e xce ll e nt co ndition , $2 ,500 . an d Past o r Rev . O' De ll Ha rdware , Sugar Run Mi lls , of $58. 48 a rn ont h; ne w dows, le vel lot, garag e , low Ph one Rave nswood 304-273Man ley . Everyone we lcome . Pickens Hardwa re, Ma son . br a kes , c lut c h, exhau s t. taxes. $8.500.00. 3623. 3-26-lfc · 4 1-30lp igni tio n, de pendabfe. See 1';, STORY FRAME 4· 18-4ft Ri c hard Weaver (ju st' below 2 3 bedroom s, bath, .some GROCER Y bu siness for sa le . Sadi e's Market ), Syracuse . 1972 PMC, J bedroom, com cab ine ts, dining room, storm -Bui lding for sale or l ea se ~ ll-20 -tfc pl e tel y furnish sd, front kitdoors & windows. larg e lot Phon e 773-5618 fr om 8:30p.m . -=---:---:Chen , $4 ,500 ; phone 698-8841. l00 x 125. LOW PRICE to 10 p.m . for appointm ent . DON ' T pump · your ~ luggisti 4d8-6lp $5,000.00. 3-20-lfc se pti c tank. Gel Klean -Em THE TWO ABOVE ARE Ait Septi c Tank Cl e aner . CASH pa id for all makes and Landm a rk F a rm Bure au, EXCELLENT BUY S AT . lO OD 'S AQUARIUMS ; fi s h' models of mobile hom e s ~ Pom e roy. a nd sup pi ies: new lOcat ion , THE S E PRICES. Phone area code 614-423-9531 . Ash Stree t, Middleport near _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ 4-20-lt c 4-13-tfc R E DUCE.D TO $10,000.00 park ; phone 992-5443. Ni ce cor ner lot, 11h story STEREO 8track .. A smal l ·. ---, 1973 -1-7·-tfc fram e, 3 bedr ooms , _bath, · - · Poles' ba lan ce of $88.64 or pa y $6.50 Air Conditioners util ity · r oOm. din ing room , pe r month . Ph one 992-5331. Awnings NOW R EADY Bloom ing Maximum ga s F.A. heat , nice kitc hen , 4-20-lfc U d . · . po tted fl owers .. starting at n erpmnmg ' NEW tile and panel ing, 50c; han g ing ba sket s; pan s ies Diameter MU ST se ll 1973 del_u xe Zig -Zag garage. DON ' T WAIT TOO a nd cabbag e: Re ady soon Complete mobile home se wing ·ma chine . Thi s LONG ON THIS ONE . Pe tunias , ma r igold s, Co le us, serv-ice - plus giganti c ma chine darn s, embroiders, APPROX . tO ACRES tomatoes, peppers, etc. ,· '14 off di s play of mobile homes make s buttonholes ,. atr Over 6 level. Home about 10 by the flat ; Hubbard 's Green without atta c hments . Ju st always available at . . house, St. -Rt. 124, above park, largest End vears old. Electric heat , d i.al a nd sew. Pay balan ce of Syracuse, Oh io. dr ill e d well, 2 bedrooms, $38.50 or pay $5 per month . 4-3-tfc MILLER bath , carport , full basement . P hone 992-5331. CLO SE TO TOWN . 4-20-tfc HOU SE and 2 lots pius 9 ad. MOBILE HOMES $15.000.00. DELIVERED j·oi ning lots at Long Bottom . MOBILE HOME 1220 Washington Blvd. Ohio, under $3,000. Would like 1969 HONDA 175 cc Sc rambl e r ; TO About 1 acre . Set up ready to ph one 992-7016 . 423-7521 BELPRE, 0. a 10' wid e house trailer up to move lnt0. 3 bedrooms, bath , 4-18-4tc '--- - - - - - - - ---' 112 payment. M . A. H.;~ll , 3786249, Reedsv.i lle , Ohio. · ut ility s pace, 12x60 ·tt., air OWN YOUR HOME AT LOW 4-11 -lt c 1960 V. W. CHOPPER ; ready Cond. , nice kitchen . JUST COST - see Kin·gsbury Home for ·wood s or highway, $200 ; $6,900.00. Sales & Service, Inc. , phone al so 1964 2-door Chev . Body ,_ 992 -6256 from 2 to 7 p.m . or by Open Saturdays ANOTHER GOOD BUY (3) VACUUM Clea ners new 1973 $30; phone 985-4118. appointment. 24' wide · from 8 a . m. to J : 30 p.m. Mod el. Complete . with all 7 room s. 3 bedroOms, bath, 4-18-3tp furnished. Made by Skyline clean in g tools . Small paint new s iding , roof , and carOn Old Rl. 33 Corp . , country' s largest. damage in shipping . Will take port . YOU HAVE TO SEE Phone 992-2689 " M~ig s County owned and $27 cash or budget plan EASTER Flowers, hanging THIS ONE . $5,000.00. baskets and pots of mums. operated . " Financing av ai labl e. Electro · Hygiene Pomeroy, 9hio FURNISHED HOME lil ies , geraniums_, begonias, available. Set up on your lot Co., ph one 992-7755. Azaleas. Also bedding/ a nd .Lot l 05X135. 2 bedrooms, ready for your occupancy . 200 4-18-6tc ·DEAD Stoc k hor ses, catt'l e , plants, such as pans i e s~ bath, dininq R. LIKE NEW yards off Rt. 33 on County Rd . hog s , s he e p . . Rea so nable petun ias , N.ar igolds, Phlox, 18. Qui ck delivery . Our low Re1. Ra nge, freezer , and ::: hargP. . Call 245 -5514. , HAVE large a ss ortment of Co leu s, Salvia, Zinnias, overhead will save you$$$. 12' dryer (all are G. E. l. storm fl owe rs for Easte r and every 2-28-30ic D i an~hu s, Ally ssum , Snapand 14' Mobile Homes occasi on . Smalley 's Gift ddors & windows, nice porch. drag o ns , Ageratium and available, Kingsbury Home Shop , Chester , Ohio, phone Pr ivate location: $8,500.00. Portulacca . Also vegetabl e Sales & Se rvice , Inc 9B5-3537. YOU HAVE BEEN Wante~ To Buy plants, cabbage , broccoli, 3-25-tfc 4-10-101c LOOKING FOR A cauliflower , lettuce, egg CLEAN co pp e r , 48 c lb . ; plants and 14 kinds of tomato BARGAIN - ALL OF THE . Rad iators , cl ean, 28c lb. ; 1972 APACHE Eagle Fold -up · plants. Cleland Farms and Real Estate For Sale ABOVE ARE BARGAINS. Brass, 18c lb: ; Batter ies, 85c ; ca mper ; includes spare tire , Greenhouse, E. Ma in, Racine , a ACRES on State Route 143 ; H·ENRY E. CLELANO, Sr. Ginseng $60 lb.; M. A. Hall, . ca nopy and plasti c storm GeraldinE! Cleland . BI!OKER J ater tap paid ; call 992-3640. Reedsville . 378-6249. wi ndow . Trailer has been 4-16-tfc. 4-18-?tc PHONE -992-2259 3-9-tfc wired for el ectri c, 3 outl ets. Excell e rit conditi on, $675, call BLACK "'s Tennessee - Walker 992-581 5 after 5 p.m . WANTED - OLD UPRIGHT colt, 1 year old ; phOne 9924-_18-4tc PI ANO S. Any co nd iti on .. · 36<10. · - -- ----'-"·Pay ing $10 ·e a ch. Fir st floor REAL ESTATE FOR .SALE.,.POMEROY 4-l8-7tc only . Wr ite g iving dir ect ions. 121 PAINT DAMAGE . 1973 Zig Bus in ess building in m iddle of upper block. 20' x80', Brick, Za g sew ing ·machi nes .. Still · in P ianos, P . 0 . Box 188, Sardi s-, mPti\l rnr f. with 6 rnn!T!" Anti h~th An~rtmo:>nt in rtnnd or igina l cartons . No at . NEW Trad itional 2- pc. liv ing 'Ohio 43946. room suite with button tufted condition upstairs, real entrance. Priced at $17,000.00. lachments need ed as our bac k ~nd skirt ; both sofa and Bar and grill with all equipment doing a good businesS in conhrols are bui !t-in . Sews cha ir this week · only at the above described bu ilding . D-1 and D-2 permits, ask ing with 1 or 2 needles. makes STE E L whee f tractor , r unn ing $1_29.95 ; Cash and Carry; ont_y $5800. Buy this for a home and business combined .' buttonholes. sew on button s, cbndit ion or repairable·; for phone 992 -7554 , Pomeroy monogram s and blind hem pull ing a brush hog ; phone Recovery, 622 E. Main St., stitch . Full cash price $38.50 992-2929 . Pomeroy, 0 .. GEORGE S. HOBSTEnER JR. or budget plan available . 4-20-3tc 4-19-61p El ectro Hyg iene Co .. phone REAL ESTATE BROKER 992 -7755. OLD furnitu·r e, oa k- table s, 4-18-6l c .' r - - ----------1 ' P.O. Box 101. Phone 985-4186 organs, di sties , cloc ks. brass SPRING SPEC.IALS bed s or comp lete house hoJ ds . GLA SS SHOW CASES, $25 up ; Pomeroy, Ohio ·Wri te M. D. Mill e r, Rf. 4, KUH L' S BARGAIN CEN SABRE TILLER Pome r oy, Oh io. Phone 992TE R, "a t cauti on light, " 1 HP 6271. . Tuppers Pl a in s. 1-7-llc In Carton 4-17-51p. Se.t Up, 134.95 lATEX PAINT THE MEIGS INN 3.99 gallon -·-··Herp ------- S31e ------- DANCE vz Whispering Pines Nite Club MEOWS SEED CORN - - - -- - - VIRGIL KING PH. 992-6558 - - - - -- - 10" rir. ~7.00 Per ·Ton ·~---,- -~----------:_----,--- OHIO PALLET CO. - - - -- - 3/z Ser;vlce Fr<o m th e taraest Truck Bulldozer Radiator to the ~ ma11es r Heate r t..or e . Nathan Biggs Radiator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph . 992-2174 Are you interested in broadening your nursing experience in.- a progressive mental health center?· . - Full time, parttime, and contract po si tion s available o n our a ft e rnoo n shift. Work in our new Geriatric Center or Med - Surg Unit. Attra c tive fringe benefits ; include sick leave. retirementylan, vacal ion time , 9 paid holidays. extensive orientation and inservice program . •7,550- •&,819 Annually C9ntact- Direc.tor of Nursing 593 -7.761 , Ext . _2 72 or Geriatric Chief Nurse 592-6651 , Ext. 331. ATHENS MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, Athens, Ohio Pomeroy GARA G E repa ir , tune -u ps; plugs, poi nts a nd conde nse r ; a cy l., $17.95 a nd 6 cy l. , S14.95 ; ca ll for appointm en t ; Racine Gar age! Ra cine, Ohi o, 9493611 . 4-8-lOtc WILL tri m or cut trees, clean out bilse me nts, att ics. etc. an d pai nt roofs ; phone 9493221. 1 _ __ _ _ _ _ __:4...:.:,ll -31ltc S EPTIC TANKS AROBtC' · SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN-· ED, REPAIRED . MILL-ER SANITATION. STEWART, OHIO. PHONE 662-3035. 10-4-tf ELNA and White Sewing Machines ... service on all makes . Reasonable rates . The Sew ing Center , Mid dl eport, Ohio. 11 -16·tfc On Most American In Carion Set UJI> $54.95 . POMEROY 9 .. _ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. ~ Phone 992 -2181 HYBR t 0 type -Leg horn Rhode Island Rt:d ht""ns In good product ion . Ph One 843-2178. 4-15-61c Stop in and see our line of quality fishing tackle, rods, reels., lines, lures: GRAVELY tRACTOR SALES Pomeroy, Ohio .Phone 992 - 0pen J. a .m. fo S:JO p.m . Monday thru Thursday, 8. a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday. FOR RENT OR LEASE 4 d oo r sedan , V-8 . C.,... 71 MUSTANG, V- 8 , automatic , power s tee ring , 2 doo r ha rdt o p . like new . $1995 70 CHEVROl.ET CAPRICE, 2 door hardfop , ·loaded. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sl995 Pomeroy Home & Aim 7·1 PINTO, 3 d oo r R u n about. 4 s p eed t ra n s - Open 8 Till Mondav thru Siiturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . mission . 1 owner. ------------51595 71 FORD GALAXIE 500, 4 door ha r d top , pow e r stee r ing & b r a kes . fp cl ory air . - -·$2195 70 DODGE POLARO 2 doo r harC!to p , po wer ste ering & brakes . fa c tor y a ir . vi n y l root . $1795 70 MERCURY MARQUIS, 4 doo r ha r dt op . · "vinyl roof.loade d .- - - - - - - - - - - - $ 1 8 9 5 70 HORNET, 6 cy l., s tand a rd tr a n sm issio n . 4 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 -2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy door sedan . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $1295 ·. Pomeroy; Ohio 70 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, .V roof, air..... .,. '2595 69 Ford LTD Wagon, air ... ................ '1895 and 69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., air •.. •• '1595 FURNITURE steering . ·----------------$1995 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.... .'1295 69 TOYOTA, 2 door har.d fop, 4 s pee d . ---$895 67 DODGE , 4 door, s lanl6 , automati c. --- $395 65 DODGE WAGON, run s good . ___ .:., $295 69 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE, 4door se dan , V8, automati c, power s teer-ing , s harp . - - · $1395 68 JAVELIN SST, 290 V-8 , 2 door hardtop , power steering . ---------~---· $895 66 CADILLAC Sedan DeV ill e .loaded . --.$1095 70 MERCURY MONTEGO, 4 door sedan . 6 cyl., Standard . - - - - - - - - - - - -·- - $1095 70 CHEVROLET Biscayne , 4 door , sedan . V-8 , aufomatic. power s te ering & brake s , factory Stop In and See Our Floor Display. READY -MIX CONCR·e · delivered right to yo project. Fast and easy . Fr estimates , Phone ~92 - 328 Goeglein Ready -Mix Ct Middleport, Ohio. . · 6-30-t air . ·------------------·$ 1295 PICKUP TRUCKS 70 FORD CUSTOM, V-B, s tandard . W e st Coas t mirrors , cab lights, sharp truck , long wide bed.------------------- $1995 71 CHEVY , V-8 , 4 s pee d , 6 'h ft . bed . ----$1995 50 FORD 1 ton . · - - - - - - - - - - - - - · $295 64 FORb 'h Ton . long wide bed , V-8 , stan dard . ---~---------------$595 ' • -~-.,.--,.--- D. OFFICE HOURS 9:30 l\0 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT n., 66 Olds Toronado, full power, air •, _...... _:995 68 Opel Station Wagon ...................... .'595 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air ........ '995 · 66 Buick L:!Sabre 4 Door, air............... '695 _c64 Buick Elec. 4 Door H.T.................. '295 Karr & Van Zandt " Yo u ' ll Lik e Our Quality Wa y - o f Do ing B us in e~s" GMAC FINANCING . • USED CARS . 2 SIGNS ... PUBLIC WHOLESALE will spend Ea s ter Sunday in P,om~r·oy wi lh their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson and Mr . and Mrs. Herman OhHnger . LARGE SELECTION ' NEW MOBILE HOMES JOx40 2 BR 10x512 BR 10x563BR 12x412 BR 12x51 2 BR 12x563 BR 12x61 3 BR . 20x43 3 BR Double wide We Feature .Some of the Finest:_ *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD *SKYLINES ACADEMY $2995 $3595 $3995 $3595 $3995 $4295 $4995 $6500 All homes are total elect r ic:, compl e tely furni shed, set ot steps, '14" bir ch panel ing , house -ty pe doo r s , s torm windows . From $250-. 00 down, De livered Fr ee. .. Milytag 4500 sq . ft., total service department area ; .equipped with air compressor• lubrication hoist, front end alignment rack , wheel ' Oalancmg machine. exhaust escape system, 7 service stalls. wash rack, air hoses to all stalls, small office room, ·. res! room, 3 overhead doors ( 1 elecfric) ; could ·be used for almost any kind of business ; warehouse; etc. Call Dick Rawlings at 992-2151, Mqnday _thru Saturday from 8:ooa.m. till 5·: 00 p.m.; after these hours or on Sunday call 992 -3732. --'--. Rent for $300.00 per month firm. Lease? ? ? ? Let's talk. Automatics 2 speed operation. Choice of water tern ps . Auto. water level control . Lint F i Iter or Powtr Fin Agitator . Perma·Preu M•vtag Halo of Heat Drven Surround clotho . with gentle. e.ven · heat . No ho1 spo1s, no overdrying . . F ine Mesh Lint Filter. We 5peclalheln _ MAYTAG RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~y~~:·· 741-4211 Arnold Grate R11tland ~~~--~~~~~--~~~~.- , 95 27 Salle lit e 2 dr . H. T . Local one owner. Real clean . '2495 Swinger , 2 dr . H . T ., V-8, <luto .. vinyl lop . *1895 Clean . ·- - -·- - - - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - *1795 '1995 Le Sabre, 2 dr . H . T . , air, vinyl lop, one owner . · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - WE ARE STILL MAKING GREAT DEALS ON 1973 BUICKS & PONTIACS. CHECK WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR, NEW OR USED. CEWARD CALVERT, Salesman REMEM HER Open Evenings . 'Til 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. SeiYice 'Til 12 Noon on Saturday IS Remember We Seroice What We Sell. 196 7 FORD L TO . $69S H. T. $eda n. V-8 e ng ine, au tom a 1i c tra ns ., P stee ri ng & br akes . radi o. blue f ini s h . blk. vi ny l lop, good tires, rad io. Spec i.al!! ! · • S99S )967 GMC 2'12 TON 1 lbs ,, 2 s peed, 900 tires. 5 s p<. "'C d 9 d u m p body . 18,500 tra nsm iss ion. . Trendhomes Pomeroy Motor Co. i 4Y NATI ONAL HC>MF S CORPORATION OPEN EVES. 8 : 00P. M . POMERO¥, OHIO LOST AND FOUNO LARG E WHI TE long --hai red ca t Si lver doll ars lon g h a v c wi lh black Spots los I ·Mon day been· popul a r in the Am e r i- nigh t in vic ini ty of Sta le c-a n we s t. · Nic ke ls remain Garage , Rt. 7, Ches ter . Ve ry t imi d. Anyone s eei ng o r l he m ost fa vore d coi ns in having seen him . pl cn se call Baltim or e, w h i I e quarter985-3583. Re ward. d oll ars a r c mos t s o ug ht after .t-19-3tc in th e s t a te of New York . Coin Prefe re nce llijl r~ . TRI.COUNTY MOBILE HOMES Ea stern Av·e. Gallipoli s, 0. PH . 446-0175 VISIT OUR We talk to you Larry Evans, Owner Frank Gheen. Sales Mgr . . PHONE 992-7777 like a person. POMEROY, OHIO WMP0/1390 Open Sun , 1-6 p.m. Daily 9-6 ON YOUR DIAL BILL'S ARMY-NAVY SALES 85 N, Court St. Athens, Ohio THREE DAY SALE 60x14 Hillcrest 2 Br. Tenls -681o choose from, all sizes S49 •95 · now $7 .95 9 95 Sleepingbag.reg.$-, - · Coats $3.95, Closeout of Children s Wtnler Mens. $9.95. Mens Dress Shoes Me n's Watches , reg. $79.95 · $5 00 2 pair for · 529 now ·9 :. $2.99 $92 so .' Shop Here For All Your fishing and Camping Needs . Open9to :>:lO Daily . Except Monday & Frtdav ltl9 NOW OPEN All deluxe features, fully carpeted," 1/4" Salem Birch paneling, central air conditioning, front kitchen private dining, eye-level oven, counter top range. It's the Super Special, because Delivered and Set Up Up To M •A . . i)•}\'1': . 'I1"')~;:[ h ,,', 1,.....;·•/ ~ ~ ~-, I . , I ~\7{, ' .. ,. ON DISPLAY Sat~rday, April 21 S'ililday, April 22 From 1:00 til 5:00 PM "It's Our Super Special" APRIL 19, 20, and 21st Pu.llers 225 Amp. Lincoln Welder dr . H. T ., air . My old Demo . 1968 CAMARO CONV. $1695 V-8 motor, ,a uto. tra ns ., P.S., a nd w-w t ire s, ra d io, nice yell ow li r1 is h w i.t h vi n yl inte r ior . it's a super nice home. Big Capacity tlonn e vill e .;~··· *MOBILE HOMES* · ."Jones Boys " Bonne vill e 4 dr. H . T .. lac . air , 2"5,621 mih!s . . . •2895 E x tra n1ce. · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Catalina 4 dr . H. T .• Brougham, 23,525 miles , *3195 Pomeroy Mot~r Co.· LARRY'S, Next Door to the '2595 ______ • 3 8 9 5 Many more to choose f~om . 12' Wides - 14' Wides Up 70 ' Long LOw Bank Rafes Gl Loans Available __ OUR WORD OF QUALITY CHESTER, 0 . and sons, Jay and Jon, of Philo, ·1971 PLYMOUTH .~~~~.:!~:...~~~:.~:-:.::~--~:::.~:.w.:. ~~1971 BUICK ~~en~/ 2~--~~:..~~·.:.~~-':'.:.:~~~:~:_ 1970 PONTIAC 1971 PONTIAC a1r. Sharp.·----------------------4 1970 PONTIAC Real nt ce . ·------------~---------1971 PLYMOUTH 1970 DODGE 1969 MERCURY ~!,"!!.·.:..!.~;;.~·2:-.:..!:::~~--s~~!!:!~--------1969 BUICK 1970 DODGE _s~~~!:!::..2-~:..~~:.::~i!...~s.!!:!:!!:~!1!. ________ •169 5 1972 CHEVROLET -~~_!.~~"_'::a~~".:.~~~,::~i~~~e..?~~e~--~-----~3995 1969 BUICK 1950 FORD OUR BOND PH. 985 -4100 · OHLINGERS HER-E ., Mr . and Mrs . Ten·y Ohlinger · • Wh11t We Sell RIGGS LoCated on St. R1 . 7 . POMEROY Pomeroy, Qhio Ph. 992~217 4 Ope, Evenings Untii6:00- Til5p.in . Sat . MODERN septic tank service, 24 ·hours , 7 days a week. Phone 992-3954. 4-10-:JOtc . ACREAGE OVER 100 - High land with all . mine rals . Fa~m pond, gas well , G & 1;: Appliance ~epalr; r'epalr on all laundry equipment, old barn , house, and other refrigeration equipment and bvild lngs . Only $19,500.00: · house wiring; welding, LAND electric and gas. Calf 992-3802 . 1-0 ACRE S On Leading or after 4: 30 p.m . call 992:Creek, 1 mile above Langsvifle. 6050. Old house and outbuildings, on 3-21 -JO!p bla c ktop road . Want only $5.000.00. EXCAVATING, dozer; loader NEW HOME and backhoe work; septic tanks installed; dump trucks 4 BEOROOMS S.,autiful and lo-boys fQr hire; will haul kitchen , ·l'h baths. All electric fill dirt, top soil, limestone with garage on large lot. Only anl:l gravel ; call Bob or Roger $11,000.00 . Jeffers, day phone 992-7019; NEW LISTING night phone 992-3525 or 992. POMEROY - Nice 2 bedr:-oom .. 5232. ho me with gas furnace , nice 2·11-tfc kitchen and front pOrch with wrought iron posts and - DOZER anCf bad( hoe work, railings . Asking $15,000. ponds and septic tariks, dltSMALL Ching service; top soli, 1111 2 BEDROOMS _ Basement, dirt, limestone ; B&K Ex- , · cavating. Phone 992· 5367, bath, ·front por ch on Grant St., Dick Kafr, Jr . Middleport. Asking just 9-1-tfc $5500.00. . :r; F"'"'~="""''= " =·=~==INVESTMENT >EE US FOR, - i(;;_~ings:---srorm' LARGE B'RICK Has 30 doors and windows, carports, ro0m3 with going business, . marquees. a fum iflum siding steam heat , parking and l.ovely and railing . A. Jacob, sales view 'of tbe Ohio River . Need representative. For free · estimates, phone Char.IM. . L"1s 1e, s yracuse, v . v . only $32,500.00 for this COUNTRY Ho·. ME Johnson and Son, Inc. 7 ROOMS - Bath with shower, 3·2·ffc' natural gas fUrnace , nice sm~ll ba sement, drilled well. and sewiNG MAC-HINES. Re~ir garage . Porch, con crete walks . .s ervice, all -makes. 992-~: The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. One acre. $10,000. Authorized Singer Sales and! Service. We Sharpen Scissors. CREATE A GOOD FUTURE 3-29-lfc FOR YOURSELF, -~c:---~CHILDREN, OR GRANDCHILDREN. BUY ONE OF EXCAVATING . Dozers, large THE ABOVE . MAKE YOUR and small ; BackhoeS: and Loaders on track and tires; MONEY WORK FOR YOU, Dump . trucks lo· boy' THAT'S GOOD BUSINESS . Serv1ce ; Septic tanks in ~ stalled ; George (Bill) Pullins ; phOne 992-2478 or 992HELEN L. TEAFORD 7402 . 2·9-tfc' GORDON B. TEAFOJ!O ASSOCIATES ;' HARRISON' S TV Service and . 992.3325 or 992 -3615 Service Calls ; phone 992-2522. ·, NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS 2-9-tfc 68 Olds Cut. Hoi. Sedan, v-roof •• , ......... .i1495 68 Pontiac Bonneville 4 Dr. HJ., air ...... .'1395 68 Ford Gal. 500 4 Door. air .............. '1095 68 Chevelle 2 Dr. H.l, V-8, auto., P.S.•• .". '1495 bo Douge Pol. 4 Door H.T.. .......... _..... '795 992 -5342 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel O'DELL WHEEL alignment located at Crossroads, Rl. 12~; complete front end service, tune up and brake service: Wheels balanced elec· tronlcally . · All work guaranteed. _ Reasonable rates . Phone 992-3213 or 742· 3232. 2-18-lfc OPTOMETRIST 72 Olds Cut H.T. Cpe., air, sharp ........... '3695 70 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, power, air ......... . .'3500 71 Olds 88 Holiday Sedan, air ..... . -..... '2695 70 Cadillac Sed: DeVille, power, air .-••• -. '4000 70 Cadillac HJ. Cpe., power, air ... ........ '3700 71 Volkswagen 4 Door, auto.... -... ...... '2495 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, air .... '2995 · 66 THUNDERBIRD, 4 n ew fir es, powe r steering & brake s , fa c tor y a ir .- - - . - - - $1295 70 CAMARO, 6 cy l., automati c . power OFFICE SUPPLIES - -- - - -- 110 Mechanic Street sfandard. like new . '1695 - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 '129.95 TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP '49.95 1971 PLYMOUTH FURY 11 - EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 - - - -,---- Virgil B. Teaford, St. Broker BIG SAVINGS ON USED CARS AT SMITH NELSON MOTORS SPECIAL OF THE WEEK SEPTIC TANKS ClliANED : ~LiTOMOBILEins~;ance been- REASONABLE rates. Ph. 44< cancelled? Lost your 4782, Gallipolis. John Russel operator's license? Call 992Owner & Operator . S-12-11· 2966 · 6-15-ltc C. BR/IDFORD, Auctioneer Complete Service Phone 949-3821 Real Estate For Sale Racine, Ohio Cri tt Br adfQrd · . 536 W. Main , Pomeroy, 2 story 5-1-11< fr ame , 8 rooms , 4 bedrooms, 1112 bath, garage, basement, HOUSE AND Roof painting ; all utilities ; R . Downing , interior and exterior, free Brok'e r, 992 -3'731. estimates . Call992·7008or 9924-19-31c 2460. 4-19-JOtc HOUS.E for sale - 5 rooms and bath in Rutland , PhonP. 742- PIANO TUNING, Lane Daniels, J334. 992 -2082, 259 Broadway St .. 4-19-6tc Middleport, M.aY 7 thru June 30. 4-19-31c - - - - -- REGISTERED NURSES ATTENTION -. WAREH OUSE o r s torag e b ui ld ing , a ppr o :.: . 100x50 ; loc at ed on Ru tland St :, Middlepo rt ; co nta ct Mrs . Mann inq Webste r , 992 2495. 4·18 3tc WANTED CHIPWOOD ARNOLD BROTHERS .... NEW Trad itional 2 pc. liv ing room sui te with button tufted back and skirt ; both sofa and c hai r th is week Of'lly at $1 29 .95; Cash and Carry ; Ph one 991' -7554 ; P ome r o y Recovery , 622 E . Main St., Pome roy, 0 . 4-19-61p For Rent or Sale Wanted HUMIDIFIERS I For Sale ' ,., RP~ . $8995 ~uper Special 12 Yr. Financing We Service What We Sell Let Us Build Your New Home! We Will Be Building Ranch, . Split level &Bi·level Homes Th e mos t imaginafive hom es you'v e ever s e e n . That-' s w hy your marvelou s ne w home w i ll look far more -than you paid for iL We ha v e· many s tunning s tyles. Ea c h t:lb m e..a s uperb model w ifh s uperior planning , s upe rior fe atures from fh e front to the ba c k. On e walk fhrough and you'l l know . ...... Free Ba llons Ki dd ies For lh e - Regis ter for the W i ~ ­ nebago To Be Given A~ay ....:. i n Ou r Sp~ ing Prom ot io n. Built by: B&K .E xcavating SALES RIEPRESI:NTATIVE: VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER Goble Mobile Home Sales Oan Thomp•on, The Dt>alin' Man 586 Locust . ' 9_92 -7004 · . __ Mid~leporl Open 8 to 6 Mon : Thru Sat - - F ree Ran d Mc Nall y Atl aS. Books for . Adults. Associates: Helen L, Tealord, Gordon B. Teaford · EQUAL HOUSIN_G OPPORTUNITIES PHONE 992-3325 . 110 MECHANIC STREET POMEROY, OHIO �I 8 - The baily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomero)', 0., Apnl c'IJ, 1973 . · Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get ResultsJ . ' WANT AD S I N F ORMATION D E AD LI N ES S P . M . Dav Be for e P ubl ica ti on . Mon da y D e adline- 'il a m C ttncell& t ion Corr ec t ions W i ll be a cce pt ed unt il 9 am . for oa.,. of Pu blic at ion REGU l ATION S Th e Pu b lis her r ese r 11es the • r ight t o ed i t or r ejec t any a ds ob jecti onal. T he deem e d p u b lishe r w ill not be responsib le for mo re th a n 011e in co rr ec t in ser tion . Forwa"n~merv ;oe s c ent s per Wo rd one in sertion 12 Mi n ~mum Cha rge 75c con secu ti ve insert cents per ions word th ree se~~ ~ ee"',~s~~;io~s~rd s i ~~ con 25 Per Ce nt Discount on pa i d ad s and ads pai d wi thin 10 day s. F. . CA RD OF TH A NK S & OBITU A R Y 5 1.50 fo r word min imum . so · Ea c h add it iona l w ord 2c. BL I ND AO S Ad dit iona l 1Sc Charge per Ad vert ise ment. OFF ICE H O UR S 8 : 30 a: m . to 5 : 00 p .m . Daily . 8 : 30 a . m . to 12: 00 Noon Sa t ur day. Card of Thanks W E WI 5H to thank all of tho se who helped in any way during the il lness and death of our husband and fat her , Paul Sisson . We especially, thank Dr . Pi cken s, Dr . Abl es , th e nur ses an d staff at Ve ter ans · M em ori al H ospital, and for those that stayed by h is bedsi de during his illnes s ; we want to ex press our deepest gratit ude to those send in g fl owers and food ; we tha nk the m inis ters . Cli ff ord Smith and Bill Car ter for . their serv ices and con soling word s ; al so fo r t he si ngers ·and pall bearers ; a nd a speci al tha nks lor the prayers. wh ich he lped us make our bur den a littl e fighte r . May God Bless e a ch a nd eve r yo ne who he lped in any way in our ti m e of sorrow ; .a nd t he Funera l Raw ling s-Coa l s Home for thei r services. Wife r Mildr ed ; so n , We s ley , 3 grandchildre-n and brot he r , Carl . 4-20-ltp ________: __ _ _ _ Notice "HE!l" HEATING & COOLING -Furnace Con"trols Waitress Wanted The Meig s Inn takes pride in serving Quality Food with fast , friendly ser vice . So if you are neat and attractive pl e a s e s lop in at our office for In tervi e w . Hot Water Heaters Plumbing Electrical Work 992-2448 Pomeroy, o. GUN SHOOT, als o rif le matches - op en si tes only and special deer s lug match ; For ked Run Sports man Club , Sunday , April 22nd, 12 noon. 4-19-3tc YARD SALE, FridaY and Satur.day on Lar kin Street. Ruttan~ . 4-19-2:tc . GUN SHOOT , Rutland 'Amer ican Legi on, Sunday 12 until ?? ?, Beech Grove Rd . 4-19-3tp HAM SHOOT , Sautrday, April 21st, 6: 30 ·p. m ., Mile Hill Road ; factor y chok ed gun s only ; ham s, pork chops and round steak : spon sored by Ra cine F ire ·Dept . 4-19-2k REVIVAL at Chester Chur ch of God beginning Apri l 22nd, 7: 30 ~ - m. witt) 'Rev . Bobby Porter. Spec ial Si nging ea c h night. Pastor ·is Rev . James Satterfi e ld . E ver y o n e welcome . 4-19-3tc For Rent HOUSE, Located in Rutland , phon e 742-3334, Car l Hy sell, Owner.· 4-19-6t c 10x47, 2 bedroom m obile home , coUntry location ; Phone 992· 3954. 4-19-Jtc 2 BEDROOM m obi le hom e, adul Is on ly; on old Rt. 33; ph One 992-6294 or 992-6385 , afte r 8 p.m.. 4-8-12tc ~----- Pel:> For ' Sale SIAME SE Ki ttens,, S male and 1 fe·mate. Ph one 985-42<18. 4-19-6f p ------- Business Services ---PAINT SPECIAL! Blue Ridge lnlerior- Exterior SEE US before you bu ~ your Auto Sales Eas te r Plan1 s ; We hav e 1968 IMPALA power steer ing For wood and masonr y . G loKi nia s, Mum s, Tu lips , and power brakes . Will sen fini !>hes. H y a c in t h s, L ili e s , POMEROY, OHIO cheap. Phone 992-7439. Hydrangea , Geran iums and 4-19-3lp ·---------~~~~---------' Ha nging Ba$kets ; al s o Clematis , rose bushes . 1968 DODGE Polara· Statio" Notice --··· Wanted . petunias, marigolds , pansies, HOGG & ZUSPAN Wagon , 383 , V-8, a_ir · snapdragon s, daisies, B'a lsam condition ing , power steenng ELLE N'S Gi ft Shop, Reedsvi lle , EXPERIE NCED pa inter , in. MATERIALS CO. rose ; Bi g Boy and ot her t ~ r i or and ex te r io r . Ph one and brakes ; very good conOh lo; fl owers, toy s, novel1 ies 77 3-5554 toma to p lan ts. cabbage , Mason , W. Va . 985-3951. d it ion ; phone 247 -21 66, Robert an d c lo thes ; Open Frida y a nd broccoli. brussel sprouts a nd 3-20-30ip Sayre. Saturday , 1 p.m. to 7 p .m .; cauli fl ower plants ; Midway 4-17-5) c Sunday 1 p .m . to 5 p.m . Marke t. · W . M ain St ., Real Estate For . 4-20-Jtc PAR T T IME . Nat io nal supplier Pom eroy , phone 992-2582. will train men for loca l 19l!O PONTIA C Catalina ; four 6 ROOM house & bat h, 829 S. 4· 19-2tc typewr iter . repair ing . Write: door ; power steer ing ; pqwet: Thir d Ave. , Middl.e po rt ; GUN SHOOT, Fr iday , 7 p . m . Reg ionq_l Manag er , Box 25, brakes ; a ut omatic ; n ew ph one 992-5431. Fa ctor y c hoked qu ns on ly . 65 CO NCORD 26, II . se ll G!enstl aw, Penna . 15116. brakes. · car b ., t ires ; Bai ley's Asso rt e d mea t s . Re fr es h con tained camper ; phone 9924-8-l2 1p Store, Midd lepor t . me nts ser ved . Ra ci ne Gufl _ 395.4 .4-17-6tp 40 ACRES, la rge barn and Club . 4- 19-Jtc several bui ld ing s, 8 rooms For Rent LOUI SVILL E Ford , 8,000 an d bath, near Rutland . Ca ll SORRY SAL is now a merry 1971 tan dem, '225 Lat. e ng ine, 5 a nd 7~ - 6 .\61 or 742-5032. MODERN, par tia ll y furn ished ALL EYE Make Up prod ucts in ga L She used Blue Lu st re r ug 4 trans ., 16ft. coa l bed, 48,000 4-15-6tc house ; work ing cou ple ; on Koscot lin e on spe ci al th is an d uphols te ry c leane r . Re nt m iles , priced for q uick sal e, Rout e 33: phone 992-6849 . mon th. I woul d like to serve or e f.e-Git ri c·· sha mpooe r Sl . wi th or wi thout bed ; phone NEW Home - 3 bedrmom , 4-18-31p vis it you. Pl ea se phone He len Ne lso n's . Dr ug Stor e , . 992-2478. hardwood fl oors, paneling, Jane Brown , Midd leport, Ohio Pon'leroy, Oh io. 4-18-4tc 992-5113. la rg e tot; ca ll 773-5554 daily ; FUR NI SHE D 2 bedroom 4-19-2tc 4-4-Ift a fter 5 p.m . ca ll 773-5468. a partme nt. adult s on ly, ' 4-17-6tc P ony 1972 HONDA 500 motor cy cl e, 4 Midd le port ; phon e 992-3874. MA SSEY - Ha r ris on cy lind er, ma ny ex tra s, like · Trac tor a nd 52 Ford Tra ctor 4-6-lfc new; phoo e 985·3828. wihh si de moWer ; Wil lia m LOT S · on Wr ight Stree t. ~----3-9-tfc PR IVAT E mee ting room for Rou sh, m ile be low West Pomer oy . Ph on e 742·6630 . Col umbia . any organiza t ion ; phone 9924-19-121c 3975. 4-t9-6tp 1965 FORD Galaxi e 500, ~x ­ ce llent co ndit ion , V-8 HOUSE in Long Bottom , phone 3-11 -lt c -~-------1.72 ACRE Lot ; Ph one 742-3656. aut omatic, cl ean a s a pin ; 985-3529. 1968 Honda 305 Super Hawk, 3 AND 4 ROOM 'fur nished and 4-19-2fp 6-11 -ttc u nfu rn is he d a partm ents . ;-- -- - _:__ _ _ ___, exc ell e nt co nd iti o n ; ph one 949 -5953. Phone 992-5434. Friday & Saturday BEDROOM hou~e , one floor A-20-6tc 2 pl_ 4-12-lfc a n , o~ner leav~ng the state. Night N ~ ce nelghbor~ ood on Grave l 1966 BELAIR Chev rolet, HIII , for ced a1r gas furna ce , From 10 lil2 autom atic , $200 ; Robert H. For Sale ba semen t and atta c he d Rous h; phone 247-2195. Music By Shiloh ga rage . Call for appointment NOW r AK IN G ord e r s fo r 4-20·3fc 992-2859 or 992-lJBl. south e rn plan ts . Cha rl es R. From Marietta , Ohio 4-15-6tc Ha rri s, 843--2693 . 1972 CHEVY Nova , 350, 4 speed, WE ARE nOw ta king orders for 12,000 miles ; Jerry Well , 992Sout he rn Tomatoes, pepper s, 6247 . swee t potat oes an d onion COA L Li mes tone , Exce lsior 4-20-3tp pla nts ; wil l be in by Ma y 5th Sa il , Wor ks , E. Main St., a t leas t ; Ja mes Ray Hill, 63 OLDS Convertibl e, Pome roy . Ph one 992 -3891 . Le ta rt Fa ll s, Ohio ; phone 247 autom a tic, V-8, F-85, power ; 4-12-tf c 2961 . 67 Chevelle Malibu , British ll -6-13tc Racing Green , 327 3 speed ; 1972 22 FT. TAGALONG lr a ve l 1-----:-~-:-:---------­ phone 742 -6271 . tra it er . Self -contai ned , sl eeps 72 HONDA , CB 750, with extras. 4-20-6tc OLD FASHIONED reviva l stil l four . Phone 992-6960. 4, 800 mile.s , VG _ $1,500 ; 69 in pr ogress at the Pom eroy 4· 17-6l c l'/2 STORY BRICK Honda , CL 350 - $345 : 71 Wesleya n Hol iness Ch urch on 2 3 bedroom s. bath, din ing AMF llh .p., 26" cut till e r·, new M l);~ i l o. :.jomes For Sale Rl. L13. Spec ia l se r vi ces eac h STA R KI LLS rats qu ic kly, su re . room , NEW. gas F.A. fur cond it ion - $1 40 ; 69 VW 1u x 50, 2 BEDROOM t ra iler , even. if'l g a t 7: 30 p. m . Speaker 21 7 lbs .. $1.69, Ebersbach na ce. st orm doors & wins·qu a reba ck, take' pay me nts' e xce ll e nt co ndition , $2 ,500 . an d Past o r Rev . O' De ll Ha rdware , Sugar Run Mi lls , of $58. 48 a rn ont h; ne w dows, le vel lot, garag e , low Ph one Rave nswood 304-273Man ley . Everyone we lcome . Pickens Hardwa re, Ma son . br a kes , c lut c h, exhau s t. taxes. $8.500.00. 3623. 3-26-lfc · 4 1-30lp igni tio n, de pendabfe. See 1';, STORY FRAME 4· 18-4ft Ri c hard Weaver (ju st' below 2 3 bedroom s, bath, .some GROCER Y bu siness for sa le . Sadi e's Market ), Syracuse . 1972 PMC, J bedroom, com cab ine ts, dining room, storm -Bui lding for sale or l ea se ~ ll-20 -tfc pl e tel y furnish sd, front kitdoors & windows. larg e lot Phon e 773-5618 fr om 8:30p.m . -=---:---:Chen , $4 ,500 ; phone 698-8841. l00 x 125. LOW PRICE to 10 p.m . for appointm ent . DON ' T pump · your ~ luggisti 4d8-6lp $5,000.00. 3-20-lfc se pti c tank. Gel Klean -Em THE TWO ABOVE ARE Ait Septi c Tank Cl e aner . CASH pa id for all makes and Landm a rk F a rm Bure au, EXCELLENT BUY S AT . lO OD 'S AQUARIUMS ; fi s h' models of mobile hom e s ~ Pom e roy. a nd sup pi ies: new lOcat ion , THE S E PRICES. Phone area code 614-423-9531 . Ash Stree t, Middleport near _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ 4-20-lt c 4-13-tfc R E DUCE.D TO $10,000.00 park ; phone 992-5443. Ni ce cor ner lot, 11h story STEREO 8track .. A smal l ·. ---, 1973 -1-7·-tfc fram e, 3 bedr ooms , _bath, · - · Poles' ba lan ce of $88.64 or pa y $6.50 Air Conditioners util ity · r oOm. din ing room , pe r month . Ph one 992-5331. Awnings NOW R EADY Bloom ing Maximum ga s F.A. heat , nice kitc hen , 4-20-lfc U d . · . po tted fl owers .. starting at n erpmnmg ' NEW tile and panel ing, 50c; han g ing ba sket s; pan s ies Diameter MU ST se ll 1973 del_u xe Zig -Zag garage. DON ' T WAIT TOO a nd cabbag e: Re ady soon Complete mobile home se wing ·ma chine . Thi s LONG ON THIS ONE . Pe tunias , ma r igold s, Co le us, serv-ice - plus giganti c ma chine darn s, embroiders, APPROX . tO ACRES tomatoes, peppers, etc. ,· '14 off di s play of mobile homes make s buttonholes ,. atr Over 6 level. Home about 10 by the flat ; Hubbard 's Green without atta c hments . Ju st always available at . . house, St. -Rt. 124, above park, largest End vears old. Electric heat , d i.al a nd sew. Pay balan ce of Syracuse, Oh io. dr ill e d well, 2 bedrooms, $38.50 or pay $5 per month . 4-3-tfc MILLER bath , carport , full basement . P hone 992-5331. CLO SE TO TOWN . 4-20-tfc HOU SE and 2 lots pius 9 ad. MOBILE HOMES $15.000.00. DELIVERED j·oi ning lots at Long Bottom . MOBILE HOME 1220 Washington Blvd. Ohio, under $3,000. Would like 1969 HONDA 175 cc Sc rambl e r ; TO About 1 acre . Set up ready to ph one 992-7016 . 423-7521 BELPRE, 0. a 10' wid e house trailer up to move lnt0. 3 bedrooms, bath , 4-18-4tc '--- - - - - - - - ---' 112 payment. M . A. H.;~ll , 3786249, Reedsv.i lle , Ohio. · ut ility s pace, 12x60 ·tt., air OWN YOUR HOME AT LOW 4-11 -lt c 1960 V. W. CHOPPER ; ready Cond. , nice kitchen . JUST COST - see Kin·gsbury Home for ·wood s or highway, $200 ; $6,900.00. Sales & Service, Inc. , phone al so 1964 2-door Chev . Body ,_ 992 -6256 from 2 to 7 p.m . or by Open Saturdays ANOTHER GOOD BUY (3) VACUUM Clea ners new 1973 $30; phone 985-4118. appointment. 24' wide · from 8 a . m. to J : 30 p.m. Mod el. Complete . with all 7 room s. 3 bedroOms, bath, 4-18-3tp furnished. Made by Skyline clean in g tools . Small paint new s iding , roof , and carOn Old Rl. 33 Corp . , country' s largest. damage in shipping . Will take port . YOU HAVE TO SEE Phone 992-2689 " M~ig s County owned and $27 cash or budget plan EASTER Flowers, hanging THIS ONE . $5,000.00. baskets and pots of mums. operated . " Financing av ai labl e. Electro · Hygiene Pomeroy, 9hio FURNISHED HOME lil ies , geraniums_, begonias, available. Set up on your lot Co., ph one 992-7755. Azaleas. Also bedding/ a nd .Lot l 05X135. 2 bedrooms, ready for your occupancy . 200 4-18-6tc ·DEAD Stoc k hor ses, catt'l e , plants, such as pans i e s~ bath, dininq R. LIKE NEW yards off Rt. 33 on County Rd . hog s , s he e p . . Rea so nable petun ias , N.ar igolds, Phlox, 18. Qui ck delivery . Our low Re1. Ra nge, freezer , and ::: hargP. . Call 245 -5514. , HAVE large a ss ortment of Co leu s, Salvia, Zinnias, overhead will save you$$$. 12' dryer (all are G. E. l. storm fl owe rs for Easte r and every 2-28-30ic D i an~hu s, Ally ssum , Snapand 14' Mobile Homes occasi on . Smalley 's Gift ddors & windows, nice porch. drag o ns , Ageratium and available, Kingsbury Home Shop , Chester , Ohio, phone Pr ivate location: $8,500.00. Portulacca . Also vegetabl e Sales & Se rvice , Inc 9B5-3537. YOU HAVE BEEN Wante~ To Buy plants, cabbage , broccoli, 3-25-tfc 4-10-101c LOOKING FOR A cauliflower , lettuce, egg CLEAN co pp e r , 48 c lb . ; plants and 14 kinds of tomato BARGAIN - ALL OF THE . Rad iators , cl ean, 28c lb. ; 1972 APACHE Eagle Fold -up · plants. Cleland Farms and Real Estate For Sale ABOVE ARE BARGAINS. Brass, 18c lb: ; Batter ies, 85c ; ca mper ; includes spare tire , Greenhouse, E. Ma in, Racine , a ACRES on State Route 143 ; H·ENRY E. CLELANO, Sr. Ginseng $60 lb.; M. A. Hall, . ca nopy and plasti c storm GeraldinE! Cleland . BI!OKER J ater tap paid ; call 992-3640. Reedsville . 378-6249. wi ndow . Trailer has been 4-16-tfc. 4-18-?tc PHONE -992-2259 3-9-tfc wired for el ectri c, 3 outl ets. Excell e rit conditi on, $675, call BLACK "'s Tennessee - Walker 992-581 5 after 5 p.m . WANTED - OLD UPRIGHT colt, 1 year old ; phOne 9924-_18-4tc PI ANO S. Any co nd iti on .. · 36<10. · - -- ----'-"·Pay ing $10 ·e a ch. Fir st floor REAL ESTATE FOR .SALE.,.POMEROY 4-l8-7tc only . Wr ite g iving dir ect ions. 121 PAINT DAMAGE . 1973 Zig Bus in ess building in m iddle of upper block. 20' x80', Brick, Za g sew ing ·machi nes .. Still · in P ianos, P . 0 . Box 188, Sardi s-, mPti\l rnr f. with 6 rnn!T!" Anti h~th An~rtmo:>nt in rtnnd or igina l cartons . No at . NEW Trad itional 2- pc. liv ing 'Ohio 43946. room suite with button tufted condition upstairs, real entrance. Priced at $17,000.00. lachments need ed as our bac k ~nd skirt ; both sofa and Bar and grill with all equipment doing a good businesS in conhrols are bui !t-in . Sews cha ir this week · only at the above described bu ilding . D-1 and D-2 permits, ask ing with 1 or 2 needles. makes STE E L whee f tractor , r unn ing $1_29.95 ; Cash and Carry; ont_y $5800. Buy this for a home and business combined .' buttonholes. sew on button s, cbndit ion or repairable·; for phone 992 -7554 , Pomeroy monogram s and blind hem pull ing a brush hog ; phone Recovery, 622 E. Main St., stitch . Full cash price $38.50 992-2929 . Pomeroy, 0 .. GEORGE S. HOBSTEnER JR. or budget plan available . 4-20-3tc 4-19-61p El ectro Hyg iene Co .. phone REAL ESTATE BROKER 992 -7755. OLD furnitu·r e, oa k- table s, 4-18-6l c .' r - - ----------1 ' P.O. Box 101. Phone 985-4186 organs, di sties , cloc ks. brass SPRING SPEC.IALS bed s or comp lete house hoJ ds . GLA SS SHOW CASES, $25 up ; Pomeroy, Ohio ·Wri te M. D. Mill e r, Rf. 4, KUH L' S BARGAIN CEN SABRE TILLER Pome r oy, Oh io. Phone 992TE R, "a t cauti on light, " 1 HP 6271. . Tuppers Pl a in s. 1-7-llc In Carton 4-17-51p. Se.t Up, 134.95 lATEX PAINT THE MEIGS INN 3.99 gallon -·-··Herp ------- S31e ------- DANCE vz Whispering Pines Nite Club MEOWS SEED CORN - - - -- - - VIRGIL KING PH. 992-6558 - - - - -- - 10" rir. ~7.00 Per ·Ton ·~---,- -~----------:_----,--- OHIO PALLET CO. - - - -- - 3/z Ser;vlce Fr<o m th e taraest Truck Bulldozer Radiator to the ~ ma11es r Heate r t..or e . Nathan Biggs Radiator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph . 992-2174 Are you interested in broadening your nursing experience in.- a progressive mental health center?· . - Full time, parttime, and contract po si tion s available o n our a ft e rnoo n shift. Work in our new Geriatric Center or Med - Surg Unit. Attra c tive fringe benefits ; include sick leave. retirementylan, vacal ion time , 9 paid holidays. extensive orientation and inservice program . •7,550- •&,819 Annually C9ntact- Direc.tor of Nursing 593 -7.761 , Ext . _2 72 or Geriatric Chief Nurse 592-6651 , Ext. 331. ATHENS MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, Athens, Ohio Pomeroy GARA G E repa ir , tune -u ps; plugs, poi nts a nd conde nse r ; a cy l., $17.95 a nd 6 cy l. , S14.95 ; ca ll for appointm en t ; Racine Gar age! Ra cine, Ohi o, 9493611 . 4-8-lOtc WILL tri m or cut trees, clean out bilse me nts, att ics. etc. an d pai nt roofs ; phone 9493221. 1 _ __ _ _ _ _ __:4...:.:,ll -31ltc S EPTIC TANKS AROBtC' · SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN-· ED, REPAIRED . MILL-ER SANITATION. STEWART, OHIO. PHONE 662-3035. 10-4-tf ELNA and White Sewing Machines ... service on all makes . Reasonable rates . The Sew ing Center , Mid dl eport, Ohio. 11 -16·tfc On Most American In Carion Set UJI> $54.95 . POMEROY 9 .. _ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. ~ Phone 992 -2181 HYBR t 0 type -Leg horn Rhode Island Rt:d ht""ns In good product ion . Ph One 843-2178. 4-15-61c Stop in and see our line of quality fishing tackle, rods, reels., lines, lures: GRAVELY tRACTOR SALES Pomeroy, Ohio .Phone 992 - 0pen J. a .m. fo S:JO p.m . Monday thru Thursday, 8. a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday. FOR RENT OR LEASE 4 d oo r sedan , V-8 . C.,... 71 MUSTANG, V- 8 , automatic , power s tee ring , 2 doo r ha rdt o p . like new . $1995 70 CHEVROl.ET CAPRICE, 2 door hardfop , ·loaded. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sl995 Pomeroy Home & Aim 7·1 PINTO, 3 d oo r R u n about. 4 s p eed t ra n s - Open 8 Till Mondav thru Siiturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . mission . 1 owner. ------------51595 71 FORD GALAXIE 500, 4 door ha r d top , pow e r stee r ing & b r a kes . fp cl ory air . - -·$2195 70 DODGE POLARO 2 doo r harC!to p , po wer ste ering & brakes . fa c tor y a ir . vi n y l root . $1795 70 MERCURY MARQUIS, 4 doo r ha r dt op . · "vinyl roof.loade d .- - - - - - - - - - - - $ 1 8 9 5 70 HORNET, 6 cy l., s tand a rd tr a n sm issio n . 4 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 -2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy door sedan . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $1295 ·. Pomeroy; Ohio 70 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, .V roof, air..... .,. '2595 69 Ford LTD Wagon, air ... ................ '1895 and 69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., air •.. •• '1595 FURNITURE steering . ·----------------$1995 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.... .'1295 69 TOYOTA, 2 door har.d fop, 4 s pee d . ---$895 67 DODGE , 4 door, s lanl6 , automati c. --- $395 65 DODGE WAGON, run s good . ___ .:., $295 69 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE, 4door se dan , V8, automati c, power s teer-ing , s harp . - - · $1395 68 JAVELIN SST, 290 V-8 , 2 door hardtop , power steering . ---------~---· $895 66 CADILLAC Sedan DeV ill e .loaded . --.$1095 70 MERCURY MONTEGO, 4 door sedan . 6 cyl., Standard . - - - - - - - - - - - -·- - $1095 70 CHEVROLET Biscayne , 4 door , sedan . V-8 , aufomatic. power s te ering & brake s , factory Stop In and See Our Floor Display. READY -MIX CONCR·e · delivered right to yo project. Fast and easy . Fr estimates , Phone ~92 - 328 Goeglein Ready -Mix Ct Middleport, Ohio. . · 6-30-t air . ·------------------·$ 1295 PICKUP TRUCKS 70 FORD CUSTOM, V-B, s tandard . W e st Coas t mirrors , cab lights, sharp truck , long wide bed.------------------- $1995 71 CHEVY , V-8 , 4 s pee d , 6 'h ft . bed . ----$1995 50 FORD 1 ton . · - - - - - - - - - - - - - · $295 64 FORb 'h Ton . long wide bed , V-8 , stan dard . ---~---------------$595 ' • -~-.,.--,.--- D. OFFICE HOURS 9:30 l\0 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT n., 66 Olds Toronado, full power, air •, _...... _:995 68 Opel Station Wagon ...................... .'595 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air ........ '995 · 66 Buick L:!Sabre 4 Door, air............... '695 _c64 Buick Elec. 4 Door H.T.................. '295 Karr & Van Zandt " Yo u ' ll Lik e Our Quality Wa y - o f Do ing B us in e~s" GMAC FINANCING . • USED CARS . 2 SIGNS ... PUBLIC WHOLESALE will spend Ea s ter Sunday in P,om~r·oy wi lh their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson and Mr . and Mrs. Herman OhHnger . LARGE SELECTION ' NEW MOBILE HOMES JOx40 2 BR 10x512 BR 10x563BR 12x412 BR 12x51 2 BR 12x563 BR 12x61 3 BR . 20x43 3 BR Double wide We Feature .Some of the Finest:_ *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD *SKYLINES ACADEMY $2995 $3595 $3995 $3595 $3995 $4295 $4995 $6500 All homes are total elect r ic:, compl e tely furni shed, set ot steps, '14" bir ch panel ing , house -ty pe doo r s , s torm windows . From $250-. 00 down, De livered Fr ee. .. Milytag 4500 sq . ft., total service department area ; .equipped with air compressor• lubrication hoist, front end alignment rack , wheel ' Oalancmg machine. exhaust escape system, 7 service stalls. wash rack, air hoses to all stalls, small office room, ·. res! room, 3 overhead doors ( 1 elecfric) ; could ·be used for almost any kind of business ; warehouse; etc. Call Dick Rawlings at 992-2151, Mqnday _thru Saturday from 8:ooa.m. till 5·: 00 p.m.; after these hours or on Sunday call 992 -3732. --'--. Rent for $300.00 per month firm. Lease? ? ? ? Let's talk. Automatics 2 speed operation. Choice of water tern ps . Auto. water level control . Lint F i Iter or Powtr Fin Agitator . Perma·Preu M•vtag Halo of Heat Drven Surround clotho . with gentle. e.ven · heat . No ho1 spo1s, no overdrying . . F ine Mesh Lint Filter. We 5peclalheln _ MAYTAG RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~y~~:·· 741-4211 Arnold Grate R11tland ~~~--~~~~~--~~~~.- , 95 27 Salle lit e 2 dr . H. T . Local one owner. Real clean . '2495 Swinger , 2 dr . H . T ., V-8, <luto .. vinyl lop . *1895 Clean . ·- - -·- - - - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - *1795 '1995 Le Sabre, 2 dr . H . T . , air, vinyl lop, one owner . · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - WE ARE STILL MAKING GREAT DEALS ON 1973 BUICKS & PONTIACS. CHECK WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR, NEW OR USED. CEWARD CALVERT, Salesman REMEM HER Open Evenings . 'Til 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. SeiYice 'Til 12 Noon on Saturday IS Remember We Seroice What We Sell. 196 7 FORD L TO . $69S H. T. $eda n. V-8 e ng ine, au tom a 1i c tra ns ., P stee ri ng & br akes . radi o. blue f ini s h . blk. vi ny l lop, good tires, rad io. Spec i.al!! ! · • S99S )967 GMC 2'12 TON 1 lbs ,, 2 s peed, 900 tires. 5 s p<. "'C d 9 d u m p body . 18,500 tra nsm iss ion. . Trendhomes Pomeroy Motor Co. i 4Y NATI ONAL HC>MF S CORPORATION OPEN EVES. 8 : 00P. M . POMERO¥, OHIO LOST AND FOUNO LARG E WHI TE long --hai red ca t Si lver doll ars lon g h a v c wi lh black Spots los I ·Mon day been· popul a r in the Am e r i- nigh t in vic ini ty of Sta le c-a n we s t. · Nic ke ls remain Garage , Rt. 7, Ches ter . Ve ry t imi d. Anyone s eei ng o r l he m ost fa vore d coi ns in having seen him . pl cn se call Baltim or e, w h i I e quarter985-3583. Re ward. d oll ars a r c mos t s o ug ht after .t-19-3tc in th e s t a te of New York . Coin Prefe re nce llijl r~ . TRI.COUNTY MOBILE HOMES Ea stern Av·e. Gallipoli s, 0. PH . 446-0175 VISIT OUR We talk to you Larry Evans, Owner Frank Gheen. Sales Mgr . . PHONE 992-7777 like a person. POMEROY, OHIO WMP0/1390 Open Sun , 1-6 p.m. Daily 9-6 ON YOUR DIAL BILL'S ARMY-NAVY SALES 85 N, Court St. Athens, Ohio THREE DAY SALE 60x14 Hillcrest 2 Br. Tenls -681o choose from, all sizes S49 •95 · now $7 .95 9 95 Sleepingbag.reg.$-, - · Coats $3.95, Closeout of Children s Wtnler Mens. $9.95. Mens Dress Shoes Me n's Watches , reg. $79.95 · $5 00 2 pair for · 529 now ·9 :. $2.99 $92 so .' Shop Here For All Your fishing and Camping Needs . Open9to :>:lO Daily . Except Monday & Frtdav ltl9 NOW OPEN All deluxe features, fully carpeted," 1/4" Salem Birch paneling, central air conditioning, front kitchen private dining, eye-level oven, counter top range. It's the Super Special, because Delivered and Set Up Up To M •A . . i)•}\'1': . 'I1"')~;:[ h ,,', 1,.....;·•/ ~ ~ ~-, I . , I ~\7{, ' .. ,. ON DISPLAY Sat~rday, April 21 S'ililday, April 22 From 1:00 til 5:00 PM "It's Our Super Special" APRIL 19, 20, and 21st Pu.llers 225 Amp. Lincoln Welder dr . H. T ., air . My old Demo . 1968 CAMARO CONV. $1695 V-8 motor, ,a uto. tra ns ., P.S., a nd w-w t ire s, ra d io, nice yell ow li r1 is h w i.t h vi n yl inte r ior . it's a super nice home. Big Capacity tlonn e vill e .;~··· *MOBILE HOMES* · ."Jones Boys " Bonne vill e 4 dr. H . T .. lac . air , 2"5,621 mih!s . . . •2895 E x tra n1ce. · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Catalina 4 dr . H. T .• Brougham, 23,525 miles , *3195 Pomeroy Mot~r Co.· LARRY'S, Next Door to the '2595 ______ • 3 8 9 5 Many more to choose f~om . 12' Wides - 14' Wides Up 70 ' Long LOw Bank Rafes Gl Loans Available __ OUR WORD OF QUALITY CHESTER, 0 . and sons, Jay and Jon, of Philo, ·1971 PLYMOUTH .~~~~.:!~:...~~~:.~:-:.::~--~:::.~:.w.:. ~~1971 BUICK ~~en~/ 2~--~~:..~~·.:.~~-':'.:.:~~~:~:_ 1970 PONTIAC 1971 PONTIAC a1r. Sharp.·----------------------4 1970 PONTIAC Real nt ce . ·------------~---------1971 PLYMOUTH 1970 DODGE 1969 MERCURY ~!,"!!.·.:..!.~;;.~·2:-.:..!:::~~--s~~!!:!~--------1969 BUICK 1970 DODGE _s~~~!:!::..2-~:..~~:.::~i!...~s.!!:!:!!:~!1!. ________ •169 5 1972 CHEVROLET -~~_!.~~"_'::a~~".:.~~~,::~i~~~e..?~~e~--~-----~3995 1969 BUICK 1950 FORD OUR BOND PH. 985 -4100 · OHLINGERS HER-E ., Mr . and Mrs . Ten·y Ohlinger · • Wh11t We Sell RIGGS LoCated on St. R1 . 7 . POMEROY Pomeroy, Qhio Ph. 992~217 4 Ope, Evenings Untii6:00- Til5p.in . Sat . MODERN septic tank service, 24 ·hours , 7 days a week. Phone 992-3954. 4-10-:JOtc . ACREAGE OVER 100 - High land with all . mine rals . Fa~m pond, gas well , G & 1;: Appliance ~epalr; r'epalr on all laundry equipment, old barn , house, and other refrigeration equipment and bvild lngs . Only $19,500.00: · house wiring; welding, LAND electric and gas. Calf 992-3802 . 1-0 ACRE S On Leading or after 4: 30 p.m . call 992:Creek, 1 mile above Langsvifle. 6050. Old house and outbuildings, on 3-21 -JO!p bla c ktop road . Want only $5.000.00. EXCAVATING, dozer; loader NEW HOME and backhoe work; septic tanks installed; dump trucks 4 BEOROOMS S.,autiful and lo-boys fQr hire; will haul kitchen , ·l'h baths. All electric fill dirt, top soil, limestone with garage on large lot. Only anl:l gravel ; call Bob or Roger $11,000.00 . Jeffers, day phone 992-7019; NEW LISTING night phone 992-3525 or 992. POMEROY - Nice 2 bedr:-oom .. 5232. ho me with gas furnace , nice 2·11-tfc kitchen and front pOrch with wrought iron posts and - DOZER anCf bad( hoe work, railings . Asking $15,000. ponds and septic tariks, dltSMALL Ching service; top soli, 1111 2 BEDROOMS _ Basement, dirt, limestone ; B&K Ex- , · cavating. Phone 992· 5367, bath, ·front por ch on Grant St., Dick Kafr, Jr . Middleport. Asking just 9-1-tfc $5500.00. . :r; F"'"'~="""''= " =·=~==INVESTMENT >EE US FOR, - i(;;_~ings:---srorm' LARGE B'RICK Has 30 doors and windows, carports, ro0m3 with going business, . marquees. a fum iflum siding steam heat , parking and l.ovely and railing . A. Jacob, sales view 'of tbe Ohio River . Need representative. For free · estimates, phone Char.IM. . L"1s 1e, s yracuse, v . v . only $32,500.00 for this COUNTRY Ho·. ME Johnson and Son, Inc. 7 ROOMS - Bath with shower, 3·2·ffc' natural gas fUrnace , nice sm~ll ba sement, drilled well. and sewiNG MAC-HINES. Re~ir garage . Porch, con crete walks . .s ervice, all -makes. 992-~: The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. One acre. $10,000. Authorized Singer Sales and! Service. We Sharpen Scissors. CREATE A GOOD FUTURE 3-29-lfc FOR YOURSELF, -~c:---~CHILDREN, OR GRANDCHILDREN. BUY ONE OF EXCAVATING . Dozers, large THE ABOVE . MAKE YOUR and small ; BackhoeS: and Loaders on track and tires; MONEY WORK FOR YOU, Dump . trucks lo· boy' THAT'S GOOD BUSINESS . Serv1ce ; Septic tanks in ~ stalled ; George (Bill) Pullins ; phOne 992-2478 or 992HELEN L. TEAFORD 7402 . 2·9-tfc' GORDON B. TEAFOJ!O ASSOCIATES ;' HARRISON' S TV Service and . 992.3325 or 992 -3615 Service Calls ; phone 992-2522. ·, NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS 2-9-tfc 68 Olds Cut. Hoi. Sedan, v-roof •• , ......... .i1495 68 Pontiac Bonneville 4 Dr. HJ., air ...... .'1395 68 Ford Gal. 500 4 Door. air .............. '1095 68 Chevelle 2 Dr. H.l, V-8, auto., P.S.•• .". '1495 bo Douge Pol. 4 Door H.T.. .......... _..... '795 992 -5342 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel O'DELL WHEEL alignment located at Crossroads, Rl. 12~; complete front end service, tune up and brake service: Wheels balanced elec· tronlcally . · All work guaranteed. _ Reasonable rates . Phone 992-3213 or 742· 3232. 2-18-lfc OPTOMETRIST 72 Olds Cut H.T. Cpe., air, sharp ........... '3695 70 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, power, air ......... . .'3500 71 Olds 88 Holiday Sedan, air ..... . -..... '2695 70 Cadillac Sed: DeVille, power, air .-••• -. '4000 70 Cadillac HJ. Cpe., power, air ... ........ '3700 71 Volkswagen 4 Door, auto.... -... ...... '2495 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, air .... '2995 · 66 THUNDERBIRD, 4 n ew fir es, powe r steering & brake s , fa c tor y a ir .- - - . - - - $1295 70 CAMARO, 6 cy l., automati c . power OFFICE SUPPLIES - -- - - -- 110 Mechanic Street sfandard. like new . '1695 - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 '129.95 TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP '49.95 1971 PLYMOUTH FURY 11 - EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 - - - -,---- Virgil B. Teaford, St. Broker BIG SAVINGS ON USED CARS AT SMITH NELSON MOTORS SPECIAL OF THE WEEK SEPTIC TANKS ClliANED : ~LiTOMOBILEins~;ance been- REASONABLE rates. Ph. 44< cancelled? Lost your 4782, Gallipolis. John Russel operator's license? Call 992Owner & Operator . S-12-11· 2966 · 6-15-ltc C. BR/IDFORD, Auctioneer Complete Service Phone 949-3821 Real Estate For Sale Racine, Ohio Cri tt Br adfQrd · . 536 W. Main , Pomeroy, 2 story 5-1-11< fr ame , 8 rooms , 4 bedrooms, 1112 bath, garage, basement, HOUSE AND Roof painting ; all utilities ; R . Downing , interior and exterior, free Brok'e r, 992 -3'731. estimates . Call992·7008or 9924-19-31c 2460. 4-19-JOtc HOUS.E for sale - 5 rooms and bath in Rutland , PhonP. 742- PIANO TUNING, Lane Daniels, J334. 992 -2082, 259 Broadway St .. 4-19-6tc Middleport, M.aY 7 thru June 30. 4-19-31c - - - - -- REGISTERED NURSES ATTENTION -. WAREH OUSE o r s torag e b ui ld ing , a ppr o :.: . 100x50 ; loc at ed on Ru tland St :, Middlepo rt ; co nta ct Mrs . Mann inq Webste r , 992 2495. 4·18 3tc WANTED CHIPWOOD ARNOLD BROTHERS .... NEW Trad itional 2 pc. liv ing room sui te with button tufted back and skirt ; both sofa and c hai r th is week Of'lly at $1 29 .95; Cash and Carry ; Ph one 991' -7554 ; P ome r o y Recovery , 622 E . Main St., Pome roy, 0 . 4-19-61p For Rent or Sale Wanted HUMIDIFIERS I For Sale ' ,., RP~ . $8995 ~uper Special 12 Yr. Financing We Service What We Sell Let Us Build Your New Home! We Will Be Building Ranch, . Split level &Bi·level Homes Th e mos t imaginafive hom es you'v e ever s e e n . That-' s w hy your marvelou s ne w home w i ll look far more -than you paid for iL We ha v e· many s tunning s tyles. Ea c h t:lb m e..a s uperb model w ifh s uperior planning , s upe rior fe atures from fh e front to the ba c k. On e walk fhrough and you'l l know . ...... Free Ba llons Ki dd ies For lh e - Regis ter for the W i ~ ­ nebago To Be Given A~ay ....:. i n Ou r Sp~ ing Prom ot io n. Built by: B&K .E xcavating SALES RIEPRESI:NTATIVE: VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER Goble Mobile Home Sales Oan Thomp•on, The Dt>alin' Man 586 Locust . ' 9_92 -7004 · . __ Mid~leporl Open 8 to 6 Mon : Thru Sat - - F ree Ran d Mc Nall y Atl aS. Books for . Adults. Associates: Helen L, Tealord, Gordon B. Teaford · EQUAL HOUSIN_G OPPORTUNITIES PHONE 992-3325 . 110 MECHANIC STREET POMEROY, OHIO �' . • 10 - The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Apri120, 1973 :;:;:.-:;;;o.;;:;,:x;;:;.;::;~:;:;:;:;.;-:::::::·:::·:::::::::::·:::::::::·::::::::::: ::::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·!·:·:·:·:':·:::.:-:-:-::;.;.;:::;.;.:.:-:-:·:·::: Easter Egg Hunt set Over 400 colored " Easter Eggs," but just ooe of a gold and one of a silver color will be hidden at Municipal Park In Middleport for the start at% p.m. of the annual Rotary Easter Egg Hunt Sunday. Co-Chairmen Dennis Ketley and Robert Buck sald this year for the first time children up to age 11 will be permitted In the hUDI. Previously, children through the eighth grade were allowed. · .... Parents are asked to eooperate io this move, made necessary primarily for safety reasons of the younger children. A "tots hunt" will be held In a separare place for preschool children. The golden egg finder will be presented a $10 check and the silver egg fiD<Ier one lor $5 by Rotary President Gene Riggs. Middleport volunteer firemen traditionally assist at the hunt. • EGGS ON DISPLAY Eggs entered in the egg decorating contest of Radio WMPO will be on display through Saturday evening in the window of the Elberfeld Toy Store on East Main St., Pomeroy. LODGE TO MEET Racine Lodge 461 , F and AM, will observe past master's night at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the temple. All master masons are invited. Refreshments will be served. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Chance of showers daily. Highs in the upper 70s and lower 80s and lows In the 50s Sunday, cooling to the highs In the 60s and lows In the 40s by Tuesday. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a .m. Friday was 76 degrees under cloudy skies. ' MEIGS lHEATRE Tonight thru Tuesday April20-24 Wait Disney's THE WORLD' S GREATEST ATHLETE LTechnicolor)-· !Gl THE SILVER FOX & SAM DAVENPORT nechnico\orl (G) Adults : $1.50 Children : 75c Show Starts 7 p.m . Tontght- Sat. Sun. Apnl20-21-22 Double Feature I "SWEET SUGAR " Bitter days ... sweet nights .. I~~~'::' gets what she wants .. she wants it! Rated (RI - PLUsGod Created Man and Woman Created "T~E SIN OF ADAM& EVE " Rated (RI Watergate (Continued froln page I ) House was not looking for "a sca~goat, hut to fmd the truth ." But when asked what Dean, the top lawyer in the White House, was doing, Ziegler smiled and said : "He's apparentl y working in his office today-<>n something." , One Bizarre Development In one of the most bizarre developments of a very biz~rre Incident, Peter H. Wolf, a Wa shington lawyer, said Thursday an unnamed client hauled away eight cartons of documents- including plans to " hug the Watergate" and lists of secret Nixon campaign contributors - from the White House the morning after the bu gging . Wolf asked Chief U.S . District Court Judge John J . Sirica to protect him from being cited for contempt. The documents came from Hunt's desk. It was tes tified during the January Watergate criminal trial that White House aides Bruce Kehrli and Fred Fielding cleaned out Hunt's safe in the Executive Offi~e Building two days after the buggin g. Dl VOUt;t; ASKED CoinOuh Vi~~~~ Bo~ard, moved to Middleport • The OH KAN Com Club after 11 years m Pt. Pleasant is movmg to-Meigs County. The organization, formed at Pt. Pleasant, has held monthly meetmgs the last 11 years, recently sponsored its best attended a nd successful ten th coin show . With most of its present members residmg in Ohio, and' especially tn the Pomeroy bend area, the membership has voted to move its meeting place to Middleport. Area residents simply Interested in coms , paper money, and related items are cordially invited to atte nd th e organizatiOn 's first meeting in Meigs County . A reception and open house for new members will be held next Monday night, Apnt 23, tn the mee ting rooms of the Columbus and Southern Electri c Company butldmg on Mill Street m Middleport. A soc1al hour and trading sesston wtll also be tn progress wtth cotn dea lers prese nt from out-of-town. A short busmess sesston w1ll be conducted at 8 p.m . followed by an auction of gold coins. Refreshmenls w1ll be served. Recently elected officers of the grou p are Edward Burkett, presiden t ; J ohn Sebo, vtce pres ident ; Don Thomas, secretar yi Davtd Gerrard, trea surer , and John Byran, Sgt. of Arms. Future meetings are set for every fourth Monday of the month at the Electric butldmg on Mill Street m Middleport. arvf Long Bottom, llils flied suit for dtvorce in Meigs County CommoA Pleas Court from Joan L. Bogard, Racine, chargi ng g ross neglect of duty. Other e ntries show a nolice of appeal has been filed by Phyllis J Blake, Middleport, against Phil and Jtm's Restaurant, Middl e po rt , Willtam Garnes, admmislratoc of lhe Bureau of Employment Service, and Board of Review, Co lumbus, and Thelma J . Schoonover was granted a divorce from RusseH Schoonover . CLUB TO MEET The Bend 0 ' the River Garden Club will hold an open meeting 7:30p.m. Monday at the Racine United Methodist Church. Mrs. D. A. Byers, Gallipolis, will be the guest dem onstrator. All area garden clubs are mvited . DAMAGE MINOR Min or damages were reported to the horne Qf Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kelly at 11 :44 a .m. Thursday when food on a cook stove caugh t fire . The Middleport Fire Dept. answered the alarm . News • • • KC Board hires staffs Teachers and non-academic personnel were ' employed by the Kyger Creek Board of Educationi'n a special meeting Thursday eve ning. Awarded rive year con tracts we re Deryl Well , Adam Krahel, ond !Joyd Danner, all high school instructors; David T . Phillips, di s tr~ ct instrumental band director, and Mrs. Bonnie Campbell, an elementary teacher. Two year pacts went to James Sprague, Barbara Stewart, J oyce Hawks and David Preston. Employed on one-year contracls were Julia Kramer, Carol Moody, and Ernestine Smith. The board agreed to make 1973-74 coaching assignments at the May meeting , Edna Coen was granted a continuing contract as a cook. Luther Amos, a cus todian a nd Darlene Milam, a bus driver , were give n two year contracts. Substitute personnel employed on a one-year basts were Alice Lasseter, Donna Waug h and VIrg inia Gardner, bus drivers, a nd Vesta Ham, Ruby Lucas, Virginia Tat~. I,ucille Mulford, Sally Icard -and earol Buck, cooks. Resignations were at'cepted frum Forrest Ward of Tuppers Plains, a high school Instructor in Biology, Science and Chemistry, who as retiring from teaching . Ward has taught at Kyger Creek the past five years. A)so, Mrs. Avice Frecker of Racine submitted her resLgnation as Home ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Open Friday and Saturday Nights Until CLARENCE THOMPSON 9 Dudley's Aorist st . 991-5560 I __..,MII'dlldlltllep11o.r11t ...o11.___. •ulland - On the 1st floor- a fine selection of mens dress slacks · shirts Wembley ties. belts - socks· Hanes underwear; Shorts and pants for boys. FDIC "Golnt one step further" I THE SHOE - See the fine selection of housewares Time. Our - On the Second Fl,oor - see the Ready- To-Wear for women in· eluding dresses - ~oats - suits · skirts - blouses . smock tops . slacks- sizes from the very smallestto the extra large. - Visit the childrens department on the 2nd floor for·coats ·dresses· , suits· slacks· blouses- sweaters- lingerie. -'\ players . records - 8 track and cassette tapes · sheet music and musical accessories. - Eiberfelds lrd tloor is the furniture department with fine quality lines of furniture for every room in your home. _. Open Friday and Saturday Nights til9. ELBERFELDS. IN POMEROY " ·' _, DICK RETURNS " SATURDAY NIGHT 10:00 TIL 2:00 They Play It AllThe Sweet and Exciting Sounds Of Today It's Special Live Entertainment THE MEIGS INN POMEROY, OHIO ' PH. 992-3629 -~ Make Your ~~~-------'!''"'ervation Early are Still Sensibly Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0 . •. piles from former strip mine operattons that a r e clogging streams, causin g frequent Hood ing a nd turn ing fertile farm fields into sandy swamps. Th e a rea is in the upper watersheds feedin g both branches of the Shade R1ver and Leadmg Cr eek. Nye said various sites for the study area are being evaluated. "There a re no acl!ve surface mining operations in the area," Nye said , " but past str~p mining is the basic cause of the problem." Nye sa1d records show that reclamation on past mining operations m lh e area was att empted tn 1959. Man, wife injured in wreck of Honda - on the 2nd floor, too, see the fine line of stereos - radios - tape Dick Hawkins-" Mr. Personality" (Son of HawJi:shaw Hawkins) One of Nashville's Greatesf ~hoes Th;m 11.500 Familic.~ THREE SECTIONS Pomeroy-Middleport s. perfect gifts for Easter Of Nashville, Tenn. ..:· Your lrwilt!d Guc.~l Re<1chi11g More ' COLUMBUS Ohio Natural Re sources Directo r William B . Nye Saturday announced hi s department has applied for an $83 ,555 grant from the U. Envtronmental Protection Age nc y t o conduct a feasibilit y study for a sa nd eros10n a batement project in northern Meigs County. U the gran t IS approved the Department of Natural Reso urces will use the $83,555 in (ederal money a nd $14,745 in state funds to finance the $98,300 study. The study is deSigned to find a way of stopping ~h~ erosion of loosely bonQed Pomeroy sandstone and associated gob - Womens hosiery · scarves - handbags · jewelry · cosmetics by Revlon and Coty. A complete se_lection of lingerie for yourself or lor gifts. the bonk of Mom...,. , C. COMEII RRAOBUitY SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1973 15 CENTS Gallipolts-Pmnt Plcasc:mt - An excellent time to complete your Easter shopping for yourself and your family. '. established 1872 Thi!) L'~ II'I' CC L~ one of the violatwns that lht· Slalt• Depai' Luu:~ nt of EdLwa twn fv tmd acamsl all fuur se hoo l di!>i trkts Ill its Ft•hruary Sl'huol cvalu.tllons . Mrs (;;u·dncr, i.l runner SPC!.: 131 t.'~~ twati on m st1 U(.'l or at C:<..~lli a Ac.Jflemy lhgh SdlOHI, lius charge of the F:MH pmg ralll 111 G ~llha , M e.1 ~s (tnd J<H:ks un C•.!llfllics. l kr sal~ry and lra vcl expe nses w11! abv hi.! paid by the ::; tate. She reCeived ct one-year cun lrat l. M1s . Evans, Mrs. Hifc and Northup \\ ('1 e buth granter! four year contrm.: ts. Mrs Hife IS a fanner ctcmcnt.ary teacher 111 the Kyge r Cree k Schoo l Sys tem and ~ Co ntinued on pc.tgc ~ ) Streams clogged by old mines and '1HAT BUNCH" the century l'l!/ 11 1':11.' 1. tmts VOL. E NO 12 Dick Hawkins pomeroy national bank l< •ttrnw ~ dt sabilit y st udents a ud uc<'UP<tllfmal WIJrk students. Ill s $10 000 salary Will be rur·nisht•d by tl~· -:t;th·. ilil rns w;1 s granted a one yet:t r + Continued muggy au·. ram likely today and tomght and Monday Temperatures tn htgh 60s today, 50s tomght. For A Casual Easter oome•oy Burm•tte ~ttd . " I htth' tu sec you n•s t~n . but J won 't keep Llf!YOJW frurn IHktnJ..: ~~ better job.'' • Th(' boa rd a lso employed a sch ool P:-i)'di• Jiug tsl cmrl extended IW W r ontnu:ts 111 spct·<: h ancl llcarinJ.! lhcrap 1st, Susan l.ynn Evans; _elc lnCntary supervisor . Mrs. Pauhnc Hife_. EMR Supervisor , Mrs El_lgt•nia Gardnc1 <1nd guuhmcc supcrvtsor William 0 Nm·thup. James Hoy Barns of F'armcrs vlilc, u • was empluyed as school p.sychol og tst llarn.s gradu!-'tcd fr om Trotwot:HI Madison IHgh School near Dayton ;wd Earlh;u 11 College 111 Rt cluuond , Ind ., and Wnght Stale Umvc rs11 y . He is eut'I'Cntly serving Ius tnternsh1p in Sprmgfie ld for the Clark Cuunty Board of Educat10n . Httrrts w11l be workin g w1th problem dlild r en and te s tin g EMH students, 30 PAGES CLUB TO MEET The Wildw ood Garden Club w1ll meet at 10:30 a.m . Wednesday a t the home of Mrs. Alfred Yeauger for a nature tour and s tudy . Members ate to brin g a sack lunch. AT HOME IT'S THE GOLD ihslnt·ls. Del,olt•d To The Greater /llitldle Ohio Va lli')' CORSAGE From $149 Ou a Rlolion by firan\'lllc nunwttc. Rradbury was gh•en a h\0 year contracl at $19,000 per year. · Only uther applic3nt was W1lham 0 . 11 N rthup, Gallia County Gutdance Supt.•rvisur and furmer locct l superintendent i.llld Principal at NorU1 Gallia Thompson, who has been county supennlendent the last six years, resigned lo beeomt superintendent of the Joinl Gtllha-Jackson Vocaltonal School. . Thompson is a fOrmer football coach a t Gallia Academy, principal at Kyger Creek and superintendent of the M-iddleport Schools and of North Callia School District. Upon acccpt1ng Th ompson's res1gnation, board members Burnelle and C. A Evans expressed their desire to have hi m continue the effort now underway to c onsolidate Gallia County's four school Weather found guilty Feb. 19 of bribery, conspiracy, mail fraud and income tax evasion on charges of accepting racetrack stock at bargain pnces from Dlinois racmg heiress MarJorie Lindeimer Everett between 1961 a nd 1968. Sauce to goose CAl.l.IPOLIS - C. Comer B'radbury, Clwslurc, a velt"r.an school administrator aml h:at·hcr with 33 y~~rs experience, was <.~ppoinled Gallia County School Supenntendent here saturday . He suct•rMs Clarence E . Thompson wto resigned Saturday effective July 1. Bradbury. a graduate of Cheshire High ~hoot and Ohio Umverstty, has S(' l'\' e<l as~ tea cher, coach; pnncipal and local supcnntendent in the Cheshire area more Ihan three decades Since 1957 he has served as local supermtendent of' the Kyg er Creek Local School District. Bradbury holds a B.S. and Master 's Degree m Administration from Ohto Umn~rstl} . He holds a local and county supenntendent's certificate. He and hts lale wife, Helen, are the parents of a son, Cha rles Lee Bradbury, an honor s tudent at Morehead State Umverstty. ' • (Continued from page I ) Prices leaping Your Checkbook One of the-hand iest books you can have around Tells you what you ·ve spent And your checks can prove 1t Start your own Book of Knowledge. Soon .' in Briefs ATLANTIC CITY, N. J . -A 54-YEAR.OLD man was held in lieu of $5,000 bail Thursday on charges of operating a mailo()rder prostitution ring for convention goers. The suspect, Louis Giannini, was arrested with four Atlantic City women, ranging in age from 19 to 30, and a 17-year-<>ld Philadelphia girl We dnesday. Police charged Giannini with soliciting for prostitution a nd permitting relations with a female under 18. According to the charges, the services of the women were advertised through pamphlets sent out to various convention groups and clubs and through magazines, inviting men to join a "Swinger s' Club.'' Those answering through Post Office boxes were sent pictures and names of girls, although not those of th e WASHINGTO N ( UP!) - women actually offered as prostitutes, police said. Police said With food pnces rismg at • a th e average rate charged was $100 per day, with $50 more for record pac~ for the third wms ual sex acts. consecutive month, the cost of hvm g jumped 0.9 pet. in sr. WUIS, MO. - THE PERSONAL SECRETARY of March. It was the biggest one· former U. S. Sen. Edward V. Long has told authorities the month increase in 22 years, the senator thought he was poisoned the night he died, the St. Louis gove rnment said today. Globe-Democrat said today . . At the time of Long's death, it was assumed he had died of The Bureau of Labor WASHINGTON ( UPI) Sen. William Proxmire, D- Stahsllcs said that m the f1rs~ natural causes. He died Nov. 6, 1972, at his estate at Clarksville, Wis., said today President three months of President Mo., at the age of 64. No autopsy was performed. " Miss Helen ' Nixon's administration per ~ Nixon 's relaxed Phase III Dunlop, secretary and long-time compamon to Long, has told mits corporation executives to controls, consumer prtces rose authorities that minutes before his death, Long told her he increase their pay up to 215 pet. at an annual rate of 6.8 pet., the thought he had received a fatal dose of poison in a box of candy,'' in a · year, while the govern- largest since early 1951 - the the newspaper said. ment holds workers to 5.5 pet. height of the Korean War. The BLS said prices of food WASHINGTON -UNLESS THE SENATE can work 1ts will annually. in superm a rke ts, after in a post-Easter conference, the sanctity of the 17-yearo()ld highProximire said Dr. John Dunlop, head of the Cost of seasonal adjustment, went up way trust fund has been preserved for another two years . Proponents of using some of the closely guarded highway Living Council, should change at a record pace of 3.1 pel. marking the Unrd consecutive funds for mass transit projects in auto-choked cities came closer the policy, making wage guidelines apply to big business month for a record high. than ever before in a showdown vote on the Issue in the House executive pay raises and Record increases of 2.4 pet. in Thursday. But the House rejected , 215-190, an amendment that bonuses as well as to workers. February and 2.3 pet. in would have allowed cities to use $700 million of the fund for mass "The guidelines must be Ja nuary also were higher than transit projects. applied equally lo the big shots the previous record of 1.9 pet. as well as to -the average m June , 1965. ,. PLEASANT VALLEY American wage earner," DISCHARGES - Milford Proxmire said. "What is sauce Rayburn, Buffalo; Daniel for the goose should be sauce Morrow, Leon; Keith Lewis, NOW YOU KNOW for the gander." ~kin; Thomas Glotfelty, Jr., P ortable thrones were fir st Leon ; Mrs . Charl es Neal, used in the West by Emperor Shade , 0 .; Mrs. Darrell ' Charlemagne early in the ninth Haw thorne, Long Bottom, 0 . century. BIRTHS - A son to Mr. and Mrs. Robin Fisher, Gallipolis, Accent your Easter 0 ., April 19 ; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Da vid Eads, Point Outfit with a Lovely Pleasant, Apr~ I 19 ; a son to Mr. and Mrs. David T. Atkinson, New Haven , April 19. 59 N. Second Bra db ury new county superintendent 111fiTIIER Olt~~ Mr!>t. Fl•rrcst Undt! rwr...Jd, fi7, IUfrliM·r t,f Eu~Nlt: Uf)(h•rwh•"Jd • p:i"itfJr rl tt~~ Tupper~ f'l<.~ms Chun·h ,,r Chr1st. ,Ju:ll Thur~­ Economics instrudur. Sht lf}l't d<Jy m•1rninv. al twr ll,,uu· lfl is retirin~ . Mrs. Jo'r(.ockcr hets Ctlsh(JI' ~m Cr~unty . ~·ru•fl•l:-. w1ll taught in the •ystem the past ht rtf,t:IVt'(l o.t th1..: Hetugtuu~r~ eight years. fo' unen!llltJruc in Fretr.•~ yslmr~t, . The board discussed a ter· Furwral ~rri:lnv,euu: nt~ i:lr•· mite control project for the i nc.:mnplc tJ.: music auditorium at the high school; requested the state to Supt Comer Bretdhury setid grant five calamity days, and O,un ty Auditor M•,rt•m Dk:kcy reviewed discipline problems. wtll n<Jt have the hJC~l taxc:-; Clerk Doris Roush was ready for dtslributtvn until authorized to borrow $45,000 to June. l .pcal U:tx books dosed meet the April payroll. LoCal March 10. ' -. GALLIPOLIS - William 0 Beal, 23, up tru ck driven by Col lie E . i\dktn s, 42, Rt . Galhpults. was stlll1n the emerge ncy r oom 2. V1nton, attempted to pass jus t as a at the Holze r Medica l Center at 5 p.m. m oto ~cyclc operated by Eugene Call , 21, Saturday where he was admt tled ea rlier Ht . 2. Bidwell, made a left turn. Call , w1th follow mg a moturcycle a cctdent on the vistble InJUries, wa s taken to the Holzer Kerr-Harris burg Rd . three ten ths of a mil~> MediCal Center by th e Gallia County off Rt . 554. Hi s w1fc, Mary, riding double, Vol un teer Emergency Squad. The'r e " ~ moderate damage No ctl.ation was issutu also wa s pa tnfully InJUred Accordmg to the Gallia-Metgs P ost Bloodmobile due SLate H1 ghwa y Patrol , Bea l was dnvin g a 1973 Honda motorcyc le tha t fa1 led to get in Gallipolis Thursday through a cur ve. He los t control, ra-n off GA LLIPOLIS - Mrs. Th elma Shaver, the h1 ghway , and tumbled over [10 em- Gt.ll l ~oa County Red Cross Drtvc Chairman , bctn km cn t. re ported SaturdC:Jy the Huntin gto n Bea l a nd h1s w1fe were ru shed to th e Rcgwnal BloodmobLle wtll v1s1t Ga lila hosp ital by the Southeastern Ohio Am- Coun ty Thursda y, Aprtl 26 fr orrt noon to 6 bula nce opera ted by the city of Galhpolis. p m . at lhe Grace United Methodist Beal. a trained medt cal ' tt::chmcJe~n, Chun:h. suffel'ed fra ctured nbs and a punctured Red Cross ufft ctals say tha t with m u're Jun ~. His \\>Jfe had a fr actured co llarbone hl!!(Jd and dcn vations be mg used daily, and frac tured s hould er new thmm s arc needed. A second motorcycle acci dent ocGalha 's qu<Jta this visit IS 110 pmtc;. All curred on Rt 35, two mil es cast of the pi osp<.:d1vc donors ~rc urged to attend Jack son-Gallia County !me where a pick- Thursda}•'s bl oodmobile visit. "The attempt was , for the most part, successful . The main problem was that m many areas ram washed t he grass seed away, exposmg the trees to the ac1dic sand . As a result, there wa:s n othm~ to curb e ros ion and drama ge of the actdic unne scdtntent into the s trea ms." Nye stud. " Our plan is to stabilize the sand long enough for growth to ta ke place, neutralize the acid that's there, butld up the texture to make the topsotl as near norma l as possible, and establish a proper drainage plan for the area." A preliminary study has already been conducted to establish the scope of the sediment problem, mdi cate the economic necessity for a sand erosion abatement program a nd tdenttfy potent1al solutions aV<J IICJ,ble wtth ex1stmg technology. The proposed fea sibility study, wh1ch W<Juld ta ke e1ght months, would eva lu<:.~tc engmeermg data and the economics of the proposed demon s tration project, and provide deta iled plans for the proJect. E-R policies ".ire explained CAI.I.IPOI.IS - A Galha Coun ty Shen ff's department spokesman, m an effor t to awnd further confu s1on and de la ys m cme t·ge ncy ca lls, Issued the frJIJo'¥\o ing sta tement to the Sunda y TimesSentinel Saturday afternoon . ''lndt viduals requtnn g crne rgencyse f\'ICe outs1de the ct ly ltrptts s hould call th e Ga llia County's She riff's Depar tme nt, 446-1221. " Jnd 1v1du als requirin g emer' ge ncy se rvice Wllhtn the .city lim1ts should n dl I he Galhpohs. Poltce Department , 446-131:1. 0 [nd lvtdual s wi shmg to report an acc1dcnt on a pubhc htghwa y should c <:~ll (C!mtinued on page:~) NORRIS QUARTET - The Norris Quartet, above, will be appearing on WHTV -TV Channel 13 on the Rev . Charles Norris's program , "Christ Js th~ Answer'' Ma y fi and 13. Th e prugra rn is air.:d each Sunday mnrriing frum !J: :10 tu 10 a.m. The Norns Quartet, m existe nce rmmy ycurs uppcaring at d1urch even ts and hymu sings, l·r, slauding, Freeland Norris ,. Marilyn I)Hwell , Flnrf.!ru~c Adams and bcmtis Manual. . The Rev . Freeland N11rris, who Is pastor of the Antiqu,ity Haptlst Churc h, a nd his sister F'lorcnt't!, have bten singing together more than 40 years, and Mrs. Powell has lu~ n with tht: gruup 20 years. The pianist is Mrs . Dolores Wolfe . The quarte r was featured at Good Friday Servict~s at the Antiquity Bc.~pti s t Church. YOUNGER NOIIRL~ SINGERS - . Carol and Linda O' Url en, 1-r, ageS a nd 7 respectively, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Li.trry O' Brie n, a nd grarld · duughLcrs of Mrs. Florence Adam11, arc also featured in gospel ducts. They are prepa ring early to take their place sn me day in th e Norris QuartcL Mr. Eddy saved ·b y Ohio legislative action By Vilma Pikkoja Bookmobile Supervisor POMEROX - This is our thanks lQ you and the many ot her Meigs Count tans, yo ung and old, who cared enough and took active part m the campaign to offset the F~deral LSCA fund s anliclpolcd to be lost tf Pres Jdent Nt xon 's budget recommendations are accepted by the Congress. The numerou s letters and telephon e lhe House F'inancc-Appropnahons Cum- and rejoicm g wtth us on the ar rtv.al of the rniltcd i:ldded $2 m1lhon to the State ___ new un1 l, Mr Eddy .Jr , Se na tm AnnUbrary Board budget tn the b1enma l strong 1mmcdmtely '-l SSOCiatcd h1mse lf appropnatiOn bill (SUB HB 86). The $1 With us in the concern of th e Shorta ge of million for State Library operabons ea ch th e State Ltbra ry of Oh1o fundin g for the fi scal year was added fo replace a part of future . Here IS h1 s en try lo Mr Eddy .Jr. the $4.4 million in fede ral fund s that will be I JJghook . lost to the l~brary if federal -funds are " Good Wishes - I hope we have withdrawn . 1 success" - Senat or H'arrys Arm strortg. Th e biennial bud get bill passed by the HLs fmal comment was , " We are Ohio House of Representabves April 18. hopeful the Senate can do better than th e Sub. HB 86 provid es an additwnal $1 House did'" . Metgs Co unty ha s becorhe much more p1illion each fi scal yea r for oper<ttton of lh e State Library. Th1s provides enough than a 'small rur al co~ nty a long themoney to continue baste Stale Library southeastern Ohio ri ver hank. ~:~va l an c he of other bills mtroduced last ser vices. It IS $96,394 short of what IS Its peoples' timely and s mcere ex ~ week. needed for contmuatiOn of extstmg ser- press ion m recog:mtl on of the 1mport.anc.:e Dr . " Kenneth Gaver , dir ec tor ..of the vices m fi scal 1974 and IS $104,514 short m of the librar y scr vtce as an Integrated and Department of Mental Health and Mental ftscal 1975. l'SScnt1 al part of the statewid e educa l1onal Retard atiOn, said the bills were products As p<:t:;se d by the House, Su b. HB 86 n e t~ork , conv111£:ed the lc g1slature th e of a t.a sk force whtch worked on recom- mad e r1o change m the state subs1dy or a ction the; took w:ls the only possible way men da ti ons s1nce last October. grants of funds. Dues it affect us m Me1 gs to equ<:tilzc the edu cati onal opportumty for "'We expect the leg is la tion to County'> !t does The mu lti-county a small toun ty. drama ti ca lly reduce the popu lations of our operatio n OVAL IS ttle so urce of [~y speakmg up, MC1gs County becilmc . mental hos,, ital s.'' Gaver sa id , dislrihutl!J1'1 !Jf Slale i\ id and the loss uf fr 1•tll C:J spol 1;n the map of Ohto tu the v{)tCe f"lqllng there \\111 be an emphasis on Statr A1d to srnoll llbranes is criti ca l. of the wtll of concerned people to be tr\'· atment at cOm mumty cente rs, That 1"' \\h y the :tbrary ho~rd is coun ted and r espected. The two bills st t up ca reful rest r ic· grlll c: tu \ tu Trd Reed, Jr ., and Halph Yes. Mr. F.ddy, Jr . <Jrr lved and lwns on com mitting ment;tlly 111 or Wt>lk er who mc:!udod the M-J-V CountLes' hupefull y 1s on d1spla y at the parkmg lot on reta rded perSons. Bori km obil " H r i1dq u: 1r 1r-r ~ t<1 ~~·n<l l n r Tursdt~y, Apnl 24 fr om hOon throut.;h 8 If there Is ·'prohahle uwst! " for C(;ll l· TI ;Jt ~~ s 1\111 1S' f' (mg " ll ln(• r ur y on p,11 Thr l .otal Mc 1gs CO unt} l.lhrdl'Y I (t,nliPLICd qn pa gC' ;~I 1'"hl ir "''i-l'J Ir. r C'\'H.' \',HJg our operatiOnS, Ho,url 1 ~ uur host calls to Oh io legislators by many con· cerned patrons of Mr Eddy, the effec ltve and prompt action ta ken by the Local Meigs County Library Board as a body, and the prestdent and severa l me"'bers of the bo'a rd personally, were well recogmzed by the legiSlator. Representati ve Oakley C. Collins was able to r eport late Monday, April 16, that Old evils attacked . COLUMBUS f UPI ) The ad · mtmstratton of Gov. J ohn J Gi lli gan ha s mtroduced comprehen sive leg islatiOn in the Oh10 General Assembly to end the system of stacking mental patients tn human w~reh o u se~ for decad es. Forty-three House members from both parties last week Jomed Rep . John G. Sween,ey , D-Cieveland He1ghls, m submitti ng leg is lation deali ng w1th the commitment and treatment of the menta lly ill . . . A s1milor bill dea lmg with the rr.enlally r etarded and provtdmg procedures for reportmg patient abuse was offered by gen. Oliver Ocasek, D-Akron. Both. proposals were thrown m w1th an • .. ,• -- -,>-. 1 \ , / ' IILOfiO NEEOEO POMEHOY - fil oodm r1hi lc Du y for M1 1 ig~ {'uunly is tomorro~ . 1\(1ril 23, lll tht · Pumeruy Elementary Sr hu(JI frum I ln 6 p.m . Ouly human hluod can suvc hum an life if hlo,ld 1s m·cded. No utht'T hh)l)d c t~~1 take its plaCe, S fl com e to the Ulood mohll c tomorrm" to give u unit of yuur hl1md so ~ orne un c cun live. Commission plans rezoning hearing GALLIPO LI S - The tit} planning · f'lllllll li SS HJO Will hold i l flU~IJ C hNtrt O/j 10 lhc Ctmmi JSSI<Jncr .s Offi(!C at the Ctly Build ing <.1 ! \2 p 111 . May 22 on the rcr.on u1g 11 f lr,l s nu1nbcr !U, 1(', lA, 1!1 ;mU 20 and fli.l rl 1,f the ew.; t cn<.l flf I1Jls lJ , 12, 1:1, 14, C:J nd 15 1n llu: M. r.. Sllcp~ud subdH' lSlfJn 1 he zrmm g c ha nge requested is frum i ·~> sH il'11 1iCd tr, speu a l d1stru.: t ThP pr1mosed i.tflU.! ndmcnt tc, the zonmg 'Jidln;.m!.:t'. 1ru.:luding tex t and maps, rnay IJl' exa n1incd 111 the Clt} Managut·'s Off)(;C, ;,J f! St t t1nd Aw, (;;~llipolis , until the time .,f 1!:1' lwari ng Change i:'1 tax asked CO LUMBUS (U P I ) Bipartisan lcg isla twri has been mtroduced m the Oh1o Senate to r a ise and lowe r the state mcome Lax r~tcs tlccordm g to the cost~f- h v in g The bill wa s offered last week by Se ns ' Paul E. Gllmorr , R-Port Clinton and Anthony F. Nova k, D-Cieveland . It a lso has the stamp of approval of Sen . MH:hael J Maloney, R-Cmcinnati , c hmrma n of the taxwr1 tmg Ways tmd Mea ns Committee . Begmn ing next October , the state lHx comm iSSioner would be requm,>d to figure out how much thc ~ vera gc monlh-to-ltJon.th cost of tivmg in creased or decrcH scd the prcv1ous year eompared wtth t-wo yea r s ago. The resulting percentage Would be used to adjust the tax brackets. Iromca lly . th e way the btll IS wnttcn, persons wLlh the htghest anr.ual tntome wou ld rccetvlt the biggest b1 eak when the cost of livin g went up , wh 1le person ~ wLth mt"'ome ' below $5,000 would rc<.'CLve no .br c;:•M: ;1t <JII Under tbc bill the '"rlo llar amounts'' m Uw tax brackets arc ra1scd or lm~er ed by the t·han gc in the cost of living Persons nwk),ng l es~ lh~m $5.000 H yem· l {'llllllnued uu ._, pa ~ p :1 ) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 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 20, 1973