https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9357a8b2c0bb024f9d59ec8a18384f65.pdf a047b512761c71e62948b38e4d080fbc PDF Text Text 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., April2ll, 1973 Eight fined in mayor's court Eight defendants were fined and two others forfeited bonds in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Don Collins Tuesday night. Fined $5 and costs each were Robert Wh ite, Racine, intoxlcaticm ; Gary Michael, Pomeroy, squealing. tires ; Charles Ohlinger, Letart, W. Va., stop , sign viOlation ; Mi c ha e l Ohlinger, West Colwnbia, r eckless operation : John Swartz, Coolville, nmning a red light, and Paul Hoffman, Pomeroy, running a red light. Fined $15 and costs each for speeding were Robert Barton, Mason, and Constance . Smith, Middleport . F or reiting bonds were Orland Laudermilt , Jr ., Pomeroy, $:>.;, disturbing the peace, and James Wildermuth, Middleport, $15, for runnin g a red li ght. MEET MONDAY RACINE: - The Raci ne Baseball Assn . will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m . at the Racine Jr. High building to elect o££icers and plan the s ummer program . All interested persons are urged to attend. Monday is also the last day for sign-up for peewee·, pony and little league of the Raci~e, Portland and Letart area . CORRECTION Mr . arid Mrs. Ander s on Spa.uldin g, Kyger, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary recently with a potluck dinner at the Kyger Creek Power Plant club house. It was incorrec tly stated in the Sunday Times-Sentinel that the couple celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. . .- - - - - - - - -... MASON DRIVE-IN ',t1 il. (<~• •I '.'" V,o t.J,Irl Nrqnllv Fri .-Sat.-Sun. April27 -28-29 Double Feature Program THE GODFATHER (Color Marlon Brando AI Pacino I RI - Pius"THE POSSESSION OF JOEL DELANEY" Shlrley Mac Laine ( R) MEIGS lMEATRE Tonight, Apri 126 NOT OPEN • Friday & Saturday April27-28 WHEN LEGENDS DIE (Technicolor) Richard Widmark Frederic Forrest AFEW lPG I Parents protest MASON - Pareots of Wahama High School students beld a peaceful protest this morning for the heoeflt of their children io a request r.,r the return of their prloclpul, Robert Seaman, who was recently dismissed from Mason County Schools for the coming year. Approximately 650 of 720 student enrollment were absent from classes. Lions eleci Hoover to top office Officers, who will begin their new duties on July .l. were named when the Pomeroy: Middleport Lions Club met for a noon hm cheon Wednesday at the Meigs Inn. They are Wendell W. Hoover, president; Louis Osborne, first A spokesman said: 11 We vice preside nt ; Ri chard are asking parents to Chambers, ~eco nd vice cooperate tomorrow by president ; Bob J . MiUer, third keeping their children out of vice president ; James E . school and also asking Danner, Lion tamer; Karl :. . parents to appear at the Krautter , tail twister; entrance of the school again · Clarence J . Struble, secretarytomorrow at 8 a. m. Any treasurer. Named two year classes scheduled previously directors were Paul Kloes , for band aod athletic acDonald H. Pearch, Jr., and tivities will be carried on as Th omas Cassell and Fred scheduled. Morrow we'r e named one year directors. Krautter, Cassell and Chambers made up the nomin&ting committee. ·Jack Kerr, a guest of C. J. Struble, spoke concerning the renewal of radio station licenses by the FC<;. The club voted to support Kerr's Holzer Medical Center proposal for a five year (Discharged) renewal on the licensing of his Infant daughter of Mrs. station, WMPO, by writing George Ingeles, Essie Neal, government officials on the Virginia Dars t, Lorene matter. Spradling, Sherri Fowler, Gary Swope, department of Sandra McKitrick , Chad Natural Resources, division of Humphreys, Harold Frakes, wildlife, spoke on the duties of Vicki Dowdy, Jerry Dowdy, his division and showed slides Lois Blake, Willie Blackburn, of law violations in 'the field. Cindy Campbell, David Fife, The slides also pointed up the Jeffrey Farrell, Leonard Hash, services provided by the Harland Little, Paul McGraw, division of wildlife . Hoover, Loricemae Parsons, Joan first vice president, was in Siders, Willie Vaughn, Frances 'charge of the meeting . Wood, Clude Walker and Mary Hysell. (Births) Mrs. Myron Stamper, a daughter, Waterloo and Mrs . (Continued from Page 1 ) Michael Diamond, a daughter, Point Pleasant. course, and a two~year general business course have been added to the ran schedule at the Veterans Memorial Hospital college. ADMITTED Fonzo "This," he said, " is in adTaylor, Vinton ; Car. I Rowe Piketon; Freda Buchanan' dition to a two-year liberal arts CoolviiJe; Terri Stout, Tupper~ transfer program and a twoPlains; Ruth Baer, Minersville year medical laboratory and Robert Roush, Jr., Racine. technician cow-se which we DISCHARGED - Kenneth already· had on next year's schedule" Dr . Koby ~aid other McCune, Norman Hawley, occupational two-year courses Donna Guinther, Bertha for next fall will . be considered Hobstetter ' Mabel Pettit in addition to those already Luther Glgssburn, Virgi~ listed . Burlm·d, Clarence Curtis and Larry Casto. Dr. Alphus R. Chirstensen, president of Rio Grande College, expressed great enFOR -ALIMONY The suit for divorce by Veva thusiasm for this step: "The college is ready to Searles, Rt. 1; Rutland, against Rolland Searles, address provide this educational OPWlknown,' reported Wednesday portunity," he said. "The was in error. The action was Community College Trustees are showing great civic [or temporary alimony . leadership, and now additional students from this district can · have an educational opMARRIAGE LICENSE Richard Olin Kflapp II, 25, portunity equal to any in Ohio West Columbia, and Mona on a commuting basis at a Penelope Williams, 25, price equal to any state school. It's a great challenge." Pomeroy, Rt. 4. ' Friday and Saturday Trustees Gi~s DRESS SALE Spring dresses selected from our regular stock c. 1 Misses, Juniors and Half sizes. 1h (G) Show Starts 7 p.m. · LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in down~own Pomeroy at II a. m. Thursday was 53 degrees under cloudy skies. SUPPLEMENT MADE A supplemental distribution of liquor permit fees has been completed with $29.23 going to Scipio Township, State Auditor J~seph T. Ferguson reports. WASIUNGTON (UPI ) - • Acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray was reported today to have acknowledged destroying some papers taken from the White House safe of ohe of the men who later pleaded guilty in the 'Watergate case. Gray was said to have told Assistant Attorney Gen. eral Henry E . Petersen, . now heading the Watergate investigation, that he did not know ifthepaperswere related to the bugging conspiracy when he had them burned last year after getting them a.t a meeting with two top presidential aides, John D. Ehrlicman and John W. Dean SALE I BICYCLES Our entire stock of girls spring coats reduced tor this sale. Price GIRLS DRESSES Another Big Shipment of Save this weekend on dresses for girls . Infants, Toddler~, 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. APRONS Young Mens Flore Bo»om WESTERN JEANS On the 1st floor. Coverall aprons - tea aprons and cobbler styles. Regular and extra large sizes . n,;. Regular price$6.95. Made of oz . blue denim . Wide belt loops · sanforized shrunk. True Western styling. Friday- Saturday Sale •5.38 Boys $2.95 ! Mens $3,95 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts SileS 6 to 20 · Per · manent press . Solids Plaids Novelty patterns . Friday Saturday Sale Solid colors - white on white · plaids· stripes. All permanent press . Well known makes tapered and fuller cut styles. Small, medium , large and extra large sizes. Friday and Saturday 2 for •6.79 Mens 7"1c Permanent press - smalL medium, large and extra large sizes . 50 percent polyester - 50 percent cotton . Solid coi:lrs: navy, gold, black, burgundy. Friday and Saturday Sale Orion Dress Socks •1.58 One size fits all sizes 10 through 13. Big seli!ction of colors . Friday and Saturday 2 $1.00 pair SEW.ING .NOTIONS DiscQntinued colors from our regular stock. Seam binding, Ric Rae, hem . facing , zippers, lron · on tapes. Sale 1fz price White Mountain ICE CREAM FREEZERS Sale! Mens Fine Quality DOUBLE KNIT DRESS SLACKS 4 qt., 6 qt. and 8 qt . sizes. . Triple motion. Wooden tub . Hand crank and ·electric operated models . Free recipe book . Housewares department . lst floor . Sale prices for Frid'a y and Saturday 9·. 95 10.95 I 1.95 12.95 13.95 14.95 15.95 16.95 Knit Knit Knit Knit Knit Knit Knit Knit Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks New Shipment - . • Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale .Sale Sale Gray was 8.25 8.75 9.25 9.75 10.75 11.25 12.25 12.75 Beautiful new patterns. 54" wide . good colors. ·- Non -slip backing . washable fringed throws in patterns and solid colors. Sizes for chairs and sofas. • • at e enttne . VOL XXV NO. 10 P~H. : . :l:N. : .~ . : .~92..:. : .: · 2:.:15:6. __ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO _ _ _ _ _ · F_RI_DA-'Y._A_PR_IL_2..:..7,_!9:....7.::_3_ _ _ _ _ __ See these fine cards for the boy or girl graduate " also confirmation cards. Hallmark Mother's Day Cards Mother's Day is Sunday, May 13. Now is the perfect time to pick out the ones you'll need this year. A public meeting to pinpoint erosion damages caused by the Ohio River here has been set for 7:30p.m. next Thursday at the Meigs County courtroom in Pomeroy, James Roush . . ' county bmldirlg inspector and sanitarian, said today. Roush said, "We must bring as much public and political pressure to bear upon our federal government as possible to correct the very serious w:w::-:;:~:=:=:=:=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-::::::::::x:~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 11 ~ews .. in SCISSORS SALE Nose-baby scissors, cuticle scissors. nail scissors, pedicure scissors, toenail nippers, cuticle nippers, embroidery scissors, sewing scissors, light trimmers, dressmaker shears, pinking shears, applique scissors, heavy straight trimmers. .' SALE •2.29 .. • • • .o1 ~ N~w Arrival$ In the Furniture Dept. - Kroehler Living Room Suites and Chairs. Maple Dinettes - Pine Trestle TabLe !lnd Olair Sets. Infants Department- Cribs - Play Pens- Safety Gates · Training Seats - Convertible Play Yard and Crib. Hassocks: Vinyl and Cloth covered. selection of shapes and styles. · Large Visit Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechanic Streef Plenty of parking spac:e- Easy loading doc:k. Big selection of Washers . Dryers· Refrigerators. Freezers . Gas Ranges. E led ric: Ranges · Air Conditioners . Metal Cabinets for Kitchen - Wardrobes· Hymidifiers · Dehumidifiers- Kitchen Sinks. Lawn Mowers· Carpet in 12 and 15ft. widths. Room Size Rugs - Linoleum - Congoleum . Big selection Lawn, Po~ch .and Patio Furniture. All well known makes· all at sale prices. And you can always use Elberfelds sensible Credit Service • KIMBALL PIANO SALE'I Briefsli By Uolted Press International ' ·MISSISSIPPI AND TRWIJTARY FLOODWATERS, their crests at record highs in the Iowa-Missouri area, pushed relentlessly at levees down to tbe Gulf of Mexico today, leaving new bomeless in Missouri and keeping workers from their jobs in the Quincy, Ill., area. A 200-year record high was expected to be reached at St. Louis. ' The Missouri River broke a railroad embankment in St. Ch~les Cotinty, Mo., Wedn~;v;llght, and more than 800 persons whose homes had been protected by the levee moved out, warned by sheriff's deputies using sirens and ,loud.,speakers. Most of the 3,000 residents in homes in the area had left before the break. WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON is putting ' tlle Watergate scandal aside long enough to fly to Mississippi today to view flood damage and to dedicate a new $9.8 million naval training center. It was Nixon's first public appearance since April t7 when be aMounced he was makiflg "intensive new inquiries" into the extent or Whire House involvement .in the Watergate affair. The Chief Executive scheduled a 9 a .m. EST departure for Meridian, Miss.; aboard his plane: the Spirit of '76, for a flyover of the flood-swoll~n Mississippi River and devastated areas in the vicinity. Accompanying him will be Sen. John Stennis, DMiss., for whom the training complex at Meridian Naval Air Station is named. . COLUMBUS - FOUR MEN, BELIEVED heavily armed, and who reportedly vowed to kill police who would try to arrest them, were sought today in connection with Thursday's $93,000 robbery of the Ohio State brallch in suburban Whiteh~U . Kansas City, Mo., pollee quoted the FBI there as saying !be four men were believed Involved in the bank robbery at the Great Eastern Shop~ · ~· Center. WhiU.haU pqlice said only one man entered the bank. Derectives in Kansas City said FBI agents told them the men may be carrying two sub-machine guns, three rifles with telescopic sights, two sawed-<>ff shotguns and several handguns. Two of the four men escaped earlier this year from the Jackson County Jail in Kansas City. They were identified as James C. Murphy, 32, of' Arkansas alld Kenneth Greathouse, 26 of Maryland. LONDON -A TEAM OF DOCTORS said today th.e y believe they have round a cure for the depression and loss of sexual appetite that troubles some women taking birth control piUs. A team from St. Mary's Hospital reporU.d in the medical journal Lancet that they found a deficiency of vitamin B6 in half the women in a group that reported suffering these symptoms while taking tbe pill. Giving them extra vitamin B6, the doctors said, ended the trouble. ATHENS, OHIO - MEMBERS' OF WCAL 1782 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Workers returned to tlleir jobs today at the Athens Mental Health Center, following a on<><lay walkout Thursday. · ' · The strike ended when center Superintendent Dr. Harry Chovnick agreed to implement certain changes next Monday . which the union had demanded. The union had charged Chovnick had moved too slowly on certain grievanC<!S and did not fill some 'of the mental health technician vacancies. Be sure to see all the fine Kodak lnstamatic and Polaroid C~meras. They're fine to buy for yourself or as a birthday or graduation gilt. PHOTO ALBUMS • Stop in the Music Department 2nd floor - See the fine line of Kimball pianos. S~lect the one that's right for you or your family and save plenty during our Kimball Piano Sale. Use Elberfelds own sensib.le credit service to make your purchase. POMEROY, OHIO Be Thrifty I Save All of Your Salesllps From Member of Federal Reserve .System S20,000 Maximum.·lnsurance for Each Depositor . Kyger Creek _ _T: ,: EN'. . :C: : EN~TS will fight Hallmark Graduation Cards ------------------------- Farmers Bank & ·Savings ·Co. ... ' ........... ' ' .. . . . . . ::::::::::=:::::=:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::=~=!=1=~=~=:=:=:=:~::::::~::::::~~===~:m:}::::::~:::::::::::::::::=:=:~:::::::::::::::::~;~~===:::::::::~:::::::::::::::::~:::~:::::::::::::::::::=::::: •.••• . ' . . . . . . . . . .•.•.•-•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.-.•.•...............•.o.•;o!•!•.• BY DALE ROTHGEB. JR. · · Black and white and a big selection of color film. Sizes to fit most cameras and you can save now on the film you nee~ . 20 pa~es sizes 11 1/•X9 11• inches ·- needs no glue. no corners. Just lift plastic sheet, place phpto and then replace plastic sheet. ·~~::-:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·········································· Sale Prices ~ Be sure to see the fine selection of Magnetic Photo Albums on the first floor. :i¥ Devoted To The Interests Of The Meigs-Mason Area FILM Easy does it .. . no pain, no strain. You",llon't even hav~ to get out of your car - and that ends pesky parking problems . Just pull ~p and transact your business. On Fridays our Drive- )n Window is open 9 a.m . to 7 p .m. continuously to better serve you. ,,.I ;::r.~ Blakeslee, Pomeroy • plainly are happy the Ohw Valley Association of Libraries ha s bee11 :;:;:;:; char:lered Ohio's first "Area Library Service Organization " the OVAL d d ;::;:;:; · J •1 . · , now superce e , wa s a ;;~;~;~ natlona PI ot project fmanced by the State and Federal government. Its success in brin ging ,,,,,.; books to rural readers was rewarded by the recent upgrading to charter status G · ·''·''' OVAL d' to Mr . . nm was :;;;;;~ . ll'ec r, s. Sheehan, president, and Blakeslee a past president and presenUy ~::::) ':es1dent of the Pomeroy-.Middleport Library lioard. The new library ass..;iation has been !;!::~ a arded a $90,000 appreciation for 1973, Its objective is to provide equal access to library {~~if: ~rvtces for over411,000 peo~le .in th~ area served by member libraries. Formal organization 0 . the newly charU.red a~1at1on will be accomplished larer. Forty-eight persons alteQded a ·::M dinner at the Me1gs Inn m Pomeroy Thursday night marking the end of the Ohio Vall ~;~~:· Libraries Assn. . ey FURNITURE THROWS Sale! Kodak and Polaroid • DBIVB·IN BliNKING the papers came from the office of E . Howard Hunt Jr. and that Gray received them on June 28, 1972 - II days after the Watergate incident. (Continued on page 10) - A big shipment of water glasses · ice tea glasses . dessert dishes - sugar bowls and cream pitchers . pie plates . covered casseroles. Housewares Dept. 1st floor . in been involved in the June 17 break-in at the Democratic Watergate offiC<!S. Friends or associates of Gray were cited as the sources for the reports that Gray said .~~~~!~~~~~%%~~~~~~~r:~~~~J~~m~l~~t~!~!~!l;~~~~!~l~~~;~~~i~!;;~~~~~~!~l~;~!~~~~~~~~~~~~l~=~:~=~=~=~=~=!=~=~:~l=l=!=&=~=~~!:!:!~:~~:=:=:~:?.=::::~:=:::::~:::::::@~::::::::::=:~=:=:=:=:=~::::::::::=:=:=::: ~Jii! FINAL MEE:TfNG -: Jerry Grim, W~ii,;~~;..~~s·...;:·;:·;.;:~~:·~~;~·~·~~~:··:~~··~:··;:::· Save on good quality American made well · known brand bicycles for boys and tor girls. Speed bikes and regular bikes. Also bikes with training wheels for beginners. Stop in - See this fine selection now. ANCHOR HOCKING··; GLASSWARE UPHOLSTERY FABRIC described published reports as having informed Petersen of his action on April 16 -the day before President Nixon disclOSed that he was making a fresh inquiry to find out who else might have zeate · · ·· ·· ··· ····· ·· ····.•.•. •.• .•.•.•.•. •.•.•-> .•.•.·. ~ 2 $5 • 00 t--·-------._.;----l for Men's T-Shirts With Pocket Mens Mens M!!ns Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens lll. Short Sleeve Sport Shirts Sizes 29 to 42 waist . A tremendous s~}ection including solid colors , stripes, plaids. herringbone weaves and checks. BULLETS MORE (Technicolor) Peter Lee Lawrence Diane Zura Coats • zm OPEN FRIDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM • HOSPITAL NEWS • Elberfelds In Pomeroy Friday and Saturday Sale . ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY . -- HONOLULU """ A); EARTIIQUAKE !i"rRONG enough to sway skyscrapers 200 miles from its center shook Hawaii's major islands Thursday, leveling one building, causing landslides and injuring at least II persons. The 'quake, which registered 6.2 on the Richter Scale, was the strongest to hit the islands since 1951 when a tidal wave followed. The earthquake was centered In the Pacific Ocean about 12 milesnortbeasf of the island of Hawaii, the largest in the chain or isiands that makes up the 50th staU.. Six school children suffered · minor injuries~ on Hawaii and extensiVe structural damage forced the closing of four schools. TOKYO - TilE GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED tonight agreement had been reached to end tbe most serious trans: portatii!n strike in Japa-nes.e history - a waikoui by more than three million railway workers. Trains were expected to start rUMing again Saturday but (Continued on page 10) . problem of river bank erosion along the Ohio River. ''This problem is denying our communities, our citizens and our ecological balance, trem en dou s economic and frustrating hardship . There have been numerous atwmpts made by me and other in-terested citizens and communities to secure financial help, but the only help available at thi s time, is technical advice. " Roush said further: " There is at this time a bill being introduced by Congressman Clarence Miller, representative of tM·-' lOth congressional district of Ohio to give us economic help to' so lve this wasted use or public and private land. " I am inviting to this meeting all county commissioners, mayors and co un cil members .from sout heastern Ohio, Ho ckin g Regional Development CommisSion, Ohio State Department of Highways, Ohio Departmenl of Natural -Resources, West Virginia State Department of Natural Resources and all interested citizens." In a meeting this morning Roush said Russell Patterson of the Huntington Corps o[ Engineers made a s ur vey Thursday of the erosion along the Oh10 from Pomeroy upri-ver to the new locks and dam. Patterson informed Roush that the only control that the Corps or Engineers ha s over the river traffic is that the boats on t~e Ohio ct~ nn ot operate in a reckless m~mner . A maximum of $50,000 can be obl<-nncd only if the dmnage is dee med an essential public fa ci lity and is cau sed by erosion. He said damage has OC· curred to the upper Pomeroy .. , p<!i'king lot wall. Pomeroy vllagc has ror two weeks blocked off lfi p:.1rking areas due to the sinking or the wall due to a large cavity in the wall a! the water's edge. Roush dted several other ar~as a Jon!! the Ohio River lhat i ~ ca using damage to the highway, ci ting the road in Minersville and upriv e r near Ra cine and Antiquity . Public support to correct and remedy the situation is greatly needed, Roush said. He said he ha s been give n full support by Middleport Mayor John Zerkle and Pomeroy 'Mayor Don Collins . Interested citizens of the Kyger Creek Local School District Thursday night approved the hiring of an-attorney to ·f1ght consolidation of their school district. Board member Roy L. Grose reported on two separate meetings with officials of the Ohio Valley Electnc Corporation and James M. Gavin Plant concerning their feelings on consouaauon of the , county's four school districts. John Reece , public relation::; a t this time." co-ordinator for the James M. A question was asked by Cav in Plant; issued . the citizens concerning the alleged following statement: $50 million in taxes which were "Our s tand is neutral. There r eported as being placed on the will be no great amount of taxi duplicate in the Kygertaxes added until after 1974 Crcek Local School Dis trict in when the firs t unit goes into' 1974. operation . Those tax.es will not Gilllia Cou'n ty Auditor be paid, however, until 1976." Morton L. Dickey said today L. R. Ford, Jr.., Kyger Creek that he had no kn ow ledge of $50 Power Plant Manager said: million being placed on the "OVE:C has no changes in its duplicate, except that it wa$ a policy at this time. We do not figure projec ted by . George , oppose c;onsolidation at the Walter, an architect from present lime , unless there is an Dayton. Walwr did a projected increuse. in ~xes. U there is ' tax and enrollment survey for we wiiJ oppose it until 1976." Co unty Supt. Claren ce E. ltay Simms, OVEG's tax Thompson. When contacted consultant, told the Tribune today, Thompson said some NEW YORK (UP! ) - AFL"The Nixon administration tween the United State~ :md the reg imes to emerge from their· this morning : " We will not CIO President George Meany ; has embarked on a new Soviet Unwn wouldnot bl.!nefit pre~e nt diffic ulties s trengthen- oppose conso lidatior: if it additional taxes monies will be added from the Gavin property who seemed to be developing propaganda campaign · the ArnerlcCtn public nor ease ed for their next round of ac- becomes effe ctive in the year this year, namely land imclose tics with President Nixon designed to hide the facts of world ten, ions. tions agains t the free world ." in which GCtvin Plant first pays provement, but the $50 million before the election, Thursday soaring inflation , continued ln fa ct, Meany said, th e Gpe t. taxe s on its number I figure was .apparently a said the administration Was high unemployment, mounting credit terms of the U.S.-Soviet In hi s Wa s hi~\gton statement, ge nerating unit. Such payment misunderstanding. lying to the public in domestic budget deficits and a shocking grain deal were "far more Meany sa1d , " The Nixon ad- ts now scheduled for 1976. We affairs and dealing to its drop in public conrid ence," generous than those available mimstration is trying to con- do oppose school consolidation disadvantage with the · Soviet Meany said in a statement to Amer:icans trying to buy or . vince the AciCrican public that Union. issued in WashingtQn , build a home or expand a small 'You 're all right •. Ja'ck.' Tllis . ln two separate statements, In a speech before the Meda l bus in Css · or mediUm -sized is L!w 1973 version of the big lie Meany raised his growing of Honor Society 's annue~l plant." tec hniqu e. Amer'ican c on criticism of the White House tO PatrioL• Awards dinner in New " Suc h help by the United sum ers iJfld Workers can have its highest point since the York in the eveniqg, Meany States and other de - no fa ith ir. an administration election . said the trade agreement ~~ mocracies,'' he said, " might thi::il practices public decepMASON - Boycotts conwell enable the Commun is t ti on, " lirued today in the Mason County School sysU.m at two An audience of several hundcounly schools, Wahama and Hannan, with pickets at those red responsed warmly to the 120-piece Meigs high school schools und many students not RUTLAND - Jack W. Crisp, president of !be Leadi11g Creek band which prese nted its reporting to classes. Conservancy District, said Friday the Conservancy District will sponsor its annual trout derby nexl week at the lake at Forest Meanwhile, a spokesman for spring concert at the high Acres Park, located on county road 3, north of Rutland . parents at Wahama said school Thursday night. Dwight Goins, director of the Fishing hours will be from 6 a.m. until 7 p.m. on ' both touay : Saturday, May 5, and Sunday, May 6. The first day of the fishing " We are ·asking parents to bandt told the audience in an will b~ artificial lures only. Fiehing permits are $3, with a keep their children out or intermission that the band is ·maximum of fou_r trout allowed per permit. school Monday. The principal the ''finest group" with which has announced there will be no he ha s worked in his teaching reprisals to students ' grades or career . 'He directed the entire ~*i~~*~r:r:mr:~m~~*~~f:~l~l~~jj~j~~t~~lr:~~;~~~;~;~;~~~~~~~~~~l;l~l~i~~g~1~~i~~;~~~i~~~~[f:~l=~=~=!=!=~=~=~:?~~~~~~j;~~;~;!;~j;j~l~l==;i::::~:i:::~::::=~===~~=:=~=~=!=~=~=~:;:;:i:~=~=~=~=~=~=i=~:j:j:~:j:::::::::::::::~-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:;::~=~=~;~:~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::~== atU.ndance [or the days that concert except one number , have teen......:irlissed already. " Black and White" directed by Parents are being called on to his assistant, Fred Ruth . Patti Well was presented jn a appear at the school entrance at 8a .m . Monday for a peaceful ·trumpet solo, " Valse Bri11iant'' ac Companied by Sharon protest. "We are urging that they Wilson , Miss WelJ received a By GEORGE HARGRAVES, Supt. well received. Our high school choral group will give a concert at Meigs Local Sehool District 2 p.m . Sunday, May 13. Maurita Miller will have a program in the atU.nd tl1e Tuesday ,night board superior rating on the solo in district mu s ic competition On Tueo·'ay, May 1, we will have our registration of pupils Rutland Gym .early next month. This will involve students from of education meeting. " The <Jction at Wa:hama is in earlier. who will enter school!or the first time nextrall. Children who will Rutland, Harrisonville, and Salem Center. ' 's Making up Thursday night be entering kindergarten must be five years old on or before The second petl'ormance of Bradbury's annual show will be protest of County Supt. Charles given ,tonight at 7:30. The Salisbury spring music program wiil Withers ' failing to recommend varied progrBm were the mbre September 30. First graders must be six by the same date. the rehiring of Robert Seaman popular type selections inParents should register at the school where tbe child will be on Sunday, May 6, in the afternoon . cluding, "Sound of Sonny and attend in the fall . A birth certificate will be necessary to show WILL YOU BE SENDING a child to school for the firot time as principal at Wahama . Cher," a~d highlights · from Hannan High School, At proof of birth date . A record of immunizations must also be next year' ff so, please work on "attitude" from the positive presented. This record should show immunization against polio, standpoint. Please, don 't threawn the child with " Wait 'til that parents are protesting the c. Fiddler on the Roor ,n " The retanus, diphth'e ria, whooping cough, and measles. A recent TB . teacher gets you in school". This surely doesn't help you, the rehiring of Principal Bright Magic Flute," "Tanglewood 1 Overture ," Bach 's :'Arioso," a child, or the reacher. Give us a fair start. Don't send a child to McCa.usland . Only .72 students at Wahama folk song , suite comprised of school with a feeling of fear or dislike prior to that first encounter High School out of 780 "Seventeen Come Sunday," Speaking of.Schools-·No. 274 with the classroom. enrollment were in classes " My Bonny Boy" and " Folk Earlier t~is week we had some. high wate~ . We had a few Songs from Somerset, •· and ''A test is also needed. The smallpox vaccination is no longer contacts about dosing school. We will try to avoid this, as I stated today. Northern Legend ." last week. We have only one day left at rriost schools and we don't required. ' £t is quire important that you register next week so we will ' want to use it. We do not want anymore "make up " days this know how many yoUngsters to expect in the fall. We must order year . EXTENDED OUTLOOK NEWS & NOTES - There are still vocational opportunities materials and we need to know how many students will enter' A chance of sho.wers, MOTORIST CITED both kindergarten and grade one. Your cooperation in this available in next year's junipr level classes - Better check this maioly Monday and - The PRIDE evaluation or the vocational courses is in its final Carolyn R. Hughes, 19, Rt: I, matter will be greatly appreciaU.d. . · Tuesday. Highs upper 40s to Gallipolis, was cited to There wiU be no summer remedial program this year_ The stages of report preparation - The Meigs High School was aJ>upper 50s Sunday and mid proved by the North Central Association of Colleges and Title I funds that we have used for this in the past just . won't 50s to mid 60s Tuesday. Lows . Mlmicipal Court this morning following a traffic accident on stretch that far. Perhaps we will be able to do this again Secondary Schools at its March meeting in Chicago - Not one mostly in the 40s. Rt. 35, west of the Gallia-Meigs sometime in·the future , We feel that such a program has been of violation of the NCA standards was reported - CongratulatiQns to James Diehl and his staff of 53 The first section of a concrete Highway Patrol Post. Offic~rs value in the. past. said Miss Hughes ' car struck CONCERT CANCELLED · Grade cards went out for the firth time last week. If you still basketball court was poured last week at Harrisonville School RACINE: - The Spring the rear end of an auto have queStions and have not had a conference at school, time is This Is a join\ project between the PTA and Board of Education Barrett .Jr. are providing the hard Douglas Bishop and Charles Concert scheduled Suntlay at operated by Claude D . . getting short. There are less than four weeks to the end of the· work on the job - Many thanks to them -- Try to attend at least Southern High School has been Rodriguez, 24, Rio Grande . school. There was moderate damage cancell~d Mrs. Lee Lee, CONGRATULATIONS TO our band for two fine eoncerts. oneschool'function before the conclusion of this year - You'll be 1 glad tha\ you did _· director, announced today. to both cars. The junior high concert and the hign school concert were ooth White House lies; says Meany Concert Boycotts received continued warmly Trout Derby next week I New pupils regi~~~;T~~~d~;·~~ ' . �'I & THINGS BY l>AUL CRABTREE Most of us are aware of the great songwntmg teams of the past and present : Rodgers & Hammerstem ... Lerner & L:>ewe ... Lennon & McCartney ... McCann & Ertckson. Woops ' How about that last one' Isn't McCann-Erickson a big Madison Avenue advertising agency? · Yes, they are,' children. But they also have produced two of the fmest and best remembered songs of the past two years both TV commercials for the same product,' Coca~la . A little over a year ago, half the country was whistlinR o_r hummtng "I'd like to Teach the World to Sing " And tbey've come right back with another award-wmner, wtth Dottie West singing, "! Was RaiSed on Country Sunshme " Commerc1al artists are clamoring to record the newer song, just as the Hilltop Smgers, the New Seekers, and a dozen other performers wanted to teach the world to smg. But the ad agency is saying no thts tume .... perhaps remembertng that the message of sellmg Coke was lost as the nat10n embraced the delightful 1971 hit. Just as a matter of fact, some of the best commerctal advertJsmg of the past decade all came from the same "big three" bottlers of cola beverages They all have ad men who are creative and very effective. Ftfty yea rs from now, people wtll be remembertng that they were, or were not, part of the ''Pepsi GeneratiOn. '' Personally, I think Pepst gave up the sales pttch much too soon. And the RC people dtd a subtle, but dtstmct, pubhc servtce when they qmetly sugg ested that RC could - and should - "cool off the hot towns," nght at the height of the urban disorders and r10ting. But RC's Sister product, Diet·Rtte Cola, has the spotlight at the moment, wtth a sum ple httle jmgle that has been running on TV for years But the way they present tt, Wtth a melange of characters and votces smgmg the song a !me at a time, IS eyecatchmg, ear-bending, and quite effective. And other soft-<lrmk bottlers, such as 7-Up and Dr. Pepper, have produced commercials far above average, if not in the same league wtth Coke, Pepst (pre-1968) , and the current Diet· Rite material. If only the beer commercials, which are uniformly flat and insipid (which beer ts not supposed to be), would catch on to the search for excellence, then just about everything that fizzes on TV, from Alka-Seltzer to RC, would be a good notch above ordinary TV adverttsmg. As 1t is, only BudweiSer and Stroh's produce beer commerctals that don't send the vtewer to a choice of coffee, tea or milk (or maybe a cola drmk or even a shot of red-eye ). Last year , I compl3111ed bitterly about the absolute tastelessness of the Burger Beer commerctals, featuring a knothead wtth an IQ or about 9, who did all sorts to stuptd thmgs to promote the product Thts year, the Burger brewery quietly closed its doors and went out of business after a century of operation. But the boob surv1ved - guzzlmg hiS way through kegs of brew on the mid-season ABC show, "A Touch of Grace," and depriving the senes star, Shirley Booth, of a touch of class W1thout him, the show iSa delight W1th hlffi, 1t 's an exercise m idiocy. Watch it some Saturday mght (8:30, WTVN·TV) and you'll see what I mean . ON THE TV DIAL : U. S. basketb81lets, wtth Bill Walton, seek revenge over the Russians, Sunday, 3:30, WSAZ-TV ... A new series, ' 1 Understandmg Afnca,'' debuts tcmtght at 9, WOUBTV Television Log FRIDAY. APRIL 27, 1973 6 oo-News 3, 4. 8, 10, 13, 15, Truth OJ;" Consequences 6 , Sesame St 20 , Around the Bend 33 6 3D---News 6 , I Dream of Jeann1e 13, Let's Travel 33 7 0()-!-Truth or Con seq 3, Beat the Clack 4, News 6, 10. What's My Line 13 , Wild ~ mgdom 13, Samt 15 , Ele<; Co 20 , Folk Gu1tar 33 7 JG-Young Or Ktldare .:1 , Protectors 8, Co llege Hockey 20, Parent Game 10, Beat the Clock 13 , Porter Wagoner 3, To Tell he Truth 6, Wall Street Week 20, 33 8 DO-Washmgton Week 1n Rev1ew 20, 33 , Sandford & San 3, 4, 15, Brady Bunch 6, 13, M1 sS10n lmpasstble 8, 10 8 30-- Partndge Family 6, 13 , Little People 3. 4, 15, Mav1 e 20, Lenox Quartet 33 9 Oo:-Masterpiece Theatre 33, C1 rcte of Fear 4, 15, Room 222, 13 , The Amencan Expenence 3, 4, 15 , WTVN TV 6, Mov1es, " Hook, Lme and Smger" a, " Baby the Ra1n Must Fall" 10 , Understandmg Afr1ca 20 10 OQ--Love Amer1can Style6, 13 , Bobby Dann 3, 4, 15, News 20, Paul Nuchins 33 10 3D-What About Tomorrow' 6, 13 11 OG-News , Weather, Sport s 6, 8, 10, 13 11 Jo--Johnny Car son 3, 15 , In Concert 6, Mov1es " Rogue's March " B. " Secret Beyond the Door " 10 "The Pit and the Pendulum " 13 1 oo-M •dn1gh t SpeCial 3, 4 15 Mov1 e, "Two Lost Worlds" TO 1 3Q- New s 13 2 3D- News 4 Sl\ TU ROllY, APRtl2a, 1973 6 3o-T"t/ Classr oom 8, Kentucky Afield 13, Fa1th for Today 10 7 OD-Ne1ghbors 13, Far m Front 4, Fun for Everyone 6, Treehouse Club 8, 10 7 15--Woman 's Potnt of VIew 13 7 3().. ~ Man from COS t 10, Farmbroak 3, Treehause Club 13 , Sesame St 20, D1ck Van Dyke 4, Abbott and Costello 8, Gaspet 6 8 QO-Houndcats 3. 4, 15, Pufn stu f 13, Jake's Pla ce 6, Bugs Bunny 8, 10 8 30--Roman Holid ays 3, 4, 15 , Jackson F lve 6, 13, Sab rina the Teenage Witch 8. Pope ¥e 10 , Mr Rogers 20 9 QO-Jetson 3, 4, 15 Osmon ds 6, 13 Amaz 1ng Chan 8, 10 , Sesame St 20 9 3G-Pink Panther 3, 4. 15, Mav•e Cartoon 56, 8, 10, 13 10 OQ-Underdog 3, 4, 15; El ec Co. 20 10 3G-Barkleys3, 4, 8. Brady K td s 6, 13, M1ster Rogers 20, Jos1e and the Pussy cats In Outer Space a, 10 11 Do-- Broth er Fuz z 6, F l 1n t sta nes a, 10 Sesame St 20. Sea l a b 3, <1 , 15, Bewtlched 13 11 JD-Kt d Power 6, 13. Runaround 3, 4, 15 12 OQ-Etec Co 20, Arch1e 's TV Funnies 8, 10, Funky Phantom 6r 13 Around the World m 80 Days 3, 4, 15 12 3G- Talkmg w1th a G1ai1t 3, 4. 15, l1dsvd le 6, 13 Fat Albert and the Cosby Ktds 8, 10 1 00'-- lassle 15, M ankees 6, 13, Roller Derby 3, Sport s Cha ll enge 4, CBS Children 's Fdm Fest1val 10 1 3()-Joh nny Bench 4, Amencan Bandstand 13. 2 00--ABA P layoff 8, 10, To Be Announced y;, Baseba ll PreGame Show l, 4, Flshm ' Hole 13 , Soul tra1n 6 2· 15- Ba seball 3, 4, 15 2 JD-Bann1e Lou & Busler 13 3 OD-Wa1t Till Your Father Gets Home 13. Golf Tou rnament 6, 13 4 QO-Folk Gu1tar 33, Black Omnibus 10 , You Should Have Seen the One That Got Away 8 A 3D-Audubon Wildlife Theatre 33 5 OQ-Makmg Thmgs Grow 33 , Lee Trevino 's Golf for Sw mg ers 10, Green Acres 3, Perr y Mason 4; Makmg Thmgs Grow 33 , W1de World of Sports 6, 13 , Wr estlmg 8 5 30-Sesam e.St 33. Gospel Talent Ttme 15, Arthur Sm1th a, Green Acres 10 , Del Reeves 3 6 01)-.-. New s 3, 4, 18, Mov1e " The Band Wagon " 10 6 15- A Look at the Book 15 6 30- NBC News 3, 4, 15. Reasoner Report 13: Beverly H1llbdhes 8 Marshall Univers1ty Report 33 News 6 7 DO- You Asked For 11 3; Hee Haw 13 , Lawrence, Welk 4, 15, Lave Tenn1 s 33 World of Surv1val lJ 7 30- Nashv ll le M us1c 3 Fl1pslde 13 , B1ogra phy 33 8 OQ-AIIm the Fam•lr8, 10 Here We Go Aqa1n 13 , Emergency 3, 4, 15 , MOVIe "0 IVer i WISt ' 33 8 3D-Bndget Loves Berme8, 10, ATouchofGrace6 . 13 9·0Q-Julle Andrews 6, 13 , Mary Tyler M oo re 8, 10, Mov1e " The Group" 3, 15 Mov 1e " Strategic A1r Command " 4 9 3o-Sob Newhart 8, 10 lO . oo-Carol Burnett a, 10 , Buddmg lnnovat1ons 13 , Jaycee Auct1on 6 10. 31}--Net Opera Theatre 11 oo--News 4, 8. 10, 13 11 · l.S- New s 13 , 11 ·3Q-Mov•e "Gidg et" 8. '' Hook, Lme and S111ker" 10 " Wt"at Ever Happened t o Baby Jane' " 13 11 . 45 - " Ista nb ul Express " 4 12 oo- News3, News O. Mov1 e,"Oaddy Long Leg s ' 15 11 ls-Mavie " The Cat Creeps" 6 12.3~Mov•e. " lnterJude" 3 1 A5- MovH~. " Nutty , Naughty : haleau " 4, News 13 ? OO- Mov 1e. "Co llege ConfJdeht1al" 3 J ,.5- Movte, " Information Re ce 1ved " 4 Beautification of Forest Acres Park adtJan:ced RUTLAND - Forest Acres Park, located on the New Lima Road north of Rutland, will benefit from the civic beaullftcation project of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners, accordtn g to Mrs Homer .Parker I club chairman 0£ the Sears Commumty Involvement Program contest. The proJect was started last year w1th an entrance planting of Andorra JWliper, P£It:ter, Heml ock, Sptuce and Us. the Leading creek Conservancy m cooperation wtth the garden club's project. Plan tmgs in the parking area, around toilet racth ties and along fences will be included . Many or the plants to be used, and most of-the labor, ts being Flowenng Crabapple trees when Mrs Harold Wolfe and M1·. Larry Edwards were cochairmen. Plans now call for landscaping around three cabins there wtth shrubs and plants that compliment the rust1c wood and logs. Etght flowermg crabapple trees, a poplar tuhp tree, a do0 Nood and 25 "l>fUCe wtll be included m the planttng. A number of roses. Hlac, and forsyth•a have been planted by donated by mterested cthzens. Everyone w1lhng to assist w1th the project 1s urged to contact Mrs. Parker. Donations are also being received, and tf funds are available, the club will make more plantings than now planned. The objective ts to Camp program set Activtties at the Ohto Valley Chnsttan Assembly camp site at Darwm were announced when the Women's Christian Fellowshtp of the Meigs County Churches of Christ met Thurs· day night at the Middleport church. These include a rally at Bedford for May 12 with a dmner at 6 p.m. and Dave Lucas the speaker. The need for cooks at the camp . thiS summer was noted. Everyone wtUing to help IS asked to advtse her mimster. Saturday wtll be another work day at the camp. New floormg for the kitchen at the camp was dtscussed Mrs . Bon me Pick~ns prestded A song, prayer by Mrs. Thelma Osborne, and devotions by Mrs. Sharon Swmdell of tbe Hemlock Grove Church opened the meetmg. Her topic was "Credentials." Aletter from Ken and Euntce Sayre, former missionaries m Vtetnam, was read . The Wetk of Prayer to be held May 14-18 at the Rutland Church of Chnst was noted A $10 contrtbutton Hy Helen Bottel • • BY HELEN BOTTEL Soft Touch Grandma DEAR HELEN : My granddaughter, marrted a year, tells me her husband doesn't want to gtve her house and grocery money, yet he won't let her go back to work . He has many unpatd b:lls for motors, and lor his boat. Each tume she has to shop for food, there's a btg argument and tt's maktng her extremely nervous. He earns enough to provtde for the two. For the past month (stnce l heard about thiS ), I've been giVIng her cash and supplytng her with casseroles, etc. I make for them . I enJOY dotng tt but who w11l take over when I'm gone' The young man IS a btg eater and loves food. Do you have a suggestwn'--GRANDMA DEAR GRANDMA : Yes ! Stop the handouts, and adviSe your granddaughter to cook withm her husband 's "allowance," meanwhile keeping track of each mckel she spends on food. When he complams about beans and macarom , she can band him her ttemtzed price list-and tnvtte him along for an eye-<>penmg tour of the supermarket. Perhaps she mtght even let HIM do the grocery shopping- whtle she hunts for a job.- H DEAR HELEN . You were wrong when you told the man trymg to get custndy of hiS child that if hts cause was just, he'd be considered as the proper parent. The truth 1s-and I've been the route, t:>elieve m~-most courts wtll award custndy to the mother, regardless. Here m West Virgmta, a woman wtth multiple felony conVJCttons and at large wtth a fugtttve warrant out for her, applied to the courts and got her child back from tts foster parents Th~ court appeared to have no other recourse. When a fnend of mine IS demed custody, even though he showed the court that hiS w1fe had been arrested for prostitution, something IS wrong' Men's Ub could be very useful here JACK, THE RIPPED OFF wtll be sent to Peggy Russell, a m1sstonary at the MexlCaQ Chrtstian Chtldren's Home. Mrs. Bermce May IS hospitalized. The Pomeroy Church of Chnst wtll host the May 24 meetmg when a motherdaughter tea will be held. Eileen Rtckman, a formermiSSionary , will be guest speaker. Presenting the program last mght was Mrs. Hoyt Allen ustng " The Four DimenSions of Women " as her topic, commenting on food, fatth, ftgure , and !ash1oo. A gtft was presented to her Refreshments were served by the Mtddleport Ch· rch women to the 29 members attendmg FREE INFO COLUMBUS (UPI)- A tollfree mfonnati.on !;lervice has been established to allow Ohioans to obtain information on upcommg Ohto events and festivals each week . The telephone number - I· 800-282-1!250 - is avallable 24 hours a day. WIN AT BRIDGE • 4 Hearts Down, but 6 Makes NORTH 27 41oKQJ6 ¥9 tQJ9 "-K10984 WEST (D) EAST •A9732 ¥105 • 864 3 tA765432 tKIO "-762 "'J 5 •s· SOUTH .t0 54 tB "-AQ3 North-South vulnerable West North Pass Pass 3t g ame was IMP team DEAR HELEN. I agree with "Buzzmg Mad" that the new "mandatary" seat belts stmk They are hard to fmd, hard to adjust, and hard to fasten-and all the time, buzz, buzz, buzz I Before our new car arrived, the whole famlly always used seat belts on every trip . Now, our "buzzmg" belts rem am per~ manently fa$tened behind us. Seat belts are from habit, IJke brushmg your teeth. You eLther dOor-YOU Oon't, and 1f you do, no reminder is necessary.BORN FREE AMERICAN WHO KICKED THE SEAT BELT HABIT .•:·:· ·=·=·=-=·=-=· ....·:=· •• •• East 1• 3N.T South 2• 4¥ Pass Pass Pass Opemn~ lead - · 8 ·•• : ::·.· :· :: :=::::: :::::·:·:::~··:::-:::::~::::.: :·:·:·:·:;.·.·::::::::::.: ·.; ·:;.•.·:·· !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE The b1ddmg has been West Nurth East 3. .. : .• < •• ·· · :·: •:·:·:·:·:·:* ... I Voiee along Br'-rfTay 1 By Jack O'BRIAN Some Ski Bindings Don't Release NEW YORK (KFS) - French actress Daniele Gaubert sure must love ski-<:hamp Jean Claude Killy : she cancelled her career to tour with constant traveling Jean Calude ... AI Feureback (walt - he's a true btgshot) was grabbed by an mspector boarding a plane at L. A. when hts Xrayed luggage alerted hkely armament: tt was. Al 's the world's mdoor shot putt record holder anM the bags contamed three 16-lb. shots ... Fella at Wally's a~ked Rocky Graziano to manage a promtsmg pug: " He can't be set'ious about ftghtin '," the Rock cracked. "He speaks too good English " .. Doug Fatrbanks Jr . quit coffm natls ten years ago and just now tossed away h1s pipes: "It's hke cheating/' he sa1d. Frank Smatra's buymgup Palm Sprmgs land .. Dyan Cannon's cafe act IS good enough, she hopes, for Las Vegas ... Diana Sands stars in the black film "Honeybaby, Honeybaby ," whose mterrac1al prod4cers hope will grab the black famtly trade, a Ia "Sounder"; the psychology: . "There are enough black imitations of James Bond and 'Get Even Wllh Charley' to saturate the market Now tl's time for good mtelligent black p1ctures like 'Sounder'." ... Caught Jack Jones' new slow-ballad smgmg style on TV. It's a great style : B1lly Eckstine's. Julms I ,<~Rosa IS the unbtlled voice on Amencan Atrhnes' "Good Life " commercial; so successful , Jultus has recorded tt for RCA Records, sans the AA pttch .. "State of Sio~e " is a marvelous propaganda movie - if you hate An1enca .. Yves M ontand aSlhe " American " schemer of the plot surpnses no one. he and ·-· at Jr. High recognized The fifth stx weeks grad1ng period honor r oll for the Me tgs Jun1or H1gh School 1s an . nounced . Mak1ng a grade of " B" or above m all their subjects to be listed on the roll were SEVE NTH - Furmture Co. will relocate bottled gas tanks there. As a gesture of apprectat10n for the work of the garden club members, Cn sp, on behalf of the Leadmg Creek Watershed, made a contnbuhon to the plantwgs Sco tt Bearh s-, Catherme B tae ltnar , R1cky Blev tns, Tra cy Burdette, Mary Cars· welt, Ronn 1e Case •, Rory Cole, Patr1c1a Cors1 , Jeff Couch. Tamm1 DeBord, Marc 1a D1llard , Je ff English, Ann Filc h, Chu ck Fol lrod, Becky Fry, W1lllam George, V1cky Germa n , Peggy Gtrolamt , Gene Hal ley, Tom Harper, Kelly Hawk, Laura Hoover Also Randy Houdas helt , Penny Hy sell, Ray Jan ey, Sue Kennedy, Helen Kmg , Paula Kloes , Trent Kn1ttel, K1mberly Krau1ter , Marty Krawsczyn, Valene lewJs, Tam ela Mart 1n, Tam1 M1ll lron , Mark M 1tch. M usser , Ctndy Conn1e Mc Kmney, John Nelson, Cmdy Norman , Ney Parker , Lmda Perkm s, Pam Powers, Tern Robson , Kenny Roush , Hom er Sm1th, Melody Snouffer , Br ent Stanley. Nancy Stanley, Steve Stout , Velvet Sw1sher, Teresa VanMeter , Tern V1nmg , M1ke Wayland, Ktm Will tams, Kelly Wmebrenner , Jenny Wise EIGHTH - Mary Blae1fnar, Tammy Blake, Mary Bogg s, V1ck1 Branham , Teresa Brawn, Dale Br own 1ng , Carl Car m 1chael, Man lee Ca sse ll , Joh n Dean Circle, CD-<:hairman of the Stxth Annual ' Rotary Relays slated Saturday, Apnl 28, at Rio Grande College's Evans Field, today announced 12 boys teams have entered this year 's competition . Chesapeake IS the defending champion in the boys' diviston . In a<)dition, six grrls' teams Wtll parltcipate. Wheelersburg ts the defending champion in the g1rls compehhon . The event will begin at 12 noon Saturday with a coaches meeting The first event is slated to start at !2:15p. m. and the last event, the mile relay, ts scheduled to be run at 3:35 p. m. Jeff Arnold, Entering the boys competlhon were Chesapeake, Wheelersburg, Rock Hill , Ironton, Kyger creek, Ripley, ASSN ) wtfe Stmone Signore! notoriously bave jollied scads of anti·U.S. movements. Somehow we suspect Amertca wtll prevail despite Yves, Sunone, Vanessa Redgrave, Jane Fonda and other poltti~al bubbleheads. Two movte firms can't start Bessie Smtth ftlms because each swears it owns the rtghts while the great pioneer soul singer's bto wtlts ... Dest Jr. and Uza wlll star m a TV mustcal spectal .. Horse-<lrawn hearse with coffin pulled solemnly away from the "Theater of Blood" preview, a Friday the 13th pulilictty gimmi~k A cop standing by catcalled to the driver, "Hey - you got Mayor Undsay tn there? " ... The flick stars Vincent Price as an actor who kills the whole N. Y. critics Circle. Wouldn 't that be justifted homicide? Dana Andrews and wife Mary Todd are off to entertam Gls and hospttals in England and Germany lor the USO. They'd been starring tn "Our Town" m Blighty .. The Lambs Cub, mwnmer's orgamzalion, named Jack Albertson of "Sunshine Boys" its "Actor of the Year"; no argument there; old burlesque straightman Jack's a fme thesptan, something he never expected to be labeled when we all hung out · around the Gately Burlesque Theater wtth Harold Minsky, Phtl Slivers, Rags Ragland and Bob Aida, Dan Dailey dtdn 't hang out there long. MitZI Green askeifRarold Minsky to give Dan a featured dancing spot in the burley show. Dan terped a week and was dropped, not because he was bad - "He's too classy," Harold told Mitzi; H'wood lodowed and !he rest wa ~ gravy. Patty Warner, Raymond Waugh , Duane Weber, Beverly Wilcox , Beverly Will , Eddte Will , leah W1ll , Raymond Willford, Kelly W•lson, Mary Durst 0 IT'S EASIER WITH AN AAA TRIPTIK! 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The smallest pygm1es are the Bambut1 , with an average he1ght of 4 feet 8 mches for m en and 4 feet .:1 mch~s far women They live m the forests near the nver ltun 1n the Congo {leopold VI lle) , Afnca S1ze tsn' t everything You can mstall a Mtracle Water Water Refmer anywhere m your horne m a space only 18 by 20 inches and 1t does the rob of 4 other separate untts It clarifieS, softens, filters and pol1shes , to g1ve you and your family sparkling, c lear , refreshmg water When you need a ref1nmg appliance , ms1st on the best, see us at Miracle Water , New Haven, W Va , 882-2525 H&R FIRESTONE SAYRE HARDWARE 882-1525 H.aven, W.Va. 992-2238 W Va., South Pomt, Gallipoli.o, Eastern, Oak Hill, Fairland and New Boston , Participating 111 the girls events will be teams from PortsMouth East, Wh eelersburg, Jackson , Gallipolis, NOi'th Gallia and Chesapeake. One of the day's highlights will be the 25th annual Gil Dodd Mile Run Kyger Creek's Mtke Rife is defe)lding champion in thiS event, open only to all Gallia County athletes. If Rife should retatn his championship, Kyger Creek will get to keep the Gil Dodd Ttophy Since lt would be the thtrd stratght year a Bobcat runner captured the event. Ctrcle said he expects records wtll be shattered ln the m1le rWI, 880 run, mile relay and pole vaulting competition KCe es Southern Auro""'ctus ' • By O•wald & James Jacoby Pass Pass ? It has been sa1d that cr~me Dble You , South, hold doesn't pay We agree wtth the slight amendment that 1t .K65 ¥A32 tKQI086 doesn' t pay often enough to What do you do now? make 1t worthwhile. A-Pass. Take yout· beating here. Four diamonds is Jikely East's openmg bid of one to be worse spade 1s one of those cnmi· TODAY'S QUESTION nally absurd l1ght thtrd hand opemngs that usually lead to Instead -_pi a double, West trouble If S o u t h had let passes and your partner b1ds North play at three no-trump four no-tt ump What do you DEAR HELEN . as he should have , the bid do now? All this cosmetie surgery whoop4a makes it seem tbat you would have done tts perpe· can permanently fool the populace about your age. But no one trator no good, but South b1d has ever dtvtSed a way to hide the dead gtveaway- your hnnds. tour hearts When they age, there's nothmg you can do about it. --OLD HAND West opened hiS smgleton AT THE GAME spade . East took the ace and The Dai~ Sentinel 1 eturned the mne of spades DII:VOTEDTOTHE DEAR OHATG · m the hope that tf West held INTER EST OF MEIGS -MASON AREA Wanta bet they'll be inventing a permanent skin-like plastic seven diamonds he would be CHE5TE~ L TANNEHILL, Exec . Ed glove next' -H. - - smart- enough to underload ROBERT HOEFLICH. the ace m response to the C•tv Edttor clear sUit preference s1gnal PUbl tSh•d Cfl!H i y e)(Cept Got a problem? An adult subject for discussion? A fun tdea ? All thts came off and poor Saturday by The Ohio Valley You c;an talk it over in her column if you wnte to.Helen Bottel, South was one down Pvb lt shmg Company, 111 Court St, Pomero.,, Ohto, care of thts newspaper . A5769 8us 1ness Off1ce Phone ~..««;::-:;:.:: At the suggestiOn ot Honor work locations. the club members, the Rutland and at the other table there Clark, Ronald Coats, Kathy Coleman, Elame Cors 1, was an even worse cnme. Margaret Cors1 , Mark Davt s, North opened one club and Paula E1 chmger, Teresa EH1s, wtthout bothenng to check Sandy Garnes, K1mberly 15 000 000 motomts a lor aces South went all the Grueser, Ronnte Hdwkins, greilt reason for you to JOin , way to stx hearts Jam es Hawley , Jayne Hut ch1son, Bobby Johnson , V1ck 1 West opened the ace of dta· Johnston monds and contmjled m the Al so, Paul Klein, Lann1 e hope that East could ruff but Lawson. Sheila Lawson , South was the man to ruff, Laratne McElhaney, Duane A G t /" draw trumps and eventually Me Laughlin , Falfh Per nn, J 1m • • • diSCard hts three spades on Poc kl >ngton , Bob Power s. fl'>r nver 70 Year.s dummy 'S clubs and last d1a- ·:Trutty Rd•<h . Suzv · s~hlliels .~i~ ?" ~ mond to make h1s slam•'When K1rn Sebo,. Oebble Shelton, T1m ·I ~!-!"1•·~---~ii­ four had gone down at the Smdh ,r Oebbte Taylor , Diana " "' ~ ... other table Thornto n , June Wamsley , Pass ' tanks to less cons ptc uous • .Sixth annual Gallipolis Rotary Relays Saturday rea uea ¥AKQJ72 DEAR JACK. I satd court ~ttttudes on child care are changmg.,..and tbey are · A mother ts no longer automatically awarded custndy if she can be PROVED less Itt than the father as a parent. If you have a case, fight for it. Perhaps the court will rule 111 your favor this time - H. The be completed . Durmg a recent VISit to the for vts1tors, for the many fam1lles who gather at the park park to make plans for the for campmg, weekly outmgs, plantmg, Mrs Parker, Mrs and reumons dunng the Richard Fetty , Jr , and Mrs summer months. Since the James Carpenter suggested park facthty IS a public place, some visual improvements to the plan is to mvolve the pubhc the Leadmg Creek Conservamcy DIStnj't o!flctals, in the beauhf1cat1on program Contrtbut1ons may be sent to Charles Russell and Jack Mrs. Parker at Box 93 , Cnsp To better perm1t atRutland, preferably at an early tractive landscapmg, they date so that the plantings can suggested changwg the locabons of gasoline storJI,ge make the park more attractive 3- The Daily Sent\'lel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., April 27, 1973 MIDDlEPORT, 0. shill! French Roush- plated Lucas, who was runmng on the play The victory was Kyger Creek's etghth tn 10 outtngs. The Bobcats are iHl m the SVAC while Coach H1lton Wolfe's Tornadoes dropped to 5-2 overall and 3-1 in the SVAC. Southern jumped on startmg Bobcat huHer, Clay Hudson, for a run m the first as Jeff Hubbard slammed a htgh fastball to left for a double. He scored oo a sacrifice fly off the bat of shortstop Mike Nease. Kyger Creek tied tl at 1-1 in its half of the inmng on a walk to French, stolen base and smgle by f1rst baseman • catcher Orland Cremeans. The Bobcats moved ahead in the second on an error on Greg McCarty's grounder, stolen base and double by John Batrd. Southern took the lead m the fourth on a walk to Sayre, single by Mitch Nease and an mf1eld error on Warner's pop fly. Kyger Creek tied the score at 3-3 wtth a run in its half of the fourth, as Cremeans and McCarty singled and Baird followed w1th a double. Sayre pttched hts way out of further trouble by rellrmg Btl! Metzner on a pop fly, enttcmg Bruce Arnett and Jeff Blazer to hit back to the box. The Tornadoes took the lead again m the ftfth inmng by platmg two unearned runs. Hudson retired the first two hitters be faced but Nease was safe on ar. error and Sayre was gtven hts second free pass of the evemng. Baird was then brought m to' pitch but he prompUy walked Amos Moore to load the bases. Mttch Nease htt a sharp grounder to short, whtch was allowed to scoot on through for an error. Kyger Creek knotted the score at 5-5 on a similar play. French singled to start ·the inning, but was left on second NEW RED ROSE HIGH .. ---rrau.0111111-. The meet is sanctioned by the Ohto Htgh School Athletic Association . The National Federatton Track and F1eld Rules Will- be followed. Five places will be counted 111 all events. Scormg w1ll be on a baSIS of 6+3-2-l. All contestants must be in untform. Only two contestants may compete from each school m each event except relays A team trophy wtll be awarded to the meet winner and runnerup 111 both the gtrls and boys categortes. An mdtvtdual trophy wtll be gtven to the top pomt man and wmner of each event. Rtbbons wtll go to the second, third , fourth and firth place wmners Ftve records were set m last year's meet held on Memonal F1eld New relay marks were estabhshed m the shot put by Ceredo-Kenova's Jerry Nester; nule rWl by Bernard Ttlly of Wheelersburg; 880yard run by Bernard Tilly of Wheelersburg; 220-yard dash by Steve Wtlson of Chesapeake and Gall!a Academy 's mtle relay team composed of Leon Snuth, Chns Fisher, Rod Ferguson and Ken Wamsley Art Lanham, Rul Grande College Athletic Dtrector, wtll serve as meet coordmator Here's Rotary Relay records GALLIPOLIS ROTARY RELAY RECORDS I FIELD EVENTS! DISCUS- Chuck Neal. GallipOli S, 148' 6" SHOT PUT- Bud Nester, Ceredo- Kenova. 50' 101 1" HIGH JUMP- Greg Cronac:her I ronton , 6' ·31 2" LONG JUMP-Steve Stebbms, Gall1pal1 s, 20' 11 ' 2" POLE VAULT- Mark Oav1s, Mar1etla , 13' 1970 1977 1970 1970 1971 I RUNNING EVENTSI 110· HURDLE5-Ron Ferguson, Gall 1pol1s, 15 3 100-YARD DASH- Steve StebbinS, Ga llipolis 10 I MILE RUN- Bernard T1tley, Wheelersbu rg , 4 29 3 440-YARG DASH- Steve Wilson , Chesa peake, 51 3 180· LOW HURDLE s- Da ve Cernu s, Mar~etta , 2 1 4 880-YARD RUN- Bernard T1lley, Wheelersburg, 2 00 2 220- YARD DASH- Steve Wil son , Chesapeake, ?1 5 TWO MILE RUN-J 1m Warner , M e1gs 9 59 5 MILE RELAY- GA HS. >n3 35 7 1970 1971 1972 1970 1971 1912 1972 1969 1972 1971 SSO-YARD RELl\Y- GA HS. >n 1 37 GIRLS' DIVISION 1970 1972 1969 100 YARD DASH- Chnshe K1ng, Ga llipOliS, 12 2 440-YARO RELAY- Wheelersburg, 56 8 SHOT PUT- Susan Thompson, Ga ll1po l1s 36 ll'n" LONG JUMP---Exline, Jackson , 14' 1I' · ~" HIGH JUMP- Martha Cor nwell, Ga ll ipolis. 4'-5 1 .~" PREVIOUS RELAY WINNERS NAMED Here's prevtous .team wmners of the Galhpohs Rotary Relays · (Boys' Division) YEAR CHAMPION 1968 Galhpohs 1969 Chesapeake 1970 Galhpohs 1971 Galhpolis 1972 Chesapeake (Girls' Division) YEAR CHAMPION 1968 , Nof111!etheld 1969 Galltpohs 1970 GalhpohsParkersburg South 1971 Galhpohs 1972 Wheelersburg Labyrinth Afnca's 2,700-mde Za1re River, until recently known as the Congo, has 4,000 ISlands , some so large, wooded and close together that boatmen may become lost m a maze of channels un t1l Cremeans grounded to thJrd. The throw went w1de at f1rst allowmg French to ~core . Cremeans, who moved to second on the play, came across as M cCarty delivered a double to singles leftfteld Ba1rd yielded two the rest of the game. In rece1vmg credit for the victory, Baird fanned s1x and walked one Hudson, 'durm g hts four and two-th1rds inmngs, gave up two earned runs, four htls, two free passes and two strtkeouts Sayre gave up three earned runs, 13 htts, one free pass and fanned four . By lnnmgs : Southern 100 220 OD---5· 6·3 K Creek 110 120 01 - 6-13 4 Sayre ( LP) and Ounn•ng 197 1 1969 Previnm Gil Dodd winners YEAR- WINNER SCHOOL 1949- Tom Cr aw ford 1950- Bill Hager G AH S GAHS 1951 19521953195419551956195719581959- Dan Beabout GAHS Dan Bea bout GAH S Dan Bea bout GAHS Bob Jam 1san GA HS Bryon Knu tson GAH S John M 1thoan GA~S Ron Carr GAHS Ron Carr GAHS 0arrell N1bert GAHS 1960~ Darrell N• berl GAHS 196 1- Darrel l N1ber t GAH S 1962- Dan Lee GA HS GA HS 1963- Larry Bet z 1964- J•m Burn s GA HS GAHS 196 5- Bruce Smlfh 1 966~ Dave Armstrong GA HS 1967- Dave Arm strong GAHS 1968--.. 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PH. 74l-4llt WENDELL GRATE RUTLAND, 0 . 180 MULBERRY 992-2115 POMEROY Boston Ma&or league Standm11s American league By United Press ln1ernahonal East Nat•onal League w I. pel . g b East Baltimore 9 7 563 w I pel g b Detroit 9 8 579 17 Ptttsburgh 8 3 727 Mtlwaukee 8 7 133 17 New York 10 7 588 1 Boston 7 8 467 1' 2 Ch1caga 8 7 533 2 7 II 389 3 Cleveland Ph1ladelph1a 7 8 <67 New York 3 • 10 375 3 Monlreal 7 8 .<47 3 West St LOUIS 2 13 133 8 wlpctgb West M1nnesota 9 s 643 w t. pet. g .b. KansasCt1y 11 7 611 San Franc1sco 15 5 750 Ch1cago 8 5 615 Cal1tornta 8 6 571 1 Cmc1nnat1 12 6 667 2 7 10 412 3 11 11 10 524 4', 1 Oakland Houston 4 9 JOB 4111 Los Angeles 8 11 421 61 1 Texas Thursday 's Results San D1ego 7 12 368 7'n Atlanta 6 11 353 71, 1 Detroit J Texas '1. Mtlwaukee 7 Kan C1ty J. Thursday 's Results Oak l and 3 Cleveland 2. San Franc1sca 7 Ch1cago 3 (Only games scheduled) New York 2 Houston 1 Fnday 's Gam es (Only games scheduled) Mmnesota ( Kaal J.QJ at New Today 's Probable P11c:hers York ( Kekl ch 0 0), 7 30 p m { All Times EST) Ch1caga (F isher 1 1) at San D1ego ( Corkms 1 2) at Boston (Tian12- 1). 7 30 p m Ch1cago (Pappas 0· 2L 2 30 p m Milwaukee ( Parsons 1 21 at New York (Seaver 2 l) at Texas! Bosman 1 3) , a 30 p m Atlanta (Dobson 1 2). 8 p m Kansas (dy {Wngtlt I 0) at Monteal {McAnally 1 Ol at Houston {Roberts 1 1), B 30 Delro1t (Perr y 2 1), 8 p m Cleveland ( Dun nmg o.:l) at pm Los Angeles (Su1ton 1 2) at Ca l 1farn1a (Ryan 3 O), 11 p m Ba l timore (Cuell ar 1-2) at P1tt sburgh ( Bn les 0-1). 8 p m Sttn Franc•sco (Barr 2 1) at Qak l and (Odom 0-4), lO 30 p m Saturday 's Gam es St LOUIS Cleveland 0 2), 9 p m Balhmore at Oakland Phtlade lphitJ (Carlton 3 2) at Cleve at Callfornta , n1ght C1ncmnat1 ( Nelson 1 1L 8 p m Mtlwaukee at Texas , n1ght Saturday's Games • Kansas C1ty at Detroit Los Angeles at P1tt sburgh Minnesota a t New York San Otego at Ch• caga Ch1cago at Boston San Fran al St louis, n1ght New York at At lan ta, n1ght Phd a at Cmc1nna t1 , n1ght Montreal a1 Houston, mght lnternat1onalleague Standmgs By Un1t ed Press International Amencan DIVI SIOn w l pctgb PLAN SOFTBAI.L TOURNEY Paw l uckel 6 3 667 A combmatwn men and Rochester 7 6 538 1 SyraCuse 6 7 462 2 women 's softball slow pttch 4 11 267 5 tournament wtll be held at Toledo National DIVI SIOn Pomt Pleasant on May 11, 12 w I pet. g b 9 5 643 and 13 E1ght teams w•ll be T1dewater Pen1nsuln 9 5 643 accepted m each d1v1ston The Cha rl eston 6 4 600 11 ~ tournament wLll be a double Richmond 3 9 250 5 Thursday 's Results ehrmnahon affa1r. Entry feeLS Syra cuse 3 Tidewater 1 $20 plus two new Dudley balls Rochester 3 Richmond 2 i)eadllne for entry IS May 6. All Toledo 4 Penmsula 1 (1st) tea ms must be ASA sanc- Penms1.1 la 7 Toledo 0 (2nd ) Charleston at Paw tucket. ppd , tiOned Teams nol sanctioned r a1n ', must pay and entry fee of $28 The tournament Will be an ASAsancttoned tourney. For more mformatton Interested teams can call Wallace Sm1th at 675· Water lla,ard The offshore wate1 s a luil g some parts of the Nile R1ve r once were so mrested wtth c r ocodiles that, ace OJ d mg to legend , th1rsty dogs could only gulp a drink on the run PACKERS ACCUSED MU.WAUKEH (UP!) - The Green Bay Packers have been HCCUSOd of tampenng With lmebacker Jtm Sttllwagon, the Packers' hfth round draft cho1ce in 1971 who h~s been playmg the past two seasons w1U1 the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League The Argo nauts have flied a complamt w1th CFL commiS· Lou Osbor ne stoner Jake Caudaur chari lng the Packers wtth trying to lure Stillwagon, the Milwaukee SEARS Sentmel r eported Packer Catalog Merchant Coach and General Manager Dan Devme has dented the - 1 210 E Mam Pomeroy charges I PH 992 -2178 0 ' 5 u w I. gf ga V1rgm1a 1 I 7 8 Cmonnat1 1 2 B 7 w: Clinched playoff stnes Thursday 's Games V1rgm1a 2 Cincmnah 0 Fnday 's Games (No games scheduled) of the Mets w1U be out for at least four or five days with a pulled hamstring muscle in hl. nght leg. Milner suffered the InJury when he stretched for a throw lfl the ninth mning Wednesday mght. 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Was RaiSed on Country Sunshme " Commerc1al artists are clamoring to record the newer song, just as the Hilltop Smgers, the New Seekers, and a dozen other performers wanted to teach the world to smg. But the ad agency is saying no thts tume .... perhaps remembertng that the message of sellmg Coke was lost as the nat10n embraced the delightful 1971 hit. Just as a matter of fact, some of the best commerctal advertJsmg of the past decade all came from the same "big three" bottlers of cola beverages They all have ad men who are creative and very effective. Ftfty yea rs from now, people wtll be remembertng that they were, or were not, part of the ''Pepsi GeneratiOn. '' Personally, I think Pepst gave up the sales pttch much too soon. And the RC people dtd a subtle, but dtstmct, pubhc servtce when they qmetly sugg ested that RC could - and should - "cool off the hot towns," nght at the height of the urban disorders and r10ting. But RC's Sister product, Diet·Rtte Cola, has the spotlight at the moment, wtth a sum ple httle jmgle that has been running on TV for years But the way they present tt, Wtth a melange of characters and votces smgmg the song a !me at a time, IS eyecatchmg, ear-bending, and quite effective. And other soft-<lrmk bottlers, such as 7-Up and Dr. Pepper, have produced commercials far above average, if not in the same league wtth Coke, Pepst (pre-1968) , and the current Diet· Rite material. If only the beer commercials, which are uniformly flat and insipid (which beer ts not supposed to be), would catch on to the search for excellence, then just about everything that fizzes on TV, from Alka-Seltzer to RC, would be a good notch above ordinary TV adverttsmg. As 1t is, only BudweiSer and Stroh's produce beer commerctals that don't send the vtewer to a choice of coffee, tea or milk (or maybe a cola drmk or even a shot of red-eye ). Last year , I compl3111ed bitterly about the absolute tastelessness of the Burger Beer commerctals, featuring a knothead wtth an IQ or about 9, who did all sorts to stuptd thmgs to promote the product Thts year, the Burger brewery quietly closed its doors and went out of business after a century of operation. But the boob surv1ved - guzzlmg hiS way through kegs of brew on the mid-season ABC show, "A Touch of Grace," and depriving the senes star, Shirley Booth, of a touch of class W1thout him, the show iSa delight W1th hlffi, 1t 's an exercise m idiocy. Watch it some Saturday mght (8:30, WTVN·TV) and you'll see what I mean . ON THE TV DIAL : U. S. basketb81lets, wtth Bill Walton, seek revenge over the Russians, Sunday, 3:30, WSAZ-TV ... A new series, ' 1 Understandmg Afnca,'' debuts tcmtght at 9, WOUBTV Television Log FRIDAY. APRIL 27, 1973 6 oo-News 3, 4. 8, 10, 13, 15, Truth OJ;" Consequences 6 , Sesame St 20 , Around the Bend 33 6 3D---News 6 , I Dream of Jeann1e 13, Let's Travel 33 7 0()-!-Truth or Con seq 3, Beat the Clack 4, News 6, 10. What's My Line 13 , Wild ~ mgdom 13, Samt 15 , Ele<; Co 20 , Folk Gu1tar 33 7 JG-Young Or Ktldare .:1 , Protectors 8, Co llege Hockey 20, Parent Game 10, Beat the Clock 13 , Porter Wagoner 3, To Tell he Truth 6, Wall Street Week 20, 33 8 DO-Washmgton Week 1n Rev1ew 20, 33 , Sandford & San 3, 4, 15, Brady Bunch 6, 13, M1 sS10n lmpasstble 8, 10 8 30-- Partndge Family 6, 13 , Little People 3. 4, 15, Mav1 e 20, Lenox Quartet 33 9 Oo:-Masterpiece Theatre 33, C1 rcte of Fear 4, 15, Room 222, 13 , The Amencan Expenence 3, 4, 15 , WTVN TV 6, Mov1es, " Hook, Lme and Smger" a, " Baby the Ra1n Must Fall" 10 , Understandmg Afr1ca 20 10 OQ--Love Amer1can Style6, 13 , Bobby Dann 3, 4, 15, News 20, Paul Nuchins 33 10 3D-What About Tomorrow' 6, 13 11 OG-News , Weather, Sport s 6, 8, 10, 13 11 Jo--Johnny Car son 3, 15 , In Concert 6, Mov1es " Rogue's March " B. " Secret Beyond the Door " 10 "The Pit and the Pendulum " 13 1 oo-M •dn1gh t SpeCial 3, 4 15 Mov1 e, "Two Lost Worlds" TO 1 3Q- New s 13 2 3D- News 4 Sl\ TU ROllY, APRtl2a, 1973 6 3o-T"t/ Classr oom 8, Kentucky Afield 13, Fa1th for Today 10 7 OD-Ne1ghbors 13, Far m Front 4, Fun for Everyone 6, Treehouse Club 8, 10 7 15--Woman 's Potnt of VIew 13 7 3().. ~ Man from COS t 10, Farmbroak 3, Treehause Club 13 , Sesame St 20, D1ck Van Dyke 4, Abbott and Costello 8, Gaspet 6 8 QO-Houndcats 3. 4, 15, Pufn stu f 13, Jake's Pla ce 6, Bugs Bunny 8, 10 8 30--Roman Holid ays 3, 4, 15 , Jackson F lve 6, 13, Sab rina the Teenage Witch 8. Pope ¥e 10 , Mr Rogers 20 9 QO-Jetson 3, 4, 15 Osmon ds 6, 13 Amaz 1ng Chan 8, 10 , Sesame St 20 9 3G-Pink Panther 3, 4. 15, Mav•e Cartoon 56, 8, 10, 13 10 OQ-Underdog 3, 4, 15; El ec Co. 20 10 3G-Barkleys3, 4, 8. Brady K td s 6, 13, M1ster Rogers 20, Jos1e and the Pussy cats In Outer Space a, 10 11 Do-- Broth er Fuz z 6, F l 1n t sta nes a, 10 Sesame St 20. Sea l a b 3, <1 , 15, Bewtlched 13 11 JD-Kt d Power 6, 13. Runaround 3, 4, 15 12 OQ-Etec Co 20, Arch1e 's TV Funnies 8, 10, Funky Phantom 6r 13 Around the World m 80 Days 3, 4, 15 12 3G- Talkmg w1th a G1ai1t 3, 4. 15, l1dsvd le 6, 13 Fat Albert and the Cosby Ktds 8, 10 1 00'-- lassle 15, M ankees 6, 13, Roller Derby 3, Sport s Cha ll enge 4, CBS Children 's Fdm Fest1val 10 1 3()-Joh nny Bench 4, Amencan Bandstand 13. 2 00--ABA P layoff 8, 10, To Be Announced y;, Baseba ll PreGame Show l, 4, Flshm ' Hole 13 , Soul tra1n 6 2· 15- Ba seball 3, 4, 15 2 JD-Bann1e Lou & Busler 13 3 OD-Wa1t Till Your Father Gets Home 13. Golf Tou rnament 6, 13 4 QO-Folk Gu1tar 33, Black Omnibus 10 , You Should Have Seen the One That Got Away 8 A 3D-Audubon Wildlife Theatre 33 5 OQ-Makmg Thmgs Grow 33 , Lee Trevino 's Golf for Sw mg ers 10, Green Acres 3, Perr y Mason 4; Makmg Thmgs Grow 33 , W1de World of Sports 6, 13 , Wr estlmg 8 5 30-Sesam e.St 33. Gospel Talent Ttme 15, Arthur Sm1th a, Green Acres 10 , Del Reeves 3 6 01)-.-. New s 3, 4, 18, Mov1e " The Band Wagon " 10 6 15- A Look at the Book 15 6 30- NBC News 3, 4, 15. Reasoner Report 13: Beverly H1llbdhes 8 Marshall Univers1ty Report 33 News 6 7 DO- You Asked For 11 3; Hee Haw 13 , Lawrence, Welk 4, 15, Lave Tenn1 s 33 World of Surv1val lJ 7 30- Nashv ll le M us1c 3 Fl1pslde 13 , B1ogra phy 33 8 OQ-AIIm the Fam•lr8, 10 Here We Go Aqa1n 13 , Emergency 3, 4, 15 , MOVIe "0 IVer i WISt ' 33 8 3D-Bndget Loves Berme8, 10, ATouchofGrace6 . 13 9·0Q-Julle Andrews 6, 13 , Mary Tyler M oo re 8, 10, Mov1e " The Group" 3, 15 Mov 1e " Strategic A1r Command " 4 9 3o-Sob Newhart 8, 10 lO . oo-Carol Burnett a, 10 , Buddmg lnnovat1ons 13 , Jaycee Auct1on 6 10. 31}--Net Opera Theatre 11 oo--News 4, 8. 10, 13 11 · l.S- New s 13 , 11 ·3Q-Mov•e "Gidg et" 8. '' Hook, Lme and S111ker" 10 " Wt"at Ever Happened t o Baby Jane' " 13 11 . 45 - " Ista nb ul Express " 4 12 oo- News3, News O. Mov1 e,"Oaddy Long Leg s ' 15 11 ls-Mavie " The Cat Creeps" 6 12.3~Mov•e. " lnterJude" 3 1 A5- MovH~. " Nutty , Naughty : haleau " 4, News 13 ? OO- Mov 1e. "Co llege ConfJdeht1al" 3 J ,.5- Movte, " Information Re ce 1ved " 4 Beautification of Forest Acres Park adtJan:ced RUTLAND - Forest Acres Park, located on the New Lima Road north of Rutland, will benefit from the civic beaullftcation project of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners, accordtn g to Mrs Homer .Parker I club chairman 0£ the Sears Commumty Involvement Program contest. The proJect was started last year w1th an entrance planting of Andorra JWliper, P£It:ter, Heml ock, Sptuce and Us. the Leading creek Conservancy m cooperation wtth the garden club's project. Plan tmgs in the parking area, around toilet racth ties and along fences will be included . Many or the plants to be used, and most of-the labor, ts being Flowenng Crabapple trees when Mrs Harold Wolfe and M1·. Larry Edwards were cochairmen. Plans now call for landscaping around three cabins there wtth shrubs and plants that compliment the rust1c wood and logs. Etght flowermg crabapple trees, a poplar tuhp tree, a do0 Nood and 25 "l>fUCe wtll be included m the planttng. A number of roses. Hlac, and forsyth•a have been planted by donated by mterested cthzens. Everyone w1lhng to assist w1th the project 1s urged to contact Mrs. Parker. Donations are also being received, and tf funds are available, the club will make more plantings than now planned. The objective ts to Camp program set Activtties at the Ohto Valley Chnsttan Assembly camp site at Darwm were announced when the Women's Christian Fellowshtp of the Meigs County Churches of Christ met Thurs· day night at the Middleport church. These include a rally at Bedford for May 12 with a dmner at 6 p.m. and Dave Lucas the speaker. The need for cooks at the camp . thiS summer was noted. Everyone wtUing to help IS asked to advtse her mimster. Saturday wtll be another work day at the camp. New floormg for the kitchen at the camp was dtscussed Mrs . Bon me Pick~ns prestded A song, prayer by Mrs. Thelma Osborne, and devotions by Mrs. Sharon Swmdell of tbe Hemlock Grove Church opened the meetmg. Her topic was "Credentials." Aletter from Ken and Euntce Sayre, former missionaries m Vtetnam, was read . The Wetk of Prayer to be held May 14-18 at the Rutland Church of Chnst was noted A $10 contrtbutton Hy Helen Bottel • • BY HELEN BOTTEL Soft Touch Grandma DEAR HELEN : My granddaughter, marrted a year, tells me her husband doesn't want to gtve her house and grocery money, yet he won't let her go back to work . He has many unpatd b:lls for motors, and lor his boat. Each tume she has to shop for food, there's a btg argument and tt's maktng her extremely nervous. He earns enough to provtde for the two. For the past month (stnce l heard about thiS ), I've been giVIng her cash and supplytng her with casseroles, etc. I make for them . I enJOY dotng tt but who w11l take over when I'm gone' The young man IS a btg eater and loves food. Do you have a suggestwn'--GRANDMA DEAR GRANDMA : Yes ! Stop the handouts, and adviSe your granddaughter to cook withm her husband 's "allowance," meanwhile keeping track of each mckel she spends on food. When he complams about beans and macarom , she can band him her ttemtzed price list-and tnvtte him along for an eye-<>penmg tour of the supermarket. Perhaps she mtght even let HIM do the grocery shopping- whtle she hunts for a job.- H DEAR HELEN . You were wrong when you told the man trymg to get custndy of hiS child that if hts cause was just, he'd be considered as the proper parent. The truth 1s-and I've been the route, t:>elieve m~-most courts wtll award custndy to the mother, regardless. Here m West Virgmta, a woman wtth multiple felony conVJCttons and at large wtth a fugtttve warrant out for her, applied to the courts and got her child back from tts foster parents Th~ court appeared to have no other recourse. When a fnend of mine IS demed custody, even though he showed the court that hiS w1fe had been arrested for prostitution, something IS wrong' Men's Ub could be very useful here JACK, THE RIPPED OFF wtll be sent to Peggy Russell, a m1sstonary at the MexlCaQ Chrtstian Chtldren's Home. Mrs. Bermce May IS hospitalized. The Pomeroy Church of Chnst wtll host the May 24 meetmg when a motherdaughter tea will be held. Eileen Rtckman, a formermiSSionary , will be guest speaker. Presenting the program last mght was Mrs. Hoyt Allen ustng " The Four DimenSions of Women " as her topic, commenting on food, fatth, ftgure , and !ash1oo. A gtft was presented to her Refreshments were served by the Mtddleport Ch· rch women to the 29 members attendmg FREE INFO COLUMBUS (UPI)- A tollfree mfonnati.on !;lervice has been established to allow Ohioans to obtain information on upcommg Ohto events and festivals each week . The telephone number - I· 800-282-1!250 - is avallable 24 hours a day. WIN AT BRIDGE • 4 Hearts Down, but 6 Makes NORTH 27 41oKQJ6 ¥9 tQJ9 "-K10984 WEST (D) EAST •A9732 ¥105 • 864 3 tA765432 tKIO "-762 "'J 5 •s· SOUTH .t0 54 tB "-AQ3 North-South vulnerable West North Pass Pass 3t g ame was IMP team DEAR HELEN. I agree with "Buzzmg Mad" that the new "mandatary" seat belts stmk They are hard to fmd, hard to adjust, and hard to fasten-and all the time, buzz, buzz, buzz I Before our new car arrived, the whole famlly always used seat belts on every trip . Now, our "buzzmg" belts rem am per~ manently fa$tened behind us. Seat belts are from habit, IJke brushmg your teeth. You eLther dOor-YOU Oon't, and 1f you do, no reminder is necessary.BORN FREE AMERICAN WHO KICKED THE SEAT BELT HABIT .•:·:· ·=·=·=-=·=-=· ....·:=· •• •• East 1• 3N.T South 2• 4¥ Pass Pass Pass Opemn~ lead - · 8 ·•• : ::·.· :· :: :=::::: :::::·:·:::~··:::-:::::~::::.: :·:·:·:·:;.·.·::::::::::.: ·.; ·:;.•.·:·· !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE The b1ddmg has been West Nurth East 3. .. : .• < •• ·· · :·: •:·:·:·:·:·:* ... I Voiee along Br'-rfTay 1 By Jack O'BRIAN Some Ski Bindings Don't Release NEW YORK (KFS) - French actress Daniele Gaubert sure must love ski-<:hamp Jean Claude Killy : she cancelled her career to tour with constant traveling Jean Calude ... AI Feureback (walt - he's a true btgshot) was grabbed by an mspector boarding a plane at L. A. when hts Xrayed luggage alerted hkely armament: tt was. Al 's the world's mdoor shot putt record holder anM the bags contamed three 16-lb. shots ... Fella at Wally's a~ked Rocky Graziano to manage a promtsmg pug: " He can't be set'ious about ftghtin '," the Rock cracked. "He speaks too good English " .. Doug Fatrbanks Jr . quit coffm natls ten years ago and just now tossed away h1s pipes: "It's hke cheating/' he sa1d. Frank Smatra's buymgup Palm Sprmgs land .. Dyan Cannon's cafe act IS good enough, she hopes, for Las Vegas ... Diana Sands stars in the black film "Honeybaby, Honeybaby ," whose mterrac1al prod4cers hope will grab the black famtly trade, a Ia "Sounder"; the psychology: . "There are enough black imitations of James Bond and 'Get Even Wllh Charley' to saturate the market Now tl's time for good mtelligent black p1ctures like 'Sounder'." ... Caught Jack Jones' new slow-ballad smgmg style on TV. It's a great style : B1lly Eckstine's. Julms I ,<~Rosa IS the unbtlled voice on Amencan Atrhnes' "Good Life " commercial; so successful , Jultus has recorded tt for RCA Records, sans the AA pttch .. "State of Sio~e " is a marvelous propaganda movie - if you hate An1enca .. Yves M ontand aSlhe " American " schemer of the plot surpnses no one. he and ·-· at Jr. High recognized The fifth stx weeks grad1ng period honor r oll for the Me tgs Jun1or H1gh School 1s an . nounced . Mak1ng a grade of " B" or above m all their subjects to be listed on the roll were SEVE NTH - Furmture Co. will relocate bottled gas tanks there. As a gesture of apprectat10n for the work of the garden club members, Cn sp, on behalf of the Leadmg Creek Watershed, made a contnbuhon to the plantwgs Sco tt Bearh s-, Catherme B tae ltnar , R1cky Blev tns, Tra cy Burdette, Mary Cars· welt, Ronn 1e Case •, Rory Cole, Patr1c1a Cors1 , Jeff Couch. Tamm1 DeBord, Marc 1a D1llard , Je ff English, Ann Filc h, Chu ck Fol lrod, Becky Fry, W1lllam George, V1cky Germa n , Peggy Gtrolamt , Gene Hal ley, Tom Harper, Kelly Hawk, Laura Hoover Also Randy Houdas helt , Penny Hy sell, Ray Jan ey, Sue Kennedy, Helen Kmg , Paula Kloes , Trent Kn1ttel, K1mberly Krau1ter , Marty Krawsczyn, Valene lewJs, Tam ela Mart 1n, Tam1 M1ll lron , Mark M 1tch. M usser , Ctndy Conn1e Mc Kmney, John Nelson, Cmdy Norman , Ney Parker , Lmda Perkm s, Pam Powers, Tern Robson , Kenny Roush , Hom er Sm1th, Melody Snouffer , Br ent Stanley. Nancy Stanley, Steve Stout , Velvet Sw1sher, Teresa VanMeter , Tern V1nmg , M1ke Wayland, Ktm Will tams, Kelly Wmebrenner , Jenny Wise EIGHTH - Mary Blae1fnar, Tammy Blake, Mary Bogg s, V1ck1 Branham , Teresa Brawn, Dale Br own 1ng , Carl Car m 1chael, Man lee Ca sse ll , Joh n Dean Circle, CD-<:hairman of the Stxth Annual ' Rotary Relays slated Saturday, Apnl 28, at Rio Grande College's Evans Field, today announced 12 boys teams have entered this year 's competition . Chesapeake IS the defending champion in the boys' diviston . In a<)dition, six grrls' teams Wtll parltcipate. Wheelersburg ts the defending champion in the g1rls compehhon . The event will begin at 12 noon Saturday with a coaches meeting The first event is slated to start at !2:15p. m. and the last event, the mile relay, ts scheduled to be run at 3:35 p. m. Jeff Arnold, Entering the boys competlhon were Chesapeake, Wheelersburg, Rock Hill , Ironton, Kyger creek, Ripley, ASSN ) wtfe Stmone Signore! notoriously bave jollied scads of anti·U.S. movements. Somehow we suspect Amertca wtll prevail despite Yves, Sunone, Vanessa Redgrave, Jane Fonda and other poltti~al bubbleheads. Two movte firms can't start Bessie Smtth ftlms because each swears it owns the rtghts while the great pioneer soul singer's bto wtlts ... Dest Jr. and Uza wlll star m a TV mustcal spectal .. Horse-<lrawn hearse with coffin pulled solemnly away from the "Theater of Blood" preview, a Friday the 13th pulilictty gimmi~k A cop standing by catcalled to the driver, "Hey - you got Mayor Undsay tn there? " ... The flick stars Vincent Price as an actor who kills the whole N. Y. critics Circle. Wouldn 't that be justifted homicide? Dana Andrews and wife Mary Todd are off to entertam Gls and hospttals in England and Germany lor the USO. They'd been starring tn "Our Town" m Blighty .. The Lambs Cub, mwnmer's orgamzalion, named Jack Albertson of "Sunshine Boys" its "Actor of the Year"; no argument there; old burlesque straightman Jack's a fme thesptan, something he never expected to be labeled when we all hung out · around the Gately Burlesque Theater wtth Harold Minsky, Phtl Slivers, Rags Ragland and Bob Aida, Dan Dailey dtdn 't hang out there long. MitZI Green askeifRarold Minsky to give Dan a featured dancing spot in the burley show. Dan terped a week and was dropped, not because he was bad - "He's too classy," Harold told Mitzi; H'wood lodowed and !he rest wa ~ gravy. Patty Warner, Raymond Waugh , Duane Weber, Beverly Wilcox , Beverly Will , Eddte Will , leah W1ll , Raymond Willford, Kelly W•lson, Mary Durst 0 IT'S EASIER WITH AN AAA TRIPTIK! AM milkr:. travclm c C;JS y Whe ther 11 s Qus1ness or pleas ure, AAA:. e ~clu s•ve l11 pl1kS !personally d1 awn showmg the best ro:Jtt:~ l keep you on the nght track It s one of the re~ sons AAA has grown to serve A one-out suicide squeeze bunt by senior second baseman John Roush scored Terry Lucas from third base Thursday night to give the Kyger Creek Bobcats a thrilling, 6·5 victory over Southern in an extra inning contest at Cheshire. Lucas, mserted tn the lineup m the firth inning, smgled to left off losmg hurler Pete Sayre to start the rally. He reached third on a loopmg stngle to left by semor centerftelder Mar- "'" ~· II«' '.)J}J"" ''. 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The smallest pygm1es are the Bambut1 , with an average he1ght of 4 feet 8 mches for m en and 4 feet .:1 mch~s far women They live m the forests near the nver ltun 1n the Congo {leopold VI lle) , Afnca S1ze tsn' t everything You can mstall a Mtracle Water Water Refmer anywhere m your horne m a space only 18 by 20 inches and 1t does the rob of 4 other separate untts It clarifieS, softens, filters and pol1shes , to g1ve you and your family sparkling, c lear , refreshmg water When you need a ref1nmg appliance , ms1st on the best, see us at Miracle Water , New Haven, W Va , 882-2525 H&R FIRESTONE SAYRE HARDWARE 882-1525 H.aven, W.Va. 992-2238 W Va., South Pomt, Gallipoli.o, Eastern, Oak Hill, Fairland and New Boston , Participating 111 the girls events will be teams from PortsMouth East, Wh eelersburg, Jackson , Gallipolis, NOi'th Gallia and Chesapeake. One of the day's highlights will be the 25th annual Gil Dodd Mile Run Kyger Creek's Mtke Rife is defe)lding champion in thiS event, open only to all Gallia County athletes. If Rife should retatn his championship, Kyger Creek will get to keep the Gil Dodd Ttophy Since lt would be the thtrd stratght year a Bobcat runner captured the event. Ctrcle said he expects records wtll be shattered ln the m1le rWI, 880 run, mile relay and pole vaulting competition KCe es Southern Auro""'ctus ' • By O•wald & James Jacoby Pass Pass ? It has been sa1d that cr~me Dble You , South, hold doesn't pay We agree wtth the slight amendment that 1t .K65 ¥A32 tKQI086 doesn' t pay often enough to What do you do now? make 1t worthwhile. A-Pass. Take yout· beating here. Four diamonds is Jikely East's openmg bid of one to be worse spade 1s one of those cnmi· TODAY'S QUESTION nally absurd l1ght thtrd hand opemngs that usually lead to Instead -_pi a double, West trouble If S o u t h had let passes and your partner b1ds North play at three no-trump four no-tt ump What do you DEAR HELEN . as he should have , the bid do now? All this cosmetie surgery whoop4a makes it seem tbat you would have done tts perpe· can permanently fool the populace about your age. But no one trator no good, but South b1d has ever dtvtSed a way to hide the dead gtveaway- your hnnds. tour hearts When they age, there's nothmg you can do about it. --OLD HAND West opened hiS smgleton AT THE GAME spade . East took the ace and The Dai~ Sentinel 1 eturned the mne of spades DII:VOTEDTOTHE DEAR OHATG · m the hope that tf West held INTER EST OF MEIGS -MASON AREA Wanta bet they'll be inventing a permanent skin-like plastic seven diamonds he would be CHE5TE~ L TANNEHILL, Exec . Ed glove next' -H. - - smart- enough to underload ROBERT HOEFLICH. the ace m response to the C•tv Edttor clear sUit preference s1gnal PUbl tSh•d Cfl!H i y e)(Cept Got a problem? An adult subject for discussion? A fun tdea ? All thts came off and poor Saturday by The Ohio Valley You c;an talk it over in her column if you wnte to.Helen Bottel, South was one down Pvb lt shmg Company, 111 Court St, Pomero.,, Ohto, care of thts newspaper . A5769 8us 1ness Off1ce Phone ~..««;::-:;:.:: At the suggestiOn ot Honor work locations. the club members, the Rutland and at the other table there Clark, Ronald Coats, Kathy Coleman, Elame Cors 1, was an even worse cnme. Margaret Cors1 , Mark Davt s, North opened one club and Paula E1 chmger, Teresa EH1s, wtthout bothenng to check Sandy Garnes, K1mberly 15 000 000 motomts a lor aces South went all the Grueser, Ronnte Hdwkins, greilt reason for you to JOin , way to stx hearts Jam es Hawley , Jayne Hut ch1son, Bobby Johnson , V1ck 1 West opened the ace of dta· Johnston monds and contmjled m the Al so, Paul Klein, Lann1 e hope that East could ruff but Lawson. Sheila Lawson , South was the man to ruff, Laratne McElhaney, Duane A G t /" draw trumps and eventually Me Laughlin , Falfh Per nn, J 1m • • • diSCard hts three spades on Poc kl >ngton , Bob Power s. fl'>r nver 70 Year.s dummy 'S clubs and last d1a- ·:Trutty Rd•<h . Suzv · s~hlliels .~i~ ?" ~ mond to make h1s slam•'When K1rn Sebo,. Oebble Shelton, T1m ·I ~!-!"1•·~---~ii­ four had gone down at the Smdh ,r Oebbte Taylor , Diana " "' ~ ... other table Thornto n , June Wamsley , Pass ' tanks to less cons ptc uous • .Sixth annual Gallipolis Rotary Relays Saturday rea uea ¥AKQJ72 DEAR JACK. I satd court ~ttttudes on child care are changmg.,..and tbey are · A mother ts no longer automatically awarded custndy if she can be PROVED less Itt than the father as a parent. If you have a case, fight for it. Perhaps the court will rule 111 your favor this time - H. The be completed . Durmg a recent VISit to the for vts1tors, for the many fam1lles who gather at the park park to make plans for the for campmg, weekly outmgs, plantmg, Mrs Parker, Mrs and reumons dunng the Richard Fetty , Jr , and Mrs summer months. Since the James Carpenter suggested park facthty IS a public place, some visual improvements to the plan is to mvolve the pubhc the Leadmg Creek Conservamcy DIStnj't o!flctals, in the beauhf1cat1on program Contrtbut1ons may be sent to Charles Russell and Jack Mrs. Parker at Box 93 , Cnsp To better perm1t atRutland, preferably at an early tractive landscapmg, they date so that the plantings can suggested changwg the locabons of gasoline storJI,ge make the park more attractive 3- The Daily Sent\'lel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., April 27, 1973 MIDDlEPORT, 0. shill! French Roush- plated Lucas, who was runmng on the play The victory was Kyger Creek's etghth tn 10 outtngs. The Bobcats are iHl m the SVAC while Coach H1lton Wolfe's Tornadoes dropped to 5-2 overall and 3-1 in the SVAC. Southern jumped on startmg Bobcat huHer, Clay Hudson, for a run m the first as Jeff Hubbard slammed a htgh fastball to left for a double. He scored oo a sacrifice fly off the bat of shortstop Mike Nease. Kyger Creek tied tl at 1-1 in its half of the inmng on a walk to French, stolen base and smgle by f1rst baseman • catcher Orland Cremeans. The Bobcats moved ahead in the second on an error on Greg McCarty's grounder, stolen base and double by John Batrd. Southern took the lead m the fourth on a walk to Sayre, single by Mitch Nease and an mf1eld error on Warner's pop fly. Kyger Creek tied the score at 3-3 wtth a run in its half of the fourth, as Cremeans and McCarty singled and Baird followed w1th a double. Sayre pttched hts way out of further trouble by rellrmg Btl! Metzner on a pop fly, enttcmg Bruce Arnett and Jeff Blazer to hit back to the box. The Tornadoes took the lead again m the ftfth inmng by platmg two unearned runs. Hudson retired the first two hitters be faced but Nease was safe on ar. error and Sayre was gtven hts second free pass of the evemng. Baird was then brought m to' pitch but he prompUy walked Amos Moore to load the bases. Mttch Nease htt a sharp grounder to short, whtch was allowed to scoot on through for an error. Kyger Creek knotted the score at 5-5 on a similar play. French singled to start ·the inning, but was left on second NEW RED ROSE HIGH .. ---rrau.0111111-. The meet is sanctioned by the Ohto Htgh School Athletic Association . The National Federatton Track and F1eld Rules Will- be followed. Five places will be counted 111 all events. Scormg w1ll be on a baSIS of 6+3-2-l. All contestants must be in untform. Only two contestants may compete from each school m each event except relays A team trophy wtll be awarded to the meet winner and runnerup 111 both the gtrls and boys categortes. An mdtvtdual trophy wtll be gtven to the top pomt man and wmner of each event. Rtbbons wtll go to the second, third , fourth and firth place wmners Ftve records were set m last year's meet held on Memonal F1eld New relay marks were estabhshed m the shot put by Ceredo-Kenova's Jerry Nester; nule rWl by Bernard Ttlly of Wheelersburg; 880yard run by Bernard Tilly of Wheelersburg; 220-yard dash by Steve Wtlson of Chesapeake and Gall!a Academy 's mtle relay team composed of Leon Snuth, Chns Fisher, Rod Ferguson and Ken Wamsley Art Lanham, Rul Grande College Athletic Dtrector, wtll serve as meet coordmator Here's Rotary Relay records GALLIPOLIS ROTARY RELAY RECORDS I FIELD EVENTS! DISCUS- Chuck Neal. GallipOli S, 148' 6" SHOT PUT- Bud Nester, Ceredo- Kenova. 50' 101 1" HIGH JUMP- Greg Cronac:her I ronton , 6' ·31 2" LONG JUMP-Steve Stebbms, Gall1pal1 s, 20' 11 ' 2" POLE VAULT- Mark Oav1s, Mar1etla , 13' 1970 1977 1970 1970 1971 I RUNNING EVENTSI 110· HURDLE5-Ron Ferguson, Gall 1pol1s, 15 3 100-YARD DASH- Steve StebbinS, Ga llipolis 10 I MILE RUN- Bernard T1tley, Wheelersbu rg , 4 29 3 440-YARG DASH- Steve Wilson , Chesa peake, 51 3 180· LOW HURDLE s- Da ve Cernu s, Mar~etta , 2 1 4 880-YARD RUN- Bernard T1lley, Wheelersburg, 2 00 2 220- YARD DASH- Steve Wil son , Chesapeake, ?1 5 TWO MILE RUN-J 1m Warner , M e1gs 9 59 5 MILE RELAY- GA HS. >n3 35 7 1970 1971 1972 1970 1971 1912 1972 1969 1972 1971 SSO-YARD RELl\Y- GA HS. >n 1 37 GIRLS' DIVISION 1970 1972 1969 100 YARD DASH- Chnshe K1ng, Ga llipOliS, 12 2 440-YARO RELAY- Wheelersburg, 56 8 SHOT PUT- Susan Thompson, Ga ll1po l1s 36 ll'n" LONG JUMP---Exline, Jackson , 14' 1I' · ~" HIGH JUMP- Martha Cor nwell, Ga ll ipolis. 4'-5 1 .~" PREVIOUS RELAY WINNERS NAMED Here's prevtous .team wmners of the Galhpohs Rotary Relays · (Boys' Division) YEAR CHAMPION 1968 Galhpohs 1969 Chesapeake 1970 Galhpohs 1971 Galhpolis 1972 Chesapeake (Girls' Division) YEAR CHAMPION 1968 , Nof111!etheld 1969 Galltpohs 1970 GalhpohsParkersburg South 1971 Galhpohs 1972 Wheelersburg Labyrinth Afnca's 2,700-mde Za1re River, until recently known as the Congo, has 4,000 ISlands , some so large, wooded and close together that boatmen may become lost m a maze of channels un t1l Cremeans grounded to thJrd. The throw went w1de at f1rst allowmg French to ~core . Cremeans, who moved to second on the play, came across as M cCarty delivered a double to singles leftfteld Ba1rd yielded two the rest of the game. In rece1vmg credit for the victory, Baird fanned s1x and walked one Hudson, 'durm g hts four and two-th1rds inmngs, gave up two earned runs, four htls, two free passes and two strtkeouts Sayre gave up three earned runs, 13 htts, one free pass and fanned four . By lnnmgs : Southern 100 220 OD---5· 6·3 K Creek 110 120 01 - 6-13 4 Sayre ( LP) and Ounn•ng 197 1 1969 Previnm Gil Dodd winners YEAR- WINNER SCHOOL 1949- Tom Cr aw ford 1950- Bill Hager G AH S GAHS 1951 19521953195419551956195719581959- Dan Beabout GAHS Dan Bea bout GAH S Dan Bea bout GAHS Bob Jam 1san GA HS Bryon Knu tson GAH S John M 1thoan GA~S Ron Carr GAHS Ron Carr GAHS 0arrell N1bert GAHS 1960~ Darrell N• berl GAHS 196 1- Darrel l N1ber t GAH S 1962- Dan Lee GA HS GA HS 1963- Larry Bet z 1964- J•m Burn s GA HS GAHS 196 5- Bruce Smlfh 1 966~ Dave Armstrong GA HS 1967- Dave Arm strong GAHS 1968--.. 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PH. 74l-4llt WENDELL GRATE RUTLAND, 0 . 180 MULBERRY 992-2115 POMEROY Boston Ma&or league Standm11s American league By United Press ln1ernahonal East Nat•onal League w I. pel . g b East Baltimore 9 7 563 w I pel g b Detroit 9 8 579 17 Ptttsburgh 8 3 727 Mtlwaukee 8 7 133 17 New York 10 7 588 1 Boston 7 8 467 1' 2 Ch1caga 8 7 533 2 7 II 389 3 Cleveland Ph1ladelph1a 7 8 <67 New York 3 • 10 375 3 Monlreal 7 8 .<47 3 West St LOUIS 2 13 133 8 wlpctgb West M1nnesota 9 s 643 w t. pet. g .b. KansasCt1y 11 7 611 San Franc1sco 15 5 750 Ch1cago 8 5 615 Cal1tornta 8 6 571 1 Cmc1nnat1 12 6 667 2 7 10 412 3 11 11 10 524 4', 1 Oakland Houston 4 9 JOB 4111 Los Angeles 8 11 421 61 1 Texas Thursday 's Results San D1ego 7 12 368 7'n Atlanta 6 11 353 71, 1 Detroit J Texas '1. Mtlwaukee 7 Kan C1ty J. Thursday 's Results Oak l and 3 Cleveland 2. San Franc1sca 7 Ch1cago 3 (Only games scheduled) New York 2 Houston 1 Fnday 's Gam es (Only games scheduled) Mmnesota ( Kaal J.QJ at New Today 's Probable P11c:hers York ( Kekl ch 0 0), 7 30 p m { All Times EST) Ch1caga (F isher 1 1) at San D1ego ( Corkms 1 2) at Boston (Tian12- 1). 7 30 p m Ch1cago (Pappas 0· 2L 2 30 p m Milwaukee ( Parsons 1 21 at New York (Seaver 2 l) at Texas! Bosman 1 3) , a 30 p m Atlanta (Dobson 1 2). 8 p m Kansas (dy {Wngtlt I 0) at Monteal {McAnally 1 Ol at Houston {Roberts 1 1), B 30 Delro1t (Perr y 2 1), 8 p m Cleveland ( Dun nmg o.:l) at pm Los Angeles (Su1ton 1 2) at Ca l 1farn1a (Ryan 3 O), 11 p m Ba l timore (Cuell ar 1-2) at P1tt sburgh ( Bn les 0-1). 8 p m Sttn Franc•sco (Barr 2 1) at Qak l and (Odom 0-4), lO 30 p m Saturday 's Gam es St LOUIS Cleveland 0 2), 9 p m Balhmore at Oakland Phtlade lphitJ (Carlton 3 2) at Cleve at Callfornta , n1ght C1ncmnat1 ( Nelson 1 1L 8 p m Mtlwaukee at Texas , n1ght Saturday's Games • Kansas C1ty at Detroit Los Angeles at P1tt sburgh Minnesota a t New York San Otego at Ch• caga Ch1cago at Boston San Fran al St louis, n1ght New York at At lan ta, n1ght Phd a at Cmc1nna t1 , n1ght Montreal a1 Houston, mght lnternat1onalleague Standmgs By Un1t ed Press International Amencan DIVI SIOn w l pctgb PLAN SOFTBAI.L TOURNEY Paw l uckel 6 3 667 A combmatwn men and Rochester 7 6 538 1 SyraCuse 6 7 462 2 women 's softball slow pttch 4 11 267 5 tournament wtll be held at Toledo National DIVI SIOn Pomt Pleasant on May 11, 12 w I pet. g b 9 5 643 and 13 E1ght teams w•ll be T1dewater Pen1nsuln 9 5 643 accepted m each d1v1ston The Cha rl eston 6 4 600 11 ~ tournament wLll be a double Richmond 3 9 250 5 Thursday 's Results ehrmnahon affa1r. Entry feeLS Syra cuse 3 Tidewater 1 $20 plus two new Dudley balls Rochester 3 Richmond 2 i)eadllne for entry IS May 6. All Toledo 4 Penmsula 1 (1st) tea ms must be ASA sanc- Penms1.1 la 7 Toledo 0 (2nd ) Charleston at Paw tucket. ppd , tiOned Teams nol sanctioned r a1n ', must pay and entry fee of $28 The tournament Will be an ASAsancttoned tourney. For more mformatton Interested teams can call Wallace Sm1th at 675· Water lla,ard The offshore wate1 s a luil g some parts of the Nile R1ve r once were so mrested wtth c r ocodiles that, ace OJ d mg to legend , th1rsty dogs could only gulp a drink on the run PACKERS ACCUSED MU.WAUKEH (UP!) - The Green Bay Packers have been HCCUSOd of tampenng With lmebacker Jtm Sttllwagon, the Packers' hfth round draft cho1ce in 1971 who h~s been playmg the past two seasons w1U1 the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League The Argo nauts have flied a complamt w1th CFL commiS· Lou Osbor ne stoner Jake Caudaur chari lng the Packers wtth trying to lure Stillwagon, the Milwaukee SEARS Sentmel r eported Packer Catalog Merchant Coach and General Manager Dan Devme has dented the - 1 210 E Mam Pomeroy charges I PH 992 -2178 0 ' 5 u w I. gf ga V1rgm1a 1 I 7 8 Cmonnat1 1 2 B 7 w: Clinched playoff stnes Thursday 's Games V1rgm1a 2 Cincmnah 0 Fnday 's Games (No games scheduled) of the Mets w1U be out for at least four or five days with a pulled hamstring muscle in hl. nght leg. Milner suffered the InJury when he stretched for a throw lfl the ninth mning Wednesday mght. CROW'S WHl\ Playoff Standln9s STEAK HOUSE By Umted Press lnterr1at1onal ( Semihna Is) (Best of Seven} Eas t w t gtga 4 1 16 14 x New England I .:1 1<I 16 Cleveland West w I gf ga x-W1nn1peg 4 0 14 3 Houston 0 4 3 14 IC· Chnched senes Thursday 's Results New England 3 Cleveland I W1nn1peg 3 Houston 0 Fnday's Games ( No games scheduled~ • Home of . the Fabulous WEBB RECAU.ED HOUSTON (UP! ) - Righthnnder Hank Webb, who aJ>pearcd Ill SIX games wtth the New York Mets late last season, was recalled by the Met..'i from their Tidewater (arm club of the InternatiOnal I £ague Thursday mght To make room for Webb on lhe roster. the Mets sent outfJelder Rtch Clnles to Tucson on 24-hour recall F1rst base man John Milner SANDWICH By Phone Toke Em Home Order And 992-5432 • Seed Potatoes: Pontiacs, Maine Cobblers, Certified Kennebec • Grass Seed • Hydrated lime • Garden & Lawn Tools • Plant Food • Grass Seeders • Fertilizer • Peat Moss • Lawn & Garden Hose & Sprayers • Fencing, A Complete Selection and All Size Farm Gates ALSO : Warnor Alfalfa. 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MODERN SUPPLY 399 West' Mam Street 992 -2164 Pomeroy , Ohio THE STOREWITH"ALL KINDS OF STUFF" FOR PETS . STABLES · LARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS LAWNS GARDENS. �• • 4 _The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April 'll. 1973 . MJ;jor Leilgue leaders. By Uniled Press lnternationat Leiding Batters National League g, ab r . h. pel. Fairly,Mtl 13 34 9 14 .412 ·Strgll. Pit 10 3'1 13 16 .<10 Cncpcn. Cin 13 48 9 19 .396 Olivr . P it 12 51 10 20 .392 Maddok, SF 19 77 12 30 .390 Goodsn ,SF Mrshli ,SD IS 57 13 27 7 22 .386 3 10 .370 Snguiln, Pit 12 54 9 19 18 66 14 23 Watsn . Hou 21 75 10 26 American League g . ab r .. h . .352 .348 .347 Morgn. Cin Kelly , Chi Vlntne. Cal Holt. ,Y.in 8 32 14 57 12 3'1 pd. 6 14 .438 7 22 .386 3 IS .385 Andrws, Chi 11 39 7 15 .385 Johnsn, Tex 13 48 5 18 .375 Fisk , 8os 14 50 14 18 .360 Munsn , NY . IS 56 7 20 .357 Jeter , Chi 8 28 5 10 .357 Krkptrk , KC 12 AO 11 14 .350 Rdr iguz, Mil . 9 26 4 9 .346 Home Runs Salisbury honors listed Students oi Salisbury Elemen1ary who obtained all A and orB in all subject areas for the Fifth Si)l-weeks period are-: Farst Gracie Chrystal Buckley , Randall Carl, Billy C.:trswell , Beck)' Doerfer . J ames Evans , Johnda Jackets capture Rio meet West.Virginia State's Yellow National league : Wynn , Hou Jacket$ defeated Rio Grande and Stargell , Pitt 6; Milner , NY and McCoyey, SF 5 ; si~< tied with 4. American league : Fisk. Bos 6; Williams , Ball, Cepeda and Petrocelli , Bos, Melton , Chi and Mayberry, KC 5. Runs Batted In Nltional Leaguer ·Morgah , Cin 16 ;, Concepcion, Cio , Star gell , Pitt arid McCovey , SF 14, Watson and Wyn n. Hou. Davis. LA, M i~ner, NY and Speier, SF~~, 13, American League : Mayberry, KC 18 ; Roias . · KC14 ; Molton, Chi, Kirkpatr ick, KC and May, M i l 13. Pitching and Berea in a triangular track and field meet at Evans Field in Rio Grande Thursday afternoon. West Virgini~ had 100 points, Rio 56 and Berea 25. West Virginia captured 12 of the meet'S 17 events. Rio claimed three firs!.$, two by Jack Finch, and one by !son. Berea had one first. Here 's Thursday 1s · results : MILE RUN - Finch, Rio. A: 15.3. 440 -0ASH - Hayes, W. Va ., National league : Marichal, ' 51. 100-0ASH SF 4-1; Billingham and Grim ; 10.1. sley, Cin, Koosman , NY a_nd Ellis , Pitt 3-0; Gullett, Con, ForSch and Reuss , Hou · and Bryant, SF 3-1; Carlton, Phil 3- 2. American League : Coleman, ·Det 4-l ; Wood , Chi 4-2; Ryan, Cal and Kaat, Minn 3-0; Singer, Cal. Splittorff. KC and Holt zman. Oak 3-1; Perry , Clev and ' McNal ly; Bolt 3-2. BAnLE OF THE BANDS Friday, Apr. 27 91o 12 p.m. OLD POMEROY JUN lOR HIGH BLDG. Jones, W. Va ., HIGH HURDLES Crummel. W. Va., : 15. 880-YARD RUN - Finch, Rio, 1:57.9. . 220· YARD DASH - Watson, W. Va .. :23.3. THREE MILE RUN .Holden, W. Va., 15 : 28.3. INTERMEDIATE HUR DLES - Crummet. W. Va .• : 57 .2. 440-YARD DISH - Watson . W.Va., : 44.1. TRIPLE JUMP Alexander, W. Va., 43'-4:1/•" · LONG JUMP - Ale•ander. W. Va ., 22'-81!."'. POLE VAULT - Woodall , W. Va ., 14'. SHOT PUT - Hardt, W. Va. , 46 1/ 2'. DISCUS -lson, Rio , 136' -4'\ JAVELIN- Conley, Berea , 154'-9". .. HIGH JUMP - Alexander , Meigs 4-H Clul1 1Vews Plans for attending the Gillispie , Rhonda Jeffers, Michael Kennedy, Christine Meigs County Project Plan-QQuivey, Craig Sinclair, Paula Rama was the main topic of SwindelL Robin Wagner. d' · t th A ·1 21 Second Gracie - John Smith. • lSCll.!.SIOn a e pn Brill King , Sherrl Marshall, meeting of the Pomeroy Natalie Lambert , Scott Livewires The meeting was Harrison, Angela Hatf ield , · Terry Hysetl . Brenda Graham, held at the horne of June Brian Will. Wamsley. There were six Third Grade Dale b d d · Bric kles , Steve Hood, Kathleen mem ers an one a VIsor Parker, Laura Smith, Fred present. Young. A project lesson fitting Fourth Grade Joyce 1 T' h e Baker, David Kennedy, Brian patterns was g ven . King , Carol Morris, Sfeven project boo: s were also given Ohl~nger, Camille Swindell . out Plans for summer F1fth Grade - Yvonne Core, · Tracey Jeffers, l<:aithie Quivey. meetings were also made at Sixth Grade Gary this meeting. Basham, Sharon Buckley , led th 1 b Jana Burson. Rhonda Reuter , Vanessa Folmer e cu Chris1ie Evans. in an Easter Egg game. Refreshments were then served by June Wamsley, The Major league Results next meeting willll" May 19. By Vftited Press International Karen Coleman. National League San Fran 004 200 lQO- 7 10 1 The ORGANIZI.TIONAL Chicago 000 012 ooo- 3 9 1 meetipg of the Mix-ed Up Hot Br iant (3- 1) and Rader .. Hooten, Bonham (3), Burris Shots was held Apdl 18 at the 16). Aker {7) and Rudolph . LP Robert Lich residence. Ad- Hooten . visors attending the meeting New York 000 002 ooo- 2 4 0 were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houston OOQ 010 QOO- 1 5 1 Lich, Dorsey Jordan . and McAndrew, McGraw (8) and Margie Jeffers. There were 10 Dyer; Reuss , York (9) and Edwards . WP----:McAndrew (2· members prese nt at the 21 . LP- Reuss 13-1) . HR - meeting. Rader lAth). Items of business discussed and approved during the (Only games scheduled) American league meeting were as fallows : a Detroit 000 000 003- 3 6 0 Texas 000 000 011 - 2 4 3 name was chosen for the club, Fryman , LaGrow (9), Hille r officers were elected and the (9.) a.nP Freehan ·; Broberg (0 -21 club decided to have a club and Suarez. WP- Fryman {2-0) . project. 001 010 005- 7 7 I Mllw After the meeti ng the club Kan City 001 000 20Q- 3 9 2 Ryerson . Colborn (5), New- joined in a game of softball and man (7) and Porter, Felske tag. Refreshments were served 191 ; Wright, Garber 191, Dal by Mr.. Robert Lich. The next Canton (9) and May, Taylor IB). WP- Newman 12-0) . LP- meeting will be May 9. Projec t Garber 12·11. HR - D: May books will be given out at this 14th I. . meeting. - Ralph Jordan. A SPECIAL report on Cleveland 000 000 011 - 2 3 2 Oak land 000 010 101 - 3 II 0 swimming safety was given by Strom, Johnson (7) and Dunca n ; Hunter, Knowles (9), Bonnie Meeks at the April 16 and Fosse. WP- Know les {l -1) . meeting of the Sunshine Clover L P- Johnson ( 1· 1J. 4-H Club . There were 18 members present at the !On ly games scheduled) meeting. Cher y l Wright,' Barb ::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Allrnn n , a 11d Kaye Sayre were w. Va ., 6.' -4". Adm. S1.2S per person . Final Score- West Virginia Attention All Bands State 100, Rio 56·, Berea 25. Entry Fee-5 15 • ht prize is a trophy & SIOO. NAMED TO TEAM For more information call Bob Werry. son of Mr. and 992 -5957, 992 -2370, 992-2382 or Mrs . Charles Werry , Pomeroy, . 992-5271. Sponsored by Meigs th Easter guests of Mr. and High Spanish Club. ...has. been selected as one of e L..:~:.;....:=="-=:.:...--- five members to .represent Mrs . Ch ar les Werry and Glenville State College in a da ughter, Kathy, were Mr . and sta te golf tournament now Mrs. James Werry , Jimmy, being held in Whee ling, W. Va . Randy and Ricky; Bob Werry, Werry is finishing up his · Glenville State College, Mr. sophomore year at Glenville and Mrs. Dick Werry, Man' ' where he is majoring in nington , W. Va.; Ava· Sayre, ·.' - s~ME DAY physical ed ucation and special Pomeroy and Steve Little, SERVICE education . He is a member of Middleport In At9-0ut AI 5 Mr. and Mrs. R. L. GottLambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, . iJse Our Free Parking Lot He wa s a member of the Meigs hardt, Colwnbus, Mr. and Mrs . Local golf team under the Roger !\!organ, Midd, epo rt, coac hin g of Nolan and Mr. and Mrs . Keith 216 E. 2nd,· Pomeroy Swackham er while a a stlldent Morgan, Columbus ' were Easter guests of Mrs. W. A. at Meigs High School. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sisson, Galion , and Mr. and Mrs. George Angeletti, Cleveland Be sure you know the difference! were Easter weekend guests of ~ . Mr. and Mrs . Leland (TLm ) Sisson. I p:::;YN~;.; I~;a;g~::: SHIRT FINISHING Robinson's aeaners GOT TERMITES? TERMITE . ANT Why pay $100 to $300 o r more for te rmite cq ntrol wh~n you can do the same professional job yo urself ,for less than $30. ' . With ARAB you use the same products the profes~ionals use. You apply them with an applicator a!tac hed •to r garden hose. Just a few hours of your time is all it takes and it's guaranteed. Th is area is heavily infested with termiles- SO- if you have termites and chances are that you do, CALL OR VISIT ONE ' oF iHESE ARAB U-DO-IT DEALERS TODAY. BLiildei'S{Supply Co. 405 N. 2nd Phone: 992-3748 Middleport, 0. • pointed. The project lesson consisted of sorting pattern pieces for the view chosen. Karen Ellis and Kim Allman led the club in recreation and Carlo Ellis and Cindy Bailey served refre shments. The next meeting will be May 7 at 7:30 a! the home of Barb Allman . Special plans for this meeting include a demonstration on cutting and laying out a pattern . - Robin White. ·THE ORGANIZATIONAL !lleetlng of the.Columbia MakeIt 4-H Club was held Apr.il18 at !he home of Ma.e Jordan. Advisors attending the meeting were Mae Jordan , Betty Johnson and Ruth Birchfield . There were 13 members attending the meeting . Individual and group prOjects were-discussed. SON BORN Officers for the new year CHESTER - Mr. and Mrs. were elected as follows : Jam es G. Mays, Chester} are President, Rachel Coen; Vice announcing the birth of a six President, Cheryl Lawson; pound, one OW1Ce son, Dean Secretary, Pam HOlcomb ; Andrew, April 10 at Camden- Treasurer, Ruth Coen; News Clark Hospital in Parkersburg . Reporter, Betty J ordan;-~ · Mate rna l grandpare nts are Health Chairmen , Barbara Mr. and Mr s. Waid Spencer, Jordan , RiUa Rhoads, and lnng Bottom, and paternal. Debbie Birchfield ; Safety grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chairm en, Julia Johnson, Alvin Mays, Reedsville. Mrs. Jerrie J ordan, and Sherry Esther Wright, The Plains, is Shiltzi Recreation Leaders, the maternal great- Marcia ljolcorilb, 1,. Debbie grandmother and Mrs. Mae · Miller and Cecilia Shiltz. , Spencer, lnng 13Qttom, is the _. l'he next meeting will be paternal · gr ea1-grandmother. May 10 at the home of Mae Mrs . Hattie Winn er , Th e Jordan .. During this meeting Plains, is the maternal great- · the ·. club program will be great-grandmother . Mr . and planned. - Betty Jordan. _ Mrs . Mays also have a son , PLANS FOR making a float James Jeffrey, four . to be in !he Big Bend Regatl<l pal-ade was an item of discussion at the April 14 meeting of the Pink Panthers 4H Club. . The meeting was held at the Forest · Run Church. There .were 16 members present at the meeting . Advisors at. tendlng were Susie Grueser. Mary Guinther, Karen Werry and Virgnia Davis. The club members decided to have more demonstrations this year. The next meeting will be May 5 a! the Forest Run Church. Special plans include two demonstrations. - Jaye Ord. ' MAKING EASTER baskets for the children's home was a community service project carried ou1 by the Leading Creek Crickets 4-H Club at their April 21 meeting. The members made Easter baskets and -delivered them to the children's home. Three a dvisors helped the members with their · community service project. They were Rose Carson, Dixie Sayre and 1\!argie Hunnell. Refreshments were served by Margie Hunnell. The next meeting will be May 11 at the hom~ of Betsy Herald. - Lisa Gardner. THE DANVILLE Shamrocks he ld a meeting on the 19th of April at the home of Mrs. James Kunath . There were two advisors and 11 members present. Mike M cG~ ire gave a demonstration of electricit;y. Donna Kunath conducted a bingo game f6'1' the club members. Refreshments were served by Mrs. James Kunath and Linda Cardillo. The ne.t meeting will be May 3 at the home of Linda Cardillo. Special plans include a special report on insects by Richard Basha!I', - Shirley Smith . . THE FIVE POINT Star Stitchers met at the Starcher home on April 21. There were three advisors and tw enty members present. Roll ca ll was answered by animal names. Beth Perrin, Regatta chairman, reported on the Regatta Parade . As a civic project the girls will make pots of flowers for several places in the community. Traci Sayre,, secretary. reported that the limit set for membership has been reached. Demonstrations were ~iven by Beth Wilson on "Up and At . 'em With A Good Breakfast"; Ca r olyn Bowen on " What 's In Fas hio Now;" Kathy Pooler on " Guides for Better Sewing 11 , and April Parker on "Nature ~s Window. 11 Following the meeting junior leaders Paula Hysell,. Mary Mora and Lola Walker helped . with a ceramic c lean-up . Refreshments were served by Tammie Startcher. The next meeting will be April 30th a t 5:30p.m. at the Sewing Center in Middleport, There will be a talk on materials by. Mrs. Stumbo. Nancy Samos. 19 Pupils - HARRI SO NVILLE Harrisonville Elementary Sc hool has released the following li st · of honor roll student s for th e fifth grading period : Firs t . grade Jerry Grounds, Tir!a Yost. Second grade Brent Finlaw, Brad Largent, and Renee Willis, all A; Robin Barrett, Ivan Car.l, Anita Harmon. Darlene - Nel son, Stephe n Richa rds. Third grade - Mar k Cline, Vicky De Bord , Patri cia Grou nds an d Angela Harmon, all A; and William Donahue, Brenda Williams, and Shei la Young. Fourth grade, Rob ~ rt Harmon, all A. Filth grade, none. Sixth .grade, Lanny Chap. man . ALL NEW FURNITURE •595 compan y. We handle savings roo: If people trust us to man:-~ ~~: their savings, yoU know you ·ca n trust us to handle your loa n. . What makes us a differe11t kind of loan co mpany, ffiakes us a be.t ter kind of lo~n compal)y._ , 12!i E. Main St.-992-2171 Pomeroy, Ohio r BAKER FURNITURE 1M ·Star Class to see slides of Holy land Diehl named president James A. Diehl, principal of Meigs High School, was named president-elect of the Southeastern Ohio Secondary School Principals Discussion Group at a meeting of principals in Jackson on Wed-. nesday evening. Other officers named were Amos Salisbury of Eastern Pike, president; and Ed Stewart of Gallia Academy, Secretary-treasurer . Dr. James Rodgers of Ohio University, area coordinator o_f North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges was the speaker for the meeting. He discussed evaluation of schools and the importance of schools joining the North Central. . Dr. Rodgers further pointed out that fewer than half of the schools in the state of Ohio are membOrs of the North Central. The only schools in the MeigsGallia area listed as members are Gallia AcadeMy, Mei~ s High School, and Kyger Creek High School. Dr. Rodgers explained that the North Central is an acc rediting .. agency w:.ich demands adherence to criteria ·Yihich are above the minimum s tandards required by the state. RUTLAND - The third, fourth, fdth and sixth graders of Rutland Elementary went Monday to Memorial Auditoriwn in Athens to the 0. U. Young People's Concert sponsored by the Athen s . Wome n's Club given by the 0. U. Symphonic Orchestra. One of the main attractions was Mike Reid , defensive tac kl e of the Cincinnati Bengals, ·who narrated uThe Moon Singer 11 and then played Brian 's Song on the piano. A Marietta foreign exchange s tuden t from Switzerland played the cello selection with which he won the state~wide solo competition for 1973. The Suzuki Association had a nwnber of young people (age 411 ) who played selections on violins ranging £rom three quarter size to one-thirtyseCond size for the ·smaller musi cians. MEIGS HIGH School has been placed on the list of secondary schools approved for the 1972-73 school year by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools according to Dr. · Stanley L. Fox, chairman of the State North Central Com mittee. This action was taken at the annual business meeting of the Association in Chicago 1 March 28, 1972. Such action is taken annually for all members of the AssoCiation with notation ~ made of any violations which . 3 ROOMS OF If yOu need a loan, you need someone you can ttusr. Whatever the amou nt you need. C it y Loan is a different kind o f loan Meigs Loc~ new~ make ~, honor listings 5 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pom~oy, 0., April27, 19i3 OMI'ITED Jan Drummon_d 's name was unintentionally,omitted as one of the slaves and a cast member of the Julius Caesar play at the Roman banquet of the SPQR Latin Club at the . Kyger Creek High School, Mrs. Harold Sauer; advisor, reports. have emerged since the previous year. No violalions were noted at Meigs High School. JR. HIGH NOTES On Aprill7, the annual Meigs JWJior High musical concert was presented before a "standing room only" audience. Fred Ruth directed ' the seventh grade band, eighth grade band and a combined seventh and eighth grade choir. Pre-algebra tests have been given in all the district's sixth grade classes. John Redovian, Guidance CoWlselor. is now in . the process of grading and . selecting a class for next year 's seventh grade algebra class . Miss Rebecca Tate's Junior High remedial class visited with Mrs. Martha Husted's freshman class to hear Prof. Robert Lieth of Rio Grande College lecture on early life in the West. After the lecture Mrs. Husted directed a tour of the high school for the Junior High class. The remedial classes of Mrs. Joan Corder and Richard Sweet are planning a field trip on May 1, to Marietl<l to visit the museum and other points of interest. The same tour will be · l<lken by the EMR classes of Meigs Junior High on May 18. SOIL, ROCK STUDY Mrs. Carol Helbling's third grade at Middleport Elementary enjoyed a Gary morning visit by Blackie, geology graduate studen1 from Ohio University. To further the class' study of soil and rocks , Mr. Blackie brought many rock samp.les, filmstrips, a microscope , pictures, and a film -on volcanoes. Some of the things which Mr. Blackie showed the class were how to test rocks for hardness 1 the difference between serJimenta r y and igneous roc.ks, and how some minerals in . r ocks glow when v:iewed . under black light. The class was also eager lo discover 'wha( kind of rock samples they had found and brought to school. SYRACUSE - Slides of the The program was given by Holy Land will be shown a! the Mrs. Zavitz, reading ·'The May meeting of the Sl<lr Class Story of !he Cross" which she of the First United had l<lped. Presbyterian Church. This was Mrs. Zavitz will be Lhe decided upon when lhe class hostess for the June meeting met in the annex of the church with Myla Hudson giving lhe on Tuesday afternoon April 18. program and the roll call word President Frankie Mwnaw will be " nower.'' opened the meeting by reading The meeting closed with Matthew 'l:l: 1-18, foUowed by group prayer. Refreshments prayer. Roll caU was answered were served by Rachel Mcwith scripture verses con- Bride. taining the word 11Showers.'' Present were Stella CunMrs. Ruth Zavitz gave her roll ningham , Pomeroy, Frankie call with a song . Mumaw, Ra c hel McBridE:', The May 9 meeting will be a Daisy Roush, Ada Slack, Susie mo!her - daughter mee!ing Fischer, Ruth Zavitz, and her with a banquet being served in houseguest , Mrs. Hattie Zavitz, the annex at 6:30 p.m . Guests mOther of Rev . Zavitz, will be welc ome . Michigan . Special services held at I Presbyterian Church r-~T~E:':R~RA~R~I':':U~M:':S:-'., "Watch Nature Work" Send A Beautiful Indoor Garden I • A Fresh and Lasting Gilt. From •4.95 A• Dudley's onst 59 N. Second St. MIJ •LEPORT, 0. Befoie You Buy You Should Try,. . CARPET-LAND, INC, Wall To Wall Carpet Specialists 116 W. MAIN , Free Estimates POMEROY SYRACUSE - An Easler were " He Lives,'' " Christ The Sunrise se-rvice was held at the Lord fs Risen Today" and First United Presbyt~rian "Christ Arose.':' Church. The Rev . Dwight The meeting w~s followed Zavitzopened the meeting with with a light breakfast of the song " Crown Him With doughnuts, milk and coffee in Many Crowns" followed by an the annex. Easter morning prayer. The worship Service was held The Easter story ''The at 9a.m. with Rev . Zavitz using Resurrection, " The Walk To as his. sermon topic "The Emmaus" and " Jesus Appears Meaning Of Easter ." To His Disciples And Is Taken Flowers decorating the Up To Heaven ," t<:~ken from c hurch were given in memory Luke 24 was read by Jean Hall, of Roy' and Mayme Holmes, throughout the program. Mariam Anna Weyersmiller. Genevieve Schneider was the Morgan, Mariam and Harry lead e r of " The Emm~us Dean, by Mr . and Mrs. Robert Litany" read by the leader and Crow and . famil y · and Mrs. the audience. Other songs sung He len Wetzul and family; Mr . and Mrs. James Quick, by Thomas Quick and family , and Margaret Cottrill and family ; Josephine Duckwo rth Harden and Albert Duckworth , by the George Schneider family ; the Ill' . 0 - .' ' ' -~ · "' J o hn Me maw family . by Frankie MLirnaw, the Aaron Nease family and _Roscoe Harden; Mrs. Hazel Clark , by Thoma s Clark; Mr. and Mrs. Chal'les C. Mills, Mrs. Hazel Cla rk , and Pearl McBride, by Mr s. Rachel McBride and David Mills. ' · f<tPl.er·s---- PH. 992-7590 e~ ·· · ~t ·· .Open Monday thru Saturday 9 to 5 Friday Night Till 8:00 Budget Terms or BankAmericard · . . .' ' MOTOROLA •. + Quasa~ Our Interest Is Greater For You 51h% On 90-Day Certificates of Deposit 5'12 per cent per year paid on 90 day Certificat es of Deposi t . $1,000.00 Minimum . Interest Payable Quarterly . · 23". screen (measured diagonal Motorola Quasa r II Wa rds In Drawer Co lor TV. Mediterranean Styl ing . lnsta -Mat ic Color Tuning Solid State--except for 4 chassis tubes . Pl uQ-in circui t modules. In s tant Pic ture and Sound. Motor ola Br ig ht Picture Tube. Genuine tempered hardboard cab inet with Classic Pecan finish. Decorat ive parts of npn-wood molded material. Casters . A'ITENDS MEETING Rockey flupp , Racine High Sc hool Future Farmers of America, vice president, at~ Lended the district 14 FFA <:twards banquet at Nelsonville and was named district sentinel. Hupp has been in H ' A for three years . On April 16, the Racine Chapter held a meeting at whi c h time members discussed pur chasin g a camera so that the reporter can lctke pictures of the project for a scrapbook project. The group is also contemplatin_g • The Athens County · Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St. . · Pomeroy, Ohio All Accounts Insured To $20.000 by FSLIC. p ~~~?: WERNER RADIO &T.V. .,., ., ... Middleport, 0. -.••m. . ,. {ft; """51 '> ' AN ADULT SEWING COURSE taught in three hour sessions over a 12 week period by Mrs. Frances Roberts at Meigs High School has been completed. Besides teaching the basics of clothing construction} Mrs. Ro~rts gave instruction on the latest method;; of wor~ing with knits. Modeling their, garments are left, Mrs. Mildred Betzing, right , in a black and while seersucker and Mrs. Barbara Offutt in a pink polyester ; right, Clara and Belinda Whit- The Emergency Medical Services will be in operation by June 1st; 1973, 'after which time the Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy, Martin Funeral Hom.e, Rutland & the Rawlings -Coats Funeral Home, Middleport, will not be making • any type ambulance calls. !Iii Calendar Ill! •· FRIDAY bands, 9 p.m. to 12 midnight Friday at Pomeroy Junior High School sponsored by Meigs Hi gh School Spanish Cl ub . Trophy and $100 prize to best band . FIRST SESSION, VIII!, 10 a .m . at senior citizens center, Pomeroy Junior High. School for all persons 55 or over. First of se r ies of five weekly program s. SATURDAY TAG DAY, car w<:~ sh and bake sa le by Meigs High School Band to 1·aise furids fo r trip to Blosso m F'es- . tival , Canada, next month. Car washes at two Pomer oy Ashlcmd statio ns and at Ashland station in Middleport; bake sale &t New Yoo·k Clothin g House; tag da y in Rutland, Middleport and Pom eroy . All activities, 9 a.m . · to 5 p.m. BAZAAR AND bake sale , ) . Saturday Beginning at l p.m. at Tuppers ' ·Pr~in s Urlrted Methodi s t Chur ch annex , sponsored by chur ch . Public inv ited. SUNDAY HYM N SING , Ha zel Comffiunity Chur ch ne"a r Long Bottom' Sunday, 1:30 p.m. . ' fe aturing Barnett Family} McArthur. Public in vited . REV IV IlL May 2 through MHy 6 at Stewart, Ohio We s leyan Chu rch, formerly Pil g rim Holin ess Chu rch_: Pa s tor Kev . David Lyo ns . . Evangr:list Rev . John Elswick. 1\!0NDAY REVIVAL beginning Monday throu gh . May 6 a! Danville Wes leyan ChU rc h . The Rev . Glen n Johns.on , eva ngelist. Rev . Lawrence Sull ivan , pastor. The public is invited to attend. SPR I NG REYIV IlL at Danville Wesleyan Chu r ch , Monday through May 6 with the Rev . Glenn ,Johnson, South Bloomingville, as speaker. The Rev . Lawr e nce Sullivan, ' p<~ slor, extends a public,; in vitation to the services · which Bi\'f~TLE OF "' """ A family wiener rQitst wa s. The Rev . Raullin Moyer planned for May 15 at. the announced a· prayer clinic MaY Kyger Creek Recrea!ion Park 14-18 at tho Rutland Ch urch of at Tuesday night 's meeting of ·Christ. Mrs . Russell Wilson the Homebui lders Class o(the gave the secretary 's report , Middleport Church of Christ. and Mrs . Stewart gave the Mr . ~nd Mr s. Lawren ce report of the treas urer. A Bible Stewart and Mr . and · Mrs. s tudy wa s cond ucted and Raymond Baker have charge refreshments were se r ved by of the arrangc!llcnl'i for the Mrs. Van Meter and · Mrs . wiener roast. During the Houda shc lt. Attending i:ISid e meeting, conducted by Mrs. from th ose named were L-e onard Van Meter, a $5 Russell Wilson. Mrs . Chester; <;O ntributi on was m a de to · Erwin, Mr•s . Di!vid BumgardE;Jster Seals . It was noted that ne r , Herman Kincuid and Mrs. Milton Houdashe lt will en ter · C(l rl H.oach. the hospitHl for surgery May L 1 Legion auxiliary hears reports on Easter party Thomas C. Martin - Martin Funeral Home Why be a one style · worr ier si mply becaus~ your hair is cut in a short style. Your short hair style can be transformed into a luxurious high ·SI)'te, a wingback or chignon with the add ition of a hairpiece. These ha irpieces can. be - styled and blended with your natural hair color so that even lhe keenest scrutiny will not reveal the exira add ition . Or it ca n be of a different shade to add interest and conlrast. Do yourself a favor and cl aim the rewards of new beauty at CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON for ha ir shaping , styling and a soft, natural look . Give your hair a chance to come a live wi th vital beauty . Happy and sa tisf.l ed women find this poss ible when they visit us . CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON Lawson , SYRACUSE - Hall ca ll was Bniley , Jani ce an:)wered with an Easter·- poem Virgi ni·<l Salser, Edna Reibel, or reading when the Third Nettie Bayes . Eleanor Wednesday Homemakers Club Bohram, Edith Hood, Thelma 214 E . SECOND ST . met ~pril 18 . .fean Hall , Grueser, Margaret Eichinger, POMEROY, OHIO pres ident opened the meeting Charlotte Nease, Ada Slack, PHONE'992-7606 with the Lord 's Prayer and ttw 8i lecn Clar k and Pauline L Murarlty . flag pledge in unison. Fur devotions Ada Slack read Luke 28 ; 1-lO. The thought for the duy was "Christ Is 1'\isen, 0 Co me Let Us Adore Him .'' Cha 1·lottc Nease read the poem of the month ",Judas' Solj l0 quy ." Secretary and lrcasurcr 1s reports were given by Ag nes White . New orfi cers, lfOrnini.ltcd for the year- be~inning in Scplember, were pr eside nt , Mai-garet Cottrill and vice president, Margaret E:icbingcr. Mrs, While was rctai!)cd as 'iec r c tar y' and tren s ur c.1· with J ean Hall nominated 0:1ssistr.lnt treasurer. Th~ nominallng co rnmilfee included Ada Slack, Margaret. Eic hin gel' and Thelma Gq.1 eser . . .. 1 ' ' ". 1 E~ s ter baskets, made and filled by the Gh!b 1 were taken to the loca l res t home. It was decided that the club wou ld go to New Philadelphia ~and otber places of inter.est in the vicini ty [or 'its annua l trip May 16 . -Those· going ·s hould· . mcel. 1.1l lhe meeting house,. Mun idpa l Park , to leave at Our Shoes are Slit·! Sensibly Priced 7::10 .m. • A pOtluck 'lunch wu:-; enjoyed MIDDLEPORT, 0 . at 110011. Attending wcr·e .Jean Hall, Agnes White , · Margaret Men With Tender Feet Will Flip DECK SHOE OF POLYESTER KNIT Si'ze o12 to 11 •' .' ~569 OUR GIFT TO YOU . I E~ervwhcre ·••-·•-.--..•-·-••--..•-••"--n 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Butternut Av e., Pomeroy Mrs. Millard Van Meter t d . 3" ·6" Scene- 9" (tarolina U::anM~ I .DISCOUNT.· TO ALL GRADUATES \ • \ ~j Square Yard AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF BEAUTIFUL OUTFITS FOR BOTH MEN -AND WOMEN. CHOOSE FROM FAMOUS BRANDS WHEN YOU , SELECT YOUR GRADUATION WARDROBE. 399 Square Low As Yard With Foam Backing , and Candle Rings M I DOLE PORT BOOK STORE .. . 0. . I SHOE 101 We wire flowe rs will begin at 7:30 p. !11 . each evening. E. Maxine Gaskill, James Simpson- · Rawlin,gs-Coats Funeral Home by KAY ___ Kitchen Nylon Carpet As Hair Styling For. .._._...._. All Occasions ....... ....___..; eEXAMPLE 499 \ FloWERS Immediate Installation As Low As Third Wednesday homemakers meet RACINE - A report on an youth report ttnd Mrs. Marie Easter party . s ta ged for Boyd the report on ·foreign veterans· at the Athens Merllal relations . It was noted that Hea lth Ce nter Apri l 12 was several of the juniors will presented Tuesday night at a pHrlicipatc in the District 8 mcotin~ uf ' th e American conference .S aturday at the Legion Auxiliary of Racine Mid dleport Amer ican ·J,eg:ion hoi!. The Buckeye Girls' Stale Post 602. Easter baske ts were _made Tea wa s imnounced for· .June at for each of the patients and Crooksv ille. Get well ca rds were s igned games were played with Post 602 .providing fun~ s for prizes for Mrs. Mabe l Shie ld s . a nd and the refres hments scrvt:d . Mrs. Roberts who entered the R-e prese nting ihe auxi liary at · Holzer Med ica l Center Wedthe pi:lrty . were Mrs. Myrtle nes day . Mr s. Mal'y Roush Walker and Mrs. Julia Norris. dona ted the tl'a ve ling pri"ze Nlrs. Beulah Authorson won by -M". Hoberts. Ap· re ported on plans fof the )an- predation was extended fr om nual Poppy Day observan ce ; A the four member s who display wi ll be pl ace d in a received 25 year pins from the Chai rw omen w13re business window in Racine. unit. Donations were made to the reminded tu get their ann ua l Hong Kong Fund, the -. Eciste1· reports into the proper orseals of !he Crippled Ch ildren's ficia ls. lt ·was noted that Mrs. Society, and . members con- ·MHry Roush is improving from _ tributed to the gift for the injUri es suffered in a fa iL . Mrs. Margaret Yosl ami. Distri ct 8 presid ent. Appoinled to the nominating Mr s. Louise Stewart will host corTi mittee we re Mrs. Mary · the May meeting. Mrs. Opal ·Roush, Mrs. Julia Norri s and Diddle served refreshments to Mrs. Leora Young . Mrs ' . · the 12 rn ernberS' a ttending. Frances Hoberts presided at the meeting witl) M!'s. Barbara Roush giving the children and ON HAND ' ..-. Signed : Ben H. Ewing-Ewing Funeral Home tinb1on and Raymond Thomas Redman wearing clothing made by their mothers, Mrs. B. Whittington and Mrs . Joyce Redman. wiener roast for May TUESDAY RrVERVIEW PTA will meet at i :30 p.rn . at the sc hool. Students directed by Mrs. Maxine Whitehead will present the program . LARGE STOCK . I ,r~::;~~'sac''l''~;r:<'"' ' ' ,li' Church class plans ~ PUBLIC NOTICE! t • Stroke affects no two people the same way but every person who suffers one needs a doctor 's aid, good nursing ca re 1 a healthful diet, special exercises and the understanding of family and fri en ds. Facts about stroke, and tips on de;,~ling with persons who have Suffered it, are contained in a pamp~let Unnew derstanding Stroke available from your local Easter Seal society. having a softball teano and is ' working on project steers for the Meigs County Fair. �• • 4 _The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April 'll. 1973 . MJ;jor Leilgue leaders. By Uniled Press lnternationat Leiding Batters National League g, ab r . h. pel. Fairly,Mtl 13 34 9 14 .412 ·Strgll. Pit 10 3'1 13 16 .<10 Cncpcn. Cin 13 48 9 19 .396 Olivr . P it 12 51 10 20 .392 Maddok, SF 19 77 12 30 .390 Goodsn ,SF Mrshli ,SD IS 57 13 27 7 22 .386 3 10 .370 Snguiln, Pit 12 54 9 19 18 66 14 23 Watsn . Hou 21 75 10 26 American League g . ab r .. h . .352 .348 .347 Morgn. Cin Kelly , Chi Vlntne. Cal Holt. ,Y.in 8 32 14 57 12 3'1 pd. 6 14 .438 7 22 .386 3 IS .385 Andrws, Chi 11 39 7 15 .385 Johnsn, Tex 13 48 5 18 .375 Fisk , 8os 14 50 14 18 .360 Munsn , NY . IS 56 7 20 .357 Jeter , Chi 8 28 5 10 .357 Krkptrk , KC 12 AO 11 14 .350 Rdr iguz, Mil . 9 26 4 9 .346 Home Runs Salisbury honors listed Students oi Salisbury Elemen1ary who obtained all A and orB in all subject areas for the Fifth Si)l-weeks period are-: Farst Gracie Chrystal Buckley , Randall Carl, Billy C.:trswell , Beck)' Doerfer . J ames Evans , Johnda Jackets capture Rio meet West.Virginia State's Yellow National league : Wynn , Hou Jacket$ defeated Rio Grande and Stargell , Pitt 6; Milner , NY and McCoyey, SF 5 ; si~< tied with 4. American league : Fisk. Bos 6; Williams , Ball, Cepeda and Petrocelli , Bos, Melton , Chi and Mayberry, KC 5. Runs Batted In Nltional Leaguer ·Morgah , Cin 16 ;, Concepcion, Cio , Star gell , Pitt arid McCovey , SF 14, Watson and Wyn n. Hou. Davis. LA, M i~ner, NY and Speier, SF~~, 13, American League : Mayberry, KC 18 ; Roias . · KC14 ; Molton, Chi, Kirkpatr ick, KC and May, M i l 13. Pitching and Berea in a triangular track and field meet at Evans Field in Rio Grande Thursday afternoon. West Virgini~ had 100 points, Rio 56 and Berea 25. West Virginia captured 12 of the meet'S 17 events. Rio claimed three firs!.$, two by Jack Finch, and one by !son. Berea had one first. Here 's Thursday 1s · results : MILE RUN - Finch, Rio. A: 15.3. 440 -0ASH - Hayes, W. Va ., National league : Marichal, ' 51. 100-0ASH SF 4-1; Billingham and Grim ; 10.1. sley, Cin, Koosman , NY a_nd Ellis , Pitt 3-0; Gullett, Con, ForSch and Reuss , Hou · and Bryant, SF 3-1; Carlton, Phil 3- 2. American League : Coleman, ·Det 4-l ; Wood , Chi 4-2; Ryan, Cal and Kaat, Minn 3-0; Singer, Cal. Splittorff. KC and Holt zman. Oak 3-1; Perry , Clev and ' McNal ly; Bolt 3-2. BAnLE OF THE BANDS Friday, Apr. 27 91o 12 p.m. OLD POMEROY JUN lOR HIGH BLDG. Jones, W. Va ., HIGH HURDLES Crummel. W. Va., : 15. 880-YARD RUN - Finch, Rio, 1:57.9. . 220· YARD DASH - Watson, W. Va .. :23.3. THREE MILE RUN .Holden, W. Va., 15 : 28.3. INTERMEDIATE HUR DLES - Crummet. W. Va .• : 57 .2. 440-YARD DISH - Watson . W.Va., : 44.1. TRIPLE JUMP Alexander, W. Va., 43'-4:1/•" · LONG JUMP - Ale•ander. W. Va ., 22'-81!."'. POLE VAULT - Woodall , W. Va ., 14'. SHOT PUT - Hardt, W. Va. , 46 1/ 2'. DISCUS -lson, Rio , 136' -4'\ JAVELIN- Conley, Berea , 154'-9". .. HIGH JUMP - Alexander , Meigs 4-H Clul1 1Vews Plans for attending the Gillispie , Rhonda Jeffers, Michael Kennedy, Christine Meigs County Project Plan-QQuivey, Craig Sinclair, Paula Rama was the main topic of SwindelL Robin Wagner. d' · t th A ·1 21 Second Gracie - John Smith. • lSCll.!.SIOn a e pn Brill King , Sherrl Marshall, meeting of the Pomeroy Natalie Lambert , Scott Livewires The meeting was Harrison, Angela Hatf ield , · Terry Hysetl . Brenda Graham, held at the horne of June Brian Will. Wamsley. There were six Third Grade Dale b d d · Bric kles , Steve Hood, Kathleen mem ers an one a VIsor Parker, Laura Smith, Fred present. Young. A project lesson fitting Fourth Grade Joyce 1 T' h e Baker, David Kennedy, Brian patterns was g ven . King , Carol Morris, Sfeven project boo: s were also given Ohl~nger, Camille Swindell . out Plans for summer F1fth Grade - Yvonne Core, · Tracey Jeffers, l<:aithie Quivey. meetings were also made at Sixth Grade Gary this meeting. Basham, Sharon Buckley , led th 1 b Jana Burson. Rhonda Reuter , Vanessa Folmer e cu Chris1ie Evans. in an Easter Egg game. Refreshments were then served by June Wamsley, The Major league Results next meeting willll" May 19. By Vftited Press International Karen Coleman. National League San Fran 004 200 lQO- 7 10 1 The ORGANIZI.TIONAL Chicago 000 012 ooo- 3 9 1 meetipg of the Mix-ed Up Hot Br iant (3- 1) and Rader .. Hooten, Bonham (3), Burris Shots was held Apdl 18 at the 16). Aker {7) and Rudolph . LP Robert Lich residence. Ad- Hooten . visors attending the meeting New York 000 002 ooo- 2 4 0 were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houston OOQ 010 QOO- 1 5 1 Lich, Dorsey Jordan . and McAndrew, McGraw (8) and Margie Jeffers. There were 10 Dyer; Reuss , York (9) and Edwards . WP----:McAndrew (2· members prese nt at the 21 . LP- Reuss 13-1) . HR - meeting. Rader lAth). Items of business discussed and approved during the (Only games scheduled) American league meeting were as fallows : a Detroit 000 000 003- 3 6 0 Texas 000 000 011 - 2 4 3 name was chosen for the club, Fryman , LaGrow (9), Hille r officers were elected and the (9.) a.nP Freehan ·; Broberg (0 -21 club decided to have a club and Suarez. WP- Fryman {2-0) . project. 001 010 005- 7 7 I Mllw After the meeti ng the club Kan City 001 000 20Q- 3 9 2 Ryerson . Colborn (5), New- joined in a game of softball and man (7) and Porter, Felske tag. Refreshments were served 191 ; Wright, Garber 191, Dal by Mr.. Robert Lich. The next Canton (9) and May, Taylor IB). WP- Newman 12-0) . LP- meeting will be May 9. Projec t Garber 12·11. HR - D: May books will be given out at this 14th I. . meeting. - Ralph Jordan. A SPECIAL report on Cleveland 000 000 011 - 2 3 2 Oak land 000 010 101 - 3 II 0 swimming safety was given by Strom, Johnson (7) and Dunca n ; Hunter, Knowles (9), Bonnie Meeks at the April 16 and Fosse. WP- Know les {l -1) . meeting of the Sunshine Clover L P- Johnson ( 1· 1J. 4-H Club . There were 18 members present at the !On ly games scheduled) meeting. Cher y l Wright,' Barb ::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Allrnn n , a 11d Kaye Sayre were w. Va ., 6.' -4". Adm. S1.2S per person . Final Score- West Virginia Attention All Bands State 100, Rio 56·, Berea 25. Entry Fee-5 15 • ht prize is a trophy & SIOO. NAMED TO TEAM For more information call Bob Werry. son of Mr. and 992 -5957, 992 -2370, 992-2382 or Mrs . Charles Werry , Pomeroy, . 992-5271. Sponsored by Meigs th Easter guests of Mr. and High Spanish Club. ...has. been selected as one of e L..:~:.;....:=="-=:.:...--- five members to .represent Mrs . Ch ar les Werry and Glenville State College in a da ughter, Kathy, were Mr . and sta te golf tournament now Mrs. James Werry , Jimmy, being held in Whee ling, W. Va . Randy and Ricky; Bob Werry, Werry is finishing up his · Glenville State College, Mr. sophomore year at Glenville and Mrs. Dick Werry, Man' ' where he is majoring in nington , W. Va.; Ava· Sayre, ·.' - s~ME DAY physical ed ucation and special Pomeroy and Steve Little, SERVICE education . He is a member of Middleport In At9-0ut AI 5 Mr. and Mrs. R. L. GottLambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, . iJse Our Free Parking Lot He wa s a member of the Meigs hardt, Colwnbus, Mr. and Mrs . Local golf team under the Roger !\!organ, Midd, epo rt, coac hin g of Nolan and Mr. and Mrs . Keith 216 E. 2nd,· Pomeroy Swackham er while a a stlldent Morgan, Columbus ' were Easter guests of Mrs. W. A. at Meigs High School. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sisson, Galion , and Mr. and Mrs. George Angeletti, Cleveland Be sure you know the difference! were Easter weekend guests of ~ . Mr. and Mrs . Leland (TLm ) Sisson. I p:::;YN~;.; I~;a;g~::: SHIRT FINISHING Robinson's aeaners GOT TERMITES? TERMITE . ANT Why pay $100 to $300 o r more for te rmite cq ntrol wh~n you can do the same professional job yo urself ,for less than $30. ' . With ARAB you use the same products the profes~ionals use. You apply them with an applicator a!tac hed •to r garden hose. Just a few hours of your time is all it takes and it's guaranteed. Th is area is heavily infested with termiles- SO- if you have termites and chances are that you do, CALL OR VISIT ONE ' oF iHESE ARAB U-DO-IT DEALERS TODAY. BLiildei'S{Supply Co. 405 N. 2nd Phone: 992-3748 Middleport, 0. • pointed. The project lesson consisted of sorting pattern pieces for the view chosen. Karen Ellis and Kim Allman led the club in recreation and Carlo Ellis and Cindy Bailey served refre shments. The next meeting will be May 7 at 7:30 a! the home of Barb Allman . Special plans for this meeting include a demonstration on cutting and laying out a pattern . - Robin White. ·THE ORGANIZATIONAL !lleetlng of the.Columbia MakeIt 4-H Club was held Apr.il18 at !he home of Ma.e Jordan. Advisors attending the meeting were Mae Jordan , Betty Johnson and Ruth Birchfield . There were 13 members attending the meeting . Individual and group prOjects were-discussed. SON BORN Officers for the new year CHESTER - Mr. and Mrs. were elected as follows : Jam es G. Mays, Chester} are President, Rachel Coen; Vice announcing the birth of a six President, Cheryl Lawson; pound, one OW1Ce son, Dean Secretary, Pam HOlcomb ; Andrew, April 10 at Camden- Treasurer, Ruth Coen; News Clark Hospital in Parkersburg . Reporter, Betty J ordan;-~ · Mate rna l grandpare nts are Health Chairmen , Barbara Mr. and Mr s. Waid Spencer, Jordan , RiUa Rhoads, and lnng Bottom, and paternal. Debbie Birchfield ; Safety grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chairm en, Julia Johnson, Alvin Mays, Reedsville. Mrs. Jerrie J ordan, and Sherry Esther Wright, The Plains, is Shiltzi Recreation Leaders, the maternal great- Marcia ljolcorilb, 1,. Debbie grandmother and Mrs. Mae · Miller and Cecilia Shiltz. , Spencer, lnng 13Qttom, is the _. l'he next meeting will be paternal · gr ea1-grandmother. May 10 at the home of Mae Mrs . Hattie Winn er , Th e Jordan .. During this meeting Plains, is the maternal great- · the ·. club program will be great-grandmother . Mr . and planned. - Betty Jordan. _ Mrs . Mays also have a son , PLANS FOR making a float James Jeffrey, four . to be in !he Big Bend Regatl<l pal-ade was an item of discussion at the April 14 meeting of the Pink Panthers 4H Club. . The meeting was held at the Forest · Run Church. There .were 16 members present at the meeting . Advisors at. tendlng were Susie Grueser. Mary Guinther, Karen Werry and Virgnia Davis. The club members decided to have more demonstrations this year. The next meeting will be May 5 a! the Forest Run Church. Special plans include two demonstrations. - Jaye Ord. ' MAKING EASTER baskets for the children's home was a community service project carried ou1 by the Leading Creek Crickets 4-H Club at their April 21 meeting. The members made Easter baskets and -delivered them to the children's home. Three a dvisors helped the members with their · community service project. They were Rose Carson, Dixie Sayre and 1\!argie Hunnell. Refreshments were served by Margie Hunnell. The next meeting will be May 11 at the hom~ of Betsy Herald. - Lisa Gardner. THE DANVILLE Shamrocks he ld a meeting on the 19th of April at the home of Mrs. James Kunath . There were two advisors and 11 members present. Mike M cG~ ire gave a demonstration of electricit;y. Donna Kunath conducted a bingo game f6'1' the club members. Refreshments were served by Mrs. James Kunath and Linda Cardillo. The ne.t meeting will be May 3 at the home of Linda Cardillo. Special plans include a special report on insects by Richard Basha!I', - Shirley Smith . . THE FIVE POINT Star Stitchers met at the Starcher home on April 21. There were three advisors and tw enty members present. Roll ca ll was answered by animal names. Beth Perrin, Regatta chairman, reported on the Regatta Parade . As a civic project the girls will make pots of flowers for several places in the community. Traci Sayre,, secretary. reported that the limit set for membership has been reached. Demonstrations were ~iven by Beth Wilson on "Up and At . 'em With A Good Breakfast"; Ca r olyn Bowen on " What 's In Fas hio Now;" Kathy Pooler on " Guides for Better Sewing 11 , and April Parker on "Nature ~s Window. 11 Following the meeting junior leaders Paula Hysell,. Mary Mora and Lola Walker helped . with a ceramic c lean-up . Refreshments were served by Tammie Startcher. The next meeting will be April 30th a t 5:30p.m. at the Sewing Center in Middleport, There will be a talk on materials by. Mrs. Stumbo. Nancy Samos. 19 Pupils - HARRI SO NVILLE Harrisonville Elementary Sc hool has released the following li st · of honor roll student s for th e fifth grading period : Firs t . grade Jerry Grounds, Tir!a Yost. Second grade Brent Finlaw, Brad Largent, and Renee Willis, all A; Robin Barrett, Ivan Car.l, Anita Harmon. Darlene - Nel son, Stephe n Richa rds. Third grade - Mar k Cline, Vicky De Bord , Patri cia Grou nds an d Angela Harmon, all A; and William Donahue, Brenda Williams, and Shei la Young. Fourth grade, Rob ~ rt Harmon, all A. Filth grade, none. Sixth .grade, Lanny Chap. man . ALL NEW FURNITURE •595 compan y. We handle savings roo: If people trust us to man:-~ ~~: their savings, yoU know you ·ca n trust us to handle your loa n. . What makes us a differe11t kind of loan co mpany, ffiakes us a be.t ter kind of lo~n compal)y._ , 12!i E. Main St.-992-2171 Pomeroy, Ohio r BAKER FURNITURE 1M ·Star Class to see slides of Holy land Diehl named president James A. Diehl, principal of Meigs High School, was named president-elect of the Southeastern Ohio Secondary School Principals Discussion Group at a meeting of principals in Jackson on Wed-. nesday evening. Other officers named were Amos Salisbury of Eastern Pike, president; and Ed Stewart of Gallia Academy, Secretary-treasurer . Dr. James Rodgers of Ohio University, area coordinator o_f North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges was the speaker for the meeting. He discussed evaluation of schools and the importance of schools joining the North Central. . Dr. Rodgers further pointed out that fewer than half of the schools in the state of Ohio are membOrs of the North Central. The only schools in the MeigsGallia area listed as members are Gallia AcadeMy, Mei~ s High School, and Kyger Creek High School. Dr. Rodgers explained that the North Central is an acc rediting .. agency w:.ich demands adherence to criteria ·Yihich are above the minimum s tandards required by the state. RUTLAND - The third, fourth, fdth and sixth graders of Rutland Elementary went Monday to Memorial Auditoriwn in Athens to the 0. U. Young People's Concert sponsored by the Athen s . Wome n's Club given by the 0. U. Symphonic Orchestra. One of the main attractions was Mike Reid , defensive tac kl e of the Cincinnati Bengals, ·who narrated uThe Moon Singer 11 and then played Brian 's Song on the piano. A Marietta foreign exchange s tuden t from Switzerland played the cello selection with which he won the state~wide solo competition for 1973. The Suzuki Association had a nwnber of young people (age 411 ) who played selections on violins ranging £rom three quarter size to one-thirtyseCond size for the ·smaller musi cians. MEIGS HIGH School has been placed on the list of secondary schools approved for the 1972-73 school year by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools according to Dr. · Stanley L. Fox, chairman of the State North Central Com mittee. This action was taken at the annual business meeting of the Association in Chicago 1 March 28, 1972. Such action is taken annually for all members of the AssoCiation with notation ~ made of any violations which . 3 ROOMS OF If yOu need a loan, you need someone you can ttusr. Whatever the amou nt you need. C it y Loan is a different kind o f loan Meigs Loc~ new~ make ~, honor listings 5 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pom~oy, 0., April27, 19i3 OMI'ITED Jan Drummon_d 's name was unintentionally,omitted as one of the slaves and a cast member of the Julius Caesar play at the Roman banquet of the SPQR Latin Club at the . Kyger Creek High School, Mrs. Harold Sauer; advisor, reports. have emerged since the previous year. No violalions were noted at Meigs High School. JR. HIGH NOTES On Aprill7, the annual Meigs JWJior High musical concert was presented before a "standing room only" audience. Fred Ruth directed ' the seventh grade band, eighth grade band and a combined seventh and eighth grade choir. Pre-algebra tests have been given in all the district's sixth grade classes. John Redovian, Guidance CoWlselor. is now in . the process of grading and . selecting a class for next year 's seventh grade algebra class . Miss Rebecca Tate's Junior High remedial class visited with Mrs. Martha Husted's freshman class to hear Prof. Robert Lieth of Rio Grande College lecture on early life in the West. After the lecture Mrs. Husted directed a tour of the high school for the Junior High class. The remedial classes of Mrs. Joan Corder and Richard Sweet are planning a field trip on May 1, to Marietl<l to visit the museum and other points of interest. The same tour will be · l<lken by the EMR classes of Meigs Junior High on May 18. SOIL, ROCK STUDY Mrs. Carol Helbling's third grade at Middleport Elementary enjoyed a Gary morning visit by Blackie, geology graduate studen1 from Ohio University. To further the class' study of soil and rocks , Mr. Blackie brought many rock samp.les, filmstrips, a microscope , pictures, and a film -on volcanoes. Some of the things which Mr. Blackie showed the class were how to test rocks for hardness 1 the difference between serJimenta r y and igneous roc.ks, and how some minerals in . r ocks glow when v:iewed . under black light. The class was also eager lo discover 'wha( kind of rock samples they had found and brought to school. SYRACUSE - Slides of the The program was given by Holy Land will be shown a! the Mrs. Zavitz, reading ·'The May meeting of the Sl<lr Class Story of !he Cross" which she of the First United had l<lped. Presbyterian Church. This was Mrs. Zavitz will be Lhe decided upon when lhe class hostess for the June meeting met in the annex of the church with Myla Hudson giving lhe on Tuesday afternoon April 18. program and the roll call word President Frankie Mwnaw will be " nower.'' opened the meeting by reading The meeting closed with Matthew 'l:l: 1-18, foUowed by group prayer. Refreshments prayer. Roll caU was answered were served by Rachel Mcwith scripture verses con- Bride. taining the word 11Showers.'' Present were Stella CunMrs. Ruth Zavitz gave her roll ningham , Pomeroy, Frankie call with a song . Mumaw, Ra c hel McBridE:', The May 9 meeting will be a Daisy Roush, Ada Slack, Susie mo!her - daughter mee!ing Fischer, Ruth Zavitz, and her with a banquet being served in houseguest , Mrs. Hattie Zavitz, the annex at 6:30 p.m . Guests mOther of Rev . Zavitz, will be welc ome . Michigan . Special services held at I Presbyterian Church r-~T~E:':R~RA~R~I':':U~M:':S:-'., "Watch Nature Work" Send A Beautiful Indoor Garden I • A Fresh and Lasting Gilt. From •4.95 A• Dudley's onst 59 N. Second St. MIJ •LEPORT, 0. Befoie You Buy You Should Try,. . CARPET-LAND, INC, Wall To Wall Carpet Specialists 116 W. MAIN , Free Estimates POMEROY SYRACUSE - An Easler were " He Lives,'' " Christ The Sunrise se-rvice was held at the Lord fs Risen Today" and First United Presbyt~rian "Christ Arose.':' Church. The Rev . Dwight The meeting w~s followed Zavitzopened the meeting with with a light breakfast of the song " Crown Him With doughnuts, milk and coffee in Many Crowns" followed by an the annex. Easter morning prayer. The worship Service was held The Easter story ''The at 9a.m. with Rev . Zavitz using Resurrection, " The Walk To as his. sermon topic "The Emmaus" and " Jesus Appears Meaning Of Easter ." To His Disciples And Is Taken Flowers decorating the Up To Heaven ," t<:~ken from c hurch were given in memory Luke 24 was read by Jean Hall, of Roy' and Mayme Holmes, throughout the program. Mariam Anna Weyersmiller. Genevieve Schneider was the Morgan, Mariam and Harry lead e r of " The Emm~us Dean, by Mr . and Mrs. Robert Litany" read by the leader and Crow and . famil y · and Mrs. the audience. Other songs sung He len Wetzul and family; Mr . and Mrs. James Quick, by Thomas Quick and family , and Margaret Cottrill and family ; Josephine Duckwo rth Harden and Albert Duckworth , by the George Schneider family ; the Ill' . 0 - .' ' ' -~ · "' J o hn Me maw family . by Frankie MLirnaw, the Aaron Nease family and _Roscoe Harden; Mrs. Hazel Clark , by Thoma s Clark; Mr. and Mrs. Chal'les C. Mills, Mrs. Hazel Cla rk , and Pearl McBride, by Mr s. Rachel McBride and David Mills. ' · f<tPl.er·s---- PH. 992-7590 e~ ·· · ~t ·· .Open Monday thru Saturday 9 to 5 Friday Night Till 8:00 Budget Terms or BankAmericard · . . .' ' MOTOROLA •. + Quasa~ Our Interest Is Greater For You 51h% On 90-Day Certificates of Deposit 5'12 per cent per year paid on 90 day Certificat es of Deposi t . $1,000.00 Minimum . Interest Payable Quarterly . · 23". screen (measured diagonal Motorola Quasa r II Wa rds In Drawer Co lor TV. Mediterranean Styl ing . lnsta -Mat ic Color Tuning Solid State--except for 4 chassis tubes . Pl uQ-in circui t modules. In s tant Pic ture and Sound. Motor ola Br ig ht Picture Tube. Genuine tempered hardboard cab inet with Classic Pecan finish. Decorat ive parts of npn-wood molded material. Casters . A'ITENDS MEETING Rockey flupp , Racine High Sc hool Future Farmers of America, vice president, at~ Lended the district 14 FFA <:twards banquet at Nelsonville and was named district sentinel. Hupp has been in H ' A for three years . On April 16, the Racine Chapter held a meeting at whi c h time members discussed pur chasin g a camera so that the reporter can lctke pictures of the project for a scrapbook project. The group is also contemplatin_g • The Athens County · Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St. . · Pomeroy, Ohio All Accounts Insured To $20.000 by FSLIC. p ~~~?: WERNER RADIO &T.V. .,., ., ... Middleport, 0. -.••m. . ,. {ft; """51 '> ' AN ADULT SEWING COURSE taught in three hour sessions over a 12 week period by Mrs. Frances Roberts at Meigs High School has been completed. Besides teaching the basics of clothing construction} Mrs. Ro~rts gave instruction on the latest method;; of wor~ing with knits. Modeling their, garments are left, Mrs. Mildred Betzing, right , in a black and while seersucker and Mrs. Barbara Offutt in a pink polyester ; right, Clara and Belinda Whit- The Emergency Medical Services will be in operation by June 1st; 1973, 'after which time the Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy, Martin Funeral Hom.e, Rutland & the Rawlings -Coats Funeral Home, Middleport, will not be making • any type ambulance calls. !Iii Calendar Ill! •· FRIDAY bands, 9 p.m. to 12 midnight Friday at Pomeroy Junior High School sponsored by Meigs Hi gh School Spanish Cl ub . Trophy and $100 prize to best band . FIRST SESSION, VIII!, 10 a .m . at senior citizens center, Pomeroy Junior High. School for all persons 55 or over. First of se r ies of five weekly program s. SATURDAY TAG DAY, car w<:~ sh and bake sa le by Meigs High School Band to 1·aise furids fo r trip to Blosso m F'es- . tival , Canada, next month. Car washes at two Pomer oy Ashlcmd statio ns and at Ashland station in Middleport; bake sale &t New Yoo·k Clothin g House; tag da y in Rutland, Middleport and Pom eroy . All activities, 9 a.m . · to 5 p.m. BAZAAR AND bake sale , ) . Saturday Beginning at l p.m. at Tuppers ' ·Pr~in s Urlrted Methodi s t Chur ch annex , sponsored by chur ch . Public inv ited. SUNDAY HYM N SING , Ha zel Comffiunity Chur ch ne"a r Long Bottom' Sunday, 1:30 p.m. . ' fe aturing Barnett Family} McArthur. Public in vited . REV IV IlL May 2 through MHy 6 at Stewart, Ohio We s leyan Chu rch, formerly Pil g rim Holin ess Chu rch_: Pa s tor Kev . David Lyo ns . . Evangr:list Rev . John Elswick. 1\!0NDAY REVIVAL beginning Monday throu gh . May 6 a! Danville Wes leyan ChU rc h . The Rev . Glen n Johns.on , eva ngelist. Rev . Lawrence Sull ivan , pastor. The public is invited to attend. SPR I NG REYIV IlL at Danville Wesleyan Chu r ch , Monday through May 6 with the Rev . Glenn ,Johnson, South Bloomingville, as speaker. The Rev . Lawr e nce Sullivan, ' p<~ slor, extends a public,; in vitation to the services · which Bi\'f~TLE OF "' """ A family wiener rQitst wa s. The Rev . Raullin Moyer planned for May 15 at. the announced a· prayer clinic MaY Kyger Creek Recrea!ion Park 14-18 at tho Rutland Ch urch of at Tuesday night 's meeting of ·Christ. Mrs . Russell Wilson the Homebui lders Class o(the gave the secretary 's report , Middleport Church of Christ. and Mrs . Stewart gave the Mr . ~nd Mr s. Lawren ce report of the treas urer. A Bible Stewart and Mr . and · Mrs. s tudy wa s cond ucted and Raymond Baker have charge refreshments were se r ved by of the arrangc!llcnl'i for the Mrs. Van Meter and · Mrs . wiener roast. During the Houda shc lt. Attending i:ISid e meeting, conducted by Mrs. from th ose named were L-e onard Van Meter, a $5 Russell Wilson. Mrs . Chester; <;O ntributi on was m a de to · Erwin, Mr•s . Di!vid BumgardE;Jster Seals . It was noted that ne r , Herman Kincuid and Mrs. Milton Houdashe lt will en ter · C(l rl H.oach. the hospitHl for surgery May L 1 Legion auxiliary hears reports on Easter party Thomas C. Martin - Martin Funeral Home Why be a one style · worr ier si mply becaus~ your hair is cut in a short style. Your short hair style can be transformed into a luxurious high ·SI)'te, a wingback or chignon with the add ition of a hairpiece. These ha irpieces can. be - styled and blended with your natural hair color so that even lhe keenest scrutiny will not reveal the exira add ition . Or it ca n be of a different shade to add interest and conlrast. Do yourself a favor and cl aim the rewards of new beauty at CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON for ha ir shaping , styling and a soft, natural look . Give your hair a chance to come a live wi th vital beauty . Happy and sa tisf.l ed women find this poss ible when they visit us . CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON Lawson , SYRACUSE - Hall ca ll was Bniley , Jani ce an:)wered with an Easter·- poem Virgi ni·<l Salser, Edna Reibel, or reading when the Third Nettie Bayes . Eleanor Wednesday Homemakers Club Bohram, Edith Hood, Thelma 214 E . SECOND ST . met ~pril 18 . .fean Hall , Grueser, Margaret Eichinger, POMEROY, OHIO pres ident opened the meeting Charlotte Nease, Ada Slack, PHONE'992-7606 with the Lord 's Prayer and ttw 8i lecn Clar k and Pauline L Murarlty . flag pledge in unison. Fur devotions Ada Slack read Luke 28 ; 1-lO. The thought for the duy was "Christ Is 1'\isen, 0 Co me Let Us Adore Him .'' Cha 1·lottc Nease read the poem of the month ",Judas' Solj l0 quy ." Secretary and lrcasurcr 1s reports were given by Ag nes White . New orfi cers, lfOrnini.ltcd for the year- be~inning in Scplember, were pr eside nt , Mai-garet Cottrill and vice president, Margaret E:icbingcr. Mrs, While was rctai!)cd as 'iec r c tar y' and tren s ur c.1· with J ean Hall nominated 0:1ssistr.lnt treasurer. Th~ nominallng co rnmilfee included Ada Slack, Margaret. Eic hin gel' and Thelma Gq.1 eser . . .. 1 ' ' ". 1 E~ s ter baskets, made and filled by the Gh!b 1 were taken to the loca l res t home. It was decided that the club wou ld go to New Philadelphia ~and otber places of inter.est in the vicini ty [or 'its annua l trip May 16 . -Those· going ·s hould· . mcel. 1.1l lhe meeting house,. Mun idpa l Park , to leave at Our Shoes are Slit·! Sensibly Priced 7::10 .m. • A pOtluck 'lunch wu:-; enjoyed MIDDLEPORT, 0 . at 110011. Attending wcr·e .Jean Hall, Agnes White , · Margaret Men With Tender Feet Will Flip DECK SHOE OF POLYESTER KNIT Si'ze o12 to 11 •' .' ~569 OUR GIFT TO YOU . I E~ervwhcre ·••-·•-.--..•-·-••--..•-••"--n 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Butternut Av e., Pomeroy Mrs. Millard Van Meter t d . 3" ·6" Scene- 9" (tarolina U::anM~ I .DISCOUNT.· TO ALL GRADUATES \ • \ ~j Square Yard AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF BEAUTIFUL OUTFITS FOR BOTH MEN -AND WOMEN. CHOOSE FROM FAMOUS BRANDS WHEN YOU , SELECT YOUR GRADUATION WARDROBE. 399 Square Low As Yard With Foam Backing , and Candle Rings M I DOLE PORT BOOK STORE .. . 0. . I SHOE 101 We wire flowe rs will begin at 7:30 p. !11 . each evening. E. Maxine Gaskill, James Simpson- · Rawlin,gs-Coats Funeral Home by KAY ___ Kitchen Nylon Carpet As Hair Styling For. .._._...._. All Occasions ....... ....___..; eEXAMPLE 499 \ FloWERS Immediate Installation As Low As Third Wednesday homemakers meet RACINE - A report on an youth report ttnd Mrs. Marie Easter party . s ta ged for Boyd the report on ·foreign veterans· at the Athens Merllal relations . It was noted that Hea lth Ce nter Apri l 12 was several of the juniors will presented Tuesday night at a pHrlicipatc in the District 8 mcotin~ uf ' th e American conference .S aturday at the Legion Auxiliary of Racine Mid dleport Amer ican ·J,eg:ion hoi!. The Buckeye Girls' Stale Post 602. Easter baske ts were _made Tea wa s imnounced for· .June at for each of the patients and Crooksv ille. Get well ca rds were s igned games were played with Post 602 .providing fun~ s for prizes for Mrs. Mabe l Shie ld s . a nd and the refres hments scrvt:d . Mrs. Roberts who entered the R-e prese nting ihe auxi liary at · Holzer Med ica l Center Wedthe pi:lrty . were Mrs. Myrtle nes day . Mr s. Mal'y Roush Walker and Mrs. Julia Norris. dona ted the tl'a ve ling pri"ze Nlrs. Beulah Authorson won by -M". Hoberts. Ap· re ported on plans fof the )an- predation was extended fr om nual Poppy Day observan ce ; A the four member s who display wi ll be pl ace d in a received 25 year pins from the Chai rw omen w13re business window in Racine. unit. Donations were made to the reminded tu get their ann ua l Hong Kong Fund, the -. Eciste1· reports into the proper orseals of !he Crippled Ch ildren's ficia ls. lt ·was noted that Mrs. Society, and . members con- ·MHry Roush is improving from _ tributed to the gift for the injUri es suffered in a fa iL . Mrs. Margaret Yosl ami. Distri ct 8 presid ent. Appoinled to the nominating Mr s. Louise Stewart will host corTi mittee we re Mrs. Mary · the May meeting. Mrs. Opal ·Roush, Mrs. Julia Norri s and Diddle served refreshments to Mrs. Leora Young . Mrs ' . · the 12 rn ernberS' a ttending. Frances Hoberts presided at the meeting witl) M!'s. Barbara Roush giving the children and ON HAND ' ..-. Signed : Ben H. Ewing-Ewing Funeral Home tinb1on and Raymond Thomas Redman wearing clothing made by their mothers, Mrs. B. Whittington and Mrs . Joyce Redman. wiener roast for May TUESDAY RrVERVIEW PTA will meet at i :30 p.rn . at the sc hool. Students directed by Mrs. Maxine Whitehead will present the program . LARGE STOCK . I ,r~::;~~'sac''l''~;r:<'"' ' ' ,li' Church class plans ~ PUBLIC NOTICE! t • Stroke affects no two people the same way but every person who suffers one needs a doctor 's aid, good nursing ca re 1 a healthful diet, special exercises and the understanding of family and fri en ds. Facts about stroke, and tips on de;,~ling with persons who have Suffered it, are contained in a pamp~let Unnew derstanding Stroke available from your local Easter Seal society. having a softball teano and is ' working on project steers for the Meigs County Fair. �• b- Tne ua~y Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., April27, 1973 ...=' .• pastor I' '' '.•" ' .' ..·-' ..,, Su n d ay school (nur POMEROY POMEROY TRIN tT'V Re~o~ . w . H Perr in , pastor . Roy Ma ver , Supt Church school , 9 : 15am ; worship , 10 : 2111 a .m ; youth cho ir rehearsa l Monday , 6 : 30 p .m . • Mrs. . Marvm Burt , d i rector ; senior choir rehe-arsal , 7.30 p m ., Thurs day , Mrs . Paul Nease . direc t or. POMEROY CHURCH O F THE NAZARENE Corner Union and Mulberry . Rev Clyde V He nd erson , pastor . Sunday school , 9 30 a .m .. Glen M cClung, supl .; morning worsh i p , 10 . 30 am .; even ing se r vice, 1 JO ; m 1d -week ser vic e . W ed nesd ay , 7: 30pm . GRACE EPISCOPAL M o r nm g pra y er and sermon, . 10 30 am . Hol y commu n ion ana se r mon , f i r st Sund ays , 10 : 30 a . m Churc h school , k ind erga r t e n . t h r ough eighth grad e, 10 : 30 am , POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Mr . H oy t Allen , Jr , pas tor . Bibl e Sc hool , 9 : 30am ., worsh ip , 10 30 ; adult wors.h l p servic e and you ng p eo p le ' s meeting , both '1 30 p .m Sun day . Wednesday , comb i n e d Bib l e stud y an d p r a yer m e eJing , 7. 30 p .m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ra y W . Wtn 1ng , O ff tc~. r In charg e-; SUnda y . 10 a .m ., Holi ness m ee t ing , 10 . 30 a .m ., Sunda y Sc hool You ng P eopl e 's Leg ion , 7 p .m ; T hur sd a y , 1 t o 3 p m • L ad ies Hom e L ea gue , 7 P m , Prep c la sses SA C R E D H E A RT Rev Father Bernard K. ra jcovn;: , pastor . Phone 99? 28'25 Salurday even ing Ma ss. 1 .JO p m SundaY Mass , a and 10 a . m Confessions , Saturday , 7 7: 30p .m . POMERO Y F IR ST BA PTIS T - Robert Kuhn , pastor ; W 11l iam Watson . Sunday sc hool supl. Sunday school , 9 · 30 a .m , 6YF , 6 p .m , B i bl e S- ludy , W e dnesday , 7 p . m . cho1 r pra c t ic e, Wednesday , B· 30 p m POMERO Y WESLEYAN HOLINE SS CHURCH Harrisonville Road , Rev . O ' Dell Mantey , Pastor , Henr.., Eblin . Sunday School Supt . Sunday School 9 · Jo a . m .• Even i ng worsh i p 7 30 p m , Prayer and Praise service , Thu r sday , 7 30 p m NEA S E SETTLEM E N T CHAP,EL Non denom i na t iona l. George S Oiler, Pastor Svnday School 10 am worship Serv1ce 11 a .m Sunday nigh t serv 1ces 7 : 30 p m . Wednesday Praver meeting 7 30 p m Everyone welc ome . POMERO'V WE STSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W Mai n St - L oren T , St ephe ns. evange l ist, p hone 992 1856 Co n se r va t ive , non InStr umental Sund a y w o r Ship, 10 am , B 1ble study , 11 am , worsh i p , 6 p m . Wednesday Bible study, 7 o .m MIDWAY COMMUNI"TY CHURCH (non . La ngsvi l le d en om in at ion a I J, DeM ter Road , t he R ev . Wo rl ey Haley. pa stor. Sun da v school, 10 a . m , even 1ng wors h ip . 7 ~ 30 p .m P r a ye r meet1ng, T uesda y , 7 : 30 p m , youth g r ou p , F ri day, 7 · 30 p m . PORTLAND Worsh i p 1 30 P m • Church School 9 . 30 a m SU TTO N Wor"'hip , 11 am story adu lt ). 9 . 15 am .; Charles EvJtns , Christ.an Education Su pl. ; worship servu:; e, 10 :JO 1nd and 4th Sundays. Church Sctlool 10 a m W E.SLEY AN ( R a~tne) Tuesday . 7 8 : 15, junior coo f i rmat io n class, t 1 me se t weekly , senio r con fFrmal ion S~ hoot , 10 a .m class Senior ch oir . 7 JO . P m . Worship , ll am • Church NORT H EA ST CL U STE R Rev . Jacob Leh m an Rev . Sta n ley B ran d urn JOPPA Wor shi p 10 am .. Chu r ch Sc hool 9 a m , Pray e r M~etmg , Wednesd ay , 8 p m . LO N G BO"TT OM Chu r ch se rv tces. 9 am .; Sun day Sc hool 9 45 am Btble Stu dy ever.v "Thursday , 7· 30 p .m . N OR TH B ET H EL wor sh1p 11 a . m . . Church Sc hool to P m , evcnirg worsh i p , 7 . 30 P m B•blc study, Wednesday , l 30 p .m . MT . U N ION B A P T I ST Rev Ce<:tl Cox. "astor , Svn da.y Sc hool sup! ., J.o~ Sa yre . Sunday School. 9 : 45 am .; Su nday even •ng worsh ip , 7 30 Wednesday prayer and Bi bl e study, 7 . 30 p m "TUPPERS PLA I NS C H RISTIAN C H URC H Eugene Underwood , pastor . Howard Caldwell, Jr _, Sun day Sc hoot Sup! , Su nday Sch oo l. 9 . 30 am ; Morn ing sermon . 10 30 am ; Sunday e\lenlng se rv 1ce. 1 p m LETART FALLS U N I TED BRETI-tREN Rev Freeland Norr is, pastor . Fl oyd Norr 1!., sup! Su nda y school , 9 30 am .; morntng sermon, 10 3Q am .; Pray e r servtee, Wednesday. 1 30 p m . C H ES HIR E CHURCH OF GO O OF PR O P H ECY . G . P . Sm1th , pastor . Su nday School, 10 a .m . Arthur Hen son , Su pt , Morn1ng Wor sh 1p , ll am . , Young Peoples service , 7 p m . , E"enmg service , 7 · :JO p .m W ed nesday M i d -Week Prayer ser vt ce-, 7 : 30 p m .- Youth meetmg 6· 30 p m , Even1ng worship, 7. 30 p m C H ES "'T E R C HURCH OF T HE NAZA RE NE Rev Herber! Grate, pastor Wor ship serv tc e, 11 am . and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hoo l , 9 30 a .m . R ic hard Bartoo , supt Pra..,er rneet1ng , Wed ne sday , 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRI ST Clifford Smith min1 s ter Su nday School 9 · 30 am , morn1ng church 10 30 a m , Sunday evening serv1ce. 7 30 p m Wednesday service, a pm LAUR E L CLIFF FREE METHODI ST Rev Robert E Buckl e y , pas t or William Ba11ey , su pt ; Sunday schoo l 9 · 30 am .,· morn ing worship , 10 : 30 am . evening worsh1p , 7 ' 30 p m Wednesday Christian Youth Crusade, 6 30 p .m , p r ayer meeti ng , 7 30 p m , Thursday c ho1r prar:t 1c e, 7 pm Tue!iday sEVE N T H . o A y A o _ • VE NT IST Located on Mulberr'l' He igh ts , near '' Vet erans M emor i a l Hospi tal , ' ,, Pomeroy . Pastor Herb ert h •llr Mon,;~an Sa bbath Sc hool , every S aturd;;~yal 2 p . m andworsh 1 p ' ,I ,•"'' .... 1. servtce lollow ing at 3 15 p m . + •' • Open B1ble d1scusston each am . ,· T.h ursday at 7 . 30 p rn at th e ALF R E D - Su nday sch OOl , t:= c hurch " Th e Fr 1endly 9 4S am . each Sun day , Church ." prea c hmg at 11 am . each G R A H A M U N 1T E D Su nday Praye r m-eetJng , 7 45 M E THODI ST Prea ch 1ng pm Wednesday , W SCS. 8p .m . 9 . 30 am ., f irs t and second on lhtrd T uesd.;ty ea<:h month. ' Sundays of each month ; th i r a-'" REE D SV ILLE Sunday .~ and fourth Su ndays l!ach schoo l , 9 · 30 , preach1ng , 7 . 30 month , worsh ip serv1ce at 7. 30 P m Su ndav . prayer meetmg , (• p m Wednesdav even ings at 7 30 P m Tu esday , W SCS, 7 : 30 '1 . 30, Prayer and B i b le Study f 1r s. t Thur sday each month , • FlllST SOUTH E RN BAP SILVER R I D G E - Worsh tp T IS"T 282 Mulberry Av.e . . 1 0 am . . Church Sch ool , 9 a .m V' Pomeroy , affdtated With TUPP E RS PLA I N S •\ ~ ' S B .C.. the Rev J:red Hi ll, Worship 9 am • Ch urch pastor , Hershe l McClure . Sc hoo l. tO am Sunday school s.upt. Su nday KENO CHI 1 RCH OF schoo l , 9 : 30 am , morning CHRI ST Hobart N ewe ll, worsh ip , 10 JO a rn , Sunday su o! Service weekly , 9 30 am . evange l iS t i c meet ing , 7. 30 p m Ofl Sunday Prea cho ng f~r s t and Prayer mee t ing, Wednesday , lh~rd Sundays o f mon t h by ~· 7. 30 p m Cl 1fford Sm 1th , 9 130 am . MIDDLEPORT HOB S ON CHRISTIAN MT . MORIAH BAPTIST UNION Darrel Ooddrdl. Corner F ourth and Ma 1n pastor . Sunday School, 9 30 Middlepo r t Rev Henry Kev : a .m . Leonard Gilmore, f irst Jr , pas t or SundaySchool,9 . 30 el der , even1ng se r v oc e, 7 30 am , M r s Ervm Baumgard - P m . Wednesday prayer ner , supt . Morn1ng worsh ip, meetmg , 7 30 p .m I' 10 . 45 am MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF Io JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES GOD - Racme Route 2 The I' Lar r y Carnah an , p r e s 1d 1 ng Rev Charles Hand , pa s tor mm 1s ter . Sunday, B1ble lee Sunday school , 9 45 a , m , tv r e . 9 · 30 am ., Watchto w er morn1ng worSh i p , 1 1 am Io Although the Great Salt study, 10 30 a .m ., T 1 esd ay , Evenmgserv~ees , T uesdayand Lake is fed by fr eshwater B tble study , 7 30 p m , Thurs Fr1 day , 7: 30 streams and has no connec. day , m i n1stry school , 7 3 0 BEARWALLOW RIDGE p m , serviCe meeting 8 · 30 CHUR CH OF CH~I S T . B1b le tion with the ocean, it is p m study, 9 30 am ; mo rn i ng · about six tim es as salty as MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of worsh1p , 10 30 am , even1ng the ocean . Chru.t m Chn sf1an Union worsh1p , 6 30 P m Wednesday La wr e n ce M a n tey, pas t or , B1b l e study, 7 30 p .m Mrs . Russell You ng, Sun d ay UNITED MINISTRY OF D EX TER CHURCH OF ; Sc hool Supt Sun day Sch oo l MEIGS COUNTY , Th e Unit ed CHRI S T· D a nn y E v"ns , 9 ; 30 a m E v en 1ng w o r sh 1p , Pr es byt enan Church , D w 1ght pas t or . No r ma n C. Will, su p t 1 ·.~7 30 W e dn esday pr aye r L Zav1tz, Pa s t o r D1 r ec l or , SIJnday School 9 30 a m ; o o 0 mee tmg. 7 . 30 p m George W H utton and Rev Worsh 1p servtce , 10 30 a m . MT . MORIAH CHUR:CH OF L1nson St ebbins, Ass't P asto r Christ i an Endeavo r Sun d ay even1ng GOD - Raci n e Ro ut e 2, the D1 r ec tor s. Rev James M Mu n cy, pastor FIRST UNITED PRES · REORGANIZED CHURCH S unday scho ol. 9 .45 a m ; BYTE RIA N , M 1d d 1 e OF JESUS CHRIST OF morn mg wor sh 1p , 11 a m , por t , Sunday Chu r c h Sc hooL LATTER DAY SAINTS evenmg w orsh 1p , 7; 30 p m Sc hoo l. 9 · 30 a .m , M r s H om~r Porlla n d Ra c in e Road Ra l ph P r ay er mee t 1n g, Tuesday , 7 30 Lee , Supt, Mo r n1ng Wo r sh1p Johnson, pastor H e r be rf (Lukel8:18-22) · p .m, You n g p eop le's meet 1ng, 10 . 30 am Wh1te, Su nday Sc hoo l D 1rec t or . Think briefly of the story of the rich young ruler, as riches 7 30 p .m Th u r sda y F I R S T U N I T E D Sunday Scho ol 9 30 a m . , RUTLAND CHURCH OF PRESBYTERIAN, Mtd - Mo r n1ng wo r sh .p , 10 30 am , .... stood between him and Cllrist. We are saved by grace. Grace is I " GOD -B e r th a K 1 n g r ey, dl e porl , Su nda y Chu r ch Sch o ol, Sunday eve n mg service 7 p rn Wimerited favor, we do not merit be born, we do not merit the su b s t i tul e p as l o r Sun da y 9 30 a m . Lew 1s Sa u e r , Supt, Wed n esday even1 n g p r aye r Sc hoo l. 10 am , w o r s h i p M orn ing Wor sh i p , 10 30 a m services, 7 30 p .m everyday blessi~s of life. As we s~e life, health, home, family, se rv tc e , 7 p m Sund a y Pr a y er MT. OLIVE CHURCH BETHLEHEM BAPTIST fnends, and phySical strength contmued, we remain ungrateful m ee ting , Wedn e~day , 7 JO p m Lon g Bo tt o m . Sunda y Sc hool , G r eat Ben d , Cha rl es N or ri s, ' HAZEL II -COMMU N 1TY 10 am w1th W il lar d P IQO II , pas tor W or sh iP se rv 1ce, 9 30 for unmerited blessings, CHURCH - N ear L ong Bot su pt Evangei 1S I m ess a ge ea ch a m , Su nda y Sc hool , 10 30 We gulp down food wlthoutthanks, grumble at wages, prices, to m Esti l Hart , pa slor, R oy Sun day ev en 1ng, 7 30 p .m. b y am Brown , a ss1s t ant pa s t or . Etde r Ru sse tt Cl1n e , mm 1st er CARLETON CHURCH ~ 1 r \etc. We withhold service and means from God, we spend time Sund a y sc hool . lO a m , Ch u r ch of the A PO!:. IOI 1c F a ll h B 1b le K in gsbury R o ad Su n day 7 30 p m each Sunday Study, We dnesd ay , 7 30 p m . Sc hool, 9 30 am , R al p h Carl , even1 ng . p r ay er m eetmg, 7· JO F I R S T U N I T E 0 supt Wors h ip se r v 1ce, 10 : 30 p _m Thu r sday PRESBYTERIAN , Syracuse. a m af)d 7 30 p m a lf ern at e l \' MIDDLEPORT PEN · Morni n g Wors h tp, 9 am .• P r aye r meeltng, W edn esday, TECOSTAL - T h1r d Ave, t he Su n d ay Ch urc h Schoo l , 10 a .m 7 JO p m . Rev Jay Stil es, casto r R ev Will iAm Knittel. p astor M r s Sam pson H a ll , Sup ! foolishly and selfishly. Certainly we do not deserve to be saved OLD DEXTER CON n a ld Dugan , Sunda y Schoof STIVERSVILLE COM ' Ro CHURCH Su pt Classes f or a ll ages , MUNITY CHURCH - Su nd ay GREGATIONAL and inherit eternal life. Rev Car t R 1char ds , e v en mg se r vice, 7 30 p .m , sc hool se r v1ce, 10 a m , Pr a yer We have sinned, transgressed God's eternal law, marred this Mrs W or l e-y B1 b le stud y, W edn es da y, 7 30 mee t1n g , Th u r sd ay, 7 p .m .. p as t o r' p .m yo uth se rvt ces, Fr1day, Sunda y evening se r v1ce, 7 p m Fra n c i s, Sunday sch ool su p! . ::; :' beautiful world, led others downward through our influence. We 7 30 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Sund ay school, 9 45 a m . ::; deserve only death (but what a glorious act of grace was the FREEWILL BAPTIST Pom e roy - H a rr1 so n v dl e c h urc h serv1ces, second and Corner A sh and Pl u,m, M 1d Roa d Ke nn eth E bert s, pa st or fo u r th Su nd a y s fo11owmg Cr oss). ~ · (Jl e port , No e l H e rrman . Pau l M cE l r oy , Sun d ay Sc ho o f Sund a y sc hoo l , fir st and third Yet we must do something inherit eternal life. Faith itself pa s t o r Saturda y eve n 1ng Sup t Su nd ay Scho o l 9 30 am ; Sun day ev en m gs , 7 : 30 pm se rvt ce, 7 p m Sun da y sc hoo l . mor n1 ng wor sh i p a n d co m LONG BOTTOM ~l~ ;. is active. Faith in Christ as the Son of God excludes hwnanlstic 10 am , Sun d ay eve n tng mu n1 on , 10 30 am , Su n da y CHRISTIAN ~ Mr Rob er t wo r shrp , 7 p m cven mg you th Ch rrs t i an e n - W ya tt . p a stor ; Su nday School ~ :· notions. However £aith produces works to prove it : FIRST BAPTIST of M 1d dea vor, 6 JO, Wo r sh iP ser - Supt., Ro n al d Os bo r ne, B 1b fe : ', •. (1) Christ as Saviour - complete trust. d leporl. corn er of 5rxt h and v i ces, Su n da y , 7 30 p m. Schoo l , 9 30 a m ., p re ac h ,ng '''t PI'at r.~e r 'St r eets R ev Ch a r les ' W e d'n esdav - eve n i n Q p r a y e r ~o ~5p amm ·. •~..v ening se r v1ces , •..!c.--- · (2) Christ as L.ord - complete olieafe'nee:· · •~· Si m o n s, p-a s lo r D;,n ny mee lln g and B1b le s tu d y, 7 30 r ' ' (3) Christ'iis Son of God -complete worship. Tho mpso n , Su nd ay Sc ho ol P ·m ' "YSELL ~UN F~~E (' Su p eri nt e ndent S und ay ST . JOHN LUTHERAN METHODIST - Ro nald Well s, Repentance does something; sorrow for sin is only the '' P. me Grove, the R ev A rt hu r pas to r . Sund ay Schbol 9 30 c hurch sch oo l for ev ery on e starting point of sincere repentance. Repentance, as an act m 9 15 a m , Mo r n1n g w o r s h ip Combs, p as tor . Su nd ay schoo l , am , M or n tn g wor sh •p' , 10· 30 10 · 15 a .m , Ev en 1ng servi ces. 9 30 a m , ch u rc h se rv 1ces, a m , Y ou ng P eop le's Se r v1ce I• conversion, is the definite turning from that which condemns to 7 30 p m ; W ed n esday pr a y er 10 30 a rn 6 45 p m .. E v a n g e l iS t ic" se r that which saves. We must bring forth fruits in our own hfe se r ViCe, 7.30 p m . Ex tra you th BRADBURY CHURCH OF v1ce. 7 30 p m Pray e r a c i 1ViiH !S on Sunda y, 5 p .m , CHRIST . Bibl e Sc; h oo l , 9 30 mee t 1ng. T h ur sday , 7 . 30 p rn \'' worthy of repentance. f o r all youth up to s1xt h grade . a .m. mo r n m g w orS h ip , 10. 30 FREEDOM GOSPEL I I' 6 · Jo ror run 1.or and se n1 or h 1gtJ a m Sun day ev en 1ng Worsh i p MISSION - Ba ld Kn obs, Re v Confession is a definite act, as baptism is an act of obedience. I ' stud ents Se r vi ce, 7 30 p m , c ho1r L R G lues en camp , p as tor The Christian life if composed of faith and action; giving CHURCH OF CHRIST , p ractice Sun d ay an'd W ed · Rog er W 1tfr ed , Sr , Sun da y M i ddleport. Sth a n d Ma 1n nes d a y , 7 P m, Pray e r m e~ tin g Sc hoo l Su pt Sunday Sc hool more than intellectual assent to principles of Christianity, Ra vlin Moy e r , pa stor. M1 c ha e! an d B Jbl e Study Wedn esd ay, 9 30 a m . Sun d ay eve n1n g ' following Christ and keeping His commandments . Ge rl ac h, Sunda y Sc hooJ sup! 7 JO p . m w ors h tp 7 30 Pr aye r m ee t 1ng , I ' Btble Sch oo l , 9 30 am ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Tu esday, 7 30 p m Ern es t ONE THING THOU LACKEST: mornm g wor sh i p, 10 30 am ;' ' R ev F r eel and Norris, p as to r You th D eete r , c l ass lead er " (I) Note how uncompromising Jesus is; ( 2) There are other ev en 1ng wor shtp , 7: 30 p m ; Sunpay sc hoo l 10 am ., Chu rch .m ee l tn g, W e dn es day , 7 30 pra ye r serv 1ce 7 p m W ed ser v 1ce , 7 p m W ed n esda y p , m , E r nes t D ee ter . leader ,,. examples of those who lacked one thing, for example, the n esday B1ble St u d y , 7 p .m MT . HERMON CHURCH OF MIDDLEPORT . CHURCH RACINE FIRST CHURCH THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Ethiopian eunuch, and Cornelius. OF THE NAZARENE -- R ev OF THE NAZARENE CHR' IST R ob e r l Shook, Many men and women today lack one thing. That one thing is Audry Miller , pa stor , Lew is Sun d a y Sc h ool, 9 . 30 a m , pasto r Su nd ay sc hool , 9 · 30 Elli s, Sunday school supt , Mor n 1n g Wor sh 1p , 10 . 30 am , a m ., Ru sse ll Spen cer , sup t , submission to Jesus Christ. Friend, as you read this message, Su nday sct'lool , 9 : 30 a .ljl , E v enm g wor Sh ip , 7 30 p m ; wor ship se r vice , 10 45 a m , you cannot say I do not know; you can now say, I do know. So I mornmg wor s h ip , 10 30; 1un 1or Wedn esday M ld ,Week. Se rvi ce evc nm g w or sh i p alt ernat i ng society , 6 30 p m NYP S, 6 45 Sun day Sc l1 oo l ~ up e nnt e nd e nt , w 1th C E a t 7 30 p .m. on say to you, please do nolle! death find you with one thing lacking. p m Sunday evan g eli s t iC Ge r al d W e lls Pastor , R ev . Su nda y P r aye r m e et m g , 7 30 As christians it is our duty help enlarge the Kingdom of meet tng . 7 , 30 p m . Prayer Morr is M Wol f e , p m . W edn esday . A lfr ed Wolf e, meet 1ng . Wednesday, 7 30 p m .,. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST la y lea d er God ~nd to love one another as God has loved us. We are all a part MEIGS E dward B . FiSC h er , pa sto r WHITE'S CHAPEL C00PERA11VE in te fl m. Ronnt e Salse r , Cool v ille R D R ev Roy D ee t er , of th1s redeemed community and we have an obligation to get PARISH Sund a y Sc l1ool SIJPI , Sunday pas to r . Sunday school, 9 JC ;._.know man. I hope message can fulfill this "THE UNITED Sc hool. 9 : 30 a m , m o rn 1ng a m , w o r sh1p serv •ce, 10 30 METHODIST CHURCH wo r sh ip 10 45 il m · Sun d a ..,- a m 6 1bl e st u d y a nd pra yer obligation. My deepest thanks wall tliose who have taken time sennce, Wedn esday , 7 . 30 p m . Roberf R Card eve n in g wo r shi P~ i 30 p m read this message. - Rev. Robert E. Buckley, pastor, Laurel RUTLAND Director Wed n esd ay eve mg B tbl e s tud y. POMEROY CLUSTER , 7 30 p .m RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Cliff Free Methodist Church. I Rev . Robert R . Card DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Samuel J a ckso n , p as l or Su nda y Schoo l, 10 a m , Rev F . Stanten Sm1fh Rev . La wr ence Su lliv a n CHESTER Wor sh iP 9 t 5 pas tor . Sunday Sc hool 9 36 Mr s Ge rlr u d e But le r , supt a ,m : ; Church Sc hoo l 10 a .m am ; yout h an d jun io r y outh Pr a..,er se r vice, 1 30 p m , ENTERPRISE - Wor sh l p , 9 se r v 1ce, 6 45 pm , ev e n 1n g pr e a c h 1n g se r vice, 2 p .m VISITS SCHOOL. . CI..UB MEETS am , Chur c h Sch ool, 10 am . wors h 1p , 7 JO p m , pra yer and RUTLAND CHURCH OF Karen Bagent of the Madison FLA"TWOODS - W or sh1p , 11 pratse, W ed n esday, 7 30 p rn At a recent meeting of the CHRIST - K et lh ~ 1 s e, pa sto r . ; Ch u rch Schoo l 10 a m SILVER RUN FREE Sun day Sc h oo f, 9 : 30 a.m, v . H . "New Me" Club, Connie School, Newark, a pari of the a m POMEROY Wor s h t p , BAPTIST R ev Howard Bra le y , supl ; w or sh iP se rv ic e Putman was declared the Licking Valley School District, 10 30 a m; Church Sc hool 9 15 K1 m b le, p as tor Su n d ay Sc h ool , and c om m un to n . 10 30 a m ., am . UMYF 6· 30 p m . 10 a m . Henry D av 1s, supt ., e-ve n1n g se r vice, 7 p m , queen for a weight loss of six recently visited the Pomeroy ROCK SPRINGS - Wor Sh i p eveni n g serv 1ce. 7 30 p m . W edn es day , Bt b le study , 7 p m 10 am , Chur c h scnool 9 a m ; P r aye r m ee tm g, T h ur sd a y Reg ul a r bo a rd m e et mg, th1 r d poWids. Mrs. Ruth Putman Elementary School. Earlier UMYF 6 :30pm 7 30 p ,m ' Sa t u rd a y ea c h mon t h , 7 p m MIDDLEPORTCLUSTER (; H,ESTER CHURCH OF RUTLANCJ COMMUNITY hosted the meeting. "Pig" this year she had visited the Rev . Robert Bumgarner GOD Rev J am es Sat - CHURCH T h e Rev Lee tricks were performed by the Pomeroy school to observe the HEATH W or sh tp 10 30 d erf te ld , p as tor Sun da y schoo l, Bu rn e m 1 P a s t o rSund a y six members showing a weight reading program which has a m ;C hur c h Schoo i9 ·30a m .; 9 30 a .m .. w orship se r v1ce , 11 Sc h ool 9 30 a m , W or sh 1p F 7 p m. a . m , eve n ing se rv ice, 7 , serv 1c e , 11 a m Wedn esd ay gam. Winning the door prize been followed by the Madison UMY RUTLAND - Wor sh1p• 9 I S praye r se rv 1ce an d you th praye r mee h ng , 7 30 p m Su nd a y ntgh t w o r sh 1p , 7 30 was Carol Sayre and a birthday SchooL She reported thai the a m , Chur c h Scho o l 10 am , ser v1ce, Wednes d ay, 7 p m U M YF 7 p m . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN pm program has been £W1ctioning celebra~ion honored Marlene SALEM CENTER Wo r CHURCH - Robert E . M usse r , RUTLAND CHURCH OF R ev • Putman with members well at the Madison School and sht p 9 a .m , Chu r ch Sc.h oo l 10 pas to r Sun d ay Sc hoo l, 9 JO THE NAZARENE am , UMVF Thursday , 7 p m . am .. R o b e rt B o bo s upt Ll oyd D G r im m, Jr, pa stor . •• presenting her gifts. Refresh- conferred with several of the SYRACUS.:= CLUSTER mo rn 1ng w o r Sh i p, ' 10 30 : Sun d a y Sc h oo l , 9'· 30 a . m , Rev . Merrell Floyd., Sund ay even1 ng se rv ice , 7 30; M or ning w o r ship, 10 30 a m at the Pomeroy ments were. served by the staff whlle ASBURY Wor s h 1p 1 1 Mid -weekserv ic e, W ed n esd ay You n g p eople's se r v1ce, 6 45 am ; Chur c h Schoo l9 so am ., 7 30 p m . ' p . m . . Eva n gel1sfic s er vice, school. hostess. W SCS, l si Tuesda y . SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 7 . 30 .P m W ed nesd a y ev e n in g THE NAZARENE - ~ev . M . serv1ce , 7 30 p m FOREST RUN ~ Wor sh1p 9 . a m , Chur c h Sc hool 10 a . m , C La ri mo r e, pa s t o r Bo b HAVE EASTER GUESTS MASON COUNTY SCS, Jrd W edn esda y , 7.3 0 M oo r e. Sunday Scho ol Sup t THE HILAND CHAPEL , AITEND SERVICES Mr . and Mrs. Charles PW m Su nd ay School, classes f or a ll George Casto , pas tor Sun day MINERSVILLE Worshi P ages, 9 30 am , mo r n 1ng Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Orth and Bealmear, Charles, J~ .. Sc hool , 9 · 30 . even1ng w o r sh i p , 10 a m , Ch ur ch Sc hool 9 am , wo r shi p . 10 45 , N Y P S Sun d ay , 7 JO . ThUrsday eve n ing p ray er Mrs. T. M. Cotterill, Jill Joan Kenneth, Peggy and Perry, W SCS, Jrd M onday , 7 30 p .m . 6· ::10 p .m , eva ngei1St1c se r vice se r v 1cc ." "7 ' '3 0"~ m SYRACUSE C h urc h Sund a y , 7 30 p m . M 1d week MASON FIRST BAPTIST and Jennifer, Carroll were - Baltimore, Md ., spent the sc hoo l , 9 a .m ; wor sh 1p se r - praye r meet1ng , Wednes d ay , Second and Pomer oy Si s , Stan Easter guests of Mrs. J . Ed- Easter weekend visiting her V I CE', 7 30 P m 7 30 p m ., Mrss ton ar y meeting Cr a1g, pa stor Sun d ay sc hoo l , SOUTHERN CLUSTER second Wednesd a y 7 JO p m ' 9 : 45am , wo r sh i p ser v•ce, 11 ward Foster. On Wednesday sister, Mrs. Betty Frazier, Rev . FrankCheesebrew UNITED FAITH NON : am .. t ra 1n 1ng u n 1or•• 6 30 Mrs. Foster and her daughter, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Rev . Martha Ann Mattner DENOMINATIONAL Rev p m .. even 1ng wo r Sh i p se r vic e, Rev . Howard Stuv e ley Robe rt Sm1 th, pasto r . Su n day 7: 30 p m M 1d -w ee k p r a y er' Mrs. Gene Yost, Racine went Russell McDaniel, Pomeroy. BETHANY (Dorcas) sc hool , 9 JO am, class leader , serv1ce, Wed n esd a y , 7 30 p m Carroll for the graveside They also visited other W or sh 1p, 9 30 a m ; Ch u r ch Leo Hi ll , worship se r vice , FAIRVIEW BIBLE Sc hoo l 10 : 30 a.m 10 30 am , ch u r c h , 7 ~0 p m CHURCH - Leta rt Rout e l, th e services £or Mrs . George relatives in Meigs and Mason CARMEL Wor sh ip , 11 E 0 E N U N 1 T E- D Rev Stan C ra 1g , p astor . am , l si and 3r d Su nda ys, BR E THREN IN CHRIST _ Su nday sch ool 9 30 a m .• Bradfield, San Diego, Calif. Counties. Ch u r c h Sc hoo l , 10 a m El do n R Blak e p ast o r Sun da y p r ayer an d Btb l e stu d y , 7·30 Mrs. Bradfield was the mother APPLE GROVE - Wors hi p, Sc h ool. 10 ~ m , Winn i e P m Co ff age p ra y er ser v 1ce , 7 30 p m f 1r st and fh tr d Sun . H olSinger Sup t Nl.o rn 1ng Tuesday , 10 a m , wor sh1p of Mrs . George Webster. days , Chur c t'l sc ho ol, 9 30 sermon. 11 am , Even 1ng II servi,:e, Frt d ay , 7· 30 p m Among the others attending MAKE TRIP a m ., pr ayer mee t ing , f tr st serv1 ce Chr1SI1an Endea v or MASON CHURCH OF W e dnesda y, 7 30 p m . 7 30 p m , Mrs Lyd~ CH R 1ST Wor sh ip 10 a m , were Mrs. Lew Lesniak, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner and EAST LETART - Wor Shi p , Ch evalie r , pres1den l Song B 1blc s t udy , 1 1 15 a m ., Vincent Martin, Middleport, 7· 30 P m, secon d and f ou rt h scrv1ce and sermon , 8 . 20 M id Clifton, N. J., a granddaughter. evening worsh 1p , 7 30 p .m , , • Su nda ys ; c h u r c h sc hool. 9 30 Week prayer meet 1ng Wed ~ M i d -week servtce , Wednesd a y, accompamed Kenny See to a .m : pra yer mee t ing, l h1rd nes day , 7 JO p m M r s Mane 7 JO p m HuntmgtonThursdaywherehe Wed n esda v . 7 · 30 P.m Hots 1ngJi!r , class leade r MASON ASSEMBLY OF • .<= . GREAT BEND - Wor ship 11 CHURCH OF JESUS 1 GOD - second St, M ason. w. was exammed at the Veterans a m ., 2nd and 4th Su n days , cHRI ST - Loc a t ed at R ut tand 1/a . Che!>ter Ten n an t , pa stor l! Sunday school , 10 a . m ; Admimstration Hospital Chu r ch Sch ool, 10 a m . o_n New Lrma Road. next to · LE"TART FALLS ~ WorShip , Forest Acre Pa r k , Rev Ray rnornmg worsh1p , 11 a m ; IU a •1 · 1 rourch schoo l , 9 am , Ro use , Pastor , Robe rt Musser SCHEDULE SALES evange l istic serv1c e, 1 30 p m . B1ble study, 7 · 30 p .m eve r y Sunday School supt . sundaY B 1b )e !>fudy and p r a yer se r v ice, II In addition to a bake. sale at Tuesda y :>..:hoo t, 10 30 a .m , worsh ip Wednesday , 1 30 p m Ph on e TO MEET ' 773 s 133 the New York Clothing .House 7 30' p m Btble study , Wed 'I A special meetin g of all men HARTFORP CHURCH OF n~;:~d ay , 7:30 p m Saturday from 9 a.m. ~p .m. Saturday, STAR - W orSh ip n1gh l p r ayer servJ c l'! , 7. 30 p m CHRIST 1n Chnstia.n Union ' of the Meigs Omnty Men 's 9 MORNING 30 a m ; Church Sc hool 10 30 Tt1f: Rev . Wttliam Ca mp be ll , HEMLOCK GROV E I , the Meigs Band Boosters will Fellowship of Jhe Churches of am , M Jd W ee k Service , CHRISTIAN pa s tor Sunday sc hoo l, 9 JO ,........ Roge r Wa •son , ~. hold. bake sales at the Jones Wednescta y •. a p .m . am . Ja m es Hughes, su pt. , p aslo~ ; Ra v Whdley. supf . , -~ lk>yo and' at a Middleport Christ will be held at 7:30p.m. MORSE CHAPEL Wor -. ('lflorn1ng worship, 9 30 am , even in g service, 7. 30 pm . sn:,p 11 am , l!;t an d 3r d V..ednes da y eveni n g pr aye r church scnool, l O· Jo a m , Monday at the Brii tlbury Sundays r Ch u r c h Sc hooL 10 YOvng people 's mee t 1n g , 6 · 30 •nce l ing , 7 · 30 p m 'r' OUt h location yet be deloinnined. a 1n 1 Chur<h of Christ. p ra'(ar ! erv ice each l fuesda y ~ ..., ,_ : . ' "" ..,, ,.. \' ,, '" .. c ,, . "' '' ' J. '"I,,' : I'M GOING ' 10 66TAN ' I should have known everything would be all right when I took Bob home to the ranch during spring break. One of the nicest things about our falling in love has been finding that we agree about almost everything under the sun . Bob won Mom 's heart the minute we got there. Laurie, my little sister, asked, "Come see my bird's nest?" HSure," Bob s aid , and away they went. Mom beamed. She thinks anyone who likes children and birds is all right. Later, Bob played basketball with my brothers and tinkered with the tractor, getting black and greasy right along with Dad. Everybody loved him . Sunday we all went to church. Standmg there, singing with Bob, my family close by, I thanked God for His good- Wednesday • I Corinthians 15 12-28 • Thursday Romans 9 ! -24 j" Friday • Romans 9 25-33 • .• ~ M155111NKL~~~ IHA"T'.'l ALLI IS MAKING !> I 1<1\NGE NEED... PLAY 0 I • Saturday Romans 10 1-21 I'=;;;;;:;;~- SOUND5. I IHINK E YOU'D BETTER GO 5EE WHAT/5 WRC JG-! .:-~ - < ~ ~ ~ I Your chur!ih offers joyous fellowship. Why don 't you go -and take your family with you? ~ CAREFUL/ • ...' ' GASO!JNE ALLEY a 6mall chi I'! . Meins County Branch GAULS SHAKE HAVEN ' THE ATHENS COUN!Y SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Short Ord e r A ir Conditioned Resta u rant St. Rt. 7 Chester , Ohio 296 W. Second SUNDAY liMES-SENTINEL . THE ~A.RMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. 1p~~:!:!~;;=;~!!;:~~~ 15 . Airport (2 wds. ) abbrevia- - ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 'SOME FLOWER'S, ·LIKE HOLL.'IHOCK<;. 6110W VE~VTAU.! 0 . B.A. ANTHONY PLUMBING and HEATING 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992-35.50 . Middleport. Ohio AMANDA PANDA CARPET-LAND, !NC. . MUNTG JMERY WARD CATALOGUE STORE Mr . and Mrs. Charles R. Sheets 106 Court St . Pomeroy 992-3001 SADIE'S MARKET ' P. J. PAULEY, .AGENT Nationwide Insu ran c e Co. of Columbus , 0 . Meats and Groceries 992 -3986 Syracuse . 307 Spring Ave. Ph. 992-2318 «. AND MON.e'Y T' 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992-2178 e<e'T' BACK r· PFtE~TWICK ' . Attend-the Church of Your Choice AIRPORT-- OR TM! N~ARe<!>r MIDDLPORT BOOK STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE AMI!RtCAN Ph . 992-3498 ' I cotton Robert 38. Engli•h 2§, TiUe in 9. Actress Moreno 10. Appoint- India 27.---- out (supple· ment) 29. Least agitated 33. Correct 34. Sailor 35. Villam of drama ment 14. Imitation 19. Alpine ZO. !dell ned Zl. Farmer of India ZZ. Sioux college LL jPY1'BIIf [J 39. Dessert wine 40. Against 4Z. "Never" m Nur· emb"'g 43. 1925 hit song I0 JII\JIR.'i1' HOW "TO E>ET RIP' OF t Ll lEA~. A~f~A.:.:II ~NT,Df ,;:Y<d---,-,~ ' Now arranp the circled Jetton ~ \ j 1 --to fonn the lwprlM aMWer, u _ _ . IU(. . .ted by the aboYe . - _ I Pridei'IIPNIIIISW!IIItn I r X1 X HI II ::t (Mlwen tomon:aw} Ye11erda7•• I J~tmble•l kNILL PAGAN CARNAL VfRSUS j Aruwera Jf'hal rile Mptl! m¥,.flt bll!eomeA "PANE" IN THE NI~K \ Pl \ ' l I S Snoopy Kindest regards, S;w :3l:•t- DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW ODe letter simply standoi lor another. In this sample A is UHd for the three L'~, X for the two O's, etc. Single letten, o~ba, the lenrth and lonnotlon of the word• are all biota. &aeb day the ~ode lellera are dlllerent. Ia KFCJFZ, .. ·~~z:-.c:::::.- r7 'c 1.. A U V B F K Bulova Watches - Sales & Servl co 186 N . Second I . Middleport ' Shirley B. The same 1 36. Irene or CRYPTOQUOTBS F. J. WALLACE, JEWELERS ' NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE CON~UL' Church and Office Supplies . Gilts 992-2641 Mlddloporl 23. Baseball immortal 25. Egyplian I SIWIJO - f5. To the point CAPfAIN EASY Authorized Catalog Merc hant Louis W . Osborne 0. \AlL • Pomeroy SEARS RIDENOUR SUPPLY DoN'T 6fl'.oW AT ALL-! Free E stimates · Guaranteed Installation I fORGE-T· ME-NOT5, V~ ' Ph. 992-7590 116 W . Main 'SOME, (..IK~ Yeaterday's Anawer - 7. Acttess Marsh l..lttlest of the llller Ethically bankrupt Harte· "'"'?f?,W beest L-'-"'----"""'~ -.- 28. song· Popular stress (2 wds.) 30. Binge 31. Type of movie, circa 1928 Sl. Greet U. Baronet's title 31. Materfamilias 38. Spire i ornament :i 41. Pop~iar •• • ~lpgtng £ ,... , --- star (2 words) Unstramble these fourJumbltl,. one letter to each square, to form four ordinary word1. flax tion 18. Scottish "uncle" THE DAILY SENTINEL Middleport 100 Years in Pomeroy Kermit Walton 'IOU N' FER? Sell it with a Sentinel Display ad. Phone 992-2156 M&R FOODLINER . Pomeroy . . singing Popular r]~~~~~~~:~fl" star IN TARNATION ~lg~~;f:f..::f:i::t.c DOWN 1. Glut 2.1ntrigue 3. Spirit lamp 4. Secular 5. Generous 6. Made of - " . Old U. S. 33 Ph. 992-7735 Slop In and See Us . . . u.s. ( Forll)erly Domigans} New Owner - Dick Sargent MIX COc 46. - up (studied ) ft1. "Scout's" master Defense Secretary Asian mollntain system "Clive of DICK'S GROCERY The Store With A Heart Racine Ph. 949-3342 ' ACROSS 1. lncanta· tion 6. Former W~AT Yellerclay'o Cryploquole: IN TillS WORLD, FULL OFTEN, OUR JOYS ARE ONLY THE TENDER SHADOWS WHICH OUR SORROWS CAST.-HENRY WARD BEit:CHEB (C lt78 Kln1 J'utam Syndieatt,· Ine.~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ' De voted to the lnterestt>f The Metgs & Mason Area Pomeroy , 0 . RACINE FOOD MARKET Furniture and Appliances Ph. 985-3308 Chester, BUT YOU TO SE I: ~NYBOOY FOR A WHI LE ! THE DAILY SENTINEL . Phone 992 -3284 K ID~ CiOT l O HAVE tVI ~ PPoiHT • MEtH! AND FROM WHAT l HE-A.R) THE PRES IDENT 'S GOT TOO MAN'r' PROBLEMS . Bakers of Good Bread Huntington , W. Va . 1'0 Cioi.T THl ' Chester , Ohio HEINER'S BAKERY APTITUDE TESTING ~ GAUL:s MARKET w \ I'M SORRY, Bakers of Holsum Bread Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy-Member FDIC& Federal Reserve System l:rn•lt I'LL SEE 1HAT OHE OF- HIS ASSISTAN TS QETG IT' BUT THAT'S HO QU ARANTEE THAT 'THE PflES!DfNT' l L EVER READ IT! . OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. . f.RHif. AND J: Wll!.lll floiNt.- 1'0 "IV! You THI.S IHTf. LLI Cif.HCI! TEST~ · ' &UT WI! COULDN~T fiCiUill OUT HOW a BoX OPI.N Middleport, Ohio Family Recreation ..·. Swimming, Camping Fr•nk :il 1111111111~ . MARK V STORE ROYAL OAK PARK nLr~DY ~ ~ . Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors ' Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy GOEGLEIN ~ Ph . 992-3865 Genera I Merchandise Tuppers Plains Ph. 667-3280 SWISHER & LOHSE ' to Pomeroy . LODWICK'S MARKET Devoted To The Greater Ohio Valley I: ·- I were .. ·•·f'·· "' 'I . ".' .... · WAY! run when w .,'''' A FELINE IN A FAMILY 1HE: F'<XJD l WE 1RE &TAI':VED. wher' 6he '. ' " m io;;; t: 1:\ MIDWIFE HEYL WHERE:'5 YOU'LL HUI<T MY DOLLY'<'> 1HIWAT! • With the hope it will. in some m e asure, foster and help sustain that which is ' good i~ family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organi~ations whose names appear below. ! . ___.... --- . ,., Co pyroght 197] ICI!I IIt! l Adnrl111ng ~1V1ce, Inc, Slluburs, Vlrsmlil ' ' TRfE LAWIII ANI' BIGK 15 PLEiollV. SINCE I'M GOING TO &. IN HERE FOR~'IEARS, 6NIVELL'I - WH'i SHOULD I PA'/ YOUR SALAfW ? I'm glad that God and his church have been an important part of my life and of Bob 's. Our life together Will be enriched by this shared reverence, w t: IT. '10 1llE AGE. ~UM Tuesday • Luke 24 28-48 ne~s . w " Oo/E~ - DO elllill' II AU-! .. Monday, • Luke 24 13-27 w . MEN ! Sunday • Mark 16 1- 11 ",, ' WANT 10 FOt? A MIW M-1 FoMA"E JU OO CHAMP) ." ' ~'!HE:: I WA RN e~ ~ I hi TO STAY I DON'T ~ PLENl'f AWAY FROM ~AT ."' '··: l A MOLE W')ULD fXAMPt..E '' .,"'. ~s -' i 3 ~dhelpourfellow 0 ' - --j• w . DAV 1 the Sermonette '" . ' ,., T HIS OADBURN INTERIOR EUE R' B LESSET l • •• ..... "· ··- :·:1; 'IOUNG·UN !! 8/0<- 1'£1<£ i IT-'r iii'! , THEN !I.E CMJ M£€1' a..J MOIVDAI'' VEP .. HE 1 w I~ THAT LEETLE SHIRT-TAIL • that you may know one thing thou 'liickest = l: • c am , confirmat ion classes , ...••' . .., ST . PA\JL LUT H ERA N The Rev . Arthur Lund. J Q BVF BSP J D , BVF BVF QAKDFLQF ZSK OLJP. -DVI..KCJF DVLOCJP .,IJ .... ,,..,.. ,.,.,c ~ • '- '""01 I h OI"' '1 .. ~ . .... Dictated but not read. �• b- Tne ua~y Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., April27, 1973 ...=' .• pastor I' '' '.•" ' .' ..·-' ..,, Su n d ay school (nur POMEROY POMEROY TRIN tT'V Re~o~ . w . H Perr in , pastor . Roy Ma ver , Supt Church school , 9 : 15am ; worship , 10 : 2111 a .m ; youth cho ir rehearsa l Monday , 6 : 30 p .m . • Mrs. . Marvm Burt , d i rector ; senior choir rehe-arsal , 7.30 p m ., Thurs day , Mrs . Paul Nease . direc t or. POMEROY CHURCH O F THE NAZARENE Corner Union and Mulberry . Rev Clyde V He nd erson , pastor . Sunday school , 9 30 a .m .. Glen M cClung, supl .; morning worsh i p , 10 . 30 am .; even ing se r vice, 1 JO ; m 1d -week ser vic e . W ed nesd ay , 7: 30pm . GRACE EPISCOPAL M o r nm g pra y er and sermon, . 10 30 am . Hol y commu n ion ana se r mon , f i r st Sund ays , 10 : 30 a . m Churc h school , k ind erga r t e n . t h r ough eighth grad e, 10 : 30 am , POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Mr . H oy t Allen , Jr , pas tor . Bibl e Sc hool , 9 : 30am ., worsh ip , 10 30 ; adult wors.h l p servic e and you ng p eo p le ' s meeting , both '1 30 p .m Sun day . Wednesday , comb i n e d Bib l e stud y an d p r a yer m e eJing , 7. 30 p .m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ra y W . Wtn 1ng , O ff tc~. r In charg e-; SUnda y . 10 a .m ., Holi ness m ee t ing , 10 . 30 a .m ., Sunda y Sc hool You ng P eopl e 's Leg ion , 7 p .m ; T hur sd a y , 1 t o 3 p m • L ad ies Hom e L ea gue , 7 P m , Prep c la sses SA C R E D H E A RT Rev Father Bernard K. ra jcovn;: , pastor . Phone 99? 28'25 Salurday even ing Ma ss. 1 .JO p m SundaY Mass , a and 10 a . m Confessions , Saturday , 7 7: 30p .m . POMERO Y F IR ST BA PTIS T - Robert Kuhn , pastor ; W 11l iam Watson . Sunday sc hool supl. Sunday school , 9 · 30 a .m , 6YF , 6 p .m , B i bl e S- ludy , W e dnesday , 7 p . m . cho1 r pra c t ic e, Wednesday , B· 30 p m POMERO Y WESLEYAN HOLINE SS CHURCH Harrisonville Road , Rev . O ' Dell Mantey , Pastor , Henr.., Eblin . Sunday School Supt . Sunday School 9 · Jo a . m .• Even i ng worsh i p 7 30 p m , Prayer and Praise service , Thu r sday , 7 30 p m NEA S E SETTLEM E N T CHAP,EL Non denom i na t iona l. George S Oiler, Pastor Svnday School 10 am worship Serv1ce 11 a .m Sunday nigh t serv 1ces 7 : 30 p m . Wednesday Praver meeting 7 30 p m Everyone welc ome . POMERO'V WE STSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W Mai n St - L oren T , St ephe ns. evange l ist, p hone 992 1856 Co n se r va t ive , non InStr umental Sund a y w o r Ship, 10 am , B 1ble study , 11 am , worsh i p , 6 p m . Wednesday Bible study, 7 o .m MIDWAY COMMUNI"TY CHURCH (non . La ngsvi l le d en om in at ion a I J, DeM ter Road , t he R ev . Wo rl ey Haley. pa stor. Sun da v school, 10 a . m , even 1ng wors h ip . 7 ~ 30 p .m P r a ye r meet1ng, T uesda y , 7 : 30 p m , youth g r ou p , F ri day, 7 · 30 p m . PORTLAND Worsh i p 1 30 P m • Church School 9 . 30 a m SU TTO N Wor"'hip , 11 am story adu lt ). 9 . 15 am .; Charles EvJtns , Christ.an Education Su pl. ; worship servu:; e, 10 :JO 1nd and 4th Sundays. Church Sctlool 10 a m W E.SLEY AN ( R a~tne) Tuesday . 7 8 : 15, junior coo f i rmat io n class, t 1 me se t weekly , senio r con fFrmal ion S~ hoot , 10 a .m class Senior ch oir . 7 JO . P m . Worship , ll am • Church NORT H EA ST CL U STE R Rev . Jacob Leh m an Rev . Sta n ley B ran d urn JOPPA Wor shi p 10 am .. Chu r ch Sc hool 9 a m , Pray e r M~etmg , Wednesd ay , 8 p m . LO N G BO"TT OM Chu r ch se rv tces. 9 am .; Sun day Sc hool 9 45 am Btble Stu dy ever.v "Thursday , 7· 30 p .m . N OR TH B ET H EL wor sh1p 11 a . m . . Church Sc hool to P m , evcnirg worsh i p , 7 . 30 P m B•blc study, Wednesday , l 30 p .m . MT . U N ION B A P T I ST Rev Ce<:tl Cox. "astor , Svn da.y Sc hool sup! ., J.o~ Sa yre . Sunday School. 9 : 45 am .; Su nday even •ng worsh ip , 7 30 Wednesday prayer and Bi bl e study, 7 . 30 p m "TUPPERS PLA I NS C H RISTIAN C H URC H Eugene Underwood , pastor . Howard Caldwell, Jr _, Sun day Sc hoot Sup! , Su nday Sch oo l. 9 . 30 am ; Morn ing sermon . 10 30 am ; Sunday e\lenlng se rv 1ce. 1 p m LETART FALLS U N I TED BRETI-tREN Rev Freeland Norr is, pastor . Fl oyd Norr 1!., sup! Su nda y school , 9 30 am .; morntng sermon, 10 3Q am .; Pray e r servtee, Wednesday. 1 30 p m . C H ES HIR E CHURCH OF GO O OF PR O P H ECY . G . P . Sm1th , pastor . Su nday School, 10 a .m . Arthur Hen son , Su pt , Morn1ng Wor sh 1p , ll am . , Young Peoples service , 7 p m . , E"enmg service , 7 · :JO p .m W ed nesday M i d -Week Prayer ser vt ce-, 7 : 30 p m .- Youth meetmg 6· 30 p m , Even1ng worship, 7. 30 p m C H ES "'T E R C HURCH OF T HE NAZA RE NE Rev Herber! Grate, pastor Wor ship serv tc e, 11 am . and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hoo l , 9 30 a .m . R ic hard Bartoo , supt Pra..,er rneet1ng , Wed ne sday , 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRI ST Clifford Smith min1 s ter Su nday School 9 · 30 am , morn1ng church 10 30 a m , Sunday evening serv1ce. 7 30 p m Wednesday service, a pm LAUR E L CLIFF FREE METHODI ST Rev Robert E Buckl e y , pas t or William Ba11ey , su pt ; Sunday schoo l 9 · 30 am .,· morn ing worship , 10 : 30 am . evening worsh1p , 7 ' 30 p m Wednesday Christian Youth Crusade, 6 30 p .m , p r ayer meeti ng , 7 30 p m , Thursday c ho1r prar:t 1c e, 7 pm Tue!iday sEVE N T H . o A y A o _ • VE NT IST Located on Mulberr'l' He igh ts , near '' Vet erans M emor i a l Hospi tal , ' ,, Pomeroy . Pastor Herb ert h •llr Mon,;~an Sa bbath Sc hool , every S aturd;;~yal 2 p . m andworsh 1 p ' ,I ,•"'' .... 1. servtce lollow ing at 3 15 p m . + •' • Open B1ble d1scusston each am . ,· T.h ursday at 7 . 30 p rn at th e ALF R E D - Su nday sch OOl , t:= c hurch " Th e Fr 1endly 9 4S am . each Sun day , Church ." prea c hmg at 11 am . each G R A H A M U N 1T E D Su nday Praye r m-eetJng , 7 45 M E THODI ST Prea ch 1ng pm Wednesday , W SCS. 8p .m . 9 . 30 am ., f irs t and second on lhtrd T uesd.;ty ea<:h month. ' Sundays of each month ; th i r a-'" REE D SV ILLE Sunday .~ and fourth Su ndays l!ach schoo l , 9 · 30 , preach1ng , 7 . 30 month , worsh ip serv1ce at 7. 30 P m Su ndav . prayer meetmg , (• p m Wednesdav even ings at 7 30 P m Tu esday , W SCS, 7 : 30 '1 . 30, Prayer and B i b le Study f 1r s. t Thur sday each month , • FlllST SOUTH E RN BAP SILVER R I D G E - Worsh tp T IS"T 282 Mulberry Av.e . . 1 0 am . . Church Sch ool , 9 a .m V' Pomeroy , affdtated With TUPP E RS PLA I N S •\ ~ ' S B .C.. the Rev J:red Hi ll, Worship 9 am • Ch urch pastor , Hershe l McClure . Sc hoo l. tO am Sunday school s.upt. Su nday KENO CHI 1 RCH OF schoo l , 9 : 30 am , morning CHRI ST Hobart N ewe ll, worsh ip , 10 JO a rn , Sunday su o! Service weekly , 9 30 am . evange l iS t i c meet ing , 7. 30 p m Ofl Sunday Prea cho ng f~r s t and Prayer mee t ing, Wednesday , lh~rd Sundays o f mon t h by ~· 7. 30 p m Cl 1fford Sm 1th , 9 130 am . MIDDLEPORT HOB S ON CHRISTIAN MT . MORIAH BAPTIST UNION Darrel Ooddrdl. Corner F ourth and Ma 1n pastor . Sunday School, 9 30 Middlepo r t Rev Henry Kev : a .m . Leonard Gilmore, f irst Jr , pas t or SundaySchool,9 . 30 el der , even1ng se r v oc e, 7 30 am , M r s Ervm Baumgard - P m . Wednesday prayer ner , supt . Morn1ng worsh ip, meetmg , 7 30 p .m I' 10 . 45 am MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF Io JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES GOD - Racme Route 2 The I' Lar r y Carnah an , p r e s 1d 1 ng Rev Charles Hand , pa s tor mm 1s ter . Sunday, B1ble lee Sunday school , 9 45 a , m , tv r e . 9 · 30 am ., Watchto w er morn1ng worSh i p , 1 1 am Io Although the Great Salt study, 10 30 a .m ., T 1 esd ay , Evenmgserv~ees , T uesdayand Lake is fed by fr eshwater B tble study , 7 30 p m , Thurs Fr1 day , 7: 30 streams and has no connec. day , m i n1stry school , 7 3 0 BEARWALLOW RIDGE p m , serviCe meeting 8 · 30 CHUR CH OF CH~I S T . B1b le tion with the ocean, it is p m study, 9 30 am ; mo rn i ng · about six tim es as salty as MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of worsh1p , 10 30 am , even1ng the ocean . Chru.t m Chn sf1an Union worsh1p , 6 30 P m Wednesday La wr e n ce M a n tey, pas t or , B1b l e study, 7 30 p .m Mrs . Russell You ng, Sun d ay UNITED MINISTRY OF D EX TER CHURCH OF ; Sc hool Supt Sun day Sch oo l MEIGS COUNTY , Th e Unit ed CHRI S T· D a nn y E v"ns , 9 ; 30 a m E v en 1ng w o r sh 1p , Pr es byt enan Church , D w 1ght pas t or . No r ma n C. Will, su p t 1 ·.~7 30 W e dn esday pr aye r L Zav1tz, Pa s t o r D1 r ec l or , SIJnday School 9 30 a m ; o o 0 mee tmg. 7 . 30 p m George W H utton and Rev Worsh 1p servtce , 10 30 a m . MT . MORIAH CHUR:CH OF L1nson St ebbins, Ass't P asto r Christ i an Endeavo r Sun d ay even1ng GOD - Raci n e Ro ut e 2, the D1 r ec tor s. Rev James M Mu n cy, pastor FIRST UNITED PRES · REORGANIZED CHURCH S unday scho ol. 9 .45 a m ; BYTE RIA N , M 1d d 1 e OF JESUS CHRIST OF morn mg wor sh 1p , 11 a m , por t , Sunday Chu r c h Sc hooL LATTER DAY SAINTS evenmg w orsh 1p , 7; 30 p m Sc hoo l. 9 · 30 a .m , M r s H om~r Porlla n d Ra c in e Road Ra l ph P r ay er mee t 1n g, Tuesday , 7 30 Lee , Supt, Mo r n1ng Wo r sh1p Johnson, pastor H e r be rf (Lukel8:18-22) · p .m, You n g p eop le's meet 1ng, 10 . 30 am Wh1te, Su nday Sc hoo l D 1rec t or . Think briefly of the story of the rich young ruler, as riches 7 30 p .m Th u r sda y F I R S T U N I T E D Sunday Scho ol 9 30 a m . , RUTLAND CHURCH OF PRESBYTERIAN, Mtd - Mo r n1ng wo r sh .p , 10 30 am , .... stood between him and Cllrist. We are saved by grace. Grace is I " GOD -B e r th a K 1 n g r ey, dl e porl , Su nda y Chu r ch Sch o ol, Sunday eve n mg service 7 p rn Wimerited favor, we do not merit be born, we do not merit the su b s t i tul e p as l o r Sun da y 9 30 a m . Lew 1s Sa u e r , Supt, Wed n esday even1 n g p r aye r Sc hoo l. 10 am , w o r s h i p M orn ing Wor sh i p , 10 30 a m services, 7 30 p .m everyday blessi~s of life. As we s~e life, health, home, family, se rv tc e , 7 p m Sund a y Pr a y er MT. OLIVE CHURCH BETHLEHEM BAPTIST fnends, and phySical strength contmued, we remain ungrateful m ee ting , Wedn e~day , 7 JO p m Lon g Bo tt o m . Sunda y Sc hool , G r eat Ben d , Cha rl es N or ri s, ' HAZEL II -COMMU N 1TY 10 am w1th W il lar d P IQO II , pas tor W or sh iP se rv 1ce, 9 30 for unmerited blessings, CHURCH - N ear L ong Bot su pt Evangei 1S I m ess a ge ea ch a m , Su nda y Sc hool , 10 30 We gulp down food wlthoutthanks, grumble at wages, prices, to m Esti l Hart , pa slor, R oy Sun day ev en 1ng, 7 30 p .m. b y am Brown , a ss1s t ant pa s t or . Etde r Ru sse tt Cl1n e , mm 1st er CARLETON CHURCH ~ 1 r \etc. We withhold service and means from God, we spend time Sund a y sc hool . lO a m , Ch u r ch of the A PO!:. IOI 1c F a ll h B 1b le K in gsbury R o ad Su n day 7 30 p m each Sunday Study, We dnesd ay , 7 30 p m . Sc hool, 9 30 am , R al p h Carl , even1 ng . p r ay er m eetmg, 7· JO F I R S T U N I T E 0 supt Wors h ip se r v 1ce, 10 : 30 p _m Thu r sday PRESBYTERIAN , Syracuse. a m af)d 7 30 p m a lf ern at e l \' MIDDLEPORT PEN · Morni n g Wors h tp, 9 am .• P r aye r meeltng, W edn esday, TECOSTAL - T h1r d Ave, t he Su n d ay Ch urc h Schoo l , 10 a .m 7 JO p m . Rev Jay Stil es, casto r R ev Will iAm Knittel. p astor M r s Sam pson H a ll , Sup ! foolishly and selfishly. Certainly we do not deserve to be saved OLD DEXTER CON n a ld Dugan , Sunda y Schoof STIVERSVILLE COM ' Ro CHURCH Su pt Classes f or a ll ages , MUNITY CHURCH - Su nd ay GREGATIONAL and inherit eternal life. Rev Car t R 1char ds , e v en mg se r vice, 7 30 p .m , sc hool se r v1ce, 10 a m , Pr a yer We have sinned, transgressed God's eternal law, marred this Mrs W or l e-y B1 b le stud y, W edn es da y, 7 30 mee t1n g , Th u r sd ay, 7 p .m .. p as t o r' p .m yo uth se rvt ces, Fr1day, Sunda y evening se r v1ce, 7 p m Fra n c i s, Sunday sch ool su p! . ::; :' beautiful world, led others downward through our influence. We 7 30 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Sund ay school, 9 45 a m . ::; deserve only death (but what a glorious act of grace was the FREEWILL BAPTIST Pom e roy - H a rr1 so n v dl e c h urc h serv1ces, second and Corner A sh and Pl u,m, M 1d Roa d Ke nn eth E bert s, pa st or fo u r th Su nd a y s fo11owmg Cr oss). ~ · (Jl e port , No e l H e rrman . Pau l M cE l r oy , Sun d ay Sc ho o f Sund a y sc hoo l , fir st and third Yet we must do something inherit eternal life. Faith itself pa s t o r Saturda y eve n 1ng Sup t Su nd ay Scho o l 9 30 am ; Sun day ev en m gs , 7 : 30 pm se rvt ce, 7 p m Sun da y sc hoo l . mor n1 ng wor sh i p a n d co m LONG BOTTOM ~l~ ;. is active. Faith in Christ as the Son of God excludes hwnanlstic 10 am , Sun d ay eve n tng mu n1 on , 10 30 am , Su n da y CHRISTIAN ~ Mr Rob er t wo r shrp , 7 p m cven mg you th Ch rrs t i an e n - W ya tt . p a stor ; Su nday School ~ :· notions. However £aith produces works to prove it : FIRST BAPTIST of M 1d dea vor, 6 JO, Wo r sh iP ser - Supt., Ro n al d Os bo r ne, B 1b fe : ', •. (1) Christ as Saviour - complete trust. d leporl. corn er of 5rxt h and v i ces, Su n da y , 7 30 p m. Schoo l , 9 30 a m ., p re ac h ,ng '''t PI'at r.~e r 'St r eets R ev Ch a r les ' W e d'n esdav - eve n i n Q p r a y e r ~o ~5p amm ·. •~..v ening se r v1ces , •..!c.--- · (2) Christ as L.ord - complete olieafe'nee:· · •~· Si m o n s, p-a s lo r D;,n ny mee lln g and B1b le s tu d y, 7 30 r ' ' (3) Christ'iis Son of God -complete worship. Tho mpso n , Su nd ay Sc ho ol P ·m ' "YSELL ~UN F~~E (' Su p eri nt e ndent S und ay ST . JOHN LUTHERAN METHODIST - Ro nald Well s, Repentance does something; sorrow for sin is only the '' P. me Grove, the R ev A rt hu r pas to r . Sund ay Schbol 9 30 c hurch sch oo l for ev ery on e starting point of sincere repentance. Repentance, as an act m 9 15 a m , Mo r n1n g w o r s h ip Combs, p as tor . Su nd ay schoo l , am , M or n tn g wor sh •p' , 10· 30 10 · 15 a .m , Ev en 1ng servi ces. 9 30 a m , ch u rc h se rv 1ces, a m , Y ou ng P eop le's Se r v1ce I• conversion, is the definite turning from that which condemns to 7 30 p m ; W ed n esday pr a y er 10 30 a rn 6 45 p m .. E v a n g e l iS t ic" se r that which saves. We must bring forth fruits in our own hfe se r ViCe, 7.30 p m . Ex tra you th BRADBURY CHURCH OF v1ce. 7 30 p m Pray e r a c i 1ViiH !S on Sunda y, 5 p .m , CHRIST . Bibl e Sc; h oo l , 9 30 mee t 1ng. T h ur sday , 7 . 30 p rn \'' worthy of repentance. f o r all youth up to s1xt h grade . a .m. mo r n m g w orS h ip , 10. 30 FREEDOM GOSPEL I I' 6 · Jo ror run 1.or and se n1 or h 1gtJ a m Sun day ev en 1ng Worsh i p MISSION - Ba ld Kn obs, Re v Confession is a definite act, as baptism is an act of obedience. I ' stud ents Se r vi ce, 7 30 p m , c ho1r L R G lues en camp , p as tor The Christian life if composed of faith and action; giving CHURCH OF CHRIST , p ractice Sun d ay an'd W ed · Rog er W 1tfr ed , Sr , Sun da y M i ddleport. Sth a n d Ma 1n nes d a y , 7 P m, Pray e r m e~ tin g Sc hoo l Su pt Sunday Sc hool more than intellectual assent to principles of Christianity, Ra vlin Moy e r , pa stor. M1 c ha e! an d B Jbl e Study Wedn esd ay, 9 30 a m . Sun d ay eve n1n g ' following Christ and keeping His commandments . Ge rl ac h, Sunda y Sc hooJ sup! 7 JO p . m w ors h tp 7 30 Pr aye r m ee t 1ng , I ' Btble Sch oo l , 9 30 am ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Tu esday, 7 30 p m Ern es t ONE THING THOU LACKEST: mornm g wor sh i p, 10 30 am ;' ' R ev F r eel and Norris, p as to r You th D eete r , c l ass lead er " (I) Note how uncompromising Jesus is; ( 2) There are other ev en 1ng wor shtp , 7: 30 p m ; Sunpay sc hoo l 10 am ., Chu rch .m ee l tn g, W e dn es day , 7 30 pra ye r serv 1ce 7 p m W ed ser v 1ce , 7 p m W ed n esda y p , m , E r nes t D ee ter . leader ,,. examples of those who lacked one thing, for example, the n esday B1ble St u d y , 7 p .m MT . HERMON CHURCH OF MIDDLEPORT . CHURCH RACINE FIRST CHURCH THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Ethiopian eunuch, and Cornelius. OF THE NAZARENE -- R ev OF THE NAZARENE CHR' IST R ob e r l Shook, Many men and women today lack one thing. That one thing is Audry Miller , pa stor , Lew is Sun d a y Sc h ool, 9 . 30 a m , pasto r Su nd ay sc hool , 9 · 30 Elli s, Sunday school supt , Mor n 1n g Wor sh 1p , 10 . 30 am , a m ., Ru sse ll Spen cer , sup t , submission to Jesus Christ. Friend, as you read this message, Su nday sct'lool , 9 : 30 a .ljl , E v enm g wor Sh ip , 7 30 p m ; wor ship se r vice , 10 45 a m , you cannot say I do not know; you can now say, I do know. So I mornmg wor s h ip , 10 30; 1un 1or Wedn esday M ld ,Week. Se rvi ce evc nm g w or sh i p alt ernat i ng society , 6 30 p m NYP S, 6 45 Sun day Sc l1 oo l ~ up e nnt e nd e nt , w 1th C E a t 7 30 p .m. on say to you, please do nolle! death find you with one thing lacking. p m Sunday evan g eli s t iC Ge r al d W e lls Pastor , R ev . Su nda y P r aye r m e et m g , 7 30 As christians it is our duty help enlarge the Kingdom of meet tng . 7 , 30 p m . Prayer Morr is M Wol f e , p m . W edn esday . A lfr ed Wolf e, meet 1ng . Wednesday, 7 30 p m .,. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST la y lea d er God ~nd to love one another as God has loved us. We are all a part MEIGS E dward B . FiSC h er , pa sto r WHITE'S CHAPEL C00PERA11VE in te fl m. Ronnt e Salse r , Cool v ille R D R ev Roy D ee t er , of th1s redeemed community and we have an obligation to get PARISH Sund a y Sc l1ool SIJPI , Sunday pas to r . Sunday school, 9 JC ;._.know man. I hope message can fulfill this "THE UNITED Sc hool. 9 : 30 a m , m o rn 1ng a m , w o r sh1p serv •ce, 10 30 METHODIST CHURCH wo r sh ip 10 45 il m · Sun d a ..,- a m 6 1bl e st u d y a nd pra yer obligation. My deepest thanks wall tliose who have taken time sennce, Wedn esday , 7 . 30 p m . Roberf R Card eve n in g wo r shi P~ i 30 p m read this message. - Rev. Robert E. Buckley, pastor, Laurel RUTLAND Director Wed n esd ay eve mg B tbl e s tud y. POMEROY CLUSTER , 7 30 p .m RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Cliff Free Methodist Church. I Rev . Robert R . Card DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Samuel J a ckso n , p as l or Su nda y Schoo l, 10 a m , Rev F . Stanten Sm1fh Rev . La wr ence Su lliv a n CHESTER Wor sh iP 9 t 5 pas tor . Sunday Sc hool 9 36 Mr s Ge rlr u d e But le r , supt a ,m : ; Church Sc hoo l 10 a .m am ; yout h an d jun io r y outh Pr a..,er se r vice, 1 30 p m , ENTERPRISE - Wor sh l p , 9 se r v 1ce, 6 45 pm , ev e n 1n g pr e a c h 1n g se r vice, 2 p .m VISITS SCHOOL. . CI..UB MEETS am , Chur c h Sch ool, 10 am . wors h 1p , 7 JO p m , pra yer and RUTLAND CHURCH OF Karen Bagent of the Madison FLA"TWOODS - W or sh1p , 11 pratse, W ed n esday, 7 30 p rn At a recent meeting of the CHRIST - K et lh ~ 1 s e, pa sto r . ; Ch u rch Schoo l 10 a m SILVER RUN FREE Sun day Sc h oo f, 9 : 30 a.m, v . H . "New Me" Club, Connie School, Newark, a pari of the a m POMEROY Wor s h t p , BAPTIST R ev Howard Bra le y , supl ; w or sh iP se rv ic e Putman was declared the Licking Valley School District, 10 30 a m; Church Sc hool 9 15 K1 m b le, p as tor Su n d ay Sc h ool , and c om m un to n . 10 30 a m ., am . UMYF 6· 30 p m . 10 a m . Henry D av 1s, supt ., e-ve n1n g se r vice, 7 p m , queen for a weight loss of six recently visited the Pomeroy ROCK SPRINGS - Wor Sh i p eveni n g serv 1ce. 7 30 p m . W edn es day , Bt b le study , 7 p m 10 am , Chur c h scnool 9 a m ; P r aye r m ee tm g, T h ur sd a y Reg ul a r bo a rd m e et mg, th1 r d poWids. Mrs. Ruth Putman Elementary School. Earlier UMYF 6 :30pm 7 30 p ,m ' Sa t u rd a y ea c h mon t h , 7 p m MIDDLEPORTCLUSTER (; H,ESTER CHURCH OF RUTLANCJ COMMUNITY hosted the meeting. "Pig" this year she had visited the Rev . Robert Bumgarner GOD Rev J am es Sat - CHURCH T h e Rev Lee tricks were performed by the Pomeroy school to observe the HEATH W or sh tp 10 30 d erf te ld , p as tor Sun da y schoo l, Bu rn e m 1 P a s t o rSund a y six members showing a weight reading program which has a m ;C hur c h Schoo i9 ·30a m .; 9 30 a .m .. w orship se r v1ce , 11 Sc h ool 9 30 a m , W or sh 1p F 7 p m. a . m , eve n ing se rv ice, 7 , serv 1c e , 11 a m Wedn esd ay gam. Winning the door prize been followed by the Madison UMY RUTLAND - Wor sh1p• 9 I S praye r se rv 1ce an d you th praye r mee h ng , 7 30 p m Su nd a y ntgh t w o r sh 1p , 7 30 was Carol Sayre and a birthday SchooL She reported thai the a m , Chur c h Scho o l 10 am , ser v1ce, Wednes d ay, 7 p m U M YF 7 p m . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN pm program has been £W1ctioning celebra~ion honored Marlene SALEM CENTER Wo r CHURCH - Robert E . M usse r , RUTLAND CHURCH OF R ev • Putman with members well at the Madison School and sht p 9 a .m , Chu r ch Sc.h oo l 10 pas to r Sun d ay Sc hoo l, 9 JO THE NAZARENE am , UMVF Thursday , 7 p m . am .. R o b e rt B o bo s upt Ll oyd D G r im m, Jr, pa stor . •• presenting her gifts. Refresh- conferred with several of the SYRACUS.:= CLUSTER mo rn 1ng w o r Sh i p, ' 10 30 : Sun d a y Sc h oo l , 9'· 30 a . m , Rev . Merrell Floyd., Sund ay even1 ng se rv ice , 7 30; M or ning w o r ship, 10 30 a m at the Pomeroy ments were. served by the staff whlle ASBURY Wor s h 1p 1 1 Mid -weekserv ic e, W ed n esd ay You n g p eople's se r v1ce, 6 45 am ; Chur c h Schoo l9 so am ., 7 30 p m . ' p . m . . Eva n gel1sfic s er vice, school. hostess. W SCS, l si Tuesda y . SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 7 . 30 .P m W ed nesd a y ev e n in g THE NAZARENE - ~ev . M . serv1ce , 7 30 p m FOREST RUN ~ Wor sh1p 9 . a m , Chur c h Sc hool 10 a . m , C La ri mo r e, pa s t o r Bo b HAVE EASTER GUESTS MASON COUNTY SCS, Jrd W edn esda y , 7.3 0 M oo r e. Sunday Scho ol Sup t THE HILAND CHAPEL , AITEND SERVICES Mr . and Mrs. Charles PW m Su nd ay School, classes f or a ll George Casto , pas tor Sun day MINERSVILLE Worshi P ages, 9 30 am , mo r n 1ng Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Orth and Bealmear, Charles, J~ .. Sc hool , 9 · 30 . even1ng w o r sh i p , 10 a m , Ch ur ch Sc hool 9 am , wo r shi p . 10 45 , N Y P S Sun d ay , 7 JO . ThUrsday eve n ing p ray er Mrs. T. M. Cotterill, Jill Joan Kenneth, Peggy and Perry, W SCS, Jrd M onday , 7 30 p .m . 6· ::10 p .m , eva ngei1St1c se r vice se r v 1cc ." "7 ' '3 0"~ m SYRACUSE C h urc h Sund a y , 7 30 p m . M 1d week MASON FIRST BAPTIST and Jennifer, Carroll were - Baltimore, Md ., spent the sc hoo l , 9 a .m ; wor sh 1p se r - praye r meet1ng , Wednes d ay , Second and Pomer oy Si s , Stan Easter guests of Mrs. J . Ed- Easter weekend visiting her V I CE', 7 30 P m 7 30 p m ., Mrss ton ar y meeting Cr a1g, pa stor Sun d ay sc hoo l , SOUTHERN CLUSTER second Wednesd a y 7 JO p m ' 9 : 45am , wo r sh i p ser v•ce, 11 ward Foster. On Wednesday sister, Mrs. Betty Frazier, Rev . FrankCheesebrew UNITED FAITH NON : am .. t ra 1n 1ng u n 1or•• 6 30 Mrs. Foster and her daughter, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Rev . Martha Ann Mattner DENOMINATIONAL Rev p m .. even 1ng wo r Sh i p se r vic e, Rev . Howard Stuv e ley Robe rt Sm1 th, pasto r . Su n day 7: 30 p m M 1d -w ee k p r a y er' Mrs. Gene Yost, Racine went Russell McDaniel, Pomeroy. BETHANY (Dorcas) sc hool , 9 JO am, class leader , serv1ce, Wed n esd a y , 7 30 p m Carroll for the graveside They also visited other W or sh 1p, 9 30 a m ; Ch u r ch Leo Hi ll , worship se r vice , FAIRVIEW BIBLE Sc hoo l 10 : 30 a.m 10 30 am , ch u r c h , 7 ~0 p m CHURCH - Leta rt Rout e l, th e services £or Mrs . George relatives in Meigs and Mason CARMEL Wor sh ip , 11 E 0 E N U N 1 T E- D Rev Stan C ra 1g , p astor . am , l si and 3r d Su nda ys, BR E THREN IN CHRIST _ Su nday sch ool 9 30 a m .• Bradfield, San Diego, Calif. Counties. Ch u r c h Sc hoo l , 10 a m El do n R Blak e p ast o r Sun da y p r ayer an d Btb l e stu d y , 7·30 Mrs. Bradfield was the mother APPLE GROVE - Wors hi p, Sc h ool. 10 ~ m , Winn i e P m Co ff age p ra y er ser v 1ce , 7 30 p m f 1r st and fh tr d Sun . H olSinger Sup t Nl.o rn 1ng Tuesday , 10 a m , wor sh1p of Mrs . George Webster. days , Chur c t'l sc ho ol, 9 30 sermon. 11 am , Even 1ng II servi,:e, Frt d ay , 7· 30 p m Among the others attending MAKE TRIP a m ., pr ayer mee t ing , f tr st serv1 ce Chr1SI1an Endea v or MASON CHURCH OF W e dnesda y, 7 30 p m . 7 30 p m , Mrs Lyd~ CH R 1ST Wor sh ip 10 a m , were Mrs. Lew Lesniak, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner and EAST LETART - Wor Shi p , Ch evalie r , pres1den l Song B 1blc s t udy , 1 1 15 a m ., Vincent Martin, Middleport, 7· 30 P m, secon d and f ou rt h scrv1ce and sermon , 8 . 20 M id Clifton, N. J., a granddaughter. evening worsh 1p , 7 30 p .m , , • Su nda ys ; c h u r c h sc hool. 9 30 Week prayer meet 1ng Wed ~ M i d -week servtce , Wednesd a y, accompamed Kenny See to a .m : pra yer mee t ing, l h1rd nes day , 7 JO p m M r s Mane 7 JO p m HuntmgtonThursdaywherehe Wed n esda v . 7 · 30 P.m Hots 1ngJi!r , class leade r MASON ASSEMBLY OF • .<= . GREAT BEND - Wor ship 11 CHURCH OF JESUS 1 GOD - second St, M ason. w. was exammed at the Veterans a m ., 2nd and 4th Su n days , cHRI ST - Loc a t ed at R ut tand 1/a . Che!>ter Ten n an t , pa stor l! Sunday school , 10 a . m ; Admimstration Hospital Chu r ch Sch ool, 10 a m . o_n New Lrma Road. next to · LE"TART FALLS ~ WorShip , Forest Acre Pa r k , Rev Ray rnornmg worsh1p , 11 a m ; IU a •1 · 1 rourch schoo l , 9 am , Ro use , Pastor , Robe rt Musser SCHEDULE SALES evange l istic serv1c e, 1 30 p m . B1ble study, 7 · 30 p .m eve r y Sunday School supt . sundaY B 1b )e !>fudy and p r a yer se r v ice, II In addition to a bake. sale at Tuesda y :>..:hoo t, 10 30 a .m , worsh ip Wednesday , 1 30 p m Ph on e TO MEET ' 773 s 133 the New York Clothing .House 7 30' p m Btble study , Wed 'I A special meetin g of all men HARTFORP CHURCH OF n~;:~d ay , 7:30 p m Saturday from 9 a.m. ~p .m. Saturday, STAR - W orSh ip n1gh l p r ayer servJ c l'! , 7. 30 p m CHRIST 1n Chnstia.n Union ' of the Meigs Omnty Men 's 9 MORNING 30 a m ; Church Sc hool 10 30 Tt1f: Rev . Wttliam Ca mp be ll , HEMLOCK GROV E I , the Meigs Band Boosters will Fellowship of Jhe Churches of am , M Jd W ee k Service , CHRISTIAN pa s tor Sunday sc hoo l, 9 JO ,........ Roge r Wa •son , ~. hold. bake sales at the Jones Wednescta y •. a p .m . am . Ja m es Hughes, su pt. , p aslo~ ; Ra v Whdley. supf . , -~ lk>yo and' at a Middleport Christ will be held at 7:30p.m. MORSE CHAPEL Wor -. ('lflorn1ng worship, 9 30 am , even in g service, 7. 30 pm . sn:,p 11 am , l!;t an d 3r d V..ednes da y eveni n g pr aye r church scnool, l O· Jo a m , Monday at the Brii tlbury Sundays r Ch u r c h Sc hooL 10 YOvng people 's mee t 1n g , 6 · 30 •nce l ing , 7 · 30 p m 'r' OUt h location yet be deloinnined. a 1n 1 Chur<h of Christ. p ra'(ar ! erv ice each l fuesda y ~ ..., ,_ : . ' "" ..,, ,.. \' ,, '" .. c ,, . "' '' ' J. '"I,,' : I'M GOING ' 10 66TAN ' I should have known everything would be all right when I took Bob home to the ranch during spring break. One of the nicest things about our falling in love has been finding that we agree about almost everything under the sun . Bob won Mom 's heart the minute we got there. Laurie, my little sister, asked, "Come see my bird's nest?" HSure," Bob s aid , and away they went. Mom beamed. She thinks anyone who likes children and birds is all right. Later, Bob played basketball with my brothers and tinkered with the tractor, getting black and greasy right along with Dad. Everybody loved him . Sunday we all went to church. Standmg there, singing with Bob, my family close by, I thanked God for His good- Wednesday • I Corinthians 15 12-28 • Thursday Romans 9 ! -24 j" Friday • Romans 9 25-33 • .• ~ M155111NKL~~~ IHA"T'.'l ALLI IS MAKING !> I 1<1\NGE NEED... PLAY 0 I • Saturday Romans 10 1-21 I'=;;;;;:;;~- SOUND5. I IHINK E YOU'D BETTER GO 5EE WHAT/5 WRC JG-! .:-~ - < ~ ~ ~ I Your chur!ih offers joyous fellowship. Why don 't you go -and take your family with you? ~ CAREFUL/ • ...' ' GASO!JNE ALLEY a 6mall chi I'! . Meins County Branch GAULS SHAKE HAVEN ' THE ATHENS COUN!Y SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Short Ord e r A ir Conditioned Resta u rant St. Rt. 7 Chester , Ohio 296 W. Second SUNDAY liMES-SENTINEL . THE ~A.RMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. 1p~~:!:!~;;=;~!!;:~~~ 15 . Airport (2 wds. ) abbrevia- - ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 'SOME FLOWER'S, ·LIKE HOLL.'IHOCK<;. 6110W VE~VTAU.! 0 . B.A. ANTHONY PLUMBING and HEATING 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992-35.50 . Middleport. Ohio AMANDA PANDA CARPET-LAND, !NC. . MUNTG JMERY WARD CATALOGUE STORE Mr . and Mrs. Charles R. Sheets 106 Court St . Pomeroy 992-3001 SADIE'S MARKET ' P. J. PAULEY, .AGENT Nationwide Insu ran c e Co. of Columbus , 0 . Meats and Groceries 992 -3986 Syracuse . 307 Spring Ave. Ph. 992-2318 «. AND MON.e'Y T' 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992-2178 e<e'T' BACK r· PFtE~TWICK ' . Attend-the Church of Your Choice AIRPORT-- OR TM! N~ARe<!>r MIDDLPORT BOOK STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE AMI!RtCAN Ph . 992-3498 ' I cotton Robert 38. Engli•h 2§, TiUe in 9. Actress Moreno 10. Appoint- India 27.---- out (supple· ment) 29. Least agitated 33. Correct 34. Sailor 35. Villam of drama ment 14. Imitation 19. Alpine ZO. !dell ned Zl. Farmer of India ZZ. Sioux college LL jPY1'BIIf [J 39. Dessert wine 40. Against 4Z. "Never" m Nur· emb"'g 43. 1925 hit song I0 JII\JIR.'i1' HOW "TO E>ET RIP' OF t Ll lEA~. A~f~A.:.:II ~NT,Df ,;:Y<d---,-,~ ' Now arranp the circled Jetton ~ \ j 1 --to fonn the lwprlM aMWer, u _ _ . IU(. . .ted by the aboYe . - _ I Pridei'IIPNIIIISW!IIItn I r X1 X HI II ::t (Mlwen tomon:aw} Ye11erda7•• I J~tmble•l kNILL PAGAN CARNAL VfRSUS j Aruwera Jf'hal rile Mptl! m¥,.flt bll!eomeA "PANE" IN THE NI~K \ Pl \ ' l I S Snoopy Kindest regards, S;w :3l:•t- DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW ODe letter simply standoi lor another. In this sample A is UHd for the three L'~, X for the two O's, etc. Single letten, o~ba, the lenrth and lonnotlon of the word• are all biota. &aeb day the ~ode lellera are dlllerent. Ia KFCJFZ, .. ·~~z:-.c:::::.- r7 'c 1.. A U V B F K Bulova Watches - Sales & Servl co 186 N . Second I . Middleport ' Shirley B. The same 1 36. Irene or CRYPTOQUOTBS F. J. WALLACE, JEWELERS ' NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE CON~UL' Church and Office Supplies . Gilts 992-2641 Mlddloporl 23. Baseball immortal 25. Egyplian I SIWIJO - f5. To the point CAPfAIN EASY Authorized Catalog Merc hant Louis W . Osborne 0. \AlL • Pomeroy SEARS RIDENOUR SUPPLY DoN'T 6fl'.oW AT ALL-! Free E stimates · Guaranteed Installation I fORGE-T· ME-NOT5, V~ ' Ph. 992-7590 116 W . Main 'SOME, (..IK~ Yeaterday's Anawer - 7. Acttess Marsh l..lttlest of the llller Ethically bankrupt Harte· "'"'?f?,W beest L-'-"'----"""'~ -.- 28. song· Popular stress (2 wds.) 30. Binge 31. Type of movie, circa 1928 Sl. Greet U. Baronet's title 31. Materfamilias 38. Spire i ornament :i 41. Pop~iar •• • ~lpgtng £ ,... , --- star (2 words) Unstramble these fourJumbltl,. one letter to each square, to form four ordinary word1. flax tion 18. Scottish "uncle" THE DAILY SENTINEL Middleport 100 Years in Pomeroy Kermit Walton 'IOU N' FER? Sell it with a Sentinel Display ad. Phone 992-2156 M&R FOODLINER . Pomeroy . . singing Popular r]~~~~~~~:~fl" star IN TARNATION ~lg~~;f:f..::f:i::t.c DOWN 1. Glut 2.1ntrigue 3. Spirit lamp 4. Secular 5. Generous 6. Made of - " . Old U. S. 33 Ph. 992-7735 Slop In and See Us . . . u.s. ( Forll)erly Domigans} New Owner - Dick Sargent MIX COc 46. - up (studied ) ft1. "Scout's" master Defense Secretary Asian mollntain system "Clive of DICK'S GROCERY The Store With A Heart Racine Ph. 949-3342 ' ACROSS 1. lncanta· tion 6. Former W~AT Yellerclay'o Cryploquole: IN TillS WORLD, FULL OFTEN, OUR JOYS ARE ONLY THE TENDER SHADOWS WHICH OUR SORROWS CAST.-HENRY WARD BEit:CHEB (C lt78 Kln1 J'utam Syndieatt,· Ine.~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ' De voted to the lnterestt>f The Metgs & Mason Area Pomeroy , 0 . RACINE FOOD MARKET Furniture and Appliances Ph. 985-3308 Chester, BUT YOU TO SE I: ~NYBOOY FOR A WHI LE ! THE DAILY SENTINEL . Phone 992 -3284 K ID~ CiOT l O HAVE tVI ~ PPoiHT • MEtH! AND FROM WHAT l HE-A.R) THE PRES IDENT 'S GOT TOO MAN'r' PROBLEMS . Bakers of Good Bread Huntington , W. Va . 1'0 Cioi.T THl ' Chester , Ohio HEINER'S BAKERY APTITUDE TESTING ~ GAUL:s MARKET w \ I'M SORRY, Bakers of Holsum Bread Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy-Member FDIC& Federal Reserve System l:rn•lt I'LL SEE 1HAT OHE OF- HIS ASSISTAN TS QETG IT' BUT THAT'S HO QU ARANTEE THAT 'THE PflES!DfNT' l L EVER READ IT! . OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. . f.RHif. AND J: Wll!.lll floiNt.- 1'0 "IV! You THI.S IHTf. LLI Cif.HCI! TEST~ · ' &UT WI! COULDN~T fiCiUill OUT HOW a BoX OPI.N Middleport, Ohio Family Recreation ..·. Swimming, Camping Fr•nk :il 1111111111~ . MARK V STORE ROYAL OAK PARK nLr~DY ~ ~ . Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors ' Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy GOEGLEIN ~ Ph . 992-3865 Genera I Merchandise Tuppers Plains Ph. 667-3280 SWISHER & LOHSE ' to Pomeroy . LODWICK'S MARKET Devoted To The Greater Ohio Valley I: ·- I were .. ·•·f'·· "' 'I . ".' .... · WAY! run when w .,'''' A FELINE IN A FAMILY 1HE: F'<XJD l WE 1RE &TAI':VED. wher' 6he '. ' " m io;;; t: 1:\ MIDWIFE HEYL WHERE:'5 YOU'LL HUI<T MY DOLLY'<'> 1HIWAT! • With the hope it will. in some m e asure, foster and help sustain that which is ' good i~ family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organi~ations whose names appear below. ! . ___.... --- . ,., Co pyroght 197] ICI!I IIt! l Adnrl111ng ~1V1ce, Inc, Slluburs, Vlrsmlil ' ' TRfE LAWIII ANI' BIGK 15 PLEiollV. SINCE I'M GOING TO &. IN HERE FOR~'IEARS, 6NIVELL'I - WH'i SHOULD I PA'/ YOUR SALAfW ? I'm glad that God and his church have been an important part of my life and of Bob 's. Our life together Will be enriched by this shared reverence, w t: IT. '10 1llE AGE. ~UM Tuesday • Luke 24 28-48 ne~s . w " Oo/E~ - DO elllill' II AU-! .. Monday, • Luke 24 13-27 w . MEN ! Sunday • Mark 16 1- 11 ",, ' WANT 10 FOt? A MIW M-1 FoMA"E JU OO CHAMP) ." ' ~'!HE:: I WA RN e~ ~ I hi TO STAY I DON'T ~ PLENl'f AWAY FROM ~AT ."' '··: l A MOLE W')ULD fXAMPt..E '' .,"'. ~s -' i 3 ~dhelpourfellow 0 ' - --j• w . DAV 1 the Sermonette '" . ' ,., T HIS OADBURN INTERIOR EUE R' B LESSET l • •• ..... "· ··- :·:1; 'IOUNG·UN !! 8/0<- 1'£1<£ i IT-'r iii'! , THEN !I.E CMJ M£€1' a..J MOIVDAI'' VEP .. HE 1 w I~ THAT LEETLE SHIRT-TAIL • that you may know one thing thou 'liickest = l: • c am , confirmat ion classes , ...••' . .., ST . PA\JL LUT H ERA N The Rev . Arthur Lund. J Q BVF BSP J D , BVF BVF QAKDFLQF ZSK OLJP. -DVI..KCJF DVLOCJP .,IJ .... ,,..,.. ,.,.,c ~ • '- '""01 I h OI"' '1 .. ~ . .... Dictated but not read. �I 9-The 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April2'1, 1973 ' Sentinel, Middleoort-Pomerov. 0 ., April 2'1, 1973 ' Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Senti1f:.el -·Classifi~ds· Get Results! WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES S P M. Day Before P ublication . Monday Deadline 9 .a. rn . Cancellation Corrections Will be accepted until 9 a .m . for Day of Publi cat ion REGULATIONS WANTED CHIPWOOD Tht; Publisher reserves the l nsertton . , secut tv e insertions . 25 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads paid withm 10 days . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl 50 for 50 word mm •mum . Each additional word 2c . BLIND ADS Additional 2Sc Advertisement Charge per OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m . to 5:00p .m . Dally , 8. 30 a . m . to 12 00 Noon Sa turday . and be informed of the rune · l ions of your govern men~ are embodied in public not1ces In that self goverprnent charges all citi zens to be informed , this newspaper urges every ci t izen to read and study these no ti ces . We strongly advise those ci tizens , seek1ng further Information, to exerc1se their r ight of ac ces s to public records and public meetings. 1972 22FT. Tagalong travel lrai ler , self -con tained . Steeps lour . Phone 992·6960. 4·2A-6tc fOf Sale GROCERY bvsiness for sale. 8 VOLUME DEAD Stock horses, ca1tle, hogs , sheep . Reasonable charge . Call 245· 5514. 2-28-JOfc WantP.tf To 10" or. Buy OLD furniture . oak tables , organs, dishes, clocks, brass beds or complete households. Write M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Oh io. Phone 992 - largest End $7.00 Per Ton 6271. DELIVERED TO 1-7.tfc SMALL to medium size. farm ; 1.5 ·125 acres ; call 992-7077 after 5: 30 p. m . or write Dors ey Hall , Box 14, Mmersville, Oh io 45763, OHIO . PALLET CO• Open Saturday s from 8 a.m . to 3: 30p.m. On Old Rt . 33 Phone 992-2689 Pomeroy, Ohio ' For Rent FURNISHED apartment at Darwin, $85 mo. Call Mason 773-5580. 4-23-61p Lost .. For Sale Building for sale or lease Phone 773·5618 from 8· 30 p . m ~ to 10 p.m . for appointment. CO p'rrighted i n 18U~ new .=:tdult batl gto .... e, A · 2000 ; phone 992-5655. ,. ~ months old: male ; ca ll 985· 3932 after S p.m . 4-27·5tc HONDA 305 Super Hawk , ex· ce llent condition ; Gra._-ety tr."ctQr fin d mower ; phone 949-5953. 4-27·6tC DON'T pump your sluggish sept1c tank . Gel Klean -Em AII Septic Tank Cleaner . Landmark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. 4·27 -ltc ·~25- Jtc 4·26·21p WANT to buy old fashioned furniture of all kind; also brass beds , wooden ice boxes, old postcards, albums and ot her items. What have vou? E Hen son, Rt 2, McDermott, Ohio; phone858-2540. NEW TUXEDO 2 pc. suite witfi sewn foam back and arms, featur ing 6 Inch foam cushions; YO'Ur cho ice of velvet or matelasse. This week only $199 .95, cash and carry . Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. Main St , phone 992· 7554. 4·22-1 81p For Rent ONE bedroom apar tm ents ; ideal for couples ; phone 992 · 5248 or 992·3436. 4-22-6tc LOST, Saturday, Lady 's Timex watch with gold mesh band ; 2 bedroom Middleport or Mason ; FUR NI SH ED apartment. adults only, Reward ; phone 992·36.40. Middleport , phone 992·3874. 4·25-Jfc 4·6-tfc - -- - - - - ~ AI NT SPECIAL! Blue Ridge · Interior- Exterior balance of S88.64 or pay $6.50 per month. Phone 992-5331. -c:-:-:::-::--,----...,-- Phone 992-5331. 4-20· tf c 4-26-6tp NEW READY - Blooming polled flowers. starting at 50 GRAVELY TRAcroR SAliS Pomeroy, OhtoV\ Phone 992- "'~ ' Open 8 a.m . to S:JO P.m. Monday thru Thursday. 8 a.m . to 8 J).m. Friday .. and Saturday. _.; • or "~ le . FOR BETTER cleaning , to keep colors gleaming, use · Bl ue Lustre ca r pet cleaner . Rent elec tr iC shampooer, S1 . Nelson's Drug Store, Pomeroy, Ohio . FURNITURE Pomeroy Home & Auto Stop In and See Our Floor Display. Open I TitS Monday lhru Sllturdly 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . NOW OPEN . ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE EXPERIENCED 4-26-Jtp HOUSE In Long Bottom , phone 985-352'1. ' 6-ll·IIC Near Crossroads St. Rt. 124 All mechanic work includin!f auto. trans. Mon. thru Sat . B: JO a.m. to 5 p.m . Ph . 992-7 121 or 992-6392 - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 • Radlato Service From the laraest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator to the ::;,mauesr Heater «.;ore. Nothon Bigps Radiator Specealist SMITH NELSON . MOTORS. INC. Ph. 992-2174 Pomeroy 15 ACRES, mile !Tom Long ce nts ; 1-hanglng baskets; e~ .JCI ;.~:· pansies, cabbage, petunias, 3 REGISTERED N or'~egian marigolds, coleus, tomatoes, elkhounds. ca ll after 4 p . m . 992-7232 peppers, etc . One.fourth off by the flat , Hubbard's · 4-26·4tc Greer'lhouse, 300 yards above ballpark on Syracuse, Ohio. TOY POODLES, 2 only, AKC 4·26.tfc registered, beautiful house 5 =::o-~:=-:-:-,--~-- Wheel Alignment ' •5.55 · HOGG & ZUSPAN ' MATERIALS CO. n3-SSS4 Mason, W. Va . ---~-~- p ._ f EXPERT 199 gallon home. baseboard heat, hardwood floors. 3 bedroom. bath , living room. din ing room , built -in kitchen, bieezeway, garage, city weter . Lot size lOOx-'00 plus 7/a comple ted. Tupper.s Plains, Oh io. Price $1 8,00:0 as is. Phone 667-6386. pets. They do not shed hair . House trained , must sell. Phor;~e Gallipoli s 446-9539. ·4· 26-6tc Bottom , :'IJ miles from Pomeroy, call Park ersburg 428·1308 or write P. 0 . Box 729-B, c-o The Dall)l Sentinel , Pom~roy, Ohio 45769 . 4-2~..- 6tc ROOM house, full basemen t; g•s heat, both , 2 lots, S. D. . Buskirk . 341 Page St., Mid · dleport. phone 992·5487. HOUSE AND Roof pointing; interior and exterior, free estimates. Cal1992-7008or 992- 2460. DANNY'S TV Service, Mason, W. Vo .; phone 773-5976. 4·27.ttc . 4·19.301c O'DELL WHEEL alignment SEWING MACHINES. Repatr service, all makes. 992-:2284.J The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales andl Servi ce. We Sharpen Scissors.; located at Crossroads, Rt. 12... complete front end service, tune up il!lnd brake service: Wheels balanced elec· tronlcalty . All work' guaranteed , Reasonable To John M . Groves, whose 4-27-3tp rates . Phone 992-3213 or 742place of residence is unknown 3·29-tfc and cannot with reasoriable 3232. 3 OR 4 BEDROOM home 1n WILL tr im or cut trees, clean dil igence be ascertained r you 2·18·ffC are hereby notified that you Real Estate for ~ Mason , · W. Va. , newly attics, etc. out basements, have been named Defendant in rem odeled kitchen and living CONCR-ETE PRIVATE meeting room for - - - - ' - - - -- 4 and paint roof s; phone 949- READY-MIX _._26_..:_·2tc . LOTS -on Wright Street, a legal action entitled Paul room, large lot fenced in ; delivered right to your any organ ization; phone 992· 3221. Si gman and Janet S1gman, Pomeroy" Phone 142 ·~30. phone 773·5976. project. Fast and ea:sy. Free 3975. Plaintiffs , vs. JQhn M . Gr oves , .4-17 -JOtc YES, It's Car Polishing Tim e-' _______,·,~.:.·----"~':'-"-9--' -1"-2t:.:.c 4-27-6tc estimates, Phone 992·3284. · 3-11 -tfc et al., Defendants. Th is act ion then let Special Formula No.2 ~ Goeglein Read)'-Mix Co., has been assigned Case· No . GARAGE repair , tune. ups; and GloGuardXX-7 do th is for 4 BEDROOM house, P"Ofheroy, 15,261 and is pending in the BEAUTIFUL Country Home on Middleport, Ohio. . plugs, poi nts and condenser , 8 you . This is the World 's Best call after 7 p.m . w~kdays, 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and Court of Common Pleas , Me igs - Tuppers Plains :· Water 6-30-ffc cy t., $17.95 and 6 cyl., $14.95; Auto Po ll ~h there is. This anytime Saturday aAa Sun unfurnished apartments . County, Pomeroy , Oh io, 45769 . syste m ; 6 rooms and bath, cal l for appointment; Racine day, 992 -7775. ..: Special Formula No. 2 and Phone 992-5434. The Obiect of the Complaint is basement, beautiful built in SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Garage, Racine, Ohio, 949· for part ition of real . estate GloGuard XX -7 are ~used on A-27.Jtc 4-12-tfc k1tchen. all roorns paneled ; REASONABLE rates . Ph. -446· 3611 . descr~bed as follows . ~ ON YOUR DIAL the Roll s Roy ce; if it 's good - - - - ' - - -- : -new furna ce, new viny l .4782, Galli polis. John Russell, The follow ing described real 4·8·30tc en o·Jgh for the Rolls Royce , BRICK House - 3 bedroom s, 5 ROOM downstairs apartment sid ing, storm windows, storm OWner & Operator. estate situate in the Village of then it has to be good enough · wi th laundry and large ya rd ; living -room, d ining room , doors and sh utters ; will sell Middleport , County of Meigs l·12.tfc ancj m ore to use on your ca r . 751 Brownell Ave ., Midbuilt-in kitchen with range and State of Ohio : with lot and garden or small SEE US FOR : Awnings, storm Th is Formula ha s tts own doors and windows, carports, -=-~-----dlepOrt, phone 985-3974. Being the northea ster ly 11art and ca binets, two batfis, full acreage , phone 949·5953. c. BRADFORD, Auctlooeer guarantee; to keep you r car marquees, a[uminum siding of Lot No 10, formerly Sh ef . 4·27-Jip basement with ~sement 4 27-6tc Complete Service field , now incorporated and and railing . A. Jacob, sales looking clean and shiny for garage in Baum Subdivision; Phone 949·3821 made a part of the Village of Notice representative. For free months to come . It works on 5 ROVM and bath apartment ; phone 985-3807, Ger.atd R. Racine, Dhlo Middleport , and hav i ng a all makes of cars and no estimates, phone Charle-6 phone 985-3350. Cri tt ,.,Bradf~rd · Douglas. -""'·~ · frontage on Firs t Street of 46 NOW open to serve you PAU L'S ·climate wilt affect the shin e of Lisle, Syracuse, V. V. 4·27-tfc 4-22·6tp feet and extending back at the AUTO PARTS. We need your 5·1·ffc your ca r. You can order from Johnson and Son. Inc. same w idth to a po int half way junk ca r or truck ; see us ~~::-c---- ' ----,-~our repre~en tative, you'll be 3-2·ffC between F i rst and Seco nd NEW HOUSE - 3 beilroom before you sell. Rt . 7 By -Pass, DESIRABLE trai ler spot soon, EXCAVAl lNG. Dozers, large glad you did For more inStreets. Also six teet off of the ample r oom, private, shade, ----~-Pomeroy, Ohio. wi th over half acre on and small ; Backhoes and formation write : F. D Uribe, southwesterly side of the front util1t1es available ; one mile AUTOMOBILE insurance beeo Flatwoods Rd ., call 992 -2735. 4 - 27 -61~ half of Lot No . 9. fronting sr)(· Lo3ders on track , and tires ;. P 0 . Box 36 , Albtmy, Ohio fr om Rac1ne, phone 949-2871, cancelled? Lost your i tl·24-6tp feet on First Street and ex Dump trucks La -boy 45710. Cur t 1s D. Joh nson, Racine, 0 . operator's license? Call 992tend ing back at the same Width WILL tak ~ care of two elderl y Service; Septic tanks in· 24 4 6 2966. 4 27-3tc BEDROOM house in ' · tc 3 to a point halt way between stalled; George (BIIll women m my home ; phone ,6-15-ifc - -- - - - ' - - - - Syracuse, new forced air ga s First and Second Streets . 742 3875. Pullins ; phone 992-2478 or 992SLEE PIN G room over th e Wi ne HOME Grown Tomat o plants Also the said grantee shall furnace , tow utili tiest large 740'1 2·9-tfct 4-25-6tc 1 EXCAVATING, doier, loader have a permanent right of way Store, rented by m onth ; level 1ot with storm fence ; 110 Mechanic,Street for garden use ; arge sturdy for ingress i:lnd egress not to and backhoe work ; septic r e ference required; phone plants ; Improved Mexican , phone 992.5792. HARRISON' S TV Service and exceed two feet In wldlh ex . ALL EYE Make. Up produds- ln 992-5293. tanks Installed; dump trucks Pomer&y; Ohio Heinz 1350 and Supersonic; 4;-24·5fp the above tend i ng from Service Calls; phone 992-:2522. Koscot line on speciaL th is and lo-boys for hire; will haul 4-27-lfc described premises westerly to · 2·9·tfc month . I would like to serve or also hot mangoes ftll dirt, top soli, limestone and ca bbage plants. On Rt. Second Street,· sa 1d r lght of way 7 ACRES visit you . Please phone Helen aM gravel ; call Bob or Roger 3 ROOM all -electr ic apartment, 124, 500 ft . above the State . to be lOci!! ted on the north Side of NEAR MIDDLEPORT - 3 Jane Brown , Middl eport. Ohio ELNA and White Sewing " Jeffers, day phone 992 -7089; like new, buflt.i n wall oven, the northwesterly part of sa id ~~~~~"Syracu se, 0 ., Thomas ,.....CLELAND" '192-5113 . bedrooms, 1112 baths , large den, Machines ... service on all Lot No . 10. night phone 99:2-3525 or 992tabl e top range , large and basement. All electric Deed Reference : Volume 243, 4-4-tfc 5232. makes . Reasonable rates . bat hroom and closet, located 4 24-3Jic REALTY ,., . Page 535 ; and Volume 253, Page home: Asking just $30,000.00. The Sewing Center, Mid · on E . Mai n St ., Pom eroy . To 2·11-tfc 608 E. Main ~; ...1 249, Meigs County Deed dleport. Ohio. NEW LISTING see, phone Gallipolis 446-9539. ..._ Pomeroy .J/If.' Records . POMEROY 2 bedrooms, DOZER and back hoe work, 11·16·tfc 4-26-6tc the prayer of the Complaint ~~ . SPRING SPECIALS ponds and septic tanks, dit- ' nice kitchen with 12' of cupis for commissioners be ap . ching service; top soil , fill MODERN septic tank service, POmted to partition sa1d r eal boards. Gas furn.a<:e, bath and JBEDROOMS • SABRE TILLER die; or If the same cannot be Mobile _,omes For Sale dirt, limestone ; B&K Ex ., 24 hours, 7 days a week . NEW both. NEW F.A. fur- basement. Only $6500.00. 1 Phone 992.J954. di-_. ided by metes and bounds ' cavating. Phone 992· 5367,· HP CARRY·OUT nace, utility room, Jarge without man ifest iniury to its CASH paid for all makes and 4·10.JOtc Dick Kah, Jr. In Carton ON STATE ROAD - Over 4 recr eation room , NEW Yalue. that it be appraised and mod els ·of mobile homes . 9·1·11< acreS: bf Ia rid , and license. Only sold , and the proce ed s d iv ided cellar and storage rOom , Set Up, 134.95 Phone area code 614-423-9531. -~-~-......among the Plaintiffs and $8501!:00. paneling and tile, large lot SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC Defendants as the i r respective TURF TRIM MOWERS l ·r---------------4·-13--ff-,c RACINE AREA with garden spa ce, 'porches. interest may appear ; for costs SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN. 2 YEARS OLD - 2 bedrooms. $9,800.00. Fur'nace Controls 1 herein, including reasonable ED, REPAIRED. MILLER HP ' Air Conditioners nice liv ing , large kitchen , 3 B£0ROOMS attorney fees; and that they be SANITATION , STEWART. In Carton Awnings natural gas furnace. Carport granted such other relief as Large bath, dining room , OH 10. PHONE 662-3035. Set up, $54 .95 may be just and proper . and large lot. Want only u1ility space, paneling and Underpinning JO+ffc Hot Water Heaters You are required to answer POMEROY $14,000.00 . building, large tile, storage the Complaint within 28 days Plumbing 9._ JackW. Carsey , Mgr. NEW HOME level lot . Close to Mine area . Complete mobile hom e after the last publ i cation of this dltidl Phone "2-2181 3 BEDROOMS - All electric, $9,200.00. EleCtrical Work notice, Wh 1ch will e published se rvi ce plus giganti c on ce each week for six con · large living. Full basement, lHARRISONVILLE d1 splay of mobile · hom es secutive weeks The last About 112 acre leVe l grOund . 4 ear garage . Brick front . Large always available at ~~; . I· EASTER Flowers, hang ing ' publication will be made May 4, Auto Sales lot. Just $20,500.00. baskets and pots of mums, bedrooms, bath, dining area, 1973, and the 28 days for answer lilies , geraniums, begonias, 10x40 2 BR $2995 T V room , paneling and will commence on that date NEW LISTING MILLER and Azaleas. Also bedding plaster, · large carport . 1961 CHEVY -Pickup 112 ton, In case of your failure to 10x512 BR $3595 Emergency - owner wanted to pi ants, such as pansies, answer or otherw1se respond as $200; contact Jack Hand~ey, $14,900.00. 10x563BR sell yesterr'· n. '2 bedrooms, MOBILE HOMES $3995 requ ired by the Ohio Rules of petunias, Marigolds, Phlox, . 992-2448 1675 Lin coln Hgts .. Pomeroy. HAR RISONVILLE Ci\1'11 Proce dure , i udgment by nice b>' .,_.()).,.Y<itchen, large C. o leu s, Salvia , Zinnias, 12x41 2 BR 4-25-Jtp $3595 1220 Washington Blvd . 1'14 acres, corner ground, Pomeroy, default will be rendered against Dianthus, Allyssum, Snapliving. ~... rorced air furance, large home with lots of 423-7521 BELPRE, 0. 12x512BR you for the rel ief demanded in $3995 dragons , Ageratium and full basement. Asking just MODEL T Ford Coupe. 1926; the Complaint. remodeling, 4 bedrooms, 1'/:t 12x56 3 BR $4295 Porfulacca . Also vegetable YARD SALE ,\ Froday and good sha pe, $2,000; if in Dated : March 28, 1973. $10,000. baths, carpeting , be&utlful OWN YOUR HOME AT LOW plants, cabbage, broccoli, Saturday on Lar k in Street, Larry Spencer. terested call Reedsv ille 37812x61 3 BR $4995 NEW LISTING kitchen , glass.ed sun Porch, COST - see Kingsbury Home cauliflower, lettuce , egg Clerk of Court. Rutland . 6351 for more information. Farm Landyou ought to see 20x43 3 BR storm doors . A ·large Sales & Service, Inc., phone Meigs Co unt y Common Plea s plants and 14 kinds of tomato 4-25-3tp 4-26-2tc these 65 acres, neat little house Court 992-6256 from 2 to 7 p.m. or by plants. Cleland Farms and· building 40x70 goes with this . $6500 Double wide (3 ) 30; (4) 6, 13, 20,27, (5) 4 . A GREAT BU·Y ATA RIGHT with bath,-nice barn and lovely appointment. 24' wide Greenhouse, E . Main, Racine, YARD ~A LE , Frida y and furnished . Made by Skyline PRICE S21 ,500.00. laying land on Rt . l3 north. 1969 CHEVROLET Impala , 2 All homes are total electric, Geraldine Cleland. Saturday, 9 to 5, 304 Spring Corp., coun try 's largest. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Asking $25,000. door Custom. power· steering, 4·16-lfc Ave., Pomeroy ; Avon Bottles, completely furnished, set of " Meigs County ow ned and air, low mileage, ··-phone 667Established 5 years, doing sofa, antiques. baby girls and ~---:-:-:-:;:-::---NOTICE steps, 1f4' birch paneling, operated ." Financ i ng 1970 MODEL Minidozer ; blade exce llent business and 6317. Bid s will be rece1ved by the women's clothing . Good Approximately 10 acr~sof good house .type doors, -Storm available. Set up on your ~of 4-26-3fp undersigned at th e Law Ofl lce on I y ; 7 horse Tec umseh paying a nice profit, (NO quality dems. meadow with about one acre of ot Bernard V Fvltl, Pomeroy ready for your occupancy. 200 windows . From S250.00 eng ine ; ca ii98S-42S6. Chester. PHONE CALLS PLEASE) woods . Asking $5,000. 4-26 ·2tc Nat ional Bank Bvdding, yards off Rt . 33 on County Rd . 1969 --FORD TORINO GT condown , Delivered Free. 4-25-Jtp come to the office. Pomeroy , Oh1o. unt 11 saturday, 18. Quick delivery . Our low vert i ble, automatic , 351 SHOOTING MATCH , Corn MANY OTHER 'Read once more, they may not Ap.r il '28, 1973, for th e sale of the overhead will save you SSS. 12' 1972 APA CHE Eagle Fold-up engine ; priced to selL Phone Many "more to thoose from. Hollow Gun Club, 'turn first Charles . Hyatt property , PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE be repeated . and 14' Mobile Homes 992-3170. situated 1n the Village of ca mper ; includes spare tire , FROM. TO SELL LIST right after Miles Cemetery, available, Kingsbury Home Middleport, cons1sting llf : (ll A 4-26-3tc can opy and plastic storm WITH US. Rutland ; Factory choked CALL TO SEE OUR NEW Sales & Service, Inc. "'acant Jot used as a tra il er wmdow . Trailer has been· gun s only. Sunday, April 29th, HENRY E. CLELAND MODEL HOME . NO SUNDAY 1964 IMPALA. 4 door hardtop, space . tocatect on North Secon d 3·25·tft 1 p. m . wired for electric, 3 outlets'." AYenue , and (21 Res iden ce real BROKER SHOWINGS, EXCEPT ON powe r steering and brakes. Excellent condition, $675. Call 4-26-3tc estate located at 791 North 3 ASSOCIATES MODEL HOME . good condition •. owner is 992·5815 after 5 p.m . Second Avenue , M idd leport . BEFORE you buy any new TO HELP YOU HELEN L. TEAF. O RD retired, tesS than 56,000 actual Ohio . on which 1S located a si)( NEW Tuxedo 2 pc. suite Wi th 4-25-4tc · Mobile Home, you shou ld 992 -2259 room house with bath GOROON B. TEAFORD m iles, ph one 992-2936 . ._ sewn foam back and arms, consid er the large silvings EaStern Ave . GAllipolis, Terms of sa le, cash in hand on If no answer 992-2568 ASSOCIATES . 4-26·3fc Ill 1973 ZIG-ZijG Sew ing featuring 6 i·nch · foam you ca n ha ve by purcha sing a day of sate All bids ·will be or 985·4209, PH. 446-0lll 992-3325 or 992-361S Machines left in la yaway. cushio n s; your choice of late model use d Mobile Home. subject to approval by the ~eautiful pastel co lor , full velvet or matelasse. Th is Probate Cou r t, ann the r ight 1S Here are some every day low reserved to re1ect anv and all week only $1 99.95 ; Cash and s1ze model. All buitt.in to 1970 44xl2 prices · 1 •bids buttonhole, do stret ch sewing carry . Pomeroy Recovery, Buddy, $3,395 , I - 1971 622 E . Main St . Phone 992 and fan cy stitching . Pay just 60xl2 Buddy, 3 bedroom , 1112 HARRIETT HYATT , 7554. $48 . 75 cas h or terms bath, $4,695 ; I 1912 60x12 admm1s tratr ix of the available . Trade -ins .ac 4-26-6lp Cranbrook , 3 bedroom , Esleueot Charles Hyal! , OPTOMETRIST . deceased "sharp," $4,695 ; 1 - SOx lO cepted . Electro Hyg 1ene Co., (4 ) 16, 18, 10, 23 , 25 . 27, 61 c phone 992-7755 . GUN SHOOT, also rifle matLiberty _- extra clean, $2,795, OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE ches. open sites only and 4-25-6tc "super buy of the week "; 1 AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT special de er slug mat ch . 1971 - 60x1 2 Buddy, $3,995; ' P MEROY. Forked Run Sportsman Club, ctl l prices includ e delivery and 121 ELECTRDLUX Vacuum PUBLIC NOTICE Cleaners complete with at. Sunday, April 29th , 12 noon. set up. Th is is just a few of the Sea l ed b1ds will be received tachm ents. ·cordwlnder and 4-26-Jtc by the Olive Township Board of barga ins avaflable at BerryBit Clplcity pai n t spray . Used but in like Trustees at the office of th e Miller Mobi le Home Sales , 705 Owner Transferred. Will not refuse any M1yt11 Townsh ip Clerk for the pur . new condition . Pay $34 .45 Far son Street , Belpre, Ohio, Automatln ch ase of a new Lo.ader . 3ackhoe . reasonable offer. cash or budget plan available. phone 423-9531. Shop here 2 speect operat ion . Offered as trade in on~C (1 J Case Help Wanted Electro Hyg iene Co., phone first , you'll be gla d you d id. 430 Loader·Backhoe . Choice of water 992-7755. 4-27 -Jtc Bids to be opened at the off1ce CQ9K, WAITRESS' and carhop ; temps . Auto. This is a great opportuni~y for some lucky of the Trustees at Reedsv ille, water level apply i n person . Craw 's Steak --~-----4 -·2-.: H tc family large or small. 5 bedrooms, completely Ohio May 2 at I O'ClOCk 1973. control. Lint House Specif i cations for th e Loader MODERN Walnut stereo.radio For Sale carpeted, living, Jamily arid dining rooms, 2 Filter or Power H6-7tc Backhoe can be obtained at the combination, 4 speed InFin Agitator . large bathrooms,.. new kitchen with built-in residen ce of the Clerk at Long -----,--~· STAR KILLS rats quicRiy, sure. termixed changer , 4 speaker Perm a-Press Bottom , Ohio. The Board of BOOKKt::EPER tOr accounts cab . .Kids can w_a lk to grade school. lt~.s an 21 ~ tbs.. $1.69, Ebersbach sound sy$ tem , separate Mavt11 Trustees reserve the right to payable and payroll. Office in Hardware, Sugar Run Mil ls, HIIO ol H. . t contrOls. Balance $69.72.' Use older house in an excellertt location in Midreiect 'any or all bids . AthenS until July then mov ing Drytrs Pickens Hardware, Mason. our budget terms . Call 992Olive Townsh ip dleport. Was $24,000, but don' t let that stop Ga lli_polis . Send resurrie to Surround clothes· to 4·1-301p 3965. Trustees with gentle, even S.E O.E.M.S , P. 0 . Bo> 927, , ._;;; Ada Bisseii, .Cierk you. The owner must sell, (make an offer) . 4·22-6tc heat. No ho1spots, Athens, Ohio 45701 . , .fOOD'S AQUARIUMS ; fish·· ----------------Ttl1 13, 20, 27, 3tc no overdry l ng . . 4-26-Jtc and supplies ; new location , r~O W . TAKING orders for Fine Mnh Lint Ash Street, Middleport ne.:> r ~outh ern plants. Charles R. Gaflia Co.'s Largest Fil ter . park ; phone 992·5443. Harris, 843·2693. We Sp•cllllte In Real Estate Sales Agency Emp!oymerit Wanted MAYTAG 1·7·tfc. The Bible ha s been transOffice 446-3643 _.:__-c.------:' .WI LL do bookkeeping In my lated into nearly 1,500 Ian· home ; Contact Cheryl COAL. L1mestone, Excelsior LOTS ~or. sale. - on Che~ter Evenings Call guages and dialec ts and Lauderm 1! I, 2nd Str eet, Salt Works, E. Main St., water : phone 992-5248 ' til 3 linguists around the 'world E. M. "U1e" Wiseman, 4411-3796 Mason or phone 773·5613. Pomeroy . Phone 992-399 1. p.m . or 992-3436 after 3 p.m • . are working on 500 new verE. N.~iseman, 446-4500 4-24 otp 4-12-tfc NOTICE We talk to you FURN I SHED and unfurnished apartmen t ; adults on ly; ca ll 99'2·390 I . 4-24-Stc - ------ 5ale like a person. WMP0/1390 .. Teaford, Sr. Broker p~ppers, UHE.Il" HEATING & COOLING HUMIDIFIERS r==~:::==~~~=---, - -- - - 3'h 3 129.95 49.95 ------ ARNOLD BROTHERS PUBLIC WHOLESALE NEW MOBILE HOMES . o. TRI.OOUNTY MOBILE HOMES o. r----------------------, THE WISEMAN N. W. COMPTON, 0. D~ n., AGENCY ---- --·------- sions. 4-22·6t( --,---'---- RUTLAND FURNITURE R~:~.~~:·· 741-4211 Arnold Gr1t1. , L--------~~~--------~~~~----~~~~--~~~· 4 69 CAMARO 71 91ds 88 Holiday Sedan, air . • • • .. • • • .. • '2695 71 Olds Town Sed., V-roof, air ......... , .... 12S95 71 Volkswagen 4 Door, auto. .. • .. • • • • .. • • 12495 ' 70 Cadillac H. T. Sedan, power, air .......... IJ500 70 Cadillac H.T. Cpe., power, air ........... 13700 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, air .... 12995 70 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, V roof, air•••••••• 12595 69 Chevelle Mal. H.T. Cpe., V-8, AT, PS ... '1 595 6~• Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., air : .... 11595 69 'Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.. :.. 11295 Cut 68 68 68 "68 Olds 6& Ooage Pol. 67 Olds Ford Gal. Chevelle 98 2 Or. H.T.• 4 Or. 11995 ' 66 THUNDERBIRD 1 2 Dr. H.T, Loaded sharp .................... 1295 71 MUSTANG 2 Dr. J':l,;r , V-8, auto., P.S., P. B. ••• ••• •• ,,.,. 11995 & 71 FORD PINTO Town Sed., power Buick uSabre 4 Door, s S~an, 6 cyl., standard . • , •• , •• , •••••• ,, • Fury II, 4dr., 318, V-8, std., P S , clean 70 DODGE 70 FORD Ca tal1na, 4 dr. sedan, P.S, P.B .............. SST, 2 dr . H.T., 290, V-8, auto .................. 71 SO S9 S6 Pomeroy Motor Co. . PH. 985-4100 Located on St . ijt. 7 OUR WORD IS OUR BOND Mr. and Mrs. Bruce My~s " and family.wer<!•Easte\>·dtnner guests ol Mrs. Doris K oeni g, Tuppers Plains. Mrs. Ada Morris is a medi cal patient at the Holzer Medical Center . Mr . and Mr s. Charles Eichinger and daug hter, Co lumbu s, and Dennis Eichin ger, student at Marietta , Jean . OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Mrs. Letha Wood spen t Easter with Mr.' and Mrs . Harold Hawk and. family, Tuppers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. John Newell REMEMBER RIGGS USED CARS spent the weekend with Mrs. Opal E1chmger, Don and Laura Mr . and Mrs . Kenneth sons, Colum.bus, w er e weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newell, Elmer and Sheila. They were all Easter dinner guests of Mr. · and Mrs. Larry Curtis and family, Long Bottom. Mrs. Lillian Frost and Billie Jean are visiting in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Fraley and family . Miss Kristie Hawk, Tuppers Plains, visited Monday with Mrs. Roy Christy. weekend guests of Mr . and ' Mrs . Ross Cleland and Larry. Mrs . Susan Hibbs and Mary and Greg, joined them for Easter dinner. On Saturday evening, Mr. Cleland was CEW ARD CALVERT, Salesman We Service What We Sell many. ' ' Lee and children, Bashan . WE STILL ARE MAKING GREAT DEALS ON NEW IUICKS & . PQNTIACS. SO BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR NEW OR USED CHECK WITH US. · · •195 ,phone call from his son Jerry , H.T. Sedan, V-8 engine, automatic trans ., P. steer ing & brake5. radio, blue f i nish, blk . vi nyl top, good tires, radio Special !!! 'guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert sags Chev. C-10, 'h ton Pickup. V-8, 4-sp . Ford 1 Ton Chipwood Special. Your Choice International Pickup Ford 1 Ton Truck pleasantly surprised with a 11695 Mr . and Mrs. Vernon Cl eland, Columbus, w er e FORD .............:~~--~~~:.~.~~~~~·...................~~~~·-······· •29 5 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel 1695 altended church service at Sutton and were Easter dinner FORD ............ ~--~~~~:.~~~-'.~:~~..'.~~.~~~-~~~.~~~.~~~·..........•99 5 '2195 68 JAVELIN v .a motor, auto. trans., P.S., and w·w t~r es, rad io, ni ce yellow finish with vi nyl interiOr . By Clarice Allen Weekend guests of Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Orr were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neuman and famil y, Galion, and Dr. and Mrs. Roger Grueser and daughters, Logan . On Sunday they all --~~J.·............................... ~~ ·-·········'189 5 1995 71 PONTI'AC S229l News Notes Marq., 4 dr . H.T.• air . vinyl top. Clean LTD Wagon. 4 dr ., P.S . P B. Sharp .,,, ..... 1 -Pomeroy Motor Co. and sags sl795 who is with the Army in Ger- Chester MERCURY Polara. 2 dr. H T. , P.S, P. B., vinyl ·roof •••• • •• " You' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY 0p, , Everings Untii6:0G-Til 5p.m. Sat. 1967 FORD LTO . $1695 •••••••••• 2 Dr. H.T. , 4 cyl , 4 sp. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Karr & VanZandt 1968 CAMARO CONV. • 69 TOYOTA '695 Fireblrd Esprit. Local 1 owner, 350 V-8 engine, P. steer ing .... . &automatic trans., AM·F.M radio, IIJ<,.e new white lettered tires , dark brown f ini sh, bu cket Seats & blk·. vi nyllri m . A '- sharp one YReally loaded. 1295 71 PLYMOUTH & air........ '995 1970 PONTIAC 1 Satellite, 4 dr., P. S., P.B., vinyl roof . ••••••••• 64 Buick Elec. 4 Door H.T. ................. 1295 64 Olds 88 H.T. Coupe, nice ............... 1595 2 SIGNS . OF QUALITY 70 HORNET 69 PlYMOUTH '795 air............... $}595 1295 70 MERCURY 1 Montego, 4 Dr ., 6 cyl. , stand . ................. 1095 67 Olds 88 H.T. Sed., full power, air ....... .'795 66 Olds Toronado, full power, air........... 1995 66 3 Dr . Runabout One owner •••••••••••••••••• 4 Qr. H.T., air .......11395 H.T.. ................ l295 2 Dr. H,T.. 6 cxl., auto., P.S.,. ••• , .......... 500 4 Door, air .............. '1095 • 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto., P.L .. 11495 4 Door v.a, 4 sp . •••••••••••••••••••••••••1 70 CAMARO Hoi. Sedan, v..roof .............'1495 Pontiac Bonneville . Vlrgil B. - -- -- - - 1966 CADILLAC ................... •895 Sedan, Deville, dr. H.T., P.S., P. B., vinyl root . USED CARS OFFICE SUPPLIES and Real Estate For Sale NEW TOTAL Electric trame WE SOLD MORE CARS THIS MONTH THAN ANY MONTH SINCE WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS. SO COME IN AND HELP US. SPECIAL OF THE WEEK On Most Amerian C.rs fimshes . sewing machine. This machine dal'ns, .embroiders, makes buttonholes. all without attachment•. Just dl~l and sew. Pay balance of $38.50 or pay S5 per month . Stop in and see our line of quali tY fishing tackle, t:ods , • reefs, lines, lures. 992·2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy FQf wood and masonry MUST sell 1973 detu•e Zig-Zag r·-=========·='"-~ . POMEROY HOME & AUTO LATEX PAJNT 4-20-ttc 1.72 ACRE tot, phone 742-3656. 4·26-6tp ------- . 2 REDBONE Coon hound pup>: 1973 STEREO 8 track. A small 4 Business Services Encyclopedia, 3·20-llc Diameter PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know · Wanted Maximum ~ATES For Wa.nr Ad Service 5 cents per Word one insertion M i nimum Charge 75c 12 cents per word three consecut i ve tnsertlons . 18 cents per word si x con - ' Poles r i ght to edit or reject any ads deemed obie c tionCll The pub,ltsher w.n not be responsible for more than one incorrect For Sale R!CORD BREAKING SALE Wickham and fami1y, Richmond, were Thursday eve nin g dinner g'uests of Mr. and Mrs. John Wickham . v Mr. D. D. Cleland , Columbus. visited with Denzil Cleland, Friday afternoon. Bill Allen , graduate student at Lehi gh University, Bethlehem, Pa., spent a week with Mr . and Mrs. Clayton Allen. Mrs . John Reuter and Mrs. Kathy Freitag, Akron, spent a few days with Miss L ucille Smith. Mrs . Helen Wilson, Albany, N. Y., spent Saturday with Mr. LARGE SELECTION ' MOBILE HOMES CHESTER. 0 . and Mrs. Raymond Elberfeld . Mr . and Mrs. Richard Fre1tag 111 , Akron, were we ~ kend guesl<> of Miss Lucill•' Smith. Open Evenings 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Service 'Til 12 'Til Noon on Saturday 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, OhiO Remember We Seroice What We Sell. in a coma ever: since his. Sparstune Cooper i~ ·75 remained ORIOLES HONOR ROBBY HUBER DIES cra shed into an electric cabl e box durin g the lO.lap race for former teammate Frilnk SINGAPORE (UP! ) - Sw1ss race dr1ver Joe Huber, inj ured saloon s and tourin g cars. Robinson when he makes his last Friday while drtving m the Huber was negotia tin g a first lOcal appearance here on Sin gapore Grand Prix, died in dangerous stretch of the 3.02a hospital Thursday . m ile circuit ca lled " the At tendants said Huber had snake." THE SHOP ·May 4 wjth hls new club, the BALTIMORE (UP! ) - The California Angels. . Baltimore Orioles will honor Robinson, 37, will be given Dodgers ln 1971. Baltimore General Manager J. Frank Cashen also announced that a cash duna't iun will be made in his old uniform, No. 20, which the club retil'ed after he was his name to ·a Baltimore drug traded to the Los Angeles abuse pr-ogram . OPEN FOR INSPECTION CUSTOM MEAT CUTTING TO SERVE THE PEOPLE OF MEIGS AND MASON AREA. We are otf en ng, Evans Pt'e m1er Bee f, cut to your order for your Freezer. - Hmd Quart er:. Front Quarter s . Sides Rib s Loins Rounds. . CUT • WRAPPED • FROZEN Dal e-992-3884 DI Ck- 992 -3374 OUR NEW MODEL HOME Trendhomes Go Mobile With Goble! BY NATI ONAL HOME S CORP ORAT ION Where Dealin' Is Saturday 1 to 5 The Best Sunday 1 to 5 1 MILE NORTH OF FIVE POINTS ON RT. 7 LOOK FOR SIGNS The TRENDHOME is ! BILL'S ARMY-NAVY DEPARTMENT STORE 85 N. COURT ATHENS, 0. SALE THRU SUNDAY CAMPING : Canvas Tents, 49.95, any size, ~9 1o choose from - Vinyl Air Mattress, Stars & Stnpes, 1.49 Totem Cots, 9:49- Ground Cloths, Sx7, 1.69 . HOUsEWARES : tee Bu ckets, 1.49 - .Oil Lamps , 2.19 up.Piastic Tumbler:r.. 4c ea .. Embroidery Floss. 1c ske1n. HARDWARE : 12 pc . Socket Sets. 2.49 92 ,50 _ 61!2" Power Saws, 12.99 Lincoln Welders, SPORTING GOODS < Approved Helmets. 16.95 - Child's Life Vest, 2.49 - Fish Knife, 39c - Pocket Kn ives. 59c . CLOTHING : Belts, 39c - Men's Ties, 19c - T.Shirts, Andy Capp, Archie Sunker , etc .. 79~ - Baby Blanke~. 2 in pkg., 99c - Western Shirts, Reg. 9.00. now 4.49 Tank Tops, Reg 9.00, now 4.49, - Wrangler Co lored Cords. 4.98 - Wrangler Jeans, 5. 95, up fa 12 .00 v~ lues ____: women 's Blou ses .& Tops at Tremendous Sav1ngs. We Feature Some of the Finest: *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD *SKYLINES ACADEMY 12' Wides - 14' Wides Up 70' Long Low Bank Rates G I Loans Availabl e LARRY'S. * MOBiLE HOMES* Larry; Evans, Owner Frank Gheen, Sales Mg .. - PHONE 2&3 BEDROOM Always The Best Deal On Best Homes - GOLDEN EMPRESS - VAN DYKE - GRAYWOOD - GRAND HAVEN - HILLCREST - HALLMARK -E SQUIRE 50 X 12 to 70 X 14 CHECK OUR SPECIALS UP TO 12 YEAR F IN ANCI NG WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 1. Bu11t on 16 inch centers . 2. Ha s 2x4wall studs wtth glued and nailed 1/l inch drywall. 3. Fully msulated. 4. 2x8 floor joist. . · s. large closets . 6. Firealarm for your protection. 7 . Carpeting in living, hall and aiiJ bedroom s a. Has llh baths, tub with seat and 2 soap tray s. 9. Aluminum eaves and down spouting. 10. Alummum projection and siding with very little upkeep. 11 . Rubber treated aluminum windows. 1'2 . Storm doors and windows. 13. Large kit chen w1lh beautiful cupboards and double sink. 14. Garages, slidmg glass door s, ba se ments, and many other features . 19. 2x6 rafters . 16 . Nice Utility room and washer.dryer space. 17. Copper plumbing . _ , 18. These homes are manufactured by the largest home builder in the UNITEO STATES. 19. Nearly 112 acre tots available , at building si te, and lots in Meigs School District. '20. These houses are built accordtng to code , and will pass ins. pec1ion ' 21. Price is only SL9,995 ,00 on your lot. Built ·by: B&K Excavating '--- ---~ -- .. SALES REPRESENTATIVE: VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER 992-7777 Associ<ltes : Helen L. Teaford. Gordon, B. Teaford POMEROY, OHIO OPEN 9:00-5: 30 DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY& FRIDAY TIL9 Next Door to the "Jones Boys" OPEN SUNDAY 12 'TIL 5:30 Open Sun. J.6 p.m , Daily 9-6 Let Us Build Your New Home! PHONE 992-3325 EQUAL HOUSING 586 Locust St. · 992 -7004 "1\i(jdleport · Open 8 to 6 Man. thru Sat. OPPORTUNITIES 110 MECHANIC STREET POMEROY, OHIO I �I 9-The 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April2'1, 1973 ' Sentinel, Middleoort-Pomerov. 0 ., April 2'1, 1973 ' Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Senti1f:.el -·Classifi~ds· Get Results! WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES S P M. Day Before P ublication . Monday Deadline 9 .a. rn . Cancellation Corrections Will be accepted until 9 a .m . for Day of Publi cat ion REGULATIONS WANTED CHIPWOOD Tht; Publisher reserves the l nsertton . , secut tv e insertions . 25 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads paid withm 10 days . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl 50 for 50 word mm •mum . Each additional word 2c . BLIND ADS Additional 2Sc Advertisement Charge per OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m . to 5:00p .m . Dally , 8. 30 a . m . to 12 00 Noon Sa turday . and be informed of the rune · l ions of your govern men~ are embodied in public not1ces In that self goverprnent charges all citi zens to be informed , this newspaper urges every ci t izen to read and study these no ti ces . We strongly advise those ci tizens , seek1ng further Information, to exerc1se their r ight of ac ces s to public records and public meetings. 1972 22FT. Tagalong travel lrai ler , self -con tained . Steeps lour . Phone 992·6960. 4·2A-6tc fOf Sale GROCERY bvsiness for sale. 8 VOLUME DEAD Stock horses, ca1tle, hogs , sheep . Reasonable charge . Call 245· 5514. 2-28-JOfc WantP.tf To 10" or. Buy OLD furniture . oak tables , organs, dishes, clocks, brass beds or complete households. Write M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Oh io. Phone 992 - largest End $7.00 Per Ton 6271. DELIVERED TO 1-7.tfc SMALL to medium size. farm ; 1.5 ·125 acres ; call 992-7077 after 5: 30 p. m . or write Dors ey Hall , Box 14, Mmersville, Oh io 45763, OHIO . PALLET CO• Open Saturday s from 8 a.m . to 3: 30p.m. On Old Rt . 33 Phone 992-2689 Pomeroy, Ohio ' For Rent FURNISHED apartment at Darwin, $85 mo. Call Mason 773-5580. 4-23-61p Lost .. For Sale Building for sale or lease Phone 773·5618 from 8· 30 p . m ~ to 10 p.m . for appointment. CO p'rrighted i n 18U~ new .=:tdult batl gto .... e, A · 2000 ; phone 992-5655. ,. ~ months old: male ; ca ll 985· 3932 after S p.m . 4-27·5tc HONDA 305 Super Hawk , ex· ce llent condition ; Gra._-ety tr."ctQr fin d mower ; phone 949-5953. 4-27·6tC DON'T pump your sluggish sept1c tank . Gel Klean -Em AII Septic Tank Cleaner . Landmark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. 4·27 -ltc ·~25- Jtc 4·26·21p WANT to buy old fashioned furniture of all kind; also brass beds , wooden ice boxes, old postcards, albums and ot her items. What have vou? E Hen son, Rt 2, McDermott, Ohio; phone858-2540. NEW TUXEDO 2 pc. suite witfi sewn foam back and arms, featur ing 6 Inch foam cushions; YO'Ur cho ice of velvet or matelasse. This week only $199 .95, cash and carry . Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. Main St , phone 992· 7554. 4·22-1 81p For Rent ONE bedroom apar tm ents ; ideal for couples ; phone 992 · 5248 or 992·3436. 4-22-6tc LOST, Saturday, Lady 's Timex watch with gold mesh band ; 2 bedroom Middleport or Mason ; FUR NI SH ED apartment. adults only, Reward ; phone 992·36.40. Middleport , phone 992·3874. 4·25-Jfc 4·6-tfc - -- - - - - ~ AI NT SPECIAL! Blue Ridge · Interior- Exterior balance of S88.64 or pay $6.50 per month. Phone 992-5331. -c:-:-:::-::--,----...,-- Phone 992-5331. 4-20· tf c 4-26-6tp NEW READY - Blooming polled flowers. starting at 50 GRAVELY TRAcroR SAliS Pomeroy, OhtoV\ Phone 992- "'~ ' Open 8 a.m . to S:JO P.m. Monday thru Thursday. 8 a.m . to 8 J).m. Friday .. and Saturday. _.; • or "~ le . FOR BETTER cleaning , to keep colors gleaming, use · Bl ue Lustre ca r pet cleaner . Rent elec tr iC shampooer, S1 . Nelson's Drug Store, Pomeroy, Ohio . FURNITURE Pomeroy Home & Auto Stop In and See Our Floor Display. Open I TitS Monday lhru Sllturdly 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . NOW OPEN . ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE EXPERIENCED 4-26-Jtp HOUSE In Long Bottom , phone 985-352'1. ' 6-ll·IIC Near Crossroads St. Rt. 124 All mechanic work includin!f auto. trans. Mon. thru Sat . B: JO a.m. to 5 p.m . Ph . 992-7 121 or 992-6392 - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 • Radlato Service From the laraest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator to the ::;,mauesr Heater «.;ore. Nothon Bigps Radiator Specealist SMITH NELSON . MOTORS. INC. Ph. 992-2174 Pomeroy 15 ACRES, mile !Tom Long ce nts ; 1-hanglng baskets; e~ .JCI ;.~:· pansies, cabbage, petunias, 3 REGISTERED N or'~egian marigolds, coleus, tomatoes, elkhounds. ca ll after 4 p . m . 992-7232 peppers, etc . One.fourth off by the flat , Hubbard's · 4-26·4tc Greer'lhouse, 300 yards above ballpark on Syracuse, Ohio. TOY POODLES, 2 only, AKC 4·26.tfc registered, beautiful house 5 =::o-~:=-:-:-,--~-- Wheel Alignment ' •5.55 · HOGG & ZUSPAN ' MATERIALS CO. n3-SSS4 Mason, W. Va . ---~-~- p ._ f EXPERT 199 gallon home. baseboard heat, hardwood floors. 3 bedroom. bath , living room. din ing room , built -in kitchen, bieezeway, garage, city weter . Lot size lOOx-'00 plus 7/a comple ted. Tupper.s Plains, Oh io. Price $1 8,00:0 as is. Phone 667-6386. pets. They do not shed hair . House trained , must sell. Phor;~e Gallipoli s 446-9539. ·4· 26-6tc Bottom , :'IJ miles from Pomeroy, call Park ersburg 428·1308 or write P. 0 . Box 729-B, c-o The Dall)l Sentinel , Pom~roy, Ohio 45769 . 4-2~..- 6tc ROOM house, full basemen t; g•s heat, both , 2 lots, S. D. . Buskirk . 341 Page St., Mid · dleport. phone 992·5487. HOUSE AND Roof pointing; interior and exterior, free estimates. Cal1992-7008or 992- 2460. DANNY'S TV Service, Mason, W. Vo .; phone 773-5976. 4·27.ttc . 4·19.301c O'DELL WHEEL alignment SEWING MACHINES. Repatr service, all makes. 992-:2284.J The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales andl Servi ce. We Sharpen Scissors.; located at Crossroads, Rt. 12... complete front end service, tune up il!lnd brake service: Wheels balanced elec· tronlcalty . All work' guaranteed , Reasonable To John M . Groves, whose 4-27-3tp rates . Phone 992-3213 or 742place of residence is unknown 3·29-tfc and cannot with reasoriable 3232. 3 OR 4 BEDROOM home 1n WILL tr im or cut trees, clean dil igence be ascertained r you 2·18·ffC are hereby notified that you Real Estate for ~ Mason , · W. Va. , newly attics, etc. out basements, have been named Defendant in rem odeled kitchen and living CONCR-ETE PRIVATE meeting room for - - - - ' - - - -- 4 and paint roof s; phone 949- READY-MIX _._26_..:_·2tc . LOTS -on Wright Street, a legal action entitled Paul room, large lot fenced in ; delivered right to your any organ ization; phone 992· 3221. Si gman and Janet S1gman, Pomeroy" Phone 142 ·~30. phone 773·5976. project. Fast and ea:sy. Free 3975. Plaintiffs , vs. JQhn M . Gr oves , .4-17 -JOtc YES, It's Car Polishing Tim e-' _______,·,~.:.·----"~':'-"-9--' -1"-2t:.:.c 4-27-6tc estimates, Phone 992·3284. · 3-11 -tfc et al., Defendants. Th is act ion then let Special Formula No.2 ~ Goeglein Read)'-Mix Co., has been assigned Case· No . GARAGE repair , tune. ups; and GloGuardXX-7 do th is for 4 BEDROOM house, P"Ofheroy, 15,261 and is pending in the BEAUTIFUL Country Home on Middleport, Ohio. . plugs, poi nts and condenser , 8 you . This is the World 's Best call after 7 p.m . w~kdays, 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and Court of Common Pleas , Me igs - Tuppers Plains :· Water 6-30-ffc cy t., $17.95 and 6 cyl., $14.95; Auto Po ll ~h there is. This anytime Saturday aAa Sun unfurnished apartments . County, Pomeroy , Oh io, 45769 . syste m ; 6 rooms and bath, cal l for appointment; Racine day, 992 -7775. ..: Special Formula No. 2 and Phone 992-5434. The Obiect of the Complaint is basement, beautiful built in SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Garage, Racine, Ohio, 949· for part ition of real . estate GloGuard XX -7 are ~used on A-27.Jtc 4-12-tfc k1tchen. all roorns paneled ; REASONABLE rates . Ph. -446· 3611 . descr~bed as follows . ~ ON YOUR DIAL the Roll s Roy ce; if it 's good - - - - ' - - -- : -new furna ce, new viny l .4782, Galli polis. John Russell, The follow ing described real 4·8·30tc en o·Jgh for the Rolls Royce , BRICK House - 3 bedroom s, 5 ROOM downstairs apartment sid ing, storm windows, storm OWner & Operator. estate situate in the Village of then it has to be good enough · wi th laundry and large ya rd ; living -room, d ining room , doors and sh utters ; will sell Middleport , County of Meigs l·12.tfc ancj m ore to use on your ca r . 751 Brownell Ave ., Midbuilt-in kitchen with range and State of Ohio : with lot and garden or small SEE US FOR : Awnings, storm Th is Formula ha s tts own doors and windows, carports, -=-~-----dlepOrt, phone 985-3974. Being the northea ster ly 11art and ca binets, two batfis, full acreage , phone 949·5953. c. BRADFORD, Auctlooeer guarantee; to keep you r car marquees, a[uminum siding of Lot No 10, formerly Sh ef . 4·27-Jip basement with ~sement 4 27-6tc Complete Service field , now incorporated and and railing . A. Jacob, sales looking clean and shiny for garage in Baum Subdivision; Phone 949·3821 made a part of the Village of Notice representative. For free months to come . It works on 5 ROVM and bath apartment ; phone 985-3807, Ger.atd R. Racine, Dhlo Middleport , and hav i ng a all makes of cars and no estimates, phone Charle-6 phone 985-3350. Cri tt ,.,Bradf~rd · Douglas. -""'·~ · frontage on Firs t Street of 46 NOW open to serve you PAU L'S ·climate wilt affect the shin e of Lisle, Syracuse, V. V. 4·27-tfc 4-22·6tp feet and extending back at the AUTO PARTS. We need your 5·1·ffc your ca r. You can order from Johnson and Son. Inc. same w idth to a po int half way junk ca r or truck ; see us ~~::-c---- ' ----,-~our repre~en tative, you'll be 3-2·ffC between F i rst and Seco nd NEW HOUSE - 3 beilroom before you sell. Rt . 7 By -Pass, DESIRABLE trai ler spot soon, EXCAVAl lNG. Dozers, large glad you did For more inStreets. Also six teet off of the ample r oom, private, shade, ----~-Pomeroy, Ohio. wi th over half acre on and small ; Backhoes and formation write : F. D Uribe, southwesterly side of the front util1t1es available ; one mile AUTOMOBILE insurance beeo Flatwoods Rd ., call 992 -2735. 4 - 27 -61~ half of Lot No . 9. fronting sr)(· Lo3ders on track , and tires ;. P 0 . Box 36 , Albtmy, Ohio fr om Rac1ne, phone 949-2871, cancelled? Lost your i tl·24-6tp feet on First Street and ex Dump trucks La -boy 45710. Cur t 1s D. Joh nson, Racine, 0 . operator's license? Call 992tend ing back at the same Width WILL tak ~ care of two elderl y Service; Septic tanks in· 24 4 6 2966. 4 27-3tc BEDROOM house in ' · tc 3 to a point halt way between stalled; George (BIIll women m my home ; phone ,6-15-ifc - -- - - - ' - - - - Syracuse, new forced air ga s First and Second Streets . 742 3875. Pullins ; phone 992-2478 or 992SLEE PIN G room over th e Wi ne HOME Grown Tomat o plants Also the said grantee shall furnace , tow utili tiest large 740'1 2·9-tfct 4-25-6tc 1 EXCAVATING, doier, loader have a permanent right of way Store, rented by m onth ; level 1ot with storm fence ; 110 Mechanic,Street for garden use ; arge sturdy for ingress i:lnd egress not to and backhoe work ; septic r e ference required; phone plants ; Improved Mexican , phone 992.5792. HARRISON' S TV Service and exceed two feet In wldlh ex . ALL EYE Make. Up produds- ln 992-5293. tanks Installed; dump trucks Pomer&y; Ohio Heinz 1350 and Supersonic; 4;-24·5fp the above tend i ng from Service Calls; phone 992-:2522. Koscot line on speciaL th is and lo-boys for hire; will haul 4-27-lfc described premises westerly to · 2·9·tfc month . I would like to serve or also hot mangoes ftll dirt, top soli, limestone and ca bbage plants. On Rt. Second Street,· sa 1d r lght of way 7 ACRES visit you . Please phone Helen aM gravel ; call Bob or Roger 3 ROOM all -electr ic apartment, 124, 500 ft . above the State . to be lOci!! ted on the north Side of NEAR MIDDLEPORT - 3 Jane Brown , Middl eport. Ohio ELNA and White Sewing " Jeffers, day phone 992 -7089; like new, buflt.i n wall oven, the northwesterly part of sa id ~~~~~"Syracu se, 0 ., Thomas ,.....CLELAND" '192-5113 . bedrooms, 1112 baths , large den, Machines ... service on all Lot No . 10. night phone 99:2-3525 or 992tabl e top range , large and basement. All electric Deed Reference : Volume 243, 4-4-tfc 5232. makes . Reasonable rates . bat hroom and closet, located 4 24-3Jic REALTY ,., . Page 535 ; and Volume 253, Page home: Asking just $30,000.00. The Sewing Center, Mid · on E . Mai n St ., Pom eroy . To 2·11-tfc 608 E. Main ~; ...1 249, Meigs County Deed dleport. Ohio. NEW LISTING see, phone Gallipolis 446-9539. ..._ Pomeroy .J/If.' Records . POMEROY 2 bedrooms, DOZER and back hoe work, 11·16·tfc 4-26-6tc the prayer of the Complaint ~~ . SPRING SPECIALS ponds and septic tanks, dit- ' nice kitchen with 12' of cupis for commissioners be ap . ching service; top soil , fill MODERN septic tank service, POmted to partition sa1d r eal boards. Gas furn.a<:e, bath and JBEDROOMS • SABRE TILLER die; or If the same cannot be Mobile _,omes For Sale dirt, limestone ; B&K Ex ., 24 hours, 7 days a week . NEW both. NEW F.A. fur- basement. Only $6500.00. 1 Phone 992.J954. di-_. ided by metes and bounds ' cavating. Phone 992· 5367,· HP CARRY·OUT nace, utility room, Jarge without man ifest iniury to its CASH paid for all makes and 4·10.JOtc Dick Kah, Jr. In Carton ON STATE ROAD - Over 4 recr eation room , NEW Yalue. that it be appraised and mod els ·of mobile homes . 9·1·11< acreS: bf Ia rid , and license. Only sold , and the proce ed s d iv ided cellar and storage rOom , Set Up, 134.95 Phone area code 614-423-9531. -~-~-......among the Plaintiffs and $8501!:00. paneling and tile, large lot SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC Defendants as the i r respective TURF TRIM MOWERS l ·r---------------4·-13--ff-,c RACINE AREA with garden spa ce, 'porches. interest may appear ; for costs SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN. 2 YEARS OLD - 2 bedrooms. $9,800.00. Fur'nace Controls 1 herein, including reasonable ED, REPAIRED. MILLER HP ' Air Conditioners nice liv ing , large kitchen , 3 B£0ROOMS attorney fees; and that they be SANITATION , STEWART. In Carton Awnings natural gas furnace. Carport granted such other relief as Large bath, dining room , OH 10. PHONE 662-3035. Set up, $54 .95 may be just and proper . and large lot. Want only u1ility space, paneling and Underpinning JO+ffc Hot Water Heaters You are required to answer POMEROY $14,000.00 . building, large tile, storage the Complaint within 28 days Plumbing 9._ JackW. Carsey , Mgr. NEW HOME level lot . Close to Mine area . Complete mobile hom e after the last publ i cation of this dltidl Phone "2-2181 3 BEDROOMS - All electric, $9,200.00. EleCtrical Work notice, Wh 1ch will e published se rvi ce plus giganti c on ce each week for six con · large living. Full basement, lHARRISONVILLE d1 splay of mobile · hom es secutive weeks The last About 112 acre leVe l grOund . 4 ear garage . Brick front . Large always available at ~~; . I· EASTER Flowers, hang ing ' publication will be made May 4, Auto Sales lot. Just $20,500.00. baskets and pots of mums, bedrooms, bath, dining area, 1973, and the 28 days for answer lilies , geraniums, begonias, 10x40 2 BR $2995 T V room , paneling and will commence on that date NEW LISTING MILLER and Azaleas. Also bedding plaster, · large carport . 1961 CHEVY -Pickup 112 ton, In case of your failure to 10x512 BR $3595 Emergency - owner wanted to pi ants, such as pansies, answer or otherw1se respond as $200; contact Jack Hand~ey, $14,900.00. 10x563BR sell yesterr'· n. '2 bedrooms, MOBILE HOMES $3995 requ ired by the Ohio Rules of petunias, Marigolds, Phlox, . 992-2448 1675 Lin coln Hgts .. Pomeroy. HAR RISONVILLE Ci\1'11 Proce dure , i udgment by nice b>' .,_.()).,.Y<itchen, large C. o leu s, Salvia , Zinnias, 12x41 2 BR 4-25-Jtp $3595 1220 Washington Blvd . 1'14 acres, corner ground, Pomeroy, default will be rendered against Dianthus, Allyssum, Snapliving. ~... rorced air furance, large home with lots of 423-7521 BELPRE, 0. 12x512BR you for the rel ief demanded in $3995 dragons , Ageratium and full basement. Asking just MODEL T Ford Coupe. 1926; the Complaint. remodeling, 4 bedrooms, 1'/:t 12x56 3 BR $4295 Porfulacca . Also vegetable YARD SALE ,\ Froday and good sha pe, $2,000; if in Dated : March 28, 1973. $10,000. baths, carpeting , be&utlful OWN YOUR HOME AT LOW plants, cabbage, broccoli, Saturday on Lar k in Street, Larry Spencer. terested call Reedsv ille 37812x61 3 BR $4995 NEW LISTING kitchen , glass.ed sun Porch, COST - see Kingsbury Home cauliflower, lettuce , egg Clerk of Court. Rutland . 6351 for more information. Farm Landyou ought to see 20x43 3 BR storm doors . A ·large Sales & Service, Inc., phone Meigs Co unt y Common Plea s plants and 14 kinds of tomato 4-25-3tp 4-26-2tc these 65 acres, neat little house Court 992-6256 from 2 to 7 p.m. or by plants. Cleland Farms and· building 40x70 goes with this . $6500 Double wide (3 ) 30; (4) 6, 13, 20,27, (5) 4 . A GREAT BU·Y ATA RIGHT with bath,-nice barn and lovely appointment. 24' wide Greenhouse, E . Main, Racine, YARD ~A LE , Frida y and furnished . Made by Skyline PRICE S21 ,500.00. laying land on Rt . l3 north. 1969 CHEVROLET Impala , 2 All homes are total electric, Geraldine Cleland. Saturday, 9 to 5, 304 Spring Corp., coun try 's largest. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Asking $25,000. door Custom. power· steering, 4·16-lfc Ave., Pomeroy ; Avon Bottles, completely furnished, set of " Meigs County ow ned and air, low mileage, ··-phone 667Established 5 years, doing sofa, antiques. baby girls and ~---:-:-:-:;:-::---NOTICE steps, 1f4' birch paneling, operated ." Financ i ng 1970 MODEL Minidozer ; blade exce llent business and 6317. Bid s will be rece1ved by the women's clothing . Good Approximately 10 acr~sof good house .type doors, -Storm available. Set up on your ~of 4-26-3fp undersigned at th e Law Ofl lce on I y ; 7 horse Tec umseh paying a nice profit, (NO quality dems. meadow with about one acre of ot Bernard V Fvltl, Pomeroy ready for your occupancy. 200 windows . From S250.00 eng ine ; ca ii98S-42S6. Chester. PHONE CALLS PLEASE) woods . Asking $5,000. 4-26 ·2tc Nat ional Bank Bvdding, yards off Rt . 33 on County Rd . 1969 --FORD TORINO GT condown , Delivered Free. 4-25-Jtp come to the office. Pomeroy , Oh1o. unt 11 saturday, 18. Quick delivery . Our low vert i ble, automatic , 351 SHOOTING MATCH , Corn MANY OTHER 'Read once more, they may not Ap.r il '28, 1973, for th e sale of the overhead will save you SSS. 12' 1972 APA CHE Eagle Fold-up engine ; priced to selL Phone Many "more to thoose from. Hollow Gun Club, 'turn first Charles . Hyatt property , PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE be repeated . and 14' Mobile Homes 992-3170. situated 1n the Village of ca mper ; includes spare tire , FROM. TO SELL LIST right after Miles Cemetery, available, Kingsbury Home Middleport, cons1sting llf : (ll A 4-26-3tc can opy and plastic storm WITH US. Rutland ; Factory choked CALL TO SEE OUR NEW Sales & Service, Inc. "'acant Jot used as a tra il er wmdow . Trailer has been· gun s only. Sunday, April 29th, HENRY E. CLELAND MODEL HOME . NO SUNDAY 1964 IMPALA. 4 door hardtop, space . tocatect on North Secon d 3·25·tft 1 p. m . wired for electric, 3 outlets'." AYenue , and (21 Res iden ce real BROKER SHOWINGS, EXCEPT ON powe r steering and brakes. Excellent condition, $675. Call 4-26-3tc estate located at 791 North 3 ASSOCIATES MODEL HOME . good condition •. owner is 992·5815 after 5 p.m . Second Avenue , M idd leport . BEFORE you buy any new TO HELP YOU HELEN L. TEAF. O RD retired, tesS than 56,000 actual Ohio . on which 1S located a si)( NEW Tuxedo 2 pc. suite Wi th 4-25-4tc · Mobile Home, you shou ld 992 -2259 room house with bath GOROON B. TEAFORD m iles, ph one 992-2936 . ._ sewn foam back and arms, consid er the large silvings EaStern Ave . GAllipolis, Terms of sa le, cash in hand on If no answer 992-2568 ASSOCIATES . 4-26·3fc Ill 1973 ZIG-ZijG Sew ing featuring 6 i·nch · foam you ca n ha ve by purcha sing a day of sate All bids ·will be or 985·4209, PH. 446-0lll 992-3325 or 992-361S Machines left in la yaway. cushio n s; your choice of late model use d Mobile Home. subject to approval by the ~eautiful pastel co lor , full velvet or matelasse. Th is Probate Cou r t, ann the r ight 1S Here are some every day low reserved to re1ect anv and all week only $1 99.95 ; Cash and s1ze model. All buitt.in to 1970 44xl2 prices · 1 •bids buttonhole, do stret ch sewing carry . Pomeroy Recovery, Buddy, $3,395 , I - 1971 622 E . Main St . Phone 992 and fan cy stitching . Pay just 60xl2 Buddy, 3 bedroom , 1112 HARRIETT HYATT , 7554. $48 . 75 cas h or terms bath, $4,695 ; I 1912 60x12 admm1s tratr ix of the available . Trade -ins .ac 4-26-6lp Cranbrook , 3 bedroom , Esleueot Charles Hyal! , OPTOMETRIST . deceased "sharp," $4,695 ; 1 - SOx lO cepted . Electro Hyg 1ene Co., (4 ) 16, 18, 10, 23 , 25 . 27, 61 c phone 992-7755 . GUN SHOOT, also rifle matLiberty _- extra clean, $2,795, OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE ches. open sites only and 4-25-6tc "super buy of the week "; 1 AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT special de er slug mat ch . 1971 - 60x1 2 Buddy, $3,995; ' P MEROY. Forked Run Sportsman Club, ctl l prices includ e delivery and 121 ELECTRDLUX Vacuum PUBLIC NOTICE Cleaners complete with at. Sunday, April 29th , 12 noon. set up. Th is is just a few of the Sea l ed b1ds will be received tachm ents. ·cordwlnder and 4-26-Jtc by the Olive Township Board of barga ins avaflable at BerryBit Clplcity pai n t spray . Used but in like Trustees at the office of th e Miller Mobi le Home Sales , 705 Owner Transferred. Will not refuse any M1yt11 Townsh ip Clerk for the pur . new condition . Pay $34 .45 Far son Street , Belpre, Ohio, Automatln ch ase of a new Lo.ader . 3ackhoe . reasonable offer. cash or budget plan available. phone 423-9531. Shop here 2 speect operat ion . Offered as trade in on~C (1 J Case Help Wanted Electro Hyg iene Co., phone first , you'll be gla d you d id. 430 Loader·Backhoe . Choice of water 992-7755. 4-27 -Jtc Bids to be opened at the off1ce CQ9K, WAITRESS' and carhop ; temps . Auto. This is a great opportuni~y for some lucky of the Trustees at Reedsv ille, water level apply i n person . Craw 's Steak --~-----4 -·2-.: H tc family large or small. 5 bedrooms, completely Ohio May 2 at I O'ClOCk 1973. control. Lint House Specif i cations for th e Loader MODERN Walnut stereo.radio For Sale carpeted, living, Jamily arid dining rooms, 2 Filter or Power H6-7tc Backhoe can be obtained at the combination, 4 speed InFin Agitator . large bathrooms,.. new kitchen with built-in residen ce of the Clerk at Long -----,--~· STAR KILLS rats quicRiy, sure. termixed changer , 4 speaker Perm a-Press Bottom , Ohio. The Board of BOOKKt::EPER tOr accounts cab . .Kids can w_a lk to grade school. lt~.s an 21 ~ tbs.. $1.69, Ebersbach sound sy$ tem , separate Mavt11 Trustees reserve the right to payable and payroll. Office in Hardware, Sugar Run Mil ls, HIIO ol H. . t contrOls. Balance $69.72.' Use older house in an excellertt location in Midreiect 'any or all bids . AthenS until July then mov ing Drytrs Pickens Hardware, Mason. our budget terms . Call 992Olive Townsh ip dleport. Was $24,000, but don' t let that stop Ga lli_polis . Send resurrie to Surround clothes· to 4·1-301p 3965. Trustees with gentle, even S.E O.E.M.S , P. 0 . Bo> 927, , ._;;; Ada Bisseii, .Cierk you. The owner must sell, (make an offer) . 4·22-6tc heat. No ho1spots, Athens, Ohio 45701 . , .fOOD'S AQUARIUMS ; fish·· ----------------Ttl1 13, 20, 27, 3tc no overdry l ng . . 4-26-Jtc and supplies ; new location , r~O W . TAKING orders for Fine Mnh Lint Ash Street, Middleport ne.:> r ~outh ern plants. Charles R. Gaflia Co.'s Largest Fil ter . park ; phone 992·5443. Harris, 843·2693. We Sp•cllllte In Real Estate Sales Agency Emp!oymerit Wanted MAYTAG 1·7·tfc. The Bible ha s been transOffice 446-3643 _.:__-c.------:' .WI LL do bookkeeping In my lated into nearly 1,500 Ian· home ; Contact Cheryl COAL. L1mestone, Excelsior LOTS ~or. sale. - on Che~ter Evenings Call guages and dialec ts and Lauderm 1! I, 2nd Str eet, Salt Works, E. Main St., water : phone 992-5248 ' til 3 linguists around the 'world E. M. "U1e" Wiseman, 4411-3796 Mason or phone 773·5613. Pomeroy . Phone 992-399 1. p.m . or 992-3436 after 3 p.m • . are working on 500 new verE. N.~iseman, 446-4500 4-24 otp 4-12-tfc NOTICE We talk to you FURN I SHED and unfurnished apartmen t ; adults on ly; ca ll 99'2·390 I . 4-24-Stc - ------ 5ale like a person. WMP0/1390 .. Teaford, Sr. Broker p~ppers, UHE.Il" HEATING & COOLING HUMIDIFIERS r==~:::==~~~=---, - -- - - 3'h 3 129.95 49.95 ------ ARNOLD BROTHERS PUBLIC WHOLESALE NEW MOBILE HOMES . o. TRI.OOUNTY MOBILE HOMES o. r----------------------, THE WISEMAN N. W. COMPTON, 0. D~ n., AGENCY ---- --·------- sions. 4-22·6t( --,---'---- RUTLAND FURNITURE R~:~.~~:·· 741-4211 Arnold Gr1t1. , L--------~~~--------~~~~----~~~~--~~~· 4 69 CAMARO 71 91ds 88 Holiday Sedan, air . • • • .. • • • .. • '2695 71 Olds Town Sed., V-roof, air ......... , .... 12S95 71 Volkswagen 4 Door, auto. .. • .. • • • • .. • • 12495 ' 70 Cadillac H. T. Sedan, power, air .......... IJ500 70 Cadillac H.T. Cpe., power, air ........... 13700 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, air .... 12995 70 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, V roof, air•••••••• 12595 69 Chevelle Mal. H.T. Cpe., V-8, AT, PS ... '1 595 6~• Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., air : .... 11595 69 'Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.. :.. 11295 Cut 68 68 68 "68 Olds 6& Ooage Pol. 67 Olds Ford Gal. Chevelle 98 2 Or. H.T.• 4 Or. 11995 ' 66 THUNDERBIRD 1 2 Dr. H.T, Loaded sharp .................... 1295 71 MUSTANG 2 Dr. J':l,;r , V-8, auto., P.S., P. B. ••• ••• •• ,,.,. 11995 & 71 FORD PINTO Town Sed., power Buick uSabre 4 Door, s S~an, 6 cyl., standard . • , •• , •• , •••••• ,, • Fury II, 4dr., 318, V-8, std., P S , clean 70 DODGE 70 FORD Ca tal1na, 4 dr. sedan, P.S, P.B .............. SST, 2 dr . H.T., 290, V-8, auto .................. 71 SO S9 S6 Pomeroy Motor Co. . PH. 985-4100 Located on St . ijt. 7 OUR WORD IS OUR BOND Mr. and Mrs. Bruce My~s " and family.wer<!•Easte\>·dtnner guests ol Mrs. Doris K oeni g, Tuppers Plains. Mrs. Ada Morris is a medi cal patient at the Holzer Medical Center . Mr . and Mr s. Charles Eichinger and daug hter, Co lumbu s, and Dennis Eichin ger, student at Marietta , Jean . OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Mrs. Letha Wood spen t Easter with Mr.' and Mrs . Harold Hawk and. family, Tuppers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. John Newell REMEMBER RIGGS USED CARS spent the weekend with Mrs. Opal E1chmger, Don and Laura Mr . and Mrs . Kenneth sons, Colum.bus, w er e weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newell, Elmer and Sheila. They were all Easter dinner guests of Mr. · and Mrs. Larry Curtis and family, Long Bottom. Mrs. Lillian Frost and Billie Jean are visiting in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Fraley and family . Miss Kristie Hawk, Tuppers Plains, visited Monday with Mrs. Roy Christy. weekend guests of Mr . and ' Mrs . Ross Cleland and Larry. Mrs . Susan Hibbs and Mary and Greg, joined them for Easter dinner. On Saturday evening, Mr. Cleland was CEW ARD CALVERT, Salesman We Service What We Sell many. ' ' Lee and children, Bashan . WE STILL ARE MAKING GREAT DEALS ON NEW IUICKS & . PQNTIACS. SO BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR NEW OR USED CHECK WITH US. · · •195 ,phone call from his son Jerry , H.T. Sedan, V-8 engine, automatic trans ., P. steer ing & brake5. radio, blue f i nish, blk . vi nyl top, good tires, radio Special !!! 'guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert sags Chev. C-10, 'h ton Pickup. V-8, 4-sp . Ford 1 Ton Chipwood Special. Your Choice International Pickup Ford 1 Ton Truck pleasantly surprised with a 11695 Mr . and Mrs. Vernon Cl eland, Columbus, w er e FORD .............:~~--~~~:.~.~~~~~·...................~~~~·-······· •29 5 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel 1695 altended church service at Sutton and were Easter dinner FORD ............ ~--~~~~:.~~~-'.~:~~..'.~~.~~~-~~~.~~~.~~~·..........•99 5 '2195 68 JAVELIN v .a motor, auto. trans., P.S., and w·w t~r es, rad io, ni ce yellow finish with vi nyl interiOr . By Clarice Allen Weekend guests of Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Orr were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neuman and famil y, Galion, and Dr. and Mrs. Roger Grueser and daughters, Logan . On Sunday they all --~~J.·............................... ~~ ·-·········'189 5 1995 71 PONTI'AC S229l News Notes Marq., 4 dr . H.T.• air . vinyl top. Clean LTD Wagon. 4 dr ., P.S . P B. Sharp .,,, ..... 1 -Pomeroy Motor Co. and sags sl795 who is with the Army in Ger- Chester MERCURY Polara. 2 dr. H T. , P.S, P. B., vinyl ·roof •••• • •• " You' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY 0p, , Everings Untii6:0G-Til 5p.m. Sat. 1967 FORD LTO . $1695 •••••••••• 2 Dr. H.T. , 4 cyl , 4 sp. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Karr & VanZandt 1968 CAMARO CONV. • 69 TOYOTA '695 Fireblrd Esprit. Local 1 owner, 350 V-8 engine, P. steer ing .... . &automatic trans., AM·F.M radio, IIJ<,.e new white lettered tires , dark brown f ini sh, bu cket Seats & blk·. vi nyllri m . A '- sharp one YReally loaded. 1295 71 PLYMOUTH & air........ '995 1970 PONTIAC 1 Satellite, 4 dr., P. S., P.B., vinyl roof . ••••••••• 64 Buick Elec. 4 Door H.T. ................. 1295 64 Olds 88 H.T. Coupe, nice ............... 1595 2 SIGNS . OF QUALITY 70 HORNET 69 PlYMOUTH '795 air............... $}595 1295 70 MERCURY 1 Montego, 4 Dr ., 6 cyl. , stand . ................. 1095 67 Olds 88 H.T. Sed., full power, air ....... .'795 66 Olds Toronado, full power, air........... 1995 66 3 Dr . Runabout One owner •••••••••••••••••• 4 Qr. H.T., air .......11395 H.T.. ................ l295 2 Dr. H,T.. 6 cxl., auto., P.S.,. ••• , .......... 500 4 Door, air .............. '1095 • 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto., P.L .. 11495 4 Door v.a, 4 sp . •••••••••••••••••••••••••1 70 CAMARO Hoi. Sedan, v..roof .............'1495 Pontiac Bonneville . Vlrgil B. - -- -- - - 1966 CADILLAC ................... •895 Sedan, Deville, dr. H.T., P.S., P. B., vinyl root . USED CARS OFFICE SUPPLIES and Real Estate For Sale NEW TOTAL Electric trame WE SOLD MORE CARS THIS MONTH THAN ANY MONTH SINCE WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS. SO COME IN AND HELP US. SPECIAL OF THE WEEK On Most Amerian C.rs fimshes . sewing machine. This machine dal'ns, .embroiders, makes buttonholes. all without attachment•. Just dl~l and sew. Pay balance of $38.50 or pay S5 per month . Stop in and see our line of quali tY fishing tackle, t:ods , • reefs, lines, lures. 992·2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy FQf wood and masonry MUST sell 1973 detu•e Zig-Zag r·-=========·='"-~ . POMEROY HOME & AUTO LATEX PAJNT 4-20-ttc 1.72 ACRE tot, phone 742-3656. 4·26-6tp ------- . 2 REDBONE Coon hound pup>: 1973 STEREO 8 track. A small 4 Business Services Encyclopedia, 3·20-llc Diameter PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know · Wanted Maximum ~ATES For Wa.nr Ad Service 5 cents per Word one insertion M i nimum Charge 75c 12 cents per word three consecut i ve tnsertlons . 18 cents per word si x con - ' Poles r i ght to edit or reject any ads deemed obie c tionCll The pub,ltsher w.n not be responsible for more than one incorrect For Sale R!CORD BREAKING SALE Wickham and fami1y, Richmond, were Thursday eve nin g dinner g'uests of Mr. and Mrs. John Wickham . v Mr. D. D. Cleland , Columbus. visited with Denzil Cleland, Friday afternoon. Bill Allen , graduate student at Lehi gh University, Bethlehem, Pa., spent a week with Mr . and Mrs. Clayton Allen. Mrs . John Reuter and Mrs. Kathy Freitag, Akron, spent a few days with Miss L ucille Smith. Mrs . Helen Wilson, Albany, N. Y., spent Saturday with Mr. LARGE SELECTION ' MOBILE HOMES CHESTER. 0 . and Mrs. Raymond Elberfeld . Mr . and Mrs. Richard Fre1tag 111 , Akron, were we ~ kend guesl<> of Miss Lucill•' Smith. Open Evenings 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Service 'Til 12 'Til Noon on Saturday 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, OhiO Remember We Seroice What We Sell. in a coma ever: since his. Sparstune Cooper i~ ·75 remained ORIOLES HONOR ROBBY HUBER DIES cra shed into an electric cabl e box durin g the lO.lap race for former teammate Frilnk SINGAPORE (UP! ) - Sw1ss race dr1ver Joe Huber, inj ured saloon s and tourin g cars. Robinson when he makes his last Friday while drtving m the Huber was negotia tin g a first lOcal appearance here on Sin gapore Grand Prix, died in dangerous stretch of the 3.02a hospital Thursday . m ile circuit ca lled " the At tendants said Huber had snake." THE SHOP ·May 4 wjth hls new club, the BALTIMORE (UP! ) - The California Angels. . Baltimore Orioles will honor Robinson, 37, will be given Dodgers ln 1971. Baltimore General Manager J. Frank Cashen also announced that a cash duna't iun will be made in his old uniform, No. 20, which the club retil'ed after he was his name to ·a Baltimore drug traded to the Los Angeles abuse pr-ogram . OPEN FOR INSPECTION CUSTOM MEAT CUTTING TO SERVE THE PEOPLE OF MEIGS AND MASON AREA. We are otf en ng, Evans Pt'e m1er Bee f, cut to your order for your Freezer. - Hmd Quart er:. Front Quarter s . Sides Rib s Loins Rounds. . CUT • WRAPPED • FROZEN Dal e-992-3884 DI Ck- 992 -3374 OUR NEW MODEL HOME Trendhomes Go Mobile With Goble! BY NATI ONAL HOME S CORP ORAT ION Where Dealin' Is Saturday 1 to 5 The Best Sunday 1 to 5 1 MILE NORTH OF FIVE POINTS ON RT. 7 LOOK FOR SIGNS The TRENDHOME is ! BILL'S ARMY-NAVY DEPARTMENT STORE 85 N. COURT ATHENS, 0. SALE THRU SUNDAY CAMPING : Canvas Tents, 49.95, any size, ~9 1o choose from - Vinyl Air Mattress, Stars & Stnpes, 1.49 Totem Cots, 9:49- Ground Cloths, Sx7, 1.69 . HOUsEWARES : tee Bu ckets, 1.49 - .Oil Lamps , 2.19 up.Piastic Tumbler:r.. 4c ea .. Embroidery Floss. 1c ske1n. HARDWARE : 12 pc . Socket Sets. 2.49 92 ,50 _ 61!2" Power Saws, 12.99 Lincoln Welders, SPORTING GOODS < Approved Helmets. 16.95 - Child's Life Vest, 2.49 - Fish Knife, 39c - Pocket Kn ives. 59c . CLOTHING : Belts, 39c - Men's Ties, 19c - T.Shirts, Andy Capp, Archie Sunker , etc .. 79~ - Baby Blanke~. 2 in pkg., 99c - Western Shirts, Reg. 9.00. now 4.49 Tank Tops, Reg 9.00, now 4.49, - Wrangler Co lored Cords. 4.98 - Wrangler Jeans, 5. 95, up fa 12 .00 v~ lues ____: women 's Blou ses .& Tops at Tremendous Sav1ngs. We Feature Some of the Finest: *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD *SKYLINES ACADEMY 12' Wides - 14' Wides Up 70' Long Low Bank Rates G I Loans Availabl e LARRY'S. * MOBiLE HOMES* Larry; Evans, Owner Frank Gheen, Sales Mg .. - PHONE 2&3 BEDROOM Always The Best Deal On Best Homes - GOLDEN EMPRESS - VAN DYKE - GRAYWOOD - GRAND HAVEN - HILLCREST - HALLMARK -E SQUIRE 50 X 12 to 70 X 14 CHECK OUR SPECIALS UP TO 12 YEAR F IN ANCI NG WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 1. Bu11t on 16 inch centers . 2. Ha s 2x4wall studs wtth glued and nailed 1/l inch drywall. 3. Fully msulated. 4. 2x8 floor joist. . · s. large closets . 6. Firealarm for your protection. 7 . Carpeting in living, hall and aiiJ bedroom s a. Has llh baths, tub with seat and 2 soap tray s. 9. Aluminum eaves and down spouting. 10. Alummum projection and siding with very little upkeep. 11 . Rubber treated aluminum windows. 1'2 . Storm doors and windows. 13. Large kit chen w1lh beautiful cupboards and double sink. 14. Garages, slidmg glass door s, ba se ments, and many other features . 19. 2x6 rafters . 16 . Nice Utility room and washer.dryer space. 17. Copper plumbing . _ , 18. These homes are manufactured by the largest home builder in the UNITEO STATES. 19. Nearly 112 acre tots available , at building si te, and lots in Meigs School District. '20. These houses are built accordtng to code , and will pass ins. pec1ion ' 21. Price is only SL9,995 ,00 on your lot. Built ·by: B&K Excavating '--- ---~ -- .. SALES REPRESENTATIVE: VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER 992-7777 Associ<ltes : Helen L. Teaford. Gordon, B. Teaford POMEROY, OHIO OPEN 9:00-5: 30 DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY& FRIDAY TIL9 Next Door to the "Jones Boys" OPEN SUNDAY 12 'TIL 5:30 Open Sun. J.6 p.m , Daily 9-6 Let Us Build Your New Home! PHONE 992-3325 EQUAL HOUSING 586 Locust St. · 992 -7004 "1\i(jdleport · Open 8 to 6 Man. thru Sat. OPPORTUNITIES 110 MECHANIC STREET POMEROY, OHIO I �10 - The Dati)' Senhnel, Mtddleport·Pomeroy, 0 . April 'l:l, 1973 Two District Army of Scouts will mount eight-hour war OTJ litter HUNTINGTON - Can 1,000 Trt.State Area Scouts clean up more than 100 mtles of roadwa) thts Saturday' They thmk they can And they've devised more than 30 special proJects atmed at that and several other goals The scouts, aH members of the Tn.State Area Boy &out CoWlctl, will be repeatmg an effort begw a year ago when more than 600 scouts cleaned up 95 mtles of roadway and 40 mtles of shorelines along Tn- MEIGS ntEATRE Tomght & Saturday Aprtl27 28 WHEN LEGENDS DIE nvers , cree k s and run offs m JUSt e1ght hours StaLe More than 40 scout units wtth members rangmg from young men and women m hJgh school age explorer umts to teen-aged boys to etght-year old cub scouts wtll JOin w1th thetr leaders Ill the day·long errort Several area busmesses, mcludmg the Huntmgt onBascd Owens-IIhnms Plant, PepSt.Cola of Huntmgton, and Hllj),lingl<ln___i>ubhshmg Company, are contn bubng man- power and expertise to ass1st the young people m the e££orls, whach are aimed at makmg the Tn-State a better place to hve ''We behevewehave a maJOr litter problem m the Trt- contracts ler execuhve w1th Owens-Ilhnms who ts volunteer chatrman for Rrcha rd Wtdmark Fredenc Forrest I PGl AFEW BULLETS MORE (Techmcolor) Peter Lee Lawren ce -----IG) Drane Zura Sun , Mon , Tues Apr 29 30, May 1 KANSAS CITY BOMBER Raquel Welch Kevtn McCarthy ( PG ) Cartoons J Stooges the Scouts' parhctpatwn · Government f1gures show that more than ftve pounds of sohd waste are created every day for every man, woman, and ch tld m the Trt-State area Some of that ts damagmg our envtronment m the form of htter " " The Scouts are gomg to try to help, 'Vass continued, "But we're gomg to need everyone else's help Keep Amenca Beaultful Day ts merely a Otl Day Show starts 7 p m special proJect to can attentiOn to the b1gger day·to-day problem" two h1ghway Improvement Umts parhctpatmg m the project £rom thts area b~ locahhes where they meet mclude M-G·M D1strtct-Pack 206, Cheshtre Kyger PTA, Pack 209, Addavllle PTA , Pack 243, ~cme Ftrsl Bapttsl Church: Pack 249, Mmeral Lodge No 242, I 0 0 F, Pomeroy: Pack 256, New Haven Umted Methodtsl Church, New Haven, W Va , Troop 2110, a group of bustnessmen of Galhpohs, Troop 230, Salem Bapttsl Church, Palnol, Troop 257, St Peter's Evangehcal Lutheran Church, Pomt Pleasant, and Troop 259, 3664lh Ordnance markings An effective style revue of gowns or yesteryear has been woven mto the operetta which IS dtrected and accompamed by Mrs Phyllts Hackett of the £acuity Scene stealers on opemng mght were Lisa Scaggs, cast as the snooty shopper m the conv tn c mgly played by Judy Lavender The pubhc ts mvtted to al· tend tomghl's £mal show a m to noon Monday at the Reedsvtlle Post Offtce m ob· servance of Postal Service Day A hmtled number or tmpnnted envelopes honormg postal people wtll be distributed free to v1s1tors on a ftrst come, first servid baSls Spec1al stamps wtll be on sale and ref1 eshments of coffee, donuts, punch and cookies Will be served • BATTERIES STOLEN Galha County shenf£'s depuhes were mvestlgatmg the theft or baltenes taken £rom a bulldozer owned by Benme Cardwell o£ Vtnton. The dozer was parked at the Robert Scurlock property Scurlock's home was also entered pomeroy rutland pomeroy national bank the bank of the ce ntury established t872 Member FDIC "Cioing one itep further" .__ _;..,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _• REGISTRATION SET ' Regtstrabon for ftrst grade at the Sahsbury Elementary &hool wtll take place Tuesday from 9 to 11 a m and from I to 3 p m ,Parents are urged to brmg lhetr chtld's btrlh cer- hficate and ImmumzatLOn records SALE PLANNED The Eagles Class o£ the As~ury Untied Melhodtst Church wtll hold a rummage sale May 3, 4, 5tn the Wtllte M coates bu1Idmg, Second st, Mtddleport, begmnmg at9 a.m i'i''''::::::::::::::::::::::::::::o::>.::::::::>.:::,:,:,,:,:,:,::,:•s•<•:::•::;<:::.:•:•::::::>.~>>;;>,>.>.>.;:•:;:;::::::::::>.•:«;:,::::::::::>.::::::::::::::::::::::::::'::::::::::::::: ::::::•:::::•:·':':•:::::::•:::''::::::>.::;,:;,: Putney, Pomt Pleasant, Unda Waugh, Galltpohs, Mrs Ed· ward Smith, Northup: Mrs Arthur Pursley, Sandyville, Reynolds Solonayer, Patncta Stover, Ashton: John Huber Il, Pomt Pleasant, Mrs Russell Leach, daughter, Henderson: Mrs. Leslie McGrath, Leon, Wliham Gardner, New Haven 1 Mrs Thomas Denney, Galhpolis and Mrs Dewey Whtte, Galllpohs BIRTHS - Aprtl 27, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Wheeler, Pomt Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Ronald Fry, Pomeroy, Elite Mae Lemley, Pomeroy , Linda Cunmngham, Pomeroy. Helen Smith, Racme, and Jean Atkms, Racme DISCHARGED - Ardella Herdman, Mary Van Houten, Carolyn Adams, Ella Halfhlil, Earl Denny, Lowell Wmgett, Paula McKmney, Cmdy Dtll, Ic1e Tucker, Vern Chevalier, Mary Queen, C.cli Queen, Harold King,Anna Gnm, Mary Smith, Everett Cremeans, Ba r ba r a Cl a r k; J a s on Qw IIen Wellther ~m hkely tn the east and a chance of showers m the west tomght and cool. Lows m the mtd 311S to near 40 Mostly cloudy and cool Saturday w1th a chance of showers m the east. Htghs Saturday 45 to 55 LOCAL TEMPS Temperature tn downtown Pomeroy at 11 a m Frtday was MASON DRIVE-IN ,',' Saturday Night 10 til 2 The MEIGS INN 992-3629 POMEROY ... •I Jr l " .\ V 1nformat10n when he announced a renewed, personal mqmry two days later. - The Washington Post quoted an unnamed associate of Dean as sa)'Ulg Dean went to the Prestdent March 20 and satd he was w1lling to "testify freely and go to jail" if necessary for his ro!e m the Watergate as part of "com· plete disclosure by everyone." Dean was descrtbed as feeling such action by hun, Ehrlich· man and H R. Haldeman was needed "to save the preslden· COLUMBUS - WERT T. COLLOPY, 57, and Werrtck Weatherson 57 employes of the state Bureau of Motor Vehicles, were fired Th~sday after bemg charged with accepting bribes. Offtctals said tbe charges were in connection with a plan to shave points off records of drtvers who were fa~d with suspension or exarrunations. James 0. Phipps, a used car dealer, was charged wtth acting as a middleman for persons who wanted points taken off thetr records. Now you Know The oldest natiOnal anthem sttllin use ts the Netherlands', based on a 15th century folk servancy Dlstnct m Rutland. Operahon Mainstream has been extended to Oct. J' 1973 on a grant of $209,550 for iiO persons. Operahon Mamstream enrollees are prunarily older unemployed persons in rural areas and small towns. They are employed on beaulificatJOn and conservation projects to unprove conunwtties where song the they hve. cy." , THE GODFATHER (Color Marian Branda AI Pacmo Leadmg Creek Con- EtBERFELDS IN POMEROY Furniture Department-Jrd Floor Another Big Shipment Berkline Chairs destruction of Hunt's £ties were "essen bally correct." He satd be based h1s optmon on personal meetmgs and telephone conversatiOns he had w1th Gray Wednesday and Thurs· day Wetcker, a close friend of ~ F~·~ ) .', Gray, sald there was "no questton m my mind that Pat Gray did not use good JUdgement m a vanety of In- stances." HWlt, a former Whtte House consultant and an ex-CIA agent, pleaded gmlty to all charges at the outset of the tr1al o£ tbe seven ongmal Watergate de£endants m January Tr1al testimony showed that matertal from his Wh1te House office was \ I Berk\Tne ~ T~INNO\ATORS ~ Recner SPEOALS • I Rl last week by th1s paper, tssued the followtn g statement Saturday The Gall1pohs Datly Trtbune and Sunday T1mes~ntmeJ are to be com- annual convention For the next year, Dr Clarke wtll preslde over all ofhc1al meetings and conclaves of the ASSOCiatiOn, preside over mended for the1r offer to pubhsh the opmwns of the candidates for Galhpohs C1ty Commission so that cthzens <:an choose Hte best quahfted men to serve them all sesstons of The Councll (board of directors) and also serve as co-chatrman of the assocJatJOn's delegation to the American MediCal Association Bouse of Delegates Dr Clarke already serves and Will continue to serve as an OSMA delegate to the AM.A Followmg hts formal mstallal!on, he and Mrs Clar ke wtll gJVe a The large field o£ candidates for ctty commissioner ts a very healthy s1gn and ( have the h1ghesl 1egard £or all the other candidates The growth or Galhpohs has. been phenornenal m the pasJ few years and 1t 1s- prcdtcted to gro.w even faster m the near future Jt IS more Impm·tant than ever arrest, and most of 1t subsequently was turned over to '!>e Fill St. Paul Lutheran Church Sunday School 9: lS.a.m. Worship Servtce Pastor Vts1tors Always Welc:o~~ Corn 2nd & Sycamore Sts. 1 L...-~ Pomeroy DEBBIE CALL, POMEROY, purchases a tJCkel to the M-G-M Boy Scout &out-o-rama lobe held Saturday and Sunday at the Pomeroy Jumor H1g!t SchUvl bulldmg, from Paul Reed, center, a member of Pomeroy Troop 249 Looking on 1s Tom Reed, a )Wltor lea der or the troop Ttckets are $1 per famtly and may be purchased from any Boy Scout Hours of the event are Saturday, 7 30 to 9 30 p m and Sunday, 2 30 to 4 30 p m 'Rama show set POMEROY - Ttcket sales are underway £or thts year's MGM Dtslrtcl Scoul.Q-~ma May:; and 6 m the Pomeroy Jumor Htgh School Audtlonum The Scou l·O·Rama -provtdes Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts an opportumty to bUild booths and dtsplays to tell the pubhc about scoutmg and to !how the1r pubhc concern and mvolvement W1lllam R Stephenson, Pomeroy, chalrrnan of the event, today Issued the times of the program The Scout..Q~Rama wtll be open £rom 7 30 p m to 9 30 p m Saturday, May 5 and £rom 2 30 to 4 30 p m Sunday, May 6 BtU Wellman, ttcket chatrman and and 14 are Interested m scoutmg programs Samples said as a result of the high mterest shown by youngsters through the survey, dtstrtct offtcJa ls hope to start approximately 20 new Cub and Boy Scout umts m the M-G-M area Tuesday, a meetmg wtll be held m the Appalachtan Power Off1ce, Pt Pleasant, at 7 p m for the purpose of organizing new umlq Orgamzers expected to attend are Mr and Mrs John Stewart, Wilham W1sc, Howard Roush, Mtifred Hysell, Jack Rogers, Mrs Chnsttne Napier, Judy Issac, Tom Metcalf, Lyle Dunsmore, Fred Fraley, Carl Cameron, Hank Cleland, John Whtttiey, Carl Murray and Andy Tabbapore Another mee!tng wtli be held on May B at 7 p rn at \'{htch t1me orgamzers and prospective umt sponsors w1ll discuss the future of scoutmg programs This sesswn wtll also be held at the Appaiachtan Power Co off1ce Area rtrmsand residents who have not m 98 pel or the schools m been contacted but would like to par. Pro£ Kenneth Myers, Head of the DIVISIOn of Natural Science, and Associate Professor of Chemistry at Rto Grande College, has been elected ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY per ~ eek Newsstand pnce on Sunday \\Ill be 20 cents Carners and dr1vers will share m this raise. made necessary by increased costs o( production, General mcreases m rates by mail are also bemg made president of the Raccoon Creek and Tr1butar1es Assoctation Th€ one-year:.old orgamzatwn's first prestdent, Rev C J, Lemley, presided over the meeting m town hall here Objecltves of the Assoctatwn, £ormed m January 1972, are to promote the beauttftcatton, flood control, recreatLonal activitieS:, reclamation and poJlutwn control m the Raccoon Creek basm Rev Lemley reported on progress to date He satd several government agenctes have been asked to help Commumty Actwn's " Operahon Mamstrearh" worked from June through November, 1972 on the creek banks m the Vmton area Much of the timber cut now wlll be sold for pulp wood Forms have been secured to apply for a re~ eral grant that would permtt a more extenstve professional Real Estate a.ppra1ser, semor member Amer1can Soc1ety of Apprrusers tSecret:1ry of International Chapter), member of the Amencan Rtght of Way Assoc1atlon, member of the Amencan ArbitratiOn AssociatlOn, Past president and present broker member or SEO Board or Reallors and active m ctty and school rccrealton programs My t~amtng has mcluded many zomng and planmng studtes Zomng and planmng must be used but not abused, as a tool of >g<JVcrrrment The 'growth of the c1ty and th e genera l welfare of all1ts people must be foremost m mmd l ask only to be evaluated on my geuume des1re to serve your best mterests as a ctbzen of Galhpolts lf you feel my quahftc.a twns meet your approval I would appret1atc you r support. Re~pectfully, Arthur A " Pete" N1be1t ARTHUR A (PETE I NIBERT Your invited Guest Reaching More Than 11.500 Families SUNDAY, APRIL 29. 1973 . POMEROY - ' Entire store and warehouse is open Friday and Saturday nights til 9 p.m. Take advantage of the many special sale pnces all over the store an·d warehouse on Mechanic St. Dally und Sunday w1ll be 55 cents Galhpohs-Pomt Pleasant Girls win world rank VINTON - colors and patterns A revol uttonary 3 way mechan1sm makes a cha~r that's very comfortable and uses the T cush1on concept for S1tf1ng, loungmg and recllnmg poslt1ons Select a cha~r now for yourself or Mother 's Day g1vmg crease in the dally papers. Vel<ran (USN ), h1gh schpol teacher, THREE SECTIONS Pomeroy Mtddleport Raccoon basin group SERMON "The Man for the Job" Rev Arthur C Lund, 30 PAGES Prof. Myers heading B1g selection of styles • covers • l-lomc delivery by carrier boys and girTs and by motor route drivers or The Sunday-Times Sentinel \\HI mcreasc from 10 cents to 15 cents begmnmg next Sunday, May 6 There will be 110 m· m r€presentmg you and to state my qualifications Det·olt•d To The Greater Middle Ohio Vullt!)' the Trt-County Area and results revealed t1c1pate m the program should call Roger more than 5110 boys betwe~n lhe ages of 8 N Samples, 446·0083 "shocked and surprised 11 when '• tmts VOL 8 NO. 13 pleted surveys • + area Meanwhile, RogerN Samples, M-G-M District Scout Execut1ve, recently com- but dented knowmg their content or that Gray had destroy them The Datly News sa1d Gray did not learn until two days ago about the contents or the papers It sa1d Gray also was President's re-election cam· >wny Sunday wtth htgh m the :;Qs north to 60s southern part of state Lows Sunday mght m 30s Partly cloudy on Monday wtth htgh m 00s north to 70s southern areas of the state and Cub Scouts throughout the M.G·M documents were giVen to Gray, - Jeb Stuart Magruder, deputy ' dtrector of the Weather Pomt Pleasant busmessrnan, mdtcated that this year's sales are expected to top a11 precedmg years " And," he added, "where today can you recetve whole farnJJy entertamment for only a dollar " Ttckets are ava1lable from Boy Scouts removed shortly after his 10:30 a.m. I Rl -Pius" THE POSSESSION OF JOEL DELANEY" GALUPOUS - Oscar W Clarke, M.D, of Gar!teld Avenue, Spruce Knoll, promment Gallipohs phySt~tan and ctvtc leader, will be mstalled as prestdent of the 10,30D·member Oh10 Slate Medtcal Assoctat1on m Columbus May 9 at the conclusion of the assoctahon 's fqur-d.ay ;:,;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;;,;;;~;;;.;;;;.;;;;;;,..;;;;,;.;;;;..;;.;;;;.,_.;..,..,.. ._._..,_ _.., mg conmuttee 1 satd the news~ paper accounts of Gray 1s I ~j ql1t1, Tomght, Sat., Sun Aprll27 28 29 Double Feature Program GALLIPOLIS - " I ask only to b< U1at we have genu10ely mterested, achve evaluated on my genutne destre to serve eommtssiOners to msure a progressive your best mtere-sts as a cttl2:en offuture for our c1ty Therefore, as a lifelong Galltpohs " resident of th1s cJty, I Y.ould hke to take Thus spoke Arthur A t Pete) Ntbert, thls opportun1ty to express sincere mterest one of 10 Galhpohtans seektng a nommatlon for a se.,t on the cit) com· mtssiOn dunng the May 8 election N1bert, m response to a request mad~ Sunday paper to 20c Local project extended One o£ three manpower trammg programs m Ohto whJCh have been extended and funded to provtde wel£are reclptents and dtsadvanlaged Jobless andl underemployed workers, mcluding older persons, 15 10 Me1gs Cowty, the U. s Department of Labor announced Friday. It ts OperaUon Mamstream operated m conjunction Wlth destroyed by securtty personnel Sen Lowell P We1cker Jr , R.Conn , a member of 'the Senate's Watergate mveshgat· I Sh1rley MacLa•ne knowledge" of the Watergate plot, althouglo his name has veen mentioned prommenlly tn the mvestlgation of lbe plot and alleged attempts to cover 1t up - Ehrltchman, satd he uid not know or lbe contents or the papers Gray destroyed wUI Aprll 15 and that he lm· m•<hately told the President about 1t Ntxon ctted fresh Continued from Page I I thousands of other workers, ranging from nurses to airline p~ot.., showed no stgns of ending their strikes - which had COlllCided With today's scbeduled 7Utour rail walkout. The announcement ending the paralyzing walkout was tnade through the office of Chief Cabinet Secretary Suswnu Nlkaido alter a meeting wtth cabmet mmisters and uruon leaders at the Diet Parliament building . where sensttlve documents are Petersen smd he would be call~!<~ be£ore the Watergate 53 degrees WJth rain £allmg grand Jury _ The New; said Gray was prepared to testify BOYS TO MEET that he destroyed the docuThe Letart 4·H Farm Boys ments at the suggestion of the Club wtll meet at 7 p m. While House aides. Tuesday tn the communtty hall The Qew development came at Letart Falls as. ' I l reporter he had "no prtor News • . • in Briefs Ehrlichman, NIXon's chief adv1ser on domestic affmrs, confirmed m an unusual state. ment issued by his office thilt he was present when the and Marge Stewart A New Band at The Meigs Inn 1Continued from Page I) The papers m question, reported ftrst by the New York Datly News and then by patgn, restgned a $36,000 JOb in the Conunerce Department. Magruder tns1sted to a •••• _.,:,_:,:::::..-:-::::::' ............: ·: .-:·:-;·J • DR. OSCAR W CLARKE Gray - .......... ,.,,,.,. Candidate wants to serve city reception at the Sheraton-Columbus Hotel (Discharged) Ruth O'Dell, <;eorg1anna several other newspapers, Bnght, Chnslme Glllespte, were satd to mclude · Helen Wtlltams, Evelyn DavLS. - Fabrtcated State Depart. Draxte Mulhns, Ethel Holdren, ment cables mtended by Hwt Mrs Fern Clark, Charles to try to ltnk Prestdent John F. Gullett, Sr , Floss~e Kennedy directly to the 1963 Radabaugh , Erba Radch£f, assassmatton of South VietMargaret Wtlson, Edward namese Prestdent Ngo Dmh Coffey, Dtana Sword, Vtlma Dtem Rowe, Carroll Matthews, - Matertal complied tiy Hwt M1ldred Rice Herman on the 1969 mctdent m which a Raynard, VIvian Maxey, woman dted when a car drtver1 Ehzabeth Ltzon, John Gretz, by Sen Edward M Kennedy Dons Colburn, Clara Cardwell, plunged mto an mlet at Goldte Cauldwell, Dem1e Chappaqmddlck Island m Mas· Burchett, Bessie Broughman, sachusetts. Charlene Brake, Vman Blake, Gray was satd to have tn· Goldte Beldtlle, Wyman s1sted to Petersen he had no Barcus and Elvira Barcus. tdea what the papers con· (Births) cerned but that Dean, the Mrs James H1ggmbotham, a White House legal counsel, tcld son, Grtmms Landmg; Mrs him they were "htghly sen· Douglas Bush, a son, Vmton; stltve, classtfted natwnal Mrs Bud Shaffer, a son, Vmton securtty docl\ffients or polihcal and Mrs. Jack Sm1th , a dynamite" and that they daughter, Langsvtlle "should never see the ltght of day " PLEASANT VALLEY Gray was satd to have kept Mrs Mtldred Carry, Hen. derson; Mrs. :r. .oster Weaver, the papers for ftve days, then to New Haven ; Mrs Leonard have destroyed them by placmg them m a "burn bag" Smtih, Middleport: Angela at the Justice Department James Pleasant Trees belp keep tbe an- supply fresh by USing up carbon dionde exhaled by hwnans and oJrutted by factories and automobiles. ' Trees trap and filter out pollutants camed in the air. Trees deter eros10n of soil. Trees cut down noLSe pollution by acttng as bamers for soWld. Trees increase hwrud1ty m dry climates by releasingmotsture as a byi>rodUct of food-making and evaporation Trees provide food £or man and aruma!. Trees camouflage harsh scenery_ Trees give a constant supply of products - lumber for buildings and tools, cellulose for paper and fiber. Trees beautify our garden, grt.,., our backyards and break the monotony of~endless sidewalks and miles of high. ways Help keep America green and clean- plant a tree 1 Clarke to headOMA IS Holzer Medical Center Lakm, alive Scheduled com· HOSPfT \L NEWS Dt TreeshelpsuppTyozygenweneedtobreathe One acre of young trees can produ~ enough oxyl!"n to keep IS people railroad November 15 Thursday at Bradbury School A second showmg ts scheduled for 7 30 th1s evemng daughter, and pletlon date for the project OPEN HOUSE SET REEDSVILLE - An open house wtll be held from 8 30 We can take care of all your fman c1al needs From check.ng savtng and protectmg your money to 1oan1ng you money Just ask We II put on the nght hat the project was $1,399,000 Total length o£ the project IS 36 45 mtles The James W McCormtck Company o£ Mansfteld was awarded a $28,687 11 contract for pavement marking m all and school story takes place, and her \r()\ TransportatiOn estimate for lane markmgs, edge markings Whttcomb Store where the We wear many.hats. upgratltng pFogram , scheduled for completion Jwe 30, 1974. Low btdder was the Paul E. Bletle Compc 1y of Norwalk at $1,178,5512!l Department of Co , West Vtrgmia Nattonal The operetta, " Mulligan's Magic, " was well-recet ved Arbor Day, m essen~. IS a tribute to trees and today's observance of the holiday proclaims this message " Keep Amenca green and clean; plant a tree!" Marking the celebraUon 1n Me1gs County today are not only school children, garden club members, and con· servattontst agencies_Nearly 800 spruce seedlings also have been dtstrtbuted by tbe Department of Natural Resources and the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs launching the Green SUrvival program The seedlings have been prov1ded to the public £or a nommal charge as a- contribution toward a better enV!ronment. Mrs. Marte Btrchf1eld has served as chauman for-the proJect m thiS area Today the nearly 800 seedlings are bemg put mlo the hands of "concerned citizens" who recogmze that trees truly are men's beSt friend . In Ohto, 62,000 spruce seedlings were ordered and are bemg distributed thiS week m the first year of the OAGC and Department of Natural Resources' Green SurvJVal'program The emphasts IS on recogniZing the unportance of trees m the balance of tbe envtronment, and the facts ate these undergo a major sarety. Guard, Pomt Pleasant Operetta will be shown again BYCHARLENEHOE~CH proJects m Southeastern Oh10 Interstate 77 tn Noble and Washmgton counties Will mne counties of Department of Transportallon Distrtct Ten . The Improvement mcludes "brat " Green Survival program _launched Contracts have been let for State," satd Scott Vass, an ( Techn1color} for Arbor Day: . "·' '· MIS Glom Buck Route 124 closed by landslide POMEROY - The Metgs County l"nd ""d Long Bottom A part of SR 124 at Indtan Run was reported to have slipped mto the nver State h1ghway offtctal.s, however, were unavailable for comment Saturday ' Off1c1als at Galhpohs dam rneanwhde sa1d the OhiO River stood at 19 8 feet there Mississippi to set new record • Wallace and two of her baton students returned home w1th world 1 ankmgs Thursday as v.1nners from Hawau Valerie Koke1, daughter of Mr <md Mrs R1chard Koker of Athens County, won third place m advan<:ed fancy strut, and Ellen Gham~ bers, ddughter of Cap lam and M1 s Harry Chambers of Ga lh.a County, won first place for NOviCe solo tWJrhng and a th1rd tn fan cy strul Ellen ts the lO·year-old Nov1ce ' tw1rle1 of the year" dnd both girls are runnersup to ' Strutter of the Year '' J he gtrls were chosen by Mrs Wallace to attehd the World International , not only for their h:n d work m baton but also for mamtatnmg a hi gh scholastic ave1 age m school and mterest m mus1c Valene plays saxophone m the Federal f-lockmg H1gh school band and Ellen plays a trumpet Tammy EJChmgcr, .sclcc ted fJ om Meigs County to attend , "as unable to go Ttunmy now has seven troplues from the offiCial NBTA Ohto sta te champibnslup competitiOn which makes her the biggest wmncr m lhe area· for NB J J\ OHIO Sta te championship compebtJOn larnmy also has 117 trophiCs m open compet1hon m NBTA, plus trophtes from two other orgamzat1ons Glona Wallace, who attended Ken t MHS GJ.OlUA BUCK WALl ACE, State UmverSJty and Ohta Umve1s1ty Pomeroy f <Jt the top m the picture a !Jove, maJonng m Dance wtll be startmg new has IClUJ ncd home v.1th two of he• dance classes 1n May Glorta, who hasn't studenL<>, .dl of whom attended the taught any tap or ballet m the past two NIJ T/\ Wo1ld International Baton years due to the demand for baton, teoches Charnptonshtp t:urnpeh llon 1n Hvwmi m the Orchtd room 1 East Ma1n St m 'J he two studenL'l, E llen Chambers, Pomeroy The Orchid room tS a1r conGallipolis, ut front and Val e•1 c Koker, chtwned for summer classes rn Gall tpol1s Athen s Co unty, t:enLer level, hold she teaches m lhe Amencan Legwn Hall awards they won 1t1 Hawm1 Mrs Wallace w11l be st.artmg only one class 1n tap and acrobats for 6 to 10 year olds, one class m ballet and acrobats 7 to 10 Chester , Pomc1oy, Middleport, J\ IJJi.tny, yea • olds, and one class m baton for 6 to 10 CJnd Pt PleaS8nt, and have been mv1led to partlcip.Jte tn pawdcs as far <.JW(IY as Nev. }ear olds Classes wtll be hm1ted m .s1ze Jersey 1:1.nd M1ch1 g~n Classes are held All classes wtll be taught parade routmes a s her Glo-ettes have marched m Tuesdays m Pomeroy and Saturdays m parades m Nelsonville, Jackson Wellston, Galltpol1s Shenff's Dept saLd the heavy ratn that fell 1n thts area Thursday mght and Fnday caused dosmg of St2te Route 124 below Wells Run due to a landslide between Port- as of 5 15 p m Saturd(1y The nver IS expected to crest then; _at ,14l feet Monda} ' CHANGE CLOCKS WASHING JON I UPI ) - It's dayhghl savmgs tunc agam, effectlv€ until Oct 28 Under the um form time law 1 clocks m most of the nalion are moved ahead an hour ot 2 a rn on the I<.Jst Sunday m Apnl and back agatn the last Sunday m OctobeJ By United Press lnternatumal MISSOU II R1 ver wtth the Mtssts'stppt, was The Mtst;tss1ppt Rtver rose towdt d a undeJ water An estmlilted 5,000 persons rec01d crest at St Louts Saturdc~y and t ema med out of the ir homes there threatened new destructwn south of the The nvet· Wd S frilling slowly upstream 1 Cll) hut soulh of St Louts restdentc; still Southward along the rmghty I'Jver's awaited the h1gh \\.,Jtcrs Cryst,'JI C.tty, Mo , length, 1es1dents conlmued to r cmforce 30 miles south, wa s slu nchng m SIX Eeet of levees, hopmg theJ would hold as Lh e crest water cllld depth::; of ftv~ to 10 feet v.erc came downnver ICporled ove1 Kaskaskia Island, Ill, A towboat c1ewman was Uu own over- whel e levees gave way Fnday' board and feared drowned when the tow At Ohvc Branch, lll , JUSt above the rammed a ptcr on the flooded nve1 at MlsSJ:s~tppt s confluence wtth the Otuo Greenvtllc, M1ss One barge went tu the R1ver , flood fighters found a couple of bottom and another was smkmg growdhog tunnels m the dtkes and qmckly The MtSSJssrppJ was measur cd a l t.J 2 plugged the holes Harold Mullins, the ff:et at St toms SatUJ ddy mornmg dnd regwn <d ctvJI defense coO! dm.Jior, sa td ' Jf was expected to crest durmg U1e m ght at they weren't dJseo\-:ered "hen they \\ere 43 5 feet, 17 mches above the record of 42 0 we m1ght h<~vc lost a whole sectton of lhe feet set m 1785 F'lood stage .tt St I ouJs ts levee "The crest was expected Monday a t 30 feet Olive Branch Most of the c1ty a long the MISSISsippi Al VIcks burg , MISS , eng mee t s was p1otectod by 52.fool floodw•ll s, but prcch cted a backwater nse of two to three backwaters from tnbutanes flooded re.SI· feet before the MtsstsstPPt c1cst expected dentw l a. cas mland On the south stde, May 8 Alrectdy 550,000 acres of delta backwaters forced the Des Peres HIVer to fa1mland were under water north of overnow Its banks t111 ough 'estdentlal Vicksburg sct:ttons Ne.u Valley P;:u k, Mo , the The nvcr was stable through !J)uJsiana Mcremec River wa s about fom feet over Saturday whtle 200 Junked ca rs and nood stage und was observed to he flowmg thousands of tons of rock were dwnped up~tr eHm aJong a levee at Nwrn 1 downnver f1om Nearly 40per cent of St Ctl<lrlcs County, New Orleans, whtch broke earl1er 10 the M1.ssoun, near the connuence of the week Miller pushing bill • to correct eroszon MIDDLE POl{ I - Mayor John Zerkle who at the last meetmg of Mtddleport Council disclosed he had a~ked help from Congressn'wn CI<.Jrence Miller 1n 1egard to the "unmment danger " tha l the Ml(ldleport sewage lagoon may "break loose," dumpmg "m estima ted 280 mtlhon gallon of sewage mto the Ohw R1ver, sa td Saturday the congrcssrnan has Introduced a bill m Congress to relieve the problem here and at other pomts of eroston along the Ohw Htver M1ller also enclosed t:Op les of letters he has dtrected to Dr Ira Wh1trnan, D1rector of Oh10 Envtronmcntal Protection Agency, Columbus and Honor<::~blc .John Blatmk , chatrman of House Pubhc Works Comm1ttee, Washmgton Pertment excerpts of Cong Miller·~ Humane Society planning drive cleanup JOb Rev Lemley suggested other commumttes along the Raccoon Creek tnVlte POMEROY - Pat Rtckman RCTA 'S executive board to meetmgs to of Middleport tS c;- ha1rman of explam the purpose of the assoctatJOn, to the upcon11ng membership stimulate mterest m the project, and to dr1ve of the Metgs County mcrease membership Humane Soctety whtch w1ll ge t Membership dues arc .$2 per yea1 All unde1 way durmg the natton's persons Interested In the ObJeCtives flf the " Be Kmd to Ammals Week," assoc1atton are welcomed May 6 through May 12 She "til Other officers elected were Maxwell be asststed by Jean W11I of Barnes, V!ce-presldent , Sandy Sm1th, Pomeroy, chairman of the secretary-treasurer, and the three soc1ety's board of directors trustees are mcumbent members, Herb " We are ex pectmg to reach Moore and Tom Metcalf, and the ex- every family m Meigs Counprestdenl, Rev C J Lemley ty,'' sa1d Mrs Rickman, \Hfc The nomlndhng committee appomtcd of M&R , Shopptng C~nter by Rev Lemley was Everett G George, propnetor James lilckHlan, Pltylhs Mulhoiand and Vmton "'layor "to mvttt thc:rn to share the Ludena Stolhngs nuss10n we have taken upon Anyone tnterested m membership or ou rselves ' The soctety s further mfoi-matlon should contact any of Objc clt\.e 1s eventual conthe above officers struclton of a ITlodern antmal • ~he lter IS CENTS More generally, the humane Prellmmary estimates have soc1ety undertakes to mform shown that an adeqyrue .ammal JWOple of the advantages .._ shelter here would cos t m the even the neceSSity - of COnw area or $30,000 to $40,000 at trolhng ammal populatwn, to present costs The soc tety has ass1st public offiCials tn en- begun a fund, now m excess of forcin g laws relat tn g to $1,000, produced from turnhumane treatment of ammals, mage sales and other ac· and to 1eli eve where It can ttJ_; ttJcs, toward bu!ld1r1g the spectftc cases of mistreatment shelter of ammals The chief current and con. Commumty wot kcrs and tJnmng "expense " of the <:ha1rmcn for the dn ve will be soc1ety ts 1ts program to pay announced soon Lhe county humane offtcer, Any amount wtll be accepted Gar) Gtll, $5 to cover personal fJ om contnbutors dunng the t1rne and costs m respondmg dnve However, a donation of and l.i1kmg approprliltc aclion $2 td $4 99 enlttles the gtver to t11 mstances of ammals bemg membership In the lot:al mtstrcated or need1ng !'IOCJC ty ContnbutJons of $5 and protectiOn from natural forces up entitle the giver to n1cm COM ING EVENTS bcrsh1p and vottng ''6htS The sprmg and early sum mer w11l be busy weeks for the humane soc1ety m other ways While the membershtp dnve "''11 continue through the sprmg, it r~blC s cltmc has been scheduled on May 19 at the county garage at the ra1rgrounds Dogs and cats .six month$ and older can get the shots from Dr Dan Notter of Ga lhpolts for $3 He also wtll lettet to Mayor Zc1kle follow I have been adv1sed of your telephone call to our Waslungton office of Apnl 25 rega rdmg the contmued threat of eroswn to the community's two sewage lagoons As my corre::;pondence of the past six months md1cates, l am deeply concerned about the Situation In your dt ~c ussJOn of the problem v.:1th my off1 ce, the Importance of the b1I1 H R 4904 tn expandtng the authortty or the us Army Cor ps of Engmeers was un. derscored As we mentwned, one sectJOn of the btU would gtve the Corps the authortly to bUild protective '.\Orks along the Ohw R1ver from Cmcmnatt to New Matamoras The leg1slatwn IS prescnlly bemg conSidt!Jcd by the House' Public Works Cornm1ttee I I hav'c dnccted a letter to the Chuir· man of that Commtttee, strongly urgmg prompt approvill of H R 4904 so tht~t thC" broader authontJ the Corps needs tn nverbank eroston p1 ojects be p1 ovtded at the earliest opportumty Because of the nature of the problem fa cmg MiddlepOJ t's sewage facllllles , I have also t:on4tcted the Dtrector of the Oh1o Envu onrnental ProtectJQn Agenq ( EP .I ) 111 Coiumbu~ requeshng EPA ·s Continued on page 3 PROBE CONTINUED GALLIPOLIS - Gailta shenf£'s have on hand d1stemper shots ~ deputies Saturday contmued an tn· for an additiOnal charge vestlgatwn mto a break1ng and entenng at 1\ membership tea wtll be the Robert L Scurlock restdence, Rt l, held later this spnng with Mrs Rickman as hostess at her Vmton Depuhes satd someone entered the spacwus home on Grant St , home by breakmg a Y.JndO\\' M1ssmg "'as em e\ectnc toastt'r, 30 cup coffee urn and Middleport rn July the socte ty wtli hold table decoralions Two battenes \\ere 1t.s second Charter Day Dmner, taken from a bulldozer owned by Benme to \\ l'nch all members and_the Cardwell \\ luch was parked on the &wlock property pubhc are wclcorpe ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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