https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/290f2a05cc7f05d4f4bfef1e5433b8b7.pdf 23f2ac17820abf8aafe6cbe8de4120a0 PDF Text Text Fifty turn out to clean their town of litter About 50 per.•ons, young and scheduled by the Winding:Trail old, or both s~x~ turned out to Garden Club last week but help clean up Pomeroy Wed- heavy rain resulted in · lhe · nesday evening. postponemept. In · obs.e rvance Cub scouts, garden club of Keep 11merica Beautiful members, Chamber of Com- Week, it was a week late. merce members, girls and About 40 large bags of trash boys of the Meigs Band and and debris were collected in others interested in a cleaner the period from 6 p.m . to dark town joined in a " litter walk" by the volunteers. These are to which e xte nded from _the J ones be hauled away today by Boys to Bowers Restaurant on Pomeroy village workers. Main St. and included Second In addition to the Pomeroy Street, the road beneath the " litter walk", others were Pomeroy Bend Bridge, and th e conduc ted in several comar ea beh ind th e former munities . Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja Pomeroy Junior High School. organ ized one in th e Kerr 's The walk wa s origin a lly (Continued on page 10) PAGE EIGHT - COUPON SECMON INGELS THIS COUPON GOOD FOR •10.00 OFF · FURNITURE ·~ 106 N. Second ANY PAIR OF LAMPS ' 1 Coupon Per Customer Middleport $4.00 DISCOUNT ON A PAIR Of Unico Director 120 Passenger Tires Good Only At Landmark ...... ~ z - - Z - TH~S COUPON IS WORTH •2 OFF On Purchase of Women's Dress Shoes - .. (Dress Sandals Included) W-C THIS. 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XXV NO. 14 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ----------~-------------- THIS COUPON IS WORTH •2 OFF 1 Coupon Per Customer farm products and most foods went down in April BY JEAN WARNER after five months of sharp increases, but these MASON Perturbed , . declines were more than offset by the biggest jump ~oncerned parents in the bend area have vowed to ca rry their in industrial commodity prices in 22 years, the fight in behalf of Wahama government said today. . principal Robert Seaman to the The Labor Department's Bureau of · Labor fullest extent, a group spokesStatistics said that despite a ·o.7 per cent drop in the man sa id today " because we're price index for farm products, processed foods and so dissa tisfied with the outfeeds , wholesale prices for consumer finished foods· come or the superintendent's went up 1.4 per cent in April after adjustment for decision at the board -meeting seasonal factors. The lower ove::all wholesale food Tuesday night." · prices were led by a 2.9 per cent decline for Spokesmen for the citizens processed meat. President Nixon place<! ceilings on group are urging a ll concerned THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1973 PHONE 992-21 56 fEN CENTS nan; Robert Seaman at Waha ma and Robert Keesee at Point P leasant High School. There \vas a change of events at PPHS Wednesday mornin g when a group of parents and concerned s tudents a$sembled in the sc hool library to meet with Supt. Withers. However, the meeting did not occur . Principal Keesee said he was told by students they were promi sed a mee ting with Supt. Withers Wednesday morning when th e y .confronted him Tuesday night at the courthouse to discuss their complai nt rega rding dismissal of Keesee as PPHS principal. In view of this, several parents had ex pressed a desire to hear lhe discuss ion and were also present , a cc~rding to Keesee. Keesee sa id Charl es C h a m be r s , ass i s tan t superintende nt , had ca lled the school and said Supt, Withers would not mee t with the study body, but would talk to a select group . When another call was rece iv ed, Ke esee sa: id, in - !Newsu in Briefs,,/!r CHILDREN'S SHOES (W-Cl • ..h. onors mem ber So rorzty I~~;. t;:y~g;;z~~;~~:~;g~~.n~igh·~ I~EJili;~:t!~~~;ii ~~~~e ~~:~r~~:~endment Purchase Of Any asked formin g the school that the official wou ld not be present, protes ted and s tude nt s engag.e d in a march to the · The Eastern Local School board ·office . . District Board of Education Approximately 450 s tudents and Supt ..John Riebel today ,.. Were a bsent during the march urged support of a 2. 7 m ill bond whi ch began at 11 a.m., but the ' issue for building purposes at exuctnumber taking pa rt is not the Ma y 8 prima ry election . know n, Keesee · r e ported . The schoo l officials pointed Students conduc ted an orderly out tha t th ere has been an march while using back stree,ts increase bf 250 s tudents in .for the trek. enrollment since 1958 (25. per · · Reportedly Keesee will be cent). Class r oo ius of th e parents to attend a meeting granted a hea l·ing during a meat prices in March . this evening at 7:30p.m. in th e elementary sc hools a re reg ular Board of Education The BLS said industrial percent jump in January, 1o51. New Haven city building. cr owded and wi ll be relieved mee tin g May 22, althoug h ne . commOdity ·prices increased Industrial commodity prices Th e ac tion follows · Supt. with a proposed addition to the ha s not been officially in1.4 per cent in April, the largest a re co nside red a · better Charles Withers' decision not · high sc hool · permit ti ng fOrmed . GIRL OF THE YE AR monthly advance since a 2.1 ·( Continued on page 10)' to chan ge his recommendation classrooms for sev.enth and Today Mr . K e~see said eighth g r~de rs th ere . They co nce rnin g Seaman . After assis ta nt Supt . Chambers hearing delega tion s from the point out Rlso that provisions ca lled a schoo l secre tary with must be made for faci li ties for bend in an open meetin g in the inform atio n concerning th e handicapped children in the Circ uit Co urtroom .Tuesday s tuden ts out of class .Yesterda ~ . Cl1 a rl ottc Taunton , Sou th · cha irman df th e ways a nd dis tri c t. The building program WASHINGTON (UP!) - Top House counsel John W. Dean, night, Supt. Withers was asked In turn this an nouncement was Third Av e., Midd leport, has mea ns committee include· a wou ld eliminate combined former White House aides H. who was . fired Monday , am~ by board member Bill B"dY:· made to the s tudy body, which been· selected as "Girl of the fl ea market at the regatta, a classes at Riv·c r view and would durin g the later session in the R. Haldeman and John others. Keesee said he re ceived. Year " of Ohio Phi Chapter of county fair booth , " bazaar, provide adequate fa cilities for Ehrlichman were summoned Mitchell's wife, Martha , was board office, if he intended to "Stud ents involved in the Beta Sigma P hi Sorority . · ba ke a nd rumma ge sales . With music faci lities at the high before a federal grand jury subpoen ae d to g ive s worn cha nge hi s previous recom orderly protes t of Ma y·2 should Th e daughter of Mr . an d hobbies of sewing and sailing, school. · today while FBI agents sifted testim ony in New York t Jay mendation. The superintendent be afforded the opportunity of Mrs . Willard Wri g ht , Mrs. Taunton is also a member Other points s tressed were: through their personal files for a bout the Watergate affair. She answered, "No sir, not at this making up . any work . Ne lso nvi lle, Route · 1, Mrs . of the Middleport Amateur - No buildings will be evide.nce that _might link them often ha s said that her story time., However, this involves the Taun t on wa s selected by Gard en Club. Meanwh il e Board o( closed; lhe bond iss ue would directly to · .the Watergate would shock the public if it tim e from 10:45 a .m . untill 2:.10 membe rs of . the sorority . She Her husband , Charles, has E duc a ti on pres ident Hairy make the total bond millage 6.7 scandaL were ma de kn own. on ly. will have ~he trave ling .trophy accepted a pos ition with the mills which would be less than BANQUET SET Siders has called a special Haldeman and Ehrlichman, Ehrlic hman was linked to a "Student• agreed to return to in lier possession during the Mi c higa n Chemical CorPomeroy Lodge IG4 F&AM' ~ the millage required if the who resigned Monday at the possible mistrial in the Pen- meetin g of the board Saturday classes in the aftern oon and if comin g club yea r . poration and Mr . an d Mrs. district were to consolidate. father-son banquet will be held morning a t 10. No information Presideni's req ue s t , have ta gon Papers trial of Daniel they did not return to classes A sorori ty member three Ta unton and their three-year· _:i\bout $250,000 would be denied they ever participated Ellsberg in Los Angeles , l'lhere was disclosed on its purpose. Frida y, May 4, at 6:30p .m. at th en they s hould not be peryea rs, Mrs . Taunton was a old daughter , Jennifer, will be th e te mpl e with the dinner, All three of the county 's high in illegal activities. B'ut The presi ding Judge M.att Byrne mitted to make up a ny work ; pledge the fir st year; c o- leaving Middleport about JUJle raised from the 2. 7. mill bond follow ed by e ntertainment. school principals are reporting New York Times has quoted disclosed the former White this applies lo those not in class chairma n of ways and means I to reside in E l Dorado, Kan . . issue which would be in effect Films on fis hing will be shown . a ttendance back to . n ormal 24 years. The addition would federal investigators as saying House aide offered him i\te job from 8: 40 untill0 :45 also, " the the second yCar and chairman All master masons and their today amid the unr es t include eight classrooms, · a they face indiclment along of FBI director last April7. The stateme nt said. of· the ways and· mea ns comsons are invited . Tickets rl1ay prevalent in loca l schools this :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;: music room and an office at th e with former Attorney General defense described it as an mi ttee her third year. Project' be purc ha sed from any offi cer, week. Reports ca me from high school. John N. Mitchell, foriner White attempt to " bribe " the court. STARS COMING <.: art icd out du ring her yea r as . or at th e door . Bright McCa usland at Ha nMeeting recently in special MASON . - Several TV f$:=:::;;;::;:~~:::::;:;:::::::::::::::::;:::;:·:::::;:::;:::·:::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;. stars, Grar1dpa Jones, the session, the boa rd reviewed Governor angry ::::::::: :::; :;:;:; :;:;:; :;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;::~:::;:;:::;:;:::::::;:::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:::::::::: :::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:: Compton Brothers and Hetzi aspeclq of th e bond issue, and will be on band lor presen- accepted · the resignation of (Continued onpage 1.0) ta tions Friday night during a ~ ' . . .. Clearing so uth a nd cool Country and Western Show By United Press lnternatlo•al . tonigh t. Lows in the mid ~Os lo . at 7:30,p. m. In the Wahama CLEVELAND :__ A PROPOSED CONSENT judgment suit low 40s. Friday partly cloudy gymnasi um. filed by the Justice Deparlment !)ere would prohibit·lhe Standard · · r .. · · he is "doing a good job" •. and north an d m ostly sunny in the. Tickets curre'ntly arc one Oil Co. ofOhio (SOhio ) from fixing prices of gasoline and other '·'.!.'.!. the courthouse when erosion damages being caused by the '.'!..!.! denounced " innuendos " and so uth . Coo l with highs in the sale and admission is $2 for Ohio River will be discussed. "careless language" in news mid 50s to low 60s. products and services at any of its independent service stations. bleacher scats and $3 for · Roush said : " Tonight Is the night that you can help :;: ·stories · co nce rnin g the The agreement would allow Sohio the right to set prices and ::;:; . chairs . EXTENDED OUTLOOK other policies of operation only at "company stations," which are r.:.::.: ::: of HR 4904, the Amnlbus Wednesday The event Is a school Cool Sa turday m1d a little the ones for which the company bears substantially all financial . . Gallia . County' s heriff 's sponsored project. wartn er Sunday and Mon" You, as an interested and concerned citizen, should that a n Akron man , under FBI risks. deputies Wednesday ran into ;:;: plan to attend this open forum to voice your problems and to :;:; in ves tiga t(o n fo r possible day. High temperatures in ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·.~::::;:,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ''a brick wall' ' as one deputy th e upper 50s to low 60s COLUMBUS - THE OHIO FEDERATION of Republican . explained it in the shotgU)l 0 . i[ii ::o:,!:up::ie!:. able to aid In the solution of river :ii Saturday, rlsing.to the upper Women begins its three-day spring conference here today. Som~ slayi?g Tues day night of ''Public officials, concern~ with this problem, will be { . $10 million stock issue, may . 70s Mondny. llows in th e 450 delegates from Ohio's Republican Women's Clubs are ex~~ Marvm Kenneth Wray, 59; an upper .10s to low '40s Satur:::; here to discuss the issues with the cltlzeus of this area. The .. '(:· have profited from a decision . peeled 19 attend the event. . · Eureka merchant. :::: on a savings and loan in- day, rising to the low 50s Keynote speaker Friday will be U. S. Rep. Barry M. Gold- · ;~[ meeting will begin at 7:30p.m." At this tiple "the department . Monday. · water, .Jr., R-California, at a 6:30 banquet at th~Scott 's Jnn. ;;~~:;:~::;:~::::::::::·:.;::::::::::::::::::::::::::i::::::::::::::::;::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~; sti tution made by Sha uJ . has no leads'\ Deputy Iva n Fife reported. Fife, Deputy · ., Three defendants forfeited Steve Walters, Gallia County PARIS - - THE VIET CONG TODAY rejected a Saigon bonds an d three others were government plan for a political settlement, saying the proposal Prosecutor Gene Wetherholt fined in the court of Pomeroy and his investigato r , Paul ran counter to the Vietnam cea$1!-fire agreement. Mayor Don Collins Wednesday Parkins, continued their probe Minister of State Nguyen Van Hieu also said he knew nothing night. of a possib1~ mid-May meeting between presidential adviser this morning. The group was · Forfe iting bonds were Henry A. Kissinger an_d LeQuc Tho of Hanoi to discuss cease-fire aided Wednesday by teams . George Adkins, 44, Cleveland , from the Ohio Bureau of violations. " We have no information about any such meeting," $50, · pos ted for . r ec kl ess Criminal Identification. Hteu said. operation; Cla r e n.ce Bing, Wray, owiler of Kenny's Pomeroy, $25 , intoxicat ion, Carry-Out, south of Eureka, PHNOM PENH - COMMUNIST FORCES firing a barrage and elay ton Binion, Grohn, . was shot in . the head shortly of toxic gas shells overran two battalions of Cambodian governI . ,.. . Ky ., $100. for larceny by trick. Brter 9 p. m . Tuesday. ment troops 32 miles southeast of Phnort! Penh, killing 20 and · Fin ed were Jack Neff , capturing 580 others, military sources, said today. The sources The body was found on the · \ "'-.... . t i ,...~ .,_., Middl e port, $10 and costs , floor in the rear of the carry: f said the attack occurred Monday north of Neak LuQng, an ilpleaving the scene of an ac.- out by Terry D;me Ritchie and portant ferry town on the Mekong River. The main government cide nt; John Laudermilt, William Jones. Officers said unit operating in the region is tile 2nd Paratroop Brigade. Columbus,. $5 and costs, run- th·ere was no signs of . a Disclosure of the attack and its heavy casualties came as the nin g a rea d li gh t, a~ d costs struggle. Cambodian command said Colnmunist troops, striking in a I only for failing to appear in the driving thunderstorm that prohibited U. S. air ·raids,.launched I 9 ~1 I Robbery appears to be the eourt ear li er, and Teresa motive for the shooting, new attacks south and northeast of Phnom P.enh. The command < .. if . ~"( f ~ Davis, Middleport , $5 , and alihough officers do not know said the Communist thrust occurred 16 to IR miles from the • custs;· run_ni ng a red light. capital and that fighting was interlse. . · hOw much money w~s taken .. THESE FOURTH GRADERS of' the. Salisbury . Ridgway, Carol Morris; Jena Welker, Joyce Baker, La ura Military sources said details : of Monday's attack were Wray is knoll' to have carried a Elementary School are in final rehearsals for their portion of , Ohlinger; bac~ row, from the left, Mike Ziegler, Tom • LOCAL TEMPS aketchy but·.l hat 58() prisoners were simply "led away" by the ·large amount of money in his · a voca l and instrumental concert to be' given at 2:30 ·p. ni. Hooper. Tod Thacker, Steve Ohlinger, David Kennedy , Mike The temperature in downCommunists. As of today, the St>urces said, only one had retur- . wallet. :. SUnday by all children of th e school. They include, front row, . Smith, Angela Sinclair, Denise Brickles, Judy Well, Linda . tc;;n Poljleroy at 11 a . m . ned. ' In addition to Wray;s empty· from left, Mike Graham, Tim Sauters, Bruce &ickles, Billy William~, Camille Swindell, Becky Dorst ·and Tammy Th ursday was 55 degrees under wallet, the cash drawer was !Continued on Page 10 ) Browning , Brian King, James Smith, Fonda Rapp, Mary Adkins. See story on Page 4. ' ·' ' extre mely cloudy skies. also emptied. ·Jury calls two THIS COUPON GOOD FOR ~ · MAIN AT SYCAMORE 124 W. MAIN .I Service Sta. Good Only At Marguerite's Shoe Store ·~ DRESS SHOP &BEAUTY SALON Supe~ ·1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER ...... lOLA'S • Support POMEROY POMEROY With COupon 1Any Size) 1 Coupon Per Customer POMEROY, OHIO BETTY OHLINGER . I "U'ITER WALK" - Mrs. John Terrell, right, and Mrs. Robert Lewis, center, were among members of the Winding '~)'ail Garden Club who promoted the "litter walk" as an obser.vance of Keep America Beautiful Week. Shown here with them at " walk" headquarters, beneath the American fJag on lhe Pomeroy parking lot is Jamie Johnson , a member of th~ Sunbonnet Girls Garden Club . CLEANING IT UP - These four boys were among the many who turned out Wednesday nig ht for the "litter walk" in Pomeroy. They are, left to right, Cletus Bego, Clifford Murray, Billy Colmer, and Ronnie Richards. Bill and Ronnie are members of Cub Scout Pack 249. THIS COUPON GOOD FOR Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. MARGUERITE'S SHOES· ' (;ood Only At Ingels Furniture SUPER SERVICE STATION 116 MAIN ST. With · Coupon t ~:~ No .leads to killer .!:_,~.: defla~:e~!~orted ~~~;r;ec:it:~:. 0~i;~~~~a10/~ . Bonds mven .up by ·three ~ · · ~ ·~. • 1 ~I ,j ' ... 1 ,I l ~~~~j·.~ . ' r. .,. ·. ~:.. , - ... �( 3 -1'1>e Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. May 3, 1973 2- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport -Pomeroy, 0., May 3, 1973 -: Ethics .bill ' By LEE LEONARD UPI Slatebouse Reporter OOLUMBUS (UP! ) - A comprehensive ethtcs bill for p.~blic employes, spurred by hints or scandal in the federal and state govenunents, has cleared the Oluo House and lS headed toward the Senate, where similar legislation died in 1970 The ethics proposal, a com!X'OtruSe between the admuustration.of Gov. John J. Gilltgan and more conservative lawmakers, was adopted by the House Wednesday, 91-6, after two hours or debate. Democrats and Rep.~blicans who spearhead the compromtse presented a low-key approach and refrained from offenng major amendments, which could have instigated n partisan brawl and defeated the bill. But several lawmakers sniped obliquely at the NIXOn admmistration for the Water'gate aff&r and the Gilligan administration for recently disclosed lfregularllles before Rep. William G Batchelder, R-Medma, unloaded the heaviest blast of the afternoon at the Gilligan adrnmistration The bill, carefully drafted durmg several weeks' time by the admimstration and lawmakers from both parties , sets up a serles of conflict..()f-rnterest prohtbitions and creates a special ethtcs COmmiSSion to oversee conduct and serve as .. SEEK RESER\' ATIONS A two-day exten s1on on reservatLons has been made for the hrst Ohio C.lmphre of the Brotherhood of Jungle Cock l nc , Frtday , Saturda~ and Sunda) , May 11. 12 and I> at C.lmp Asbury Cost of the sess10n ts $40 for a chtld and sponsor, wh o must be an adult ReservatiOns rna~ be made for 12 through 16year olds wtth the Chamber of Commerce offi ce. Galltpohs Pleasant Valley Hospital (Discharges} Mrs Dem er BroVi n, Galhpolts: Mattte Huffman . ' Leo l...1.ght, Pomt Pleasant Pmnt Pleasant , Juanita Starcher , Emerson Bmg , GalltpollS ; Mrs Randy ut· ch!teld, Potnt Pleasant . Mrs. Roger Barnett, Galhpohs. Mrs Wade McDade, Pomt Pleasant , Mrs James Sto\er, mfant, Galltpohs Ferry g~ing an adiiiSOry body on ethical behaviOr . It also would reqwre limned fmanctal disclosure by state and local govenunent officials and employes, .as well as can.. didates for public office. rassa,ge Foreseen Rep. Richard F . Celeste, DCieveland, one of the prmctpal authors of the legislation, said following passage he belteves the Senate ''will act responsibly on this.' ' In opening debate On the House floor , Rep. Patrtck A. Sweeney, !).{;level and, chtef ljponsor, satd the btlllS not per. feet but hopefully wtll help "put a Band-Ald on the scar of publtc trust m govemment that extsts today " " Everybody lhtnk s everybody has their hand m the cookie Jar. and tt's time we did something about tt," Sweeney satd. to Ohio Senate "I have not found wrongdoing by legtslators, or even by poltticians, but by the layers of bureaucrats at every level who move dollars and who move things .,.. Rep. O.arles E. Fry, R· Sprmgfleld, one oi the chtef Republican sponsors, held up a Colwnbus newspaper which showed a tmy story about the ethics vote •n the front page surrounded by SIX stor1es all havmg to do Wlth scandals m the state and federal government. , ''Never has a bill like this come before us m this Stlu· at ion." Fry said,.c"alUng it ''one 1 of the most far-f'eaching bills of tts type of any state m the umon.'' No Personal Galp TheJeg18latton forbids an of· f1 ctal of employe to use confl· denhal tnforrnatton gatned through hiS job for personal services performed, but oo dol- gam Among other conflict~f­ mterest !X'OhibiUons, it abo bars recetpl of any "valuable th1ng or valuable ~neflt" when it would make a "su~ stantial and tmproper tn~ fluence on the duties" of the official or employe." , The siX;nember ethlcs commiSSion would be appointed by the governor, subject ID confir· matlon by the Senate. The House mserted an amendment reqwrmg three members of each major party to be on the r romrmsston It also adopted an amendment requiring lb.! vote of four members of tlle commission before holding a hearmg on any complamt about an official's ethics. The bill reqwres disclosure of sources of any annual in· come over $500, Wlth a brief discnpt•on or the nature of the lar amount. Democrats Siding wtth the Gilligan administration re .. !rained from attempting to remsert the dollar amount, as origmally proposed by Gilligan But the House acc.!pted an amendment bY Rep. Ja.meo T. Luken, I).Cinci:mati, closing a loophole in a provision under which policy;naking appointed offiCials could be forced tD make fmanclal dlsclosures. Truce Brok<o Democrats had prtvately" agreed not ID brmg up the Watergate affair on the Door if Republicans refrained from mentioning p.~blished reports about Irregularities in the Gtlligan administrahon. 1 The uneasy truce did not last long Gilligan sent a letter to each House member before the ses- Ooser watch set on b'ig business By GENE CARLSON WASHI NGTON ( UP! ) Prestdent N1:xon conceded Wednesday that food prices are sttl! the economy's No . I enemy, but he reJected new controls on !ann producis and mstead ordered a closer watch on price boosts by b1g bustnesK" In a statement released at the White House, Ntxon sa1d the nat10n 's largest corporatiOns must gtve the governmont 30 days advance nottce when they want to ralSe • Slon Ufling pas.soge of the etlllcs bill. ' "The Watergate scandal and related irevelatioos surrounding the 1972 presidential campaign have shattered this nation's faith in goverrunent"' no event in our 200.year ., .. __ .. Gillig ' an wrote. " -· COSHOCTON , Obto (UPI ) -Columbus and Southern Ohio Elee~rio Co. said Wednesday its geoerating station at Conesville could oot meet the state emission standards by July l ISiS UDder the Cllrrent operaung s<:Ledule James F'. Fffistermarlter, senior >1ce presideot of tbe ''utlllty, IOld an Eovll'onmental Protection Ageocy hearing the generatmg plant was "well wtthiD the area of !be federal standards'' and said llle plant sbould be deferred from meetmg the 1975 state deadlwe for state standards. .. ::·. • ·· ~· ... ·-:··· .· . News • in Briefs (Contmued from Page 1) JENKINJONES, W VA - FOUR MEN strmging telephone cable through a remote area of McDoweU County were electrocuted Wednesda) wheo the) brushed agaUISt a high voltage power line on a mountam ndge near the Virgm1a border. The dead were Identified as Larry W. Cornen , Douglas Parker, Paul D Cohenour and Harold Vaughn, all of srnallll>wns m southern West VU'guua State police saJd the men were pulling table up a hillside from a highway when the) carne tn contact mUt tlle power lme The men were employed b)• Dearmg Brothers Inc , a con· strucoon fliTil under contract mth General Telepbone Co Js Generation Rap OOLVMBUS (UP! ) - The Oh10 Environmental Protection Agenc) ~tU begm 1ssumg da1ly · -\1r Quahty I ndex" r eporlS to newspapers and rad1o and. televlslOn stations tn hopes 1t wtll become as famtbar to Ohioans as datl} \\ ea ther forecasts Allen Franks of the Ohto E PA s Public Interest Center saJd Wednesday 13 agenctes throughout the state. tncluding EPA central offices here, WIU begm m omtonng the amount of pollutants tn th~ a1r and ISSutng dati) reports • The reports, based on a special "All' Qualtty Index•· of WIN AT BRIDGE · ' --.;:-"' TIJCSON, ARIZ - TWO Ul\"IVERSITY of Arizona researchers satd Wednesday they ha1·e made a disco,·er') that oould_save housel<l\ es millions of dollars m rredicted future beef pntt' increases. The researchers satd thr' had found what appears. to be a safe and effecth·e substitute- fur DES ~ a hormone widely used In speed up the fattenmg o! cattle. The fe<leral Food and Drug ~dminiStration recenUy banned DES because of mdicat1oos 1t rrught be coMected 1<1th cancer. Drs. W H. Hale and Donald E . Ray satd thej had discovered a replactment - estradiol, a natural hormone found m hUman bemgs, and apparently in ~ mammals WASHJJI;GTON - mE FINANCE COMMITI'EE of President Ntxon's reeiE'ctlon campaign has been cll&rged by the Jusn"" Department wtth COOcellling a $200,000 contnbuoon b\ finanCier Robert L. Vesco. The thr""""""t cbsrge, filed Wedn ~a)' m U S District Court. arotses the finanCl' comm•nee of fatlmg to make reports and !l'ainlatn records of the rontribut1oo, rere,·ed Aprtl 10, I9n, three days after the Federal Election Campatgn Act went mto elf~ . This law l'e(l\ltreS disclosure of ma)Or conntbut10ns and apellditures. The manmum peoalt) on each count ts a $1.000 liM, • ze ro to 400, wtll be broadcast NORTII 3 • J 92 Out most chilling letters are what we call the time bombs : and published by some 160 from people so hopelessly depre..ed or In such deep trouble that slallbns and newspapers they might choose SUICide If they don 1 get immediate clooo-ln parliC'Ipatmg m the program. aid These wnters almost never g~ve their names and addresses Gov J ohn J Gtlltgan and and we seldom know whether our "Personals" (including adOh10 EPA Dnector Ira Wh1tman scheduled a news us. It r~nference at 9 a m Thursday was sent July 6, 1971, from San An!Dnio, Texas. We never heard to dtseuss the ne" poUutJon from this gu-1 agsm, though Heaven knows we ,tried ! Perhaps, if momtormg program she 's better oow, she 'll recogruze her 10-year<Ild self and let us Franks sa1d daily atr know how things worked out for her. pollutton reports have tssued m Steubenville and Cle\-eland in Dear Helen . Ohio and several other states m I'm a 10-year<IId girl who grew up too fast, who never had a the past ''and have proven to chance to be a "carefree little girl," and who's got problems so be a good thing for ettitens ' 1 big I trted to take my own life, bull couldn't even succeed at that ·The) have an Jdea e\'ery Then Came a series of psychiatric sessions that were also day \\hal the quabty of thetr failures. because the tests told me wbat I already knew : I th!nk a1r 1s," he said too much and too seriously; I pay no attentloniD my NEEDS, my wants and my welfare, and f bate ID let my feelings show; I keep allo!myemottonsUISidebecause"l'mn«important." Having my feelings or worthlessness confirmed bas made dre'i:~!;:'::t~f=~~""u:~:.=: ':!m • K J 96 4 o!o Q73 WEST f;AS·T • Q5 . 83 . A 10 75 3 • 1086 5 • Q82, ... 96 + 9H .AK J82 SOUTH ( D ) . AK10764 ¥ Vo1d + KJ32 ' ... J05 j Both vulner.able \\ est ~ 6rth East Pas~ Pass Pass Pass l2.. South Pass P ass ()pemng lead-• 9 lected three club tr•cks, and tt was up t o Ted to discard on the thtrd one He tllought qwte a while and fmally got nd of his a"" of heart.~ East looked surpriSed A ktb1tzer almost" fell off his chalf Dummy laughed upr oanously. but declarer was strangely Silent. He knew what was ~oming and he k n e w h 1s c on t r act was doomed Sure enough, East led a fourth club and Lightner's queen of trumps was the settmg tr1c k Was hiS play a lucky guess? Not at aU. \ He was sure to beat the contract this "'av He- wasn' t sure anv oth'er wa~ j N(WSPAr E~ B) Oswald & James Jacoby ~ ElitU.P'l l$.£ AS.S.I'\I ) a:en:1•!MWI1 mysell and others. rm completely """do I learn to accept help? How do I st<tp feeling so dead' Someone, anyone- help me help mysell. It's taken so long tD OJimdmy hands ... donH~ me · rve been failed by others too much already I doa't want ID become a SUitlstic : " 1&-year<Ild dead of SUICide." I want ID live, but il'a so bard. flease , I'm reading : so_. touch me ... WITHDRAWN AND [}YING PLEASE, "WI'IliDRAWN AND DYING," (and other thendesperate, nameless pe<>ple we've tried so hard to reach ): If life has righted itself- as life bas a bali.! of doing -don 1 leave us hanging. Did you read Olr messaces Ill your newspaper ' Did yoo find close-ln therapy' Tell us bow 11 r.ppened for you. Perhaps !'Our slxtr)• might help others who are reaching , but fear to make real contact. - HELEN AND SUE AND TO READERS: Dqx essions are IIIIivenal. There's scarcely a penon in the world who basil 'I thought, ~~cnrev.,. fleetingly, "Wouldn't 1t be easier jUst not to wake up'" But humans haveiiiDHing l'!:llilimce. We emerge froin even the most devastating depressoons oftm oo our own. We beal, and we can1 quite understand bow or wey, any more than,... can fully understand wbat caused this inordinate despair in the t1rst place. If yoo remember that Wbel\ you're down, the climb back will be a little eaSJer. - HELEN ~ .. THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1973 6 00 - NewsJ , 4, 8, 10 15, Truth or Conseq 13 . Around the Bend 33 Sesame St 20 6 30 - NBC News4, 15 , ABC News a, 10, t Dream of Jeann1e 13, Des tgn tng Women 33 7 00- Truth or Cons.eq J . Beat the Clo ck 4 1 Course oi Our 7 8 9 10 11 11 T1mes 33 , DICk Van Dyke 4, What's My Ltne 8, Brg Red Jubilee 15 . News 6. Elec Co 20 . Let' s Make A Dea ll3 30 - Holl yWood Squares 3 To Tell The Truth 6, Wild Ktngdom 10 , I'll See You m Cuurt 4 , Lass1e 8 Zoom 20 . Newsmaker ' 72 13, ~tatus of Cancer '73 33 00 - Fl tpW1 Ison 3, 4, 15 , Baseball 3, It Takes A lot of Love 8, 10 , Movte " Ballad of a Soldter '' 20 , 33 . Mod Squad 6, 13 00 - Ktng Fu 6. 13, lrons1de 4, 15 , Mov tes " Leave Her to Hea ven" ,a , " Hot Mt l llons" 10 00- Streets of San Franc1sco6, 13 , Saga of Sonora 4, 15, News 20 , Chapter JJ 33 00 - News3 , 4, 6, B 13, 15 . 30 - Johnn y Carson 3, 4, 15 , Jack Paar 6 13 , Mov1es " Bombers B 52" 8. " The Pumpkin Eater " 10 ' 1 00 - Roller Derby 4, News 13 200 - News4 FRiDAY , MAY4 , 1973 6 00 - Sunnse Sem1nar 4, Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Farmt1me 10 , Farm Report 13, Eng l1 sh 3 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 Jo--Columbus Today 4 , Bible Answers 8 , Human D1mens10n lO . Blue R1dge QIJartet 13 7 00- Today 3, 4 , 1.5.; News 6 8, 10 , Flints tones 13 7 30- Romper Room6 , Popeye 10, Rocli:y & Bullw~nk le 13 8 ~ass <;af' Kangaroo 10 , New Zoo Revue 13 , Sesame St 33 , 1 8 30- Jack Lalanne 13, New Zoo Revue6 9 00 - Pau l D•xon 4 Phtl Donahue 15. AM 1 , Let's Make A Deal 6 ; Capt Kangaroo a, Ben Casey 13 , Mr Rogers 33 9 30- To Tel l The Truth3 , Jeopardy 6 Hollywood's Talkmg 10 10 00- D1nah Shore J, 15, Ph 1l Donahue 4, Spilt Second 13 Pn ce IS R•gh1 8 , 10 ' 10 30 - Baffle 3, .4 , 15 S10 000 Pyramid 8, 10; Split Second 13 11 . CIO-Lo'Ye Amer •can Style 6 . Sale of the Century 3, 4, 15 . Gamb1t 8, 10, Ele<:tn c Co 20 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 15 , 8ew 1tched 6. 13, Love of Ltfe 8, 10 . Sesame St 20 11 55- CBS News 8, Dan I mel 's World 10 12 00 - Jeopardy 3, 15, Bob Braun 's SO 50 Club 4 Password 6 Loca l News 10. 13, 8 ' ' 12 30 - 3 W's Game J, l!i . Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Sp- loj Second 6 • , News 3, 15 1 00- News 3: All My Children 6, 13, Green Acres 10 . Secret Storm 8 . Not for Women Only 15 1 JOW - IdJ OnT A Mat ch J, 4, 15 , let's Make A DeA l 6 13 As the 1i 50 - NBC or urns 8 , 10 ' ' 2 OODo- Days of Ou~L1 ves 3, 4, 15, Newlywed Game 13~ M1ke uqlass 6 , Gvtdmg L1 9ht 8, 10 2 :)() - Doctors 3, 4, 1S, Datmg Game 13, Edge of N1ght 8, 10 3 · ~,~htn ° 1 he r !'orld 3, -4, 15, General Hosp ltal6, 13 , Price =• , oo: conom• c Education 20 3. 30 - Return to Peyton Rlace 3, 4, 15 , One Ltfe 1o Live 6. 13 , ~r vGntf•n 8, Secret Storm 10 , Book Beat 20: Phil Donohue Is 8 10 • • IHS Is wmner; DeStephen breaks oldest loop mark Jackson's Artie DeStephen broke a 17-year·old record in the 180-yard lOw hurdles and three other new marks were established during Wednesday 's 17th annual Southeastern Ohio League track and field meet at Rio Grande's Evans Field. Ironton's- 'l'tgers, as ex· peeled, retamed the SEOAL Rtce, Dav1d Graham and Brent track crown by sconng ' 821'. Saunders ) f,JnlSbed fourth with a I ·39 effort. Freshman Brent pomts m the !>-event meet Ironton's Bill Markm, headed Saunders tied Waverly 's Mife for Kent Slate Umversity this Oyer for third place m the high fall on a football scholarship, Jump wtth a 5'-10" jump MeLgs scored two pomts. was the 1973 SEOAL track sconng champiOn WI\h 15 Tom Lowery came m 5th m the points 440 and Dallas Weber, ftfth m • Bob Young, Nelsonvtlle, held Ute diSCUS. the loop's old 180-yard low H~re's the 1973 SEOAL track f1eld w.nners and hurdle mark or :21.1, set m the MILE RUN Toliver , league's flrst meet m 19f)7 Logan, 4 31 4 (New meet DeStephen, a JUmor and two- record) 440-YARD RUN - Toppong, year letterman for Jackson, Athens , 52 turned the Irick Wednesday in 100-YARO DASH - Smart, ·21 flat It erased the loop's. Logan, 10 4 120 HIGH HURDLES oldest record m the book Markm . Iron ton , 15 4 Other marks set Wednesday 880. YARO RUN Tol1ver , Logan , 2 00 were · 210 YARD DASH R•ffl e, - Mtle run, by Logan's ChriS l;onton, 22 9 Tolliver, who fmished m4 ·31.4, TWO MILE RUN -erasmg the 1~ mark of 4.35.2, Morrison, Ironton , 9 56 9 (new mee t record) held by Athens' Tom Smith lBO LOW HURDLES - Two mile run, by Ironton's DeStephen , Jack son, 21 (New record) Cecil MorriSon m 9 56.9, het- meet MILE RHAY - Won by tenng hiS 1972 record of Ironton 1n 3 52 1 800 YARD RELAY - Won by 10 .14.3. Ironton -800-yard relay, won by record l an 1 "' 6 I New meet 8 ROAD JUMP Wagner, Ironll>n m 1:32 6, bettermg Athens, 21' 11 " Athens' 1968 mark of I 34.6. POLE VAULT Breoten Markin's 15 pomts came on back , Waver I y, 12'. SHOT PUT Markin. ftrst place efforts m the t2oIron ton , 47' lOlls" h!gh hurdles, shot put and htgh DISCUSS- Barr y, Ironton , 146 1 l Jwnp. HIGH JUMP - · Markon. A!hens ftmshed a dtstan t Ironton , 6' 4" second wtth 52 pomts Logan TEAM STANDINGS POINTS was thtrd wtth 36 and Jackson TEAM lronfor. 92112 fourth with 32. Waverly was Athen s 52 ftftth With 22, Wellston SIXth Logan 36 32 wtlh mne, Galltpolis seventh Jackson Waverly 22 wtth 4Ih and Metgs last w1th Wellston ? Gall•pol1s 4112 two pomts. Me1gs 2 Galhpohs' 880-yard relay TOP SCORER - Bill Marten, team (Tom Valentine, Randy Ironton, 15 pomts 1 St;1ndings Pirates stop Giants 2-1; Reds defeat Mets Ma1or Ltague Standmg5 By Untted Pr~ss International National league By VITO STI'LLlNO UP! Sports Writer w. I. pet. g.b. Wtth two out in the nmth and Ch1cago 12 9 ,571 the game on the line Tuesday New York 12 9 S71 Pittsburgh 9 1 563 I 2 rught, Bobby Bonds lagged Philadelphta 9 11 450 21, 2 Dave Gmsh for a three.run Montreal 9 11 450 21t2 St LOUI S 4 16 200 ]lh double to cap a seven-rlUl rally West and gtve the San FranciSCO w. I. pet. g.b. Gl8nts an 111<redible B-7 viciory San Fran c1sco 19 7 73 1 Cmcmnatl 14 8 636 3 Houston 16 10 615 3 East LosAngeles San D1ego A11anta ~eds 12 . 500 6 8 16 333 10 7 15 318 10 12 , Wednesday's Results Ptttsburgh 2 San Fran 1 ~ Houston 9 Philadelphia 4 Cmcmnat1 6 New York 1 Montreal 3 Atlanta 2 Los Angeles 4 Ch1cago 1 St Lou •s s San D1ego 4 Today's Probable P1tchers (All t1mes fDT) {Bla ss 0 1) at San FranCISCO (Will oughby 2 1). ~ 1S p m Cmcmnat 1(McGlothl in 1 0) at New York ( Matla ck 2-JL 8 p m Chteago (Reuse he/ 2 1) at Los Angeles (Sutton 2 2), 11 p m Sf Lou1s (Clevela nd 0 3) at San D1ego ( Arlin 1 1 or Cal dwell 0 3), 10 J Op m P• ttsburgh (Only games scheduled) Fnday's Games Atlanta at Ph1la, n1ght Houston at New Yor k, n1ght Montreal , n1ght St Lou1 s at Los Ang , ntght Plft s at San Otego, n1ghf Chtcago at San Fran , n1ght C1nc1 at •;, 10 11 10 12 ,455 !0 12 455 Detro1t Cleveland Boston •;, 476 I 1 l'h B 11 421 West w. I. pet. g b. Ch1cago 12 s 706 Kan sdsCi ty 14 9 609 1 Callforn1a 11 8 579 2 M1nnesota 9 9 500 3•12 Oa\l;land 10 12 455 41n Texas 7 11 389 s•12 Wednesday's Results Cle'Ye 8 M1nn 4, 10 Inns Chtcago 4 Ba1t1more 0 Oakland 7 Mliw 3, 10 mns Oetro1t 3, 12 1nns Kansas City 4 New York Cal1f 5 3 Boston 6 Texas 2 Today's Probable Pttchers {All Ttmes f:OT) (No games scheduled) Fnday's Games Boston at Mmn, n1ghf New York at Ch1 , n1ght Kan Cl1y at M1IW n1ghl Texas at Detrmt, n1ght Oakland at Cleve, n1ght Calif at Baltimore, n1ght Vikings wm 9-I . ~ Arnett led the Bo beats with three and two hils respectively. John Roush and Orland Cremeans had the only other safeties. Bobcat righthander John Baird was wracked for ·me runs, five of whtch were unearned, 10 .htts and walked three m his five plus mnings on the mound. Jam1e Lafon, semor short· stop, started the V1kings on their way with a long home run tD right held in the ftrst immg. The Lawrence Counttans plated their second tally on a two out walk to Jaye Myers, a The Daily Sentinel stolen bass and Single by Corn. DEVOTED TO THE Therr thtrd run came on a INTEREST OF MEIGS·MASON AREA walk, error and smgle by CHESTER L TANNEHILL 1 Lafon. Exec . Ed . ROBERT HOEFLICH , Kyger Creek scored its run m C1ty E dttor Pubi•Shed da l ly ex ce pt · the ftrth on a leadoff single by S~tturday by The Oh10 Valley Arnett, a smgle by Roush, an Publ •shmg (ompanv. Ill error,and balk court St , Pomeroy , Oh10 , A5769 Bus1ness Off•ce Phone The Bobcats threatened two 992 2156. Ed1tonal Phone 992 other tunes, but were unable ID 2151 second class pos lage pa •d at get the clutch hit. Pomeroy , Oh•o N~tt1onal adverhs•ng Symmes Valley pulled away r"epresentaf •ve Bott•nelli in the siXth mamly because of Gallagher , Inc , 12 East A2nd Sf , New York C•ty , New York several Bobcat errors. The Sub&cr•pt•on rates De innmg featured four errors, a l ivered by carr•er where available SO 'ents per Neek . passed ball, hit batsman, and By Motor Route where carr •er hits by Dave Dunfee and Corn. serv•ce not avi!ll l o!lble One m.onth Sl 75 By mail 1n Oh 10 Lafon had three hits for the af'\d w va ,, One year S.1A 00 winners while Corn and Phil S1x months S.7 2S, Tnree months SA 50 Subscr1pt•on (Conl!nued on page 6) pr •ce •ncludes Sunday T1mes - Sent mel BASEBALL STANDINGS ~OAL Team W L Ath ens Ironton Waver ly 6 0 57 5 1 47 3 Gall tpohs logan Jack son 2 2 3 Me1gs 0 Well ston 0 TOTALS 21 Tuesday's Result . 2 2 2 4 4 6 21 Iro nton 13 Jackson 2 Wednesday's Result Gal/1pol• s 9 Wellston 0 Today's Game · Me1g s at Athens Fnday's Game . Gaii•POIIS at Ironton May 7 Game . Wa'Yerly at GalltpoiiS May 11 Game ~m~r season success: " I'm holding Ule other teams to a few runs and we're scormg more runs!' Bllhngham isn't the only player getting an early Jwnp for the defendtng National Leag•1e champlOns The combrnalton of htUe Joe Morgan and young Dave Concepcion proved the most potent second baseman ·shortstop matchup m the' league durmg Aprtl Morgan , who led the NatlOnal League m walks last year, h•t 329 for Aprtl, with four homers and a league leading 17 runs batted tn RACINE - For the second time m two mghts, the Glouster Tomcats defeated a Me1gs baseball team ·This tLme 1t was the Tornadoes \\hO took the beatmg as Glouster trounced them 6-2 Tuesday Glouster defeated Eastern 9-1 It was sweet revenge for the Tomcats Thus far Southern ts the only team that had Southern now and 4-1 1n R OR 6 6 16 22 17 12 7 19 15 41 5 4 19 43 168 168 May 17 Game : Well s ton at Me1gs To be scheduled: Galltpol• s at Logan Logan at Waver ly 8 00 - Sanford~ Son J • tS· B d B poss ible 8 10 WIJ h ' ; {·., ra Y unch 6t 13 , M1SS1on lm 8. )()- Partttd ' s. lng on 'IVeek In Review 10.33 Haydn 0pus 9i/;~ l ly 6. lJ , Weird Harold J, ' · 1S , Q\lartet- . 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Hubbard I defeated Glouster Once agam, t LPJ, Sayre (2), and Dunmng T1m Stkorskt was a batthng hero wtth hls two smgles Another Sikorski, Mike , and Patton also got two hits ea<.:h Four Tornado errors cost them the game The Tomcats scored SJX fUll S on 10 safeties Accordmg to Coach Htllon Wolfe, leflftelder Amos Moore played excepltonany well Two · especially outstandin g defe n~ 1ve plays by Moore were m the ftrst and fourth mmngs In the top of the first, Moore nailed a runner gomg from second to thtrd On Gouster's fourth trtp to the plate, the leftflelder caught a fly ball and threw out a runner at home Southern had two htts, both 2 DAYS ONLY doubles, by Moore and hurler FRIDAY, MAY 4 Jeff Hubbard, whtch scored one rWI The other run came on SATURDAY, MAYS a sacr1f1 ce by Dave The1ss Hubbard took the loss for Southern. Former Pony Leaguer Dave Sayre offered rehef help m the second mmng. Between the two pitchers, they struck out five and walked two. :·:· M GilliSpte went the ··: ·.·. distance for Glouster , fanmng ·:·· two and g1vmg up two b~se s on .•.• balls ever I~ H'lllb1 Ilies. 8 4 Sesame St 1o' A ' l5, NBC ews 13 , Truth or Conseq 6, · round th~ Bend 33 6 30 NBC! NewSi "· 15 ; ABC News 6, CBS News 8, 10 . I 0 ream o Jeann .J. te 13 , Let'5 Travel 3~ 7 ~ews~a~~.M?a.~~~~: · 1~uth ( Con!Soeq. 3, Seat the Clock.& , l<.mgdom 13 ' &c o 20 , Folk Gu1tar 33 ; W1ld 6 . 00 _ News l r--------------------------------------- 1 CLIP I 'N I { Logan af Meigs Movie " Steel Town" 10 " lO - I LQ'Ye Lucy 6. Pett lc~t Junction 3, Merv. Gnffm 4, 5 ~bbo~ &1 Co~tello 8 , Marsha ll Dillon 15 , Wild , Wdd West 13 i 15 , B~sJ':ue~:rs 20, 33 , Bo~nza 3, Hllzel 8, Andy Gr1fflth 8 ~O • • Kerm's 6 , Love Amen can Style 13, S· ~ge~geCL~J , Wednesday mght, Gtustt came on wtth two on and one out m the nmth With the Pirates protectmg a 2-1 lead But he turned the tables and struck out Bonds to preserve P1tts- Celebrating 16 Years In Pomeroy • Defending champiOn Symmes Valley took over undisputed first place m the Southern Valley Athletic Conference Wednesday night with a 9-1 vtctory over the Kyge( Creek Bobcats The wln left the Vikings w1th a ~ record in the SVAC compared to the Bobcats' 7-1 slate. Overall SV " 9-<1 whtle the Bobcats are 10-3. VIking righthander semor Rick Com was touched for only seven hits. Marshall French and Bruce mnth . -on respond." Ros.s Grtmsley .went SlX mnings Pmch-httter M1ke Sadek to g'et the w1n and Pedro walked and Dave Rader Borbon ftmshed up smgled wtth one oul in the mnlh Erme McAnally scattered ID set the stage for Gtustl's nine htts to pace Montreal over appearance m relief or Jun Atlanta Mtke Jorgensen stn· Rooker Luke Walker, who gled In the winmng run m the went six 'tnnmgs, got the wm ftfth mnrng to snap a 2-2 Ma y Singles m First deadlock "o'at Dobson took the Mtlt May smgled m the ftrst loss . Pirate run m the second and AI Bob Watson homered to Ohver's sacrtFice fly produced break a 2-2 tie m the sixth In· what proved to be the wmmn~ mng 1and smgled in two more run m the tturd nms m the four-run seventh to And the speedy base runner ln the other games, Cmcm- pace the Astros over the Phils picked up where he left off last natt Reds downed New York, G- Dave Roberts went seven m~ season, steali ng 11 bases m 1:1 1, Houston routed nings to gam the wm and Jun attempts HIS 57 thefts last seaPhiladelphia, 9-4, St Lollls Ray ftmshed up. Jun Lonborg son was the second best mark edged San Dtego, 5-4, Montreal took the loss. m the-maJors beat Atlanta, 3-2, and Los Veteran Bob Gibson, a 19For the first 21 games of the An geles downed Ch icago, 4-1 game wmner last year, gamed season, the slender ConcepciOn In the Amencan League his f1rst wm of the season as St b<itted a strong 356 and knockgames, Chcago blanked Bal- Loms topped San D1ego ed m 15 runs as he nmlei:i down tnnore, 4-Q, Bo~ton beat Texas, Gibson was fqrced out of the the regular shortstop JOb G-2, C.hforma topped Detroit, game by muscle spasms m his 5-3. m 12 mnin gs, Kansas C1ty back and Dtego Segw pllched To top 1t all, the Reds, presently m second place behmd mpped New York, 4-3, Oakland the fmal three mnmgs I.ou San Franc1sco in the National downed Milwaukee, 7-3, m 10 Brock and Jose Cruz homered League West, are off to their mnmgs, and Cleve land topped - for-the Cards Don Sutton beat the Cubs for best home attendance start in CJeveland, 6-4, m 10 mnmgs Pete Rose and Dave Concep- the fir st ttrne since 1970 to gtve the dub's 105-year hiStory CIOn hlt two-run homers and Los Angeles the vwtory over Despite one of the wettest Aprtls m Cmcumati history, the Johnn y Bench added a solo C1'11cago Sutton, who pitched a Reds drew 2:15,609 fans to Riv- blast us Cmcmnat1 downed s1x-h ttl er, has beaten the Cubs erfront stadiUm for the fir st 11 New York Tom Seaver, v1cttm only three times m hi$ career of the Rose <mel Bench homers, Wtllie Da>1s backed htm wtth home games suffered hiS third stratght loss two homers burgh 's 2·1 vtctory and snap a stx..game Ptrate losmg streak. " You look at a guy like Dave," Ptrate Manager B1ll Vtrdon sa1d . "and you start wondering where you mtght be without him The btgger the pressure , the more he seems to Tomcats turn second around Amencan League Ea&t w I pet g b Milwaukee 10 10 500 Balhmore 10 11 476 New York after Pittsburgh led, 7-1. with two out and none on "l the out of gate in great start CINCINNATI (UP! ) - The Cmcmnati Reds are almost one month mto the 1973 season, and they 've gotten off to a flymg start in several departments. Ace righthander Jack Billingham has made a complete reversal from the start of the 1972 campaign, reelrng off four str&ght vtc· tortes and pacing the Reda 13-ll April record. A year ago, Btllingham lost the first five games he started and dtdn't p1ck up his fourth VICtory unttl June 14. The rangy hurler has a sunpie explanatiOn for hiS early "00 - Mr Cartoon 3. Somerset 15 , Sesame St 33 , F,lintstones +++ Fort) )ears ago Ted Light· ner of J\e~ YQrk ~ as one of Thf' b1ddme has ~n the f1ve or s1x best pla~ers S orth East Soulh m the " orld He sun pia) s \h•st DOle rubber bridge rogularl,- and Pass ? m ou r op1nton ts now the best Pass. , octogenanan pI aye r an\ You. South, hold Deac Rap : where .K 65 ¥ .\3~ +KQ IOI6 ... .U Is it bad to use both sides of the paper In writing a periOOI! 'f h r o u g"h the \Oars Ius 'W"hat do you do now? letter' - TOlD OfF game has been characterized A-Pas.,__ A further bid b3• ):011 b' $Oundne.ss rather tb..an mithl lead to tfflllble.. Dear T.O.: bi-111iance. but once- m a TODA Y"S QUES110N " h i l~ he comes up w1th a Not unless the paper i$ uonion Skin."- SUE lns1ead C!f bitldmg threereal barn -burner pia\ . +++ · spadh., your p a 1' I n e r has He hll on the happ)' chot"" ~umpE"C to ~ x no-trump after Dear T.O.: of the mne of. clubs opemng \'Dil.r doublf' Wha1 do yo-u do I like the P .S. on a ~~ letter : "Sorry 1180d both lides ... agamst South ', four-spade n ow~ But lliketD SAVE TREES '"- HELEN rontract East prompth col- 3. T ~levision ·Log · i Reader . Great Big Come On Discard ::.::u:t~~fr<m + AQ BEIRUT - ARMY TROOPS ·\.KD Palesttman guerrillas resumed hghllng earh Thursda1 Wlth Witnesses reporting gunfite near few; -\.rab refnge< camps on BelTUI s southern hutsltirts \ The liring resumed desptte h\gh~evel talks between government and guerrills leaders to halt the fighting that left at least 12 dead Wednesday. An truttal senes of sbots that sounded like tank fire echoed through Bierut 's ourfew,emplled streets abotit& 4Sa.m.,or 11 :4Sp, m ESTWednesda) . Operating on the theory that behlnd every silver lining' there has to be a dark cloud, yesterday I ouUlned next fall's tentative lineup of TV network programming . I was underwhelmed Wlth the continuing emphasis on mane situation comedy and police drama to sustam movies, without which there would be no TV at El::•n!:" AQI reports come soon Can't meet standards BY PAUL CRABTREE all, I suppose. , __ . ~' Now the silver lrning. _ That was enough to set At least one network, NBC, seemingly Is making deliberate Batchelder off. He questioned effort to provide additional variety programming, sbowcalllllg Sweeney as to whether the strong new talents and old races, .. well. It's heal!hy, because ethics bill would halt kickbacks seldan has the world of entertamment been In such a state or ID political partie5 by deputy change _ with more and more blurring of "categorized" music auto regiStrars, misuse of 'the in specific fields. state airplane by the governor Just look at a few examples, courtesy or Billboard Magazme, or reappointment of a cabmet If you think the point needs proving: member to a new term at a "ne a Yellow Ribbon," which sounds as if it should have higher salary. , ttifbeen wntten and recorded by Merle Haggard or someone like '"lbe gover')lor has referM that in the country field , IS at the top or the charts In the middlesolely to Watergate and _oot to oWtHoad field, tn the pop-f'ock (Jeld - but no better than 41st in the countless scandals m his the country and western markets. (It's even No. 1 in Brttain, or own a~ratlon, " Satchel· all places. ) der aald. 'There has never The sowtdtrack of "2001 A Space Odyssey" is among the been an administration that 1Dp-20sellers Ill the clasSical field, and even so, It's outranked by needs an ethics bill more than two volumes or Scott Joplin 's " Piano Rags." the preoent one. John Fogerty who used to be the leader of one or those farCollllltuUouUty Doubted out hippie rteakshows called "Credence Cl~ater Revival," Rep. John A ~albratth, R· has organized a new bluegrass-music group called the Blue ~umee, ealled the legislati~n Ridge Rangers, and already the group has taken an old country big ~other government at Its standard, "Hearts of Stone," and put it on the rock charts. worst .~d sa1d the !X'Oposal Vicki Lawrence makes it big on the pop-f'ock and easywas unteasonable, un- listening charts with a song born straight out or the Nashville warranted an~ probably un- genre, and wrttten by her husband, Bobby Russell, whose . constitutional "Honey" and "Little Green Apples" are definitely in the C&W Aside from sources o! in- field. Yet "Tne N,ght the Lights Went Out m Georgia" hasn't come, real estate holdings dented the country music charts. would bave to be diaclooed, as The prestigious San Francisco Sympbony plays a )oint well as Interest of m~ than concert wtth a rock group, calling the result "Blues Band Opus $1,000'" any ~atlon domg SO," and it seems to be catchmg on wtth classics lovers and the bullllless m Ohio. rock crowd, as well. Debts and credits of more Anne Murray, Jud Strunk, Glen Campbell and Barbara Utan $l,OOOubUwo:~aJao be sub- Fairchild- all country-western artists - have hit songs on the osure. ,~ ject ID p c d 1 pop ...... rngs. Ia In .~!her legis live eve opBillboard says tl is ''finding musicians from nearly every IDe:\14 · a! be U f mt.L."'cal 1diom working together to destroy the boundartes of -A speC! su ODlllll ee 0 style in recorded contemporary product." th~ ~ate That's putting It mildly Nowadays, I wouldn't be surprised rru~ ets:""' rul t oul~ to hear Leonard Bernstem wtth Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Ill 1 th at~ ~ a! Boys domgtheirversiOn of the Rolling Stones' Greatest Hits -or ~= Am:O.l:nent to the the London Philhannonic's interpretation of Hank Williams, Constitutioo ID be tranaferred wtth Frank Sinatra as guest :~~st. to a more friendly committee' , without a three.fifths vote of ON TilE TV DIAL: Reds-Mets baseball at 8 on 1\SAZ-TV, tb full Sen te but you also can catch Flip Wilson or "Ironside" on WLWC-TV or ~Th ~I . I back ID WTAP-TV .. "It Happens Every May," a peek at the Indy :;oo, IS e a e sen on WLWC-TV at 7:30 ... "Hot Millions" is the WBNS-TV prime commitep for revtsions a Housepassed bill prohibiting time film, at 9 .. And WCHS-TV offers a special about animal lovers, at 8. tarnpermg with safety devices Tomorrow, rernmd the kids to watch a cartoon special, Ill public places. Bolb chambers were to "Well'd Harold," one of Bill Cosby's friends, at 8.30, WSAZ-TV. pnces by more than an - caUed the rule ~~an insurance or food , more than anything average I 5 per cent above the policy" a~amst future m· else, that now blocks the return level or January 10, when the OatJonary pressure from m- of pnce stability., The O.lef Executive S&Id current Phase Ill econonuc dustrial g~ants Big compames may now meat, dairy and egg prnduction stabthzatton pro gram was thtnk tw1ce before raismg was too low . He exhorted announced . Tins Hpre-nottfication' ' rule pnces with government farmers to produce more, does not change the govem- stabilization offictals peermg saymg thiS would mean fatter Tnenfs gwdelines for prtce over !hell' corporate sboulders, _income for them as well as mcreases . It 'ift.i.ll, however, ll!ultz satd . lower grocery prtces for conJndustnal pr1ces, which han smners. subJect those Increases to "The country needs more closer scrutmy by the Cost of sertous long-range inflationary food' , and American farmers tmpact, have shown disturbing Uvmg Council Treasury Secretary George mcreases m the past two have never failed to deliver when we needed them,., the P Shultz, who explamed months But Nixon satd, " It IS the cost PreSident satd Nt,;on 's deCISJOn to reporters , Wtth inflation rwmmg at the highest rate since the Korean War, many congressmen have called for a general prtce rollback or a new freeze. ----.} era! of the U.S are willmg to Naon dismissed tlus as "a "We want a federal grand face the facts as they have Jury· because a federal grand superficially sunple solution." been pr~ted and offer us the )llry grants unmuntty to wit· For example, if meat prtces same jusuco that Mr. Ntxon nesses," Mrs Schroeder said were rolled bsck to JanWIJ'Y promtsed m hiS speech con- m an mternew WJth the Lor all\ levels, "cusiomers would not cernmg the Watergate scandal , Journal. "We're not mterested be boycottmg meat !Dday but we wtll have to rely on the m aU the guardsmen bemg would instead be stormmg the histonans to gtve the Amen can prosecuted . We're mterested m supermarkets to be the first Ill people the truth / ' the Schroe- tlle American people learnmg line for the scarce supply of reconvene at 11 a.m. !Dday. der s satd the truth · That our son did not meat,'' Ntxon satd. The1r son , William. died m a do anythmg for which he dehat! of Ohto NatiOnal Guard served ID be shot." '\i<~I>W!Iiii!~~-W.'-'-'·· ·. . ······~-·"'·'•'•-~ ............ ~...-....·:-~-c*~ ~ .v;-.-.»~................... .. ,...o;':w!:·~-~~·· -« nfle fire May 4, 19i0 when Previous Nllor1 adminiStraguardsmen. allegedly co r~ tion attorney generals John nered , sudden!) used thetr MttcheU and Richard Klem- ~ tE weapons on demonstrators dienst denied requests for fed- ~ By Helm and Sue Hottel ~ protestmg the U.S mvaSion of era! grand Jury probes of the Cambodia Kent tragedy ''Time Bombs" Keep Us on Edc• Rap What letters worry you the most - I mean the ones that really drive you up the wall?- AVID READER Couple asks equal justice LORAIN , OhiO (UP!) - A Loram couple whose son died m the 1970 Kent Slate Uruverstll' Dtsorders. has asked the federal government for "the same JUstice that Mr Ntxon promised in his speech concernmg the Watergate scandal ' Llu1s Sch roeder, ~7, a steel~ Vi orker. and hls wtfe. florence, sent a telegram to U S Attor· ney General Destgnate Elliot Richardson , as did the parents of three other Kent students killed that Ma y 4, callmg for a federal grand Jury probe of the Kent Tragedy ·Unless the Congress of the U S and the new attorney gen- SEOAL thinclads set four new marks ·& THII(GS I*Cial3, 4, 15 , Mov ie " VIIIIe'f' of the ZOf'nbies" TOUih Ones. , 11'1 a GENUINE Mobile '-- Home. 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POMEROY - :::-- , ;:, !~ The Store For Men & Young Men , . i •\. ••••••• •'.. ••••• • '., •• ,• ,•, ••••••••••• ,.,., ..'o'o'···:•••••• ·>'"' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •:0 " ... ] . . . .• u.!~-»'•'· ~~»·~:::::::«::..:;:;::::~~:~·=-:.:.;.;.;.;.;.o, ..:;,:.,:...~v.~:...;...;.;y.-. ·=->:-:·:·:·;.;-.. :·••:.;o,•·:·».• • . . .o,' ••••• ;.... ·>'"'•'...-.-.;.;.·--.:-:o:.:o:-:-.-..... ~~" ......,........ • 0 • • 0. 0 • • • • •• 0. 00•.·.:- " 0 �( 3 -1'1>e Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. May 3, 1973 2- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport -Pomeroy, 0., May 3, 1973 -: Ethics .bill ' By LEE LEONARD UPI Slatebouse Reporter OOLUMBUS (UP! ) - A comprehensive ethtcs bill for p.~blic employes, spurred by hints or scandal in the federal and state govenunents, has cleared the Oluo House and lS headed toward the Senate, where similar legislation died in 1970 The ethics proposal, a com!X'OtruSe between the admuustration.of Gov. John J. Gilltgan and more conservative lawmakers, was adopted by the House Wednesday, 91-6, after two hours or debate. Democrats and Rep.~blicans who spearhead the compromtse presented a low-key approach and refrained from offenng major amendments, which could have instigated n partisan brawl and defeated the bill. But several lawmakers sniped obliquely at the NIXOn admmistration for the Water'gate aff&r and the Gilligan administration for recently disclosed lfregularllles before Rep. William G Batchelder, R-Medma, unloaded the heaviest blast of the afternoon at the Gilligan adrnmistration The bill, carefully drafted durmg several weeks' time by the admimstration and lawmakers from both parties , sets up a serles of conflict..()f-rnterest prohtbitions and creates a special ethtcs COmmiSSion to oversee conduct and serve as .. SEEK RESER\' ATIONS A two-day exten s1on on reservatLons has been made for the hrst Ohio C.lmphre of the Brotherhood of Jungle Cock l nc , Frtday , Saturda~ and Sunda) , May 11. 12 and I> at C.lmp Asbury Cost of the sess10n ts $40 for a chtld and sponsor, wh o must be an adult ReservatiOns rna~ be made for 12 through 16year olds wtth the Chamber of Commerce offi ce. Galltpohs Pleasant Valley Hospital (Discharges} Mrs Dem er BroVi n, Galhpolts: Mattte Huffman . ' Leo l...1.ght, Pomt Pleasant Pmnt Pleasant , Juanita Starcher , Emerson Bmg , GalltpollS ; Mrs Randy ut· ch!teld, Potnt Pleasant . Mrs. Roger Barnett, Galhpohs. Mrs Wade McDade, Pomt Pleasant , Mrs James Sto\er, mfant, Galltpohs Ferry g~ing an adiiiSOry body on ethical behaviOr . It also would reqwre limned fmanctal disclosure by state and local govenunent officials and employes, .as well as can.. didates for public office. rassa,ge Foreseen Rep. Richard F . Celeste, DCieveland, one of the prmctpal authors of the legislation, said following passage he belteves the Senate ''will act responsibly on this.' ' In opening debate On the House floor , Rep. Patrtck A. Sweeney, !).{;level and, chtef ljponsor, satd the btlllS not per. feet but hopefully wtll help "put a Band-Ald on the scar of publtc trust m govemment that extsts today " " Everybody lhtnk s everybody has their hand m the cookie Jar. and tt's time we did something about tt," Sweeney satd. to Ohio Senate "I have not found wrongdoing by legtslators, or even by poltticians, but by the layers of bureaucrats at every level who move dollars and who move things .,.. Rep. O.arles E. Fry, R· Sprmgfleld, one oi the chtef Republican sponsors, held up a Colwnbus newspaper which showed a tmy story about the ethics vote •n the front page surrounded by SIX stor1es all havmg to do Wlth scandals m the state and federal government. , ''Never has a bill like this come before us m this Stlu· at ion." Fry said,.c"alUng it ''one 1 of the most far-f'eaching bills of tts type of any state m the umon.'' No Personal Galp TheJeg18latton forbids an of· f1 ctal of employe to use confl· denhal tnforrnatton gatned through hiS job for personal services performed, but oo dol- gam Among other conflict~f­ mterest !X'OhibiUons, it abo bars recetpl of any "valuable th1ng or valuable ~neflt" when it would make a "su~ stantial and tmproper tn~ fluence on the duties" of the official or employe." , The siX;nember ethlcs commiSSion would be appointed by the governor, subject ID confir· matlon by the Senate. The House mserted an amendment reqwrmg three members of each major party to be on the r romrmsston It also adopted an amendment requiring lb.! vote of four members of tlle commission before holding a hearmg on any complamt about an official's ethics. The bill reqwres disclosure of sources of any annual in· come over $500, Wlth a brief discnpt•on or the nature of the lar amount. Democrats Siding wtth the Gilligan administration re .. !rained from attempting to remsert the dollar amount, as origmally proposed by Gilligan But the House acc.!pted an amendment bY Rep. Ja.meo T. Luken, I).Cinci:mati, closing a loophole in a provision under which policy;naking appointed offiCials could be forced tD make fmanclal dlsclosures. Truce Brok<o Democrats had prtvately" agreed not ID brmg up the Watergate affair on the Door if Republicans refrained from mentioning p.~blished reports about Irregularities in the Gtlligan administrahon. 1 The uneasy truce did not last long Gilligan sent a letter to each House member before the ses- Ooser watch set on b'ig business By GENE CARLSON WASHI NGTON ( UP! ) Prestdent N1:xon conceded Wednesday that food prices are sttl! the economy's No . I enemy, but he reJected new controls on !ann producis and mstead ordered a closer watch on price boosts by b1g bustnesK" In a statement released at the White House, Ntxon sa1d the nat10n 's largest corporatiOns must gtve the governmont 30 days advance nottce when they want to ralSe • Slon Ufling pas.soge of the etlllcs bill. ' "The Watergate scandal and related irevelatioos surrounding the 1972 presidential campaign have shattered this nation's faith in goverrunent"' no event in our 200.year ., .. __ .. Gillig ' an wrote. " -· COSHOCTON , Obto (UPI ) -Columbus and Southern Ohio Elee~rio Co. said Wednesday its geoerating station at Conesville could oot meet the state emission standards by July l ISiS UDder the Cllrrent operaung s<:Ledule James F'. Fffistermarlter, senior >1ce presideot of tbe ''utlllty, IOld an Eovll'onmental Protection Ageocy hearing the generatmg plant was "well wtthiD the area of !be federal standards'' and said llle plant sbould be deferred from meetmg the 1975 state deadlwe for state standards. .. ::·. • ·· ~· ... ·-:··· .· . News • in Briefs (Contmued from Page 1) JENKINJONES, W VA - FOUR MEN strmging telephone cable through a remote area of McDoweU County were electrocuted Wednesda) wheo the) brushed agaUISt a high voltage power line on a mountam ndge near the Virgm1a border. The dead were Identified as Larry W. Cornen , Douglas Parker, Paul D Cohenour and Harold Vaughn, all of srnallll>wns m southern West VU'guua State police saJd the men were pulling table up a hillside from a highway when the) carne tn contact mUt tlle power lme The men were employed b)• Dearmg Brothers Inc , a con· strucoon fliTil under contract mth General Telepbone Co Js Generation Rap OOLVMBUS (UP! ) - The Oh10 Environmental Protection Agenc) ~tU begm 1ssumg da1ly · -\1r Quahty I ndex" r eporlS to newspapers and rad1o and. televlslOn stations tn hopes 1t wtll become as famtbar to Ohioans as datl} \\ ea ther forecasts Allen Franks of the Ohto E PA s Public Interest Center saJd Wednesday 13 agenctes throughout the state. tncluding EPA central offices here, WIU begm m omtonng the amount of pollutants tn th~ a1r and ISSutng dati) reports • The reports, based on a special "All' Qualtty Index•· of WIN AT BRIDGE · ' --.;:-"' TIJCSON, ARIZ - TWO Ul\"IVERSITY of Arizona researchers satd Wednesday they ha1·e made a disco,·er') that oould_save housel<l\ es millions of dollars m rredicted future beef pntt' increases. The researchers satd thr' had found what appears. to be a safe and effecth·e substitute- fur DES ~ a hormone widely used In speed up the fattenmg o! cattle. The fe<leral Food and Drug ~dminiStration recenUy banned DES because of mdicat1oos 1t rrught be coMected 1<1th cancer. Drs. W H. Hale and Donald E . Ray satd thej had discovered a replactment - estradiol, a natural hormone found m hUman bemgs, and apparently in ~ mammals WASHJJI;GTON - mE FINANCE COMMITI'EE of President Ntxon's reeiE'ctlon campaign has been cll&rged by the Jusn"" Department wtth COOcellling a $200,000 contnbuoon b\ finanCier Robert L. Vesco. The thr""""""t cbsrge, filed Wedn ~a)' m U S District Court. arotses the finanCl' comm•nee of fatlmg to make reports and !l'ainlatn records of the rontribut1oo, rere,·ed Aprtl 10, I9n, three days after the Federal Election Campatgn Act went mto elf~ . This law l'e(l\ltreS disclosure of ma)Or conntbut10ns and apellditures. The manmum peoalt) on each count ts a $1.000 liM, • ze ro to 400, wtll be broadcast NORTII 3 • J 92 Out most chilling letters are what we call the time bombs : and published by some 160 from people so hopelessly depre..ed or In such deep trouble that slallbns and newspapers they might choose SUICide If they don 1 get immediate clooo-ln parliC'Ipatmg m the program. aid These wnters almost never g~ve their names and addresses Gov J ohn J Gtlltgan and and we seldom know whether our "Personals" (including adOh10 EPA Dnector Ira Wh1tman scheduled a news us. It r~nference at 9 a m Thursday was sent July 6, 1971, from San An!Dnio, Texas. We never heard to dtseuss the ne" poUutJon from this gu-1 agsm, though Heaven knows we ,tried ! Perhaps, if momtormg program she 's better oow, she 'll recogruze her 10-year<Ild self and let us Franks sa1d daily atr know how things worked out for her. pollutton reports have tssued m Steubenville and Cle\-eland in Dear Helen . Ohio and several other states m I'm a 10-year<IId girl who grew up too fast, who never had a the past ''and have proven to chance to be a "carefree little girl," and who's got problems so be a good thing for ettitens ' 1 big I trted to take my own life, bull couldn't even succeed at that ·The) have an Jdea e\'ery Then Came a series of psychiatric sessions that were also day \\hal the quabty of thetr failures. because the tests told me wbat I already knew : I th!nk a1r 1s," he said too much and too seriously; I pay no attentloniD my NEEDS, my wants and my welfare, and f bate ID let my feelings show; I keep allo!myemottonsUISidebecause"l'mn«important." Having my feelings or worthlessness confirmed bas made dre'i:~!;:'::t~f=~~""u:~:.=: ':!m • K J 96 4 o!o Q73 WEST f;AS·T • Q5 . 83 . A 10 75 3 • 1086 5 • Q82, ... 96 + 9H .AK J82 SOUTH ( D ) . AK10764 ¥ Vo1d + KJ32 ' ... J05 j Both vulner.able \\ est ~ 6rth East Pas~ Pass Pass Pass l2.. South Pass P ass ()pemng lead-• 9 lected three club tr•cks, and tt was up t o Ted to discard on the thtrd one He tllought qwte a while and fmally got nd of his a"" of heart.~ East looked surpriSed A ktb1tzer almost" fell off his chalf Dummy laughed upr oanously. but declarer was strangely Silent. He knew what was ~oming and he k n e w h 1s c on t r act was doomed Sure enough, East led a fourth club and Lightner's queen of trumps was the settmg tr1c k Was hiS play a lucky guess? Not at aU. \ He was sure to beat the contract this "'av He- wasn' t sure anv oth'er wa~ j N(WSPAr E~ B) Oswald & James Jacoby ~ ElitU.P'l l$.£ AS.S.I'\I ) a:en:1•!MWI1 mysell and others. rm completely """do I learn to accept help? How do I st<tp feeling so dead' Someone, anyone- help me help mysell. It's taken so long tD OJimdmy hands ... donH~ me · rve been failed by others too much already I doa't want ID become a SUitlstic : " 1&-year<Ild dead of SUICide." I want ID live, but il'a so bard. flease , I'm reading : so_. touch me ... WITHDRAWN AND [}YING PLEASE, "WI'IliDRAWN AND DYING," (and other thendesperate, nameless pe<>ple we've tried so hard to reach ): If life has righted itself- as life bas a bali.! of doing -don 1 leave us hanging. Did you read Olr messaces Ill your newspaper ' Did yoo find close-ln therapy' Tell us bow 11 r.ppened for you. Perhaps !'Our slxtr)• might help others who are reaching , but fear to make real contact. - HELEN AND SUE AND TO READERS: Dqx essions are IIIIivenal. There's scarcely a penon in the world who basil 'I thought, ~~cnrev.,. fleetingly, "Wouldn't 1t be easier jUst not to wake up'" But humans haveiiiDHing l'!:llilimce. We emerge froin even the most devastating depressoons oftm oo our own. We beal, and we can1 quite understand bow or wey, any more than,... can fully understand wbat caused this inordinate despair in the t1rst place. If yoo remember that Wbel\ you're down, the climb back will be a little eaSJer. - HELEN ~ .. THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1973 6 00 - NewsJ , 4, 8, 10 15, Truth or Conseq 13 . Around the Bend 33 Sesame St 20 6 30 - NBC News4, 15 , ABC News a, 10, t Dream of Jeann1e 13, Des tgn tng Women 33 7 00- Truth or Cons.eq J . Beat the Clo ck 4 1 Course oi Our 7 8 9 10 11 11 T1mes 33 , DICk Van Dyke 4, What's My Ltne 8, Brg Red Jubilee 15 . News 6. Elec Co 20 . Let' s Make A Dea ll3 30 - Holl yWood Squares 3 To Tell The Truth 6, Wild Ktngdom 10 , I'll See You m Cuurt 4 , Lass1e 8 Zoom 20 . Newsmaker ' 72 13, ~tatus of Cancer '73 33 00 - Fl tpW1 Ison 3, 4, 15 , Baseball 3, It Takes A lot of Love 8, 10 , Movte " Ballad of a Soldter '' 20 , 33 . Mod Squad 6, 13 00 - Ktng Fu 6. 13, lrons1de 4, 15 , Mov tes " Leave Her to Hea ven" ,a , " Hot Mt l llons" 10 00- Streets of San Franc1sco6, 13 , Saga of Sonora 4, 15, News 20 , Chapter JJ 33 00 - News3 , 4, 6, B 13, 15 . 30 - Johnn y Carson 3, 4, 15 , Jack Paar 6 13 , Mov1es " Bombers B 52" 8. " The Pumpkin Eater " 10 ' 1 00 - Roller Derby 4, News 13 200 - News4 FRiDAY , MAY4 , 1973 6 00 - Sunnse Sem1nar 4, Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Farmt1me 10 , Farm Report 13, Eng l1 sh 3 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 Jo--Columbus Today 4 , Bible Answers 8 , Human D1mens10n lO . Blue R1dge QIJartet 13 7 00- Today 3, 4 , 1.5.; News 6 8, 10 , Flints tones 13 7 30- Romper Room6 , Popeye 10, Rocli:y & Bullw~nk le 13 8 ~ass <;af' Kangaroo 10 , New Zoo Revue 13 , Sesame St 33 , 1 8 30- Jack Lalanne 13, New Zoo Revue6 9 00 - Pau l D•xon 4 Phtl Donahue 15. AM 1 , Let's Make A Deal 6 ; Capt Kangaroo a, Ben Casey 13 , Mr Rogers 33 9 30- To Tel l The Truth3 , Jeopardy 6 Hollywood's Talkmg 10 10 00- D1nah Shore J, 15, Ph 1l Donahue 4, Spilt Second 13 Pn ce IS R•gh1 8 , 10 ' 10 30 - Baffle 3, .4 , 15 S10 000 Pyramid 8, 10; Split Second 13 11 . CIO-Lo'Ye Amer •can Style 6 . Sale of the Century 3, 4, 15 . Gamb1t 8, 10, Ele<:tn c Co 20 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 15 , 8ew 1tched 6. 13, Love of Ltfe 8, 10 . Sesame St 20 11 55- CBS News 8, Dan I mel 's World 10 12 00 - Jeopardy 3, 15, Bob Braun 's SO 50 Club 4 Password 6 Loca l News 10. 13, 8 ' ' 12 30 - 3 W's Game J, l!i . Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Sp- loj Second 6 • , News 3, 15 1 00- News 3: All My Children 6, 13, Green Acres 10 . Secret Storm 8 . Not for Women Only 15 1 JOW - IdJ OnT A Mat ch J, 4, 15 , let's Make A DeA l 6 13 As the 1i 50 - NBC or urns 8 , 10 ' ' 2 OODo- Days of Ou~L1 ves 3, 4, 15, Newlywed Game 13~ M1ke uqlass 6 , Gvtdmg L1 9ht 8, 10 2 :)() - Doctors 3, 4, 1S, Datmg Game 13, Edge of N1ght 8, 10 3 · ~,~htn ° 1 he r !'orld 3, -4, 15, General Hosp ltal6, 13 , Price =• , oo: conom• c Education 20 3. 30 - Return to Peyton Rlace 3, 4, 15 , One Ltfe 1o Live 6. 13 , ~r vGntf•n 8, Secret Storm 10 , Book Beat 20: Phil Donohue Is 8 10 • • IHS Is wmner; DeStephen breaks oldest loop mark Jackson's Artie DeStephen broke a 17-year·old record in the 180-yard lOw hurdles and three other new marks were established during Wednesday 's 17th annual Southeastern Ohio League track and field meet at Rio Grande's Evans Field. Ironton's- 'l'tgers, as ex· peeled, retamed the SEOAL Rtce, Dav1d Graham and Brent track crown by sconng ' 821'. Saunders ) f,JnlSbed fourth with a I ·39 effort. Freshman Brent pomts m the !>-event meet Ironton's Bill Markm, headed Saunders tied Waverly 's Mife for Kent Slate Umversity this Oyer for third place m the high fall on a football scholarship, Jump wtth a 5'-10" jump MeLgs scored two pomts. was the 1973 SEOAL track sconng champiOn WI\h 15 Tom Lowery came m 5th m the points 440 and Dallas Weber, ftfth m • Bob Young, Nelsonvtlle, held Ute diSCUS. the loop's old 180-yard low H~re's the 1973 SEOAL track f1eld w.nners and hurdle mark or :21.1, set m the MILE RUN Toliver , league's flrst meet m 19f)7 Logan, 4 31 4 (New meet DeStephen, a JUmor and two- record) 440-YARD RUN - Toppong, year letterman for Jackson, Athens , 52 turned the Irick Wednesday in 100-YARO DASH - Smart, ·21 flat It erased the loop's. Logan, 10 4 120 HIGH HURDLES oldest record m the book Markm . Iron ton , 15 4 Other marks set Wednesday 880. YARO RUN Tol1ver , Logan , 2 00 were · 210 YARD DASH R•ffl e, - Mtle run, by Logan's ChriS l;onton, 22 9 Tolliver, who fmished m4 ·31.4, TWO MILE RUN -erasmg the 1~ mark of 4.35.2, Morrison, Ironton , 9 56 9 (new mee t record) held by Athens' Tom Smith lBO LOW HURDLES - Two mile run, by Ironton's DeStephen , Jack son, 21 (New record) Cecil MorriSon m 9 56.9, het- meet MILE RHAY - Won by tenng hiS 1972 record of Ironton 1n 3 52 1 800 YARD RELAY - Won by 10 .14.3. Ironton -800-yard relay, won by record l an 1 "' 6 I New meet 8 ROAD JUMP Wagner, Ironll>n m 1:32 6, bettermg Athens, 21' 11 " Athens' 1968 mark of I 34.6. POLE VAULT Breoten Markin's 15 pomts came on back , Waver I y, 12'. SHOT PUT Markin. ftrst place efforts m the t2oIron ton , 47' lOlls" h!gh hurdles, shot put and htgh DISCUSS- Barr y, Ironton , 146 1 l Jwnp. HIGH JUMP - · Markon. A!hens ftmshed a dtstan t Ironton , 6' 4" second wtth 52 pomts Logan TEAM STANDINGS POINTS was thtrd wtth 36 and Jackson TEAM lronfor. 92112 fourth with 32. Waverly was Athen s 52 ftftth With 22, Wellston SIXth Logan 36 32 wtlh mne, Galltpolis seventh Jackson Waverly 22 wtth 4Ih and Metgs last w1th Wellston ? Gall•pol1s 4112 two pomts. Me1gs 2 Galhpohs' 880-yard relay TOP SCORER - Bill Marten, team (Tom Valentine, Randy Ironton, 15 pomts 1 St;1ndings Pirates stop Giants 2-1; Reds defeat Mets Ma1or Ltague Standmg5 By Untted Pr~ss International National league By VITO STI'LLlNO UP! Sports Writer w. I. pet. g.b. Wtth two out in the nmth and Ch1cago 12 9 ,571 the game on the line Tuesday New York 12 9 S71 Pittsburgh 9 1 563 I 2 rught, Bobby Bonds lagged Philadelphta 9 11 450 21, 2 Dave Gmsh for a three.run Montreal 9 11 450 21t2 St LOUI S 4 16 200 ]lh double to cap a seven-rlUl rally West and gtve the San FranciSCO w. I. pet. g.b. Gl8nts an 111<redible B-7 viciory San Fran c1sco 19 7 73 1 Cmcmnatl 14 8 636 3 Houston 16 10 615 3 East LosAngeles San D1ego A11anta ~eds 12 . 500 6 8 16 333 10 7 15 318 10 12 , Wednesday's Results Ptttsburgh 2 San Fran 1 ~ Houston 9 Philadelphia 4 Cmcmnat1 6 New York 1 Montreal 3 Atlanta 2 Los Angeles 4 Ch1cago 1 St Lou •s s San D1ego 4 Today's Probable P1tchers (All t1mes fDT) {Bla ss 0 1) at San FranCISCO (Will oughby 2 1). ~ 1S p m Cmcmnat 1(McGlothl in 1 0) at New York ( Matla ck 2-JL 8 p m Chteago (Reuse he/ 2 1) at Los Angeles (Sutton 2 2), 11 p m Sf Lou1s (Clevela nd 0 3) at San D1ego ( Arlin 1 1 or Cal dwell 0 3), 10 J Op m P• ttsburgh (Only games scheduled) Fnday's Games Atlanta at Ph1la, n1ght Houston at New Yor k, n1ght Montreal , n1ght St Lou1 s at Los Ang , ntght Plft s at San Otego, n1ghf Chtcago at San Fran , n1ght C1nc1 at •;, 10 11 10 12 ,455 !0 12 455 Detro1t Cleveland Boston •;, 476 I 1 l'h B 11 421 West w. I. pet. g b. Ch1cago 12 s 706 Kan sdsCi ty 14 9 609 1 Callforn1a 11 8 579 2 M1nnesota 9 9 500 3•12 Oa\l;land 10 12 455 41n Texas 7 11 389 s•12 Wednesday's Results Cle'Ye 8 M1nn 4, 10 Inns Chtcago 4 Ba1t1more 0 Oakland 7 Mliw 3, 10 mns Oetro1t 3, 12 1nns Kansas City 4 New York Cal1f 5 3 Boston 6 Texas 2 Today's Probable Pttchers {All Ttmes f:OT) (No games scheduled) Fnday's Games Boston at Mmn, n1ghf New York at Ch1 , n1ght Kan Cl1y at M1IW n1ghl Texas at Detrmt, n1ght Oakland at Cleve, n1ght Calif at Baltimore, n1ght Vikings wm 9-I . ~ Arnett led the Bo beats with three and two hils respectively. John Roush and Orland Cremeans had the only other safeties. Bobcat righthander John Baird was wracked for ·me runs, five of whtch were unearned, 10 .htts and walked three m his five plus mnings on the mound. Jam1e Lafon, semor short· stop, started the V1kings on their way with a long home run tD right held in the ftrst immg. The Lawrence Counttans plated their second tally on a two out walk to Jaye Myers, a The Daily Sentinel stolen bass and Single by Corn. DEVOTED TO THE Therr thtrd run came on a INTEREST OF MEIGS·MASON AREA walk, error and smgle by CHESTER L TANNEHILL 1 Lafon. Exec . Ed . ROBERT HOEFLICH , Kyger Creek scored its run m C1ty E dttor Pubi•Shed da l ly ex ce pt · the ftrth on a leadoff single by S~tturday by The Oh10 Valley Arnett, a smgle by Roush, an Publ •shmg (ompanv. Ill error,and balk court St , Pomeroy , Oh10 , A5769 Bus1ness Off•ce Phone The Bobcats threatened two 992 2156. Ed1tonal Phone 992 other tunes, but were unable ID 2151 second class pos lage pa •d at get the clutch hit. Pomeroy , Oh•o N~tt1onal adverhs•ng Symmes Valley pulled away r"epresentaf •ve Bott•nelli in the siXth mamly because of Gallagher , Inc , 12 East A2nd Sf , New York C•ty , New York several Bobcat errors. The Sub&cr•pt•on rates De innmg featured four errors, a l ivered by carr•er where available SO 'ents per Neek . passed ball, hit batsman, and By Motor Route where carr •er hits by Dave Dunfee and Corn. serv•ce not avi!ll l o!lble One m.onth Sl 75 By mail 1n Oh 10 Lafon had three hits for the af'\d w va ,, One year S.1A 00 winners while Corn and Phil S1x months S.7 2S, Tnree months SA 50 Subscr1pt•on (Conl!nued on page 6) pr •ce •ncludes Sunday T1mes - Sent mel BASEBALL STANDINGS ~OAL Team W L Ath ens Ironton Waver ly 6 0 57 5 1 47 3 Gall tpohs logan Jack son 2 2 3 Me1gs 0 Well ston 0 TOTALS 21 Tuesday's Result . 2 2 2 4 4 6 21 Iro nton 13 Jackson 2 Wednesday's Result Gal/1pol• s 9 Wellston 0 Today's Game · Me1g s at Athens Fnday's Game . Gaii•POIIS at Ironton May 7 Game . Wa'Yerly at GalltpoiiS May 11 Game ~m~r season success: " I'm holding Ule other teams to a few runs and we're scormg more runs!' Bllhngham isn't the only player getting an early Jwnp for the defendtng National Leag•1e champlOns The combrnalton of htUe Joe Morgan and young Dave Concepcion proved the most potent second baseman ·shortstop matchup m the' league durmg Aprtl Morgan , who led the NatlOnal League m walks last year, h•t 329 for Aprtl, with four homers and a league leading 17 runs batted tn RACINE - For the second time m two mghts, the Glouster Tomcats defeated a Me1gs baseball team ·This tLme 1t was the Tornadoes \\hO took the beatmg as Glouster trounced them 6-2 Tuesday Glouster defeated Eastern 9-1 It was sweet revenge for the Tomcats Thus far Southern ts the only team that had Southern now and 4-1 1n R OR 6 6 16 22 17 12 7 19 15 41 5 4 19 43 168 168 May 17 Game : Well s ton at Me1gs To be scheduled: Galltpol• s at Logan Logan at Waver ly 8 00 - Sanford~ Son J • tS· B d B poss ible 8 10 WIJ h ' ; {·., ra Y unch 6t 13 , M1SS1on lm 8. )()- Partttd ' s. lng on 'IVeek In Review 10.33 Haydn 0pus 9i/;~ l ly 6. lJ , Weird Harold J, ' · 1S , Q\lartet- . 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Hubbard I defeated Glouster Once agam, t LPJ, Sayre (2), and Dunmng T1m Stkorskt was a batthng hero wtth hls two smgles Another Sikorski, Mike , and Patton also got two hits ea<.:h Four Tornado errors cost them the game The Tomcats scored SJX fUll S on 10 safeties Accordmg to Coach Htllon Wolfe, leflftelder Amos Moore played excepltonany well Two · especially outstandin g defe n~ 1ve plays by Moore were m the ftrst and fourth mmngs In the top of the first, Moore nailed a runner gomg from second to thtrd On Gouster's fourth trtp to the plate, the leftflelder caught a fly ball and threw out a runner at home Southern had two htts, both 2 DAYS ONLY doubles, by Moore and hurler FRIDAY, MAY 4 Jeff Hubbard, whtch scored one rWI The other run came on SATURDAY, MAYS a sacr1f1 ce by Dave The1ss Hubbard took the loss for Southern. Former Pony Leaguer Dave Sayre offered rehef help m the second mmng. Between the two pitchers, they struck out five and walked two. :·:· M GilliSpte went the ··: ·.·. distance for Glouster , fanmng ·:·· two and g1vmg up two b~se s on .•.• balls ever I~ H'lllb1 Ilies. 8 4 Sesame St 1o' A ' l5, NBC ews 13 , Truth or Conseq 6, · round th~ Bend 33 6 30 NBC! NewSi "· 15 ; ABC News 6, CBS News 8, 10 . I 0 ream o Jeann .J. te 13 , Let'5 Travel 3~ 7 ~ews~a~~.M?a.~~~~: · 1~uth ( Con!Soeq. 3, Seat the Clock.& , l<.mgdom 13 ' &c o 20 , Folk Gu1tar 33 ; W1ld 6 . 00 _ News l r--------------------------------------- 1 CLIP I 'N I { Logan af Meigs Movie " Steel Town" 10 " lO - I LQ'Ye Lucy 6. Pett lc~t Junction 3, Merv. Gnffm 4, 5 ~bbo~ &1 Co~tello 8 , Marsha ll Dillon 15 , Wild , Wdd West 13 i 15 , B~sJ':ue~:rs 20, 33 , Bo~nza 3, Hllzel 8, Andy Gr1fflth 8 ~O • • Kerm's 6 , Love Amen can Style 13, S· ~ge~geCL~J , Wednesday mght, Gtustt came on wtth two on and one out m the nmth With the Pirates protectmg a 2-1 lead But he turned the tables and struck out Bonds to preserve P1tts- Celebrating 16 Years In Pomeroy • Defending champiOn Symmes Valley took over undisputed first place m the Southern Valley Athletic Conference Wednesday night with a 9-1 vtctory over the Kyge( Creek Bobcats The wln left the Vikings w1th a ~ record in the SVAC compared to the Bobcats' 7-1 slate. Overall SV " 9-<1 whtle the Bobcats are 10-3. VIking righthander semor Rick Com was touched for only seven hits. Marshall French and Bruce mnth . -on respond." Ros.s Grtmsley .went SlX mnings Pmch-httter M1ke Sadek to g'et the w1n and Pedro walked and Dave Rader Borbon ftmshed up smgled wtth one oul in the mnlh Erme McAnally scattered ID set the stage for Gtustl's nine htts to pace Montreal over appearance m relief or Jun Atlanta Mtke Jorgensen stn· Rooker Luke Walker, who gled In the winmng run m the went six 'tnnmgs, got the wm ftfth mnrng to snap a 2-2 Ma y Singles m First deadlock "o'at Dobson took the Mtlt May smgled m the ftrst loss . Pirate run m the second and AI Bob Watson homered to Ohver's sacrtFice fly produced break a 2-2 tie m the sixth In· what proved to be the wmmn~ mng 1and smgled in two more run m the tturd nms m the four-run seventh to And the speedy base runner ln the other games, Cmcm- pace the Astros over the Phils picked up where he left off last natt Reds downed New York, G- Dave Roberts went seven m~ season, steali ng 11 bases m 1:1 1, Houston routed nings to gam the wm and Jun attempts HIS 57 thefts last seaPhiladelphia, 9-4, St Lollls Ray ftmshed up. Jun Lonborg son was the second best mark edged San Dtego, 5-4, Montreal took the loss. m the-maJors beat Atlanta, 3-2, and Los Veteran Bob Gibson, a 19For the first 21 games of the An geles downed Ch icago, 4-1 game wmner last year, gamed season, the slender ConcepciOn In the Amencan League his f1rst wm of the season as St b<itted a strong 356 and knockgames, Chcago blanked Bal- Loms topped San D1ego ed m 15 runs as he nmlei:i down tnnore, 4-Q, Bo~ton beat Texas, Gibson was fqrced out of the the regular shortstop JOb G-2, C.hforma topped Detroit, game by muscle spasms m his 5-3. m 12 mnin gs, Kansas C1ty back and Dtego Segw pllched To top 1t all, the Reds, presently m second place behmd mpped New York, 4-3, Oakland the fmal three mnmgs I.ou San Franc1sco in the National downed Milwaukee, 7-3, m 10 Brock and Jose Cruz homered League West, are off to their mnmgs, and Cleve land topped - for-the Cards Don Sutton beat the Cubs for best home attendance start in CJeveland, 6-4, m 10 mnmgs Pete Rose and Dave Concep- the fir st ttrne since 1970 to gtve the dub's 105-year hiStory CIOn hlt two-run homers and Los Angeles the vwtory over Despite one of the wettest Aprtls m Cmcumati history, the Johnn y Bench added a solo C1'11cago Sutton, who pitched a Reds drew 2:15,609 fans to Riv- blast us Cmcmnat1 downed s1x-h ttl er, has beaten the Cubs erfront stadiUm for the fir st 11 New York Tom Seaver, v1cttm only three times m hi$ career of the Rose <mel Bench homers, Wtllie Da>1s backed htm wtth home games suffered hiS third stratght loss two homers burgh 's 2·1 vtctory and snap a stx..game Ptrate losmg streak. " You look at a guy like Dave," Ptrate Manager B1ll Vtrdon sa1d . "and you start wondering where you mtght be without him The btgger the pressure , the more he seems to Tomcats turn second around Amencan League Ea&t w I pet g b Milwaukee 10 10 500 Balhmore 10 11 476 New York after Pittsburgh led, 7-1. with two out and none on "l the out of gate in great start CINCINNATI (UP! ) - The Cmcmnati Reds are almost one month mto the 1973 season, and they 've gotten off to a flymg start in several departments. Ace righthander Jack Billingham has made a complete reversal from the start of the 1972 campaign, reelrng off four str&ght vtc· tortes and pacing the Reda 13-ll April record. A year ago, Btllingham lost the first five games he started and dtdn't p1ck up his fourth VICtory unttl June 14. The rangy hurler has a sunpie explanatiOn for hiS early "00 - Mr Cartoon 3. Somerset 15 , Sesame St 33 , F,lintstones +++ Fort) )ears ago Ted Light· ner of J\e~ YQrk ~ as one of Thf' b1ddme has ~n the f1ve or s1x best pla~ers S orth East Soulh m the " orld He sun pia) s \h•st DOle rubber bridge rogularl,- and Pass ? m ou r op1nton ts now the best Pass. , octogenanan pI aye r an\ You. South, hold Deac Rap : where .K 65 ¥ .\3~ +KQ IOI6 ... .U Is it bad to use both sides of the paper In writing a periOOI! 'f h r o u g"h the \Oars Ius 'W"hat do you do now? letter' - TOlD OfF game has been characterized A-Pas.,__ A further bid b3• ):011 b' $Oundne.ss rather tb..an mithl lead to tfflllble.. Dear T.O.: bi-111iance. but once- m a TODA Y"S QUES110N " h i l~ he comes up w1th a Not unless the paper i$ uonion Skin."- SUE lns1ead C!f bitldmg threereal barn -burner pia\ . +++ · spadh., your p a 1' I n e r has He hll on the happ)' chot"" ~umpE"C to ~ x no-trump after Dear T.O.: of the mne of. clubs opemng \'Dil.r doublf' Wha1 do yo-u do I like the P .S. on a ~~ letter : "Sorry 1180d both lides ... agamst South ', four-spade n ow~ But lliketD SAVE TREES '"- HELEN rontract East prompth col- 3. T ~levision ·Log · i Reader . Great Big Come On Discard ::.::u:t~~fr<m + AQ BEIRUT - ARMY TROOPS ·\.KD Palesttman guerrillas resumed hghllng earh Thursda1 Wlth Witnesses reporting gunfite near few; -\.rab refnge< camps on BelTUI s southern hutsltirts \ The liring resumed desptte h\gh~evel talks between government and guerrills leaders to halt the fighting that left at least 12 dead Wednesday. An truttal senes of sbots that sounded like tank fire echoed through Bierut 's ourfew,emplled streets abotit& 4Sa.m.,or 11 :4Sp, m ESTWednesda) . Operating on the theory that behlnd every silver lining' there has to be a dark cloud, yesterday I ouUlned next fall's tentative lineup of TV network programming . I was underwhelmed Wlth the continuing emphasis on mane situation comedy and police drama to sustam movies, without which there would be no TV at El::•n!:" AQI reports come soon Can't meet standards BY PAUL CRABTREE all, I suppose. , __ . ~' Now the silver lrning. _ That was enough to set At least one network, NBC, seemingly Is making deliberate Batchelder off. He questioned effort to provide additional variety programming, sbowcalllllg Sweeney as to whether the strong new talents and old races, .. well. It's heal!hy, because ethics bill would halt kickbacks seldan has the world of entertamment been In such a state or ID political partie5 by deputy change _ with more and more blurring of "categorized" music auto regiStrars, misuse of 'the in specific fields. state airplane by the governor Just look at a few examples, courtesy or Billboard Magazme, or reappointment of a cabmet If you think the point needs proving: member to a new term at a "ne a Yellow Ribbon," which sounds as if it should have higher salary. , ttifbeen wntten and recorded by Merle Haggard or someone like '"lbe gover')lor has referM that in the country field , IS at the top or the charts In the middlesolely to Watergate and _oot to oWtHoad field, tn the pop-f'ock (Jeld - but no better than 41st in the countless scandals m his the country and western markets. (It's even No. 1 in Brttain, or own a~ratlon, " Satchel· all places. ) der aald. 'There has never The sowtdtrack of "2001 A Space Odyssey" is among the been an administration that 1Dp-20sellers Ill the clasSical field, and even so, It's outranked by needs an ethics bill more than two volumes or Scott Joplin 's " Piano Rags." the preoent one. John Fogerty who used to be the leader of one or those farCollllltuUouUty Doubted out hippie rteakshows called "Credence Cl~ater Revival," Rep. John A ~albratth, R· has organized a new bluegrass-music group called the Blue ~umee, ealled the legislati~n Ridge Rangers, and already the group has taken an old country big ~other government at Its standard, "Hearts of Stone," and put it on the rock charts. worst .~d sa1d the !X'Oposal Vicki Lawrence makes it big on the pop-f'ock and easywas unteasonable, un- listening charts with a song born straight out or the Nashville warranted an~ probably un- genre, and wrttten by her husband, Bobby Russell, whose . constitutional "Honey" and "Little Green Apples" are definitely in the C&W Aside from sources o! in- field. Yet "Tne N,ght the Lights Went Out m Georgia" hasn't come, real estate holdings dented the country music charts. would bave to be diaclooed, as The prestigious San Francisco Sympbony plays a )oint well as Interest of m~ than concert wtth a rock group, calling the result "Blues Band Opus $1,000'" any ~atlon domg SO," and it seems to be catchmg on wtth classics lovers and the bullllless m Ohio. rock crowd, as well. Debts and credits of more Anne Murray, Jud Strunk, Glen Campbell and Barbara Utan $l,OOOubUwo:~aJao be sub- Fairchild- all country-western artists - have hit songs on the osure. ,~ ject ID p c d 1 pop ...... rngs. Ia In .~!her legis live eve opBillboard says tl is ''finding musicians from nearly every IDe:\14 · a! be U f mt.L."'cal 1diom working together to destroy the boundartes of -A speC! su ODlllll ee 0 style in recorded contemporary product." th~ ~ate That's putting It mildly Nowadays, I wouldn't be surprised rru~ ets:""' rul t oul~ to hear Leonard Bernstem wtth Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Ill 1 th at~ ~ a! Boys domgtheirversiOn of the Rolling Stones' Greatest Hits -or ~= Am:O.l:nent to the the London Philhannonic's interpretation of Hank Williams, Constitutioo ID be tranaferred wtth Frank Sinatra as guest :~~st. to a more friendly committee' , without a three.fifths vote of ON TilE TV DIAL: Reds-Mets baseball at 8 on 1\SAZ-TV, tb full Sen te but you also can catch Flip Wilson or "Ironside" on WLWC-TV or ~Th ~I . I back ID WTAP-TV .. "It Happens Every May," a peek at the Indy :;oo, IS e a e sen on WLWC-TV at 7:30 ... "Hot Millions" is the WBNS-TV prime commitep for revtsions a Housepassed bill prohibiting time film, at 9 .. And WCHS-TV offers a special about animal lovers, at 8. tarnpermg with safety devices Tomorrow, rernmd the kids to watch a cartoon special, Ill public places. Bolb chambers were to "Well'd Harold," one of Bill Cosby's friends, at 8.30, WSAZ-TV. pnces by more than an - caUed the rule ~~an insurance or food , more than anything average I 5 per cent above the policy" a~amst future m· else, that now blocks the return level or January 10, when the OatJonary pressure from m- of pnce stability., The O.lef Executive S&Id current Phase Ill econonuc dustrial g~ants Big compames may now meat, dairy and egg prnduction stabthzatton pro gram was thtnk tw1ce before raismg was too low . He exhorted announced . Tins Hpre-nottfication' ' rule pnces with government farmers to produce more, does not change the govem- stabilization offictals peermg saymg thiS would mean fatter Tnenfs gwdelines for prtce over !hell' corporate sboulders, _income for them as well as mcreases . It 'ift.i.ll, however, ll!ultz satd . lower grocery prtces for conJndustnal pr1ces, which han smners. subJect those Increases to "The country needs more closer scrutmy by the Cost of sertous long-range inflationary food' , and American farmers tmpact, have shown disturbing Uvmg Council Treasury Secretary George mcreases m the past two have never failed to deliver when we needed them,., the P Shultz, who explamed months But Nixon satd, " It IS the cost PreSident satd Nt,;on 's deCISJOn to reporters , Wtth inflation rwmmg at the highest rate since the Korean War, many congressmen have called for a general prtce rollback or a new freeze. ----.} era! of the U.S are willmg to Naon dismissed tlus as "a "We want a federal grand face the facts as they have Jury· because a federal grand superficially sunple solution." been pr~ted and offer us the )llry grants unmuntty to wit· For example, if meat prtces same jusuco that Mr. Ntxon nesses," Mrs Schroeder said were rolled bsck to JanWIJ'Y promtsed m hiS speech con- m an mternew WJth the Lor all\ levels, "cusiomers would not cernmg the Watergate scandal , Journal. "We're not mterested be boycottmg meat !Dday but we wtll have to rely on the m aU the guardsmen bemg would instead be stormmg the histonans to gtve the Amen can prosecuted . We're mterested m supermarkets to be the first Ill people the truth / ' the Schroe- tlle American people learnmg line for the scarce supply of reconvene at 11 a.m. !Dday. der s satd the truth · That our son did not meat,'' Ntxon satd. The1r son , William. died m a do anythmg for which he dehat! of Ohto NatiOnal Guard served ID be shot." '\i<~I>W!Iiii!~~-W.'-'-'·· ·. . ······~-·"'·'•'•-~ ............ ~...-....·:-~-c*~ ~ .v;-.-.»~................... .. ,...o;':w!:·~-~~·· -« nfle fire May 4, 19i0 when Previous Nllor1 adminiStraguardsmen. allegedly co r~ tion attorney generals John nered , sudden!) used thetr MttcheU and Richard Klem- ~ tE weapons on demonstrators dienst denied requests for fed- ~ By Helm and Sue Hottel ~ protestmg the U.S mvaSion of era! grand Jury probes of the Cambodia Kent tragedy ''Time Bombs" Keep Us on Edc• Rap What letters worry you the most - I mean the ones that really drive you up the wall?- AVID READER Couple asks equal justice LORAIN , OhiO (UP!) - A Loram couple whose son died m the 1970 Kent Slate Uruverstll' Dtsorders. has asked the federal government for "the same JUstice that Mr Ntxon promised in his speech concernmg the Watergate scandal ' Llu1s Sch roeder, ~7, a steel~ Vi orker. and hls wtfe. florence, sent a telegram to U S Attor· ney General Destgnate Elliot Richardson , as did the parents of three other Kent students killed that Ma y 4, callmg for a federal grand Jury probe of the Kent Tragedy ·Unless the Congress of the U S and the new attorney gen- SEOAL thinclads set four new marks ·& THII(GS I*Cial3, 4, 15 , Mov ie " VIIIIe'f' of the ZOf'nbies" TOUih Ones. , 11'1 a GENUINE Mobile '-- Home. 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The first place team was sponsor~ hy The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. Each team member was presented a medal. SECOND PLACE TEAM - On the second place team in . the Shooters Education Program were, 1..-, J. R. Wamsley •. Pomeroy; Jeff Thornton , I..el<lrt Falls; Greg Thor.1as and Scott Mc Kirtney both of Pomeroy; back row , Vincent Knight and Barry McCoy, instructors, Jaycee members. The second place team was sponsored by The Pomeroy National Ban~ . ·-·· THIRD PLACE TEAM - Taking third place in mark· manship wer• front row , 1..-, Mike Edwards, Rutland ; Dan Thomas, Pomeroy; Rex Thornton, Letart Falls a nd Melonie Dillard ; back row, Bob Sylvester, Richard Poulin a nd Barry McCoy. The third place team was sponsored by the Citizens National Bank . .' . 1.• . OPENING NUMBER -Opening the Variety Show "Workin ' On a Gr.oovy Thing" will he a chorus line dancing to "Totem Pole" . The show will be st~ged Fnday mght at Southern H1gh SchooL Curtain tinle is 8 p.m. Mailing up the line are 1-r, Gall Evans, Cmdy Gooch •. V1?k1 Wolfe, Stephanie Ord, Jill Warner ~ Valerie Johnson, Roma Nease,· Beverly Hart, Conrue Sm1th and Susan Gooch . Absent were Nancy Crow, Della Cross, Rhonda West and Corena Rhodes . See page 4, more pictures and story by Katie Crow. . Dancers will open show By Katie Crow RACINE - · Opening the " talent pa ckedn variety show , "Worki ng on a Groovy Thing" to be presented Friday night at Southern Hi gh School, will be a chorus line dancing to 1'Totem The show , under direc tion of Mrs. Lee Lee has a variety of Salisbury E lementary School s tudents will be . presented in song and instrurnen!,al num_. bers at 2:30p.m. Sunday in the school a uditorium . Mrs. Christine Guthrie, voca l musi c teacher, has trained th ~ entertainment. 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PHONE m-l4"' . .· ' '. 200·201 East Mlin 1St. POMIIOY, OHIO JlaiDIIY .IA1\IIIDAY NQrn TILt SUNDAY EMERGENCY MEDICAL Service exhibit, 2 to 6 p.m. at Gallia County Junior Fairgrounds , Route 35, across from Holzer . Medical . Center. Public invited . ,' · •tt~<fiT / ,P!Il.J(J8//Cf ~J fJER FANILY SATURDAY HARRISONVILLE Lodge 161 F&AM, 7:30 p .m . All master masons invited . Refreshments. Larry Well, W.M. MONDAY, B.OSWORTH Council 46, Royal and Select M'ast~rs, 7:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy 1\'):asonic Temple. Refreshments. Super X master degree to be con· ferred. l.&!ggage Handbags .· ·Panty Hose 'I ' /fOMf NI!CE Jt!JHAQP/t;6Arf J<tt!IOJIILLI 01/10 "'5662 " Box candy • Jewelry Friday & Sat. 12:00 to 8:00 ·pM ' Sunday 1:00 to 6:00 PM J . ) tour tenth this weekend . Recent D of A Rally held in Marietta MOTHER'S DAY CARDS •NO A~Ill/tfl{ •Hav e coo l dean air · tonight. Tota l ve n ti la l ion. .-,VAILABLE IN A $1ZIE FOR EVEIU NEE D- I ", 18· , 12", 14" Miller will Eta Phi meeting ARE TO HOLD . STUDIO HOURS IN OUR STORE CONDITIONERS kotched 11nd Unnotc hed Shelvu with predr ill ed hoifts. . 1 Soc-ial il: ·Officers installed at !!I Calendad ~ AIR NO TOOLS NEEDED I NO GLUING NECESUAY! •• teacher at the high scbool, Ohio The literary program hy LETART F~LS ~.:ave thP morning meditation Valley Grange No . Wl2 met at Mrs ..Rot>e.': Smith included~.~ . using as - her text , Pslam 37. the hall April 19 at 7:30 p. m, . readings, What Is God_Like . The Rev . Frank Cheesebrew with Worthy Master Early by a group of . children; led the benediction . Housh in the chair. Appeals for "Easter," hy Valene Joh!lllOn ; Mrs . Bertha Johnson, Mrs . aid were acknowledged and a · ~~~am to}.au~, " by ~y Alice Wolfe and Mrs. Aileen donation ~as given to Easter Ne_l~l~r ; l ' Don t Be Quick to Rees served a breakfast of 'Seals CrltlClze by Barbara Dugan ; pancakes, sausage and eggs. Gr~nge members will have '.' Legend of the Lily of the Attending were Bill Shivevoters on election day against · Valley" by Florence Sntith ; ley , Molly Fisher , Valerie the )ottery. ~ "Things !<> be Aware of For J ohnson , Vicki Wolfe, Rhonda Mrs. Richard Dugan was Safety ," a game, Important Wes t, Paul Cross. Janie Rees, elected Ceres, and Valerie men, by the group; a talk on Judi Roberts, Jay Hill , Connie J ohn son , F lora. Ri chard the lottery iss~e by EU!a WoUe Roush, Cherri Bass, Debbie Dugan was obligated as a new and a joke by Eula Wolfe. Harden, Becky Kouns, Gene member and welcomed into the Potluck refreshments were · .' Shiveley, Tammy Roush, Tim served . Meetings will begin at8 grange . Hill , Dave Shuler, David Mrs. Harriett Neigler was · p. m . in May. Theiss 1 - R-and-y Warner , approved as the judge of the Anyone wishing to go vote Stephanie Ord, Roma Nease, dress contest. Anyone having a Tuesday against the lottery Bev.erly Hart, . Mary Walker dress for the contest should ca11 who does not have a way may :!~W.:i.~&:::o:;;;::.-.:·:::::::::::::·::::::::::::::=:::::::::~~ and Pat Woods. 1\!rs. Bertha Robinson at 247- call Early Roush at 247·2274. The preakfasts will continue 2544 , who is Women 's Activity He will either call for you until school is out and then will chairwoman. or find a way for you to go to WASHINGTON, D. C. lOth be resumed in the fa H. Summer ~ ~ the polls. District Co ngres s man activities are being planned for Clarence Miller's weekend the youth . . TO SPONSOR SALE schedule in Southeastern Ohio The Si. Paul Lutheran SALE PLANNED includes a noon meeting 011 Women, Pomeroy' will sponsor NEW HAVEN - The Ladles ' Friday, May 4, with area '· THURSDAY <-t rummage sale at the Ouarch AuxiliarY of the New Haven MEIGS COUNTY Chapter, sc hool officia ls to di sc uss '' 'Fellowship Hall Friday and . Volunte er Fire Depa rtm e nt · American Red Cross me~ting , education leg_islation presently Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p,m . will hold a rummage sale all Installation of offi cers for the c hapter . ' before the Co ngress . The 7:30 p.m . at Vete. r ans day Thursday a nd Friday at '· 1973-7 4 year highlighted a A bake sale was planned for Memorial Hospital cafete ria . conference will be held at the city building in New Haven. meeting of the Ohio Eta Phi Saturday at 9:30 a. m. at IS PATIENT ... Chapter EVANGELINE CHAPTER, faci liti es of the Hocking Donations will be a ppreciated. of Beta Sigma Phi KrOgers. In the even t of rain, it Technical College in NelsonMr s. Glenn Lambert, Mid, Those wishing to contribute are OES, Middl e port ; . r eg ular The 46th annual .rally of welcome. i Sorority Tuesday night at the · will be held at the Economy ville . dleport , is a medical patient at asked to ca ll 882-3265. Proceeds' meeting, 7:30p .m . at Temple. Dis tric t 13, Daughters of Mrs . Kehl gave a welcome on Columbus and Southern Ohi Savings and Loan Co. A picnic •,' On Saturday Miller will be in the Holzer Medical Center. Members fake wrapped gifts go to the fire department. America, wa s held r ecently at behalf of the host council with Electric Co. was set for May 15 at the Route for a uction. Belpre to participat~ in the the Ameri can Legion Hall in the response being given by ' • Mrs. Carol Jean Adams was 33 roadside park with serving MEIGS COUNTY COUNCIL activities of the Southern Ohio Marietta. Theodorus Council Mrs. Marge Lavan, state 'vice installed as president. Other to be handled by the losing of Parents and Teachers, 7:30 Scho larshi p Page~nt spo n- 17, Pomeroy, Guiding Star councllor. All of the deputies I offlcers for the new year are atrendance team. l p .m . at the Chester Elemen- sored by Belpre Chamber of Council 124, Syracuse, and were presented with gifts by Mrs . Wilma Reese, vi ce Appointed t' serve on city tary School. Reports on spring Comm er ce. The pageant Chester Council 323, Chester the district deputy. Theodorus president; Mrs. Linda council, a represe ntative group begins at II a .m . and will in1 conference ; final preparations were well represented at the Council of Pomeroy had charge secretary, Mrs . to coordinate activities of the ' Sauvage, on the Mother-Daughter Be.[hn clude participant$·· from rally and participated in all of a silver shower for the home Karen Goins, corresponding three chapters, were Mrs . \ May 10,' Program will include a Athens, Meigs and Gallia phases of the annual event. and orphans project and also secr~tary, and Mrs. Bessie Connie Bailey, Mrs. Adams question and answer period for cu·unti es in addition to The presiding officers were handled the sale items table for Sylvester, treasurer. Par- and Mrs. McPhail of Ohio Eta Washington County . the new officers . Ada Morris, Chester , junior the project. ticjpaling in the installation Phi, and Mrs . Carol McLate s3.turday aftef noon past councilor; Gladys Han- · Mrs . . Margaret Stacey was WSCS AT Chester United cerPmony 1Were Mrs. Linda Cullough, Mrs . Texa nna Well Methodist Church, 1:30 p.m. Miller will return to Lancaster nula, New Lexington, associate mistress of ceremonies for the Rifne, Mrs. Martha McPhaJ! and Mrs. Vikki Gloeckner. The program h Living and tO partiCipate in the opening junior past councilor; Una dinner at which time parodies and Miss Sarah Bechtle. A cultural report on art was Acting in Love" by Altona Karr ce re.monies of the O}lio Grand McVay , Marietia, couitcilor; to familiar scings were sun g lo Read at the meeting was a presented by Mrs. Gloeckner, and Kathryn Mora, Counc il Uni ted Co mrn e rc ~al Mrs. Eileen Clark, Syracuse, each of the state officer s. . letter from the Meigs County Miss Lynn Daniels· and Miss Travelers bowling toumament associate councilor; Mary Following the evenin g . CATHOLIC WOMEN 'S Club, at the Tiki Lanes . Council on Aging regarding a J eannie Ebersbach. RefreshAustin, Gallia Council 114, vice session, a r eception was held 8 · p.m. following Mass and forum to be held on May II at ments were served by Nancy Sunday afternoon, th e councilor ; Anna Belle Kehl, for the district deputy and the R osa ry at Sac red Heart Congressman will come to Nelsonville . Mrs. A. R. Knight, Prisner, Mrs . Susan Baer and Marietta, assOciate vice - state councilor. Dimes from Catholic Church. sponsor, will represent the · Mrs. Charlotte Hanning. · Gallia County for the Firs t councilor; Clara Smith, the councils were presented for FRIDAY Annual Emergency Medical Marietta, recOrding SeCretary ; the state cotm cilor's project. POMEROY LODGE 164 , Se rvice Ex hibit for Southeast Re ba Ammon s, Marietta, There was lniUation for new F&AM , father-son banque t, Ohio from 2 to 6 p.m. at the • tr easure r ; Zelda Weber, members, a memorial forth(; 6:30 p.m . Friday wlth' dinner Gallio Coun ty Jr_ Fairgrounds. Chester, conductor; Nettie d eceased hy .,Belle Prairie ,·,'"'---and entertainment following at Hay es, Pomeroy, Warder ; Council and a country store by temple. All Master Masons and .Dorothy Ritchie, Chester, .· the New Lexington Council . sons invited. Tickets may be inside sentinel; Janic e secured from any officer or at Lawson, Syracuse, outside· door Friday evening . sentinel; an\1 Margaret Tuttle INFANT DIED Officers for 1973-74 were president, follow ed a potluck POMONA GRANGE, 8 p.m . WEST COLUMBIA - The and Mary Kay Holter, Chester, PTA TO HOLD SALE elected and plans for the year's dinner at the Lions Club in at the Rock Springs grange one-<lay-old infa nt daughter of flagbearers . There will be a yard. a nd activities were made during Belpre." A ritualistic - opening hall. Baking and se wing Ronald and Patricia Roush of AI the raliy, . all of · the rwnmage sale, Friday a nd the Sunday 'meeting of the was held , It was reported t' a t contests will be held. West Columbia died Monday in presiding _officers were ad~ District .13 Past Councilors lllrs. Edith Wakely, past "idle MAY FELLOWSHIP Day, Pleasant Valley Hospital. The vanced one station and · in- Saturday, at the Stanley Doss residence in Bradbury sponAssoclatimi of the Daughters of councilor, is ill in Connecticut . Church Women United of baby wa s born on Sunday. stalled in a formal ceremony to sored by th e Middleport America . i\ contribution of $10 will be Meigs County, Heath United Graveside se r vices were serve for the 1973-74 year. Elected were Mrs. Hazel sent to the home and. orphans Golden Gleen Councll Of Element"'Y PTA . Those Methodis t Church, Middleport, conducted at2p.m. Wednesday having articles to donate are to Butler, Golden Gleem 254, fund for State Session to be sack lunch at 12:30 followed by in th e Kirkland Me morial Marietta was the host council . contact Mrs. Doss at 992-5058, Marietta, president ; Mrs . held in August. . .. program. Garde ns under the direction of with Margaret Stacey serving Mrs. Wallace at 992-3880 or Eveiyff VanVer, Belle'·· Prairie MIDWAY COMMUNITY Foglesong Funer.al ., Horne, as general chairperson for the The annual picnic was set for Mrs. Stobart at 992-5481. · · 269, Belpre, vice p(esident; Aug . 5 at Wilson Park on 1'\oute Church revival 7:30p.m . each Ma son . · The Rev . Jame s dlly . The district team captain Mrs. Nettie Hayes, Theodorus 50 at 1:30 p . m . The Christmas evening through May 16. Rev . Dempsey officiated . Survivors for the initiatory work was NAME OMITTED 17, Pomeroy, secretary, and party will be held at the home Norman Tay1or, evangeHst; in addition to the parents In- Edith Wakely of Gallia Council Kim Ohlinger, daug~t.er of Mrs. Bea Moyler, Golden ·of Mrs. Faye Hoselton, distri ct Mr. . Worley Haley, pastor. clude the grandparents, Mr. and a past state councilor, with Gleem 254, treasurer. deputy , on Dec. 2 at 2p.m . with · Located on the Langsville- cmd Mrs. Sidney Hudson, Point Emma Barnes, Belpre, serving Mr . and Mrs . Willi am ' The meeting presided over a potluck dinner and a $1 gift . Dexter Road . "Pleasant and Mr . and Mrs. Ben as page, Mrs. Tuttle and Mrs. Ohlinger, was omitted from the • by Mrs. Hazel Butler , exchange. Holter as colorbearers; Helen ninth grade honor roll of Meigs MIDDLEPORT CHAMBER 0. Roush of West Columbia. '' High SChool, sc hool officials Wolf, Chester, pianist. of Commerce, 7:45p.m ., social ' report. Announced as the motto for ~ room of Columbus and MONDAY ; ,: Southern SATURDAY Ohio Electric Co. MIDDLEPORT. GARDENf the year was "Stand Together TOCONFERDEGREE GIVE CARD SHOWER and Go Forward Tog~ther" . ; A special assembly of Former neighbors and ANNUAL · MEETING of ~ Club; 7:30p.m. at the. home o District officers were· escorteu • Bosworth Counlil46, Royal and - friends of Trella Rhodes Farra ·t C te A n . Mrs. M. L. Frenc h, F1sher St., into the hall by the color· 1 30 t Select Masters, will be held are planning a card shower for1:: ·C as or e~e ·~Y C~ ·~ All Middleport . Assi s t 1n g bearers and each was ~ Monday at 7:30 p. m . at the her. Mrs. Farre recently p.m. at C~ urn p · hos tesses.• Mrs . Lloyd Black- presented a red, white and blue . •• \ Pomeroy Masonic Temple. The suffered a stroke and is eon- ~:~~~!e Citizens are woodandMiss Frieda Faehnle. corsage. A 1 welcome to degree will be ·fined to the Camden Clark Program by a guest demon- Marietta was extended by . ter Super X Mas • . OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, strator. Co.n ferred ... It .is annually Hospital in Parkersburg . While Mayor James Schweikert . Bel<l Sigma Phi Sorority, bake conferred on the first Monday she now resides in Belpre, for· · TUESDAY Ruby Matheny gave the in- · sale, in front of Kroger's ·· in May of each year. Refresh- many years she lived in the t CHICKEN Dinner at Letart. vocation with Jeanette Bloor, be ginnin g 9:30 . a .m . A 1 COUPON P ~~CUSTOMER W.ITH COUPON . ments will be served following Apple Grove community of Falls Community Hall, election state counc ilor, giving a· Economy Savings and Loan t thedegree work. · Meigs County. ' Co. in case of rain . , day, beginning at 11 :30 ,a.m. r-esponse to the mayor 's Master Portrait KeL~l~a#:or i ~n . has recent session Mr s. E.rn:; Reibel, Mrs. Nettie Hayes, Mrs . Bertha Parker and Mrs. Eva Dessaucr were in Columbus &1turday for the 58th annual rally of District 8, Daughters ol America. All four 1 are members of Th eodorus Council 17, Pomeroy . Isabelle R . Woods, district deputy, extended the welcome and greeted the guests including Jeanette Bloor, state councilor, and Marge Levan, state vice coun c il or . A welcome was also g iven by Mildred Re nick, nati o n~1l secretary,, with Mrs . Bloor l'esponding. Distributed_ at the meeting were letters to be :signed a nd sent to the · Nationul Aeronautics and Space Administrati on expressing support for the a stronauts who had prayer in space. One of the tw o handmade quills, which were awarded al the rally , was one by Mrs. Ha yes. Good only at Baker Furniture DENZAS, HI·FI UNITS, DESKS, ~;= TROPHY RACK S, F.:TAGERES Of Jewelry Store NEAR END.. OF SHADLE -BRIDGE SPINDLE "CRAFT Ea-sy to .unmble- just turn parts and lock In place to •nure rl11 it1ity and Stren1lh. Furnitu~e pieces can lh¥1~5- be liken apart. rrU!embled or rurr11n.11ed l or Goessler Court St., Pomeroy ' of indiv idua l piec es or mulllple un its. IDEAS HERE MIDDLEPORT League planned . . . 1111types MANY, MANY GIFT VAllEY. WMBER & SUPPLY 00. l = by b. dav1idl t" It ' Cornucopia · Family Pin lOLA'S . RACINE - Twenty-four youth from Southern High School were in attendance for the pray.r breakfast at the Racine Wesleyan United Methodist Church Wednesday morning. The devotiOnal service was opened with silent medil1tion and prayer by the Rev. Howard Shiveley. Mrs. Marlene Fisher played the pian9 for group singing . Mr s. Sandra Booth, a Valley Grange SUNDAY, MAY 13th Mother,'s Day Glenville gets Hill · teachers . . • Attending the banquet were Mamie Stephenson, Jo Ann Eads, Jean Parker, Phyllli Luster, Martha Fry, Norma Wilson, Joann Ward, Betty Lane , Delores ·King, Ida CHRISTOPHER NEECE Murphy, Rosanna Manley , Madeline Chafin, Diana Lynch, SON BORN Peggy Murphy, Nancy Roy and Donna Neece, Rt . 1, Lawrence, Jane Thomas, Tina Middleport, are armouncing Kelly , Debbie Lawrence, Cindy the birth of a son, Christopher Eads, Cherrie Fry, Tammy · Matthew , March 29 at Pleasant Michaels, Tammy Snider, Valley Hospital , Point Cindy Manley, Belinda Friend, Pleasant. He weighed seven Debbie Mowery, Jo Chafin, pounds, three ounces. GrandScherry Lane, Rita Wilson, parents are Mr , and Mrs. Drema Ward, Pansy Thomas, Charles Neece, Rl. I, MidWanda Wiggle, Diana Neece, dleport and Charles Gibbs, Bo• Beverly Smith and Tammi 102, Hartford, W. Va, Luster. Area members Ohio attend rally . LayAway A Gift Now For \ new •reas Great Moms the V al le y, " "S miles" · fr Om Country's Flag." 1 "The GRADE J .....;.. "Child 's 1918 Broadway m us1ca • Even song ", 11 Winter Is Over ," Passing Show", " Come fo the "S heep Shea r1· ng So ~ .. . Fair", " Th e Happy , · n , · th FWan,· l " Wh is tle Wh ile Yell War ," derer," " Hurr ah for e _ag from Di sney's "S now White, " ( Th e Stars and. St npes " HapPiness, " from " You ' re A Forever), "Amer 1ca. the Good Man Cha rli e -Brown," "Our Pledge to America" , " Thi s is a Great Count r y" fr om " Mr . Pr esi dent", ' ' J ub ilat e (S hout for Joy ) . In strumental lnlerlude .G RADE 4 - '' Give Us Th is Day Our Da ily Bread ," ... Joyf ul , Joyful ,1 We Adore Thee.''' "Oh, What a Beaut iful M or ning." fr om " Oklahoma", '" This ·Train ," " Marchi na to Pre tor ia," "I t 's a Hap -Hap· Happy Day ," " Fa ir is the Flag ," ''This Land is Your LanU ." GRA DE 5 - "God Be lh M y H ead " (fro m th e Sa rum Ma in at Sycamore, Pomeroy Pr ime r , 1588), " Lone so me concert will tie in with Music Education Week which has for its motto, " Music for every child; every c hild for music". Mrs. Martha Hoover will .direct the openin g ''The Nation~ ! Anthem " and closing, ''God Bless America ". The program by grade for the vocal concert includes: Dave Spencer on drums and Glenn Glaze will play the string . Sec picture of Fourth bass. (;nHi e rs on pa ge I Other numbers in the show GRADE r --'- '' All Prai se to toda y. are : a tcip da nce to "Hawaii Thee " "Brother Jam es' Air" ( Mar~s a), ; The Alphabe f ", Five 0" by Denise Hendrix; a ' ' The Llltle Shoemak er" , vocal solo, " Killing Me Softly sixth grades of the school for "Ci r cles,'' from Sesame Sfrreef · With His Song'' by J eannie the vocal . presentations With Songs. " Heigh Ho, " from Snow Wh ite. " Th is 1-s My Counfry .'' Sellers; Ray Frank and the · each grade appearing in a and " Thank you, God." ' Special Sourd Band, lead segmen t consisting of e ight G R.ADE 2 ~ "S tar s at guil<lr, Steve Hupp ; guil<lr, numbers each . David Bowen is Nigh t", " Mu sic Alone Shall " l..ive," "F riend s!", " T he Ray Frank; Bass guitar, Terry in charge of the ins trumental Gallant Ship," ''Li ttle Red Norris; drums, Rocky Hupp ; a s tud ents who will be a ppea ring bird", Th eme from Walt DANCE LINES - Nancy Crqw, left, "is one of six girls comedy number by Ke ith during the afternoon . Sunda·y•s Di sney' s " It's A Sm all Wor ld", "Ska t er 's Wa lt z," " My who will be dancin g 'to "Go Down Gamblin ' " while Della Circle, Paul. Cross and Ethan Cross, Beverly Ha rt and Connie Smith, left to right, will be Stearns; a duet, " All 1 Ever Need ·is You," by Stephanie dancing to "Wa shington Square." Oth ers !~king part in the .··.. m· 1 ' " Gamblin ' "number are Valerie Johnson, Jill Warner, Susie ·-.1 Ord and Dave Hud~les ton ; Gooch, Cindy Gooch, Vickie Wolfe, Stephanie Ord and Rom a vocal solo, " lf," by Terry Nease. Others in the Washington Square mimber are Valerie NEW LE XI NGTON - The Lexingto n 165, and the Norri s; · mixed e nse mble Johnson, Jill Warner and Nancy Crow . Meigs High Golf teal)l , having Mar(:;luders 210. singing " Five Hundred Miles " their troubles_ , came in ~hird i~ Medalist was Meckstroth of of Den ise He ndrix, Keith .a trian g ular m eet here Lan caster . Th e Meigs Circle, Corena Rhodes, Jill Tuesday afternoon . The final linksmen were J eff Warner, Warner, Terry. Norris, Steve total was Lancaster 153, New Bruce Blackston, Lonnie Black Hupp, Stephanie Ord, Vickie an d Jeff Ridgway . Wolfe and Dave Huddleston; This how the matches went : an original composition on the Ne w Lexington (165) , pian o-by Gail Evans;· a modern -· Wollenberg 45, McLain 42, dan ce to " Walk on the Wild Wiley 39, Stevenson 39. Side", by Roma · Nease, · · Lancaster ( 153) , Marque 36, Stephanie. Ord and Val JohnMeckstroth 36 , Spire 41 , son · a solo· ' 'A .tiais)' A Day" ' ' Whiteman ttO. by Dave Huddleston; square . RACJ NE _ Ron Hill , son of Mei gs (210 ), Warner 53, dance to " Peanuts", by Molly Mr. and Mrs: Leo Hill, Ra cine, . Black 56, Bla c ksto n 46, Fisher, Hope _Bird; Corena a senior at Southern High .Ridgway 55 . Rhodes, Ray Mills, Beverly School , Racine , has been ac-Hart, Danny Brown , . Glen ce pted · for admission at Simpson, Steve Hupp, Barry Glenville State College a nd will Theiss, Cookie Weddle, Megan play football. · · Brown, Vicki Wolfe, Mitch A lineman wi th the Southern Nease, Mike Salser, Debbie . Torf!adoes , Hill was na,med -to Harden and Dave Huddleston, · . the all ..distrkt and all conand · the vocal solo, " We're fer'encc teams. Th e 6'-5" , 235 Free," by Jill Warner. lb. tackl e has been coached by The finale will feature the Bill Jewell:-''Rmi has the size cast singing jazz selections, I' I and quickness to be an out'~All About the Blues " "Peace . ' standing tackle in the WVIAC. on Earth ," ''It's My Day" and We are happy that he will at"The Wind of Life ." tend Glenville State,'' Glenville Others taking part not DffiECTOR AND VOCALIST - Mrs. Lee Lee, at the piano, footl!_all coach Bill Hanlin sa id. named are Patsy Proffitt, is director of the show. With Mrs. Lee is one of the vo ca lists, Gene Shiveley, Rhonda Ash, Cookie Weddle who will sing "'The Way of Love ." Koste Hysell, Connie Roush, Becky Sayre, Helen Wilcoxen, Karen Rhodes, Lola . Greer, PLANTE SWITCHES QUEBEC CITY (UP!) Bob Sayre, Becky Harris, Elisa Sharon Drake and .·Lee Ord . Curtain time is 8 p. m. AdA m.e n's golf league will be Goaltender Jacques Plante, a MCMillan, Amanda Roush , Debbie .Arnott, ·CindY Lawson, mission is $1 for ad~lts a nd 50 · veteran of 17 ·seasonS in the formed r'ue ~ d ay a t the cents for· s tudents-. t . National Ho ckey League, Pom eroy Golf Course. The jumped Wednesday from the meeting will be held at 8 p . m. Boston Bruins of the NHL !o All area golfers are invited to . Make your own fine furniture the Quebec llordiques of the attend. and SAVE with "easy turn" ' " . . World · Ho ckey Association where he will serve as both WHA PJayoff Standings 'coach and general manager·. By United Press International AT LOW COST! (Finals} Plante signed a 10-year (Best of Seven) contract with the Nordiques w. I. gf ga but terms of the agreemept · New England . · 2 0 .14 61 NOW AT THE LOWE ST PRIC ES - 0 2 6 14 EVER . . . l1~nd~ame . sturdy, were riot disc1osed. Reports Winnipeg too· quil lit)' unfillished hard. Wednesday 's Result said the 44-year-old Plante ' New EnglanQ,7 Winn ipeg 4 woud fu rnit ure companents, ~moalhly s11nded f ar perfect would receive in exce,s s over $1 . li nishina. Par h fit together to Thurstlay's Game make ROO M DIVIDER S, BllOK 'New England at Winr.i peg · million. CASES,; SHELF UNITS, CllE- . • Great Gifts For Pupils planning program Pole." ' ';>, Beautiful, " " All Through the Ni ht." &RADE 6 " Al leluia ( Praise Ye the Lord)". " God of Our Fathers," " When Music Rings," " The Ash Grove, " " Ev-rv Time I Feel the Spiri t, " " Joshua Fit fhe Battl e of Jeric ho", " School Days," from " Goodby e. Mr . Chipps ", " Stand } Up. You ' re An American ." A mother-daughter banquet was given Monda y night at Meigs High School by the local chapter of the Future Homemakers of America. Forty-five attended the dinner which was served by candlelight. Red and white candles decorated the fables and the girls, joined by their mothers, sang FHA songs. Carnation corsages were presented to each of the mothers . Games were played. Awards were presented to the girls in a sales contest. Given a vote of thanks for their assistance were the home . economlc teachers, Mrs. Karen Goins, Mrs. Suzy . Carpenter, and Mrs. France> Roberts , and three student ' . ' SHIRT FINISHING ~~~~~~~~~~YW~YW~~~~~ S U l'v11'v1 E R I II'v1 E IS ON ANY LANE CEDAR NAVY CH~ST OR $}Q00 ·. , . 1f:'lf ;' inti~ ·, tj OFF WITH COUPON - ,oNE PER CUSTOMER Good oDly at Baker Furniture WHITE •' SIZE 5¥2 TO 11 ONLY '2.99 DOOR MIRROR 16"x56" ONLY ONE. PER CUSTOMER " • •• . •,.. r . '3 99 • With Coupon ., I • ,. At Baker Furniture · :.AME DAY SERVICE In At 9-0ut At S Use Our Free Parking Lot Robinson's Cleaners 214 E. 2nd, Pomeroy • ·SHOE 101 Coupons Good M~y 3-4·5 •' BAKER .FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. . . . �• 5.- The Daily Sentinel, Middleoort·Pomerov. o.. M•v 3, 1973 Meigs chapter hasFlfil banquet Teen breakfast held for youth • FIRST PLACE TE•AM ....: Above left, on tlie first pf<lce team in the Jayeee sponsoted Shooters Education Program Monday night were, front, I..-, Bill Stone, Pomeroy; Dave Davis, Rutland ; Steve Little and Charlie Stone, Pomeroy, and DaMy Edwards, Rutland; ' back row , B!lb Sylvester, Richard Poulin and Vincent Knight , Jaycee members who assisted in the program . The first place team was sponsor~ hy The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. Each team member was presented a medal. SECOND PLACE TEAM - On the second place team in . the Shooters Education Program were, 1..-, J. R. Wamsley •. Pomeroy; Jeff Thornton , I..el<lrt Falls; Greg Thor.1as and Scott Mc Kirtney both of Pomeroy; back row , Vincent Knight and Barry McCoy, instructors, Jaycee members. The second place team was sponsored by The Pomeroy National Ban~ . ·-·· THIRD PLACE TEAM - Taking third place in mark· manship wer• front row , 1..-, Mike Edwards, Rutland ; Dan Thomas, Pomeroy; Rex Thornton, Letart Falls a nd Melonie Dillard ; back row, Bob Sylvester, Richard Poulin a nd Barry McCoy. The third place team was sponsored by the Citizens National Bank . .' . 1.• . OPENING NUMBER -Opening the Variety Show "Workin ' On a Gr.oovy Thing" will he a chorus line dancing to "Totem Pole" . The show will be st~ged Fnday mght at Southern H1gh SchooL Curtain tinle is 8 p.m. Mailing up the line are 1-r, Gall Evans, Cmdy Gooch •. V1?k1 Wolfe, Stephanie Ord, Jill Warner ~ Valerie Johnson, Roma Nease,· Beverly Hart, Conrue Sm1th and Susan Gooch . Absent were Nancy Crow, Della Cross, Rhonda West and Corena Rhodes . See page 4, more pictures and story by Katie Crow. . Dancers will open show By Katie Crow RACINE - · Opening the " talent pa ckedn variety show , "Worki ng on a Groovy Thing" to be presented Friday night at Southern Hi gh School, will be a chorus line dancing to 1'Totem The show , under direc tion of Mrs. Lee Lee has a variety of Salisbury E lementary School s tudents will be . presented in song and instrurnen!,al num_. bers at 2:30p.m. Sunday in the school a uditorium . Mrs. Christine Guthrie, voca l musi c teacher, has trained th ~ entertainment. Jim Mees will serve as master a( ceremonies . and accompanying the numbers will Mrs. Lee at the piano, Pete Simpson at · the organ, • ' •"• ~ ·•' , ..! .,• '• ' . '' ·...'' ..'. . .. • • ' •' ' G·o·I£e·rs fm" •"sh May. 13th hir"d . Especially created to portray ym.J,r family 's story in beautiful birthday colors. J Yellow or White Holds 15 Stones AND SA . '100 OR MORE )I ' • ' ' $19 ,95 buy!- 1·gallon of Arab T~mlte Control C9ncentrate . Add an Arab hose-end spray Applicator and y~u're rHdy to completely termite-prOof the average ~- bedroom home! Saves you over SlOO compared to the cost of cal!lno In a professlqnal exterminato,r. Buy Areb end do bott1 you and your home a favor ."•Priu m'ay vary lllghtly. .' Point Pleasant, W.Va. clecolltinM COM,LET! ACCESSDIIIIES A'IAIL.ABLE - Finials, Connectors, SP' t trS-, Htight ~jus\er~, Ban Blocks, 6,000 to 24,000 BTU ~~~~ Ii1j!"""" ,JI:.~· .. """''"' . ·Mason·Furniture ' PH . 773-5592 J' MASON, W. VA . . . RUSSELL STOVER CANDY ., ·· Past councilors elect officers, plan for year HALLMARK CARDS When ·Y(m Care Enough to Send the Best. us 1 LINOLEUM RUGS ~ '3'' 9x12 ~--------------~ ,MAY13 ·-: IFT.S AT YOUR BEN FRANKLIN STORE NICE SELECTION MAY 4- 5-6 ·'' TO /NT/?0/JfJCE THEIR COLOR1RTIJTIW WEOfffl/ /·//r/1 L/1/11{(;. COLO!( POI/[,qAIT Portrait Size Available from Wallets to 30•40 I ' '' . Gitt ideas galore at our usual thrifty prices. Hankies, House Shoes, Beach Shoes.. Panties, Slips, Hose, Blouses, Gowns,, Pajamas, Bras, Linens,_ Bed • ~INtM/Htl /)1 fPdJIJ IRMJJI/1/(K !() (H(J()fl Sheets and manv .. other practical items . • fllli!PJ Ali IHI'ITE/JAf F. f'(P JI/1/EC(" Come! Browse! U'atC#c :owe a a I I . I t • • • eS.PT!i ·~~ MAKE POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTtll . IS 0~ COI/R.fE ''f~~fn.tfl&e# " tlt/ARANTEEP ...., ~-:».~:~»:?.~::;:;~~-==~ · BEN,FR.-~N KLII)I . PHONE m-l4"' . .· ' '. 200·201 East Mlin 1St. POMIIOY, OHIO JlaiDIIY .IA1\IIIDAY NQrn TILt SUNDAY EMERGENCY MEDICAL Service exhibit, 2 to 6 p.m. at Gallia County Junior Fairgrounds , Route 35, across from Holzer . Medical . Center. Public invited . ,' · •tt~<fiT / ,P!Il.J(J8//Cf ~J fJER FANILY SATURDAY HARRISONVILLE Lodge 161 F&AM, 7:30 p .m . All master masons invited . Refreshments. Larry Well, W.M. MONDAY, B.OSWORTH Council 46, Royal and Select M'ast~rs, 7:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy 1\'):asonic Temple. Refreshments. Super X master degree to be con· ferred. l.&!ggage Handbags .· ·Panty Hose 'I ' /fOMf NI!CE Jt!JHAQP/t;6Arf J<tt!IOJIILLI 01/10 "'5662 " Box candy • Jewelry Friday & Sat. 12:00 to 8:00 ·pM ' Sunday 1:00 to 6:00 PM J . ) tour tenth this weekend . Recent D of A Rally held in Marietta MOTHER'S DAY CARDS •NO A~Ill/tfl{ •Hav e coo l dean air · tonight. Tota l ve n ti la l ion. .-,VAILABLE IN A $1ZIE FOR EVEIU NEE D- I ", 18· , 12", 14" Miller will Eta Phi meeting ARE TO HOLD . STUDIO HOURS IN OUR STORE CONDITIONERS kotched 11nd Unnotc hed Shelvu with predr ill ed hoifts. . 1 Soc-ial il: ·Officers installed at !!I Calendad ~ AIR NO TOOLS NEEDED I NO GLUING NECESUAY! •• teacher at the high scbool, Ohio The literary program hy LETART F~LS ~.:ave thP morning meditation Valley Grange No . Wl2 met at Mrs ..Rot>e.': Smith included~.~ . using as - her text , Pslam 37. the hall April 19 at 7:30 p. m, . readings, What Is God_Like . The Rev . Frank Cheesebrew with Worthy Master Early by a group of . children; led the benediction . Housh in the chair. Appeals for "Easter," hy Valene Joh!lllOn ; Mrs . Bertha Johnson, Mrs . aid were acknowledged and a · ~~~am to}.au~, " by ~y Alice Wolfe and Mrs. Aileen donation ~as given to Easter Ne_l~l~r ; l ' Don t Be Quick to Rees served a breakfast of 'Seals CrltlClze by Barbara Dugan ; pancakes, sausage and eggs. Gr~nge members will have '.' Legend of the Lily of the Attending were Bill Shivevoters on election day against · Valley" by Florence Sntith ; ley , Molly Fisher , Valerie the )ottery. ~ "Things !<> be Aware of For J ohnson , Vicki Wolfe, Rhonda Mrs. Richard Dugan was Safety ," a game, Important Wes t, Paul Cross. Janie Rees, elected Ceres, and Valerie men, by the group; a talk on Judi Roberts, Jay Hill , Connie J ohn son , F lora. Ri chard the lottery iss~e by EU!a WoUe Roush, Cherri Bass, Debbie Dugan was obligated as a new and a joke by Eula Wolfe. Harden, Becky Kouns, Gene member and welcomed into the Potluck refreshments were · .' Shiveley, Tammy Roush, Tim served . Meetings will begin at8 grange . Hill , Dave Shuler, David Mrs. Harriett Neigler was · p. m . in May. Theiss 1 - R-and-y Warner , approved as the judge of the Anyone wishing to go vote Stephanie Ord, Roma Nease, dress contest. Anyone having a Tuesday against the lottery Bev.erly Hart, . Mary Walker dress for the contest should ca11 who does not have a way may :!~W.:i.~&:::o:;;;::.-.:·:::::::::::::·::::::::::::::=:::::::::~~ and Pat Woods. 1\!rs. Bertha Robinson at 247- call Early Roush at 247·2274. The preakfasts will continue 2544 , who is Women 's Activity He will either call for you until school is out and then will chairwoman. or find a way for you to go to WASHINGTON, D. C. lOth be resumed in the fa H. Summer ~ ~ the polls. District Co ngres s man activities are being planned for Clarence Miller's weekend the youth . . TO SPONSOR SALE schedule in Southeastern Ohio The Si. Paul Lutheran SALE PLANNED includes a noon meeting 011 Women, Pomeroy' will sponsor NEW HAVEN - The Ladles ' Friday, May 4, with area '· THURSDAY <-t rummage sale at the Ouarch AuxiliarY of the New Haven MEIGS COUNTY Chapter, sc hool officia ls to di sc uss '' 'Fellowship Hall Friday and . Volunte er Fire Depa rtm e nt · American Red Cross me~ting , education leg_islation presently Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p,m . will hold a rummage sale all Installation of offi cers for the c hapter . ' before the Co ngress . The 7:30 p.m . at Vete. r ans day Thursday a nd Friday at '· 1973-7 4 year highlighted a A bake sale was planned for Memorial Hospital cafete ria . conference will be held at the city building in New Haven. meeting of the Ohio Eta Phi Saturday at 9:30 a. m. at IS PATIENT ... Chapter EVANGELINE CHAPTER, faci liti es of the Hocking Donations will be a ppreciated. of Beta Sigma Phi KrOgers. In the even t of rain, it Technical College in NelsonMr s. Glenn Lambert, Mid, Those wishing to contribute are OES, Middl e port ; . r eg ular The 46th annual .rally of welcome. i Sorority Tuesday night at the · will be held at the Economy ville . dleport , is a medical patient at asked to ca ll 882-3265. Proceeds' meeting, 7:30p .m . at Temple. Dis tric t 13, Daughters of Mrs . Kehl gave a welcome on Columbus and Southern Ohi Savings and Loan Co. A picnic •,' On Saturday Miller will be in the Holzer Medical Center. Members fake wrapped gifts go to the fire department. America, wa s held r ecently at behalf of the host council with Electric Co. was set for May 15 at the Route for a uction. Belpre to participat~ in the the Ameri can Legion Hall in the response being given by ' • Mrs. Carol Jean Adams was 33 roadside park with serving MEIGS COUNTY COUNCIL activities of the Southern Ohio Marietta. Theodorus Council Mrs. Marge Lavan, state 'vice installed as president. Other to be handled by the losing of Parents and Teachers, 7:30 Scho larshi p Page~nt spo n- 17, Pomeroy, Guiding Star councllor. All of the deputies I offlcers for the new year are atrendance team. l p .m . at the Chester Elemen- sored by Belpre Chamber of Council 124, Syracuse, and were presented with gifts by Mrs . Wilma Reese, vi ce Appointed t' serve on city tary School. Reports on spring Comm er ce. The pageant Chester Council 323, Chester the district deputy. Theodorus president; Mrs. Linda council, a represe ntative group begins at II a .m . and will in1 conference ; final preparations were well represented at the Council of Pomeroy had charge secretary, Mrs . to coordinate activities of the ' Sauvage, on the Mother-Daughter Be.[hn clude participant$·· from rally and participated in all of a silver shower for the home Karen Goins, corresponding three chapters, were Mrs . \ May 10,' Program will include a Athens, Meigs and Gallia phases of the annual event. and orphans project and also secr~tary, and Mrs. Bessie Connie Bailey, Mrs. Adams question and answer period for cu·unti es in addition to The presiding officers were handled the sale items table for Sylvester, treasurer. Par- and Mrs. McPhail of Ohio Eta Washington County . the new officers . Ada Morris, Chester , junior the project. ticjpaling in the installation Phi, and Mrs . Carol McLate s3.turday aftef noon past councilor; Gladys Han- · Mrs . . Margaret Stacey was WSCS AT Chester United cerPmony 1Were Mrs. Linda Cullough, Mrs . Texa nna Well Methodist Church, 1:30 p.m. Miller will return to Lancaster nula, New Lexington, associate mistress of ceremonies for the Rifne, Mrs. Martha McPhaJ! and Mrs. Vikki Gloeckner. The program h Living and tO partiCipate in the opening junior past councilor; Una dinner at which time parodies and Miss Sarah Bechtle. A cultural report on art was Acting in Love" by Altona Karr ce re.monies of the O}lio Grand McVay , Marietia, couitcilor; to familiar scings were sun g lo Read at the meeting was a presented by Mrs. Gloeckner, and Kathryn Mora, Counc il Uni ted Co mrn e rc ~al Mrs. Eileen Clark, Syracuse, each of the state officer s. . letter from the Meigs County Miss Lynn Daniels· and Miss Travelers bowling toumament associate councilor; Mary Following the evenin g . CATHOLIC WOMEN 'S Club, at the Tiki Lanes . Council on Aging regarding a J eannie Ebersbach. RefreshAustin, Gallia Council 114, vice session, a r eception was held 8 · p.m. following Mass and forum to be held on May II at ments were served by Nancy Sunday afternoon, th e councilor ; Anna Belle Kehl, for the district deputy and the R osa ry at Sac red Heart Congressman will come to Nelsonville . Mrs. A. R. Knight, Prisner, Mrs . Susan Baer and Marietta, assOciate vice - state councilor. Dimes from Catholic Church. sponsor, will represent the · Mrs. Charlotte Hanning. · Gallia County for the Firs t councilor; Clara Smith, the councils were presented for FRIDAY Annual Emergency Medical Marietta, recOrding SeCretary ; the state cotm cilor's project. POMEROY LODGE 164 , Se rvice Ex hibit for Southeast Re ba Ammon s, Marietta, There was lniUation for new F&AM , father-son banque t, Ohio from 2 to 6 p.m. at the • tr easure r ; Zelda Weber, members, a memorial forth(; 6:30 p.m . Friday wlth' dinner Gallio Coun ty Jr_ Fairgrounds. Chester, conductor; Nettie d eceased hy .,Belle Prairie ,·,'"'---and entertainment following at Hay es, Pomeroy, Warder ; Council and a country store by temple. All Master Masons and .Dorothy Ritchie, Chester, .· the New Lexington Council . sons invited. Tickets may be inside sentinel; Janic e secured from any officer or at Lawson, Syracuse, outside· door Friday evening . sentinel; an\1 Margaret Tuttle INFANT DIED Officers for 1973-74 were president, follow ed a potluck POMONA GRANGE, 8 p.m . WEST COLUMBIA - The and Mary Kay Holter, Chester, PTA TO HOLD SALE elected and plans for the year's dinner at the Lions Club in at the Rock Springs grange one-<lay-old infa nt daughter of flagbearers . There will be a yard. a nd activities were made during Belpre." A ritualistic - opening hall. Baking and se wing Ronald and Patricia Roush of AI the raliy, . all of · the rwnmage sale, Friday a nd the Sunday 'meeting of the was held , It was reported t' a t contests will be held. West Columbia died Monday in presiding _officers were ad~ District .13 Past Councilors lllrs. Edith Wakely, past "idle MAY FELLOWSHIP Day, Pleasant Valley Hospital. The vanced one station and · in- Saturday, at the Stanley Doss residence in Bradbury sponAssoclatimi of the Daughters of councilor, is ill in Connecticut . Church Women United of baby wa s born on Sunday. stalled in a formal ceremony to sored by th e Middleport America . i\ contribution of $10 will be Meigs County, Heath United Graveside se r vices were serve for the 1973-74 year. Elected were Mrs. Hazel sent to the home and. orphans Golden Gleen Councll Of Element"'Y PTA . Those Methodis t Church, Middleport, conducted at2p.m. Wednesday having articles to donate are to Butler, Golden Gleem 254, fund for State Session to be sack lunch at 12:30 followed by in th e Kirkland Me morial Marietta was the host council . contact Mrs. Doss at 992-5058, Marietta, president ; Mrs . held in August. . .. program. Garde ns under the direction of with Margaret Stacey serving Mrs. Wallace at 992-3880 or Eveiyff VanVer, Belle'·· Prairie MIDWAY COMMUNITY Foglesong Funer.al ., Horne, as general chairperson for the The annual picnic was set for Mrs. Stobart at 992-5481. · · 269, Belpre, vice p(esident; Aug . 5 at Wilson Park on 1'\oute Church revival 7:30p.m . each Ma son . · The Rev . Jame s dlly . The district team captain Mrs. Nettie Hayes, Theodorus 50 at 1:30 p . m . The Christmas evening through May 16. Rev . Dempsey officiated . Survivors for the initiatory work was NAME OMITTED 17, Pomeroy, secretary, and party will be held at the home Norman Tay1or, evangeHst; in addition to the parents In- Edith Wakely of Gallia Council Kim Ohlinger, daug~t.er of Mrs. Bea Moyler, Golden ·of Mrs. Faye Hoselton, distri ct Mr. . Worley Haley, pastor. clude the grandparents, Mr. and a past state councilor, with Gleem 254, treasurer. deputy , on Dec. 2 at 2p.m . with · Located on the Langsville- cmd Mrs. Sidney Hudson, Point Emma Barnes, Belpre, serving Mr . and Mrs . Willi am ' The meeting presided over a potluck dinner and a $1 gift . Dexter Road . "Pleasant and Mr . and Mrs. Ben as page, Mrs. Tuttle and Mrs. Ohlinger, was omitted from the • by Mrs. Hazel Butler , exchange. Holter as colorbearers; Helen ninth grade honor roll of Meigs MIDDLEPORT CHAMBER 0. Roush of West Columbia. '' High SChool, sc hool officials Wolf, Chester, pianist. of Commerce, 7:45p.m ., social ' report. Announced as the motto for ~ room of Columbus and MONDAY ; ,: Southern SATURDAY Ohio Electric Co. MIDDLEPORT. GARDENf the year was "Stand Together TOCONFERDEGREE GIVE CARD SHOWER and Go Forward Tog~ther" . ; A special assembly of Former neighbors and ANNUAL · MEETING of ~ Club; 7:30p.m. at the. home o District officers were· escorteu • Bosworth Counlil46, Royal and - friends of Trella Rhodes Farra ·t C te A n . Mrs. M. L. Frenc h, F1sher St., into the hall by the color· 1 30 t Select Masters, will be held are planning a card shower for1:: ·C as or e~e ·~Y C~ ·~ All Middleport . Assi s t 1n g bearers and each was ~ Monday at 7:30 p. m . at the her. Mrs. Farre recently p.m. at C~ urn p · hos tesses.• Mrs . Lloyd Black- presented a red, white and blue . •• \ Pomeroy Masonic Temple. The suffered a stroke and is eon- ~:~~~!e Citizens are woodandMiss Frieda Faehnle. corsage. A 1 welcome to degree will be ·fined to the Camden Clark Program by a guest demon- Marietta was extended by . ter Super X Mas • . OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, strator. Co.n ferred ... It .is annually Hospital in Parkersburg . While Mayor James Schweikert . Bel<l Sigma Phi Sorority, bake conferred on the first Monday she now resides in Belpre, for· · TUESDAY Ruby Matheny gave the in- · sale, in front of Kroger's ·· in May of each year. Refresh- many years she lived in the t CHICKEN Dinner at Letart. vocation with Jeanette Bloor, be ginnin g 9:30 . a .m . A 1 COUPON P ~~CUSTOMER W.ITH COUPON . ments will be served following Apple Grove community of Falls Community Hall, election state counc ilor, giving a· Economy Savings and Loan t thedegree work. · Meigs County. ' Co. in case of rain . , day, beginning at 11 :30 ,a.m. r-esponse to the mayor 's Master Portrait KeL~l~a#:or i ~n . has recent session Mr s. E.rn:; Reibel, Mrs. Nettie Hayes, Mrs . Bertha Parker and Mrs. Eva Dessaucr were in Columbus &1turday for the 58th annual rally of District 8, Daughters ol America. All four 1 are members of Th eodorus Council 17, Pomeroy . Isabelle R . Woods, district deputy, extended the welcome and greeted the guests including Jeanette Bloor, state councilor, and Marge Levan, state vice coun c il or . A welcome was also g iven by Mildred Re nick, nati o n~1l secretary,, with Mrs . Bloor l'esponding. Distributed_ at the meeting were letters to be :signed a nd sent to the · Nationul Aeronautics and Space Administrati on expressing support for the a stronauts who had prayer in space. One of the tw o handmade quills, which were awarded al the rally , was one by Mrs. Ha yes. Good only at Baker Furniture DENZAS, HI·FI UNITS, DESKS, ~;= TROPHY RACK S, F.:TAGERES Of Jewelry Store NEAR END.. OF SHADLE -BRIDGE SPINDLE "CRAFT Ea-sy to .unmble- just turn parts and lock In place to •nure rl11 it1ity and Stren1lh. Furnitu~e pieces can lh¥1~5- be liken apart. rrU!embled or rurr11n.11ed l or Goessler Court St., Pomeroy ' of indiv idua l piec es or mulllple un its. IDEAS HERE MIDDLEPORT League planned . . . 1111types MANY, MANY GIFT VAllEY. WMBER & SUPPLY 00. l = by b. dav1idl t" It ' Cornucopia · Family Pin lOLA'S . RACINE - Twenty-four youth from Southern High School were in attendance for the pray.r breakfast at the Racine Wesleyan United Methodist Church Wednesday morning. The devotiOnal service was opened with silent medil1tion and prayer by the Rev. Howard Shiveley. Mrs. Marlene Fisher played the pian9 for group singing . Mr s. Sandra Booth, a Valley Grange SUNDAY, MAY 13th Mother,'s Day Glenville gets Hill · teachers . . • Attending the banquet were Mamie Stephenson, Jo Ann Eads, Jean Parker, Phyllli Luster, Martha Fry, Norma Wilson, Joann Ward, Betty Lane , Delores ·King, Ida CHRISTOPHER NEECE Murphy, Rosanna Manley , Madeline Chafin, Diana Lynch, SON BORN Peggy Murphy, Nancy Roy and Donna Neece, Rt . 1, Lawrence, Jane Thomas, Tina Middleport, are armouncing Kelly , Debbie Lawrence, Cindy the birth of a son, Christopher Eads, Cherrie Fry, Tammy · Matthew , March 29 at Pleasant Michaels, Tammy Snider, Valley Hospital , Point Cindy Manley, Belinda Friend, Pleasant. He weighed seven Debbie Mowery, Jo Chafin, pounds, three ounces. GrandScherry Lane, Rita Wilson, parents are Mr , and Mrs. Drema Ward, Pansy Thomas, Charles Neece, Rl. I, MidWanda Wiggle, Diana Neece, dleport and Charles Gibbs, Bo• Beverly Smith and Tammi 102, Hartford, W. Va, Luster. Area members Ohio attend rally . LayAway A Gift Now For \ new •reas Great Moms the V al le y, " "S miles" · fr Om Country's Flag." 1 "The GRADE J .....;.. "Child 's 1918 Broadway m us1ca • Even song ", 11 Winter Is Over ," Passing Show", " Come fo the "S heep Shea r1· ng So ~ .. . Fair", " Th e Happy , · n , · th FWan,· l " Wh is tle Wh ile Yell War ," derer," " Hurr ah for e _ag from Di sney's "S now White, " ( Th e Stars and. St npes " HapPiness, " from " You ' re A Forever), "Amer 1ca. the Good Man Cha rli e -Brown," "Our Pledge to America" , " Thi s is a Great Count r y" fr om " Mr . Pr esi dent", ' ' J ub ilat e (S hout for Joy ) . In strumental lnlerlude .G RADE 4 - '' Give Us Th is Day Our Da ily Bread ," ... Joyf ul , Joyful ,1 We Adore Thee.''' "Oh, What a Beaut iful M or ning." fr om " Oklahoma", '" This ·Train ," " Marchi na to Pre tor ia," "I t 's a Hap -Hap· Happy Day ," " Fa ir is the Flag ," ''This Land is Your LanU ." GRA DE 5 - "God Be lh M y H ead " (fro m th e Sa rum Ma in at Sycamore, Pomeroy Pr ime r , 1588), " Lone so me concert will tie in with Music Education Week which has for its motto, " Music for every child; every c hild for music". Mrs. Martha Hoover will .direct the openin g ''The Nation~ ! Anthem " and closing, ''God Bless America ". The program by grade for the vocal concert includes: Dave Spencer on drums and Glenn Glaze will play the string . Sec picture of Fourth bass. (;nHi e rs on pa ge I Other numbers in the show GRADE r --'- '' All Prai se to toda y. are : a tcip da nce to "Hawaii Thee " "Brother Jam es' Air" ( Mar~s a), ; The Alphabe f ", Five 0" by Denise Hendrix; a ' ' The Llltle Shoemak er" , vocal solo, " Killing Me Softly sixth grades of the school for "Ci r cles,'' from Sesame Sfrreef · With His Song'' by J eannie the vocal . presentations With Songs. " Heigh Ho, " from Snow Wh ite. " Th is 1-s My Counfry .'' Sellers; Ray Frank and the · each grade appearing in a and " Thank you, God." ' Special Sourd Band, lead segmen t consisting of e ight G R.ADE 2 ~ "S tar s at guil<lr, Steve Hupp ; guil<lr, numbers each . David Bowen is Nigh t", " Mu sic Alone Shall " l..ive," "F riend s!", " T he Ray Frank; Bass guitar, Terry in charge of the ins trumental Gallant Ship," ''Li ttle Red Norris; drums, Rocky Hupp ; a s tud ents who will be a ppea ring bird", Th eme from Walt DANCE LINES - Nancy Crqw, left, "is one of six girls comedy number by Ke ith during the afternoon . Sunda·y•s Di sney' s " It's A Sm all Wor ld", "Ska t er 's Wa lt z," " My who will be dancin g 'to "Go Down Gamblin ' " while Della Circle, Paul. Cross and Ethan Cross, Beverly Ha rt and Connie Smith, left to right, will be Stearns; a duet, " All 1 Ever Need ·is You," by Stephanie dancing to "Wa shington Square." Oth ers !~king part in the .··.. m· 1 ' " Gamblin ' "number are Valerie Johnson, Jill Warner, Susie ·-.1 Ord and Dave Hud~les ton ; Gooch, Cindy Gooch, Vickie Wolfe, Stephanie Ord and Rom a vocal solo, " lf," by Terry Nease. Others in the Washington Square mimber are Valerie NEW LE XI NGTON - The Lexingto n 165, and the Norri s; · mixed e nse mble Johnson, Jill Warner and Nancy Crow . Meigs High Golf teal)l , having Mar(:;luders 210. singing " Five Hundred Miles " their troubles_ , came in ~hird i~ Medalist was Meckstroth of of Den ise He ndrix, Keith .a trian g ular m eet here Lan caster . Th e Meigs Circle, Corena Rhodes, Jill Tuesday afternoon . The final linksmen were J eff Warner, Warner, Terry. Norris, Steve total was Lancaster 153, New Bruce Blackston, Lonnie Black Hupp, Stephanie Ord, Vickie an d Jeff Ridgway . Wolfe and Dave Huddleston; This how the matches went : an original composition on the Ne w Lexington (165) , pian o-by Gail Evans;· a modern -· Wollenberg 45, McLain 42, dan ce to " Walk on the Wild Wiley 39, Stevenson 39. Side", by Roma · Nease, · · Lancaster ( 153) , Marque 36, Stephanie. Ord and Val JohnMeckstroth 36 , Spire 41 , son · a solo· ' 'A .tiais)' A Day" ' ' Whiteman ttO. by Dave Huddleston; square . RACJ NE _ Ron Hill , son of Mei gs (210 ), Warner 53, dance to " Peanuts", by Molly Mr. and Mrs: Leo Hill, Ra cine, . Black 56, Bla c ksto n 46, Fisher, Hope _Bird; Corena a senior at Southern High .Ridgway 55 . Rhodes, Ray Mills, Beverly School , Racine , has been ac-Hart, Danny Brown , . Glen ce pted · for admission at Simpson, Steve Hupp, Barry Glenville State College a nd will Theiss, Cookie Weddle, Megan play football. · · Brown, Vicki Wolfe, Mitch A lineman wi th the Southern Nease, Mike Salser, Debbie . Torf!adoes , Hill was na,med -to Harden and Dave Huddleston, · . the all ..distrkt and all conand · the vocal solo, " We're fer'encc teams. Th e 6'-5" , 235 Free," by Jill Warner. lb. tackl e has been coached by The finale will feature the Bill Jewell:-''Rmi has the size cast singing jazz selections, I' I and quickness to be an out'~All About the Blues " "Peace . ' standing tackle in the WVIAC. on Earth ," ''It's My Day" and We are happy that he will at"The Wind of Life ." tend Glenville State,'' Glenville Others taking part not DffiECTOR AND VOCALIST - Mrs. Lee Lee, at the piano, footl!_all coach Bill Hanlin sa id. named are Patsy Proffitt, is director of the show. With Mrs. Lee is one of the vo ca lists, Gene Shiveley, Rhonda Ash, Cookie Weddle who will sing "'The Way of Love ." Koste Hysell, Connie Roush, Becky Sayre, Helen Wilcoxen, Karen Rhodes, Lola . Greer, PLANTE SWITCHES QUEBEC CITY (UP!) Bob Sayre, Becky Harris, Elisa Sharon Drake and .·Lee Ord . Curtain time is 8 p. m. AdA m.e n's golf league will be Goaltender Jacques Plante, a MCMillan, Amanda Roush , Debbie .Arnott, ·CindY Lawson, mission is $1 for ad~lts a nd 50 · veteran of 17 ·seasonS in the formed r'ue ~ d ay a t the cents for· s tudents-. t . National Ho ckey League, Pom eroy Golf Course. The jumped Wednesday from the meeting will be held at 8 p . m. Boston Bruins of the NHL !o All area golfers are invited to . Make your own fine furniture the Quebec llordiques of the attend. and SAVE with "easy turn" ' " . . World · Ho ckey Association where he will serve as both WHA PJayoff Standings 'coach and general manager·. By United Press International AT LOW COST! (Finals} Plante signed a 10-year (Best of Seven) contract with the Nordiques w. I. gf ga but terms of the agreemept · New England . · 2 0 .14 61 NOW AT THE LOWE ST PRIC ES - 0 2 6 14 EVER . . . l1~nd~ame . sturdy, were riot disc1osed. Reports Winnipeg too· quil lit)' unfillished hard. Wednesday 's Result said the 44-year-old Plante ' New EnglanQ,7 Winn ipeg 4 woud fu rnit ure companents, ~moalhly s11nded f ar perfect would receive in exce,s s over $1 . li nishina. Par h fit together to Thurstlay's Game make ROO M DIVIDER S, BllOK 'New England at Winr.i peg · million. CASES,; SHELF UNITS, CllE- . • Great Gifts For Pupils planning program Pole." ' ';>, Beautiful, " " All Through the Ni ht." &RADE 6 " Al leluia ( Praise Ye the Lord)". " God of Our Fathers," " When Music Rings," " The Ash Grove, " " Ev-rv Time I Feel the Spiri t, " " Joshua Fit fhe Battl e of Jeric ho", " School Days," from " Goodby e. Mr . Chipps ", " Stand } Up. You ' re An American ." A mother-daughter banquet was given Monda y night at Meigs High School by the local chapter of the Future Homemakers of America. Forty-five attended the dinner which was served by candlelight. Red and white candles decorated the fables and the girls, joined by their mothers, sang FHA songs. Carnation corsages were presented to each of the mothers . Games were played. Awards were presented to the girls in a sales contest. Given a vote of thanks for their assistance were the home . economlc teachers, Mrs. Karen Goins, Mrs. Suzy . Carpenter, and Mrs. France> Roberts , and three student ' . ' SHIRT FINISHING ~~~~~~~~~~YW~YW~~~~~ S U l'v11'v1 E R I II'v1 E IS ON ANY LANE CEDAR NAVY CH~ST OR $}Q00 ·. , . 1f:'lf ;' inti~ ·, tj OFF WITH COUPON - ,oNE PER CUSTOMER Good oDly at Baker Furniture WHITE •' SIZE 5¥2 TO 11 ONLY '2.99 DOOR MIRROR 16"x56" ONLY ONE. PER CUSTOMER " • •• . •,.. r . '3 99 • With Coupon ., I • ,. At Baker Furniture · :.AME DAY SERVICE In At 9-0ut At S Use Our Free Parking Lot Robinson's Cleaners 214 E. 2nd, Pomeroy • ·SHOE 101 Coupons Good M~y 3-4·5 •' BAKER .FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. . . . �Russians. again loser~ ALBUQUERQUE (UP!) U.S. Coach Bob Cousy has been saying aU week he need$ more muscle to beat the U.S.S.R. national_ team . He found out Wednesday a little quickness 1 can do the job just as well. Cousy started three forwards :;: ~ against the tough Russians in the third game of the current six...game series and the Americans responded with an 83-67 runaway win. "We decided go to with the three smaller forwards instead of a big center to try to get more finesse," said Omsy. " I don 't know if that 's what did it, bot we're going to try it again SaturQay in_Indianapolis." Cousy's decisipn to bench UCLA musclei)lan Swen Nater and start forwards Ron Beha-' gen, Fred Saunders and Bobby Jones, enabled the American HOME FURNISHINGS and Refinished Furniture team to fast-break the projecl• were outlined by Mrs. Ruth o,;vol, Athens County Russians into submission . Extension Agent , Home Economics. Mrs. Devol displayed a "We had to make an adrefinished table completed as a 4-H project by an Athens justment after our loss Monday County boy. a nd Behagen, Jones and Saunders gave us more offense Grote. WP- Gdm sley (4-1). LP Majot" League Results (2-3). Hrs- Ben ch- inside," Cousy said. By United Press Interna ti onal - Seaver (4th ) , Rose (lst ), Concepcion The victory was the second Nationa I League (3rd l . Pi tl sbgh 011 000 000- 2 8 1 by the Americans, both of them San Fr an 000 000 IOQ- 1 4 1 001 110 000-- ~ 10 2 by · convincing margins. The Walker . Rooker ( 7) , Giu st i Monireat Atlanta 101 000 OOQ- 2 9 0 Soviet Union win came at San (9 ) and May ; Barr , Moffitt ( 8 J M cAnally (2 -0) and Boc cabet - Diego Monday, 78-76. and Rader . WP- Walker { J. p ) . la ; Dobson, Harrison (8) and •• tout HEALTH MARGARET PROVINCE of the Busy Beavers 4-H Club, ... ~ first aid, projects included in the 4-H lineup, were discussed by Sally Mat~hews, education coordinator for the Emergency Medical Service, at last night 's planlrrarna held at the Pomeroy Elementary School. was a five-time winner J.n the Meigs County Poster Contest. '• S\e was presented a dollar for each winning poster by Mrs. Patty Kelly, 4-H program assistant. Margaret also accepted for her club the special attendanct award for the plan,orama. There were 19 of the 22 members and four advisors present to win the attractive green and white banner. ... ·' ·..- '~ :• ,. ACTIVITIES including home nursing and .....• ...•' CHARI. ES FRECKER, 4H advisor, pre sented woodworking for 4-Hcrs and what it involves. -·....- Classes, guest speakers highlight .... "' ......... '4-l!Gets it All Together' meet "'.... ~ w ..::: By CHARLENE HOEFLICH " 4-H Gets It All Together '' , theme of the annual plan-orama Wednesday night at the Pomeroy Elementary Scho(ll, .. ~.,. ...... ~ ... .... .... --'· y .... ...... ; ~ ..... ......"' .-...... -· -....... .--. -.."'...... . ... ~ ~ ' 1· ~ .... ~ .... .. ·. ~,, ,; ' on proj ects which comes on the county, district and state levels of conipeti'tion . Dorsey Jordan spoke to the 4H Clu.b members on the was highUg~ ted by inEormative '' broader pro g ram " being classes on what 4-H offers, the developed and of the introdUction of advisors of new probabilities for bike hikes , a clubs and the presentation of day at the pool, horseback awards to the Meigs County riding and canoeing . postef ConreSCWinners. Introduced by Jordan was Dorsey Jordan, chairperson · Jan Holter who reported on her of the ·4~H advisory committee, attendance at the National 4-H extended the welcome, with Club Congress in Chicago . She Barbara Jordan leading in the desc ribed the five day trip as pledges . Speaker for the an adequate rewm·d for the opening session was Mrs . " years of work on projects" . Mendal Jordan, a 34 year 4-H Mar gie Jeffers of Me igs mother and advisor , who gave · County was also selected to personal incidents of life with altc nd the Congress . 4-H members and as . an - ad· AnnolUlcement was made of visor. the bir th Or an 11 poWld son to "4-H means learning and . Mrs. J enni fer Lohse Sheets, doing," ·commented . Mr s . former . Meigs County Ex-Jordan , wHo spoke of the tension Agent, Home numerous opportunities for Economics., and a development offered through ·congratulator y ca rd was the youth ·program. She defined cifculaled for signatures of the parents' role as one of those, attending . u n de r standi n g • en Presen ted by Mrs. Patty couragement and cooperation, Kelly, 4-H program assistant, but not one of doing the project were t.he poster contes t winwork. ners··with each one receiving a . ' Sbe urged full participation $1 for each winning .entry. in the activities of the clubs, Margaret Province of. the Busy and 100 percent attendance at Beavers won fiv e av.:ards - in club meetings, and told of the lea dership and citizenship in 4compensations for hard work H family affair , Join 4-H , and 4- H is Fun, and tied fur first in Conservation with Nicki Van ot Meter the Stiver s ville Stitchers. Kimberly Birchfield of the Leading Creek Crickets won in Learn by Doing; and Ruger Wamsley also Of the Leading Creek Cri ckets Club won a s pecial award for a poster on conservation . Pansy Jordan, 4-H assista nt, introduced the new club advisor s and members. They are J olly Zig-Zag Stitchers, Mrs. Madge Smith a nd Mrs. Doris Buckley, advisor s; Leading Creek Crickets, Mrs. Rose Ch_ i sox for real .. the tie-breaking r~n in the 12th inning then scored · on a sacrifice fly to give the Angels and NolBn: Ryan a victory over the Tigers . Ryan went the di stanc e for California to register his fourth win in five deci~ions . Mickey Lolich record to &-2. worked Ute first 11 innings for The secret behind his success - · the Tigers. Is, of C!)urse, his knuckleball. -Double Disputed But Jobnny Sain feels another Ed Kkkpatrick's disputed part of his success is his per- two-run double in a 'three-run sonality. sixth inning enabled the Royals "He's got a fantastic ·tern- to snap the Yankee~ ' fourperament," says Sain. " You've game winning streak . Kirkgot to have control of yourself patrick's hit w~s a sharp before you can control that grOunder dowri the first base pitch .. .. He'sso even tempered line which waS ruled fair by that when he walks into the firsf.base umpire Ron Luciano clubhouse after a game, you but which' th e Yank,ees arg~ed can't tell whether he's won or w as fouL By FRED · McMANE . :, UP! Sports Writer ;• Wilbur WOO<! posted his third ~ ; succBssive shutout Wednesday ':: night and lowered his earned " run average to 1.13 when he .:· blanked the Baltimore Orioles, ::: 4-0, on six hits to boost his :: :: ·~ ~ :! ::, ~ i, ,:;J ~: :!; ::: ~ 1"' ... ... I LP- Barr (3-2). Oates. LP- Dobson (2-3). Hou ston 200 003 400- .9 13 0 Econom ics. • 000 100 OOD- 1 6 0 Phi! a ·ooo 110 200- .t 11 o Chicag o 010 001 02x - 4 9 1 Ro bert s, Ra y (8) and Ed· Los Ang Other c la sses included Pappas, Aker ( 7) and Hund war ds; Lon borg , Ler sch (6). Rocke try by Steven Stanley , Twiic hel l (7), Brett (8 ) and ley ; Sulton (3 -2) and Ferguson . Gerbils, Hams ters and other . Boone. WP- Robert s (2- H. LP LP- Pappas ( 1-3). HRs- Davis Small Animals, b y Jim - Lbn borg ( 1-4). Hr s- Ahd er son (5th & 61h [ . (2 nd l. Wat son ( 4th ) . Marqua nd , a ss is tant state . ~1.. Loui s 005 000 ooo-- 5 11 1 100 020 10o-- 4 13 0 Jead.er ; New Pro ject s by .....Cin ci.nnati-· ooo 10 1 202- 6 7 1 San Diego Gibson. Segui (7) and McCar· · Plyamle : Veterina t·y · Scie nce New .York 000 010 000------- i 9 2 ver : Kirby, Caldwe l_l (3), Ross 80 1 5 b y Dr .· J . S. Theiss , (6 ), Troedson (7 , M ill er (9) a;nd Kenda ll. WP....,.Gi bson {'1 -3). LP veterinarian ; Electricity by ' ' ..:... Kirby ( 1-5) . H Rs - Brock Dale Harri son , Meigs High fi st ), Cruz (3rd). .tenslon Agent, 4~H Club, ·Burzener Bego, Ann Moon and Sa ra Pierce· Mixed· ' Mrs. Up Hot Shots, Mr. and .Robert Lich a nd Dorsey J ordan ; Five Point Slar Stitchers, Jac){ie Starcher, Nan White, Pal Holler, and Eva Walker . Steven Stanley and : Renee Stone are also leaders of new cl ubs which have not yet selected names. Classes and instructors were Special .4-H Conse rvation Projects by Duane Plymale, Area 4-H Agent; Health by Sally Matthews, educational coordinat or for the Emergency Medical Se rvice; Woodworking by Charles Frecker, 4H advisor; Fashion and Style Revue by Bettie Clark, Gallia County Extension Age nt ; fabrics-Fabrics by Mrs. Ada Nease, Pomeroy Fabric Shop; Hor ses by Don VanNostran, Athens Count y. 4·-H Agent; Home Furnishings and Refinished Furniture by Ruth Devol, Athens County Ex- Be~~~~ J:~ ~er S~~~ck i ~k) :~~ Vikings ---- -- JUST FOR MarHERi SUNDAY, MAY 13 1st Anniversary :: loth in 11 games . ;: In Other AL Actioo · ~ In other AL action , Bo~ori' , beat Texas, · &-2, Californi8 edged Detroit, :i-3, in 12 in' nings, Kansas City nipped New York, 4-3, Oakland downed Milwaukee, 7-3, ,in 10 inningl), ,. ,. lind Clevelan~ topped Min.. nesota, ~. in 10 innings. : Houston beat Philadelphia ,~ ~ 4, Cincinnati top~ New York, ::. 6-1, Montreal nipped At.lanta, 3: 2, Pittsburgh topped San : Francisco, 2-1, St. Lollis : defeated San Diego, 5-4, and : Los' Angeles whipped Chicago, :: 4-1, in National League gatnes. : Designated hitter Orlando :. Cepeda hit his ninth career , :; grand slam to cap a five-run • tllird Inning and spsrk the Red : Sol ovet Texas. Cepeda's sixth ' · came off - horner of the season . '"' Pete Broberg and hel~ Luis : Tiant to his third victory in five decision.s . Mike Epstein and ., Ken suarez homered for the ~ ... t: ~ -. t :ftMiers. : c't t •• Art Kusnyer doubled home WHY PAY MORE? .the 'fo rbid_den' fragrance ' '·' ALL LP'S MARKED DOWN REG. '11.98 NOW '6.97 REG. '5.98 NOW '3.50 REG. '9.98 NOW '5.83 , REG. 4.98 NOW '2.90 1 REG. '7.98 NOW '4.71 . PERFUME • COLOGNE • SPRAY COLOGNE • OUSTING powDER ..-;-"' ~ GET THE Bill & Lee'~ · MUSIC CENTER Forrmer BAW Hcti¥t. A:oom HI Sec••,•Ut . P<IMEROY, OH 10 . h . "1· MIO · .....-. : 7 • · m. t.S: Jtp.m. Nly MASON. w. VA. n;a.uu ·------',;•;,;·"';;·;,;,.;,;'o;•;;·"';;·;;';,;'ii,..io'li'i."iiiO"'iii'M;:;'-•-•'• -.1 .. - ' •.. ' ' I Pre~cription S~rvi~e-4 Registered Pharmacists to Ser'IIP. You . Open Oa1l)' B!OO :1.m. to 9 p.m .-Sunttay ,10: 30 a.m . 12:3~ p.m , & S to 9 p.m. tO ..__.. .., . Gas • . ~LUMBIAGAS . ' ' -, - .. ~ CONSUMER INFORMATION WEEK .jj1 i~ FACTS! ......... ~ . Dr. Robert R. Clark, director of bands at Marshall University, will be speaker at .the Eastern High School band . banquet to be held at 6:30 p.m·. Saturday at the school. Dr. Clark holds a Ph.D in music from the University . of Michigan ; a MA in music education from Ohio State UniVersity; a BS in music education from Miamj University in Oxford. He has been at Marshall University since September, 1967. The visiting music director serves on the faculty advisory committee, is coordinator of all instrumental activities handles recruiting works with the public relations committee I IS d1rec tor of the summer .111usi.c _camp, director of the annual high school marching band competition festival and .is a guest conductor in several states. In addition, Dr. Clark has workeo part-time as the assistant band director at Duke University in North Carolina . • ' APRIL30-MAY 5,1973 ' , ' ' -,.lf,:nl,•nt ., ,.......... -~ -- 12 oz . $1.25 Value AUTO TRAVEL. FIRST AID KIT - TABLETS 60's $ 1.69 V alu~ J&J BABY NO MORE TANGLES SHAMPOO r1• 2 oz. 12 oz . CRICKET .............. ........ ............ LIGHTERS .~ . ~.. s 1.89 $1.89 Value $4.95 Value Value $1.49 Value L Our Magic Quality Jewelry ·Punch Card . 1 Reg. & Extra Hold SOUND SYStEM Willi SPEAKERS , $17 995 . $246 .00 The name ironwood designates no cerLain kind of tree. It is applied to l different iree in .every country . ...... :. r.·· ~.. ~ ...... u..• "" Jl, ·'~-· ' '• ;',.. 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Cilll the Wind Maria," from Lerner"· and Low e's "Paint Your Wagon ' '; and "The Imposs ible . D~~~m/' from Leigh and Darion's " Man of LaMancha ," The recital will conclude with "I'm . Tired," a blues nurhber by Savoy Brown, and "Colour My World, ' ' by Chicago . . Guests on the program will be Buzzy Barksdale on flute ; and Roger Unger on the drums. Sound recording and sound will be completed by Brad Kings and lighting for the recital by Steve Little, all of Ri o Grande College . .f Gas is· precious, pure energy . .. us.e it wisely. REG. '6.98 NOW '4.06 SUAVE BALSAM Mark ShreVe in ' REG. 12.98 NOW '1.86 ALL 45 RECORDS ONLY 69' 10 FT. JOINTS PERFORATED SOLID *2.29 *1.99 T's & ELBOWS 90' EACH Because natural gas has always been so inexpensive, there has never been a great urge to conserve it. Until now . . . Right now, th e r~ ·s ju st not enough natural gas to supply all the new de)Jlands for the cleanest- burning fuel. Of course, as a gas customer, you don't have to worry about getttng the gas you need for the appliances now in your home .. . or their replacements. But the shortage of natural gas, indeed, the shmtage of all clean-burning fuels, is becoming a grave threat to, our community's economic growih. More clean-burning gas is desperately needed. Not only to stimulate economic growth and provide more jobs, but simply to maintain cu rrent requirements. A healthy economy needs natural gas . And a healthy environment. need s natural gas. Use gas wisely in your home and business. It's too valuable to waste . And the gas you save, t~gether with the new gas ColumbtqiS worktng hard to develop, · can help ease the gas shortage. · Write to·Col·umbia Gas for the free booklet " 30 Ways to Save." ' ·• • u • .. · PIPE pure energy. Use it ·. wisely.· •• at band work In the anned forces and has had 25 years experience with danCe bands theater orchestras, television' and variety s hows. He is a member of numerous musical organizations . Saturday night's banquet will take the form of a smorgasbord and is open to band students, families and friends. The Eastern iland Boosters are ar~~nging the menu to be brought by band patrons . Table service and the balance of the menu not brought will be provided by the boosters . · IS• preCIOUS, ..- Oark to speak Eastern He has had wide experience in 4" ·Visit ·Our Cosmetic Counter • lost." Bill & Lee's BLACK PLASTIC PIPE ~ "ilrj "' Pat , Kelly, the "league's " leading hitter, gave Wood all .., the offense be needed in the ':: first Inning when he tripled and ~ &ecired on a sacrifice fly by , Cilrlos May. Kelly also deliv~ erect a 's acrifice fly in the "-~ seventh. The victory was the ~ White Sox' sixth in a row and a Horne School ins truc tor; Livestock American League Proje c ts by Van No s tran ; (lO innings) Nutriti on by Ruth Devol ; (Continued from page 3) Cleve 000 000 400 4- 8 11 0 ooO 400 000 o- 4 11 3 Natural Resources and 4-H by Robinson added two hits each. M lnn Strom. Lam b (4). Jo hn~ on Gardy Swope. Meigs Coun ty CorJl in his seve n ir:mings of ( 10) anc' Duncan; Woodson , work, struck out five and Golt z (7), Sanders {7). Corbin Carson , Di,c.ie Sayre , and Game Protector. Jo~·ce Bowen conducted a issued rio free passes. Baird ( 10) and Mitterwald. · WP'"""' Margie Hun~ ell ; Rock Spr.ingS Lamb ( 1-0). LP- Sanders ( 1-1) . Lady Bugs, Mr s. Louise session · for secretaries and and his. · reliefer, Jeff Blazer, .HR - M itterwald (1st ) . news reporters and Marquand . fanned five whlle walking four. Radfo1d and Mrs. Anh Evans ; The .Vikings will play their .~altimore 000 000 ooo- 0 6 2 Danville Shamrocks, Donna instructed the presidents and 100 001 20x - 4 6 1 second game of the SOuthern Chicago Kunath and Linda Cardillo; vice presidents . Palmer . Pena (71 and Wil · Hostesses for a social hour at Sectional Tou rnament Friday Iiams ; Wood (6-2) and Herr Five Point 'Bucks, Mr. and mann . LP- Pal mer ( 1.f). Mrs . · Nickl ois Leonard ; Great the conclusion of the classes afternoon at Waterloo. Kyger Bend Go-Getters, Vicki Proffitt were Ingrid Hawley , Teresa Creek travels to Ironton St. Joe I 10 innings) Friday afternoon -i n a sectional Oak · 100 100 100 4- 7 13·3 and Debbie Boso; Eager Ca r r and Niese! Duvall. M ilw 000 210 000 0- 3 6 1 tournament game. Beavers 4-H Club , Br enda Numerous door ' prizes were By innings : Donahue and Amanda Lee; awarded . On dis play at the • 101 106 0- 9 II 3 Four Leaf Clover Club , mee ting wa s " the talkin g SV · Marianne Watson; The Dp and bicycle " with tips on safety, Kyger Creek 000 100 0----1 18 the winn ing 4-H posters, and At, Um 4-H Cl u b, Ruth Corn ( W) and Ash. Baird tnaterials of interest tQ ad. Mulford; Sunshine Clovers , ( L), Blazer ( 6) and Hudson . visors. Kay Sayre , Cheryl Wright a nd Barbara Allman; Busy Hands ;. •• • .. Behagan, the slick. forwafd from Minnesota, got aU i8 of his points in the first hall when the United States broke the game open with a 14-2 tear midway through tbe half. North Csrolina's Jones and Providence guard Emle Digregorio took up the scoring slack in the second hall, each pumping in 16 points. The Russians managed to cut the Americans' 4+31 baUtlme lead to 51).11 with 17 minutes left in the game before he United States pumped ill straight points to win going away. Jones and Digregorio got 10 of those 14 points. Digregorio repeatedly foWid the range from outside in the ..,cond hall and triggered the American fast break. The Providence guard credited the inside play of Behagen, Jones and Saunders · for the victory. "We got a cbance to freelance more and Behagen and Jones really took · it \0 the basket~~~ he said,' The Russians, forced to play without star center Alexander Belov, who suffered an injury in the San Diego game, got a 31point effort from g~ard Alexander Sainikov . Film Reg_ 15.69 $379 Sylvania Rash Cubes GAY FOLDING CHAISE LOUNGE Reg. 11.65 BY LENOX FOR 8 99R•\! ~ 45 PIECE 1-.....::!~-itttolt----.;,;;;..___+~"!"'-~~-..;~.;;;~~ . $11.47 Sylvania Magic Cubes $1 .88 Value Hlab.N ' · Vapor N~~l SPRAT ..::. ·-· ···· ;,.~'"·.~ ·~ Dinnerware .77 S9 Reg. 12.35 $109 · CX-126-12 Film By Reg. 19.95 1 t ( i(!!l\ ... \ - \ 99~ ..... ............. ..... ·:;·....... .' · ·~· '140 TABLE LAMP 3-way Switch Reg . $10.95 · · ~·- \ --- -,~?~:·J r VAN WYCK V~l' l!t1. '16 'l'j ~·GIANT .5"CAN OPENER ! 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"We decided go to with the three smaller forwards instead of a big center to try to get more finesse," said Omsy. " I don 't know if that 's what did it, bot we're going to try it again SaturQay in_Indianapolis." Cousy's decisipn to bench UCLA musclei)lan Swen Nater and start forwards Ron Beha-' gen, Fred Saunders and Bobby Jones, enabled the American HOME FURNISHINGS and Refinished Furniture team to fast-break the projecl• were outlined by Mrs. Ruth o,;vol, Athens County Russians into submission . Extension Agent , Home Economics. Mrs. Devol displayed a "We had to make an adrefinished table completed as a 4-H project by an Athens justment after our loss Monday County boy. a nd Behagen, Jones and Saunders gave us more offense Grote. WP- Gdm sley (4-1). LP Majot" League Results (2-3). Hrs- Ben ch- inside," Cousy said. By United Press Interna ti onal - Seaver (4th ) , Rose (lst ), Concepcion The victory was the second Nationa I League (3rd l . Pi tl sbgh 011 000 000- 2 8 1 by the Americans, both of them San Fr an 000 000 IOQ- 1 4 1 001 110 000-- ~ 10 2 by · convincing margins. The Walker . Rooker ( 7) , Giu st i Monireat Atlanta 101 000 OOQ- 2 9 0 Soviet Union win came at San (9 ) and May ; Barr , Moffitt ( 8 J M cAnally (2 -0) and Boc cabet - Diego Monday, 78-76. and Rader . WP- Walker { J. p ) . la ; Dobson, Harrison (8) and •• tout HEALTH MARGARET PROVINCE of the Busy Beavers 4-H Club, ... ~ first aid, projects included in the 4-H lineup, were discussed by Sally Mat~hews, education coordinator for the Emergency Medical Service, at last night 's planlrrarna held at the Pomeroy Elementary School. was a five-time winner J.n the Meigs County Poster Contest. '• S\e was presented a dollar for each winning poster by Mrs. Patty Kelly, 4-H program assistant. Margaret also accepted for her club the special attendanct award for the plan,orama. There were 19 of the 22 members and four advisors present to win the attractive green and white banner. ... ·' ·..- '~ :• ,. ACTIVITIES including home nursing and .....• ...•' CHARI. ES FRECKER, 4H advisor, pre sented woodworking for 4-Hcrs and what it involves. -·....- Classes, guest speakers highlight .... "' ......... '4-l!Gets it All Together' meet "'.... ~ w ..::: By CHARLENE HOEFLICH " 4-H Gets It All Together '' , theme of the annual plan-orama Wednesday night at the Pomeroy Elementary Scho(ll, .. ~.,. ...... ~ ... .... .... --'· y .... ...... ; ~ ..... ......"' .-...... -· -....... .--. -.."'...... . ... ~ ~ ' 1· ~ .... ~ .... .. ·. ~,, ,; ' on proj ects which comes on the county, district and state levels of conipeti'tion . Dorsey Jordan spoke to the 4H Clu.b members on the was highUg~ ted by inEormative '' broader pro g ram " being classes on what 4-H offers, the developed and of the introdUction of advisors of new probabilities for bike hikes , a clubs and the presentation of day at the pool, horseback awards to the Meigs County riding and canoeing . postef ConreSCWinners. Introduced by Jordan was Dorsey Jordan, chairperson · Jan Holter who reported on her of the ·4~H advisory committee, attendance at the National 4-H extended the welcome, with Club Congress in Chicago . She Barbara Jordan leading in the desc ribed the five day trip as pledges . Speaker for the an adequate rewm·d for the opening session was Mrs . " years of work on projects" . Mendal Jordan, a 34 year 4-H Mar gie Jeffers of Me igs mother and advisor , who gave · County was also selected to personal incidents of life with altc nd the Congress . 4-H members and as . an - ad· AnnolUlcement was made of visor. the bir th Or an 11 poWld son to "4-H means learning and . Mrs. J enni fer Lohse Sheets, doing," ·commented . Mr s . former . Meigs County Ex-Jordan , wHo spoke of the tension Agent, Home numerous opportunities for Economics., and a development offered through ·congratulator y ca rd was the youth ·program. She defined cifculaled for signatures of the parents' role as one of those, attending . u n de r standi n g • en Presen ted by Mrs. Patty couragement and cooperation, Kelly, 4-H program assistant, but not one of doing the project were t.he poster contes t winwork. ners··with each one receiving a . ' Sbe urged full participation $1 for each winning .entry. in the activities of the clubs, Margaret Province of. the Busy and 100 percent attendance at Beavers won fiv e av.:ards - in club meetings, and told of the lea dership and citizenship in 4compensations for hard work H family affair , Join 4-H , and 4- H is Fun, and tied fur first in Conservation with Nicki Van ot Meter the Stiver s ville Stitchers. Kimberly Birchfield of the Leading Creek Crickets won in Learn by Doing; and Ruger Wamsley also Of the Leading Creek Cri ckets Club won a s pecial award for a poster on conservation . Pansy Jordan, 4-H assista nt, introduced the new club advisor s and members. They are J olly Zig-Zag Stitchers, Mrs. Madge Smith a nd Mrs. Doris Buckley, advisor s; Leading Creek Crickets, Mrs. Rose Ch_ i sox for real .. the tie-breaking r~n in the 12th inning then scored · on a sacrifice fly to give the Angels and NolBn: Ryan a victory over the Tigers . Ryan went the di stanc e for California to register his fourth win in five deci~ions . Mickey Lolich record to &-2. worked Ute first 11 innings for The secret behind his success - · the Tigers. Is, of C!)urse, his knuckleball. -Double Disputed But Jobnny Sain feels another Ed Kkkpatrick's disputed part of his success is his per- two-run double in a 'three-run sonality. sixth inning enabled the Royals "He's got a fantastic ·tern- to snap the Yankee~ ' fourperament," says Sain. " You've game winning streak . Kirkgot to have control of yourself patrick's hit w~s a sharp before you can control that grOunder dowri the first base pitch .. .. He'sso even tempered line which waS ruled fair by that when he walks into the firsf.base umpire Ron Luciano clubhouse after a game, you but which' th e Yank,ees arg~ed can't tell whether he's won or w as fouL By FRED · McMANE . :, UP! Sports Writer ;• Wilbur WOO<! posted his third ~ ; succBssive shutout Wednesday ':: night and lowered his earned " run average to 1.13 when he .:· blanked the Baltimore Orioles, ::: 4-0, on six hits to boost his :: :: ·~ ~ :! ::, ~ i, ,:;J ~: :!; ::: ~ 1"' ... ... I LP- Barr (3-2). Oates. LP- Dobson (2-3). Hou ston 200 003 400- .9 13 0 Econom ics. • 000 100 OOD- 1 6 0 Phi! a ·ooo 110 200- .t 11 o Chicag o 010 001 02x - 4 9 1 Ro bert s, Ra y (8) and Ed· Los Ang Other c la sses included Pappas, Aker ( 7) and Hund war ds; Lon borg , Ler sch (6). Rocke try by Steven Stanley , Twiic hel l (7), Brett (8 ) and ley ; Sulton (3 -2) and Ferguson . Gerbils, Hams ters and other . Boone. WP- Robert s (2- H. LP LP- Pappas ( 1-3). HRs- Davis Small Animals, b y Jim - Lbn borg ( 1-4). Hr s- Ahd er son (5th & 61h [ . (2 nd l. Wat son ( 4th ) . Marqua nd , a ss is tant state . ~1.. Loui s 005 000 ooo-- 5 11 1 100 020 10o-- 4 13 0 Jead.er ; New Pro ject s by .....Cin ci.nnati-· ooo 10 1 202- 6 7 1 San Diego Gibson. Segui (7) and McCar· · Plyamle : Veterina t·y · Scie nce New .York 000 010 000------- i 9 2 ver : Kirby, Caldwe l_l (3), Ross 80 1 5 b y Dr .· J . S. Theiss , (6 ), Troedson (7 , M ill er (9) a;nd Kenda ll. WP....,.Gi bson {'1 -3). LP veterinarian ; Electricity by ' ' ..:... Kirby ( 1-5) . H Rs - Brock Dale Harri son , Meigs High fi st ), Cruz (3rd). .tenslon Agent, 4~H Club, ·Burzener Bego, Ann Moon and Sa ra Pierce· Mixed· ' Mrs. Up Hot Shots, Mr. and .Robert Lich a nd Dorsey J ordan ; Five Point Slar Stitchers, Jac){ie Starcher, Nan White, Pal Holler, and Eva Walker . Steven Stanley and : Renee Stone are also leaders of new cl ubs which have not yet selected names. Classes and instructors were Special .4-H Conse rvation Projects by Duane Plymale, Area 4-H Agent; Health by Sally Matthews, educational coordinat or for the Emergency Medical Se rvice; Woodworking by Charles Frecker, 4H advisor; Fashion and Style Revue by Bettie Clark, Gallia County Extension Age nt ; fabrics-Fabrics by Mrs. Ada Nease, Pomeroy Fabric Shop; Hor ses by Don VanNostran, Athens Count y. 4·-H Agent; Home Furnishings and Refinished Furniture by Ruth Devol, Athens County Ex- Be~~~~ J:~ ~er S~~~ck i ~k) :~~ Vikings ---- -- JUST FOR MarHERi SUNDAY, MAY 13 1st Anniversary :: loth in 11 games . ;: In Other AL Actioo · ~ In other AL action , Bo~ori' , beat Texas, · &-2, Californi8 edged Detroit, :i-3, in 12 in' nings, Kansas City nipped New York, 4-3, Oakland downed Milwaukee, 7-3, ,in 10 inningl), ,. ,. lind Clevelan~ topped Min.. nesota, ~. in 10 innings. : Houston beat Philadelphia ,~ ~ 4, Cincinnati top~ New York, ::. 6-1, Montreal nipped At.lanta, 3: 2, Pittsburgh topped San : Francisco, 2-1, St. Lollis : defeated San Diego, 5-4, and : Los' Angeles whipped Chicago, :: 4-1, in National League gatnes. : Designated hitter Orlando :. Cepeda hit his ninth career , :; grand slam to cap a five-run • tllird Inning and spsrk the Red : Sol ovet Texas. Cepeda's sixth ' · came off - horner of the season . '"' Pete Broberg and hel~ Luis : Tiant to his third victory in five decision.s . Mike Epstein and ., Ken suarez homered for the ~ ... t: ~ -. t :ftMiers. : c't t •• Art Kusnyer doubled home WHY PAY MORE? .the 'fo rbid_den' fragrance ' '·' ALL LP'S MARKED DOWN REG. '11.98 NOW '6.97 REG. '5.98 NOW '3.50 REG. '9.98 NOW '5.83 , REG. 4.98 NOW '2.90 1 REG. '7.98 NOW '4.71 . PERFUME • COLOGNE • SPRAY COLOGNE • OUSTING powDER ..-;-"' ~ GET THE Bill & Lee'~ · MUSIC CENTER Forrmer BAW Hcti¥t. A:oom HI Sec••,•Ut . P<IMEROY, OH 10 . h . "1· MIO · .....-. : 7 • · m. t.S: Jtp.m. Nly MASON. w. VA. n;a.uu ·------',;•;,;·"';;·;,;,.;,;'o;•;;·"';;·;;';,;'ii,..io'li'i."iiiO"'iii'M;:;'-•-•'• -.1 .. - ' •.. ' ' I Pre~cription S~rvi~e-4 Registered Pharmacists to Ser'IIP. You . Open Oa1l)' B!OO :1.m. to 9 p.m .-Sunttay ,10: 30 a.m . 12:3~ p.m , & S to 9 p.m. tO ..__.. .., . Gas • . ~LUMBIAGAS . ' ' -, - .. ~ CONSUMER INFORMATION WEEK .jj1 i~ FACTS! ......... ~ . Dr. Robert R. Clark, director of bands at Marshall University, will be speaker at .the Eastern High School band . banquet to be held at 6:30 p.m·. Saturday at the school. Dr. Clark holds a Ph.D in music from the University . of Michigan ; a MA in music education from Ohio State UniVersity; a BS in music education from Miamj University in Oxford. He has been at Marshall University since September, 1967. The visiting music director serves on the faculty advisory committee, is coordinator of all instrumental activities handles recruiting works with the public relations committee I IS d1rec tor of the summer .111usi.c _camp, director of the annual high school marching band competition festival and .is a guest conductor in several states. In addition, Dr. Clark has workeo part-time as the assistant band director at Duke University in North Carolina . • ' APRIL30-MAY 5,1973 ' , ' ' -,.lf,:nl,•nt ., ,.......... -~ -- 12 oz . $1.25 Value AUTO TRAVEL. FIRST AID KIT - TABLETS 60's $ 1.69 V alu~ J&J BABY NO MORE TANGLES SHAMPOO r1• 2 oz. 12 oz . CRICKET .............. ........ ............ LIGHTERS .~ . ~.. s 1.89 $1.89 Value $4.95 Value Value $1.49 Value L Our Magic Quality Jewelry ·Punch Card . 1 Reg. & Extra Hold SOUND SYStEM Willi SPEAKERS , $17 995 . $246 .00 The name ironwood designates no cerLain kind of tree. It is applied to l different iree in .every country . ...... :. r.·· ~.. ~ ...... u..• "" Jl, ·'~-· ' '• ;',.. 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F !',~- Stereo Receive 3 Modes-Stereo, 4 chnl. MatriK, · discrete Special tape heads play 4 Chnl. Tapes or 2 chnl. regular tapes , · bass recital RIO GRANDE·-:_ A formal recital will be presented by ·· Mark Shreve, bass solist and a student at Rio Grande College, Thursday at 8:30p.m. in Davis Hall on the campus. Selections will include the recilive for bass for "Tlie Messiah" by Handel entitled " Thus Saith the Lord,'' and _also from ' 'The Messiah" I usut Who May Abide the Day of His Coming." 0\her selections · t o be presented include " Honor and Arms"-, by . Handel;" "It Is Enough, " by Mendelssohn; "SomeUmes I Feel Like A · Motherless Child," a spiritual; "Silent Noon," by R. Vaughn and Williams; " Loveliest of Trees," by John Duke, and ''HHls of Home," by Oscar J .. Fox ~ · Ffom Broadway produc tions Mark will sing " Lonely Room' ', from R.odgers ·and Hammerstein 's ''Oklahoma' '·, "They . Cilll the Wind Maria," from Lerner"· and Low e's "Paint Your Wagon ' '; and "The Imposs ible . D~~~m/' from Leigh and Darion's " Man of LaMancha ," The recital will conclude with "I'm . Tired," a blues nurhber by Savoy Brown, and "Colour My World, ' ' by Chicago . . Guests on the program will be Buzzy Barksdale on flute ; and Roger Unger on the drums. Sound recording and sound will be completed by Brad Kings and lighting for the recital by Steve Little, all of Ri o Grande College . .f Gas is· precious, pure energy . .. us.e it wisely. REG. '6.98 NOW '4.06 SUAVE BALSAM Mark ShreVe in ' REG. 12.98 NOW '1.86 ALL 45 RECORDS ONLY 69' 10 FT. JOINTS PERFORATED SOLID *2.29 *1.99 T's & ELBOWS 90' EACH Because natural gas has always been so inexpensive, there has never been a great urge to conserve it. Until now . . . Right now, th e r~ ·s ju st not enough natural gas to supply all the new de)Jlands for the cleanest- burning fuel. Of course, as a gas customer, you don't have to worry about getttng the gas you need for the appliances now in your home .. . or their replacements. But the shortage of natural gas, indeed, the shmtage of all clean-burning fuels, is becoming a grave threat to, our community's economic growih. More clean-burning gas is desperately needed. Not only to stimulate economic growth and provide more jobs, but simply to maintain cu rrent requirements. A healthy economy needs natural gas . And a healthy environment. need s natural gas. Use gas wisely in your home and business. It's too valuable to waste . And the gas you save, t~gether with the new gas ColumbtqiS worktng hard to develop, · can help ease the gas shortage. · Write to·Col·umbia Gas for the free booklet " 30 Ways to Save." ' ·• • u • .. · PIPE pure energy. Use it ·. wisely.· •• at band work In the anned forces and has had 25 years experience with danCe bands theater orchestras, television' and variety s hows. He is a member of numerous musical organizations . Saturday night's banquet will take the form of a smorgasbord and is open to band students, families and friends. The Eastern iland Boosters are ar~~nging the menu to be brought by band patrons . Table service and the balance of the menu not brought will be provided by the boosters . · IS• preCIOUS, ..- Oark to speak Eastern He has had wide experience in 4" ·Visit ·Our Cosmetic Counter • lost." Bill & Lee's BLACK PLASTIC PIPE ~ "ilrj "' Pat , Kelly, the "league's " leading hitter, gave Wood all .., the offense be needed in the ':: first Inning when he tripled and ~ &ecired on a sacrifice fly by , Cilrlos May. Kelly also deliv~ erect a 's acrifice fly in the "-~ seventh. The victory was the ~ White Sox' sixth in a row and a Horne School ins truc tor; Livestock American League Proje c ts by Van No s tran ; (lO innings) Nutriti on by Ruth Devol ; (Continued from page 3) Cleve 000 000 400 4- 8 11 0 ooO 400 000 o- 4 11 3 Natural Resources and 4-H by Robinson added two hits each. M lnn Strom. Lam b (4). Jo hn~ on Gardy Swope. Meigs Coun ty CorJl in his seve n ir:mings of ( 10) anc' Duncan; Woodson , work, struck out five and Golt z (7), Sanders {7). Corbin Carson , Di,c.ie Sayre , and Game Protector. Jo~·ce Bowen conducted a issued rio free passes. Baird ( 10) and Mitterwald. · WP'"""' Margie Hun~ ell ; Rock Spr.ingS Lamb ( 1-0). LP- Sanders ( 1-1) . Lady Bugs, Mr s. Louise session · for secretaries and and his. · reliefer, Jeff Blazer, .HR - M itterwald (1st ) . news reporters and Marquand . fanned five whlle walking four. Radfo1d and Mrs. Anh Evans ; The .Vikings will play their .~altimore 000 000 ooo- 0 6 2 Danville Shamrocks, Donna instructed the presidents and 100 001 20x - 4 6 1 second game of the SOuthern Chicago Kunath and Linda Cardillo; vice presidents . Palmer . Pena (71 and Wil · Hostesses for a social hour at Sectional Tou rnament Friday Iiams ; Wood (6-2) and Herr Five Point 'Bucks, Mr. and mann . LP- Pal mer ( 1.f). Mrs . · Nickl ois Leonard ; Great the conclusion of the classes afternoon at Waterloo. Kyger Bend Go-Getters, Vicki Proffitt were Ingrid Hawley , Teresa Creek travels to Ironton St. Joe I 10 innings) Friday afternoon -i n a sectional Oak · 100 100 100 4- 7 13·3 and Debbie Boso; Eager Ca r r and Niese! Duvall. M ilw 000 210 000 0- 3 6 1 tournament game. Beavers 4-H Club , Br enda Numerous door ' prizes were By innings : Donahue and Amanda Lee; awarded . On dis play at the • 101 106 0- 9 II 3 Four Leaf Clover Club , mee ting wa s " the talkin g SV · Marianne Watson; The Dp and bicycle " with tips on safety, Kyger Creek 000 100 0----1 18 the winn ing 4-H posters, and At, Um 4-H Cl u b, Ruth Corn ( W) and Ash. Baird tnaterials of interest tQ ad. Mulford; Sunshine Clovers , ( L), Blazer ( 6) and Hudson . visors. Kay Sayre , Cheryl Wright a nd Barbara Allman; Busy Hands ;. •• • .. Behagan, the slick. forwafd from Minnesota, got aU i8 of his points in the first hall when the United States broke the game open with a 14-2 tear midway through tbe half. North Csrolina's Jones and Providence guard Emle Digregorio took up the scoring slack in the second hall, each pumping in 16 points. The Russians managed to cut the Americans' 4+31 baUtlme lead to 51).11 with 17 minutes left in the game before he United States pumped ill straight points to win going away. Jones and Digregorio got 10 of those 14 points. Digregorio repeatedly foWid the range from outside in the ..,cond hall and triggered the American fast break. The Providence guard credited the inside play of Behagen, Jones and Saunders · for the victory. "We got a cbance to freelance more and Behagen and Jones really took · it \0 the basket~~~ he said,' The Russians, forced to play without star center Alexander Belov, who suffered an injury in the San Diego game, got a 31point effort from g~ard Alexander Sainikov . Film Reg_ 15.69 $379 Sylvania Rash Cubes GAY FOLDING CHAISE LOUNGE Reg. 11.65 BY LENOX FOR 8 99R•\! ~ 45 PIECE 1-.....::!~-itttolt----.;,;;;..___+~"!"'-~~-..;~.;;;~~ . $11.47 Sylvania Magic Cubes $1 .88 Value Hlab.N ' · Vapor N~~l SPRAT ..::. ·-· ···· ;,.~'"·.~ ·~ Dinnerware .77 S9 Reg. 12.35 $109 · CX-126-12 Film By Reg. 19.95 1 t ( i(!!l\ ... \ - \ 99~ ..... ............. ..... ·:;·....... .' · ·~· '140 TABLE LAMP 3-way Switch Reg . $10.95 · · ~·- \ --- -,~?~:·J r VAN WYCK V~l' l!t1. '16 'l'j ~·GIANT .5"CAN OPENER ! 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UNION 8APTI~T Evans , CrH tS1tar1 Edu cation Sc hool 10 a m RC\1 Cec•t Co~~; , pas tor Sunday WESLEYAN tRa<•neJ Su p! worShip s.erv •ce. 10 30 S<. hool sup! , Joe Sayre am , COI'II i rmat •on c la ss es. WClr sh 1p , 11 a> m , Church Sunday schoo l. 9 45 a m ., Sc hool, 10 a m Tuesday , 1 8 15, IVnior con Sunday even 1ng worsh•p , 1 30 NORTHEAST CLUSTER flrmat •on c la ss . l t me set W ednesday pr,yer o;~nd B ible Rev . Jacob lehman Wet!kly , s.en•or con t ~rmalion study , 7 30 p m POMEROY Rev . Slantey Bro~ndum c lass Sen.or choir, 1 30 p m . TUPPERS PLA.NS POMEROY TRINITY SACRED HEART Rev JOPPA Worsh i p 10 am , Tut>sdav CHRISTIAN CHURCH Re~o~ W H . Perr in . pastor Roy Father Bernard K raf(ov ~e, SEVENTH - DAY AD · Church Sc hool 9 a m • Prayer Mayer , Svpf Church school , Eugene Underwood . pastor , pastor . Phone 991 2825 . VE NTIST Located on Meetmg, Wednesday , 8 p m Howard Caldwell, Jr , Sunday 9 IS am , worsh ip . 10 7Ja m , Saturday e\l en•ng Mas.s. 7 30 LONG BOTTOM Church Sc hool Supt . Sunday School, Mv l berry He i ghts , near youth choi r rehearsa f Monday, p m Sunday Mas.s , 8 and 10 Veteran s Memor i al Hosp1 ta l. serv i ces . 9 am .; .S und"Y 9 30 a m , Mornmg sermon, 6 30 p m ; Mrs Marv in Burt , am . Contes.sions , Saturday . 7 • Pomeroy Pastor H e r be rt School 9. 45 a .m Btble Study 10 30 ~ lh , Svnday everung dtrector , sen ior cho•r 7 30 p m Morgan Sabbath School , every every Thursday , 7 30 p.m . serv tce , 'r m . rehearsal , 7. 30 p . m , Thurs POMEROY ~IRST SAP· NORTH BETHEl Wor Saturday at 7 p m and wor shiP LETART FALLS VNITEO daoy . Mrs Paul Neas.e , TIST - Robert Kuhn , pastor , Sh i P 11 am , Chv r ch School 10 BRETHREN - Rev Freeland se r v1ce followmg at 3 IS p m d 1rector. Wdltam Watson , Sunday school Open Btble d •sc uss•on each am POMEROY CHURCH OF s.upt Sunday school. 9. 30 a m .. Norr~ s, pastor , Floyd Norrt s . ALFRED - Sunday schoo l. supt Sund ay school , 9 30 a m : Thursdav at 7 30 p m at the T HE NAZARENE Corner" BY F, 6 p .m , Bib le study , 9 -45 a ~m _ ea c h Sun da Y, c hur ch " T heF r i end l y morning se rmon, 10 . 30 a rrt , Union and Mulberry Rev Wednesday , 7 p m . cho•r prea ch1ng at 11 am eact~ Church " '• Prayer se r v~ee. Wednesday , Clyde v . H enderson , pastor . practtce , Wednesdav . 8 30 p m GRAHAM UNITED sunday Prayer meeltno. 7 4$ 730p .m , Sunday school , 9 JO a m , Gle n POMEROY WESLEYAN p m Wednesday , wscs , 8 p m . ME THOOIST Preachtng CHESHIRE CHUA:C.H OF McCtvng , supt .. morn tng • HOLINESS CHURCH 9: 30 am , lirst and secon d on fh trd Tuesday eact} mon th GOO OF PROPHECY , G. P . worsh ip , 10 30 am : eventng Harrisonville Road , Rev REEDSVILLE .Sunday Sm i th pastor Sunday School , Svndays of each month , fh 1rd serv •c e . ? 30 . m td week se r . O' De ll Manley , Pastor , Henry ' • and f ovrth Sun da ys each schoo L 9: 30 ; preachmg , 7 · JO 10 a m , Arthur Henson , Su pt ; vtce . Wednesday , 7 JO p m Eblm , Sunday School Su pt. mo nth , wor Sh i P service at 7 30 , p .m . Su nday , pray er meeting , Morn1ng Wor s.hi p, 11 am ; GRACE E PtSCOPAL Sun day Schoo l 9 30 a m , p m Wedn esday evenmgs a! 7 30 p m Tu es.da y ; WSCS , 7. 30 Young Peoples serv ice, 7 p m , Morning pray--er- ana se r m on , • Evenmg worsh tp 7· 30 p m , f i rst Thursday each monfh 7 30 , Pray er a od Bible Stu dy Even1ng se rvtce. 7 . 30 p m . 10 30 am . Ho l y co m munton Prayer and Pra tse service , SILVER RIDGE - Worsh •P Wednesday Mid Week Prayer FIRST SOUTHERN BAP · and sermon , f trst Sund ays. Thursday , 7 30 p m 10 a m ; Church Sch ool. 9 a m TIST ~ 282 Mulberry Ave , Serv i ce , 7 30 p m , Youth 10 . 30 a m Chur c h sch ool. NEASE SETTLEMENT TUPPERS PLAINS Pomeroy , af f tlta t ed Wtlh meeting 6 30 p m , Evenmg k i ndergarten thro ugh etghth • CHAPEL Non S. B C , th e Rev Fred H il l , Worsh i P 9 a m ; Church worsh 1p 1 7 :10 p m grade , 10 30 am denomtnattonal , George S p .J stor , Her she l M cC lur e, Sc hoo l. 10 a m CHESTER CHUR CH OF POMEROY CHURCH OF Oiler , Pa stor Svnday School 10 KENO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday school su pt Sunda y Rev . CHRIST - Mr Hoyt AJten , Jr, am Worship ServiCe 11 a m CHRIST HotJart Newell , H erberf Gr ate , pastor Wor · school. 9 30 am , mo rnmg pastor . Btble Sc hoo l, 9 30 a m , Sunday n•gh t serviCes 7 30 wor sh ip, 10.30 am , Sun day sup t Serv1c~ weekly , 9 30 am Sh i p se r v•ce , 11 am . and 7, 30 worsh tp , 10 JO . adult wor shi p p m Wednesday ...,... Prayer on !lundav P r each•ng f tr sl and p m Sunda y Sun day Sc hool , evangeliS t iC me et 1og , 7 30 p m service and young peopl e's meeting 1 30 p m Everyone Pray er meettng , W ednesday , lh1rd .S undays o f month by 9 30 am Rtchard Barton , meeting , both 1 30 p m Sun I•. wel come 7 30 p m Cl1fford Sm 1th . 9 30 am su pt Pr ayer meef1ng, Wed day Wedne sday , comb•ned POMEROY WESTSIDE HOBSON CHRISTIAN n es day, 7 30 p m . MIDDLEPORT ' Bible study and prayer CHURCH OF CHRIST, :'00 \fl/ MT . MORIAH BAPTIST ~ UN JON •--.- Darrel Doddrill. BRADBURY CHU~~H ' OF meehng , 7 30 p m Ma1n St - L dt'en T Stephens , Co rner f' ourth and Ma1n , pa stor Sunday School. 9 . 30 CHRIST Clt llord Smtih , . T H E SALVATION ARMY ~ evange t1 sf , phone 992 7856 M1dd ieport Rev Henry Key , am , Leona rd Gilmo r e. fir st mtnts t er Sunday Sc hool 9 30 Envoy Ray W . W lnmg , Off tcc r Co n servat1ve , non · Jr , pastor Sundav Sc hool. 9 30 elder , evenmg serviCe, 1 30 a m . morntng chur c h 10 30 m charge Sundl!ly , 10 am , tnstrumental Sunday worshtp , Wednesday prayer am , Sund ay eveni ng se r11 lce, am , Mrs Erv •n Baumgard . p m Holiness meet ing , 10 · 30 am , 10 am . Bible study , 11 am , meet1ng , 7 30 p m ner , sup! , Mornmg worsh,p , 7 30p m Wednesday serv•ce. B Sunday School. Young People 's wor shi p , 6 p m Wed nesday tO 45 a m MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF, om Leg1 on , 7p m , Thursday , 1to 3 Bi ble study , 7 p m GOD - Rac i ne Route 2 The JEHOVA H ' S WITNESSES LAUREL CLIFF FREE p m Lad•es Hom e League. 1 MIDWAY COMMUNITY Rev Charles Hand , pastor La rry Ca rnahan, pr estdmg p m , Prep classes METHODIST Rev Robert CHURCH ( non m 1n• Sier Sunday, Btble" tee . Su nday sc hoo l. 9 45 a m , E Buckley, pastor Wtll 1am denomtnationa ll, Langsv tl le morn1ng worshtp , 11 am lure , 9 JO am , Wat c htow er ' Ba11ey , su pt . Su nday school Oe)(!er Road , th e Rev Worley Even .n g se rv 1ces, Tuesday and 9 30 a m , mornmg worShip, stvdy, 10 30 am . Tuesday , ' , pa stor Su nday schoo l , F riday , 7 30 B•b le stUdy, 7 30 p m ; Thur s . 10 30 a m , evenmg worsh i p , North Dakota is the only Haley 10 a m , evenmg wor sh1p, 7 30 day , m 1ntstry scho ol , 7 30 •' S.EARWALLOW RIDGE 7 30 p m Wednesday Chnstia n state in the umon never to p m Prayer meeling, CHURCH OF CHRIST · B1ble Youth Cr usa de , 6 30 p m , p m ,. se rv1ce meet1ng 8 30 have recorderl an earth · Tuesday , 7 30 p m , youth st udy , 9 30 am , morntng prayer me et 1ng , 7 30 p m , pm gro up , Fr 1day , 7 30 p .m wor sh ip , 10 30 am , eveni ng Thur sday ChOir pra Ct iCe, 7 quake MIDDLEPORT CHUR CH of wor ship, 6 30 p m Wednesday om Ch nst 1n ChflStian Union • Bible study , 7 30 p m Lawrence Manl ey, pastor DEXTER CHURCM OF UNITED MINISTRY OF CHRIST Mr s Russell Young, Su nday Danny Evan s, • MEIGS COUNTY . The Un i ted pastor, Norman C Will , su pt . Sc hool Sup! .S unday Sc hool Pr es byt enan Church, Dwight Su nday Sc hool 9 30 a m , 9 30 am Even1ng worsh1p , L Zav1tz , Pas tor D~re c lor , Worsh •P servi ce, 10 30 am 7 30 W e dne sday prayer Geor ge W Hutton and Rev mee ting , 1 JO p m Chr 1st.an Endeavor S unday L tnson Stebbtns, Ass ' t Pastor · eve n 1ng MT MORIAH CHURCH OF re c tors Dt GOD - Ra c tne Route 2, t he REORGANIZED CHURCH ' FIRST UNITED PRES · OF Rev . James M . Mun c y, pas t or JESUS CHRIST OF BYTERIAN , Mtddle Sunday school . 9 A5 a m . LATTER DAY SAINTS port , Sunday Chur c tl Sc hool , Porlland -Ra c1 ne Road Ra lph mo rn ing worship , 1I am , I School, 9 30 am , Mrs Homer Jo hn s on , pastor even1ng worship , 7 30 p m Herbert All bands of the Eastern Boatr ig ht , Bas s, Btl/ Am . L ee , Sup! , Mor n1ng Worsh i p White , Sunda y Schoo l D i re c tor Prayer meetmg, Tuesday , 7 30 10 30 a m p m , Youn g peop le's mee t •ng , • su nday .Schoo l . 9 30 a m . Local School District will be berger , Perc ussiOn, Jane Ann FIRST UNITEU Morn1ng wor ship , 10 30 am , 7 30 p m Thur sday Karr, Paula Hauber, Pair tc ia • presented in concert at 3 p.m. W tndon , Sher ry Epple, Georg e PRESBYl=ERIAN . Mid · Sunday evenmg ser>-11Ce 7 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF dleport. Sunday Chur c h Sc hool, Wedne s day e ven1ng prayer Goo Bertha K1 ngr ey , Sundsy at the Eastern High Pickens , T.ony a Keebaugh , 9 30 am , L eW IS Sauer, Su pt ; se rv 1c es, 7 30 p m substt t ut e pas t or Sunday G;Jifa r , Cra tg Reed and Ba ss Morn1ng Worsh1p, 10 30 am SchooL . SchooL 10 am , wor s htp BETHLE.HEM BAPTIST Guitar, Steve Reed MT . OLIVE CHURCH se rv• ce, 7 p m Sunday. Prayer ' Gr ea t Bend, Cha r les Norns, Charles Wills, instrumental l n termed tale ba nd, Flutes. Long Bottom , Su nd ay Sc hool, pa stor Worsh tp s.er vlce, 9 30 m eel1ng , W ednesday , 7 30 p m 10 a m W!lh Willard P 1QOII , am , Sun day SchooL 10 30 HAZEL COMMUNITY music supervisor, will direct Debbie Durst, Jan e t Brooks , • su pt Evange li st mes sage ea ch am CHURCH - N ear Long Bot Clart net s, Dorothy Runyon, and Mrs. MaxineWhitehead Susan Hann um, Cmdy Scyoc. Su nday eve nmg , 1 30 p m by tom Est !I Harf, pastor, Roy CARLETON CHURCH E ld er Russe ll Cl tne, mm1ster Kmgsbury Brown , ass1s tant pastor Road S unday will be in charge of the song D1ana Ma ssar, Te r n Pull 1ns, ot the Apos toli c Fa1 th Btble Sc hool , 9 30 am , Ralph Cart, Sunday schoo l , 10 am , Chu r ch Reed, Melba flutes. They will play " London Ktmberly Study , Wednesday , 7 30 pITt . sup t Wor Shi p serv 1ce . 10 30 7 30 p m ea c h Sunday Th om as, Angte Hensle y, Alto FIRST UNITED am and 7 30 p m alternately , 11 even1ng prayer rneet1ng , 1 30 Bridge," Pony Ride," Saxoph o n es, R andy Keller, PRESBYTERIAN, Sy ra cuse, Pray er meetmg , Wedn esday , p m Thursday · " ''Merry-Go-Round," ' 1School Ri c ky Lehman, Ron Matheny , Morntng Worsh1p , 9 a m ; 7. 30 p m. R ev MIDDLEPORT PEN Jay Stiles. Sunday ChUrch Schoo l , 10 am TECOSTAL Third Ave , the Trumpets , Sherr ie Starcher , oas tor Patrol," and i'This Old Man." Mr s Sampson Hall , Supt Rev Will1 a m -Kntll el , pa stor OLD DEXTER CON Jtmmy Stee le. V1da We ber , The program by the various STIVERS\/ ILL E COM · GREGATIONAL Ronald Dugan , Sunday Sc hool CHURCH Cl 1ffor d Longenette, Tammy bands follows · MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Sup! Classes for a ll ages, Rev . Ca rl Rtchards, Forlney , T eresa Benedum : school serv iCe, 10 am , Pray er pas t or even111g scrvtce , 7 30 p m , Beginning band, The Mrs Wor l~ y Trombone , Pau la Hy se ll , m ee t1ng, Thursday, 7 p m , Fran cts, Sun day sc hool sup t , Btblc study , Wednesday, 7, 30 Cru~aders and Away We Go 8ar1tone, Lowell R•denour , Sunday eve ntng serv i ce, 1 p .m p m youth serv1ces. F rtd ay , Su n day sc hoo l , 9 45 a m , Intermediate band, Colorado 7 JO p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST chu r ch serv 1c es , second and Percuss i on, Jam e~ Ryan, Trail and Sweet Bet~y fr om Pom e roy Harri s onv ille fourth FREEWILL BAPTIST Ronn1e M cG rath , Charles Sundays f ollow• ng ~ Pike Road Ke nn eth Ebe rt s, pa stor Corner Ash a nd P l um, Mid lan ce, Bill Kautz Sunday sc hool. f~rst and th~rd Junior ba nd , S' Cool Room Pau l McE l roy , Sunday Schoo l SUt1 day eve n1ngs , 7 JO p m d l eport , N oel Herrman , • Ju n ior band, Flut es, Paula Sup! Sunday School 9 30 am , , , Six - Etght March, Overture ' p astor Salu rday evcn.na LONG BOTTOM C1ndy R i t c hi e, mornm g worshtp and com se rv •ce, 7 p m . Svnday school, ,. . The Court of H enry Vlll,, The H aw k , CtiR .I STIA N Mr Robert Clartne ts, Chery l Gr~ff1n , mun•on , 10 30 am , Su nday Wyatt , pa stor , Su nday Sc hool 10 a m , Sund ay even •nQ ~: Bugler Rocks . a11d Gasligh t Kathy Follrod, Otana Epple , even1ng youth ChrtSt tan en . su pf , Ronald Osborne , Btble wor sh1p , 7 p m ' . Gaieties deav or , 6 30 ; Wor Ship ser Lon Young , l1 sa Ma ste r s, FIRST BAPTIST Of M td Sc hoo l, 9 30 am , preachmg Sen1or band , K1ng Cotton, VI CeS, Sunday, 7 30 p m d leporL cor ne r of S•XI h and M ary M o ra , Kathy Pullms. 10 45 a m , Even1ng serviCeS,~ Tanglewood , Here's Ch1 cag ol, Wedn es day eventng pr.ayer 7 30 p m Pa lmer Stre et s R ev Cha r les D•ana B ened um , San dra ' Minuet m Groovy Four , Su1te mee tfng and Bible study , 7 30 Si mons. pastor Danny HYSELL RUN FREE Hensley ; Oboe, Teresa Carr , "... , from Royal Trump Bohemta, " Thomp son, Sunday S<;hool P m. ' METHODIST - Ro nald We l ls. e t s, Tere s a Buck l ey , ST . JOHN ·Lu-THERAN Su nda y Super1nt endent Celebration, Balladall' , and pastor Sunday .Sc hool 9 JO Su zy G.oebel. Barbara Dougla s, Pme C rove. the Rev Arthur am , Morn1ng wor Ship , 10 · 10 churc h ~c hool for eve ry one ;-· - The Free lance Mar ch Rache l Hunter , Cmdy Dill , Combs, pa stor Sunday sc hoo l, 9 15 a nr.. Morn1ng wor sh tp am , Young Peopl es Service Personnel of the bands ' Sonia Beaver, Mark Mora, 9 30 a m , church serv 1ces, 6 45 p m , Evange lts t tc ser 10 15 am . Evenm g serv1ces, Se n1or , Flute s V ick 1 10 30 a m 7 30 p .m .. Wednesday p r aye r Teresa Smllh. Bel tnda Deete r ,' VICe, 1 30 p m Pr ayer Spencer , luann New e ll , BRADBURY CHURCH OF meeting , Thursday , 7 30 p m se rv 1ce, 7 30 p m Extra youth Alto Saxophones , Jayne Sm1th , • Katnna Batey , Cathy Dav1s , Becky W .ndon, Lam ar Lyons . CHRIST Btb le .Sc hool , 9 J O ac tlvti iCS on .Su nday , 5 p .m , FREEDOM GOSPEL am , mo r n1ng worsh1p , 10 30 MISSION - Bald Knobs , Re11 • Oboe · Cnssy Morlan, Bb l or all youth up to Six th g rad e , Percu ss ton, Jul t Whit ehead , am Su nday evening Wor s. hlp L R G luesen ca m p, pastor 6 30 for l Ull lO r a,nd sen 1or htgh ~Clar i nets, Barbara Andrew s, Serv1ce, 7 30 p m , c hotr Roger Wilfred , Sr. . Sunr1ay stu d en ts ~. Lucy Holter, Shen Young. Steve H auber , Jan et Ambrose , V 1ck 1 Epple , Tammy F 1tch , pracf •ce Sunday and Wed . School Supt Sunday Sc hool CHURCH OF CHRIST , ·~ Kathy Newell. An1ta Buckley, nes day , 7 p m , prayer meetmg 9 30 am , Sunday evenmg David Brown; Bell s, ·Debbie Mtdd le port, 5 th an d Ma 1n ~D 1ana Pullins, Joanne F1ck , and Bible Study Wednesday , worsh i p 7 30 . Pray er meehng, Ra vlm Moyer, pa stor Ml(hael Wmdon ~". Alto Clannet, Crystal Erwm , 7 30 p m Ger l ac h , Su nd ay Sc hoo l supt Beg t nn •ng band , F l ute , Tu esday , 7 30 · p m ' Ernest •· Bass Clannet, Melinda Am s ANTIQUITY BAPTIST B1b l e Schoo l , 9 3 0 a m , Deete r c lass leader Youth Becky Edwards , Ctan.net s, Rev Fre eland Norris , pastor ;, bary , Alto Saxophone , Karen rnorn1ng worship , 10 30 a m , meefmg, Wedn esda y , 7 30 Kaleen MII Jhone , Lucy Shook , Sv nday school 10 a m , Chur c h eve n1ng worsti1p , 7 30 p m , ,. _ Reed , Regma K1me p m , Er nest Dee ter, leader Ltta Young , Becky Poo ler. se r vtce, 7 p m Wednesday prayer se rv ICC 7 p m Wed ~: .. Tenor Sax, Den1 se Dea n , MT HERMON CHURCH OF Paul a L tfe , Nancy Sa mos, Bible Study , 7 p m nes day THE UNITED BRETHREN IN ~ ~ Bant o ne Sax, 8!11 Haye s, RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST Randy Van Meter , Trumpets , MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Robert S hook, • .: Bassoon , Sandy Wood ; OF THE NAZARENE OF THE NAZARENE - R Jv Jean 1e M cClure, Jtmmy pa stor Sunday ~c hool. 9 30 ' ~ Trumpets, Jane Whtle h ead. Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 a m , am, Russe l l Spencer , sup!, Aucjry Miller, pastor , L ew •s Swa1n , Alber ta Schultz , Debbi e Steve Follrod , Steve Goebel. Mornmg worshtp , 10 30 am , wor sh•P service. 10 45 am , Ei l ts, Su nday school su pt , Lew1 s, Eddte Holter , T1mmy Even 1ng worship , 7 30 p m , evenmg wor shi p al ternatmg Cheryl Kuhn, Mandie Rose, Su nday sc hool , 9 30 am ., D il l o n , Son1r Ca r r , Judy Wednesday Mtd Week Serv1CC! mornm g worsh 1p , 10 30, 1Un 10r " Marylu Mills, Nan cy M1ller, w 1th C E at 1 30 p m on Ho l t er , J oe Smlfh, Greg Sunday Sc hool Superintendent , Sundav Prayer meeling . 1 30 SOc iety , 6 30 p m NYPS , 6 45 •· Deanna Hensley , Pam Kautz ; Hayman , Arlene Connally, Ge ral d Wells . Pa stor . R ev sunday evangellst .c p m p m Wed nesday Alfred Wolfe, French Horns, Mart1e Cald. Morrts M Wo lf e Alto Sa)(ophones, Steve Gnffm, mee tin g, 7 30 p m Pray e r lay leader well, Teresa Chtehester, Joy ce RACINE FIRST BAPTIST meeting, Wednesday , 7 30 p m Jan e t M ora , Ttm Haw thorne , WHITE ' S CHAPEL Myer s 1 • Betsy Amsbary , Edward 8 FIS Cher, pa stor Coolvi l le R D Rev Roy Deeter, MEIGS K edh Wolf e; Trombone s, Trombones, Dav1d Weber , Jill •nt er t m , Ronn•e Sa l se r , COOPERATIVE pas tor Sunday schoo l, 9 30 Ru st y Sta r t her , Bryan Wh1te , Sunday Sc hoo l sup! , Sunday a m , worsh •P serv• ce, 10 30 Swa in , Joe Bu chanan ; PARISH Pe rcuss to n , Br1an Btsse ll, sc hoo l, 9 JO a m , morn.ng a m Btbl e study and p raye r THE UNITED Bar i tones, Debbie Jeffer s, Edd ie Scyoc , Jeff Root METHODIST CHURCH worship 10 45 am , Su nday servtce, Wednesday, 7 30 p m Mar sha K1mes , Debb1e Robert R Card • evenmg wor ship , 7· 30 p m RUTLAND D~recfor Wednesday e vemg B 1ble study , RUTLAND FIRST BAPTISl' • POMEROY CLUSTER , 7 30pm Rev Samuel Ja c kson, Rev . Robert R. Card DANVILLE WESLEYAN pas tor Sunday Sch oo l, 10 a m , Rev F Stanten Smtth Rev Lawren ce Sulli van , Mr s Ge rtrude Butler , s upt' CHESTER - WorSh i p 9 15 pa stor Sunday School 9: 30 Prayer serv ice, 1 30 p m , am Church School 10 am am • youth and iun .or you th preaching serv 1ce , 2 p.m . ENTERPRISE - Worshtp , 9 se rv• ce , 6 · 45 p m , evenmg R 10 GRANDE The for ten days followmg th1s am RUTLAND CHURCH OF , Church Sc hool, 10 am . worsh 1p, 7 30 p m , prayer and CHRIST - Ke 1th W1se . pastor Are~wide ProJect on Agmg for announcement. __.., FLATWOODS - ' worsh1p , 11 pra ,se, Wednesday, 7·3 0 p m Su nday Sc hool , 9 30 am , V H Ga llla, Jackson , Metgs, Scioto The coordinator o f Hom e a m , Church Sc hool 10 a m SILVER RUN FREE Braley , supt .. worshtp se rv1 ce • and Vinton counttes with Mair;ltenance must be a htgh POMEROY Worsh1p , BAPTIST Rev Howard and commun1on, 10 JO am , headquarters at Rio Grande school grad!Jafe, have a sin · 10 30 a m , Church Sc hool 9 15 K •mble , pastor Sunday School, evenmg serv1ce , 7 p . m ., a m , U MY F 6 30 p m ~ College, today announced the t t 1n wa n t 1ng t 0 10 a m , Henry Dav 1S, sup t , Wedn es day , B1ble s.tu dy , 7 p m ,cere Ill tores ROCK SPRINGS ~ Wor Ship need for a H ome Ma•ntenance even1ng se rviCe , 7 30 p m, Regu l ar board meeting , third work wtth the elderly and 10 a m , Churc h Sc hool 9 a m P r ay er meeting, Thur s day , Saturday eac h month , 7 p m Coordinator to work c losely possess the capab1l1ty of be1 ng UMYF 6· 30 p m 7 30 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY With Senior C1tzens Cen ter able to rela te well w1th other MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF CHURCH The Rev Lee D1rectors and Cooperative tnd •v •duats and a ther agen c ies , Rev , Robert Bumgarner GOO R ev James Sat · B urne m , Pa stor Sunday • Agenc1es of the 5 collnty area Appli ca nt s m ust have a HEATH WorShip 10 30 t erf1eld , pastor .Su nday school , .Sc hool 9 30 a m , Worship in secur ing home maintenan ce bac kground in home ma 10 . a m , Chur ch Sc hool 9 30 a m ; 9 30 a. m • wor ship se rv. ce , 11 se r v 1ce. 11 am Wednesday • assistance for the e lderl y te nan ce an d be qua 1'1 d t UMYF 7 p m am , eve ning se rv1 ce , 7 ; prayer m eet1ng, 7 30 p m I Ia o RUTLAND Worship 9. 15 pr ayer serviCe an'd yo u lh SunGay. n•ght worsh tp , 7.30 ; Appli ca tions w11t be accepted make so und 1udgment tn am , Ch ur ch Sc hool 10 am , serv1ce , Wednesday , 7 p m pm matters relallve t o h ome UMYF 1 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN RUTLAND CHURCH OF r epatr s Mu st have a depend SALEM CENTER Wor CHURCH - Rober t 6 Musse r , THE NAZARENE Re.v abl e ve hicle andpossess a valid sh1p 9 a . m . Church Sch oo l 10 pa stor Sunday School. 9 30 Lloyd 0 . G rtmm , Jr , pasto r Sta t e of Ohio dn ver 's l tcense . am , UMYF Thursday , 7 p m a m , R ob ert Bobo. supt , Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 a m , Must bewtlllng to do necessary SYRACUSE CLU.STE:R morn1ng worsh1p , 10 30 , Mornmg wor sh 1p, 10 30 a . m , Sunday evenmg se r vice , 7 30. trave l most of the travel will Rev . Merrell Floyd Young p eo pl e's. se rv 1ce, 6 45 M1d ·w eek se rv•ce , Wedn esday , p m , Evangei i SIJc serv. ce , 1 be tr'~m the R 1o Grande a ~S.BC~~r~h Scho~lo; s ~ ~ ml ~ 7 30 p m 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng Ar eaw1 de headquarter s Must wscs, 1st Tuesday • SYRAC USE CHURCH OF se rvi ce, 7 30 p m be w il lmg to attend meetmgs, FOREST RUN - Wor sh 1p 9 THE NAZARENE - Rev M MASON COUNTY con fe r e nce s a nd w orkshops a m , Church School 10 am , ' C Lar~mo r e, pastor Bob THE HILAND CHAPEL, when requ1red Will be WSCS , 3rd Wednesday . 7 30 Moore, Sunday Sc hool Supt Geor ge Cas to , pastor Sunday respon sible for maint am1ng Pm Sunday Sc hool , c iOJsses for a l l Sch ool, 9. JO, even1ng worsh ip , ages , 9 30 a m , morn1ng 7 J<Y "thur sday eve nmg prayer pbrodgram ex penditures Withm ~~~ ~~~~~;hl~ch o o !~o; s~~ ~ 10 wor sh1 p , 10 45, NYP S Sunday, se rv1ce, 7 30 p m u get categones refa t 1ve t o wscs , Jrd Monday , 7 30 p m . 6. 30 p m , evan~el1st tc service MASON FIRST BAPTIST ~ th e h ome mamt.e.nance SYRACUSE Chu r c h Sunday , 7 30 p m M 1d week Second and Pomeroy Sts, Stan p r ogram and to rec ruit sc l1ool. 9 am. , worshtp ser - prayer meelt ng , Wednesday , Cratg , pa stor su nday sc hool. vol unt e~r wo rker s f or th e v1ce 1 30 p m 1 30 p m , M ISSIOna ry meet•ng , Great select1on of Cards . 9 A5 am , worsh1p service, 11 program ~ SOUTHERN CLUSTER second Wednesday , 7 30 p m am , tra1n1ng un 1on . 6 30 Addtt 1onal mformat 1on on Rev. Fr.ank Cheesebrew UNITED FAITH NON - p m , event ng wor- sh ip S(! rV ice • Rev Martha Ann Maffner DENOMINATIONAL Rev 7 30 p m M1d w eek prayer' tob d escnpt1or, qual 1ficat tons Rev . Howard Shtveley Robe rt Smt i h, pastor Su nday ser v1ce, Wednesday , 7 30 p , m and app lt caftons may be ob BETHANY ( D orc..lsl t sc hoo l , 9 Jl) a m , c la s.s lea d er , FAIRVIEW BIBLE • ta •n ed by wnt1ng or call1ng the Worship , 9 '30 am , Chu rch Leo H il l , worsh•P s.ervice , CHURCH - Le far t Route 1, 111~; Areaw1 d e P ro Jec t on Ag tng , School 10 ~o a m 10 30 a m , a .ur ch, 7 30 p m Rev Stan Craig, pa s tor I ·~Rio Grande Co l le~e. Box 978, CARMEL Wors.h1p , 11 EDEN UNI ~TEO Sunday sc ho ol 9 30 a . m , a m , lsi and 3rd Sundays , Rm Grand e, Oh to 4567.:1 or BR ET HREN IN CHRIST prav er and Btbl e st udy , 7 30 ~-.._...,__,_ Church s cnool , 10 am Erdon R phone 614 245 5353, extensiOn Blake. pa stor Sunday p m Cottage prayer ser v1ce We wire flower s APPLE GROVE - Worsh1p , Sch ool 10 am , Winn te 26 Tt:esday , 10 am ; worship' Everywhere 7 30 p m f~rst and fhll'd Su n Hols inger, Su pt Morning se rv1ce . Fr1day . 7 30 p m The above pos it ion was made day s, Chu r ch schoo l , 9 . 30 sermon . 11 am ; Ev en1ng • MASON CHURCH OF available as a r esu lt of federal am , pra yer me et1ng , f~r s t serv1ce Ch1'1St1an Endeavor , ' CHRIST. P 0 Box 41 87, Mtller funds by a T tt le Ill gr an t under Wednes day, 7 30 p m 730 pm . Mr s Lyda Sl , Mason, W Va Sun day th e older American Ad at:J EAST LETAR f - WorS.hip , Cheva l i er_, prestdent So n g B•bte St udy 10 am , WorShip mm ls fered through the Oh10 7 30 p m , second and fourth s.erv tce an d ser mon , 8 20 Mtd • 11 a m and 7 p m B1b le Study Sundays , chur ch sc hoo l. 9 30 Week prayer meet1ng Wed Adm •n •s tratwn o n .A~tng , dnesday 7 p m , Voca l " a m , pray er meet1ng , 1h~rd nesday , 7 30 p m . Mrs Mar 1e We Department of Mental Hea lth. mUS IC Wednesday , 7 30 p m l-tols1nger , c lass le ader . an d M enta l Retardat1on MASON ASSEMBLY - oF GREAT BEND - Worsh•p ll CHURCH OF JESUS GOO Sec ond Sf , Mason , W a m . 2nd and 4th Sunday s. CHRIST - Loceted at Rutland Va Ches ler Tennant, pa s t or Chu r c h Sc hool , 10 am on New L t ma Road, ne)(! to Svnday scho('J. 10 a . m LETART FALLS - Worsh i p , Forest Acre Park , Rev . Ray morn inQ worsh lp , 11 a m IU a m , c nu r ch schoo l , 9 am , Ro use. pasto r . Robert Musser , evangeh st• c se rv ~ee , 7 30 p m ' B1ble s.tudy , 7 30 p .m every Sun day Sc hool sup ! S unday Btble s tudy and prayer servtee Tuesday SLhool , 10 3D am , wor sh1p W~dn es day , 7 30 p m Phon e' 7 30 p m B1ble s.tudy , Wed 773 5133 nesday , 7 30 p m Saturday HARTFORD CHURCH OF MORNING STAR - WorshiP ntght prayer serv1ce . 7 30 p m 9 30 a m . Church Schoo l 10 30 HEMLOCK GROVE - CHRIST m Chnstian Union Th e Rev Will•am Campbel l am _, Mid Week Se r v1ce, CHRISTIAN - Roger Wat son , pas tor s unda y sc hool , 9 30' OFFICE HOURS 9'30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE , Wednestlay , 8 p m pa s tor , Ray Wha ley , su p! , D m , Ja m es Hughes., supt MORSE CHAPEL - Wor Mornmg worsh tp, 9 30 am , AT NOO~_ON THURS.) ji EAST COURT 0 T., eve n •ng serv1ce, 1 30 p. m ' S.htp 11 am . lSI and 3rd c h urch school, 10 30 am , Wednesday eve nt ng praye Sundays , Chur c h .Sc hool , 10 young p eop le's me"etlhg, 6 30 mee t1ng , 7 30 p m Yout ~ .· am prayer ~erv: ic e ei'l ch Tuesday u / LOWEEZV A1N'T GOT TIME TO JABBER W tr ~E NOW, ELVINEV -SHE' S WORI<tN ' ON A HOME. _...,><' M "-I<E IT ;ZD ~ ' . """"J1" ' SAY, 'fl\£.,. TO KI~S. Me ~ A ~E "! WHO'S AlLIN'? MJD <,tx) GOT A tEAl' REME DV . <· AREN'T 'IOU G01 t'ol:3 10 A<;!< ME IN, PATrY ? THE N16HT ··- ON 5f;COND ~' WE HAVE 10 8E lif VORl< liN KAii:AlE ~LK.K ~ELT, M'l JUJIT<;U ~15 1 M'/ ... IS YOUNG . EARL'110MO~ROW. • '- . . , I '' ' t• • ~ • • ' ' •'' '' Eastern District hands ' ! to play concert Sunday ' ~ • ' ' -.......... • Copyn rbt Sh~r! Order A1r Cond1t1oned ~ e.s taurant St. Rt . 7 OPTO~ETRIST : ~p~ruM~E~Rn~~y~·------------·------..1 Chester. Ohio 296 ' SUNDAY tiMES-SENTINEL WE KNOW,BUT ScnptYne i.hf Ameman ~elect.! HAVING YOII HERE 15 THE NEXT BEST THING. CAN WE. CALL YOU by 81ble &>c:i!t)' 11NANNY 11 ? ~E OHJ<I~ IIMGINE 'THE PReS=> WANTING 10 INTERVI EW US ABOUT OUR ' EXPERIENCE UNLIMITED 11 Joi !loter AdVErllAlng Servl,., !no Struburr , Vlr11n1 • HERE 'THE FIRST 1l'ING IN 'THE. MORNING ,lHIB MIGHT BE THE 3E5f THIN(;) 10 HAPPEN 10 US SI NCE WE STARTED THI5 PROJECT PRCGRAM. . THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS &LOAN CO. w Second Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors' PrP.scriptlons 992 -2955 Pomeroy MARK V STORE -• Middleport. Ohio ' ! 1 • tiOVJ, MR. EX· PJI:£S!D£NT, lfYDU'D VACATE lHAT SEA'T AND LET ME TAI<E OVER•.. BE SETTLED BEFORE I HAMO OVER THIS CHAIR, '(Qt.IR HIGHNESS! Yeoterday's Cryploquote: PEOPLE SBLDOM IMPROVE GAUl'S MARKET . \ ( RUSS, Chester , Ohio . Devoted to the Interest of The Meigs & Mason Area Pome.t::9Y· o. ' ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. M&R FOODLINER 337 N. 2nd . 992-3550 116 W. Main Ph . 992-7590 Free Estimates - Guaranteed In stallation ;'"· ' P. J. PAULE-Y, AGENT K&C JEWELERS Nationwide Insurance Co o f Columbus, Keepsake Diamond Rings 312 E. Main St. Pomeroy , 0. 307 Spring Ave . Ph. 992-2318 : o. Pomeroy Authorized Catalog Merchant Loui s W, Osborn 1, ' 220 E. Main' Pomeroy Ph . 992-2178 Phone 992-3481 N. Second Ave. . Middleport. 0 . . TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Paint· Plumbing & Electrical Supplies Tuppers Plains 667-3963 R,CINE PLANING MILL Building Supples and Millwork General Contracting ·. Ph . 992' 3978 .. Devoted to the Interest of The Me1gs & Mason Area • Pomeroy, 0 . ·.- • .· I Cu rta 111 uJU nt r y 10 An s ~<' r 16. Tha t 110 man '~ ~ a 1t 19. \t c m orlZ<' 20. F.l<'c lrira l trre 7 Kuul of hrcrl(' term 23. f'a nadtan g. " War · pain t ' produ ct t lZCS 30 I lt g h " lrun g: '0 . ( 'umc tntu 33 Hecng · ntv:>d 36 r ap~nCiiC ~ tatc :-; mou1 prnvtnc<' 37. Bnm n 24 More nw t i mt ~ 12 wds) r .ULIGE j BUNGE 0 ·~='=-- b IMODDEOl km i 11 ante d post l' r N<n' gcn 2?. C1osc ' nmsih 2R t.i m l' I J.....IH• PAYII Yntcrtb:r'• 12 wds 1 no1~ 12\td ~. \ 29. A s uf <"--" t . . .,.,..... TO!i'TH VESTRY FLATLY AMwen OhlOwly nol ~ltl from ~he lite tiara -LifT AT THIPOST 32. Br · all 1\ct'", 33. Kamas . Rtvcr's othe r name 34. Range of knowledge 35, Ktnd of · habtl 31, Spilt 38. S,"Jmr r~l m o nke-y 39. Engl"h li >C'r DAILY CRYI''I:OQUOTR - Here's how to work it: ~ ' BOWERS - - DRIVE-IN 1 RESTAURANT -' E. Main St. Pomeroy . THE DAILY SENTINEL ' 25. (;('! 1o"1· 27. nram<l · 9. I ron 26.l'h>lllng s::Ia ncc . · SEARS RALLS BEN FRANKLIN STORE AMANDA PANDA iHRE£ KITE.S FL'/ING IN THE. SK'J · HOWMAN'I ARE. LOW? HOW MAN'/ AR£ HIGH? Wall -to-Wall Carpet Specialists CATALOGUE STORE Mr . & Mrs. Charles R. Sheets 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992 -300 1 Jnd1an i ' In Col d B lood · au thur 6 Tam;"J rl ii k " mon C')i" CARPET-LAND, INC. MONTGOMERY WARD - Middleport rnn ~ -H.J::::;;'!::!. .-1"'·c ('ffl 11 o n ' s D B A. ANTHONY PLUMB!NGand HEATING Middleport. Ohio ( ~V.d S I 4. C.tdd 11a n Wo1 d 0 11 LJ-7}.~~)~' 25 f In~ .) Un~enmble th... rourJumbl..,' one letter to each aquare, to form four ordlnar1 wordJ. fin<' h ·ltl (' ll <d ~· ror lar: es Papal \('t] 1'\ tlhl'l ( Fr 1 22. K milt <·d . . h{ ( :-; J I .t Wrtll~ ~ hap (' Sl r.ll THE DAILY SENTINEL Fl'n turl'll R)· nJ icatf!, ~ ~ ~~® ..... . 3 Good Ill(' nt Sell it with a Sentinel Display Ad . Phone 992-2156 ' ,. Middleport 2 Da1 rn ;dh F;n m1n g l lll Pl< ·· Old U. S. 33 Ph . 992-7735 •, Stop In and See Us GOEGL£1N READY MIX CO.. I ('o ncur l<l'l.l :\l!IJ.: ( 211d SI t• \ 1 (' n ~ J nl1 New Owv.ner- Dick Sargent The Store With A Heart Racine Ph. 949-3342 .tL lrnll.l1or UOW' p lu <kt'd F',ll'I OI' IL's B tnld tu g .DICK'S GROCERY (Former ly Domigansl RACINE FOOD MARKET K i n~.:" of a (, : I \I ).: 1!I <® Hl";:l -ij\11\'{'f lh ·a{ h • SELVES TO COPY AFTER.-OLIVER GOLDSMITH 40. Co nl('lits .h:\\ 1s l1 month ,1) ( II\ lfl Vl\ 111111 II J.: THE DAILY SENTINEL . . WHEN THEY HAVE NO OTHER MODEL BUT THEM· by THOMAS JOSEPH HEINER'S BAKERY . THERE ~RE A FEW DETAILS 1HAT MUST . Pomeroy-Member FDIC & Federal Reserve System . UH .. ;? Bakers of Holsum Bread Middl eport , Ohio rHE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. ' on to tni5 1 Ph . 992· 3665 OHIO VALLEY BAKrNG to. Family Recreation Swimming, Camping . to steer me ' ROYAL OAK PARK . • .;Jim! New and modertt! a pal ! SWISHER & LOHSE Phone 992-3284 Pomeroy Wall-to-wall carpet~ 1 Washer and dr~er! lt'5 a 5teal , You're General Merchandise . Tuppers Plains Ph. 667-3280 . Bakers of Good Bread Huntington , W.Va. , GASOUNE ALLEY LODWICK'S MARKET Devoted to the Greater Ohio VaUey FloWERS .: ~ - ;;;::;;;;;~ . ~ · ~ ­ N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. WINNIE WINKLE Me1gs County Branch GAULS SHAKE HAVEN Middleport Book Store Pomeroy Flower Shop ~~/ F'OOit CIODI'!IC I PliFitHAPS A <ioLA% OF" WATE'R WILL Re\11\/Si HIM! With the hope it wi'll, in some measure, foster and netp sustain that whi_ch is good il) family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the bustness firms and organizations whose names appear below . - 992-2039 HUH? ZA-zA? J IL L= ?7 • 5 For All Occasions 19i~ 1-DW AEIOUT MONDA'f?- OH, RIGHT HOW• MVSELF ··· LOOKS FORWAP.D TO JtJST 6l£W IT, STAN! . .. INref;D! I IHSTANTL'f? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday John John John John Mark Matthew 20: 19-23 20 ' 24-31 21 1- 14 21: 15-25 16 : 12-18 28 · 16-20 •• • r::=- eACHEl.OR I n-115 WEEKcEND I DON'l' HAVE TO GO ON AN'f M ISSIONS FOR HIMH- t'LLOO ON ONE FOR ~ \\ There is no loner . But when we feel alone, then , more than ever, we are drawn . to God and H1s Church In fa1th, in friends hip with others who bel1eve, 1n service to those who need our affection and care- we discover how deeply and satisfyingly we belong. Job opening-announced .. COUPLE OF NICE F<:LLA'5 HARDL'f THE SOR.TOI= DATES A SWI NGING @ What we need He has provided What we are to become He has destgned. The beauty and majesty and grace that can emanate from one object, one creature, He has envisioned and made real , . , for all to share. • ••• oH-OH ••• I THINI'. 'lbu WT TH E'f'RE e<REZHNEV AREA • - U'L ABNER MilO AND You wonder how it gol there . .. a sapling far from the for~st. And grew .. . alone, untended, little-noticed . And flourished to stand l•ke a sentinel agatnst the honzon Maybe a tree understand s, as sometimes man does not, the secret of God. We are never alone! . •. AXYDLBAAXR 1, 0 N, G F E I. L 0 W i• lelter simply stands' for another. In t hts _~ample A is used for the three L's. X for the two O's, etc Smgle letters, apostrophes, the le ngth and fo rrnati~n o! th e words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different One CRYPTOQUOTES C lTW lA li::S NJLTKTWT AIS KL R1KLR y M S .I y 'z P IL Tl ·NY MM~Z A K L Z K L It s :JYTlLKLR YS R Q C J 1! J M K J E K I , R Z I . - 11 Y C J T. YT S I UK I, T I L L WT 8J 50 MUCH FOR HI@ER THOUGHT �/ ' - PORTLA ND Worsh 1p 7 JO ST . PAUL ltiTHf!RAN p m eventnQ worsh ip, 7 30 The Re v Anhur C Luna . p m • Church School 9 JO a m p m B•ble Sludy. Wednuday, SUTTO N Worst>•P. ll am pastor .S unday sc hool ' •,ur 730ptn serv ttdul tlJ 9 IS a m , Char l e' · 1nd and 4th Sundays. , Church MT . UNION 8APTI~T Evans , CrH tS1tar1 Edu cation Sc hool 10 a m RC\1 Cec•t Co~~; , pas tor Sunday WESLEYAN tRa<•neJ Su p! worShip s.erv •ce. 10 30 S<. hool sup! , Joe Sayre am , COI'II i rmat •on c la ss es. WClr sh 1p , 11 a> m , Church Sunday schoo l. 9 45 a m ., Sc hool, 10 a m Tuesday , 1 8 15, IVnior con Sunday even 1ng worsh•p , 1 30 NORTHEAST CLUSTER flrmat •on c la ss . l t me set W ednesday pr,yer o;~nd B ible Rev . Jacob lehman Wet!kly , s.en•or con t ~rmalion study , 7 30 p m POMEROY Rev . Slantey Bro~ndum c lass Sen.or choir, 1 30 p m . TUPPERS PLA.NS POMEROY TRINITY SACRED HEART Rev JOPPA Worsh i p 10 am , Tut>sdav CHRISTIAN CHURCH Re~o~ W H . Perr in . pastor Roy Father Bernard K raf(ov ~e, SEVENTH - DAY AD · Church Sc hool 9 a m • Prayer Mayer , Svpf Church school , Eugene Underwood . pastor , pastor . Phone 991 2825 . VE NTIST Located on Meetmg, Wednesday , 8 p m Howard Caldwell, Jr , Sunday 9 IS am , worsh ip . 10 7Ja m , Saturday e\l en•ng Mas.s. 7 30 LONG BOTTOM Church Sc hool Supt . Sunday School, Mv l berry He i ghts , near youth choi r rehearsa f Monday, p m Sunday Mas.s , 8 and 10 Veteran s Memor i al Hosp1 ta l. serv i ces . 9 am .; .S und"Y 9 30 a m , Mornmg sermon, 6 30 p m ; Mrs Marv in Burt , am . Contes.sions , Saturday . 7 • Pomeroy Pastor H e r be rt School 9. 45 a .m Btble Study 10 30 ~ lh , Svnday everung dtrector , sen ior cho•r 7 30 p m Morgan Sabbath School , every every Thursday , 7 30 p.m . serv tce , 'r m . rehearsal , 7. 30 p . m , Thurs POMEROY ~IRST SAP· NORTH BETHEl Wor Saturday at 7 p m and wor shiP LETART FALLS VNITEO daoy . Mrs Paul Neas.e , TIST - Robert Kuhn , pastor , Sh i P 11 am , Chv r ch School 10 BRETHREN - Rev Freeland se r v1ce followmg at 3 IS p m d 1rector. Wdltam Watson , Sunday school Open Btble d •sc uss•on each am POMEROY CHURCH OF s.upt Sunday school. 9. 30 a m .. Norr~ s, pastor , Floyd Norrt s . ALFRED - Sunday schoo l. supt Sund ay school , 9 30 a m : Thursdav at 7 30 p m at the T HE NAZARENE Corner" BY F, 6 p .m , Bib le study , 9 -45 a ~m _ ea c h Sun da Y, c hur ch " T heF r i end l y morning se rmon, 10 . 30 a rrt , Union and Mulberry Rev Wednesday , 7 p m . cho•r prea ch1ng at 11 am eact~ Church " '• Prayer se r v~ee. Wednesday , Clyde v . H enderson , pastor . practtce , Wednesdav . 8 30 p m GRAHAM UNITED sunday Prayer meeltno. 7 4$ 730p .m , Sunday school , 9 JO a m , Gle n POMEROY WESLEYAN p m Wednesday , wscs , 8 p m . ME THOOIST Preachtng CHESHIRE CHUA:C.H OF McCtvng , supt .. morn tng • HOLINESS CHURCH 9: 30 am , lirst and secon d on fh trd Tuesday eact} mon th GOO OF PROPHECY , G. P . worsh ip , 10 30 am : eventng Harrisonville Road , Rev REEDSVILLE .Sunday Sm i th pastor Sunday School , Svndays of each month , fh 1rd serv •c e . ? 30 . m td week se r . O' De ll Manley , Pastor , Henry ' • and f ovrth Sun da ys each schoo L 9: 30 ; preachmg , 7 · JO 10 a m , Arthur Henson , Su pt ; vtce . Wednesday , 7 JO p m Eblm , Sunday School Su pt. mo nth , wor Sh i P service at 7 30 , p .m . Su nday , pray er meeting , Morn1ng Wor s.hi p, 11 am ; GRACE E PtSCOPAL Sun day Schoo l 9 30 a m , p m Wedn esday evenmgs a! 7 30 p m Tu es.da y ; WSCS , 7. 30 Young Peoples serv ice, 7 p m , Morning pray--er- ana se r m on , • Evenmg worsh tp 7· 30 p m , f i rst Thursday each monfh 7 30 , Pray er a od Bible Stu dy Even1ng se rvtce. 7 . 30 p m . 10 30 am . Ho l y co m munton Prayer and Pra tse service , SILVER RIDGE - Worsh •P Wednesday Mid Week Prayer FIRST SOUTHERN BAP · and sermon , f trst Sund ays. Thursday , 7 30 p m 10 a m ; Church Sch ool. 9 a m TIST ~ 282 Mulberry Ave , Serv i ce , 7 30 p m , Youth 10 . 30 a m Chur c h sch ool. NEASE SETTLEMENT TUPPERS PLAINS Pomeroy , af f tlta t ed Wtlh meeting 6 30 p m , Evenmg k i ndergarten thro ugh etghth • CHAPEL Non S. B C , th e Rev Fred H il l , Worsh i P 9 a m ; Church worsh 1p 1 7 :10 p m grade , 10 30 am denomtnattonal , George S p .J stor , Her she l M cC lur e, Sc hoo l. 10 a m CHESTER CHUR CH OF POMEROY CHURCH OF Oiler , Pa stor Svnday School 10 KENO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday school su pt Sunda y Rev . CHRIST - Mr Hoyt AJten , Jr, am Worship ServiCe 11 a m CHRIST HotJart Newell , H erberf Gr ate , pastor Wor · school. 9 30 am , mo rnmg pastor . Btble Sc hoo l, 9 30 a m , Sunday n•gh t serviCes 7 30 wor sh ip, 10.30 am , Sun day sup t Serv1c~ weekly , 9 30 am Sh i p se r v•ce , 11 am . and 7, 30 worsh tp , 10 JO . adult wor shi p p m Wednesday ...,... Prayer on !lundav P r each•ng f tr sl and p m Sunda y Sun day Sc hool , evangeliS t iC me et 1og , 7 30 p m service and young peopl e's meeting 1 30 p m Everyone Pray er meettng , W ednesday , lh1rd .S undays o f month by 9 30 am Rtchard Barton , meeting , both 1 30 p m Sun I•. wel come 7 30 p m Cl1fford Sm 1th . 9 30 am su pt Pr ayer meef1ng, Wed day Wedne sday , comb•ned POMEROY WESTSIDE HOBSON CHRISTIAN n es day, 7 30 p m . MIDDLEPORT ' Bible study and prayer CHURCH OF CHRIST, :'00 \fl/ MT . MORIAH BAPTIST ~ UN JON •--.- Darrel Doddrill. BRADBURY CHU~~H ' OF meehng , 7 30 p m Ma1n St - L dt'en T Stephens , Co rner f' ourth and Ma1n , pa stor Sunday School. 9 . 30 CHRIST Clt llord Smtih , . T H E SALVATION ARMY ~ evange t1 sf , phone 992 7856 M1dd ieport Rev Henry Key , am , Leona rd Gilmo r e. fir st mtnts t er Sunday Sc hool 9 30 Envoy Ray W . W lnmg , Off tcc r Co n servat1ve , non · Jr , pastor Sundav Sc hool. 9 30 elder , evenmg serviCe, 1 30 a m . morntng chur c h 10 30 m charge Sundl!ly , 10 am , tnstrumental Sunday worshtp , Wednesday prayer am , Sund ay eveni ng se r11 lce, am , Mrs Erv •n Baumgard . p m Holiness meet ing , 10 · 30 am , 10 am . Bible study , 11 am , meet1ng , 7 30 p m ner , sup! , Mornmg worsh,p , 7 30p m Wednesday serv•ce. B Sunday School. Young People 's wor shi p , 6 p m Wed nesday tO 45 a m MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF, om Leg1 on , 7p m , Thursday , 1to 3 Bi ble study , 7 p m GOD - Rac i ne Route 2 The JEHOVA H ' S WITNESSES LAUREL CLIFF FREE p m Lad•es Hom e League. 1 MIDWAY COMMUNITY Rev Charles Hand , pastor La rry Ca rnahan, pr estdmg p m , Prep classes METHODIST Rev Robert CHURCH ( non m 1n• Sier Sunday, Btble" tee . Su nday sc hoo l. 9 45 a m , E Buckley, pastor Wtll 1am denomtnationa ll, Langsv tl le morn1ng worshtp , 11 am lure , 9 JO am , Wat c htow er ' Ba11ey , su pt . Su nday school Oe)(!er Road , th e Rev Worley Even .n g se rv 1ces, Tuesday and 9 30 a m , mornmg worShip, stvdy, 10 30 am . Tuesday , ' , pa stor Su nday schoo l , F riday , 7 30 B•b le stUdy, 7 30 p m ; Thur s . 10 30 a m , evenmg worsh i p , North Dakota is the only Haley 10 a m , evenmg wor sh1p, 7 30 day , m 1ntstry scho ol , 7 30 •' S.EARWALLOW RIDGE 7 30 p m Wednesday Chnstia n state in the umon never to p m Prayer meeling, CHURCH OF CHRIST · B1ble Youth Cr usa de , 6 30 p m , p m ,. se rv1ce meet1ng 8 30 have recorderl an earth · Tuesday , 7 30 p m , youth st udy , 9 30 am , morntng prayer me et 1ng , 7 30 p m , pm gro up , Fr 1day , 7 30 p .m wor sh ip , 10 30 am , eveni ng Thur sday ChOir pra Ct iCe, 7 quake MIDDLEPORT CHUR CH of wor ship, 6 30 p m Wednesday om Ch nst 1n ChflStian Union • Bible study , 7 30 p m Lawrence Manl ey, pastor DEXTER CHURCM OF UNITED MINISTRY OF CHRIST Mr s Russell Young, Su nday Danny Evan s, • MEIGS COUNTY . The Un i ted pastor, Norman C Will , su pt . Sc hool Sup! .S unday Sc hool Pr es byt enan Church, Dwight Su nday Sc hool 9 30 a m , 9 30 am Even1ng worsh1p , L Zav1tz , Pas tor D~re c lor , Worsh •P servi ce, 10 30 am 7 30 W e dne sday prayer Geor ge W Hutton and Rev mee ting , 1 JO p m Chr 1st.an Endeavor S unday L tnson Stebbtns, Ass ' t Pastor · eve n 1ng MT MORIAH CHURCH OF re c tors Dt GOD - Ra c tne Route 2, t he REORGANIZED CHURCH ' FIRST UNITED PRES · OF Rev . James M . Mun c y, pas t or JESUS CHRIST OF BYTERIAN , Mtddle Sunday school . 9 A5 a m . LATTER DAY SAINTS port , Sunday Chur c tl Sc hool , Porlland -Ra c1 ne Road Ra lph mo rn ing worship , 1I am , I School, 9 30 am , Mrs Homer Jo hn s on , pastor even1ng worship , 7 30 p m Herbert All bands of the Eastern Boatr ig ht , Bas s, Btl/ Am . L ee , Sup! , Mor n1ng Worsh i p White , Sunda y Schoo l D i re c tor Prayer meetmg, Tuesday , 7 30 10 30 a m p m , Youn g peop le's mee t •ng , • su nday .Schoo l . 9 30 a m . Local School District will be berger , Perc ussiOn, Jane Ann FIRST UNITEU Morn1ng wor ship , 10 30 am , 7 30 p m Thur sday Karr, Paula Hauber, Pair tc ia • presented in concert at 3 p.m. W tndon , Sher ry Epple, Georg e PRESBYl=ERIAN . Mid · Sunday evenmg ser>-11Ce 7 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF dleport. Sunday Chur c h Sc hool, Wedne s day e ven1ng prayer Goo Bertha K1 ngr ey , Sundsy at the Eastern High Pickens , T.ony a Keebaugh , 9 30 am , L eW IS Sauer, Su pt ; se rv 1c es, 7 30 p m substt t ut e pas t or Sunday G;Jifa r , Cra tg Reed and Ba ss Morn1ng Worsh1p, 10 30 am SchooL . SchooL 10 am , wor s htp BETHLE.HEM BAPTIST Guitar, Steve Reed MT . OLIVE CHURCH se rv• ce, 7 p m Sunday. Prayer ' Gr ea t Bend, Cha r les Norns, Charles Wills, instrumental l n termed tale ba nd, Flutes. Long Bottom , Su nd ay Sc hool, pa stor Worsh tp s.er vlce, 9 30 m eel1ng , W ednesday , 7 30 p m 10 a m W!lh Willard P 1QOII , am , Sun day SchooL 10 30 HAZEL COMMUNITY music supervisor, will direct Debbie Durst, Jan e t Brooks , • su pt Evange li st mes sage ea ch am CHURCH - N ear Long Bot Clart net s, Dorothy Runyon, and Mrs. MaxineWhitehead Susan Hann um, Cmdy Scyoc. Su nday eve nmg , 1 30 p m by tom Est !I Harf, pastor, Roy CARLETON CHURCH E ld er Russe ll Cl tne, mm1ster Kmgsbury Brown , ass1s tant pastor Road S unday will be in charge of the song D1ana Ma ssar, Te r n Pull 1ns, ot the Apos toli c Fa1 th Btble Sc hool , 9 30 am , Ralph Cart, Sunday schoo l , 10 am , Chu r ch Reed, Melba flutes. They will play " London Ktmberly Study , Wednesday , 7 30 pITt . sup t Wor Shi p serv 1ce . 10 30 7 30 p m ea c h Sunday Th om as, Angte Hensle y, Alto FIRST UNITED am and 7 30 p m alternately , 11 even1ng prayer rneet1ng , 1 30 Bridge," Pony Ride," Saxoph o n es, R andy Keller, PRESBYTERIAN, Sy ra cuse, Pray er meetmg , Wedn esday , p m Thursday · " ''Merry-Go-Round," ' 1School Ri c ky Lehman, Ron Matheny , Morntng Worsh1p , 9 a m ; 7. 30 p m. R ev MIDDLEPORT PEN Jay Stiles. Sunday ChUrch Schoo l , 10 am TECOSTAL Third Ave , the Trumpets , Sherr ie Starcher , oas tor Patrol," and i'This Old Man." Mr s Sampson Hall , Supt Rev Will1 a m -Kntll el , pa stor OLD DEXTER CON Jtmmy Stee le. V1da We ber , The program by the various STIVERS\/ ILL E COM · GREGATIONAL Ronald Dugan , Sunday Sc hool CHURCH Cl 1ffor d Longenette, Tammy bands follows · MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Sup! Classes for a ll ages, Rev . Ca rl Rtchards, Forlney , T eresa Benedum : school serv iCe, 10 am , Pray er pas t or even111g scrvtce , 7 30 p m , Beginning band, The Mrs Wor l~ y Trombone , Pau la Hy se ll , m ee t1ng, Thursday, 7 p m , Fran cts, Sun day sc hool sup t , Btblc study , Wednesday, 7, 30 Cru~aders and Away We Go 8ar1tone, Lowell R•denour , Sunday eve ntng serv i ce, 1 p .m p m youth serv1ces. F rtd ay , Su n day sc hoo l , 9 45 a m , Intermediate band, Colorado 7 JO p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST chu r ch serv 1c es , second and Percuss i on, Jam e~ Ryan, Trail and Sweet Bet~y fr om Pom e roy Harri s onv ille fourth FREEWILL BAPTIST Ronn1e M cG rath , Charles Sundays f ollow• ng ~ Pike Road Ke nn eth Ebe rt s, pa stor Corner Ash a nd P l um, Mid lan ce, Bill Kautz Sunday sc hool. f~rst and th~rd Junior ba nd , S' Cool Room Pau l McE l roy , Sunday Schoo l SUt1 day eve n1ngs , 7 JO p m d l eport , N oel Herrman , • Ju n ior band, Flut es, Paula Sup! Sunday School 9 30 am , , , Six - Etght March, Overture ' p astor Salu rday evcn.na LONG BOTTOM C1ndy R i t c hi e, mornm g worshtp and com se rv •ce, 7 p m . Svnday school, ,. . The Court of H enry Vlll,, The H aw k , CtiR .I STIA N Mr Robert Clartne ts, Chery l Gr~ff1n , mun•on , 10 30 am , Su nday Wyatt , pa stor , Su nday Sc hool 10 a m , Sund ay even •nQ ~: Bugler Rocks . a11d Gasligh t Kathy Follrod, Otana Epple , even1ng youth ChrtSt tan en . su pf , Ronald Osborne , Btble wor sh1p , 7 p m ' . Gaieties deav or , 6 30 ; Wor Ship ser Lon Young , l1 sa Ma ste r s, FIRST BAPTIST Of M td Sc hoo l, 9 30 am , preachmg Sen1or band , K1ng Cotton, VI CeS, Sunday, 7 30 p m d leporL cor ne r of S•XI h and M ary M o ra , Kathy Pullms. 10 45 a m , Even1ng serviCeS,~ Tanglewood , Here's Ch1 cag ol, Wedn es day eventng pr.ayer 7 30 p m Pa lmer Stre et s R ev Cha r les D•ana B ened um , San dra ' Minuet m Groovy Four , Su1te mee tfng and Bible study , 7 30 Si mons. pastor Danny HYSELL RUN FREE Hensley ; Oboe, Teresa Carr , "... , from Royal Trump Bohemta, " Thomp son, Sunday S<;hool P m. ' METHODIST - Ro nald We l ls. e t s, Tere s a Buck l ey , ST . JOHN ·Lu-THERAN Su nda y Super1nt endent Celebration, Balladall' , and pastor Sunday .Sc hool 9 JO Su zy G.oebel. Barbara Dougla s, Pme C rove. the Rev Arthur am , Morn1ng wor Ship , 10 · 10 churc h ~c hool for eve ry one ;-· - The Free lance Mar ch Rache l Hunter , Cmdy Dill , Combs, pa stor Sunday sc hoo l, 9 15 a nr.. Morn1ng wor sh tp am , Young Peopl es Service Personnel of the bands ' Sonia Beaver, Mark Mora, 9 30 a m , church serv 1ces, 6 45 p m , Evange lts t tc ser 10 15 am . Evenm g serv1ces, Se n1or , Flute s V ick 1 10 30 a m 7 30 p .m .. Wednesday p r aye r Teresa Smllh. Bel tnda Deete r ,' VICe, 1 30 p m Pr ayer Spencer , luann New e ll , BRADBURY CHURCH OF meeting , Thursday , 7 30 p m se rv 1ce, 7 30 p m Extra youth Alto Saxophones , Jayne Sm1th , • Katnna Batey , Cathy Dav1s , Becky W .ndon, Lam ar Lyons . CHRIST Btb le .Sc hool , 9 J O ac tlvti iCS on .Su nday , 5 p .m , FREEDOM GOSPEL am , mo r n1ng worsh1p , 10 30 MISSION - Bald Knobs , Re11 • Oboe · Cnssy Morlan, Bb l or all youth up to Six th g rad e , Percu ss ton, Jul t Whit ehead , am Su nday evening Wor s. hlp L R G luesen ca m p, pastor 6 30 for l Ull lO r a,nd sen 1or htgh ~Clar i nets, Barbara Andrew s, Serv1ce, 7 30 p m , c hotr Roger Wilfred , Sr. . Sunr1ay stu d en ts ~. Lucy Holter, Shen Young. Steve H auber , Jan et Ambrose , V 1ck 1 Epple , Tammy F 1tch , pracf •ce Sunday and Wed . School Supt Sunday Sc hool CHURCH OF CHRIST , ·~ Kathy Newell. An1ta Buckley, nes day , 7 p m , prayer meetmg 9 30 am , Sunday evenmg David Brown; Bell s, ·Debbie Mtdd le port, 5 th an d Ma 1n ~D 1ana Pullins, Joanne F1ck , and Bible Study Wednesday , worsh i p 7 30 . Pray er meehng, Ra vlm Moyer, pa stor Ml(hael Wmdon ~". Alto Clannet, Crystal Erwm , 7 30 p m Ger l ac h , Su nd ay Sc hoo l supt Beg t nn •ng band , F l ute , Tu esday , 7 30 · p m ' Ernest •· Bass Clannet, Melinda Am s ANTIQUITY BAPTIST B1b l e Schoo l , 9 3 0 a m , Deete r c lass leader Youth Becky Edwards , Ctan.net s, Rev Fre eland Norris , pastor ;, bary , Alto Saxophone , Karen rnorn1ng worship , 10 30 a m , meefmg, Wedn esda y , 7 30 Kaleen MII Jhone , Lucy Shook , Sv nday school 10 a m , Chur c h eve n1ng worsti1p , 7 30 p m , ,. _ Reed , Regma K1me p m , Er nest Dee ter, leader Ltta Young , Becky Poo ler. se r vtce, 7 p m Wednesday prayer se rv ICC 7 p m Wed ~: .. Tenor Sax, Den1 se Dea n , MT HERMON CHURCH OF Paul a L tfe , Nancy Sa mos, Bible Study , 7 p m nes day THE UNITED BRETHREN IN ~ ~ Bant o ne Sax, 8!11 Haye s, RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST Randy Van Meter , Trumpets , MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Robert S hook, • .: Bassoon , Sandy Wood ; OF THE NAZARENE OF THE NAZARENE - R Jv Jean 1e M cClure, Jtmmy pa stor Sunday ~c hool. 9 30 ' ~ Trumpets, Jane Whtle h ead. Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 a m , am, Russe l l Spencer , sup!, Aucjry Miller, pastor , L ew •s Swa1n , Alber ta Schultz , Debbi e Steve Follrod , Steve Goebel. Mornmg worshtp , 10 30 am , wor sh•P service. 10 45 am , Ei l ts, Su nday school su pt , Lew1 s, Eddte Holter , T1mmy Even 1ng worship , 7 30 p m , evenmg wor shi p al ternatmg Cheryl Kuhn, Mandie Rose, Su nday sc hool , 9 30 am ., D il l o n , Son1r Ca r r , Judy Wednesday Mtd Week Serv1CC! mornm g worsh 1p , 10 30, 1Un 10r " Marylu Mills, Nan cy M1ller, w 1th C E at 1 30 p m on Ho l t er , J oe Smlfh, Greg Sunday Sc hool Superintendent , Sundav Prayer meeling . 1 30 SOc iety , 6 30 p m NYPS , 6 45 •· Deanna Hensley , Pam Kautz ; Hayman , Arlene Connally, Ge ral d Wells . Pa stor . R ev sunday evangellst .c p m p m Wed nesday Alfred Wolfe, French Horns, Mart1e Cald. Morrts M Wo lf e Alto Sa)(ophones, Steve Gnffm, mee tin g, 7 30 p m Pray e r lay leader well, Teresa Chtehester, Joy ce RACINE FIRST BAPTIST meeting, Wednesday , 7 30 p m Jan e t M ora , Ttm Haw thorne , WHITE ' S CHAPEL Myer s 1 • Betsy Amsbary , Edward 8 FIS Cher, pa stor Coolvi l le R D Rev Roy Deeter, MEIGS K edh Wolf e; Trombone s, Trombones, Dav1d Weber , Jill •nt er t m , Ronn•e Sa l se r , COOPERATIVE pas tor Sunday schoo l, 9 30 Ru st y Sta r t her , Bryan Wh1te , Sunday Sc hoo l sup! , Sunday a m , worsh •P serv• ce, 10 30 Swa in , Joe Bu chanan ; PARISH Pe rcuss to n , Br1an Btsse ll, sc hoo l, 9 JO a m , morn.ng a m Btbl e study and p raye r THE UNITED Bar i tones, Debbie Jeffer s, Edd ie Scyoc , Jeff Root METHODIST CHURCH worship 10 45 am , Su nday servtce, Wednesday, 7 30 p m Mar sha K1mes , Debb1e Robert R Card • evenmg wor ship , 7· 30 p m RUTLAND D~recfor Wednesday e vemg B 1ble study , RUTLAND FIRST BAPTISl' • POMEROY CLUSTER , 7 30pm Rev Samuel Ja c kson, Rev . Robert R. Card DANVILLE WESLEYAN pas tor Sunday Sch oo l, 10 a m , Rev F Stanten Smtth Rev Lawren ce Sulli van , Mr s Ge rtrude Butler , s upt' CHESTER - WorSh i p 9 15 pa stor Sunday School 9: 30 Prayer serv ice, 1 30 p m , am Church School 10 am am • youth and iun .or you th preaching serv 1ce , 2 p.m . ENTERPRISE - Worshtp , 9 se rv• ce , 6 · 45 p m , evenmg R 10 GRANDE The for ten days followmg th1s am RUTLAND CHURCH OF , Church Sc hool, 10 am . worsh 1p, 7 30 p m , prayer and CHRIST - Ke 1th W1se . pastor Are~wide ProJect on Agmg for announcement. __.., FLATWOODS - ' worsh1p , 11 pra ,se, Wednesday, 7·3 0 p m Su nday Sc hool , 9 30 am , V H Ga llla, Jackson , Metgs, Scioto The coordinator o f Hom e a m , Church Sc hool 10 a m SILVER RUN FREE Braley , supt .. worshtp se rv1 ce • and Vinton counttes with Mair;ltenance must be a htgh POMEROY Worsh1p , BAPTIST Rev Howard and commun1on, 10 JO am , headquarters at Rio Grande school grad!Jafe, have a sin · 10 30 a m , Church Sc hool 9 15 K •mble , pastor Sunday School, evenmg serv1ce , 7 p . m ., a m , U MY F 6 30 p m ~ College, today announced the t t 1n wa n t 1ng t 0 10 a m , Henry Dav 1S, sup t , Wedn es day , B1ble s.tu dy , 7 p m ,cere Ill tores ROCK SPRINGS ~ Wor Ship need for a H ome Ma•ntenance even1ng se rviCe , 7 30 p m, Regu l ar board meeting , third work wtth the elderly and 10 a m , Churc h Sc hool 9 a m P r ay er meeting, Thur s day , Saturday eac h month , 7 p m Coordinator to work c losely possess the capab1l1ty of be1 ng UMYF 6· 30 p m 7 30 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY With Senior C1tzens Cen ter able to rela te well w1th other MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF CHURCH The Rev Lee D1rectors and Cooperative tnd •v •duats and a ther agen c ies , Rev , Robert Bumgarner GOO R ev James Sat · B urne m , Pa stor Sunday • Agenc1es of the 5 collnty area Appli ca nt s m ust have a HEATH WorShip 10 30 t erf1eld , pastor .Su nday school , .Sc hool 9 30 a m , Worship in secur ing home maintenan ce bac kground in home ma 10 . a m , Chur ch Sc hool 9 30 a m ; 9 30 a. m • wor ship se rv. ce , 11 se r v 1ce. 11 am Wednesday • assistance for the e lderl y te nan ce an d be qua 1'1 d t UMYF 7 p m am , eve ning se rv1 ce , 7 ; prayer m eet1ng, 7 30 p m I Ia o RUTLAND Worship 9. 15 pr ayer serviCe an'd yo u lh SunGay. n•ght worsh tp , 7.30 ; Appli ca tions w11t be accepted make so und 1udgment tn am , Ch ur ch Sc hool 10 am , serv1ce , Wednesday , 7 p m pm matters relallve t o h ome UMYF 1 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN RUTLAND CHURCH OF r epatr s Mu st have a depend SALEM CENTER Wor CHURCH - Rober t 6 Musse r , THE NAZARENE Re.v abl e ve hicle andpossess a valid sh1p 9 a . m . Church Sch oo l 10 pa stor Sunday School. 9 30 Lloyd 0 . G rtmm , Jr , pasto r Sta t e of Ohio dn ver 's l tcense . am , UMYF Thursday , 7 p m a m , R ob ert Bobo. supt , Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 a m , Must bewtlllng to do necessary SYRACUSE CLU.STE:R morn1ng worsh1p , 10 30 , Mornmg wor sh 1p, 10 30 a . m , Sunday evenmg se r vice , 7 30. trave l most of the travel will Rev . Merrell Floyd Young p eo pl e's. se rv 1ce, 6 45 M1d ·w eek se rv•ce , Wedn esday , p m , Evangei i SIJc serv. ce , 1 be tr'~m the R 1o Grande a ~S.BC~~r~h Scho~lo; s ~ ~ ml ~ 7 30 p m 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng Ar eaw1 de headquarter s Must wscs, 1st Tuesday • SYRAC USE CHURCH OF se rvi ce, 7 30 p m be w il lmg to attend meetmgs, FOREST RUN - Wor sh 1p 9 THE NAZARENE - Rev M MASON COUNTY con fe r e nce s a nd w orkshops a m , Church School 10 am , ' C Lar~mo r e, pastor Bob THE HILAND CHAPEL, when requ1red Will be WSCS , 3rd Wednesday . 7 30 Moore, Sunday Sc hool Supt Geor ge Cas to , pastor Sunday respon sible for maint am1ng Pm Sunday Sc hool , c iOJsses for a l l Sch ool, 9. JO, even1ng worsh ip , ages , 9 30 a m , morn1ng 7 J<Y "thur sday eve nmg prayer pbrodgram ex penditures Withm ~~~ ~~~~~;hl~ch o o !~o; s~~ ~ 10 wor sh1 p , 10 45, NYP S Sunday, se rv1ce, 7 30 p m u get categones refa t 1ve t o wscs , Jrd Monday , 7 30 p m . 6. 30 p m , evan~el1st tc service MASON FIRST BAPTIST ~ th e h ome mamt.e.nance SYRACUSE Chu r c h Sunday , 7 30 p m M 1d week Second and Pomeroy Sts, Stan p r ogram and to rec ruit sc l1ool. 9 am. , worshtp ser - prayer meelt ng , Wednesday , Cratg , pa stor su nday sc hool. vol unt e~r wo rker s f or th e v1ce 1 30 p m 1 30 p m , M ISSIOna ry meet•ng , Great select1on of Cards . 9 A5 am , worsh1p service, 11 program ~ SOUTHERN CLUSTER second Wednesday , 7 30 p m am , tra1n1ng un 1on . 6 30 Addtt 1onal mformat 1on on Rev. Fr.ank Cheesebrew UNITED FAITH NON - p m , event ng wor- sh ip S(! rV ice • Rev Martha Ann Maffner DENOMINATIONAL Rev 7 30 p m M1d w eek prayer' tob d escnpt1or, qual 1ficat tons Rev . Howard Shtveley Robe rt Smt i h, pastor Su nday ser v1ce, Wednesday , 7 30 p , m and app lt caftons may be ob BETHANY ( D orc..lsl t sc hoo l , 9 Jl) a m , c la s.s lea d er , FAIRVIEW BIBLE • ta •n ed by wnt1ng or call1ng the Worship , 9 '30 am , Chu rch Leo H il l , worsh•P s.ervice , CHURCH - Le far t Route 1, 111~; Areaw1 d e P ro Jec t on Ag tng , School 10 ~o a m 10 30 a m , a .ur ch, 7 30 p m Rev Stan Craig, pa s tor I ·~Rio Grande Co l le~e. Box 978, CARMEL Wors.h1p , 11 EDEN UNI ~TEO Sunday sc ho ol 9 30 a . m , a m , lsi and 3rd Sundays , Rm Grand e, Oh to 4567.:1 or BR ET HREN IN CHRIST prav er and Btbl e st udy , 7 30 ~-.._...,__,_ Church s cnool , 10 am Erdon R phone 614 245 5353, extensiOn Blake. pa stor Sunday p m Cottage prayer ser v1ce We wire flower s APPLE GROVE - Worsh1p , Sch ool 10 am , Winn te 26 Tt:esday , 10 am ; worship' Everywhere 7 30 p m f~rst and fhll'd Su n Hols inger, Su pt Morning se rv1ce . Fr1day . 7 30 p m The above pos it ion was made day s, Chu r ch schoo l , 9 . 30 sermon . 11 am ; Ev en1ng • MASON CHURCH OF available as a r esu lt of federal am , pra yer me et1ng , f~r s t serv1ce Ch1'1St1an Endeavor , ' CHRIST. P 0 Box 41 87, Mtller funds by a T tt le Ill gr an t under Wednes day, 7 30 p m 730 pm . Mr s Lyda Sl , Mason, W Va Sun day th e older American Ad at:J EAST LETAR f - WorS.hip , Cheva l i er_, prestdent So n g B•bte St udy 10 am , WorShip mm ls fered through the Oh10 7 30 p m , second and fourth s.erv tce an d ser mon , 8 20 Mtd • 11 a m and 7 p m B1b le Study Sundays , chur ch sc hoo l. 9 30 Week prayer meet1ng Wed Adm •n •s tratwn o n .A~tng , dnesday 7 p m , Voca l " a m , pray er meet1ng , 1h~rd nesday , 7 30 p m . Mrs Mar 1e We Department of Mental Hea lth. mUS IC Wednesday , 7 30 p m l-tols1nger , c lass le ader . an d M enta l Retardat1on MASON ASSEMBLY - oF GREAT BEND - Worsh•p ll CHURCH OF JESUS GOO Sec ond Sf , Mason , W a m . 2nd and 4th Sunday s. CHRIST - Loceted at Rutland Va Ches ler Tennant, pa s t or Chu r c h Sc hool , 10 am on New L t ma Road, ne)(! to Svnday scho('J. 10 a . m LETART FALLS - Worsh i p , Forest Acre Park , Rev . Ray morn inQ worsh lp , 11 a m IU a m , c nu r ch schoo l , 9 am , Ro use. pasto r . Robert Musser , evangeh st• c se rv ~ee , 7 30 p m ' B1ble s.tudy , 7 30 p .m every Sun day Sc hool sup ! S unday Btble s tudy and prayer servtee Tuesday SLhool , 10 3D am , wor sh1p W~dn es day , 7 30 p m Phon e' 7 30 p m B1ble s.tudy , Wed 773 5133 nesday , 7 30 p m Saturday HARTFORD CHURCH OF MORNING STAR - WorshiP ntght prayer serv1ce . 7 30 p m 9 30 a m . Church Schoo l 10 30 HEMLOCK GROVE - CHRIST m Chnstian Union Th e Rev Will•am Campbel l am _, Mid Week Se r v1ce, CHRISTIAN - Roger Wat son , pas tor s unda y sc hool , 9 30' OFFICE HOURS 9'30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE , Wednestlay , 8 p m pa s tor , Ray Wha ley , su p! , D m , Ja m es Hughes., supt MORSE CHAPEL - Wor Mornmg worsh tp, 9 30 am , AT NOO~_ON THURS.) ji EAST COURT 0 T., eve n •ng serv1ce, 1 30 p. m ' S.htp 11 am . lSI and 3rd c h urch school, 10 30 am , Wednesday eve nt ng praye Sundays , Chur c h .Sc hool , 10 young p eop le's me"etlhg, 6 30 mee t1ng , 7 30 p m Yout ~ .· am prayer ~erv: ic e ei'l ch Tuesday u / LOWEEZV A1N'T GOT TIME TO JABBER W tr ~E NOW, ELVINEV -SHE' S WORI<tN ' ON A HOME. _...,><' M "-I<E IT ;ZD ~ ' . """"J1" ' SAY, 'fl\£.,. TO KI~S. Me ~ A ~E "! WHO'S AlLIN'? MJD <,tx) GOT A tEAl' REME DV . <· AREN'T 'IOU G01 t'ol:3 10 A<;!< ME IN, PATrY ? THE N16HT ··- ON 5f;COND ~' WE HAVE 10 8E lif VORl< liN KAii:AlE ~LK.K ~ELT, M'l JUJIT<;U ~15 1 M'/ ... IS YOUNG . EARL'110MO~ROW. • '- . . , I '' ' t• • ~ • • ' ' •'' '' Eastern District hands ' ! to play concert Sunday ' ~ • ' ' -.......... • Copyn rbt Sh~r! Order A1r Cond1t1oned ~ e.s taurant St. Rt . 7 OPTO~ETRIST : ~p~ruM~E~Rn~~y~·------------·------..1 Chester. Ohio 296 ' SUNDAY tiMES-SENTINEL WE KNOW,BUT ScnptYne i.hf Ameman ~elect.! HAVING YOII HERE 15 THE NEXT BEST THING. CAN WE. CALL YOU by 81ble &>c:i!t)' 11NANNY 11 ? ~E OHJ<I~ IIMGINE 'THE PReS=> WANTING 10 INTERVI EW US ABOUT OUR ' EXPERIENCE UNLIMITED 11 Joi !loter AdVErllAlng Servl,., !no Struburr , Vlr11n1 • HERE 'THE FIRST 1l'ING IN 'THE. MORNING ,lHIB MIGHT BE THE 3E5f THIN(;) 10 HAPPEN 10 US SI NCE WE STARTED THI5 PROJECT PRCGRAM. . THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS &LOAN CO. w Second Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors' PrP.scriptlons 992 -2955 Pomeroy MARK V STORE -• Middleport. Ohio ' ! 1 • tiOVJ, MR. EX· PJI:£S!D£NT, lfYDU'D VACATE lHAT SEA'T AND LET ME TAI<E OVER•.. BE SETTLED BEFORE I HAMO OVER THIS CHAIR, '(Qt.IR HIGHNESS! Yeoterday's Cryploquote: PEOPLE SBLDOM IMPROVE GAUl'S MARKET . \ ( RUSS, Chester , Ohio . Devoted to the Interest of The Meigs & Mason Area Pome.t::9Y· o. ' ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. M&R FOODLINER 337 N. 2nd . 992-3550 116 W. Main Ph . 992-7590 Free Estimates - Guaranteed In stallation ;'"· ' P. J. PAULE-Y, AGENT K&C JEWELERS Nationwide Insurance Co o f Columbus, Keepsake Diamond Rings 312 E. Main St. Pomeroy , 0. 307 Spring Ave . Ph. 992-2318 : o. Pomeroy Authorized Catalog Merchant Loui s W, Osborn 1, ' 220 E. Main' Pomeroy Ph . 992-2178 Phone 992-3481 N. Second Ave. . Middleport. 0 . . TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Paint· Plumbing & Electrical Supplies Tuppers Plains 667-3963 R,CINE PLANING MILL Building Supples and Millwork General Contracting ·. Ph . 992' 3978 .. Devoted to the Interest of The Me1gs & Mason Area • Pomeroy, 0 . ·.- • .· I Cu rta 111 uJU nt r y 10 An s ~<' r 16. Tha t 110 man '~ ~ a 1t 19. \t c m orlZ<' 20. F.l<'c lrira l trre 7 Kuul of hrcrl(' term 23. f'a nadtan g. " War · pain t ' produ ct t lZCS 30 I lt g h " lrun g: '0 . ( 'umc tntu 33 Hecng · ntv:>d 36 r ap~nCiiC ~ tatc :-; mou1 prnvtnc<' 37. Bnm n 24 More nw t i mt ~ 12 wds) r .ULIGE j BUNGE 0 ·~='=-- b IMODDEOl km i 11 ante d post l' r N<n' gcn 2?. C1osc ' nmsih 2R t.i m l' I J.....IH• PAYII Yntcrtb:r'• 12 wds 1 no1~ 12\td ~. \ 29. A s uf <"--" t . . .,.,..... TO!i'TH VESTRY FLATLY AMwen OhlOwly nol ~ltl from ~he lite tiara -LifT AT THIPOST 32. Br · all 1\ct'", 33. Kamas . Rtvcr's othe r name 34. Range of knowledge 35, Ktnd of · habtl 31, Spilt 38. S,"Jmr r~l m o nke-y 39. Engl"h li >C'r DAILY CRYI''I:OQUOTR - Here's how to work it: ~ ' BOWERS - - DRIVE-IN 1 RESTAURANT -' E. Main St. Pomeroy . THE DAILY SENTINEL ' 25. (;('! 1o"1· 27. nram<l · 9. I ron 26.l'h>lllng s::Ia ncc . · SEARS RALLS BEN FRANKLIN STORE AMANDA PANDA iHRE£ KITE.S FL'/ING IN THE. SK'J · HOWMAN'I ARE. LOW? HOW MAN'/ AR£ HIGH? Wall -to-Wall Carpet Specialists CATALOGUE STORE Mr . & Mrs. Charles R. Sheets 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992 -300 1 Jnd1an i ' In Col d B lood · au thur 6 Tam;"J rl ii k " mon C')i" CARPET-LAND, INC. MONTGOMERY WARD - Middleport rnn ~ -H.J::::;;'!::!. .-1"'·c ('ffl 11 o n ' s D B A. ANTHONY PLUMB!NGand HEATING Middleport. Ohio ( ~V.d S I 4. C.tdd 11a n Wo1 d 0 11 LJ-7}.~~)~' 25 f In~ .) Un~enmble th... rourJumbl..,' one letter to each aquare, to form four ordlnar1 wordJ. fin<' h ·ltl (' ll <d ~· ror lar: es Papal \('t] 1'\ tlhl'l ( Fr 1 22. K milt <·d . . h{ ( :-; J I .t Wrtll~ ~ hap (' Sl r.ll THE DAILY SENTINEL Fl'n turl'll R)· nJ icatf!, ~ ~ ~~® ..... . 3 Good Ill(' nt Sell it with a Sentinel Display Ad . Phone 992-2156 ' ,. Middleport 2 Da1 rn ;dh F;n m1n g l lll Pl< ·· Old U. S. 33 Ph . 992-7735 •, Stop In and See Us GOEGL£1N READY MIX CO.. I ('o ncur l<l'l.l :\l!IJ.: ( 211d SI t• \ 1 (' n ~ J nl1 New Owv.ner- Dick Sargent The Store With A Heart Racine Ph. 949-3342 .tL lrnll.l1or UOW' p lu <kt'd F',ll'I OI' IL's B tnld tu g .DICK'S GROCERY (Former ly Domigansl RACINE FOOD MARKET K i n~.:" of a (, : I \I ).: 1!I <® Hl";:l -ij\11\'{'f lh ·a{ h • SELVES TO COPY AFTER.-OLIVER GOLDSMITH 40. Co nl('lits .h:\\ 1s l1 month ,1) ( II\ lfl Vl\ 111111 II J.: THE DAILY SENTINEL . . WHEN THEY HAVE NO OTHER MODEL BUT THEM· by THOMAS JOSEPH HEINER'S BAKERY . THERE ~RE A FEW DETAILS 1HAT MUST . Pomeroy-Member FDIC & Federal Reserve System . UH .. ;? Bakers of Holsum Bread Middl eport , Ohio rHE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. ' on to tni5 1 Ph . 992· 3665 OHIO VALLEY BAKrNG to. Family Recreation Swimming, Camping . to steer me ' ROYAL OAK PARK . • .;Jim! New and modertt! a pal ! SWISHER & LOHSE Phone 992-3284 Pomeroy Wall-to-wall carpet~ 1 Washer and dr~er! lt'5 a 5teal , You're General Merchandise . Tuppers Plains Ph. 667-3280 . Bakers of Good Bread Huntington , W.Va. , GASOUNE ALLEY LODWICK'S MARKET Devoted to the Greater Ohio VaUey FloWERS .: ~ - ;;;::;;;;;~ . ~ · ~ ­ N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. WINNIE WINKLE Me1gs County Branch GAULS SHAKE HAVEN Middleport Book Store Pomeroy Flower Shop ~~/ F'OOit CIODI'!IC I PliFitHAPS A <ioLA% OF" WATE'R WILL Re\11\/Si HIM! With the hope it wi'll, in some measure, foster and netp sustain that whi_ch is good il) family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the bustness firms and organizations whose names appear below . - 992-2039 HUH? ZA-zA? J IL L= ?7 • 5 For All Occasions 19i~ 1-DW AEIOUT MONDA'f?- OH, RIGHT HOW• MVSELF ··· LOOKS FORWAP.D TO JtJST 6l£W IT, STAN! . .. INref;D! I IHSTANTL'f? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday John John John John Mark Matthew 20: 19-23 20 ' 24-31 21 1- 14 21: 15-25 16 : 12-18 28 · 16-20 •• • r::=- eACHEl.OR I n-115 WEEKcEND I DON'l' HAVE TO GO ON AN'f M ISSIONS FOR HIMH- t'LLOO ON ONE FOR ~ \\ There is no loner . But when we feel alone, then , more than ever, we are drawn . to God and H1s Church In fa1th, in friends hip with others who bel1eve, 1n service to those who need our affection and care- we discover how deeply and satisfyingly we belong. Job opening-announced .. COUPLE OF NICE F<:LLA'5 HARDL'f THE SOR.TOI= DATES A SWI NGING @ What we need He has provided What we are to become He has destgned. The beauty and majesty and grace that can emanate from one object, one creature, He has envisioned and made real , . , for all to share. • ••• oH-OH ••• I THINI'. 'lbu WT TH E'f'RE e<REZHNEV AREA • - U'L ABNER MilO AND You wonder how it gol there . .. a sapling far from the for~st. And grew .. . alone, untended, little-noticed . And flourished to stand l•ke a sentinel agatnst the honzon Maybe a tree understand s, as sometimes man does not, the secret of God. We are never alone! . •. AXYDLBAAXR 1, 0 N, G F E I. L 0 W i• lelter simply stands' for another. In t hts _~ample A is used for the three L's. X for the two O's, etc Smgle letters, apostrophes, the le ngth and fo rrnati~n o! th e words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different One CRYPTOQUOTES C lTW lA li::S NJLTKTWT AIS KL R1KLR y M S .I y 'z P IL Tl ·NY MM~Z A K L Z K L It s :JYTlLKLR YS R Q C J 1! J M K J E K I , R Z I . - 11 Y C J T. YT S I UK I, T I L L WT 8J 50 MUCH FOR HI@ER THOUGHT �• • J ' 10- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 4,,1973 . 11 - The Daily "-nt · I M'ddl ""' m• ' ' Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds 'Get Results! WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P .M . Day Before Publication . Monday Deadl ine 9 a . m . Canc;:ellation - Corrections Will be accepted until 9 a .m . for Day of Publ ic at ion REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the rio;Jhl to ed i t or reject any ads objectional . The p~rblisher w ill not be respons ible for more tharr one incorrect For Sale Notice RATES For Want Ad Service Scents per Word one insertion M i n imum Charge 75<: 12 cents per w.ord three consecutive inserffons . 18 cents per word s ix c on · secutive insert ions . 25 Per Cent D isco unt on paid ads and ads paid within 10 days . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S1.50 for SO word m in lm um . Each addit ional word 2c. BLIND ADS· Add itional He Chi:lrge per Advertisement .' - OFFICE HOURS 8: 30a . m . to 5:00p .m . Da il y , 8:30 a. m . to 12 :00 Noon Saturday . like a person. 5-3-21p deemed insert ion . We talk to you YARD SALE at Norman Hy se ll 's on Eagle Rid~e ­ Bashan Rood . Turn by Metgs Memory Gardens, Rd . 32. go 6 miles and watch tor sa le sign . May 4th and 5th . YARD SALE . WMP0/1390 Middleport Ele mentary PTA at Doss resi dence, Bradbury, May 4 andS, 9a. m.lil6p. m. S·J-2t c YARD SALE, 1 mile from Rutland on Happy Hollow Rd ., Lawren ce Hysell residence. startin9 Thursday , May 3rd, and continuing until everything is sold . 5-3-3tc SHOOTING MATCH, Corn ON YOUR DIAL'-------------' Auto Sales Auto Sa les 1969 C.HEVELLE 396, 4 speed, good condition, phone 992-2572 anytime. 5-4-Jtc Pets For Sale GROCERY bus iness for sale. Building for sale or tease . SIAMESE & Burmese kittens ; Phone 773-5618 from 8: 30p.m . phone 985 -4248 or 9BS 3565. ,.. 4-29-6tp lo 10 p.m . for appointment. 3-20-lfc ~--'------­ BOSTON Terr ier , phone 992 . NEW 2 pc. Early Amer ican with 5867 . 100 pel. nylon w i th Scotch· 5·3-3tc guard and Maple wood lrim . Th is week only !199 .95, Cash and Carry. Pomeroy For Rent or Recovery , 622 E. Main St., BUSINESS bu i l.ding with abovt Pom erby , phone 992-7554. 150 ft. frontage on State 5-3-6tc Routes 33- 124 and 7; formerly Reuter ' s Se r vice Sta1ion 'UPHOLSTER yOur own fur located lf? mile North of nitur e . Foam cushions, any Pomeroy . Ideal for Roadside size. Colton, burlap, swivet Pottery, Antiques , outside bases, zi pper, dacron, webfountains. grocery store., etc. bing , we It . Pomeroy Has gas pumps and tanks . Recovery, 622 E . Main St., Close to County Fa ir Grounds. phone 992 -7554. 5·3-241p Sta te Roadside Park and Meigs High School. Fully equipped and stock that must UPHOLSTERY Materials, be purcha.sed. Contact Glddo, nylon pr ints, cotton prints, 992 -5786 or 992-2529 or 992-lf-978 viny ls, velvets of all kinds . for .3ppoinlment. Pomeroy" Recovery 1 622 E , 4-29-61c Main St .. phone 992-7554. 5-3-24tp - - - -- - - - - - - -- - ------- PUBLIC NOTICES =-:---:-::::- G_RAVELY tRACTOR SALES ------ Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker · Pomeroy, Ohio 3¥2 3 1n 129.95 49.95 ••HEll" HEATING & COOLING · OFFICE SUPPLIES and Stop In and See Our Floor Display. ROOM frome house in ltEADY -MIX Harrisonville ; phone 304-755. 2657. 5-2-12tc -:-:--:-::-- - - - - - -2 YEAR old, 3 bedroom house. fully carpeted, storm windows; phone 992-5756. . 5-2-6tp o. ,__ lost '· ' ----..,.- --,-----,-5-2-Jtp ~ --....,-..- . . Service USED CARS AND TRUCKS. Ph. 992-2:174 MODERN septic tank service, DANNY'S TV Service. Ma son, 24 hours, 7 days a week . W. Va .; phone 773-5976. Phone 992-3954. 4-27-tfc 4· l0-3otc O'DELL WHEEL alignmenf · located at Crossroads. Rt . 12-4, Real Estate· For Sale complete front end service, tune· up and brake ser11ice: 18 BEAUTIFUL acres on Wheels balanced elec Lincoln Hill . Pomeroy 's most tronically . All work ~ desirable JO(afion. All utilities guaranteed . Reasonable available. Two minutes from rates . Phone 992-32 13 or 742Courthouse. Pr iced to sell. Call 992 -2623 for appointment. 3232. 2-18-tfc 5-1-tfc 7 liadlato Could be the biggest event since the wheel was invented! Come see. and CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS CL6:ANED REASONABLE rates. Ph . 446· 5-12-tfc RACINE '69 FORD ·-----~----- $1295 EXCAVATING, dozer, loader TRUCKS and backhoe work; septic tanks installed ; dump trucks , and lo-boys for hire ; will haul fill dirt, top soil, limestone and gra11el; call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day. phone 992-7089; · night phone 992-3525 or 992·. '73 FORD PICKUP ----·$3495 makes . Reasonable rates. Th e Sewing Center, Mid · dleport, Ohio. 11 -16-tfc -HOUSE A.ND Roof painting; in ferior and · exterior,. free estimates. Call 992 -7008or 9922460. 4-19-30tc ~ WILL trim or cu t trees, clean out basen:'lents, attics, etc. and paint roofs; phone 949 3221 . 4-17-JOtc '· MIDDLEPORT Large 2 story home. In good · condition. 5 bedrooms• . Jlh baths, nice kitchen . Utility room, sma ll ce ll ar. Dining room with c·abinets . Garage and Carpor t. All is close to playg r ou nd . A . BUY AT. . 3 large bedrooms w.ith double c lo se t s. Excelleht bath . Large living room with fireplace. Dining room with doub h~ glass doors leadi"ng to co n crete patio , Dream kitchen · w ith much cabinet space bu ilt in range and double ove'n. Ref. ,· Utilit y room . Carpeted throll_ghout . Lot 100x120. Basement. 2. years old . $23,000.00. When it' s your MOVE Don't play checkers ! LI ST WITH CLE LANO REALTY FOR FAST SA LE . HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER NEW MOBILE HOMES 10x402BR SEPTIC TANK~ AROBIC 10x512 BR ~WAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN -· 10x56 3 BR ED. REPAIRED. MILLER 12x41 2 BR SANITATION, STEWART, 12x51 2 BR OHIO. PHONE 662-3035. 1 0-4· tfc 12x56 3 BR· .,....-' 12x61 3 BR SEWING MACHINES. · ~epalr l0x43 3 BR service, all makes. 992-2284 . The Fabric St)op, Pomeroy .. Double wide Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen SciSsors. , For Rent or .Sale STORAGE Building ~ 100 x sO ft . on .87 acre of land with 333 ft . frontag e on Spring A11e., Pomeroy, Ohio . .6 of mile from Main Street. 1.2 mileS ·. over Na ylor's Run Road from No.7 By -Pass. Phone 992 -2412 or see Mrs . Fred Blaettriar . 5-4-1tc CHESTER, 0 . a display of fireworks on the firial evening, May 28. The company features rides and proceeds from the appeara~ce sponsorship of the Rutland Fire Department. I' 4 Door • . M0tor-Co• Pomeroy $6500 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Peters, Belpre; Norma Maness, Mary- Enjoy a grass cutting week end ·with a Wheel Horse tractor. Your Wheel Horse dealer has the biggest line of lawn .an d garden tractors ever. Tractors like 1he 16 and 18 HP automatics ,for big jobs. Intermed iate and ~conomy size automatic and lever shift tractors tram 7 to 14 HP !hat <;~ffer IJersati lity and efficiency for gett in g the job done are allai l·abl e, too. Trac tors ·are loaded with features that make tractor operation enjoyab le. Choose from 42 work. .saving attachments. So lighten yaur workload. buy Wheel Horse and have time for fam i ly fun . Wheel Horse qual ity and dependability is backed with. 27 years of experience . land ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whittle, Worthington were Easter Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs . Charles Neuman. Evening ca llers were Dr. and Mrs. R . E. Boice and Mr. and Mrs . A. M. Zahl. DISCUSS QUESTIONS A representative from the BAUM LUMBER Gallipolis, 0. PH. 446-0175 985--3301 office of Cong. Clarence Miller will be at the courtroom of the Sales and Service Chester, 0 . have concerning the Federal goverrunent. Revolution, schedul ed for· Friday, May 11, ha s been post- THREEHONORED .women Three Meigs and Gallia students at Ohio State University have been named members of Alpha Lambda • _ NEW ' _J :: .. Automatics 2 speed operation . , Choice of water tern ps . Auto. water level control. Lint Fitter or' Power Fin Agitator . Perma - Press Maylilg Halo of Heat Dryers SUrround Clothes With gentle, even heat . No hot spots, no overdrying . . Fine Mesh Lint Fitter. • We Specl.wlizt In RUTLAND 741 -4211 ' ', .: ., : 64'X12' Jones University, Greenville, LICENSES ON SALE S. C., on Wednesday, May 30. . Cigaret licenses have gone 7 p.m. & · Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Service 'Til 12 · 'Til Noon on Saturda) poned until May 16 . The mcetir1g wiiJ be held ,at the home of Mrs. Thereon Johnson. Postponement was " SON BOliN and Mrs. Cl arence Stew.:1r t, Columbus are announcing the bir th of another son, David ":'!althcw, Aprill6 at 1\11". necessitated b·y· a conflict with a district forum on . aging St. Ann's HospitaL He weighed scheuulcu lor that day. eight pounds. Gr and parenls (Ire Mrs . Iva Stewart, Rutland 3nd Mr . and Mrs . .Junior Hunt, Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart have another · son, Clarence Lee. The family visi ted here recently with re latives. Open For Inspection . ANOTHER GREAT RIDING BY NATIONAL HOMES c'bRPORATION FROM • Dlfterential rear nle . '· • ·• ' '73 MOD~LS PR.ICE MOBILE HOME CENTE'RS 7 SOUTH • Twln·blade . 1ynchronlzed mower '5990 ' ST. RT. OF MARIETTA Sunday 1 to. 5 ' 1 MILE NORTH OF FIVE POINTS ON RT. 7 ' LOOK FOR SIGNS The TR E'NDHOME is: t Built on 16 inch centers . . 2. Ha s 2x4 wall stads with glued and nailed 112 inch drywall. 3. Fully ins~l'!ted . . 4. 2X8 fiOOI'" jOISt. . . s. large closet s. 6. Firealarm for Your protection. 7 . Carpeting in living , hall and atl3 bedrooms. 8. Has 1112 baths, lub with seat and 2 soap trays. 9. Alum .i num eaves and down spouting . ,10. Aluminum projection and siding with very little upkeep. 11. Rubber treated aluminum window's. 12. Storm doors and windows. 13 . Large kitchen with beautiful cupboards and dOuble sink. 14 . Garages, sliding glass door s, ba se ments, and many other features. 19. 2ll6 rafters. 16. Nice utility room and wastler-drver Space . 17. Copper plumbing . · 18. Tliese homes ar:e manufactured by the larg est home builder in the UNITED STATES. 19 . Nearly lf2 acre lots available,· at building ~ ife , and lots in · . · Meigs School District. . · 20. These houses are built accord illy to code, and will pa ss inspection . : 21. Price is only S19,995.00 on your lot. let Us Build Your New Home! • Sat~IY, Interlock IYIIem SAME WARRANTIES AND SERVICE AS THE . • • Won'l dig up lurf on tuma 68'X12' • 3 8DRM. • 1 AND % BATH AS ABOVE Trendhomes Saturday 1 to 5 .•5190 EQUIP~ED OUR NEW MODEL HOME licenses is May 28. 2 BDRM •• DLX. FURNITURE· GAS FURNACE SET UP .:· FURNITURE·~~~.~;:·t Rutland ONLY Open EVenings Blackwood, a member of Theta on sa1e in the office of Meigs Epailon Chi Utcrary Society, is County Auditor' Gordon Caldth e husband of .the forl)lcr well . They are $25 for retail Marta Kay Hubbard, daugh.ter business houses and 1100 for of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hut>- wh o le sa le distributors. Deadline for purchase Of new bard, Middleport. HUGE .BLIV. RM. • MASTER BDRM. • DELIVERED AND :: ·: MAY TAG Arnold Grate. ONLY School of Religion, at Bob Maytag POMEROY, OHIO Firebird, sol id gold color, 350 V 8, au to., P.S., P.B , bucke t seat s. Sharp' cnr for · of Mrs_ Hazel Blackwood, Scruggs, Cht:shire; Deborah A. RUtland Route 1, will receive a Crow and Milisa K . Rizer, both bachelor of arts degree, of Pomeroy. practical ChristiBn training, HOUSE TYPE DOOR ·CARPET WITH PAD • STORMS • Big Capacity PHONE ~92-7777 '2595 '2195 '1995 Save$ $ •995 TO WIN DEGREE William Alan Blackwood, son womerJ. They are Susan Yeatts OVE~s · SPECIAL 1972 LEFT .' B-ELPRE 0 ~Mec. ~agon , all white with wood grain panel on stde, a1r co nd ., 9 pass . Nice wagon to pull thai camper w ith. . ONLy which recognize ~ outstanding scholarship among freshmen • Rear engine · tor e11:tra tracUon ...-' 423-7521 Fra.nk Gheen, Safes Mgr. Open Sun. 1-6 p.m. ; Oai 9-6 . MILLER MOBILE HOMES *MOBILE HOMES* Larry Evans, OWner "Jones Boys" Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter of lhe Doughten; of the Americt~n .' • LARRY'S Next DOQr to the •••• Meigs County . Owner Wides - 14' Wides Up 70' Long Low Bank Rates G I Loans Available of BUILT TO TRACTOR STANDARDS ,• SALE GOOD THRU MAY 7th 12' A - meeting @) Of( Meigs County CoUrthouse from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Tuesday to discuss any questions residents LAVVN & GARDEN TRACTORS Over 30 new di"sp!ay mobile homes go on sa le at hundreds of dollars in sa11ings to make room tor new summer stock. Doubl~s and Modul~rs ,- due to rising cost of lumber and matenal. Sa le price good only on displayed units . WASHINGTON BLVD. ' MEETING POSTPONED Massey Ferguson L--__..:;·---------~..:..:.:.;:::.·=·:..::.· ONLy Remember We Service What We Sell. 1970 CHEVROLET2 TON S2495 108_'' cab to axle, 350 cu 1n . V-B, 15,000 lb. 2 spoed R. AX le, sol1d cab, good 625x20 tires . Thi s tru ck has alway s had good main tenance. SALE 1220 $3995 Drown vmyl roof, hnted gla ss, factory air, front 8. rea r gua rds, radi o & rear speaker , whi te-wall tires. Nice and clean . Reta i l .$4860. Priced to move. LARGE SELECTION *PARKWOOD '*KIRKWOOD ·*sKYLINES ACADEMY ' . OUR WORD IS OUR BOND _ca r title & balance of worranty , HAVE EASTER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Rowan, MOBILE HOMES c. . C1 ta lina Brougham 4 dr . H.T., ' green with green viny l t<op, air cond ., tape player, local one owner, low mil eage. Take your family on vaca ti on in thi s one or enj oy the summer weather a,head. REMEMBER We Seroice . What W!! Sell Pomeroy Motor ·co. OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OH 10 Grand Prix . We sol d thi s car 10 months ago . J ust like new now . Air cond., vinyl top . Real low mileage . Mu st see th is on e. Grea t buy . ONLy '2195 '4495 '2995 CEWARD ---CALVERT, Salesman . 1972 CHEVROLET ~apr i ce _4-door. ne~ ONLY We Are Still Having Some Great Buys On New Buick, - Pontiac and Opels. Check With Us Before You Bu An Car New or Used .•. OF QUALITY . Demon'} dr . H.T., V-8, au to., P.S., air cond ., local owner . This is a clean little car . T-Bird. Real sharp 66 model Bird." Runs & drives Real nice. Priced to sell. H.T. Sed., runs good ........... '100 '3895 ONLy Delta, n~ti onal hono'r society SPRING CLEANING Ernest M. Shuler , H.T......... - .... _... 1295 2 SIGNS to sell th is week . ,,, Ton Pickup, VB. auto., P.S., P. B., radio, cus tom cab. This tru ck has 98,321 mites but still runs l(ke a top . Priced to· set I. 1970 DOOGE 'POLARA l1695 4-door, fa ctorv air. V-8 engine, automatic tran sm ission power steering & brakes . .good white -wa ll lires. whit~ 1l nish, vinyl top , rad io, clean inside. WHEELHORSE .. We Feature Some of the Finest: Door, air............. ., 1695 L----------~--------_J 992 ·2.259 il no answer 992-2658 MOBILE HOMES & air........ '995 . SPECIAL BUYS TRI.COUNTY ~----- 88 4 Elec. 1254 dr . H.T., vinyl top, ai r cond., power se<~t, beige with saddle top& saddle IJinyl Interior. Priced L~sabre2 dr . H. T., white with black viny l top, black 11myl interior , factory air, P.S., P. B., local one owner . This car is :eady to go toi-- " You ' ll Ll ke Our Quality VVay of Doing Business" 992 -5342 ~ GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Qp,, Evenings Untii6 : 00--Til 5p.m. Sat. Fire Departmen~, Racine . The com pany wiJI appear at Rutland, June 6-9, under the Many more to choose from. Eastern Ave. Olds FUN COMING . RACINE - The McGuffey will go to the fire department's Amusement Co. of Vienna, W. new lruck fund . For $1 a Va ., will play at Racine from contributor receives five ride May 25 through May 28 for the tickets. Donations are to be benefit of the Racine Volunteer mailed to tbe Racine Volunteer Al1 hom.es are total electric, compl ete ly furnished, set of steps, 114" b:rch paneling. house -type doors, storm Windows. From $250 .00 down. Delivered Free. 3-29-tfc BUICK DODGE PONTIAC PONTIAC PONTIAC PONTIAC 1969 BUICK 1970 G.M.C. 1966 FORD Karr & Van Zandt SEE YOUR WHEELHORSE DEALER FOR 1973 TRACTORS NOW $2995 $3595 $3995 $3595 $3995 $4295 $4995 ______ Buick Elec. Fire Department. There will be PUBLIC WHOLESALE plugs. points and condenser ; 8 cyl., $17 .95 and 6 cy l., $14.95: call for appointment; Racine Garage, Racine, Ohio, '9493611. 4-8-30tc '63 CHEVROLET 1h TON $395 64 59 PH. 985-4100 Localedon St. Rt . 7 5-J-30tc G~A~R~A~G>E~r~e~p~a~ir~.~lun~e~---ups; Town Sed., power Buick laSabre RIGGS USED CARS EXCAVATING. Dozers, large and small; Backhoes and . Loaders on track and tires ; . Dump trucks Lo - boy ~ Se rvic e; Septic tanks Installe d ; George (Bill)' . Pullins: phone 992-2478 or 9927402. 2-9-ttc• Garage, near Cross road s on St. Rt . 124; all mechanic work including automatic transmissions. Monday thru Saturday,8_:30a. m . to5p. ·m . Ph one 992·7121 or 992-639-2. AUTOMOBILE insurance beeri cancelled? Lost your operator'.s license? Call 992· 2966. 6-15-ffc 98 66 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel 2-9-tfc ~:-:-::-=-:---::--:--:-:­ NOW OPEN - Roger Hysell 's ponds and se ptic ta:1ks, ditching ser11ice; top soil, fill dirt, limestone ; B&K Ex , cavat ing . Phone 992 -5367, Dick Ka~r, Jr . 9-1 -tfc 1971 1971 1972 1971 1970 1970 Pi ckup , 6 cyt., long bed. HARRISON'S TV Service ·ancl Service Calls; phone 992-2522. "DOZER and back hoe work, Olds THESE ONE OWNER CARS AND YOU WON'T HAVE TQ WORRY ABOUT GEniNG BACK HO.ME. Pontiac Bonneville 4 'lr. H.T., air ...... ,11395 . . Ford Gal. 500 4 Door, air .............. '1095 '71 CHEVROLET 1h TON $1995 Pi ckup. door s and windows , carports, .· marquees, afuminum siding , and ra i ling . A. Jacob, sales · representative . For free.,~ es timates , phone Charle. Lisle, Syracuse, V. v.· Johnson and Son, Inc. 3-2-tfc · Holiday Sedan, air .. .. .. .. .. .. 12695 Olds Cut. Hoi. Sedan, v-roof ............. 11495 67 Exp lorer, 300 actu!ll mites. SEE US FOR:-Aw-;;lngs, storm 88 68 Chevelle 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto., P.S..... 11495 6o Douge Pol. 4· Door H.T.. ................ 1795 Fairlane, 2 dr .. H.T ., auto., P.S. :--~--,----­ .85 of nice laying la nd. 2 story lrame . ~Wonderful new kitchen, loads of cabinets. range & oven, di ~ h washer, disposal etc. ll/2 baths, 2 large living rooms . Dining r oom. 5 large bedrooms with closets . Full bi'1sement with uti lity R. Garage and other buildings. $17,000.00. JUST 112,,00.00. · MIDDLEPORT Ameri.can Motor, 4 dr . 2-11 -tfc 608 E. MAIN-..;,;_ __ . 5-1-tfc POMEROY = = - - ----"----,--, E'LNA an,d...._ White S~eW fn9 ' MIDDLEPORT Machines .. .- service on all 68 68 68 '71 AMBASSADOR -----$1895 5232. Complete Ser11ice Phone 949-3821 Racine, Ohlo Critt Bradfgrd Beautiful Colonial. Kitchen is .ou t cf this World, has · every thing , 2 ceramic tile ba t hs, 2 bedroom s, dining room , carpeted . Full basement . Gas for ced air heat . A nice rental apartmen t . $17,500.00 . Mustang, auto., V-8. HOGG & ZU~PAN MATERIALS CO. 773-5554' ~son, W. Va _ C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer POMEROY '71 FORD·----------- $1995 3.99 gallon deli11ered right to your project. Fast and eas:. Free estimates, Phone 992 -3284. Goeglein ReadY-Mix Co., , Middleport, Ohio. • 6-30-tfc ,__ '70 MERCURY·-------$1895 Marquis, 4 dr. masonry Olds GO ON VACATION IN ONE 0 70 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, power, air_ ......... 13500 . . 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, air .... 12995 70 Olds 88 H.T, Sedan, Vroof, air....... - 12595 69 Chevelle Mal. H.T. Cpe., V-8, AT, PS ... 11595 .69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., air ..... 11595 69 'Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto..... 11295 68 VW 2 Door, radio -- ..................... '1095 . New Yorker , tully equ ipped. Pomeroy lATEX PAINT For wood finisl)es . 71 '69 CHRYSLER·-------$1695 PAINT SPECIAL! Blue Ridge Interior- Exterior 4782, Gallipolis. John Russell , Owner & Operator. · · 2' st ory frame. 3 large bedrooms with loads of closets. Modern bath wi th shower . 26 ft. living toom with nice fireplace, den. dining room , kitcl:len with all new cabinet s and. range, dining bar, very coniJenienL Carpete..! throughout. Full basement. Forced ai r heat. Carport . On excellent" street . $17,500.00. K1ng swood wagon , 8 cyl. , w-air . VACATION USED CAR SALE USED CARS '71 CHEVROLET------~$2595 SMITH NELSON · . MOTORS, INC. Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . PH. 992-2174 \ From the laroest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator lo the ~mauesr Hearer t;ore. Naothan Bigps Radiator Specialist - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 Tit 5 FURNITURE - -- - -- - ARNOLD BROTHERS '5.55 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. A Change! EXPERIENCED. On Most American Cars _ _ ___ Furnace Controls • 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy RANCHO COMPANY - -- EXPERT Wheel Alignment P9MEROY HOME & AUTO lease Hollow Gun Club. turn lsi r ight ~fter M iles Cemetery , '69 GTO, 400 cu . in. 335 h.p ., 4 Rulland . Fa c to ry choked speed, new ti:-es and new gun s only . Sunday , May 6th, 1 exhaus t system . ta ch and p.m . rear air .s hocks and much 5-3-3tc more . Asking $1350.00. Phone 992- 1~6. YARD SALE , 2 fain i lies, Friday 5.J_31 c DON' T pump your stugg;sh Real Estate For Sale • Notice and Saturday, May 4 and ' 5, septic ta~k . Gef Klean -Em "HOUSE in Long Bottom, phone All Septic Tank Cleaner . 1308 Powell St ., M iddleport. 1968 OLDSMOBILE 442. 1 985 _3529 . I WILL do babysitting in my landmark Farm Bureau , 6-11 -tfc Avon s, toy s, clothing and o_wner, power steering, good home ; phone 882-263B. Pomeroy. misc . f1res, A-1 condition , will sell 5-4-3tc 5-4-ltc s 3 - 21~ reasonable ; . phone 742-4211 : : = 4 ROOM Hou se with bath. before 5 p.m . or 742-4931 after GUN Shoot, Rut land Gun Club ; NEW Holland 271 Baler , New pri ced to sell. Call Ned 992GUN SHOOT, also r i fle matches· 5 p.m. 22's & High Powered Ri fles ; Holland 451 Mower ; Da le 5333. - Opeo sites only and :s pecial" S-4-3tc Sunday, May 6, 1 p .m .; Kautz, Chester, 985-3831 , S-3-6fc deer slug match . forked Run ~:-:~::;:--:::---:cc-;-;:-c e11eryone welcome . ' 5-4-31p Spor tsman" Club, Sunday , . '63 OLDS Convertible Cutlass, 5-4-2tc May 6th, 12 noon . automatic ; '67 Chevelle 5-3-Jfc Malibu, 3 speed , phone 7.42· TWO 26" boys' bicyc les, $15 YARD Sale. Friday at noon, all Real Estate For 5ale-! each; one 16" bicycle 'with day Saturday; Edna Monk, -::-:=-:=-:----~ 6271. -5-3-6tc tra inin g wheels, $12 .50 ; phone RUTLAND American Legi,on 18 ACRES Larkin St ., Rutland . 992-5B15. Gun Shoot, Beech Grove Rd ., 5-4-ltc in 5-4-3tc Sunday, May 6th, noon til., .. · For Rent ~c----:---­ Pomeroy Village 5-3-Jfc P. J. Pauley. Nationwide In MOBILE home space in STIHL 0-41 Chain Saw. like new Limits surance office will be closed and l year old. $150; phone Syracuse ; phone 992 -6329. KNAPP SHOES - Comfort, May 4th and 5th. 992 -5323. River View 5·2-lfc Quality, Long Wear , S-3-21C S-4-2tp Reasonable prices. Call 992FURN I SHED 2 bedroom ~-----~5324. apar tment. adults only 1972 SUZUK I 185, excellent 5-3-tfc condit ion, with many extras. M iddleport ; phone 992-3874: Realtors and $500 ; phone 992 -5323. 4-6-tfc Auctioneers DANCE, Friday and Saturday 5-4-21p nights, 10 til 2; Shenang 446-0001 ------~ Your Right to Know Springs; Music· by Guy PRIVATE meeting room for 1973 STEREO 8 track . A small ·any organization ; phone 992 Gallipolis ThOma, Toby Young and 3975. . balance of $88.64 or pay $6.50 and be informed of the func Eddie Fife. tions of your government are per month. Phone 992 -5331. NEW Total Electric frame 3-11 -tfc 5-2-Jtc embodied in public notices . In 4-20-tfc home. baseboard heat. hard, that self -government charges 1h miles 3 BEDROOM house. 2 wood fl oors, 3 bedroom, bath. all citizens to be informed; on St. Rt. 143; prefer coup le, ,... MUST sell 19?3 deluxe Zig-Zag Stop in and see our line of liv in g room, dining room, th is newspaper urges every no pets; phone 949-3716. sewing machine. Thi s citizen to read and study these built-in kitchen, breezeway, quality fishing tackle, rods, S-4-3tp machine darns, embroiders, notices. We strongly advise garage, city water. Lot size reels, lines, lures. ---~-----makes buttonholes , dll those ci11~ens, seek1.ng further 100x400 p lu s nine -tenths informa t ion, to exerc ise their . 3 AND 4 ROOM "furnished a·nd" without attachments . Just completed . Additional lot right of access to public dial and sew . Pay balance of apartments . l!n furnished available. Tuppers Plains , •records and public meetings . $38.50 or pay $5 per month. Phon~2 - 5434, Ohio. Price $18,000 as is. Phone 992-5331. 4-12-tfc Phone 667 -6386 . 4·20-tfc --,--~'---~~~ 5-4-3tc Pomeroy, Ohio ---~-~ ,.7 ROOM house and bath, State Route 681, Snowvi lle. Phone HOME Grown Tomato plants ONE YEAR OLD frame hou'le, Phone 992lor. garden use; lar·g e sturdy 698-4499 . total -electric, paneled Improved M exican, . Open 8 a.m . . to 5: 30 p.m. lhrougho~,.~t, 2 bedr9oms, city . 5-3-3tp plants; , NOTICE Heinz 1350 and Superson ic; water. approximately 1/ 2 acre To John M . · Groves, whoSe Monday thru Thursday , 8 also hot peppers. mangoes lot, Fourth Street, Reedsville, NEW TRAILER, l2x50, by the pJace of res idence is un known a.m . to 8 p.m. Friday and and cabbage plants . On Rt. and ca nnot with reasonable Saturday. price $10,500 ; - will consider week or by the month. Ideal diligen ce be ascertained; you 124, soo. ft. above the Sta te small deposit and land ..con locat ion tor mine workers or lire her eby notified that you Park in Syracuse, 0 .. Thomas tract ; phone 667-6386. belt line workers , Phone 742have been named Defendant in YARD SA LE . May Sth & 6th, Hayman. 5980. 5-4-Jtc a legal act ion entitled Paul Paul Wolfe residence, back of 4-24 -331c 5-3-61c Sigman and Janet Sigman, R - -. 5 ROOM house, basement, gas Plaint iffs , vs . John M .. Groves, · acine on County Rd . 28. >1000'S AQUARIUMS ; fish" heat, bath, 2 tots, S. D. 5-3-Jtp et al.. Defendants . This action has been assigned Case No. Help Wanted Jnd suF~.Piies; f'ew IQcation, , Buskirk, 34) Page St., Mld 15,261 , and is pend tng in the· NEW .2 PC. Early American AsFi Street. Middleport ne;.r dlepori j phone 992--5487. witti 100 pe t. ny lon with Salesmen Wanted Court of Common Pleas; Meigs park ; phone 99:J.5443.. S-4-3tp County, Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769 . Scotchguard and Maple wood SALES Oppor tunitY. Bellone, 1-7-tfc The object of th e Complaint is trirn. Th is week only $ 199~95. World's largest manufacturer for part ition of real estate of hea ring ai ds needs sales - NEW READY desc r ibed as follows : · Cash .and Carry : Pomeroy Blooming men or sa leswomen for loca l The following described real Recover'y, 622 E. Main St., poHed f.lowers, sta rting at 50 ar ea. Must be 21 or over, neat estate situate in the Village of 1 Pomeroy, phone 992-7554. cents; hanging baskets, appearance. carr bondable Middleport, County of Meigs S-3-6t'c pansies, cabbage, petunias, and State of Ohio : and looking for a· $15.000 a marigolds, coleus, tomatoes , Being the northeasterly part DUE to property damage, year income with ex~e ll ent peppers, etc . One-fourth off of Lot No. 10, formerly Shef growth po t enti al . . Persons absoiutety. no tr espassing. by the flat ; Hubbard's f ield, now incorporated and se lected will be comp letely , Greenhouse, 300 yards above Don Hupp. • made a part of the Village of trained at our exp~nse. 5-2-31p M iddleport , and having a ballpark on Syracuse, Oh io. Com pany benef1ts, protected llO Mechanic Street frontage on F rrst Stree t of 46 4-26-tfc feet and extending back at the ROOFING and Heating Repair ; . territory, repeal bu'siness and same width to a point half way leads furnished. Appl~ : all types; Specla l -:- Ctea·ning between · First . and Secon d Be llone Heari ng Aid Center , and oiling of blower, complete ·· Streets Also six teet ott of the SPRING SPECIALS SYRACUSE check on furna ces; Phone 843-·: · 601 Six th Ave ., Huntington, W. southwesterly sid e of the front Va . 5 ROOMS :.._ 2 bedrooms. 2341. half ot Lot No. 9, fronting six SABRE TILLER 4-30-6fc full basement, modern bath, 5-2-JOtc ·teet on First Str:eet ancl · ex 1 tending back at the same width front and ba~k porches. Extra HP to a po int half way betw een ALLEGHENY Wesleyan MATURE r esponsibl e persQn ·to lot. Asking $10,500 .00 . In Carlon · First and Second Streets . babysit in my home on S. Methodist Churc h of MIDDLEPORT Also the said grantee sha lt Set Up, 134.95 Second in Middleport for 3 Coolville, Ohio on Rt. 7 be4 BEDROOMS ~- :Nice bath, hav e a permanent right of way months old baby and 7 year tween Tuppers Plains and for ingress and egress not to TURF TRIM MOWERS stoke r furnace. Ba sement. old boy. 5 days per week inCoolville will have a revi11al, exceed tWo feet in width ex aluminum siding , and ftmced 1 c lud ing some weekends . May 6th thru May 13th, 7: 30 tend ing from the above HP yard . Asking only $7500.00, References required . Job desc rib ed premises westerly to p.m. with Rev. Roy Taylor, Carton. Second Street ; said right of way STORAGE BUILDING end of May . Send starts Pastor and Evangelist . Set up; $54.95 to be located on the north side of inquiries · to Box 406 , Everyone welcome. CO NTRACTORS - A real · the northwesterly part of said POMEROY Gallipolis, Ot)io. 5-2-3tc stron g bu ilt building . Has 2 Lot No. 10. 9 .. _ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. stories with two 24 inch steel 5-Htc De ed Refere: .ce: Volume 243, 6:idl Phone 992 -2181 Page 535; and Vo lum e 253, Page beams . Ideal for farm GENERAL Vffice Work in 249, Me i gs County Deed machinery, furniture, feed Record s. loca l · doctor's office. Call 'COAL, . Limestone, Exce1s1o~ store, or apar tmen.ts. A good The prayer of the Complaint Monday thru Friday giving Salt Works, E. Mainfit.. is. for commissioners be ap . age and qualilications, 992Pom eroy. Phone 992 - 3~. ' building at a reasonable price POinted to partition sai d real 2108. 4-12-tfc of only $20,000.00. . . die ; or if the sa me can11ot be 5-3-3tc , WANT A NEW HOME divided by metes and bounds 1 ACRE ~ 3 bedrooms with without-- maoifest injury to its !'!OW TAKING · orders forFULL TIME Barmaid. Apply i r.~ Vl!llue, that it be appra ised and niCe closets. Master has' 111 southern plants. Charles R. sold, and the proceeds .div ided person only Whisperi ng Pines Harris, 843-2693. bath . All elec tr ic and carpeted. ~mong the Pla inti ff s and Nit~ Club. 4-13-tft: car garage· and 2 ·family 2 __; Defendants as th ei r respective S-3-6tc interest ·may appear; for costs rooms in the basement. herein, i ncluding rea sona ble TRAILER HUMIDIFIERS 2,000 NEW red bri ck ; call 992attorney tees: and that they be For Sale PLUS LOT - . 3 bedrooms, 2039. granted such other relief as Hot W~ter Heaters patio. with cover in Rutland. may be just and proper . · 5-2-Jtp UPHOL STERY Materials, · Plumbing You are required to answer Lot 96X205. Asking just regularly $3.95 on ly $1 95. the Complaint within 28 days $5700.00. Electrical Work tK(.)M WALL to wall , no soil at Also ·'r emnants. Pom eroy after the last publi ca tion of thi s all , on carpets cleaned with Recovery, 622 E. Main St. , RUTLAND notice, which will e publ is hed Blue Lustre. Rent electric 2 BEDROOMS '- ·Bath, large phone 992-7554. once each week to~ six con secutive w eeks . The last 5-J-241p .. shampooer $1 . Nelson's Drug utility . All carpeted. Large publ ication will be m·ade May 4, Stor e. Pomeroy, Ol)io. fenced yard . 1973, and the 28 days for an swer NEW FOAM to fill your old 5-3-2fc COUNTRY HOME w ill commence on that date. cush ions, standard size suite, In case of your failure to only $9 .95 . Pomeroy MOTHER'S Day Flowers ; 3 LARGE BEDROOMS 992;2448 llnswer or otherwise respond as hanging baskets, white, pink Large kitchen an d dining. Recovery. 622 E. Main St., required by the Ohio Rules of Pomeroy. and red geraniums, mums Utility plus wash room . One -phone 992-7554.•· Civil Proced ure , jud~ment by a nd begonias; INSTANT acre of land. Double garage. default will be rendered against. 5-3-24tp vou for the r e-lief deman ded in MA,Y is HAIR KAIR month for COLOR tor your Garden - Asking _, $12 ,500.00. the Complaint., pansies, petunias, marigolds, NEW LISTtNG HA VE REAL and permanent our KOSCOT customers. Dated : March 28, 1973. Many specials this month fl owers for Mother's Day and P_hlox , ~Oieus, Sal11ia, Zin - 2.5 ACRES _ Flatwoods area Larry Spencer, n1as, D1anthus , Allyssum, s·t f 1 h · including ONE DAY Perfume many oth er gifts . Call Cler k-of Court, Sna pdragons. Ageratium and I e or severa ames. OnlyR~llett~ and Beauty Dust. I · · Sma lley 's Gift Shop, Chester, Meigs County Common Pleas Portulacca. Vegetable plants $5,000 .00. Court would like very much to serve phone 985-3537. Cabbage. br.occoti, THE GOOD BUYS ARE (3/ 30; (4) 6, 13, 20,27; (5) 4. or visi t you . Phone Helen 5-3-Stc cauli flower, lettuce, eggplant, ABOVE . C0ME IN AND SEE Jane Brown , Middleport mangoes, hot peppers and 14 THE REST, OR MAYBE A Ohio, 992 -5113. Remembe; SPECIAL PRICE on Aluminum kinds of tomato plants . NEW T RENOHOME CAN BE MOTHER on HER DAYo May car top boats until May 4, 13th. Cl eland Farm and. YOURS IN JUST 40 DAYS while stock lasts, 12-13-14; Greenhouse, E. Main, Racine. BR 1NG YOUR HOUS 1NG _ _ _ __ __ _ _ 4-:_ 3 _0 -lfc phone 992-6256, Kinqsbury Rd . PUBLIC NOTICE Geral d Cleland. PROBLEMS TO US. No. 18. The Village of Syracuse, Ohio, 4-29-tfc will recei11e seated bids until 12 WantM To Buy 4-29-6tp noon on Thursday, June 7, 1973, HELEN L TE-AFORD in the office of the clerk of said OLD furni_tur:e , oak tables , STEREO. Modern Walnut 992 -3325 Mobile Homes For Sale v illage for provid ing and ap organs, dishes, docks, bra'Ss stereo, AM-FM radio comGORDON B. TEAFORD ' ptying 500 tons, more or less', of be~ s or complete households. binat ion, 4 S·peed changer, 4 "CASH paid for all makes and . 404 asphaltic concrete in the 992 -3615 Wnte M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, speakers, separ~te cont,rols,. models of mobile homes . vill 'age as des ignated by ASSOCIATES Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 992Ba lan ce · $68 . 53. Use our Phone area code 614-423-9531. council. 6271 . NO SUNDAYS PLEASE ' All material and equ ipment budget terms . Call 992-3965. 4-13-tfc shall comply with Ohio State 1-7-tfc . 4,29-6fc Highway Department ~---___.:_: spec ifications . WANT to bUy old fa :..hioned VISIT .Kingsbur:y HOme, Sales & · Council reserves the ·right to furn iture of all klnd; also GEORGE HOBSTETTER Service for a better buy in 12'· reject any or all bids-. brass beds, wooden ice boxes, REAL ESTATE BROKE~ 14' widE! mobile homes or a old posfGards, albums and RACINE ......, 3 acres 1 mile out of Racine on ChesterKathryn H . Crow roomy double -wide 54x24 1 3 other item s. What have vou? Tuppers Plains -water' system , sa le price, $2,000 .00. Clerk. Village of 'bedroom. 2 baths - 44x24, 2 ·E. Henson, Rt . 2. Syracuse bedrooms ; made by Skyline "(5) 4, 11, 2t McDermptt, Ohio; phone RACINE - ·6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, ll/ 2 baths, wall -to-wall Corp . Built right. 2x4 con 858-2540. carpeting downstairs, 4 extrll rooms in basement, living struction. Now on display on 4-22-lStp room 2Sx30, double 9arage, would have to see to apKi 'nqsburv Rd. Couilty Rd. 18, preciate - $32.000.00 . . Rt . 33 North , Come now or WANTED '- OLD UPRIGHT to our Gran~ Opening on May ' PIANOS . Any conditlon. RAC IN E. - 5 acres of land. 6 room frame house, 3 hice 12· n Otfic.e hours 2 p.m . to 7 Paying $10 e.;tch. First floor bedrooms, bath & shower, vinyl siding, very good p.m. or by appointment. Wr ite giving directions. only. prot.'erty · priced · $18.000.00. Phone '192 -6256 . Our low LOST, Lady's Billfold in Pianos, P. 0 . BoX 188, Sardis, ov~rhead means big savings Pomeroy, Monday afternoon, Hi,lton.Wolfe . Salesman . Ohio 43946. to you . Reward ; phone 985·3308. 4-79-6tp Phone 949-3111 4-29-12tp It's Tim·e For Business Services =-:------ :...__ eport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 4, 1973 AT SOUTH EDGE OF Built by: ·B&K Excavating Choose 5 or 6 HP model, 26-inch or SALES REPRESENTATIVE: 32-inch mower . .• ~ • TRADE IN NOW for the year's best deal! VIRGIL B•. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER '' MODERN SUPPLY .· 9'92 -2164 Pomerov, Ohio KINOS OF STUFF" l>(IRGE AND SMAll ANIMALS w1 ·r~"ALL • Associates : Helen L Teaford, GOrdon B. Te~ford I EQUAL HOUSING · OPPORTUNITIES PHONE .992-3325 �• • J ' 10- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 4,,1973 . 11 - The Daily "-nt · I M'ddl ""' m• ' ' Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds 'Get Results! WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P .M . Day Before Publication . Monday Deadl ine 9 a . m . Canc;:ellation - Corrections Will be accepted until 9 a .m . for Day of Publ ic at ion REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the rio;Jhl to ed i t or reject any ads objectional . The p~rblisher w ill not be respons ible for more tharr one incorrect For Sale Notice RATES For Want Ad Service Scents per Word one insertion M i n imum Charge 75<: 12 cents per w.ord three consecutive inserffons . 18 cents per word s ix c on · secutive insert ions . 25 Per Cent D isco unt on paid ads and ads paid within 10 days . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S1.50 for SO word m in lm um . Each addit ional word 2c. BLIND ADS· Add itional He Chi:lrge per Advertisement .' - OFFICE HOURS 8: 30a . m . to 5:00p .m . Da il y , 8:30 a. m . to 12 :00 Noon Saturday . like a person. 5-3-21p deemed insert ion . We talk to you YARD SALE at Norman Hy se ll 's on Eagle Rid~e ­ Bashan Rood . Turn by Metgs Memory Gardens, Rd . 32. go 6 miles and watch tor sa le sign . May 4th and 5th . YARD SALE . WMP0/1390 Middleport Ele mentary PTA at Doss resi dence, Bradbury, May 4 andS, 9a. m.lil6p. m. S·J-2t c YARD SALE, 1 mile from Rutland on Happy Hollow Rd ., Lawren ce Hysell residence. startin9 Thursday , May 3rd, and continuing until everything is sold . 5-3-3tc SHOOTING MATCH, Corn ON YOUR DIAL'-------------' Auto Sales Auto Sa les 1969 C.HEVELLE 396, 4 speed, good condition, phone 992-2572 anytime. 5-4-Jtc Pets For Sale GROCERY bus iness for sale. Building for sale or tease . SIAMESE & Burmese kittens ; Phone 773-5618 from 8: 30p.m . phone 985 -4248 or 9BS 3565. ,.. 4-29-6tp lo 10 p.m . for appointment. 3-20-lfc ~--'------­ BOSTON Terr ier , phone 992 . NEW 2 pc. Early Amer ican with 5867 . 100 pel. nylon w i th Scotch· 5·3-3tc guard and Maple wood lrim . Th is week only !199 .95, Cash and Carry. Pomeroy For Rent or Recovery , 622 E. Main St., BUSINESS bu i l.ding with abovt Pom erby , phone 992-7554. 150 ft. frontage on State 5-3-6tc Routes 33- 124 and 7; formerly Reuter ' s Se r vice Sta1ion 'UPHOLSTER yOur own fur located lf? mile North of nitur e . Foam cushions, any Pomeroy . Ideal for Roadside size. Colton, burlap, swivet Pottery, Antiques , outside bases, zi pper, dacron, webfountains. grocery store., etc. bing , we It . Pomeroy Has gas pumps and tanks . Recovery, 622 E . Main St., Close to County Fa ir Grounds. phone 992 -7554. 5·3-241p Sta te Roadside Park and Meigs High School. Fully equipped and stock that must UPHOLSTERY Materials, be purcha.sed. Contact Glddo, nylon pr ints, cotton prints, 992 -5786 or 992-2529 or 992-lf-978 viny ls, velvets of all kinds . for .3ppoinlment. Pomeroy" Recovery 1 622 E , 4-29-61c Main St .. phone 992-7554. 5-3-24tp - - - -- - - - - - - -- - ------- PUBLIC NOTICES =-:---:-::::- G_RAVELY tRACTOR SALES ------ Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker · Pomeroy, Ohio 3¥2 3 1n 129.95 49.95 ••HEll" HEATING & COOLING · OFFICE SUPPLIES and Stop In and See Our Floor Display. ROOM frome house in ltEADY -MIX Harrisonville ; phone 304-755. 2657. 5-2-12tc -:-:--:-::-- - - - - - -2 YEAR old, 3 bedroom house. fully carpeted, storm windows; phone 992-5756. . 5-2-6tp o. ,__ lost '· ' ----..,.- --,-----,-5-2-Jtp ~ --....,-..- . . Service USED CARS AND TRUCKS. Ph. 992-2:174 MODERN septic tank service, DANNY'S TV Service. Ma son, 24 hours, 7 days a week . W. Va .; phone 773-5976. Phone 992-3954. 4-27-tfc 4· l0-3otc O'DELL WHEEL alignmenf · located at Crossroads. Rt . 12-4, Real Estate· For Sale complete front end service, tune· up and brake ser11ice: 18 BEAUTIFUL acres on Wheels balanced elec Lincoln Hill . Pomeroy 's most tronically . All work ~ desirable JO(afion. All utilities guaranteed . Reasonable available. Two minutes from rates . Phone 992-32 13 or 742Courthouse. Pr iced to sell. Call 992 -2623 for appointment. 3232. 2-18-tfc 5-1-tfc 7 liadlato Could be the biggest event since the wheel was invented! Come see. and CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS CL6:ANED REASONABLE rates. Ph . 446· 5-12-tfc RACINE '69 FORD ·-----~----- $1295 EXCAVATING, dozer, loader TRUCKS and backhoe work; septic tanks installed ; dump trucks , and lo-boys for hire ; will haul fill dirt, top soil, limestone and gra11el; call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day. phone 992-7089; · night phone 992-3525 or 992·. '73 FORD PICKUP ----·$3495 makes . Reasonable rates. Th e Sewing Center, Mid · dleport, Ohio. 11 -16-tfc -HOUSE A.ND Roof painting; in ferior and · exterior,. free estimates. Call 992 -7008or 9922460. 4-19-30tc ~ WILL trim or cu t trees, clean out basen:'lents, attics, etc. and paint roofs; phone 949 3221 . 4-17-JOtc '· MIDDLEPORT Large 2 story home. In good · condition. 5 bedrooms• . Jlh baths, nice kitchen . Utility room, sma ll ce ll ar. Dining room with c·abinets . Garage and Carpor t. All is close to playg r ou nd . A . BUY AT. . 3 large bedrooms w.ith double c lo se t s. Excelleht bath . Large living room with fireplace. Dining room with doub h~ glass doors leadi"ng to co n crete patio , Dream kitchen · w ith much cabinet space bu ilt in range and double ove'n. Ref. ,· Utilit y room . Carpeted throll_ghout . Lot 100x120. Basement. 2. years old . $23,000.00. When it' s your MOVE Don't play checkers ! LI ST WITH CLE LANO REALTY FOR FAST SA LE . HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER NEW MOBILE HOMES 10x402BR SEPTIC TANK~ AROBIC 10x512 BR ~WAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN -· 10x56 3 BR ED. REPAIRED. MILLER 12x41 2 BR SANITATION, STEWART, 12x51 2 BR OHIO. PHONE 662-3035. 1 0-4· tfc 12x56 3 BR· .,....-' 12x61 3 BR SEWING MACHINES. · ~epalr l0x43 3 BR service, all makes. 992-2284 . The Fabric St)op, Pomeroy .. Double wide Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen SciSsors. , For Rent or .Sale STORAGE Building ~ 100 x sO ft . on .87 acre of land with 333 ft . frontag e on Spring A11e., Pomeroy, Ohio . .6 of mile from Main Street. 1.2 mileS ·. over Na ylor's Run Road from No.7 By -Pass. Phone 992 -2412 or see Mrs . Fred Blaettriar . 5-4-1tc CHESTER, 0 . a display of fireworks on the firial evening, May 28. The company features rides and proceeds from the appeara~ce sponsorship of the Rutland Fire Department. I' 4 Door • . M0tor-Co• Pomeroy $6500 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Peters, Belpre; Norma Maness, Mary- Enjoy a grass cutting week end ·with a Wheel Horse tractor. Your Wheel Horse dealer has the biggest line of lawn .an d garden tractors ever. Tractors like 1he 16 and 18 HP automatics ,for big jobs. Intermed iate and ~conomy size automatic and lever shift tractors tram 7 to 14 HP !hat <;~ffer IJersati lity and efficiency for gett in g the job done are allai l·abl e, too. Trac tors ·are loaded with features that make tractor operation enjoyab le. Choose from 42 work. .saving attachments. So lighten yaur workload. buy Wheel Horse and have time for fam i ly fun . Wheel Horse qual ity and dependability is backed with. 27 years of experience . land ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whittle, Worthington were Easter Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs . Charles Neuman. Evening ca llers were Dr. and Mrs. R . E. Boice and Mr. and Mrs . A. M. Zahl. DISCUSS QUESTIONS A representative from the BAUM LUMBER Gallipolis, 0. PH. 446-0175 985--3301 office of Cong. Clarence Miller will be at the courtroom of the Sales and Service Chester, 0 . have concerning the Federal goverrunent. Revolution, schedul ed for· Friday, May 11, ha s been post- THREEHONORED .women Three Meigs and Gallia students at Ohio State University have been named members of Alpha Lambda • _ NEW ' _J :: .. Automatics 2 speed operation . , Choice of water tern ps . Auto. water level control. Lint Fitter or' Power Fin Agitator . Perma - Press Maylilg Halo of Heat Dryers SUrround Clothes With gentle, even heat . No hot spots, no overdrying . . Fine Mesh Lint Fitter. • We Specl.wlizt In RUTLAND 741 -4211 ' ', .: ., : 64'X12' Jones University, Greenville, LICENSES ON SALE S. C., on Wednesday, May 30. . Cigaret licenses have gone 7 p.m. & · Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Service 'Til 12 · 'Til Noon on Saturda) poned until May 16 . The mcetir1g wiiJ be held ,at the home of Mrs. Thereon Johnson. Postponement was " SON BOliN and Mrs. Cl arence Stew.:1r t, Columbus are announcing the bir th of another son, David ":'!althcw, Aprill6 at 1\11". necessitated b·y· a conflict with a district forum on . aging St. Ann's HospitaL He weighed scheuulcu lor that day. eight pounds. Gr and parenls (Ire Mrs . Iva Stewart, Rutland 3nd Mr . and Mrs . .Junior Hunt, Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart have another · son, Clarence Lee. The family visi ted here recently with re latives. Open For Inspection . ANOTHER GREAT RIDING BY NATIONAL HOMES c'bRPORATION FROM • Dlfterential rear nle . '· • ·• ' '73 MOD~LS PR.ICE MOBILE HOME CENTE'RS 7 SOUTH • Twln·blade . 1ynchronlzed mower '5990 ' ST. RT. OF MARIETTA Sunday 1 to. 5 ' 1 MILE NORTH OF FIVE POINTS ON RT. 7 ' LOOK FOR SIGNS The TR E'NDHOME is: t Built on 16 inch centers . . 2. Ha s 2x4 wall stads with glued and nailed 112 inch drywall. 3. Fully ins~l'!ted . . 4. 2X8 fiOOI'" jOISt. . . s. large closet s. 6. Firealarm for Your protection. 7 . Carpeting in living , hall and atl3 bedrooms. 8. Has 1112 baths, lub with seat and 2 soap trays. 9. Alum .i num eaves and down spouting . ,10. Aluminum projection and siding with very little upkeep. 11. Rubber treated aluminum window's. 12. Storm doors and windows. 13 . Large kitchen with beautiful cupboards and dOuble sink. 14 . Garages, sliding glass door s, ba se ments, and many other features. 19. 2ll6 rafters. 16. Nice utility room and wastler-drver Space . 17. Copper plumbing . · 18. Tliese homes ar:e manufactured by the larg est home builder in the UNITED STATES. 19 . Nearly lf2 acre lots available,· at building ~ ife , and lots in · . · Meigs School District. . · 20. These houses are built accord illy to code, and will pa ss inspection . : 21. Price is only S19,995.00 on your lot. let Us Build Your New Home! • Sat~IY, Interlock IYIIem SAME WARRANTIES AND SERVICE AS THE . • • Won'l dig up lurf on tuma 68'X12' • 3 8DRM. • 1 AND % BATH AS ABOVE Trendhomes Saturday 1 to 5 .•5190 EQUIP~ED OUR NEW MODEL HOME licenses is May 28. 2 BDRM •• DLX. FURNITURE· GAS FURNACE SET UP .:· FURNITURE·~~~.~;:·t Rutland ONLY Open EVenings Blackwood, a member of Theta on sa1e in the office of Meigs Epailon Chi Utcrary Society, is County Auditor' Gordon Caldth e husband of .the forl)lcr well . They are $25 for retail Marta Kay Hubbard, daugh.ter business houses and 1100 for of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hut>- wh o le sa le distributors. Deadline for purchase Of new bard, Middleport. HUGE .BLIV. RM. • MASTER BDRM. • DELIVERED AND :: ·: MAY TAG Arnold Grate. ONLY School of Religion, at Bob Maytag POMEROY, OHIO Firebird, sol id gold color, 350 V 8, au to., P.S., P.B , bucke t seat s. Sharp' cnr for · of Mrs_ Hazel Blackwood, Scruggs, Cht:shire; Deborah A. RUtland Route 1, will receive a Crow and Milisa K . Rizer, both bachelor of arts degree, of Pomeroy. practical ChristiBn training, HOUSE TYPE DOOR ·CARPET WITH PAD • STORMS • Big Capacity PHONE ~92-7777 '2595 '2195 '1995 Save$ $ •995 TO WIN DEGREE William Alan Blackwood, son womerJ. They are Susan Yeatts OVE~s · SPECIAL 1972 LEFT .' B-ELPRE 0 ~Mec. ~agon , all white with wood grain panel on stde, a1r co nd ., 9 pass . Nice wagon to pull thai camper w ith. . ONLy which recognize ~ outstanding scholarship among freshmen • Rear engine · tor e11:tra tracUon ...-' 423-7521 Fra.nk Gheen, Safes Mgr. Open Sun. 1-6 p.m. ; Oai 9-6 . MILLER MOBILE HOMES *MOBILE HOMES* Larry Evans, OWner "Jones Boys" Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter of lhe Doughten; of the Americt~n .' • LARRY'S Next DOQr to the •••• Meigs County . Owner Wides - 14' Wides Up 70' Long Low Bank Rates G I Loans Available of BUILT TO TRACTOR STANDARDS ,• SALE GOOD THRU MAY 7th 12' A - meeting @) Of( Meigs County CoUrthouse from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Tuesday to discuss any questions residents LAVVN & GARDEN TRACTORS Over 30 new di"sp!ay mobile homes go on sa le at hundreds of dollars in sa11ings to make room tor new summer stock. Doubl~s and Modul~rs ,- due to rising cost of lumber and matenal. Sa le price good only on displayed units . WASHINGTON BLVD. ' MEETING POSTPONED Massey Ferguson L--__..:;·---------~..:..:.:.;:::.·=·:..::.· ONLy Remember We Service What We Sell. 1970 CHEVROLET2 TON S2495 108_'' cab to axle, 350 cu 1n . V-B, 15,000 lb. 2 spoed R. AX le, sol1d cab, good 625x20 tires . Thi s tru ck has alway s had good main tenance. SALE 1220 $3995 Drown vmyl roof, hnted gla ss, factory air, front 8. rea r gua rds, radi o & rear speaker , whi te-wall tires. Nice and clean . Reta i l .$4860. Priced to move. LARGE SELECTION *PARKWOOD '*KIRKWOOD ·*sKYLINES ACADEMY ' . OUR WORD IS OUR BOND _ca r title & balance of worranty , HAVE EASTER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Rowan, MOBILE HOMES c. . C1 ta lina Brougham 4 dr . H.T., ' green with green viny l t<op, air cond ., tape player, local one owner, low mil eage. Take your family on vaca ti on in thi s one or enj oy the summer weather a,head. REMEMBER We Seroice . What W!! Sell Pomeroy Motor ·co. OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OH 10 Grand Prix . We sol d thi s car 10 months ago . J ust like new now . Air cond., vinyl top . Real low mileage . Mu st see th is on e. Grea t buy . ONLy '2195 '4495 '2995 CEWARD ---CALVERT, Salesman . 1972 CHEVROLET ~apr i ce _4-door. ne~ ONLY We Are Still Having Some Great Buys On New Buick, - Pontiac and Opels. Check With Us Before You Bu An Car New or Used .•. OF QUALITY . Demon'} dr . H.T., V-8, au to., P.S., air cond ., local owner . This is a clean little car . T-Bird. Real sharp 66 model Bird." Runs & drives Real nice. Priced to sell. H.T. Sed., runs good ........... '100 '3895 ONLy Delta, n~ti onal hono'r society SPRING CLEANING Ernest M. Shuler , H.T......... - .... _... 1295 2 SIGNS to sell th is week . ,,, Ton Pickup, VB. auto., P.S., P. B., radio, cus tom cab. This tru ck has 98,321 mites but still runs l(ke a top . Priced to· set I. 1970 DOOGE 'POLARA l1695 4-door, fa ctorv air. V-8 engine, automatic tran sm ission power steering & brakes . .good white -wa ll lires. whit~ 1l nish, vinyl top , rad io, clean inside. WHEELHORSE .. We Feature Some of the Finest: Door, air............. ., 1695 L----------~--------_J 992 ·2.259 il no answer 992-2658 MOBILE HOMES & air........ '995 . SPECIAL BUYS TRI.COUNTY ~----- 88 4 Elec. 1254 dr . H.T., vinyl top, ai r cond., power se<~t, beige with saddle top& saddle IJinyl Interior. Priced L~sabre2 dr . H. T., white with black viny l top, black 11myl interior , factory air, P.S., P. B., local one owner . This car is :eady to go toi-- " You ' ll Ll ke Our Quality VVay of Doing Business" 992 -5342 ~ GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Qp,, Evenings Untii6 : 00--Til 5p.m. Sat. Fire Departmen~, Racine . The com pany wiJI appear at Rutland, June 6-9, under the Many more to choose from. Eastern Ave. Olds FUN COMING . RACINE - The McGuffey will go to the fire department's Amusement Co. of Vienna, W. new lruck fund . For $1 a Va ., will play at Racine from contributor receives five ride May 25 through May 28 for the tickets. Donations are to be benefit of the Racine Volunteer mailed to tbe Racine Volunteer Al1 hom.es are total electric, compl ete ly furnished, set of steps, 114" b:rch paneling. house -type doors, storm Windows. From $250 .00 down. Delivered Free. 3-29-tfc BUICK DODGE PONTIAC PONTIAC PONTIAC PONTIAC 1969 BUICK 1970 G.M.C. 1966 FORD Karr & Van Zandt SEE YOUR WHEELHORSE DEALER FOR 1973 TRACTORS NOW $2995 $3595 $3995 $3595 $3995 $4295 $4995 ______ Buick Elec. Fire Department. There will be PUBLIC WHOLESALE plugs. points and condenser ; 8 cyl., $17 .95 and 6 cy l., $14.95: call for appointment; Racine Garage, Racine, Ohio, '9493611. 4-8-30tc '63 CHEVROLET 1h TON $395 64 59 PH. 985-4100 Localedon St. Rt . 7 5-J-30tc G~A~R~A~G>E~r~e~p~a~ir~.~lun~e~---ups; Town Sed., power Buick laSabre RIGGS USED CARS EXCAVATING. Dozers, large and small; Backhoes and . Loaders on track and tires ; . Dump trucks Lo - boy ~ Se rvic e; Septic tanks Installe d ; George (Bill)' . Pullins: phone 992-2478 or 9927402. 2-9-ttc• Garage, near Cross road s on St. Rt . 124; all mechanic work including automatic transmissions. Monday thru Saturday,8_:30a. m . to5p. ·m . Ph one 992·7121 or 992-639-2. AUTOMOBILE insurance beeri cancelled? Lost your operator'.s license? Call 992· 2966. 6-15-ffc 98 66 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel 2-9-tfc ~:-:-::-=-:---::--:--:-:­ NOW OPEN - Roger Hysell 's ponds and se ptic ta:1ks, ditching ser11ice; top soil, fill dirt, limestone ; B&K Ex , cavat ing . Phone 992 -5367, Dick Ka~r, Jr . 9-1 -tfc 1971 1971 1972 1971 1970 1970 Pi ckup , 6 cyt., long bed. HARRISON'S TV Service ·ancl Service Calls; phone 992-2522. "DOZER and back hoe work, Olds THESE ONE OWNER CARS AND YOU WON'T HAVE TQ WORRY ABOUT GEniNG BACK HO.ME. Pontiac Bonneville 4 'lr. H.T., air ...... ,11395 . . Ford Gal. 500 4 Door, air .............. '1095 '71 CHEVROLET 1h TON $1995 Pi ckup. door s and windows , carports, .· marquees, afuminum siding , and ra i ling . A. Jacob, sales · representative . For free.,~ es timates , phone Charle. Lisle, Syracuse, V. v.· Johnson and Son, Inc. 3-2-tfc · Holiday Sedan, air .. .. .. .. .. .. 12695 Olds Cut. Hoi. Sedan, v-roof ............. 11495 67 Exp lorer, 300 actu!ll mites. SEE US FOR:-Aw-;;lngs, storm 88 68 Chevelle 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto., P.S..... 11495 6o Douge Pol. 4· Door H.T.. ................ 1795 Fairlane, 2 dr .. H.T ., auto., P.S. :--~--,----­ .85 of nice laying la nd. 2 story lrame . ~Wonderful new kitchen, loads of cabinets. range & oven, di ~ h washer, disposal etc. ll/2 baths, 2 large living rooms . Dining r oom. 5 large bedrooms with closets . Full bi'1sement with uti lity R. Garage and other buildings. $17,000.00. JUST 112,,00.00. · MIDDLEPORT Ameri.can Motor, 4 dr . 2-11 -tfc 608 E. MAIN-..;,;_ __ . 5-1-tfc POMEROY = = - - ----"----,--, E'LNA an,d...._ White S~eW fn9 ' MIDDLEPORT Machines .. .- service on all 68 68 68 '71 AMBASSADOR -----$1895 5232. Complete Ser11ice Phone 949-3821 Racine, Ohlo Critt Bradfgrd Beautiful Colonial. Kitchen is .ou t cf this World, has · every thing , 2 ceramic tile ba t hs, 2 bedroom s, dining room , carpeted . Full basement . Gas for ced air heat . A nice rental apartmen t . $17,500.00 . Mustang, auto., V-8. HOGG & ZU~PAN MATERIALS CO. 773-5554' ~son, W. Va _ C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer POMEROY '71 FORD·----------- $1995 3.99 gallon deli11ered right to your project. Fast and eas:. Free estimates, Phone 992 -3284. Goeglein ReadY-Mix Co., , Middleport, Ohio. • 6-30-tfc ,__ '70 MERCURY·-------$1895 Marquis, 4 dr. masonry Olds GO ON VACATION IN ONE 0 70 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, power, air_ ......... 13500 . . 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, air .... 12995 70 Olds 88 H.T, Sedan, Vroof, air....... - 12595 69 Chevelle Mal. H.T. Cpe., V-8, AT, PS ... 11595 .69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., air ..... 11595 69 'Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto..... 11295 68 VW 2 Door, radio -- ..................... '1095 . New Yorker , tully equ ipped. Pomeroy lATEX PAINT For wood finisl)es . 71 '69 CHRYSLER·-------$1695 PAINT SPECIAL! Blue Ridge Interior- Exterior 4782, Gallipolis. John Russell , Owner & Operator. · · 2' st ory frame. 3 large bedrooms with loads of closets. Modern bath wi th shower . 26 ft. living toom with nice fireplace, den. dining room , kitcl:len with all new cabinet s and. range, dining bar, very coniJenienL Carpete..! throughout. Full basement. Forced ai r heat. Carport . On excellent" street . $17,500.00. K1ng swood wagon , 8 cyl. , w-air . VACATION USED CAR SALE USED CARS '71 CHEVROLET------~$2595 SMITH NELSON · . MOTORS, INC. Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . PH. 992-2174 \ From the laroest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator lo the ~mauesr Hearer t;ore. Naothan Bigps Radiator Specialist - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 Tit 5 FURNITURE - -- - -- - ARNOLD BROTHERS '5.55 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. A Change! EXPERIENCED. On Most American Cars _ _ ___ Furnace Controls • 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy RANCHO COMPANY - -- EXPERT Wheel Alignment P9MEROY HOME & AUTO lease Hollow Gun Club. turn lsi r ight ~fter M iles Cemetery , '69 GTO, 400 cu . in. 335 h.p ., 4 Rulland . Fa c to ry choked speed, new ti:-es and new gun s only . Sunday , May 6th, 1 exhaus t system . ta ch and p.m . rear air .s hocks and much 5-3-3tc more . Asking $1350.00. Phone 992- 1~6. YARD SALE , 2 fain i lies, Friday 5.J_31 c DON' T pump your stugg;sh Real Estate For Sale • Notice and Saturday, May 4 and ' 5, septic ta~k . Gef Klean -Em "HOUSE in Long Bottom, phone All Septic Tank Cleaner . 1308 Powell St ., M iddleport. 1968 OLDSMOBILE 442. 1 985 _3529 . I WILL do babysitting in my landmark Farm Bureau , 6-11 -tfc Avon s, toy s, clothing and o_wner, power steering, good home ; phone 882-263B. Pomeroy. misc . f1res, A-1 condition , will sell 5-4-3tc 5-4-ltc s 3 - 21~ reasonable ; . phone 742-4211 : : = 4 ROOM Hou se with bath. before 5 p.m . or 742-4931 after GUN Shoot, Rut land Gun Club ; NEW Holland 271 Baler , New pri ced to sell. Call Ned 992GUN SHOOT, also r i fle matches· 5 p.m. 22's & High Powered Ri fles ; Holland 451 Mower ; Da le 5333. - Opeo sites only and :s pecial" S-4-3tc Sunday, May 6, 1 p .m .; Kautz, Chester, 985-3831 , S-3-6fc deer slug match . forked Run ~:-:~::;:--:::---:cc-;-;:-c e11eryone welcome . ' 5-4-31p Spor tsman" Club, Sunday , . '63 OLDS Convertible Cutlass, 5-4-2tc May 6th, 12 noon . automatic ; '67 Chevelle 5-3-Jfc Malibu, 3 speed , phone 7.42· TWO 26" boys' bicyc les, $15 YARD Sale. Friday at noon, all Real Estate For 5ale-! each; one 16" bicycle 'with day Saturday; Edna Monk, -::-:=-:=-:----~ 6271. -5-3-6tc tra inin g wheels, $12 .50 ; phone RUTLAND American Legi,on 18 ACRES Larkin St ., Rutland . 992-5B15. Gun Shoot, Beech Grove Rd ., 5-4-ltc in 5-4-3tc Sunday, May 6th, noon til., .. · For Rent ~c----:---­ Pomeroy Village 5-3-Jfc P. J. Pauley. Nationwide In MOBILE home space in STIHL 0-41 Chain Saw. like new Limits surance office will be closed and l year old. $150; phone Syracuse ; phone 992 -6329. KNAPP SHOES - Comfort, May 4th and 5th. 992 -5323. River View 5·2-lfc Quality, Long Wear , S-3-21C S-4-2tp Reasonable prices. Call 992FURN I SHED 2 bedroom ~-----~5324. apar tment. adults only 1972 SUZUK I 185, excellent 5-3-tfc condit ion, with many extras. M iddleport ; phone 992-3874: Realtors and $500 ; phone 992 -5323. 4-6-tfc Auctioneers DANCE, Friday and Saturday 5-4-21p nights, 10 til 2; Shenang 446-0001 ------~ Your Right to Know Springs; Music· by Guy PRIVATE meeting room for 1973 STEREO 8 track . A small ·any organization ; phone 992 Gallipolis ThOma, Toby Young and 3975. . balance of $88.64 or pay $6.50 and be informed of the func Eddie Fife. tions of your government are per month. Phone 992 -5331. NEW Total Electric frame 3-11 -tfc 5-2-Jtc embodied in public notices . In 4-20-tfc home. baseboard heat. hard, that self -government charges 1h miles 3 BEDROOM house. 2 wood fl oors, 3 bedroom, bath. all citizens to be informed; on St. Rt. 143; prefer coup le, ,... MUST sell 19?3 deluxe Zig-Zag Stop in and see our line of liv in g room, dining room, th is newspaper urges every no pets; phone 949-3716. sewing machine. Thi s citizen to read and study these built-in kitchen, breezeway, quality fishing tackle, rods, S-4-3tp machine darns, embroiders, notices. We strongly advise garage, city water. Lot size reels, lines, lures. ---~-----makes buttonholes , dll those ci11~ens, seek1.ng further 100x400 p lu s nine -tenths informa t ion, to exerc ise their . 3 AND 4 ROOM "furnished a·nd" without attachments . Just completed . Additional lot right of access to public dial and sew . Pay balance of apartments . l!n furnished available. Tuppers Plains , •records and public meetings . $38.50 or pay $5 per month. Phon~2 - 5434, Ohio. Price $18,000 as is. Phone 992-5331. 4-12-tfc Phone 667 -6386 . 4·20-tfc --,--~'---~~~ 5-4-3tc Pomeroy, Ohio ---~-~ ,.7 ROOM house and bath, State Route 681, Snowvi lle. Phone HOME Grown Tomato plants ONE YEAR OLD frame hou'le, Phone 992lor. garden use; lar·g e sturdy 698-4499 . total -electric, paneled Improved M exican, . Open 8 a.m . . to 5: 30 p.m. lhrougho~,.~t, 2 bedr9oms, city . 5-3-3tp plants; , NOTICE Heinz 1350 and Superson ic; water. approximately 1/ 2 acre To John M . · Groves, whoSe Monday thru Thursday , 8 also hot peppers. mangoes lot, Fourth Street, Reedsville, NEW TRAILER, l2x50, by the pJace of res idence is un known a.m . to 8 p.m. Friday and and cabbage plants . On Rt. and ca nnot with reasonable Saturday. price $10,500 ; - will consider week or by the month. Ideal diligen ce be ascertained; you 124, soo. ft. above the Sta te small deposit and land ..con locat ion tor mine workers or lire her eby notified that you Park in Syracuse, 0 .. Thomas tract ; phone 667-6386. belt line workers , Phone 742have been named Defendant in YARD SA LE . May Sth & 6th, Hayman. 5980. 5-4-Jtc a legal act ion entitled Paul Paul Wolfe residence, back of 4-24 -331c 5-3-61c Sigman and Janet Sigman, R - -. 5 ROOM house, basement, gas Plaint iffs , vs . John M .. Groves, · acine on County Rd . 28. >1000'S AQUARIUMS ; fish" heat, bath, 2 tots, S. D. 5-3-Jtp et al.. Defendants . This action has been assigned Case No. Help Wanted Jnd suF~.Piies; f'ew IQcation, , Buskirk, 34) Page St., Mld 15,261 , and is pend tng in the· NEW .2 PC. Early American AsFi Street. Middleport ne;.r dlepori j phone 992--5487. witti 100 pe t. ny lon with Salesmen Wanted Court of Common Pleas; Meigs park ; phone 99:J.5443.. S-4-3tp County, Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769 . Scotchguard and Maple wood SALES Oppor tunitY. Bellone, 1-7-tfc The object of th e Complaint is trirn. Th is week only $ 199~95. World's largest manufacturer for part ition of real estate of hea ring ai ds needs sales - NEW READY desc r ibed as follows : · Cash .and Carry : Pomeroy Blooming men or sa leswomen for loca l The following described real Recover'y, 622 E. Main St., poHed f.lowers, sta rting at 50 ar ea. Must be 21 or over, neat estate situate in the Village of 1 Pomeroy, phone 992-7554. cents; hanging baskets, appearance. carr bondable Middleport, County of Meigs S-3-6t'c pansies, cabbage, petunias, and State of Ohio : and looking for a· $15.000 a marigolds, coleus, tomatoes , Being the northeasterly part DUE to property damage, year income with ex~e ll ent peppers, etc . One-fourth off of Lot No. 10, formerly Shef growth po t enti al . . Persons absoiutety. no tr espassing. by the flat ; Hubbard's f ield, now incorporated and se lected will be comp letely , Greenhouse, 300 yards above Don Hupp. • made a part of the Village of trained at our exp~nse. 5-2-31p M iddleport , and having a ballpark on Syracuse, Oh io. Com pany benef1ts, protected llO Mechanic Street frontage on F rrst Stree t of 46 4-26-tfc feet and extending back at the ROOFING and Heating Repair ; . territory, repeal bu'siness and same width to a point half way leads furnished. Appl~ : all types; Specla l -:- Ctea·ning between · First . and Secon d Be llone Heari ng Aid Center , and oiling of blower, complete ·· Streets Also six teet ott of the SPRING SPECIALS SYRACUSE check on furna ces; Phone 843-·: · 601 Six th Ave ., Huntington, W. southwesterly sid e of the front Va . 5 ROOMS :.._ 2 bedrooms. 2341. half ot Lot No. 9, fronting six SABRE TILLER 4-30-6fc full basement, modern bath, 5-2-JOtc ·teet on First Str:eet ancl · ex 1 tending back at the same width front and ba~k porches. Extra HP to a po int half way betw een ALLEGHENY Wesleyan MATURE r esponsibl e persQn ·to lot. Asking $10,500 .00 . In Carlon · First and Second Streets . babysit in my home on S. Methodist Churc h of MIDDLEPORT Also the said grantee sha lt Set Up, 134.95 Second in Middleport for 3 Coolville, Ohio on Rt. 7 be4 BEDROOMS ~- :Nice bath, hav e a permanent right of way months old baby and 7 year tween Tuppers Plains and for ingress and egress not to TURF TRIM MOWERS stoke r furnace. Ba sement. old boy. 5 days per week inCoolville will have a revi11al, exceed tWo feet in width ex aluminum siding , and ftmced 1 c lud ing some weekends . May 6th thru May 13th, 7: 30 tend ing from the above HP yard . Asking only $7500.00, References required . Job desc rib ed premises westerly to p.m. with Rev. Roy Taylor, Carton. Second Street ; said right of way STORAGE BUILDING end of May . Send starts Pastor and Evangelist . Set up; $54.95 to be located on the north side of inquiries · to Box 406 , Everyone welcome. CO NTRACTORS - A real · the northwesterly part of said POMEROY Gallipolis, Ot)io. 5-2-3tc stron g bu ilt building . Has 2 Lot No. 10. 9 .. _ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. stories with two 24 inch steel 5-Htc De ed Refere: .ce: Volume 243, 6:idl Phone 992 -2181 Page 535; and Vo lum e 253, Page beams . Ideal for farm GENERAL Vffice Work in 249, Me i gs County Deed machinery, furniture, feed Record s. loca l · doctor's office. Call 'COAL, . Limestone, Exce1s1o~ store, or apar tmen.ts. A good The prayer of the Complaint Monday thru Friday giving Salt Works, E. Mainfit.. is. for commissioners be ap . age and qualilications, 992Pom eroy. Phone 992 - 3~. ' building at a reasonable price POinted to partition sai d real 2108. 4-12-tfc of only $20,000.00. . . die ; or if the sa me can11ot be 5-3-3tc , WANT A NEW HOME divided by metes and bounds 1 ACRE ~ 3 bedrooms with without-- maoifest injury to its !'!OW TAKING · orders forFULL TIME Barmaid. Apply i r.~ Vl!llue, that it be appra ised and niCe closets. Master has' 111 southern plants. Charles R. sold, and the proceeds .div ided person only Whisperi ng Pines Harris, 843-2693. bath . All elec tr ic and carpeted. ~mong the Pla inti ff s and Nit~ Club. 4-13-tft: car garage· and 2 ·family 2 __; Defendants as th ei r respective S-3-6tc interest ·may appear; for costs rooms in the basement. herein, i ncluding rea sona ble TRAILER HUMIDIFIERS 2,000 NEW red bri ck ; call 992attorney tees: and that they be For Sale PLUS LOT - . 3 bedrooms, 2039. granted such other relief as Hot W~ter Heaters patio. with cover in Rutland. may be just and proper . · 5-2-Jtp UPHOL STERY Materials, · Plumbing You are required to answer Lot 96X205. Asking just regularly $3.95 on ly $1 95. the Complaint within 28 days $5700.00. Electrical Work tK(.)M WALL to wall , no soil at Also ·'r emnants. Pom eroy after the last publi ca tion of thi s all , on carpets cleaned with Recovery, 622 E. Main St. , RUTLAND notice, which will e publ is hed Blue Lustre. Rent electric 2 BEDROOMS '- ·Bath, large phone 992-7554. once each week to~ six con secutive w eeks . The last 5-J-241p .. shampooer $1 . Nelson's Drug utility . All carpeted. Large publ ication will be m·ade May 4, Stor e. Pomeroy, Ol)io. fenced yard . 1973, and the 28 days for an swer NEW FOAM to fill your old 5-3-2fc COUNTRY HOME w ill commence on that date. cush ions, standard size suite, In case of your failure to only $9 .95 . Pomeroy MOTHER'S Day Flowers ; 3 LARGE BEDROOMS 992;2448 llnswer or otherwise respond as hanging baskets, white, pink Large kitchen an d dining. Recovery. 622 E. Main St., required by the Ohio Rules of Pomeroy. and red geraniums, mums Utility plus wash room . One -phone 992-7554.•· Civil Proced ure , jud~ment by a nd begonias; INSTANT acre of land. Double garage. default will be rendered against. 5-3-24tp vou for the r e-lief deman ded in MA,Y is HAIR KAIR month for COLOR tor your Garden - Asking _, $12 ,500.00. the Complaint., pansies, petunias, marigolds, NEW LISTtNG HA VE REAL and permanent our KOSCOT customers. Dated : March 28, 1973. Many specials this month fl owers for Mother's Day and P_hlox , ~Oieus, Sal11ia, Zin - 2.5 ACRES _ Flatwoods area Larry Spencer, n1as, D1anthus , Allyssum, s·t f 1 h · including ONE DAY Perfume many oth er gifts . Call Cler k-of Court, Sna pdragons. Ageratium and I e or severa ames. OnlyR~llett~ and Beauty Dust. I · · Sma lley 's Gift Shop, Chester, Meigs County Common Pleas Portulacca. Vegetable plants $5,000 .00. Court would like very much to serve phone 985-3537. Cabbage. br.occoti, THE GOOD BUYS ARE (3/ 30; (4) 6, 13, 20,27; (5) 4. or visi t you . Phone Helen 5-3-Stc cauli flower, lettuce, eggplant, ABOVE . C0ME IN AND SEE Jane Brown , Middleport mangoes, hot peppers and 14 THE REST, OR MAYBE A Ohio, 992 -5113. Remembe; SPECIAL PRICE on Aluminum kinds of tomato plants . NEW T RENOHOME CAN BE MOTHER on HER DAYo May car top boats until May 4, 13th. Cl eland Farm and. YOURS IN JUST 40 DAYS while stock lasts, 12-13-14; Greenhouse, E. Main, Racine. BR 1NG YOUR HOUS 1NG _ _ _ __ __ _ _ 4-:_ 3 _0 -lfc phone 992-6256, Kinqsbury Rd . PUBLIC NOTICE Geral d Cleland. PROBLEMS TO US. No. 18. The Village of Syracuse, Ohio, 4-29-tfc will recei11e seated bids until 12 WantM To Buy 4-29-6tp noon on Thursday, June 7, 1973, HELEN L TE-AFORD in the office of the clerk of said OLD furni_tur:e , oak tables , STEREO. Modern Walnut 992 -3325 Mobile Homes For Sale v illage for provid ing and ap organs, dishes, docks, bra'Ss stereo, AM-FM radio comGORDON B. TEAFORD ' ptying 500 tons, more or less', of be~ s or complete households. binat ion, 4 S·peed changer, 4 "CASH paid for all makes and . 404 asphaltic concrete in the 992 -3615 Wnte M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, speakers, separ~te cont,rols,. models of mobile homes . vill 'age as des ignated by ASSOCIATES Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 992Ba lan ce · $68 . 53. Use our Phone area code 614-423-9531. council. 6271 . NO SUNDAYS PLEASE ' All material and equ ipment budget terms . Call 992-3965. 4-13-tfc shall comply with Ohio State 1-7-tfc . 4,29-6fc Highway Department ~---___.:_: spec ifications . WANT to bUy old fa :..hioned VISIT .Kingsbur:y HOme, Sales & · Council reserves the ·right to furn iture of all klnd; also GEORGE HOBSTETTER Service for a better buy in 12'· reject any or all bids-. brass beds, wooden ice boxes, REAL ESTATE BROKE~ 14' widE! mobile homes or a old posfGards, albums and RACINE ......, 3 acres 1 mile out of Racine on ChesterKathryn H . Crow roomy double -wide 54x24 1 3 other item s. What have vou? Tuppers Plains -water' system , sa le price, $2,000 .00. Clerk. Village of 'bedroom. 2 baths - 44x24, 2 ·E. Henson, Rt . 2. Syracuse bedrooms ; made by Skyline "(5) 4, 11, 2t McDermptt, Ohio; phone RACINE - ·6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, ll/ 2 baths, wall -to-wall Corp . Built right. 2x4 con 858-2540. carpeting downstairs, 4 extrll rooms in basement, living struction. Now on display on 4-22-lStp room 2Sx30, double 9arage, would have to see to apKi 'nqsburv Rd. Couilty Rd. 18, preciate - $32.000.00 . . Rt . 33 North , Come now or WANTED '- OLD UPRIGHT to our Gran~ Opening on May ' PIANOS . Any conditlon. RAC IN E. - 5 acres of land. 6 room frame house, 3 hice 12· n Otfic.e hours 2 p.m . to 7 Paying $10 e.;tch. First floor bedrooms, bath & shower, vinyl siding, very good p.m. or by appointment. Wr ite giving directions. only. prot.'erty · priced · $18.000.00. Phone '192 -6256 . Our low LOST, Lady's Billfold in Pianos, P. 0 . BoX 188, Sardis, ov~rhead means big savings Pomeroy, Monday afternoon, Hi,lton.Wolfe . Salesman . Ohio 43946. to you . Reward ; phone 985·3308. 4-79-6tp Phone 949-3111 4-29-12tp It's Tim·e For Business Services =-:------ :...__ eport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 4, 1973 AT SOUTH EDGE OF Built by: ·B&K Excavating Choose 5 or 6 HP model, 26-inch or SALES REPRESENTATIVE: 32-inch mower . .• ~ • TRADE IN NOW for the year's best deal! VIRGIL B•. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER '' MODERN SUPPLY .· 9'92 -2164 Pomerov, Ohio KINOS OF STUFF" l>(IRGE AND SMAll ANIMALS w1 ·r~"ALL • Associates : Helen L Teaford, GOrdon B. Te~ford I EQUAL HOUSING · OPPORTUNITIES PHONE .992-3325 �' I } 1 ' 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middler.ort-Pomeroy, INSPECTION SET RACINE - Finals plans for the annual inspeetion to be held on June 13 will be made when R~cine Chaptor 134, OES , meets at 8 p.m . Monday at the temple. MEIGS THEATRE Tonight thl'u Tue sday May 4-8 CLOCKWORK ORANGE ITechnicolor) Malcolm M cDowell Patri ck Magee Under 17· 1-equires ac - compa nying par e nt or gvardian . " R" Adults SI.SO Show Starts 7 p .m. lii~lvt::-IN MASON • :. ' t Miss Duffy' dies MASON - Miss F'rances Agnes Duffy, 77, Mason, died Thursday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Miss Duffy was born July H, 1895, in Pomeroy, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Duffy . She is survived by several nieces and nephews. · Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the. Fog lesong Funeral Home with the Rev . Father Bernard Krajcovic offi ciating . Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemeter y, Pomeroy. · Rosary services will be held at 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home where friends may ca ll at 7 this • • "" ~~ I 111lly Double Featvre Program GODZILLA VS. THE SMOG MON'ST E R (Color) I Gl - Plus- BLOOD from the MUMMY ' S TOMB (Color) Andrew Keir Valerie Leon TO MEET THURSDAY RACINE - A meeting. of the auxfliary of the Racine Fire Dept. scheduled Tuesday evening ·has been postponed until 7:30 p .m. Thursda y evening due to the primary election at the fire house Tuesday . ERECf BOOTH FOR SCOIIT.0-RAMA - Peter Groth, left, and Dale James, members of Boy Scout Troop 200, Gallipolis, began erecting the troop's booth for Saturday and Sunday's MGM Scout.<J..Rama , The event is being held in the Pomeroy junior high gym, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday and 2:30 to 4:30p .m. Sunday. ' News .. • in Briefs You Are Invited l PG) (Continued from page 1) To Sun .. Mon . . Tue. May 6-7 -8 Double Feature Program St. Paul Lutheran Church UNHOLY ROLLERS Cl audia Jenning s Sunday School-9: 15a .m . Wor ship Service, IO :JOa.ITJ . I RI Wher e Christian Friend s Meet Rev. Arthur C. lumt Pa stor Corn. SYcamore & 2nd St., Pomeroy - Plus - WELCOME HOME , SOLDIER BOYS FOR RENT said " the Pres1 dent and Vice Pr esident are seemin gly offering a cease-f1re in admmlstration attacks on the press and Pr esi dent ial Press Secretary Ron Ziegler ha s even apologized to the Wash in gton PDSt . " But lhi s has been probab ly the most ant i-press ad. mini stration in hi story and it isn't log ical to ex pect that i'ts attit ude toward the press will chang e ove rnight and under duress" of Wa terga te. WASHINGTON - PRES I DENT NIXON prom ised Thu r sday the Un1tcd States would not interf ere with a Co mmun is t takeover of lndoch ina, as long as the tak eove r is a cc om pli shed by pea ceful m ea ns. But he warned that Hanoi " would ri sk rev ived confrontation w1th us" if it attempt s to conquer its neighbors by ' force . The Pre sident 's prom ise and warn 1ng came in a "S tate of the World " report to Congress In a recorded radio address, broad cast at the same ti me the report was released to Congress, the Presiden t blamed North Vietnam's "continu.ou s viola tion " of the pea ce agreement for th e " fr agile" ceasef 1re e)Cisting in V ie tna m and Laos The Presi dent 's remarks broadly summarized his 232 -page. 60,000 w otd r eport to Cong r ess tilled "Shap1ng a Durable Peace." The r eport was drafted by I he Nati onal Securi ty Counci l, headed by Henry A . Kissinger . WASH INGTON A GROUP OF SE NA TORS asked Presiden t N ixon today to for ce gaso line refineries to supply aft th eir old cust omers lest a gas shortag e put 40,000 independ ent st a I ions out of business to th e detr i m en ! o f com petition. Under a.n amendmenf'to th e Economic Stabilization Act opposed by the adminis trati on and the oi l indu st ry but si gned into law by Nixon Monday night - th e Pres1 dent has power to r equire ma jor refine r s to allocate ga sol ine, crude oil and petroleum pr odvct s omong a ll the ir former custom er s. Sen Phil ip A. Hi:t rf , D M Jch., chai rn_1an of the Senate anti ~ tru st subcom m i ttee, sa id indepe nd ent st a tion s, which sell a bout a fifth of all gasol1ne,_are be1ng for ced out of business everyday by the shortag e of gasolme. Once c!oseO_. they rarely can r eopen, he sa 1d . , . BE I~U T - lEBANESE ARMY TROOPS and Palestinian guerri llas declared. a cease- fir e today afler more than two days of bloo dy f ighting . .Hours after it was_proclaimed by th e offi c ial Beiru t Radi o, newsmen r eported a ca lm In the capifal and elsew here. News m en touring Palest inian refug ee ca mp s _on Be1rut' s so uthern outskir t s, the scene of so me of lh e shar pes ! figh j1ng, sai d a ll a.-my troops had withdrawn . A Safe Deposi t Box . One of the most conven1ent rooms you can re nt It keeps all your valuables sa fe. In one place. The rent? Ju st penn1es a week ' . pomemy <Ulland Lew Herbert Norman, i5, Minersville. di~d Thui-sda:, at the Holzer Medical Center . Mr. Norman was born Nov. 20, 18'17 at Phe lp.c;, Ky ., the son (Jf tlw btc Francis M. and Helen Oalf' Norman . He wa s also pre<.·ec.kd in death by (-1)1 infan t son, hH1 sisters, and three brothers. A retirfl'tl i:lnd diSabled CtJCJl miner, Mr. Norman W<.i ."> a member or the Thomas On-'Jn) Masonic Lodge and was <.t 32nd degree SCoths~ H1te Ma.son d t Coving ton , Ky . Surviving are his wife, Effie McGraw Norman · thr e•· ' daughters, Mrs. Odie rDatsy 1 Par ker , Frankli n Park. IlL · Mrs . Edward ( Bcalru:e 1 Mill er, Patriot , and :\1rs. Aretta Flint, Nashvill e; Ten n.; six sons, Moses, near P o me roy ; Walla ce CJf Williamson, W. Va .; Donald . Valley Station, Ky . ; Ha rold "f Philadelphia ; Leland of Pomeroy and Roger , La ncaster ; a sis ter, Mrs. An grline Francis, Freebur n, Ky .; 41 grandchildren , an~al ­ grandc hildren. Fun e r~ l ser vice.) wilt he held at 2 p.m . Monda y at lht• Chambers Funera l HMJP at Matew an , W. Vu . Bun a! will be in the Barn<Jns bo Cemetery in Pike County, K ,\ Friends may ca ll at t he Rawlin gs--Coats Funer.al l fonw from 2 to 4 and fr.om 7 to 9 p m . today. After Fr id<:~y , frie nds may call at the Ch;_unlw rs Funeral Home on .Saturd:-J } evening and Sunday. MEETING CANCELLED Due to primary election Tuesday, May · 8, the regularly scheduled meeting of the Pomeroy Fire Dept. has been cancelled by order of the president, John Manley. pomeroy national bank the bonk of the ce ntury established 1872 ::::::~::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:::;.;:;:;:;.;::~::·:::::::: ' NOE SIGNED RIO GRANDE ~ Jimmy N90, 6-3 senior forward who led Gallia Academy High School to 35 hardwood triumphs in 44 outings the _past two years and a Glass AA Dis trict cham. pion ship, has signed a grant-inaid to . attend Rio Grande . College this fall . \ ~. FDIC "Going one step further" ····· ····· . ·. ·.·.·. '·n i' Tea,c hers sue school board for reinstatements . t ,,, { Corps Powerless .IIIII · .\ .-. unlfltr fr11lfl rj t Conltnued from Page 1) 1:11 'n used 1 pn,rnote this. J have used my own money and time ;,u nth proJeCt" I h ur;>ed tho\ letters be se~t to John Blatnik, room 2449, ,. J· l,vrn (Jtfire Building, Washington, D. C. 20515 urging ,1 ~ ptJ~.Sln!:! uf the amendment , gJving him descriptive and 'I d ·t.!Jl •f mf ontJi.i bon af how the river bank erosion has affected {•flJD' '"ty. HotL'>h urged immechate action. tt c· )I t!.• !Jif'fll . • sfH"" 111 j" /.lr · !I"""' • r.unt Lduf ~r1 · ·•ppt•;u 1 d 'l t lJaJI~ Sr·ntHJI r1 1 1tll' h· !f f >,I V , PU"-\}.1) t•1\-' I f'ndi-1, ,.,, • •'IflU d ~ n \ h,nm HH! ,! ·1 vm , • H1 , .. bt: held at ~,_-u.i;>} ilt the r;,,•,ppl .'\tis~io n \\!I! Church, Bald Knob, when the Sa r gent family and other si ngers will be present. The public is invited . felds In Pomeroy OPE. COACH MELVIN CARTER Asks Reinstatement Ids You r Shopping Center For ThPr r'l' rs '' or, 11 'I po.-·ct .• hy :ht y,l ( m,t~•yoh th1..• v~~~~-~-.h( .. tHld Satu VOL~.E~-N-0-.-~-4--~----_:~~=----P-om-e-ro-y--M-id-dl-ep-o-rt------------~--~----~SU~N~D~A~Y-,~M~A~Y~.6~, ~~~97~3;---------~--------------~~G~al:li~po:lis~-P:o=in:tP:I:ea=sa=n;t----------~2~0~C~E~NflT~S 30 PAGES Llovses b laze r s. Wtif1l t 'r1"' · swea ters - womens coordinate If P• tc ., on Ca nnon Roy al Fa mily towels and sheets · tloor Vi'l1 eve ry depa rtme nt. v , ~· Warehou"; .o n Mecha nic Streei - for summer ". Wlli r lp oo l and Mag ic Chef appliances . carpet "' y Lawn M ower s· meta l ca binets · linoleum and , u lllhJt I need. T her e 's plenty of free parking space at · ,h hours Me the s ame as the main store. Open Friday urhl 9 P.M . Elb ' ~ ' -- Crow III is home n.Pomeroy .,..,, Ill t:i~·...- - - - -- -- - - - -- - - - - - - · • want ellite • thei •49.95 ::·: • Adjustable 3-pos ition handle • Convenient on/off fool switch • Decorator des ib ned vinyl dust bag • Converts easily :-: Plymouth Satellite Sebring-PIUSi Our newest success car. Here's why: floor clea ning (tools optional) ' " "' · New &·position DIAL·A·NAP ' makes cleaning even easier . ·.. se ttings tor all pi Ie. heights from low, fla t pile to deep Saturday Night 10 til 2 INGELS The MEIGS, INN 992·3629 FURNITU~E . 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT POMEROY ... .. ·'· . 1. anv wtrt you want. '• '. • • ' • • ' -- den se shags. . compare When we start selling a ca r 1n re c o rd nu'llb<rs, there 's gott a be a reason . With Sate lit ' · '1ere is. It's a beautiful c ar to look at . A b eautiful car to dr ive . Ou r S atellite Scbr:ng-Plc we call it "Super·OUi e l. " QuiBt t over th e wheels, und er th e hood.''"" '"'"rd the rear seal. Satellite was bui ll to be s e en. b u l nol no erd. We welcome th e opportun ity lo sho w yo u how S atellite stacks up aga inst other mid -size cars. Beautiful !.. _ . . ' AUTHORIZED DEA LER I ~~ CHRYSLER MOTOilS r'DR'PO A.ATION ~ ) . TOM-. RUE tMO OR -· 1111\YStEK Pfymou/11 . . 399 SOUTH 3rd AVE.; MIDDLEPORT, 0. . .' Point Pleasant Mayor John . C. Musgrave will present Major Lockhart the Key to the City. Invited to participate in Ule program are members of the Mason County Court, Chambe r of Commerce i · Lockhart's high school principal, Benjamin Franklin , IV, Civil Air Patrol, National Guard, American Legion Posts, Point Pleasant meichan_ts and other dignitaries. A band will be included in the ceremony and efforts are being made for a "flight patrol " to fly over the city. Immediately following the ceremony, Major Lockhart wil.l be escorted to the Moose Club where the 1956 PPHS graduating class will hold a reception in honor of their ·classmate who was also president of the class in his senior year , The reception [rom 3 p.m. to 6 p.m . will be open to the public. . All townspeople and businesS places are urged to display flags and especially the merchants to have their places of business decorated. MAJ. HAYDEN LOCKHART Health chief to speak at ·foruffi • fN above-the- ' Police Department. He graduated from Pomeroy High School in 1963 where he was an outstanding football player, the team captain in '61 and '62. He was granted a football scholarship by the University of Miami, Miami, Fla. A severe leg Injury suffered in football at Pomeroy High barred him from college ball. He was all SEOAL for three years, 1960, 61 and 62. Following the death of Judge Crow, Frank W. Porter, Jr . joined the firm , which then -became Crow, Crow and Porter. City will honor Maj. Lockhart PAA . MAJ. GEN. HARTINGER ' Ohio University . Young Crow's father, Fred W. Crow, Jr ., graduated from Obiil State University POMEROY - Frederick W. Crow Ill in 1940 began practicing law here in 1945 has joined the law firm of Crow, Crow and after five years with the Feder~ I Bureau of Porter, following in the footsteps of his Investigation. He was also an All-American end on father, Fred W. Crow, Jr., and his grandthe Ohio Slate Buckeye football team. father the late Judge Fred W. Crow. The younger Crow also graduated The Crow Law firm was establish"!! in 1907 by the late Judge Crow who completed from Ohio State University in 1970 with a 5() years as ail attorney in 1957, Tbe late Juris Doctor Degree. He served as Mr. Crow also served as Meigs County assistant State Attorney General and has Corrunon Pleas Judge and as a trustee of recently heen legal advisor lo the Dayton PT. PLEASANT - Air Force Major Hayden J . Lockhart, Jr., now of Springfield, Ohio, will come horne next Saturday to be presented the " Key To The City," saluted, and given a reception . Declared, " Major Hayden J . Lockhart Day," hosts will be members of the city council and a committee from Lockhart's 1956 PPHS graduating class. Major Lockhart was one of the first prisoners of war released after eight years confinement in· Vjetnam . His plane was shot down 'in March 1965 over Hano>. lt was from Point Pleasant where Lockhart attended schools, excelled ·in sports and entered the Air Force Academy . The major will arrive"' in Point Pleasant Friday evening. and will be a guest at the Red Carpet Inn. His parents were uncertain today whether they will be able to attend Saturday's functions . The Lockharts lived in Point Pleasanti Mr . Lockhart was iv the furniture business and Mrs. Lockhart is a former employe of The , Regis.ter. - FRED W. CROW,JR., Frederick W. (Rick) Crow Ill, and Frank W. Porter Jr. The picture (in the picture ) is the late Judge Fred W. Crow . . nst cars? A CLEANER CRAMMED WITH SO MAINY EXTRAS, YET PRICED SO LOW! Just " THREE SECT IONS L EUREKA Back Again This Week! Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 Families 1i '(._Is~:) - fa mous brand cos metics. y . Pt;lll WASHINGTON ( UP! ) - Rep . WiWam that almost 5() per cent ofthe energy in this Harsha , R.Ohio,Saturday, commenting on country is wasted," he said. " Energy the energy crisis, said "America is literal· conservation must become everyone's ly going to run out of gas ana in the not too responsibility. We simply cannot continue distant future " and one reason is waste. to squaDder these resources without ''I believe greater emphasis must be paying a catastrophic price in exhausted given to the research and development of energy supplies." other energy sources and particularly_to -" While constituting only six per cent the need , as the president termed it, 'for a .of the world's papulation, ~erlcans national energy conservation ethic'." 1 devour one-third of the world 's glo~al ~?· Harsha sa id. ergy production. " said Hars:1a, m hts " It has been est imated, for example, (Continued on page 3 ) Det,oted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley bi.g selection of m 5(' 10, too, on wo mens ·d usters - prefeen If>,'. NO dJyo. Thi s includes jean s · pants · e mb ro1th ·Nation about gasless ttttts ~o::r:r>rl of \.VOriHm~ Panfs - 1 Or1 II or + - YOU'VE NEVER SEEN A VALUE THIS BIG , •• :=:,. ~ minutes an order r eins tating James plaintiffs all their rights, benefits and Richarrt Ham!Jton as assistant football . privileges enjoyed by them as teachers; to coach, head bas ketball coach and · allow the plaintiffs reasona ble sums with assistant baseball coach effective as which to pay their expenses, including March 20, 1973; to physically expunge attor ney fees in their defense, and lo pay ,from its minutes all of the unlawful and all the costs of the action, and to grant the illegal acts of the Board of Education or plaintiffs any and all relief to which they March 20 and the subsequent approval of are entitled . those minutes on April 3; to restore to the tl'l:!r Day Sunday May 13th 0 ~~ II AI,LOTMENT MADE Jane Watton , c lerk of Pomeroy · village, announced that Revenue Sharing FUnds rece ived by the village from Jan. 1 to June 30 of this year will be used as follows : $3,000 to be used for recreation on village owned property on Mechanic St. and $500 to be spent on village streets and the parking lot wall. or Continued cloudy Sunday and Sunday night. Chances of showers. Lows in low 60s. ·Warm Monday, turning cooler. Showers ending Monday night. Mo the rs Da y PLEASANT VALL E Y DISCHARGES: Mrs . Ron:dd Roush, Wes t Co l umbia : William Pl ants , Point Pleasant; Michael Wd ttcrson. Cheshire; Mrs. Berry .Jo:;eph Young and twi n d~1u g hters, Racine ; Mrs. Terry Brumfi eld , daughter. Gallipolis: Te r • ·~a Paul J ones , Jr ., P<H n l Pleasant ; Rh onda Kay HL!.l t, Cottageyille; J ohn Ho ttge n. Ma son ; Samuel Bl cvin ... . So uths ide ; . Mrs . Ch e ~ tcr Bailey, Mason ; Mrs. ManU Youn g, Mason ; Mrs. Lu cillr Powell, Hartf or d ; 1\0IIial McCoy, Gallipolis Ferry: Ola Snyder, D(jniel Donohue) Point Pleasant ; Mr s . Charles · Conrad, Apple Grove . BIRTHS : May 4·, a d<>ugltlcr to Mr. and Mr ~ . .J;nncs Blankenship, Gall ipolis. According to tile petition, the Board of fa iled_ to . l~ga lly and lawfully notify Education on March 20, 1973, illega lly and plaintiffs of their dismissal as required by unlawfully voted not to reemploy each and Section 3319.11 of the Ohio Revised Code. all of the plaintiffs and illegally and The teachers further contend that unla,.fully notified each and all !heir action refusing to reemploy them resulted · non-reemployment for the 1973-74 school from their cri ticis m or the school board. year. They said the board also refused to give Plaintiffs further contend that the them reasons for their dismissals, denied board acted without any recommendat~n them the due process of law, free speech, for their non-reemploymen t by the Local and violated the first and Hth amendSuperintendent, Donald McKenzie, or by ments of the United Stales Constitution . the County Superintendent, Clarence E. The}• a lso claim their professional Thompson, one being necessa ry. standing and reputations ·in the com They s tate in their petition ' the boa rd munity hav~ been damaged as a result or minutes of March 6, March 20 and April 3, the board's action and that their op1973, fail to disclose any re commendation portunity for employment in the comori which the defendan~ Board . of munity and surrounding area ha s been Education, acted. impaired. Plaintiffs further claim that their nonIn addition to the reinstatements, the reemployment is illegal and unlawful in teachers asked the court to enter upon its that becau~ it did not act on a recommd- minutes an order reinstating Melvin nation of the County .Superintendent of Cartor as head football coach, assis tant Schilols, Clarence Thompson, it made such basketball coach and head baseball coach board action void and thus,' the Board has errec tive March 20; to enter upon its. 'Weather • TIL 9 P.M. I 1l , or IDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS • GALLIPOLIS ~ Nine teachers whose contracts were not renewed by the South. western Board of Education Friday filed a suit in Gallia County Common Pleas Court seeking reinsbtement. Atty . William Conley, Gallipolis, a former teacher, filed ljle action on behalf Melvin Carter, Rt . 2, Vinton ; James R. Evans, Rt. 1, Gallipblis; James Richa rd Hamilton, Lower River Rd. ; Lois Hueholt, 422 Hedgewood Dr .; Marc Mangold and Stanley Sobel of Rio Grande; Orville White, Pt, Pleasant; Martha Hopkins, Rt . 1, Patriot and Linda Rusk of Gallipelis. Named as defendants were John McNeal , William ·ca·r ter , Robert Ruff, Taulby Owens and Carroll Baker , members of the Southwestern Local Board of Education . Plaintiffs say that they are holders of limited contracts issued by the SW Board Education for employment which began Sept. 1, 1972 and expired on or about May 25, 1973. or Lfl(',ftl IOU NEW YORK - MARTHA MITCHELL, SI TTING al lhe head of ~:~ long conference table surrounded by a dozen a ttorneys , clutched a small Bib le and said ' 'not a word about th e Watergate affa ir," an attorney sa id Thursday . The wife of form er Attorney General John ' N. Mitch el L test i fi ed l or nearly three hours Thursday in the Democrati c Pi1rfy 's civ i I suit aga Insf the Watergate conspira t or s, bu t refused to d1scuss what " she had lea rn ed in her husband -wile rela tion ship," a llorney Henr y Rmhblatt said. The test imony wa s ex pected to be released to the public today . One very, very small room. -· . 'IJ.• !rrEJI \lll.IH >\ TIH w r' Lew Norina11 llil•s evening. Tonight & Saturday May 4-5 • o:,May 4, 1973 \1 •• ... ' each county, and the resources avail~ble .1 Recommendations will come out of the district session to be referred to the governor's conference later this year. Among Meigs residents taking part in the workshops will be C. E. Blakeslee, Mrs. E~na Russell , Robert Clark, Mrs. Beulah Strauss, and Mrs. !larbara Shuler. Monday is the deadline for making reservatioos for thC district forum at the Meigs County Senior Citizens' Center. Rese~ations may be made at the ceqter, 992-7884 ·or 992·7886, or with Leafy Chasteen, 669-4777 or Lucille Smith, 9853821. Transportation will be provided to the district session ·for anyone needing it. Registration and a coffee hour will be RESOLUTIONS MADE from 8:30a .m . (0 ·9:30 with a ·program COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Tile annual . beginning at 9:30 and adjourni~g ~t 3:30 . conference of the Episcopalian Diocese of p.m. The total cost is $1.5(), which includes · Southern Ohio here Saturday adopted a buffet luncheon . There will be an award resolutions endorsing the hiring of ' for the county with the highest attendance. minority group members in the diocese, Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, executive director: and urging women considering an abortion of.lhe Meigs County Council on Aging, is to seek pastoral ~ounseling. · chairman of the district event. POMEROY - Dr. John Cashman, direc tor of the Ohio Deparlment of Health, will be among tlie speakers at a district forwn on aging to be held on Friday at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge in Nelsonville. Also speaking will be Dr. Arthur S. Flemming who was recently appointed commissioner on aging under President Nixon, pending Senate approval. Seven workshops will be conducted at the forum ·with the leaders to be drawn from the eight participating counties. These workshops will offer senior citizens the opportunity to identifx problems in OR. JOHN CASHMAN J ., Hartinger to ·command war college ,· COLORADO SPR INGS - Major General Jt~mes V. Hartinger has been named Cum mandant of the ·Air War College at Maxwell Air Force Base, Montgomery , Al~t. The Air War College, the l)e niof service school of the U. S. Air Force, annually provides profession(.!! educa tion to a few hundred lop USAF colonels and senior officer:; o other U.S. and Allied Armed Services. . The veteran Air Force fighter pilot is completing ·a three year tour here in the North Ameri can Air. Def~nse Command · (NOHAD ). Prior to moving to NORAD, he was comml;lnder of the famed F lying · Tigers, the 23rd Tactical Fighter Wing , at McCon nell AFB, Kans . Gencritl Hartmger and his wife, th~ former SuS<Jn Allensworth o[ Middleport, Ohio, will be mavin~ to Maxwell AFB in . Mity Or Jur.e of this year. General Hartinger, the son of Mrs. Vi ole t Hartinger, Beech St., Middleport, is a graduate of Middleport High School. Positions open at county home ' GALLIPOLIS - Atty. Thomas S. · Moulton announced Saturday that applications are being accepted by the Gallia County Child Services . Board for the positions of matron and superintendent at the Gallia County Children's Home. The board is seeking replacements for Jim and Jan SingletOn who have resigoed. The Singletons have been associated with the Children's Home located on Rt. 160 near the Holzer Medical Center since the retirement of Mrs. Anna Sprague in Oc· Iober 1971. Persons wishing to submit applications should contact Mrs. Jerry Miller at the Gallia County Child Services Office, 427Second Ave or Attorney Moulton who is chairman of the board . At the present time, 15 children from ages eight thru 18 are . residing at the Children's Home . Four of those will he leavin g following graduation from high school. other members of the Child Services Soard are Ruth Gillespie; Zelia Craft, Lester Plymale and Dorothy Condee. · I I TAKING part in the Gallia County Hernane Socioty's first spaying clinic last week at Dr. Philip L. Edmiston's clinic were, left to right, Dr. Edmiston, Gwen Longbotham, of the Gallia Humane Society, and Carolyn Moore, with. Little Raggett and Coco before they were spayed. The society will set up appeintments for dogs and cats to be spayed or neutered and will pay up to one-baH the cost for each animal. Appoiniments may be arranged by calling 446-0795. Tax deductible donations may be sent to the Gallia County Humane Society, in rare of Shelly Price, 148 Portsmouth Rd., Gallipolis. Third time wanted Tag tax called .b est MIDDLEPORT - The twice-defeated $5 permissive license tag tax should be offered to the voters again. That 's.what the Middleport Chamber of Commerce decided Friday night in a . meeting at the Co!umbl!S and Southern Ohio offices presided over by George Ingels, president. In its resolution directed lo Middlepert Mayor John zerkle nnd council, the chamber indicated it.'i stand was based on the conv iction that a $5 vehicle registra tion tax would be the best means of carrying out a program of street improvements, that Ulere is no way of "getting aro4_nd" making repairs, that sm;~ repairs will cost considerable money, and that the tax is better than alternate ways to raise it. The chamher also is urging public support for the $5 tax. A letter will be directed to Mayor Zerkle urging him and eouncil to give further study wputUng the tax on the ballot again. In other business, the chamber approved providing $300 again this year, as in the past, to maintain the public use facilities and boat launching area. Routine business was complete~. Directors will be announced at the next meeting. Members are urged to pay dues for the current year. • John Weeks, Gallipolis, assistant manager of the electric company's River District, wa s a guest. Ohio coal not banned COLUMBUS IUPI ) - The Director of the Ohio Environmenta l Protection Agency ' sa id };..:riday Ohio's power plants can use Oh io Coal and recommend that they so just as long as they install sulfur oxide remova l equipment. The Oh10 Chamber of Commerce recently asked the EPA lo reduce the sulfur oxide emission s tandards beca use they would hurt th~ Ohio co<~l industry. Most of the coal used by the plants comes f1;om eastern Ohio and has a high s ulfur oxide content. Ira Whitman said it has never been the in ten lion of the Ohio EPA (o cripple the Ohio co8l indus try or create an energy cris is. . He pointed out that a recent study by the U. S. Su.lfur Oxide Contrql Technology Assessment Panel .found !hat sulfur oxide removal equipment is available an~ proven. 1 ' Hundreds of pages of testimony were rece ived at four public .hearings held on the standards in 1911 and 19/2," said Whitman. "Based on (ha\ testimony, , Ohio's s tandards were changed from 40 'mic r og rarris per cu bic meter to the present level .of 60." . · · Whitmcm, however, admitted that «so many important q'uestions were raised " at April 23 hearings that regulations may , have to be changed in connection with' do requiring all Ohio public utility compa nies 1p end sulphur dioxide·pollution by July I, 1975. Whitman said he still felt there was adequate technology and new equipment that Ohio's . H utilities could abide by pr~~ent 1standards and meet the deadli?~ · <~ We admit that our present pos1tlon could ehange, provided that the agency is given sufficient data on the sulphur diOxide question ," he sai~. " All parties will have further opportunity to present 1, suc h material in the adjudication proces_s . " ff all H utilities presently considered for air var~a:nCes apply for such a hearing, a final policy decision would probably not be made until late summer or early fall. " MAKE EVEREST'S TOP KATMANDU, Nepal (UP!) ·- Two members of a 64-member Italian expedition Saturday reached the summit of Mt. Everest, th~ world's highest mountain, according to a message received by th~ Nepalese foreign office. The message said Carez Rinaldo, 31, and Mizuko Mirko, 28, reached the 29,0211-foot summit at midday with two Sherpa guides accompanying them. ·T he Italians· became the Sixth axpedition to climb the p<;ak through the traditional South Go! face, the same route used. by earlier successful expeditions. . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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