https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3e91ae7579a47c63ee64767ce2cf7a4b.pdf 88bbd9e0d41b9f8813c39b906aba049a PDF Text Text i2 - The Daily Sentmel, M•ddleport·Pomerov. 0 . '-!av 10. 1973 Cutbacks produce strike CLEVELAND {UP!) - Near· ly 300 teachers m suburban Maple He1ghts went on str1ke today to protest staff and pro· gram cutbacks uullated by the school board foUowmg the defeat of a 3 iknill operatmg levy. Pollee were on hand to msure easy access to the e1ght schools for parents and substi tute teachers who held classes for the 6,>00 students, along w1th var1ous admmistratars Wahama banquet, dance planned for May 26th MASON - The annual Wahama Alumm Banquet and Dance will be held May 26 10 the National Guard Armory The oanquet Will be served at 630pm The alumm assoc1atwn sa1d smce no dmner tickets w1ll be so1d at the door, reservations must be made by no later than May 19 and w1ll not be accepteo without complete pa; ment at the same tame A dance to follow IS scheduled to beg10 at 9 30 p m Dress Wlll be mformal Members of the Maple He1ghts Teachers ASSOCiatiOn voted Wednesday to strike. The association represents 227 teachers, while 40 others are represe11ted by a rival group, the Maple He1ghts Teachers Umon {AFUIO). The system employs 290 teachers, all of whom are sup. portmg the "work stoppage" by p1cketmg the schools Assistant school supenntendent Hal Smith srud 1t "would not be a normal day ill the schools, but we'll do as much as we can " "Thts isn't the normal work assoc1atton IS g1vmg two $100 scholarships to two deservmg, college bound semors, to be chosen by a committee or the faculty Hescrvahons should be made w1th the Correspond ing Secretar), Wahama Alumm AssociatiOn, Box 525, Mason, W Va , 25260 Herbert Deeter, 74, Coolville Tickets are on sale at Mtllers Route 1, d1ed Wednesday at St m New Haven, Mason County Bank, New Haven, Sm1th Jospeh Hosp1tal m Parkers· Grocery, Hartford, B & B "burg followmg an extended Market, Mason, W1lham s 1J.lness He was the son of the Grocery, Clifton , Fowler's late Wilham and Ebza Dugan Deeter Th1s IS the reumon year for Grocery , West Columbia, He was also preceded m all classes endmg m "3", bemg Fruth Pharmacy, Powt death by hiS l1rst w1fe, Mary, the classes of 1903, 1913, 1923, Pleasant, ' K & C Jewelers, 1933, 1943, 1953, and 1963 Pomeroy. Foreman & Abbott, four s1sters, e1ght brothers, a Cost IS $4 per person for the Middleport, 0 or Jo Ann half·s1ster, and a half·brother A retired employe of the B banquet, dance and mem- Taylor, Mason, at phone 773· and 0 Railroad, Mr Deeter IS bership dues Dues are apphed 5177 surv1ved by h1s w1fe, Fneda to a scholarship fund The (Marge ) Deeter, a Sister, Mrs ElSie Ackley, Chillicothe, and several meces (;lnd nephews FW1t!ral serv1ces w11l be held ( Cont10ued from page 11 al2 p m Saturday at the Wh1te Funeral Home m Coolville w1th assignment the Rev Roy Deeter of· The meetmg was the second for the Cab met smce three topf1c1atmg Burtal wlll be m level White House a1des and Attorney General Richard G Weatherby Cemetery Fmnd~ Kleundienst reSigned from the government because of the may call at the funeral home Watergate affair White House off•c•~ls sa1d the PreSident anyt1me after 2 p m Fnday planned to discuss ways of setzmg the mtttative he lost as a result of the scandal and proceeding w1th the fore1gn and domesllc goals of h1s second term Veterans Mcmonal Hospital ADMITTED -· Russell NEW YORK - THE NATION'S SENIOR governor, Nelson Cumm1ns, Racme, Rufus A. RockefeUer of New York, sa1d Wednesday the Watergate Browmng, Middleport , Holhe scandal was one part of "the loss of pubbc confidence m the Hayes , Shade, Timothy establishment " But Rockefeller, carefully disassoc1atung the Campbell, Hartford, Daphne GOP from the Watergate conspirators, added, "I think tins IS a Ba1Iey, Shade, Dons Lee, criSIS related to mdiv1duals not to the party " Clifton, Wilham Lynch, Rockefeller's comments echoed those of hiS fellow GOP state Chesh1re, Howard Russell, and terntonal chief executives amvmg Wednesday for their Pomeroy, and Tracy Salser, · sprung conference. Today, the governors w1ll hear about the Pomeroy energy criSIS from Dr Edward Teller, the ''father of the atom•c Leola DlSCHARG ED OOmb," m thetr hrst pubhc busmess sess1on Keck, Esther Pttzer, Frances WASHINGTON - THE TEAMSTERS UNION has asked for Warner, Rtchard Fr1end, wage and frmge beneht mcreases far above PresJdent Ntxon's Margaret Fortune and Charles Hawk 5.5 per cent gmdelme. Industry called the request "homble," "terrible" and "shockmg." The wuon Wednesday asked for a $1 50 an hour pay mcrease over three years- 50 cents each year Pleasant Valley Hospital - for more than 400,000 local and long distance truck dnvers D1scharges - An1ta An· derson, Leon , Bernard employed by some 16,000 firms ThiS by Itself would be an 8 per cent mcrease the f1rst year, Hussell, Ml Alto , Edmund compared to the 5 5 per cent wh1ch PreSident NIXon has asked Gnmes, Pomt Pleasant, umons and management to honor voluntarily But 1t IS only part Nancy Woodard, Gall1polls of the request The Teamsters also asked for unlimited further Ferry, Mrs Gean Baker, son, uncreases bed to the cost of livillg. In their present contract, Rutland, Nancy See, Pmnt exp~rung June 30, the cost-of·llvmg escalator IS llm1ted to 16 Pleasant, Jeanne Jones, cents Gallipolis Ferry , and Mrs • Robert Pyles, daughter, COLUMBUS - THE CENTER FOR Busmess and EconomiC Gallipolis Ferry Research at Ohio State Umvers1ty reported Wednesday Ohw's personal mcome rate ill March was $52 3 bilbon, a 10 per cent SPEAKER NOTED uncrease over March, 1972. The center reported for the f1rst RUTLAND - The Rev quarter that personal mcome was 11 per cent above the Wayne Rossen, state youth correspondmg rate m 1972 d1rector of the Church of God m All mght major Oh1o counties showed March-to·March payroll uncreases rangung from 9 per cent un Franklin and Mont· Ohw, Will be guest speaker at gomery co\Ultles to 16 per cent m Stark. Other mcreases were 7 30 p m Sunday at the Lucas 15 per cent, Summit, 13 per cent, Harmlton 12 per cent; Rutland Church of God The Rev Bertha Kmgry, pastor, Cuyahoga 11 per cent and Mahomng 10 per cent. extends an mv1tahon to the pubhc News • • • Herbert Deeter died Wednesday in Briefs The More You Buy The More You Save FULTZ TO SPEAK The May meetmg of the Women's Aux1hary of Veterans Memonal Hospital will be held at 7 30 p m Tuesday m the hospital cafetena w1th Prosecutmg Attorney Bernard Fultz quest speaker All members are asked to attend MARRIAGE LICENSE Charles David Hatfield, 20, Dexter , and Kaaron Kay G1lmore, 17, Pomeroy Route 2 MASON DRIVE·IN r,,, , •l A ( Buy Up'To$5000of. First National City Travelers Checks for a fee of only $2 ' .1• L..'V v. 1 lntJ.o Ntqllll ,r Tomght & Fnday May 10·11 Fe~ture Program 'T HE ABDUCTORS" Double Chen Caffaro !Rated X) -Pius"SE DUCERS" MEIGS THEATRE Farmers Bank & Savings Co. POMEROY, OHIO Member of Federal Reserve System $20,000 Max1mum Insurance for Each DepoSitor ' Tomght, May 10 NOT OPEN Fnday & Saturday May 11 12 DR PHIBES RISES AGAIN ( TechniCOIOr) Vtncent Pnce Robert Quarry DIRTY HEROES ( Techmcolor) I PGI Fredenck Stafford Cu rt Jergms IGI Siluw Stc1r ts 7 p '" stoppage because there LS oot a lreakdown un n~ot1ahons w1th the teachers," Sm1th told UP! "Both Sides feel we need com· mumty support w run the schools and the levy has been defeated twice already, the lat· est tume last March m a special election ell tine Det•oted To The VOL. XXV NO. 20 FRIDAY, MAY 11 , 1973 Senate (Contmued from page I) suggesllon that came to me that diSclosure not he made." Richardson testified "I don't recall askmg" Krogh who the White House source was. "! know he bel1eved there were constraunts applicable to the 'plumbmg operatwn' un· eluding this break·in. I know he believed there were genume secunty unpllcabons," Rich· ardson S8ld of Krogh Krogh Came to Him R•chardson said that Krogh came to him apparently be· cause N1xon had Just appomted him attorney general wtth "full responSibihty" for the Water· gate case Richardson satd he prevtously had had only a few dealings w1th Krogh A few days ' after their talk, Krogh submitted an affidavit to the judge m wh•ch he said that after the publications of the Pentagon papers about US V1etnam policy, be was put un charge of a task forcethe so.called "plumbm g operat1oq" - to look for news fleaks assumed Krogh also responSibility for authorizmg the break·m at the psycl)•atrlsl's office. He has sa1d smce then that at the time there seemed to be compelling reasons to do so. Nixon appounted Richardson, who still IS actillg as defense secretary, as attorney general 10 days ago and gave him "full author1ty" over the admmlstration1s handlmg of the Watergate case Three days ago, responding to mountmg pressure m Congress, Richardson sa1d he would appomt a spec1al Watergate prosecutor who would "report l<l me.,and only lo .me " ' TEN CENTS Blackntail plOt tied to Mitchell PT PLEASANT - SIX persons appeared before Judge James Lee Thompson m Mason County CircUli Court today for arratgnment on mdactments returned agamst them Tuesday by the grand jury Judge Thompson appomted Samuel D Littlepage to represent Ronme Ervtne Osborne and Earl Cr1tes, both of whom Signed affidavits that they were unable to employ counsel Others who appeared w1th attorneys they had employed were Roger Dale Sh1nn, M1chael Shaw; Johnny Krebs, Patnck Maroney of Charleston , Vmcent Eugene Braun, Samuel D Littlepage ; Ruth Lee, R G Musgrave Pleas are to be entereG Tuesday mormng at fj 30 ( Contmued from page I ) Important book" Mrs Carnahan, whose home 1s ttdy and clean, enJoys telev1s10n and m the summer months works many, many hours among her flowers She 1s one or the eldest residents of Me1gs County Mrs E;llzabeth W1ckham of Chester IS about a year older Mrs Carnahan was born on a farm near Racme, a daughter of the late Peter and Nancy Wolf She had a SISter and two brothers, all of whom d1ed years ago Mrs Carnahan's husband, Arthur, {Art) died 111 1932 Smce then she's been hither and yon w1th her three ch1ldren, Delbert, Ray of Bucyrus, and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Kathryn Ellis of Cottageville, W Va She reSided w1th Delbert four years unlll purohasmg the mobile home as a "place of her own" She worked for a lime for the Sanborn fam1ly m Middleport as a cook and housekeeper The aged Me1gs reSident has not been w1thout her Illnesses She has undergone four operatmns and walks with a cane as the result of a broken lup wh1ch she suffered six years ago m a fall She has seven grandchildren and 20 grea !·grandchildren PHONE 992·2156 . Six arraigned on indictments 98 Today • Of The Mei[{s-Mason Area - POM.EROY·MIODLEPORT OHIO A MOTHER·DAUGHTER BE·IN Thursday mght at the Me1gs Jumor H1gh School m Middleport was attended by apprOXImately 75 mothers and their teenage daughters lfl· terested un family life education Left to nght are Mrs Robert Dugan, Salem Center, co-eh01rman for the Be·ln sponsored by the Me1gs County Counc1l of Parents and Teachers, Miss Mary Bradbury, student nurse at the Holzer Medtcal Center' moderator ror a diSCUSSIOn penod With Dr Ke1th Brandeberry, M D , obstef!lCHJn, and Larry Holcomb, nght, who ass1sted m plannmg the Be·In Holcomb 1s f1cld representatiVe for the Nf;lbonal FoundatiOn - March of D1mes Mrs Howard Ervm of Racme (not ptctured ) was the planmng co...chatrman for the PTA prom ote adult-youth u n ~ rep resentattve for the Nattonal derslandmg of SC!enlifJC facls Foundation . March of Dunes, about early marnage and ""ho (;I SS I~ted m planmng the parenthood Be In , 01 Brande ben y The program \\-a s, 10 stressed the unpm Lance of the essence, a venture i.n lovmg 1ubclla Immumzalwn as a.n and carmg about hfe Itself effccttve means of f1ghtmg The f1lm was e;.;phctt tn buth defects show1n g how venereal d1sease He sa 1d that \\hllc venereal cH.: tually affects unborn bab1es, d1seasc 1s reportedly tn BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH \\hat ccrtam drugs, mcludmg l!p ldem iC stages m some pm l., A baby's tomorrow happens d1et p1lls, can do to a fetus , of the natwn , Lhts IS not so m what age and nutntwn has to southeastern Ohw, ulthough today' Th1s was the centra l do w1th fetal development, and thc1e IS some mcreasc message m a film prov1ded the responslbliity of the mothe1 Commenting m response to 1hursday mght by the Nallonal tOWiil'd her unborn for lhe question, wh) d1el p11ls should be d1scontmued dUJtng Foundatton . March of D1mes 1e~..:mvmg Qrenatal ca re Emphas1s was on the pregnancy except by d1rect and brought out m a general diSCUSSIOn of birth defects, dcmgcrs of ' f(td foods," pil l pt escnpt10n of the attendmg b1rth control, and fam1ly l1fe poppmg, ~md smokmK Times phys1c1an Dr Brandeberry education by D1 Ke1lh for sccktng genelic counseling ~ talcd the) contam stimulants Brandeberry, Holzer Medical were suggested for those w1th whtch may Ciluse a system Center obstetnc1an and farrul y h1stones of any Imbalance not ccnduc1ve. to mhertled dtsorders The good development of an unborn gynecologiSt The occasiOn was the dange1 of rubella (German " eh1ld He sa 1d that the Ideal age for "Mother·Daughter Be·In " at measles) was outlmed1 and 1t wa s pmnted out the 1964 rubella cluld beanng ts between 20 and the JuniOr h1gh 10 Middleport attended by about 7o mothers epidem ic ca used an eshmatcd 25 Molhers under 17 or over 15 daughters 250,000 abnormal pregnancies Cite lugh nsk and 1n the and teenage greatest need of prenatal cme sponsored by the Me1gs County 1n th1s country In the d1 scuss 1on which because then bab1es ,n e most Council of Parents and lhrealcned by stlild~rt h , low Teachers and the March of followed showmg of the f1lm h) D1mes Ils objective was to I a11 y W Holcomb, field we1ght, and prematu11ty The birth-control pill, Dr ,-==:·:-~·:-:·:·:·::··:···: •• ••: :: ·::: ·:::::::::·:·:·:·::· ··:::·:::::::::::·:·:::::::·: ·,::·::·::.,·:·.::·:::::,::,:.,:,:.,,(::::::::::.::·:: : :,:.,:,:,:,:,>:,::,::;:·, IContmued on page 6) Babies topic of Be-In ~News .. in .. Briefs;:· By United Press International WASHINGTON - HENRY A KISSINGER, Just back !rum a Moscow tr1p, w1ll meet m Pans Thursd8y w1th HanOI's Le Due Tho to discuss ways to shore U]) the shaky V1etnam cease·flre agreement, the White House announced today White House Press Secretary Ronald L Ziegler sa•d the KISsmger·Tho meetmg probably would last three to f1ve days K•ssmger, President NLXon's national secunty advtser, and Tho, HanOI Pohtburo member, n~got1ated the agreement m January K1ssmger w1ll be sw1tchmg h1s focus to the Indochma situation after reportmg to Ntxon on what he descnbed as "maJOr progress" m discussiOns wJth Leomd I Brezhnev and other Sov1et leaders on Issues preceding Brezhnev forthcomm g Washmgton summer VI~It K1ssmger arrived back m Washington late Thursday mght HOT SPRINGS, VA - A GROUP of busmess econom1sts today forecast near-record growth for the U S economy this year coupled~wlth sharp mcrease m mflahon The economists who act as consultantsior:.the Busmess Counc1l, also saJd pnce controls were domg more harm than good The counctl, made up of 200 top corporate executiVes, 1s holdmg 1t.s sprmg meetmg at this Allegheny Mounta10 spa Dur10g 1973, the economy should expand by 10 5 pet w II pet., the economiSts sa1d If the forecast holds, 11 would be the biggest year·to.-year mcrease smce 1951, when the natton was producmg for the Korean War Last year, output as measured by the Gross National Product (GNP 1was a healthy 9 7pet NEW YORK - UNDER DARKENING political sk1es, the , nat10n's Republican governors closet themselves m the country today for a day long sesswn of political talk. The 19 state and terrttortal governors, wmdmg up the1r spr10g conference m New York, travel to the Pocantico H1l ls estate of host Gov NeiSfln Rockefeller 10 Westchester County for a pnvate session Sure to be major topiCS of discussiOn are the Indictments Thursday of two top GOP presidential campaign • officials and the lengthemng shadows of the Watergate scandal ' DETROIT - PURCHASERS OF !974-MODEL General Motors cars will be able to have their automobiles fitted w1th steel-belted rad1al ply t~res bmlt to specifications set by the automake< The "GM Spec11lcatwn Radial T1re" will be standard on some 1974 models and on most otber models, GM President Edward N Coles sa1d today However, he was unable to say what percentage of the cars would carry the hre as stand· ard equipment Ford recently armounced plans to put rad1als on 75 pet of •ts 1974 m.odels 1 TORNADOES SWEPT A PATH l!.rough the northwestern "' ( Cm iLinued on p<Jge 121 Bombing goes on PHNOM PENH l UP!) Arncncan warplanes mcludm15 swmgwmg Flll bombers flew hea\iy ra1ds across southern Cambodia today w1thm hours ~fter the U S Congress refused to approve offiCial fundmg for the air campatgn here Some or the stnk es were so close to Carnbod1an force~ hghtmg olE rebel attaci<' that U S mr controllers refused to f:IUthonzc them until they were assured that "the ground comma nder assum es responst. tnlity for short rounds," rnet:~n· mg those 'w"h1ch could possi bly lt:~nd on government umt.s M1htary sources said maJor targets mcluded areas around Takeo, a provmce capital 55 miles southwest of Phnom Penh, and Kampot, 93 m1lcs to the southeest near the Gulf of 'l'hmland Other maJOr raids were nown along Htghway 5 northwest of Phnom Penh and m areas to th e south of the cap1tal, the sources sa1d The Cambodian h1gh com· rnand cha rged that North VlCtnamese and V1et Cong troops had carr1 ed out 2,842 ground attacks and shelhngs 1ns1de Cambodia over th e past three and one.half months m VlOlatiOn of the Par1s agree· men L<; on I ndochma The command re1terat.ed an ear her statement that Hanm had 45,000 troops m Cambodian terntory 1 'mstead of w1thdraw· mg from the Khmer Republic as stipulated by Arllcle 20 of the (Pa n s) accords " A communique charged that the headquarters of the North VIetnamese 1st DIVISIOn cons1stmg of three regiments - had been set up m Takeo provmce It sa1d two artillery battahons, two mfantry balta· hons and a battaliOn of com· mandos were operating along the Mekong R1ver north of the (Contmued an page 12 ) Deer given to children Shenff Robert C Har· lcnbach's Dept 1nvesligatcd l\A.O <:~CCtdenls Thursday No one was reported lnJUred At l a m on SR .1:!8 10 Letart Township , George William Yonker, Ractne, Rt 2, struck and InJured a doe deer as 1t ran m Pilth of h1s.auto The shenff's Dept gave the antmal to the children 's home There was rncdnun damage to Yonker 's vehtclc At 8 30 am on 'Jh1rd Sl m Racme , John F Boyd, Racme, Rl 2 and Constance I Roush, Racme, were each backmg fr om separate dn veways and b~;~ cked mto CdCh other There .-as Ughl property damage WASHINGTON t UPI) - Former Attorney General John N Mitchell, already •nd•cted 1h connection w1th a secret $2110,000 contr1but10n received while he was Pres1dent Ntxon's campaagn ch1ef, now has been hnked m sworn testimony to both the Watergate break·m and a short·hved plot to steal "blackmail" information on a DemocratiC pres1denhaJ contender ConvK'ted Watergate conspirator James W McCord Jr smd m a 383-page sworn statem.ent released Thursday that he was told that M1lchell ordered the June 17 break·IO at the Democrat's Watergate headquarters because he was pleased w1th the results of a earlier burglary there McCord sa1d he also was told that Mitchell rece1ved reports on conversations momtored on tapped telephone hnes of hlgh.level Democrats, approved a $250,0()().plus budget for political esp10nage, and asked his polttlcal agents to get the blackmail matenal from a Las Vegas, Nev , newspa~r offtcc He smd the matenal concerned a Democratic presidential candidate, whom he d1d not name But he mdtcated 1t 1 'nught posSibly " have been Sen EdmundS Musk1e, DMame Information from Uddy McCord, who was servmg as secur1ty chie£ £or Nixon's cam· pm~n when he wHs arrested m the June 17 break-in, scud all his mfonnatlon about Mitchell came from co...consp1rato1·G Gordon L1ddy, former campaign fmance council Liddj has refused to tesl1fy Mitchell was md1cted 10 Ne" York 'J'hursday ttlong Willi former Secretary of Commerce Maurice H Stans on charges or oi:}. structmg a federal mvest1gat1on - '' by decett, craft, tnckery and means UJatare dishonest" - m exchange for a secret campaign donation from fmancter Robert L Vesco Stan.s also served as NJX.on 's ch1ef campa1gn fund.ratser Mitchell and Stans, the f1rsl former Cabinet officers to be In· dieted smcc the Teapot Dome scandal 50 years ago, also become the first of NIXon's hlgh·level campaign offiCials to be charged 1n the cvcr·wldcnmg story of 11legal campaign tact1cs tn 1972 More mdtctments are expected from a grand jury stttlng m Washmg. ! Contmucd on pa~e 12) Veterans Memorial Hospital AdnHttcd Maggie Gilmore, Ra c 1n e, - Leora Zwllhng, Pomeroy, Richard P.H sons. Sy1 acuse, Guy Sargent, Pomeroy , Paul Hc· nder~on, Pomeroy Hobert Dw hmu. Middleport, Jo Ann COLUMilUS I Ul'l 1 - The Wh1te, Middleport, Ph1lllp Utuo General Assembly, led Donov.1n, Syr.ICuse, Thelma ; hy Hou ~c Rctmbllcans, has Hyse ll , Hutland, l{aymond JlUt the hrakcs on the rush Hw I ley, Racmc , Billy Brewer, toward a state lottery aJ,.. Po1lland Krista Wh1le, Athens pruved by the volcrs at and Oren Wears, Pomeroy Tuesd.•y's primary elcc tlon Dtf!Chi.Hgcd Michael I ottcry hi.H kers railed Hubbard, Gcor~e Lu ster, 1 hursda} to ra1sc the Emma Owens, Hobart R1 ggs necessary 66 vvtes 111 the .md t!1ley McClelland nous c tu start 1mmcdmlc ,.,,tfwr 1mplcmcntatton of the new game of chanr. e 'I he result Pa,lly cloudy ,Uid a little \\as a dcl:.~ y of 1)0 days, and cuole1 toda y and tomght v.1th a 1•robablc post))(Jilcmcnt of c:hrJnce of a few showers north the luttcry until next }Car. portwns . H1ghs today 1n the Ruth the llousc and Senate GOs Lows tomghl m the 40s atljourned for tht• wt•t•kcnd Cloud; and cool w1th a chance after part1 sa n h1ckcr111g of showers Saturday, h1ghs 111 shelved the lottery. the upper 50s and low 60s Brakes put on state lottery rr ,•, .. Rhodes can run COLUMBUS iUPI) - Former Gov. James A. Rhodes .· :·. has rccc1ved court permission to seek a third term as ~=.i governor, cleanng the way for Ohio Republicans to begin ·;: slatmg their candidates for the 1974 election. The Ohio Supreme Coort ruled 5-2 along party lines Thursday ~hat a proVISIOn In the Ohio ConsliluUon llmiUng governors to two successive (our-year fenns is no burrier to Rhodes' bid for re-election, since he has spent one term oui of off•ce. Rhodes, who served as governor from 1963·71, Jmme<hately announced he will contlnue his campaign for •• .. governor, which ended abruptly the day he went to court to test the questiOn uf hiS eligibility last February Rhodes flied petitiOns to run m 1974, but Secretary of State Ted W Brown, a fellow Republican, refused to honor them on grounds the OhJo Constitution provides "no person shall hold the ~Jffice of governor for a period longer than two SUCCCSSIVC terms iJf fnur years." · : .. :~· !:! =:. :·: ··:~:~ · ~:=·.' ; TiiESE ARE THE TOP FOUR wunners 10 the fourth annual speech contest dealmg w1th Me1gs County hiStory and staged by the Me1gs County Pwneer and Histol'lcal Society They are seated, I tor, Connie Smith, first, Dallas Weber, s~cond; standmg, I to r, ChriS M11ler, third, and Kenny Moore, fourth They were presente<l cash pmes Speech, essay winners named Wmners m the annual speech and essay contest on Metgs County history were announc· ed Thursday afternoon when the speech porllon of the fourth annual event was held at the Me1gs Museum 1ak1ng first pi(;ICC 1n the speech t,:Ontest, JUdl{ed by Mrs Hal old Wcthe1 holt and M1ss Ann Br ..tdbu1 y. was Conme Sm1th, daughte1 of Mr and Mr:-; Sch.o,yn Snuth of Mid· dlcpm t and a part·llmc sports tep01 te1 fur 'l'he Dally Sen· tmcl M1ss Sm1th used the 1937 flood .IS her top1c Second pl1:1ce 1n the speech cutego1y was won by Dallas Wcbc1. sun uf Mr and Mrs Vernon Weber, Rutland, who used coal mmmg as his top1c Chns M1ller, daughter of the Rev and Mrs Audry Miller of Middleport, was third place wmner Wllh her speech on the Lyon~ tomb, wh1lc fourth place went lo Kenr1y Moore, son or Mr and Mrs Glen Mo01 e of Danville v. ho used HaynesviJie as h1s top1c Pnzes fo1· the fu .st four wmners In the contest held IJy the Me1gs Coun ty Pwncer and H1ston cal SocJCtY, ure $15, $J 2, $10 and $5m both diVISIOnS Honorable mentwn m the speech d1v1sJOn went to Scott Walton fwd Mark Wen v, each receivmg $1 The essay dtv1s1on was Jud ged e<~ Jil c l and result:-; announced 'I hur sday at the speech com petitiOn F1rst pl.1cc 111 essays wer1t to George Arnott, whose essay dealt w1th street cars m Me1gs County Arnott IS the son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Arn ott, Mid · dlcport Second place wen\ to J1m Schmoll, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Schmoll, Middleport, whose essay was entitled, Spcmnmg the OhiO " " Life and Pohttcs m Metgs County," was lhe top1c of Dave Gerard, son o( Mr and Mrs Charles Gera1 d. Middleport, lh1rd place "mner, and Linda Atkinson, daughter or Mrs Ed1th f:bersdach, Middleport, and Steve Warne1, son of Mrs .Jay Warner of Pumeroy, lied for fourth place Miss Atkmsou used " Martm E Coal Co · ~as her top1c and Warner used ' The Ebersbach Fam1ly " Honorable mentlon and awards of $1 each m the essay d1vtswn went to Jul Beaver, 11 The1ss Fam1ly" Thomas Cassell, " Ambrose Gwlnelt Bierce'', Karen Hale , " Remembermg Dexter", Julia Hutchinson, 'Salt of the B1g Bend Area", Donna Francis, ·~su gar Run School", T1m Kmg, "H1stor1cal Beams," and Dallas Weber, "Coal Mmmg Then" Judgmg the essays were Mrs Charles McDamel and Mrs EliZabeth H11ferty Durmg yesterday's contest, Mrs H1lferty who 1s servmg as an adv1sor for the estabhsh· ment of the Me1gs Museum, oulhned detailed plans of the museum as prepared by her (Continued on page 12) . Five century-plus old licenses returned here The Me1gs County Pwneer and HIStorical Soc1ety this week received five mamage licenses lssued m Metgs County 10 1666 and 1867 by tben Probate Judge W. H Lasley The donor was Mrs E Jun Se1ler, 1398 Uruon City Road, Greenville, Oh1o, who IS a member of the Board of The Darke County HIStoncal Society wh1ch operates the Garst H1stoncal MuselUD m a " house built m 1652 g1ven by Garst he1rs to that society m 1946 The new Coppock Ad· d1t10n was opened m 1967 Mrs Se1ler, dmhvolved tn c1eamng up an o1 ouse, came :;:; across the~local marnage licenses She sent them to the Meigs Musewn because she likes to fmd a borne for everythung old It IS mterestmg to speculate how these licenses arrived m Darke County. Tbey were to. No 269 - Abraham Geyer and Margaret Sponagel, Oc· Iober 24, 1666 No 284 - George H P Fe1ger and Alice L Cowdery, November 6, 1866 No. 357 - George PfaiT and Margaret t;>node, December 28, 1666. No 408 - Jacob Fmdlung and Mena Buck, March 8, 1967 \ No 653 - Charles W Sch· m1dt and Catharune R1ebel, November 12, 1867 Needed now: more .safety consciousness by all • BY GEORGE HARGRAVES, SUPT. Meigs Local School District I would hke to encourage all or you to g1ve serwus con stderahon to becommg more safety conscious Daylight Savmgs T1me br10gs more hours of playbme lor kids The warmer weather means more b1ke r1dmg In JUst a co uple of weeks school will he concludmg for thiS year and there w11l be even more time when youngsters will be playmg m the open Every person who dr1ves a car or truck should be aware of these facts They should accordungly giVe greater attentiOn Speaking of Schools-No. 276 to keepmg their eyes open for k1ds m the streets -They w1ll be there - ndmg b1kes, playing ball, etc Dnvers should really be alert AvOid a trag1c acc1dent Parents should talk ser~ously w1th thm ch1ldren about these dangers too Th1s 1s not JUSt a one way proposition Children have to be more alert too They shouldn 'l depend on the motonst to do 11 all If they do, they and their parents may be sorry Please, parents, talk safety at your house Do your part to av01d that ,lrag1c accident • '· lntere.s~ I Harold Hubbard and I are currently 10volved 10 a survey of bUildings for posstble sununer work We won't be able to do as mu ch as m prev1ous years We have not been able to obtam add1t10nal ·vocational funds to su pport payment of ;tudent workers as m the past Some of our custodial staff IS athng Consequently, we Will be limited m what we can d9. We w1ll do our hesl to clean up and fix up the butldmgs to the best of our ab1hty and means we sttll have opemngs avaiLable m several of our vocat10nal programs at the h1gh school These are, of course, open to students m the two other d1stncts m the county as well as to our 0wn students A student who IS not gomg to college should cer~ mly g1ve a lot of senous consideration to th1s and so should the student's parents Tnese are opportunities that should not be lost They won't come agam for next year's JUmors If you have questwns, call992-2158 and talk to Pnnc1psl James D1ehl WE ARE DOWN TO THAT TIME when some hard decLsions have to be made about passmg or fa1lu.g students ThiS IS ne"er an easy thi ·g to dec1de The deciSion must be based 011 what the student has accomplished and what IS best for the student, not just now but fQr the future Failure u1 retention lS no fun for anyone mvolved, but sometimes 1t must be done we are still p1ck10g up late regiStrations for next year's kindergarten and f~rst grade If you haven't done th1s yet, please contact your school as soon as poss1ble Each year there are questions about what school offices are open durmg the summer months. The high school and JUmor h1gh school Off!£"§.. are open .all sununer durung the hours of 8-12 and 1·3 The clerk's office and the superm. tendent's office are open all summer durung the hours of 8-12 and J.4 NEWS & NOTES - Congratulations to all the folks m Eastern Local fo" the successful passage of their bond ISSUe earlier thiS week - Funal grade cars will go )lome '1' grades K-6 on Thursday, May 24- Fmal grade cards m grades 7·12 will be mailed on Fnday, May 25 - The !mal day of classes for all students will be Thursday, May 24 It w11l be a full day _ All students m grades 9--12 will rece1ve schedules by ma1l durillg tbe summer Any 'requests for change must be mad• at that tune - If a student IS not gomg to college, he or she should senously cons1der a vocational course �'. ' • • .~ . • • • .• EDIT I~ -., Is ' I • ' UCE 3- The Dally Sentmei,M1ddleport-Pomeroy, 0. May 11, t973 SSA • IS • .- ce • & THINGS Helen Help I Jo..:'d" I •'J'J~ •~""Y.f.. 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We st wlpctgb Ch1 c ago 17 6 739 Kon sa s C!Iy 18 11 621 1 Calilorn1a ll 12 520 5 Oakl~nd 15 14 517 5 Mmneso ta 11 12 478 6 Texa s 9 15 375 8' 1 Thursday ' s Games Ch1 cago 3 Cal tf 2 12 mn s COLUMBUS (UPI)- A rule Oak land 17 Texas 2 whi ch proh1b1ted g1rls lo om Kansas Cdy 8 Detroli 2 Jl<lrtiCIJl<illng on all boy teams Boslon 4 Cleveland 3 (Only g<~mes sched uled) tn non-contact s ports m Oh1o Toda v s Probable Pttch ers h1gh schools has been mochft cd (All l1mes EDT) Cleveland {Strom 1 2) at by the Ohoo Htgh Schoof Alh Boston (T1ant 3 3) 7 30 p m leltc Assoc1at10n m lme w1th .m MJtwauKce (Bel l 4 2) at order by the Sixth DJStrJ d Dclr01 t (lol1c h 1 4) 8 p m M 1nnesota { Blyleven 2 5) a l Court of Appeals m a Mo clugan Kansa s C1ty (Oa l Can ton 11) case 8 30 p m The case of Cyn thia Morns Oakland (Blue 2 1) at Texas (Hand 2 1) 8 30 p m vs the Moch1gan State Board of Ch1 cago ( Bahnsen 4 2) at Education resulted m the I ule Ca llforn la(Ry an42) 11 pm Ba iftmor e (C ue lla r 1 4) a t by the court that the Mlcho g,rn New York (Kli ne 2 3) 7 30 p m Board of EducatiOn be enJOined Saturday 's Games from Milwaukee at Detroit Ba lt 1mo rc a t New York 'Preventmg 01 obstructmg Cleveland at Bos ton m ~ny way gtrls m the state of Ch c age at Ca l1f n1ght M1ch1gan from par lic tpatm~ Oakland at Te)Ca s .n1ght Mr n n eso ta a l Kan C!fy n1ght fully m varsity mte1 schola stic '•t..r n.., s-,tt ~ htJ Adolph's Dairy Valley 351 342 333 The Dai~ Senlinel 'l.t, ~J h -t"' mt:~Jrt AK 1~ 4 .K HH t AJt flti; .. r rl11 /(1~J <'ft, ,.,,, ,., MrA t~r~ nn· trump II h,ch ,.a tit r;tJtnL" fuJj y :tnlrlh-.,. ~~ttl '*"' 330 Home Runs 310 Natrona! 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'\ pr,Jbl' bottom of the t2th and retored s1de 1n order to notch his the .;l';f.J; ~t,th r.,... - r.....f:tr took o ver for Wood m the Coleman Dtck Drago went all the way for the VIctory wh1le Coleman was charged With his second loss after s1x v1ctone~ by OHSAA H 1/J"'.ill"=T•'' ~r~ 1 r~ rr,~ ~~. f,. r.r; tflliAC~r .r hdd 'lf'•tMJ If tt.J• tl.l.,.,.., ...,.. 1~ ~ pr fJbf,.m f r,s-- fr.o!At !h,.. Ndfl \ tiv: Hf'.• lhen s troked a s mgle to score Ort:. Rehel ace Terry Forster Rule IS modified a top speed of 192 967 m p h i\notber fm me r wanner, Bobby Unser of Albuque1que, N M . had ,1 lap at 191 979 Go rdon Johnco ck of l' ranklm, lnd . was clocked at 191 082 and dcfendmg champ Mark Donohue of Newtown Square, Pd , \\dS tuned ut 191 flut Swede S<.~vage of Santa Ana l Ca hf whose 197 802 m ph lap cm llcr thi s mouth IS the fastest so fc~r 111 500 practice, h.1d a lap of 190 759 m h1s backup carthe. set:omllime he ho1s had hi ~ 1 c:scrve urut dbove 190 M1ke Mosley of Clermon t, [nd , a lso got above 190 Thursday w1th a 190 6 clockm g Gr a ham McHa e of New Zealand f1mshcd h1:;; rook1c ~est while Bentley Wm rcn of West Glouccslci , Mass completed the 160 phase of hiS refresher exam Tn all. 42 ca rs v.crc out athleltcs and athleti c contests 1hursday Armc Knepper of Bcllevollc, Ill , was out for the because of thmr su ' lnte ; nat1onal league The Michigan H1gh School f 1r st tmte Standmgs By Unrted Press International Athletw Assocmtwn appealed Amertcan DIVISion the decisiOn to the court of apHere's Your Kmd of w I pet g b Roches ter 17 8 680 peals The cou rt subsequently Cru1se th e Sun Paw fu cke l 10 9 526 4 upheld the lower U S Dts tnct Above, the Canbbean Syracuse 10 14 417 6 1 Court rulmg, hut mod1hed 1t by Below and Fascmahng To ledo 9 18 333 9 Naltonal DIVI SIOn 1nserltng the wo1 d non· Island s fo the Left and w I pet g b contact " Roghl Pcnm s ula 17 9 654 The Ohto association sa1d tts T1dewa ter 16 10 6t5 1 JOIN THE f/J} Char leston 14 10 583 2 legal counsel advJSed that th e 520 2001 111 Slm re Sl L 15 54 6 18 333 R1chm on d rulm g would also affec t th e GROUP ABOARD THE Thursday 's Result s ~ Amertcan league Ch arl eston 9 R1chmond 6 Slate Buckeye g ab r h pet SA TUR DA Y. MAY 11 .:::..::~ ".l,il •f,)f'. (-1 Just Statuog a Fact Bobby Roggs made the statement matter..,l-factly The reason he didn't sound as if he was boastmg was because he really wasn 't He was sunpl} statmg a fact r "What happens of I lose Sunday '" satd R1ggs "Nothing SuI lose f'lt still be the best 55-year..,fd player m the world f'll mak e another challenge the very next day ' And if he wms ' "Ah.IJ.!J-h," satd Roggs, warmmg up over the very thought "We'll get sponsors to put up btg money lor seruor players Why not ? Seruors are JUSt as entertammg, JUSt as much fun to watch as women They keep the ball 1n play Honestly, I think It woll be wonderful for all semors if 1 wm I'm certamly not worried about losmg My glory days are behind me With Margaret Court, tt's ent~rely dofferent She's carrymg the banner for all the women of the world Her lrtends keep telling her " Margaret, don't Jet that old guy beat you "' No Stone Unturned Bobby Rtggs IS leavong no stone unturned He makes su.re ID get enough rest every day and he's taking 415 vttamm capsules a day - " to get my old strength bock," he says He also ts aware of every psychotogocal edge Saturday, for example, Roggs, the father of sox, mtends to send Margaret Court, who has one son, an appropnate Mother's Day gtft Two gifts. m fact Then when the two get out on the court lor the bog match Sunday, Bobby R1ggs calmly JS gomg to walk over to Margaret Court and say "Dod you recetve the box of candy and the lovely Cahforma red roses I sent you for Mother's Day?' Now how can a man like that lose? My own personal feelmg ts Margaret Court woll beat Bobby Roggs on the tenrus court Sunday, but w1th the philosophy he has, Bobby R1ggs won't lose a thing, and you can bet more than $10,000 on that ·~~fA •..r ,..\ E~, .~ ~~~ ' ' ~;o--~ - ~.:-..: Ch•c•g• , ~.r.:;: .... ~ • ..;:. ')J";/ w1th the change• b1·1.ng an nflunced tn 1fiO<J labeling IJ,,:"J,, Af•ll ,,., r1!1(1 I Jrwt,~ 111 how~-: t :hlttfr""-~ they Vr,H whr; t!Jd nr,fh111 J] trr t-lfiiJr, 'Whl(:h con tams gluten ·•r~r~ H • tJ l/1 ..,fi Mlti{JU(tri ~~~~ rwy, nrlfi w~!Led .;,tfi(f A,1 v1 Jf w ::~ 1n fh,~ 'N az i 1 1; fnund In a v~ihth of foods: Y''U fl hlfll nr1t mdudm,l{ comrnc~rcJal 1ce lll.!ltl fl ''"' wt,lll", flf'lf'f·(Jtrfltln~ r;n th;st, u--lr flfJ i flf ;,u ~t t p11 •tl h ''' ux now (; ff; !H't1, CfJJd tiltS hot d C1j.!S ffllm rurl/Jt,,l t.r.tJ!j <~rrlv&J Jf,,flfrl:11JI. ·" lr,t · I ~AfJ ' Hrh ri didn 't hi.! 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EOT) took the lead m the top of the Philadelphia ( (hnstenson 1 3) Nobody m the world JS havmg more fun woth thiS whole thong 12th Without the deSignated Ch1cago ( Pappa s 1 J) 2 30 than 50.year..,ld Bobby Roggs, although fun or no fun . make no .;~t pm rule I would hdve been h1tter mostake, he's gmng out there to wm New Yo rk (McAMrew 2 31 at out of there for a pmch-httter m P itts b urgh I Ell1s 3 2) 8 05 p m He put m a busy day on the court 1n San D1ego Thursda) the ~eventh or e 1ghlh mnmg Los Angeles ( Oownmg 3 1J at polishmg up hiS game agaonst his old buddy, former Womble don S<~n Fran c1sco {Mancha I 4 21 J'he designated hitter <1 lso champ Don Budge, and when he was through woth the workout he llp m sus pension helped me because MLke An fNDfANAPOLIS , lnd (UPli Montreal (Torrez J 3) at St talked about hJS upcoming match woth Marga ret Court Sam Posey of San Juan LOU IS ( Foster 0 3) 9 p m drews smgled and scored a run - While "1ndy cond11lons kept A Wonderful Player San D1eg o ( Caldwell I 3) at practice speeds relatively slow CapiStrano, Calli , brushed the m my spot " " You know , she's a wonderful player and she has won some Atlanta (Gentry 3 :n 8 OS p m wall m the south short chute TllC White So. una hie to Cme~nnal1 {Nelson 2 1) at Thursday two dr1vers, wh ose great matelles, but when she hJses, tt's a case of nerves That's Hous1on (Wil son 7 3) 8 30 p m cars h1t wtth the wall at the but proceeded on ciround the handl e Smger for 11 mmngs, what her hi!tory os, anyway, and 1 think of she's ever gonna choke Saturdays Games lnd1anapohs Motor Speedway, 21':!-lmle oval ilnd mto the pats fma lf y broke through agamst up, this IS the match m "htch she wtll," saod Rtggs, who talks Phrlad el ph1a at Ch1cago Damage to lhc ca r wa s mmor 1ehcver Ron Perranoskl mUte escaped harm New York at P flls burgh pretty much the way he plays, non-stop Los Angeles at San Franc1sco Expe rt s wh o iJnllf= IIJatcd 12th for the wmmng run J orge Peter Reyson of Redondo "She may get Uf>'tlght because of all the unportance thts match San D1ego at Allanta n1ght Beach, Calif , lost control of hJS h1gher speeds Thursday a~ Orta walked to open the frame Crncmnali al Hou ston n1ght has taken on," Bobby added Mon1real at St Lou1s n1ght Bnttsh-bllllt McLaren m the Sa tua day s t1me tnals drew and was sacnflced to :second by What about himself' Is he so sure he won 't choke up ' No 2 turn and It bou nced oil nca r- were disappomted No one LUJs Alvarado Pat Kelly the Bobby Rtggs' crackling laugh came over the telephone clea rly Am c ncan league th e wall Damage ap parentl y c.o~me close to the 200·mlle-per- major leagues' leadiu g Iutter , Easl all the way from San Doego w I pel g b was hmoted to the left rear hour bart ter which the expel ts " Me?" he sa1d, mcredulously Milwaukee 12 13 480 say should be ct a eked this Dc lrml ''Look, thts match ts for only $10.000 I once played Don Budge 13 15 464 ' \\Cekend Balt1more 12 14 461 for $100,000 That's nght, $100,000 for one match m 1947. so th e ' I hlll sday s faste s t drrver New York 12 14 461 • money doesn 't matter Not that much, anyway Yes, I guess you Cleveland 13 16 448 1 ' \\a s former \\tnn e r Mart o Boston 11 14 440 could say I'm a millionaire Who won that match w1th Budge? 1 1 Andi ett1 of Nazai cth Pa . wtth til; [_;6, .. 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We st wlpctgb Ch1 c ago 17 6 739 Kon sa s C!Iy 18 11 621 1 Calilorn1a ll 12 520 5 Oakl~nd 15 14 517 5 Mmneso ta 11 12 478 6 Texa s 9 15 375 8' 1 Thursday ' s Games Ch1 cago 3 Cal tf 2 12 mn s COLUMBUS (UPI)- A rule Oak land 17 Texas 2 whi ch proh1b1ted g1rls lo om Kansas Cdy 8 Detroli 2 Jl<lrtiCIJl<illng on all boy teams Boslon 4 Cleveland 3 (Only g<~mes sched uled) tn non-contact s ports m Oh1o Toda v s Probable Pttch ers h1gh schools has been mochft cd (All l1mes EDT) Cleveland {Strom 1 2) at by the Ohoo Htgh Schoof Alh Boston (T1ant 3 3) 7 30 p m leltc Assoc1at10n m lme w1th .m MJtwauKce (Bel l 4 2) at order by the Sixth DJStrJ d Dclr01 t (lol1c h 1 4) 8 p m M 1nnesota { Blyleven 2 5) a l Court of Appeals m a Mo clugan Kansa s C1ty (Oa l Can ton 11) case 8 30 p m The case of Cyn thia Morns Oakland (Blue 2 1) at Texas (Hand 2 1) 8 30 p m vs the Moch1gan State Board of Ch1 cago ( Bahnsen 4 2) at Education resulted m the I ule Ca llforn la(Ry an42) 11 pm Ba iftmor e (C ue lla r 1 4) a t by the court that the Mlcho g,rn New York (Kli ne 2 3) 7 30 p m Board of EducatiOn be enJOined Saturday 's Games from Milwaukee at Detroit Ba lt 1mo rc a t New York 'Preventmg 01 obstructmg Cleveland at Bos ton m ~ny way gtrls m the state of Ch c age at Ca l1f n1ght M1ch1gan from par lic tpatm~ Oakland at Te)Ca s .n1ght Mr n n eso ta a l Kan C!fy n1ght fully m varsity mte1 schola stic '•t..r n.., s-,tt ~ htJ Adolph's Dairy Valley 351 342 333 The Dai~ Senlinel 'l.t, ~J h -t"' mt:~Jrt AK 1~ 4 .K HH t AJt flti; .. r rl11 /(1~J <'ft, ,.,,, ,., MrA t~r~ nn· trump II h,ch ,.a tit r;tJtnL" fuJj y :tnlrlh-.,. ~~ttl '*"' 330 Home Runs 310 Natrona! 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'\ pr,Jbl' bottom of the t2th and retored s1de 1n order to notch his the .;l';f.J; ~t,th r.,... - r.....f:tr took o ver for Wood m the Coleman Dtck Drago went all the way for the VIctory wh1le Coleman was charged With his second loss after s1x v1ctone~ by OHSAA H 1/J"'.ill"=T•'' ~r~ 1 r~ rr,~ ~~. f,. r.r; tflliAC~r .r hdd 'lf'•tMJ If tt.J• tl.l.,.,.., ...,.. 1~ ~ pr fJbf,.m f r,s-- fr.o!At !h,.. Ndfl \ tiv: Hf'.• lhen s troked a s mgle to score Ort:. Rehel ace Terry Forster Rule IS modified a top speed of 192 967 m p h i\notber fm me r wanner, Bobby Unser of Albuque1que, N M . had ,1 lap at 191 979 Go rdon Johnco ck of l' ranklm, lnd . was clocked at 191 082 and dcfendmg champ Mark Donohue of Newtown Square, Pd , \\dS tuned ut 191 flut Swede S<.~vage of Santa Ana l Ca hf whose 197 802 m ph lap cm llcr thi s mouth IS the fastest so fc~r 111 500 practice, h.1d a lap of 190 759 m h1s backup carthe. set:omllime he ho1s had hi ~ 1 c:scrve urut dbove 190 M1ke Mosley of Clermon t, [nd , a lso got above 190 Thursday w1th a 190 6 clockm g Gr a ham McHa e of New Zealand f1mshcd h1:;; rook1c ~est while Bentley Wm rcn of West Glouccslci , Mass completed the 160 phase of hiS refresher exam Tn all. 42 ca rs v.crc out athleltcs and athleti c contests 1hursday Armc Knepper of Bcllevollc, Ill , was out for the because of thmr su ' lnte ; nat1onal league The Michigan H1gh School f 1r st tmte Standmgs By Unrted Press International Athletw Assocmtwn appealed Amertcan DIVISion the decisiOn to the court of apHere's Your Kmd of w I pet g b Roches ter 17 8 680 peals The cou rt subsequently Cru1se th e Sun Paw fu cke l 10 9 526 4 upheld the lower U S Dts tnct Above, the Canbbean Syracuse 10 14 417 6 1 Court rulmg, hut mod1hed 1t by Below and Fascmahng To ledo 9 18 333 9 Naltonal DIVI SIOn 1nserltng the wo1 d non· Island s fo the Left and w I pet g b contact " Roghl Pcnm s ula 17 9 654 The Ohto association sa1d tts T1dewa ter 16 10 6t5 1 JOIN THE f/J} Char leston 14 10 583 2 legal counsel advJSed that th e 520 2001 111 Slm re Sl L 15 54 6 18 333 R1chm on d rulm g would also affec t th e GROUP ABOARD THE Thursday 's Result s ~ Amertcan league Ch arl eston 9 R1chmond 6 Slate Buckeye g ab r h pet SA TUR DA Y. MAY 11 .:::..::~ ".l,il •f,)f'. (-1 Just Statuog a Fact Bobby Roggs made the statement matter..,l-factly The reason he didn't sound as if he was boastmg was because he really wasn 't He was sunpl} statmg a fact r "What happens of I lose Sunday '" satd R1ggs "Nothing SuI lose f'lt still be the best 55-year..,fd player m the world f'll mak e another challenge the very next day ' And if he wms ' "Ah.IJ.!J-h," satd Roggs, warmmg up over the very thought "We'll get sponsors to put up btg money lor seruor players Why not ? Seruors are JUSt as entertammg, JUSt as much fun to watch as women They keep the ball 1n play Honestly, I think It woll be wonderful for all semors if 1 wm I'm certamly not worried about losmg My glory days are behind me With Margaret Court, tt's ent~rely dofferent She's carrymg the banner for all the women of the world Her lrtends keep telling her " Margaret, don't Jet that old guy beat you "' No Stone Unturned Bobby Rtggs IS leavong no stone unturned He makes su.re ID get enough rest every day and he's taking 415 vttamm capsules a day - " to get my old strength bock," he says He also ts aware of every psychotogocal edge Saturday, for example, Roggs, the father of sox, mtends to send Margaret Court, who has one son, an appropnate Mother's Day gtft Two gifts. m fact Then when the two get out on the court lor the bog match Sunday, Bobby R1ggs calmly JS gomg to walk over to Margaret Court and say "Dod you recetve the box of candy and the lovely Cahforma red roses I sent you for Mother's Day?' Now how can a man like that lose? My own personal feelmg ts Margaret Court woll beat Bobby Roggs on the tenrus court Sunday, but w1th the philosophy he has, Bobby R1ggs won't lose a thing, and you can bet more than $10,000 on that ·~~fA •..r ,..\ E~, .~ ~~~ ' ' ~;o--~ - ~.:-..: Ch•c•g• , ~.r.:;: .... ~ • ..;:. ')J";/ w1th the change• b1·1.ng an nflunced tn 1fiO<J labeling IJ,,:"J,, Af•ll ,,., r1!1(1 I Jrwt,~ 111 how~-: t :hlttfr""-~ they Vr,H whr; t!Jd nr,fh111 J] trr t-lfiiJr, 'Whl(:h con tams gluten ·•r~r~ H • tJ l/1 ..,fi Mlti{JU(tri ~~~~ rwy, nrlfi w~!Led .;,tfi(f A,1 v1 Jf w ::~ 1n fh,~ 'N az i 1 1; fnund In a v~ihth of foods: Y''U fl hlfll nr1t mdudm,l{ comrnc~rcJal 1ce lll.!ltl fl ''"' wt,lll", flf'lf'f·(Jtrfltln~ r;n th;st, u--lr flfJ i flf ;,u ~t t p11 •tl h ''' ux now (; ff; !H't1, CfJJd tiltS hot d C1j.!S ffllm rurl/Jt,,l t.r.tJ!j <~rrlv&J Jf,,flfrl:11JI. ·" lr,t · I ~AfJ ' Hrh ri didn 't hi.! Vf: t,:~t"'"A tr;t 14 Y' 'r" '(tj IJJ• y ./lltif,!,J;(I twr1 , ;~flrl r)(,fl .. ,,rrl!ltt l ttil tlf~Jtt t-Wl! Y'"ilr• ...-:::.l: c- ood posts eighth win Nahona~ League, Two Indy 500 drivers escape • • • serzous znJury 't;;:, 'r# '":#:" fr'r "!/: !4:-1."" If • t .. f .. $ "11 ••• ("'.• ,•t~,.:; t1,. ..., 14 2• (..i4rl "~~ 1!11~1 f (~<!'.J W'lft Wti';IJ 111 VtrtJtKI, t'llfl nf1 ,. r; 'lf'lr·whtll".. v; -·~L Jnrllvltfuf.ll MW,..ctM rcpllt I ltJUt4 hfliJ = -!'-,.- --r-: ri '-' - m:es... ~ • Ma 10r L eague ., d :J an m9s By Umted Pre!is International By FRED McMANE se~1son and seventh m a row outpttched by Cahfornta 's BtU UPJ SporlS Wrtler Thursday mg~t when the Whole Smger, ~ho st• uck out l3 and U) Milton Rachman ~ Montreal 480 2 Wilbur Wood, the Sox edged the Cahlorma gave. up onlY three hits m 11 UPI SporlS Edolor ~: Phrlade lph•a 423 3' , knu cklebalhng left-bander of Angels. 4-3. m 12 mmngs mnmgs Wood was touched lor ~ St lou ls 6 21 221 9 West the Chicago White Sox, post<·d It wasn't one of Wood':s 12 ht~' m the 11 mmngs he NEW YORK ( UP! ) - Bobby R1ggs can't lose wlpctgb his eoghth tnumph of the better games In fact he was prtched, and had 1t not been lor Oh, sure, mtense, deadly senous Margaret Court may beat him Sarr F(.lnctsco 24 10 706 1 t-louston 10 II 645 2 1 the deSignated hitter rule, he m RamQna, Calif , Sunday on what has grown to be the most Cmemnall 18 11 (121 31 2 probably wouldn't h,tve been talked..about male-female athletic confrontation smce Babe los Angeles 17 14 548 5' 1 around that long 10 18 357 11 Dulriksen !.ned pitching ID Babe Ruth (she struck hun out once Atlanta SanD 1eg o 11 10 J55 ll 1 1 ' I was lucky out there and he also hit some lme dr1ves off her ), but no matter what Thursda-y's Result s tomght to "WJs one, · sa1d happens m Sunday 's match, Bobby Roggswoll come out a w1nner San Fran c1sco 6 St LOUIS 3 Wood, who was not taken out of 1Onl-y game scheduled) Prunanly because thiS hasn 't become a matter of life-and Today's Probable P1tchers the game unttf the White Sox death woth him ( All t1mes. EOT) took the lead m the top of the Philadelphia ( (hnstenson 1 3) Nobody m the world JS havmg more fun woth thiS whole thong 12th Without the deSignated Ch1cago ( Pappa s 1 J) 2 30 than 50.year..,ld Bobby Roggs, although fun or no fun . make no .;~t pm rule I would hdve been h1tter mostake, he's gmng out there to wm New Yo rk (McAMrew 2 31 at out of there for a pmch-httter m P itts b urgh I Ell1s 3 2) 8 05 p m He put m a busy day on the court 1n San D1ego Thursda) the ~eventh or e 1ghlh mnmg Los Angeles ( Oownmg 3 1J at polishmg up hiS game agaonst his old buddy, former Womble don S<~n Fran c1sco {Mancha I 4 21 J'he designated hitter <1 lso champ Don Budge, and when he was through woth the workout he llp m sus pension helped me because MLke An fNDfANAPOLIS , lnd (UPli Montreal (Torrez J 3) at St talked about hJS upcoming match woth Marga ret Court Sam Posey of San Juan LOU IS ( Foster 0 3) 9 p m drews smgled and scored a run - While "1ndy cond11lons kept A Wonderful Player San D1eg o ( Caldwell I 3) at practice speeds relatively slow CapiStrano, Calli , brushed the m my spot " " You know , she's a wonderful player and she has won some Atlanta (Gentry 3 :n 8 OS p m wall m the south short chute TllC White So. una hie to Cme~nnal1 {Nelson 2 1) at Thursday two dr1vers, wh ose great matelles, but when she hJses, tt's a case of nerves That's Hous1on (Wil son 7 3) 8 30 p m cars h1t wtth the wall at the but proceeded on ciround the handl e Smger for 11 mmngs, what her hi!tory os, anyway, and 1 think of she's ever gonna choke Saturdays Games lnd1anapohs Motor Speedway, 21':!-lmle oval ilnd mto the pats fma lf y broke through agamst up, this IS the match m "htch she wtll," saod Rtggs, who talks Phrlad el ph1a at Ch1cago Damage to lhc ca r wa s mmor 1ehcver Ron Perranoskl mUte escaped harm New York at P flls burgh pretty much the way he plays, non-stop Los Angeles at San Franc1sco Expe rt s wh o iJnllf= IIJatcd 12th for the wmmng run J orge Peter Reyson of Redondo "She may get Uf>'tlght because of all the unportance thts match San D1ego at Allanta n1ght Beach, Calif , lost control of hJS h1gher speeds Thursday a~ Orta walked to open the frame Crncmnali al Hou ston n1ght has taken on," Bobby added Mon1real at St Lou1s n1ght Bnttsh-bllllt McLaren m the Sa tua day s t1me tnals drew and was sacnflced to :second by What about himself' Is he so sure he won 't choke up ' No 2 turn and It bou nced oil nca r- were disappomted No one LUJs Alvarado Pat Kelly the Bobby Rtggs' crackling laugh came over the telephone clea rly Am c ncan league th e wall Damage ap parentl y c.o~me close to the 200·mlle-per- major leagues' leadiu g Iutter , Easl all the way from San Doego w I pel g b was hmoted to the left rear hour bart ter which the expel ts " Me?" he sa1d, mcredulously Milwaukee 12 13 480 say should be ct a eked this Dc lrml ''Look, thts match ts for only $10.000 I once played Don Budge 13 15 464 ' \\Cekend Balt1more 12 14 461 for $100,000 That's nght, $100,000 for one match m 1947. so th e ' I hlll sday s faste s t drrver New York 12 14 461 • money doesn 't matter Not that much, anyway Yes, I guess you Cleveland 13 16 448 1 ' \\a s former \\tnn e r Mart o Boston 11 14 440 could say I'm a millionaire Who won that match w1th Budge? 1 1 Andi ett1 of Nazai cth Pa . wtth til; [_;6, .. 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Snort Parade 1:' """' 81 ~ U'Z Til!' ou:. ~ 1:: . . - Pt:r Uti!' ri ;r- gr :eeu~ ,..,,,....,.,.(.,..,..MI.-. ..er-r r..--, .r.x . . · Tooa Y,S • • L .""' • •• t~:sw~8 :.:_v"»::-::-..-:;,::-;:;.;.:-:~:'..·.~~W$:...:~..-::~-;.:{=:1-:!:·:=~<.."W;~.~-W.:~ $2895 doullle ljl HP Co' pa~ r I y hlw11 yhl Ho~ h ple ed •cl on goo "'9 1/ 4 HP Blacks Dm:lrer)DEWA LT. 1 0" DELUXt POWER SHOP with leg stand B•y I0 1Jiode ~u l ~ full 3 !o lj6J Loq,te w arp re:. de~.>p Prec HI depth od usrmenls Mo rolleg slofld ~~u I w oo ~ ldlJle 199~~ Powe lui 1 1/.1 HP mq Wrap orot.md ~I eel ihoe fo• ~ xt ro ! ip por t lnduds1 7 l/4 blode rot 2999 Plus Fed. Tax Mounted and Balanced Free! H&R FIRESTONE 992·2238 ~ l £1tun MIIJDLEPORT, 0. Pomeroy Cement Bl'lck Co. The De~artment Store of BUJid 1ng Srn ce 1915 �t - The Datly sent mel, Mtddleporl·Ponwroy, 0., Ma) II. 1971 • 5-,.. Dally Sentpnel, Mtddleport·Pomeroy, 0 , May ll 1973 Defense name of game for Knicks . INGLEWOOD, Calif l UP!) - Defense JS the name of the game as far as the New York Kmcks are c once rned and they've parlayed 1t mto their second NatiOnal Bas ketball Assoc1atton title m the last four years The K.mcks, who g1ve up pomts like they're SIOO btlls, and 6-foot-10 Wtllls Reed .ill but wrttten off a year ago, displayed potse and a glovcltght defense Thur sday rught to cll""'x a hard-fought clm>b to the tttle Wtlh Reed pertormmg like the man who led New York to Its ftrst championship ever m 1970, the surprJsmg Knu.:ks beat Los Angeles , 102-93, for the fourth sll atght lm>e to end the Lakers' one-year NBA reign For the second ttme m four years, the hustlmg Reed was Mator Leagve- Reo:.uffoi By Umted Pruss lnlertlahonal Nahorlfll League st Lou1.-. 0 10 no ooo 3 a o able to average 96 8 pomts for Great to Come Back Btll Bradley pumped m 20 pomts and Wall Frazter added 18 as New York , an 3-5 un~ derdog " hen the sertes began, became the second NBA team m 14 years to wm It aJl wtthout five games lt's grea t to come bac k and do 1t all aga m,'' smiled the mne·yf!ar pro fr om Grambling, \1 ho played m onl y II games last season because of tendom ~ lts m hJS left knee In 31 Ule home court advantage The mmutes Thursda y m ght, Reed Km cks' scored 18 pomts and led the Kmcks "'th 12 rebounds Although Reed provtdcd the spark and Earl Monroe led the way with 23 pomts m the Kmcks ' " ell-balanced attack. Re'd Hol1.man's defense was the dtfference agam N ey, York avenged a f1vc-game loss to the held the Laker s, a team wh1ch avera ged Ill 7 powL~ durfng the regulHr season, under 100 pomts for the fourth stratght t1me Again st the Km cks, th e league leaders wtth a 98 2 regula 1 season defensive avera ge, the Lakcrs were only 4~1 senes victory I..akers a year ago The Kmcks outscored the !.akers by JUSt 19 pomt•--503· to-484- m the ftve games but Laker' gtant Wtll Chamberlam said " the better team" won Chamhcrlam has 23 Pomts "They were able to lake advantage of the breaks," said Cham berlat n, who had 23 potnts m addtllon to a game· high 21 rebeunds "But four losses m a row seems almost unposstblc We could have won d c:oupl e of those games but ,. Marauder thmclads victors MIDDLEPOR1 - The Metgs t/ uck and fu~ ld squad ended 1ts 1 eg ula t season decislvclv Wednesda'' bJ defcotmg the vt sJtm g Ea ste rn Eagles 86. J9 I he he 1o of the mee t wH s so phom ot e Tet ry WIHtl;:~tc h "'hose ta lent.o::; tnclude c ~u 1vlllg a foo tball and throwmg a baseball Wlullatch 11on theJOO yard dash the low hut dies, and St. Paul Lutheran Chureh Worship Serv1ce, 10 30a m Sunday School , 9 IS a m SERMON Thank G od l o r Moth ers Arthur C Lund, Pa stor Vtsttors Always Welcom e Cor 2nd Sf & Sycamore Pomeroy the long JW1lp '1he long JWllp special because he established a r'lc\1.- recm d of 19' 7' . ' Other lop places went to lim old SJSson tn the f!Jgh hurdles, .John make Ill the high Jwnp and Mm k Morns m lbc pole Vd ult An othe t sophomore , Ph il Ohlinge r tu1ned m two fu s t~ IH the 220 and the 440 An rl "ho ebe but Dallas Wcbct g1c~bbed the wm m the shu t put ~md disc us I he 300 relay team of Me1gs w011 that even t with a t1me of 1 49 'Ole M,u dUders also won the mile 1 de~y , clockmg m at .l 55 5 For the Eagles, I' Srm th \o'IOfl th e HHO, I "" 1 All>ct ton look lsl pl dc: e m the m1le tun , <~n d H<u Its capped the two nu lc \~a s !lin Ihgh" Hw dies - H Stsson M, 20 9, Henderson· E, Smith · E 100 Ym d Dash - Wh ttlalch · M, 10 n H Stsson M, Reed . 880 Relay - Metgs . I 49 8HO Hun - 'l' Smtth . E, 2 17 o, lli<Ikc-M, J R Thomas ·M Hm dies ~ Whitlatch . M, 22 I Ande t son - E, Well - M 220 - Ohlinger · M, 26 6, G1 ueser - M, .J Smith - E Mtle - Atherton · E 5 10 1 McCo)- · E, Hmtison - E 2 Mile - Hdrns · E , 1l 29 1 Bt dim E, Ltltle . M Mile Relay - Meigs . 3 55 5 Pole Vault - Mon IS - M, 8 h , J R Thoma s - M Htgh Jump - Blake . M, 4' 8' Ather ton· E, Andet son E I ong Jump - Whtllatch . M, 19 71 !" AthcJton-E,Ohhnge r I U\\ M Shot Put - Weber· M, 44 ' 6' , Otl er · M, S Reed . E ·, Discus - Wcl)er :, )\'1 1 126', S Reed · 8 , C Heed · E Tl11 s clused the reg ula! season fot the Meigs thmcl ads Sa tu rday, Ma) 19, Coach Don D1xon will lake some bo~ s to I ,;,ua:ash~ t fat the SEO Dtstn ct meet FUNK'S and PIONEER SEED CORN \ FERTILIZER IN ALL ANALYSIS SUGAR RUN MILLS "Service For Over 100 Years" 180 Mulberry 992·2115 Pomeroy STUS LE OF need .1 lom1 \ n11 n ~cJ ~~)m o:o n~.: V<.) ll L~n trust \V h:uevcr thl.! unounr )ll\1 nLcd C tt y Loan Is :1 dlffet l:n ! k1nd of \o;Jn L0 111 p:111) \Xf e h 1ndk s ~ \ 111~ ::; tuo If peo ple trust n::; t O Jll<lllcH.!l' t h~.:n s 1\ lll!:! S yo u knO\\ \nu ~._.-.n tru :-. r us r~._) h:1ndk \o ur \o,1n \Vh.H Q1 <1kcs u s .1 d1tfercn kmd of loan com pan\, mak~s us .1 hetter kuul of loan com pan). \OU CITY LOAN &SAVINGS IJST.J912 125 E; M,un S• ·992-2171 Pomeroy, 0 • Ht:rrmann Bnn k man ( 8) , Sm ger, Perranosk1 (II) Sells (12) nnd Tor borg Kusnyer {I I) WP Wood (8 L) L P Pe rra nos k1 10 11 Oa k!c1nd 500 020 15-d 17 23 0 Te:-:as 100 000 010 2 a 3 Hol tzm a n P .n a {8) a nd Fosse Hosley ( a ). Pa ul Gogo le wsk1 (1), Hudson (5) Me rrlfl / 8) and Suarez, Stel maswk (9) WP Ho ii Lman (6 2) L P Pau l (3 2) HR s- Fosse (lsi) Joh nson ( 3r.d) De tr o1 1 Ka n Cit y CQie man (5 ) han LP 200 000 000 2 9 I 000 ?50 Olx- 8 13 0 Hfl ler (5) La Grow Scherman (8 ) a nd Free Dr a go (3 2) a nd Tay lor Colema n (6 21 Montreal cops 18th NHL title Cleveland 000 120 000 - 3 6 1 By EO SAINSBURY Bos ton 000 000 1Jx- 4 6 o CHICAGO (upt )-The only T draw Johnso n (6) and Duncan Lee ( 3 OJ and F1sk LP record that stood out for the J ohn son (2 21 Montr ea l Canadtens Fr1day (Only games sc hedUl ed) was possesSion of the Stanley C'up The Canadiens trtpped the Chtcago Black Hawks, 6-4, m the1r best-of-seven champiOnship ser1es to wm hockey's most valued pnze for a record 18th ttme One of the Montreal veterans, Yvan Cournoyer, got the wmrung goal on a freak rebound, plckmg up a bouncmg puck 20 feel from the Hawk cage w1th less than 12 rnmutes to play after 11 had bounced off INDIANAPOtlS, lnd (UP!) the plextgla s behmd the net on - Art1s Gilmore, with 28 pomts a shot over the cage and 21 rebounds, led the Hts shot went mto the next to Kentucky Colonels to a 109-93 chn ch the lnumph whtle Hawk VICtory over the defendmg goahe Tony Espos1to was "off champwn Indtana Pacers balance and dtdn 't know where Thursday mght to even thetr the puck was gomg" Cournoyer playoff fmals for the Amertcan satd Baskettball Assoctallon htle, 3"Coach Btlly Reay declared 3 that hts team had nothing to be It marked the fourth tune m ashamed of " SJX ga mes tha t the Vls ttmg " I think we played well," he learn won, for cmg a seventh Said ' 1AEter all, we were not and dectdlng game for the IItle supposed to get by the second at Lowsvtlle Saturday after· round of the playoffs You can't noon battle anymore than we bat· Kentu cky outshot and tied, and I apprcctated th e outhustled the defendtn g appreciatiOn of the fans to the champwns Vll'lua lly all the team at the end of the game" way Lowe Dampier toSf3Cd m The Hal\ ks made a ft ghl of tl '25 poml• ard Dan lssel t 22, m the !male, although for Ute ' enablin g'the Co lone js to lead at second tlrne for the SIX games every period and lndtana only of the sertes, they fatled to hold made a game of tl m the th trd a two-goal lead Ptt Marlm, quarter when It narrowed the who scored his second playoff gap to two pomts hat tnck this year , tallied twtce However, Kentucky led b) m 54 seconds of the first pertod four gmng mto the fmal penod to put the Hawks m front 2.{), at 80-76 and outscored the but Montreal came back With Pacers 14·1 m the first five· and·£J · half nunutcs of th e Gilmore nets 28 • • mwm " goals by Henrt Rtchard, Pete Mahovhch, a nd ReJean Houl e for a 3·2 lead Chtcago thereafter lied the score tw1ce on goals by Dave Kry sk ow and Martm , but Montreal m the game three ltmes broke out of a tte to go ahead The two teams scored 56 goals to break a playoff reco rd of 54 set by Montreal m Boston m a 1971 quarter.fmal sen es and Montreal wtth 33 goals broke a record of 28 by Boston m a 1958 senes and by the Canadtens m 1971 Martm , and hnemates Denms Hull and Jtm Pappm talhed 55 pomts to break the previOus mark of 53 last year by Boston 's John Bucky, John McKenzte and Fred Stanfteld'Another record went to Cour· noyer and 1t was the btg one Hts 15th goal, whach was the game.wmner for the cup , broke the record of l4 set by Frank Mahovhch wtlh Montreal m 1971 The only gloom for the Canadtens was the !act that Claude Larose, who slid back· ward mto the net m the opemng mmutes of the second per1od, was ea rned frprn the tee on a stretcher and X-rays at a hosptlal showed he suffered a broken leg. The vtctory patd off wtth $15 ,000 per man for the Canadtens, champwns of the NHL's Eas t Olvlslon, whtle the losmg Black Hawks, West Dtv1 s10 n champwns , each earned $10,000 fouls He also satd the league would elunmate 'clocks and play liJO.must games Wtth HKknust games, accordmg to Dee, halftime wtll carne when .one team rea ches 50 pomts and the game IS over at 100 Among other changes proposed by Dee are adoption of Olymptc foul shoollng rules, the ball goes out of bounds on non-shootmg fouls, and U. S. Steel to hike its price PITTSBURGH (UP!) - The U S Steel Corp Thursday announced a 4 8 pet price mcrease on 1ts sheet and str1p products whtch a re wtdely used m the productiOn of automobtles af[d household appliances \ Other producers were e x~ peeled to follow U S Steel's lead The natiOn's largest sleclmaker saJd the mcreases would become ef!ecttve wtth shi pments of June 15 The pnce hikes were well w1thm the 1Jm1ts establtshed by the Econom1c Stabthzatlon Program, 11 satd U S Steel said prtces also wtll be tn· creased effectiVe Aug 1 on electnc resistance weld trunkhne p1pe and submerged are "eld ptpe, both wtdely used by the 011 mdustry Olymptc wtdlh lanes, which are three feet Wider than NBA and ABA lanes at the base The former Amenca n Basketball League coach of the Kansas City Steers satd the WBA's mam mterest rtght now LS fmd mg a corrumss10ner and then franchises will be named He sa1d the WBA 's referees wtll be the best patd m basketball and would come from the ranks of form er collegtate or pro players Former basketball towns under consideration by the WBA are Marum, CincmnatJ, St Loms, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne, Syracuse, Mm. neapohs, St Paul, Baltunore, New Orleans and Dallas Other towns bemg conSidered are Mexteo C1ty , .Honolulu ; Montreal ; Mobtle, Ala , Montgomery, Ala , Hartford, Conn , W1chna, Ny Kan , Rochester, Jacksonvtlle, Fla , and Long Beach, Calif FlOWERS The St Paul Luther League of St Paul Lutheran Church Pomeroy, recently made a tnp' to ,Gapatal Untverslly 1n Columbus Attendmg were leaguers Diane Rtdg\liay, Vteky Clelland, Ktm Jones, Dtna Pratt and Edte Mees Rev Arthur C Lund, pastor of St Paul Lutheran Church, accompamed the young people w1lh Mr and Mrs Max E1chmger and Wtlrna Mees helpmg w1th transportatiOn On Fnday afternoon the group v1s1ted some classes m the Sctence Butldmg and Me<s Hall After eatmg thetr evemng meal m the cafetena everyone went to a mov1e.and bowled at the campus student umon The evemng ended w1th the group gomg to Shaky's ptzza The gtrls spent the mght at Capttal Semlnary next to the college Saturday mormng the Luther Leaguers were taken on a toUJ of the t:a mpus The tour concluded wtth a talk gtven by a representat.ve of the ad mtss wns office In the afternoon the leaguers '' ' ' For All Occasions I ''• --.-..-..--..._........ We w1re flowers • Eve-rywhere ' --·..-...-...._.._.._.._.._-.,. 992-2039 CROW'S Pomeroy Rower Shop OPEN SUNDAY, MAY 13 . • Home of 12 NOON - 7 P.M. the Fabulous NEWBUHY , OhiO (UP!) Six MexJCan tmm1 grants, descnbed as "htghly skilled" and " hard workmg, genwne, warm people," were deported Thw-sday from th1s northern Oh10 commumty of 100 because they ente red the country Illegally The Mextcans worked at Multiform lndustrtes Corp here, a rubber moldmg plant which makes rollers for boat trailers, and earned between $3 and $3 25 zn bour. Fedhal unm1grat10n oEE1c1a1s reportedly were lipped off by a man who owed money to one of the Mexicans Russell Gergen, general manager of the ftrm, srudi he would do all he could to get them back mto the country "They were mdustrmus and showed up a halE hour early foe work, then stayed to clean up when It was not reqmred," said Gergen "They were above average mtelhgence, very alert and JUst the kmd of people yo u would want " "We \\ant them back because th ey're extremely good people,'' Gergen satd "The only crime they com· m1tteed lS they want to work while we are faced m mdustry wtlh a soctety that desperately wants to do as httle work as "ent to Ohio Slate Umverstty. Afler walktpg around the large campus there was a VISit to the hbrary and the football stad1wt1 A real treat was seemg the Ohto Stale football team playmg m an afternoon scnmmage On the way home the group stopped and vtstted the OhiO HIStorical Museum The next meetmg of the St Paul Luther League wtll be Sunday. Ma) 20, 4 p m at the church Plans wtll be made for the summer months, mcludmg a possible campm g lflp, and the County Youth Rail) to be held at St Paul Lutheran Church on June 3, 2 30 p m The rally ts sponsored by the Me1gs County M1msterral Association D'/( 11 of remembrance observed by society U .)' RUTLAND - The observance of the "Day of Remembrance" took place Sunday "'t th a program by the Naom1 M1ss10nary Society of the F1rst Baptist Church, Rutland Mrs Dorothy Moore presented qmet mus1c durlilg the ceremony Mrs Gertrude Butler was leader for the observance and there was smgmg of "Sweet Hour of Prayer " Th er e were readmgs by Michael and Timmy Gore, a recttatwn by Terry Combs enltlled " He ts Able ," and the Electwn of officers, a demonstration on modern arrangements by Mrs Thomas Stewart, and plans for plantmg mamlcnance htgh!Jghted the Monday mght meelmg of the Mtddleporl Garden Club held at tb.e home of Mrs M L French Officers for the 1973-74 year are Mrs Etollle Cassell. SANDWICH Order By Phone And Toke Em Home 992-5432 MOM'S THE WORD MAY 13th BUFFET DINNER The MEIGS INN POMEROY VASE ARRANGEMENTS AND ·- avery specialgift for Mother on her day! I'-- The annual recrUJtment tea of Alpha Omicron Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Soctety, lnternattonal, was held Sunday a ft ~rnoon at the Pomeroy Elementary School Hostesses for the tea were Mrs AVIS Frecker, chair· woman, Mrs Geneva Nolan, Mrs V1lma P1kkoJa and M1ss Rosahe Story Mtss Mtldred Hawley gave the invocation Thtrly-<!tght members and guesls were served from a ta ble centered wtlh garden flowers and sprmg colors of net and candles Marguente Gahm, a ret1red teacher from Jackso n, revtewed her wmter of teachmg m Scottsdale, Anz ~ song, 'Must Jesus Bea r the Cross Alone ?'' Baphst Wome n of Yesterday Laytng a Faun. daLton " was the subJect of Mrs Butler, leader Mrs Harr1et Warner sang "Count on Me" and dtrected a prayer sesswn An other solo, " llark the Vmce of Jesus Calhng" and a service or prayer and consecration conducted by John Warner co ncluded the " Day of Remembrance" observance Mrs Naomi Bentley ts president of the soclety Middleport club meets with Mrs. M. L French I Employer would like to have good workers hack STEAK HOUSE • Annual tea held Sunday co nta1n e 1 s Several arrangements were made m pres ident , Mrs Wtlili:tm what she termed "Junk conMorns, v1ce president , Mrs tamer ' mcludmg Jtems from Stbley Slack, secretary , and uld automobiles, bottles and Mrs. James At nold , treasurer ml sce llaneou s hou se hold Mt s French, chatrwoman for Items The fl oy,cr arrangement for the nomwatmg comm ittee , presented the slate of offtcers the month ent1tled ' A Patch of A dr scusswn of mamtenance Blue " was furmshed by Mrs B un the cl ub plantmgs was held B Zmgler and was made of These mclude the flow ertng whJte chrysanthemum s a1.> cra b trees at the south end of cent.ed wtlh blue MemBers responded to roll the·vtlla ge, the plantmgs at the new welfare bUJldmg on Racme ca ll by nammg wildflowers St , and tho~e at the Legwn recalled from by-gone years 1 he refreshment table Memonal Park The needed mawlenance will be taken care carr ted out the pmk and whale of by the club when Junds color sc heme The tl!ble arra ngement was made of pmk become avatlable It was de Cided that a and wh1te chrysanthemums " bakeless'' bake sale will be Double crysta l candle holders held at the July n\eelmg wtth held tall pmk tapers A dessert, all cash donations to be turned nuts, mmts and coffee were m at the July meetmg All served to 17 mem bers and members wtll be contacted for guests, Mrs Stewart and Mrs James Weber Mrs Cassell a donatiOn Mrs Roscoe W1se, leader of pres1ded at the coffee serv1ce Mtddleport Troop 39, was Ass1stm g Mrs French was gran ted permiSSIOn to place Mrs Lloyd Blackw ood Mrs flower boxes allhe Mtddleporl Fneda Faehnle was a con· Pubhc Ltbrary m heu of club tnhutm g hostess members domg this OAR TO MEET Mrs Stewart, a member of Return Jonathan Me1gs the Rutland Frtendly Gar· Chi'.ipter of the Daughers of the deners demons trated the Arnencan Revolutton w11l meet of modern May 16 at the home of Mrs. maktng arrangements Jn modern Thereon Johnson , Racme N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. BLOOMING PLANTS 10 expressed, to th e pro~perttve teachers who were ~uests at the meeting, her des1re to teach m a far...away pl.tce emphasazmg lhat we do \\hat we really want to do Mrs Roberta Wil son, president, conducted a bnef busmess sess1on and repOrted on the Alpha Delta State Convention held recently tn Cl ncmnatl F1ve me mbers of Alpha Omtcron Chapter attended the 35th annual conventiQn held at the Netherland Htlton Hotel Gomg from the chapter were Mrs Wtlson , Mrs Margaret Parsons, Rutland . Miss Mary VIrginia Reib el, Pomeroy Mrs Dorothy Woodard , Pomeroy and Anna Maude F'ehrman, Jackson Among those mentioned m the remembrance serv1ce at th e co nventiOn wa s Mt ss Genevieve Stobart, an Alpha Onucron member wh o d1cd Jan 19, 1973 Mrs Vtola Getlles, an Alpha Om icron member from Well· stan Y.as granted a scholarship to be used toward a master's degree m hbrary sc1ence Speakers ut the conventiOn were Mrs Nadme M Ewmg, Northeast Re gronal Director , Mrs Ruth N Becker, prestdent, Alpha Delta State. Stanley Marsh, ass1stant s up er rntcndcn t Ctn cmnata Pubhc Schools, Dr Frances Kwn e, dean, J~:~ c k sonv lllc Untv~r s ily, Flonda, Stster Jane K1schner , pres1deot, Edgecltff Collge. CmcmnalJ OhJO members will have the opportumty to attend the Northea st Regwnal Co n ~ fcrence m Loui SVIlle, K} m August ShP OPTOMETRIST 0/ OFF /0 (CASH &CARRY) OFF ICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS ) - EAST COURT <T, POMEROY WASHINGTON (UP!) - The adm1mstratlon reJected mandatory gasolme rat10mng Thursday, but called on the petroleum mduslry to adopt a voluntary system for allocatmg supplJ es to customers Deputy Treasury secretary WJIIiam E. Sunon satd the Offtce of p•l and Gasohne (OOG) m the Intertor Department would retam the power to reqmre suppliers to se ll to customers tf the customers can show they are " not recetvmg a proper allocation of supplies " Simon announced the voluntary program at a heanng o( the Senate Bankmg Conumltee He satd OOG had se nt telegrams to the rxttrolel.Ull mdustry ~ refmers, wholesalers, distributors and JObbers - announcmr the plan The plan asks those supphers to make avatlable to each of the1r customers the sa me proportion of gaso hne as they received before shortages developed The purpose IS to make sure mdependent gas stat10ns , whtch often buy 1 branded" gasolme and sell 1t Wider th eir own labels, are not demed fuel and forced out of busmess WS ANGELES (UP! ) Dallas Cowboys' defenstve lmeman Tody Smtlh and w1de .. re cetver Btlly Park s \\ere traded to Houston Wednesday m return for the Oilers' ftrst LWO p1ckr. m next ytar's '" Nat10nal Football League draft Salem Center PTA has business meet SALEM CENTER - A comrmttee to mvestlgate the cos t of mstallation of additional playground eqmpment was appotnted at the Monday mght mee ting of the Salem Center PTA Mt s Bpb Dugan, Mrs Paul Grave:;, Mrs Bonme Johnsoo, Mrs Larry Barr and Mrs Wallace Fetty were named to get a cos t esbrnate on monkey ba rs The purchase of addlttonal cqu1pment for the sc hool wa s dtscussed and prov1dmg funds are available curtams, cassette recordmgs, cdueatlona l f1lms, and a portable typew riter w1ll be purchased Prest! nt.ed at the meetmg was a c:ertlflcate from the D1 s trt ct 16 dtrector, Mrs R1ch<trd V~ughan, showmg 100 pet enrollment m the PTA of the teachmg s taff The certrfu.: Hte was presented to the Salem Center members at~ lcndtng ·the di stnct sprmg co nference at Chesapeake recerltly A report on the conference was gtven by Mrs Dugan and Mrs Fetty, A report was also g1ven on l.Jost pa..yt~1J 11 "J j e e See . . . Ba~on • VASES. -~~?.~ '5.00 OOMBINATION POTS ...........~:~.~ 15.00 OOMBINATION PORCH BOXES~~-~~ 17.00 cooked AZALEAS.~~?.~.• 6.00 MUMS!.~?.~.. 1 • Cooks Cool Cbol mstde . Cool outstde only the food gets hot It's ltke ownmg <;! "sel f·c leantng oven" Smce yo u merely wipe clean wtth a paper towel NO BAKED ON PARTICLES THRILL 'HER WITH A RADARANGE FROM MIDDLEPORT MOTHER'S PIN 4.00 1 GERANIUMS ......................~~?.~... 97' Dudley's Fl.orist ' hy b. dnvi(l •••_• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • (Wt:l Bloom All Summer) See ... an egg bake 1n 35 seconds! OPEN FRI. & SAT NIGHTS Cornucopia Family Pin 59 N Second St . . 992 -5560 MIDDLtPORT, 0. 81 r1bston11 for Each of her Family Mother's Day Is Sunday, 13 1250 Robert S Burd ett e wtll graduate w1 th 3 BS degree m malhem.attcs Sunday at R1o Grande College ~He 15 the s•)fl or Mr and Mrs Robert B Burdetle, Pomeroy Rt 2 Ratc alaureate IS at 10 30 a m , co mmencement, 2 30 p m Burdette has been on the dean 's ment roll all four years SPEAKING OF Hazr by KAY yo u have a ha 1r don 1 JUSt regret 11 use II to 1ls bes t ad van !age If ha~r has been cut un e venly !ea v n1g so me long strands to worr y and frus tra te you tease these long strands to make the m shorter and ma n1p ulate them mto the res t ol the shorter ha1r By brushmQ un even bangs l1ghtly as1de l hcy wil l assume a casua l but sn1art nppearan ce A cowi1Ck a pro bl e m' No! any more Sclccl a ha1r style wlfh s prmg and bounce and the cowl1ck will blend ' ngh l 1n wdt"l 11 and nev er be no ! teed Of cour se these are IUSI some of Ihe h("'lr pr oblems wh1 ch you yourself m1gh l hand le successlul ly, but for lhose pr oblems wh1 ch you may no l be able to cope wdh lc ! an ex pert from If probl em 1UFSOAY MAY MEETING, Women s Auxthary, Veteran s Mcmon al Hosptlal, 7 30 p m , hospital cafete na1 Bernard Fultz, prosec utmg attorney , speaker BOOK AND learmng fesllval hem ~ held at Tuppers Plams molhcr a red carnallon cmsugc In the group r-cco~mzcd were Mr .md Mrs Richard Felly, Mt s Lelia Rumheld , Mrs AI phd Barr, Mr-s Bon me Johns on, Mrs Claudia Hill , Mr, llomey McDonald, Mrs Effie Huos 1er, Mrs Elm a SnHth, Mrs Anna Turner Mt s Hubertu W1lson and Mt s Whttlcy Ice cream , cake, coffee and l;(ooJ.AJd wcr c served C "iATEAU BEAUTY SALON so lvc Ihem for you Her capr1ble hands an d skdltu! kn owledge wdl soon set you on the road lo «:M e lr ee hem beauty CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON 2l< E SECO ND ST POMEROY, OHIO PHON E 992 7606 ~,~ BOYS AND GIRLS Come o n tn, the wate r s ft ne f or th ese young s w1m s u 1ts1 INFANTS THRU SIZE 14 Of Famous Name Br1mds u INGELS FURNITURE , . 1 the Metgs County Council of Parents and Teachers rneetmg held on May :1 at Chesler Attendmg from the Umt were Mrs Paul Graves, Mrs Dugan, Mrs Wtlham Wtllford and Mrs Felly The Mother . daughter ·be· m" held last mght was an· nounced , The new counctl meellng wtll be October tat the L~ lart Falls School Mr s Roberta Wilson, prmctpal, announced that May 24 wtll be the last day of school Off1cers' reports w~re given foll owm g a welcome by Mrs Fetty, prestdent, p1 ayer by Rtchard Fetty and the pledge led by Cub Seoul troop 238 A thank you note was r ea d from the sixth gri:tdc students fm the money wh1 ch was used for ga mes and other materials for the room The second grade rnom wtth MrS Ohve Page, teacher, "-On the attendance banner and the cash award The cub scout troop presented Mrs Wilson wtth a new fla g for the school tn apprecaatton for use of the school . Mrs. Pa~e presel)1ted the prog ram whach mcluded Mtss SheJia Felly and Mtss Mary Colwell, ptano solos, and Latra cta Sullivan, a presc hooler, whor sang and accompamed herself at the pta no Mrs Wykle Whttley Intraduced Lhe grandparents present, read a poem m lnbute to them and gave each grand· father a red carnatiOn boutonmere and each grand· FRIDAY MARY SHRINE 37, Whtle Shrtne oC Jerusalem, 8 p m at the !OOF hall YOUNG Adult Cla ss, Bradford' Church or Chnst, 7 p m at the church COUNTRY Store, Frtday and Saturday, at former Don Weese barber shop, Racrne , 9 a m to 4 p m by t)appy Hus tl ers Class of Racme Wesleyan Un 1led Methodls t Church Homemade noOdles an d baked good s wtll be featured Rummage sale m conjunction y, 1th event SUNDAY REVIVAL slartmg Sunda y at Wesleya n Church, Carbondale, 12 mtles west of Athens on Rt 56, " tth the Rev John Elswtck, evan gelist, 7 30 each evemng, MONllAY REVIVAL startmg Monday, 7 .JO each evemng, Hobson Chn:s h.m Umon Church w1 th !he Rev 0 H Carl as ev .~n gch st Pubhc welcome A Great Selection Sl.INDAY, MAY 13 Bakes a 4-poun'd roast in 29 minutes! I Mr and Mrs Jerry Ttlhs, Rt 4, Pomeroy, enterlamed recen tly wtth a party honormg their daughter, Wendy Le1gh, on her e1ghth birthday anmvers<J ry Games were played and refre shments of cake, tcc cream , pot.ato chtps and KooiAld were served (,uests were classmates of Wendy, Amta Harmon , Steve Richards, June, Scott, Troy, Ryan and Shelly Bearhs, Janet and l.tsa Ttlhs, Sandy and 0 R Smith, Jr , Jean, Doug and Duane Weaver, Phyllis, Mark, Mtke and Marty Clme, Carla 3nd Marcella Hartman and Gary Ttlhs .. on paper! 992 263S Wednesday eveni ng ap- routme Mrs . Ehzabelh Cutler proximately 70 women and read three poems, ' 'What 1s A g1r ls enJoyed the annual Mom''' "I Love Old Molhers 11 mother . daughter banquet at and "A l'rtbute to Mothers the Pomeroy Umted Methodtsl Gone " June Ann Wamsley and Church The women of En Paula Etchmger sang " I terpr1se Umted Methodis t Beheve m Mustc;' "The Candy Church were welcomed and Man," and "Let There Be shared both good food and good Peace on Earth '' fellowship The tables were Mrs Gerald Wtldermuth had beauttfully decoraled by Mtss each of the women mtroduce Myrtis Parker herself and her daughters or Followmg the dmner the guests She gave a spectal program 1n the sanctuary welcome to all guests started wtth group smgmg of Mrs V D Edwards r ead the "How Great Thou Art " Mrs. poem " Why God Made I W 0 Barmtz had the Mothers" and presented potted devotions , readmg Psalm 100 geramurns to Mrs lles , the and havmg prayer oldest mother, Mrs Cha rles Lort Rupe read ''Uur Tr1bute Warth , the youngest mother of Love " June Ann Wamsley and Mrs Clara Miller 1 the presented a ballet number. oldes t grandmother Paula Mrs Otto lies read a poem that E1c hmger was also presented a her mother had wr1tten when g1fl of flowers she was 90 years old Janet The program closed by Mrs VanVranken played a piano Wtldermuth read1n g "A solo The Cr1cket " and Mother 's Prayer " a nd ' Theme from Love Story " everyone praymg the Lord's Mrs Everett Thomas read a Prayer poem whtch was wnlten by Mrs Charles Rayburn and Mrs Grace Gloeckner, "Ad- Mrs Wildermuth were the vtce to All Daughters Who Still program committee and Mrs Have Mothers " Tammy Rayburn acted a s m1stress of E1chmger presented a baton ceremomes ' '' ' Rationing of gas out • I( (()n ly game sched uled I Amencan League { 1'1 mnmgs) (hi 00100020000 1 .d .:t l Cal 002 000 100 000- 3 12 o Wood Forsler I 12) and COLT SIGNERS penod BALTIMORE (UP I ) Dampter's pa1r of fre e Thtrd 10und dt aft ptck Jamte throws mtdway ~hrough the Rotella of Tennessee stgned a f1nal perwd gave Kentucky a multtyear contract wtth the 17-poml1ead at 94-77' and only Baltunore Colts Thursday the fm al wmnmg margm was Rotella, 6-foot-2, 220 pounds, then m doubt 1s a lmebacker Kentucky led, 28-24, at the ' The Colts earlier announced end of the ftrsl periOd and 55-43 s1gn mgs of three veterans- at the half Indiana outscored offensive tackle Denms Nelson, the Colonels m the thtrd penod, punter DaVJd Lee and defen- 33-25, and two qmck fteld goals sive tackle Chuck Hmton by Don Freeman wllh 40 seconds left to play m the MINGOlU RECALLED penod narrowed Kentucky 's CLEVELAND (UP! ) - The lead to 78-76 Kentucky then Cleveland Indians Thursday scored to make 1t 80-76 announced th e recaU of leftThe Colonels opened the !mal handed p1\cher Steve Mmgon pertod by tossmg m etght from the Oklahoma Ctly farm stratght pomts, four of them by club to brmg thetr roster to 25 Dannpter and two each by Issei players and J•m O'Bflen, )o grab a 12· Mmgort pitched SIX mnmgs pomt lead at 88-76 and conw1th Oklahoma th1s season, tmued to dommate play until compilmg a 6 00 earned run the end average He wtll tak e the place George McGmms, the lea. of rehever M1ke Kilkenny , put gue's No 2 scorer, paced Inon watvers Wednesday diana wtth 26 pomts but Mel Dantels was held to 17 and Freddte tewJS had 16 lndtana went wtthout a held goal m the fmal pertod unttl httle B1lly Keller connected wtth 5 47 left to play PEOPLE TRUST US TO HANDLE SAVINGS OF OVER $150,000,000. already holds over 10,000 persons and only four of them, Chicago, Los Angeles. Oakland and New York, have franchises now," the former coach at Alabama and Notre Dame league- U1e World Basketball satd. "There are 700 colleges playmg basketball and each Assoc1at1on they graduate at least one year Dee told Umted Press Jnterna!Jonal Thursday he ts hopeful good seruor •• Dee, who fatled m efforts to the WBA wtll open Jls first buy the Dallas Chappa rals and season next fall He satd 25 Cities are under constderatlon Memphis Tams of the ABA, for the league's etght fran. satd the etghl-man squad chtses, which wtll be hm>ted to would not be any problem becalL'e the WBA would not etght players aptece " Each of the towns, except disqualtfy players for too many Miami, has an arena that DENVER ( UPl ) - Johnny San fran 01 0 271 00:-: 6 9 1 Dee says there are too many M cDowell, M ofl ttl (71 an d Ritdcr W1se. Granger (6 ). great ctttes and too many good Folkers (7) and S1m m ons WP McDowell (I 0) LP W1se (3 ballplayers without a team "' 21 H Rs McCovey (81 h). Kmg he lS gomg to orgaruze a new m.1n (Sihl Busse ('}nd J professiOnal basketball \'oted the fma l sencs Most Va lu ab le Player St. Paul youth visit Capital Dee planning new pro league Ltttle thtngs make a btg difference in any woman's wardrobe Help Mom embellish hers GIRlS: ONE & 2 PC IW BLUE BIRD BOYS: TRUNKS & SHIRTS BY ROB ROY $250 TO $850 THE KIDDIE SHOPPE On the T In Middleport, 0 �t - The Datly sent mel, Mtddleporl·Ponwroy, 0., Ma) II. 1971 • 5-,.. Dally Sentpnel, Mtddleport·Pomeroy, 0 , May ll 1973 Defense name of game for Knicks . INGLEWOOD, Calif l UP!) - Defense JS the name of the game as far as the New York Kmcks are c once rned and they've parlayed 1t mto their second NatiOnal Bas ketball Assoc1atton title m the last four years The K.mcks, who g1ve up pomts like they're SIOO btlls, and 6-foot-10 Wtllls Reed .ill but wrttten off a year ago, displayed potse and a glovcltght defense Thur sday rught to cll""'x a hard-fought clm>b to the tttle Wtlh Reed pertormmg like the man who led New York to Its ftrst championship ever m 1970, the surprJsmg Knu.:ks beat Los Angeles , 102-93, for the fourth sll atght lm>e to end the Lakers' one-year NBA reign For the second ttme m four years, the hustlmg Reed was Mator Leagve- Reo:.uffoi By Umted Pruss lnlertlahonal Nahorlfll League st Lou1.-. 0 10 no ooo 3 a o able to average 96 8 pomts for Great to Come Back Btll Bradley pumped m 20 pomts and Wall Frazter added 18 as New York , an 3-5 un~ derdog " hen the sertes began, became the second NBA team m 14 years to wm It aJl wtthout five games lt's grea t to come bac k and do 1t all aga m,'' smiled the mne·yf!ar pro fr om Grambling, \1 ho played m onl y II games last season because of tendom ~ lts m hJS left knee In 31 Ule home court advantage The mmutes Thursda y m ght, Reed Km cks' scored 18 pomts and led the Kmcks "'th 12 rebounds Although Reed provtdcd the spark and Earl Monroe led the way with 23 pomts m the Kmcks ' " ell-balanced attack. Re'd Hol1.man's defense was the dtfference agam N ey, York avenged a f1vc-game loss to the held the Laker s, a team wh1ch avera ged Ill 7 powL~ durfng the regulHr season, under 100 pomts for the fourth stratght t1me Again st the Km cks, th e league leaders wtth a 98 2 regula 1 season defensive avera ge, the Lakcrs were only 4~1 senes victory I..akers a year ago The Kmcks outscored the !.akers by JUSt 19 pomt•--503· to-484- m the ftve games but Laker' gtant Wtll Chamberlam said " the better team" won Chamhcrlam has 23 Pomts "They were able to lake advantage of the breaks," said Cham berlat n, who had 23 potnts m addtllon to a game· high 21 rebeunds "But four losses m a row seems almost unposstblc We could have won d c:oupl e of those games but ,. Marauder thmclads victors MIDDLEPOR1 - The Metgs t/ uck and fu~ ld squad ended 1ts 1 eg ula t season decislvclv Wednesda'' bJ defcotmg the vt sJtm g Ea ste rn Eagles 86. J9 I he he 1o of the mee t wH s so phom ot e Tet ry WIHtl;:~tc h "'hose ta lent.o::; tnclude c ~u 1vlllg a foo tball and throwmg a baseball Wlullatch 11on theJOO yard dash the low hut dies, and St. Paul Lutheran Chureh Worship Serv1ce, 10 30a m Sunday School , 9 IS a m SERMON Thank G od l o r Moth ers Arthur C Lund, Pa stor Vtsttors Always Welcom e Cor 2nd Sf & Sycamore Pomeroy the long JW1lp '1he long JWllp special because he established a r'lc\1.- recm d of 19' 7' . ' Other lop places went to lim old SJSson tn the f!Jgh hurdles, .John make Ill the high Jwnp and Mm k Morns m lbc pole Vd ult An othe t sophomore , Ph il Ohlinge r tu1ned m two fu s t~ IH the 220 and the 440 An rl "ho ebe but Dallas Wcbct g1c~bbed the wm m the shu t put ~md disc us I he 300 relay team of Me1gs w011 that even t with a t1me of 1 49 'Ole M,u dUders also won the mile 1 de~y , clockmg m at .l 55 5 For the Eagles, I' Srm th \o'IOfl th e HHO, I "" 1 All>ct ton look lsl pl dc: e m the m1le tun , <~n d H<u Its capped the two nu lc \~a s !lin Ihgh" Hw dies - H Stsson M, 20 9, Henderson· E, Smith · E 100 Ym d Dash - Wh ttlalch · M, 10 n H Stsson M, Reed . 880 Relay - Metgs . I 49 8HO Hun - 'l' Smtth . E, 2 17 o, lli<Ikc-M, J R Thomas ·M Hm dies ~ Whitlatch . M, 22 I Ande t son - E, Well - M 220 - Ohlinger · M, 26 6, G1 ueser - M, .J Smith - E Mtle - Atherton · E 5 10 1 McCo)- · E, Hmtison - E 2 Mile - Hdrns · E , 1l 29 1 Bt dim E, Ltltle . M Mile Relay - Meigs . 3 55 5 Pole Vault - Mon IS - M, 8 h , J R Thoma s - M Htgh Jump - Blake . M, 4' 8' Ather ton· E, Andet son E I ong Jump - Whtllatch . M, 19 71 !" AthcJton-E,Ohhnge r I U\\ M Shot Put - Weber· M, 44 ' 6' , Otl er · M, S Reed . E ·, Discus - Wcl)er :, )\'1 1 126', S Reed · 8 , C Heed · E Tl11 s clused the reg ula! season fot the Meigs thmcl ads Sa tu rday, Ma) 19, Coach Don D1xon will lake some bo~ s to I ,;,ua:ash~ t fat the SEO Dtstn ct meet FUNK'S and PIONEER SEED CORN \ FERTILIZER IN ALL ANALYSIS SUGAR RUN MILLS "Service For Over 100 Years" 180 Mulberry 992·2115 Pomeroy STUS LE OF need .1 lom1 \ n11 n ~cJ ~~)m o:o n~.: V<.) ll L~n trust \V h:uevcr thl.! unounr )ll\1 nLcd C tt y Loan Is :1 dlffet l:n ! k1nd of \o;Jn L0 111 p:111) \Xf e h 1ndk s ~ \ 111~ ::; tuo If peo ple trust n::; t O Jll<lllcH.!l' t h~.:n s 1\ lll!:! S yo u knO\\ \nu ~._.-.n tru :-. r us r~._) h:1ndk \o ur \o,1n \Vh.H Q1 <1kcs u s .1 d1tfercn kmd of loan com pan\, mak~s us .1 hetter kuul of loan com pan). \OU CITY LOAN &SAVINGS IJST.J912 125 E; M,un S• ·992-2171 Pomeroy, 0 • Ht:rrmann Bnn k man ( 8) , Sm ger, Perranosk1 (II) Sells (12) nnd Tor borg Kusnyer {I I) WP Wood (8 L) L P Pe rra nos k1 10 11 Oa k!c1nd 500 020 15-d 17 23 0 Te:-:as 100 000 010 2 a 3 Hol tzm a n P .n a {8) a nd Fosse Hosley ( a ). Pa ul Gogo le wsk1 (1), Hudson (5) Me rrlfl / 8) and Suarez, Stel maswk (9) WP Ho ii Lman (6 2) L P Pau l (3 2) HR s- Fosse (lsi) Joh nson ( 3r.d) De tr o1 1 Ka n Cit y CQie man (5 ) han LP 200 000 000 2 9 I 000 ?50 Olx- 8 13 0 Hfl ler (5) La Grow Scherman (8 ) a nd Free Dr a go (3 2) a nd Tay lor Colema n (6 21 Montreal cops 18th NHL title Cleveland 000 120 000 - 3 6 1 By EO SAINSBURY Bos ton 000 000 1Jx- 4 6 o CHICAGO (upt )-The only T draw Johnso n (6) and Duncan Lee ( 3 OJ and F1sk LP record that stood out for the J ohn son (2 21 Montr ea l Canadtens Fr1day (Only games sc hedUl ed) was possesSion of the Stanley C'up The Canadiens trtpped the Chtcago Black Hawks, 6-4, m the1r best-of-seven champiOnship ser1es to wm hockey's most valued pnze for a record 18th ttme One of the Montreal veterans, Yvan Cournoyer, got the wmrung goal on a freak rebound, plckmg up a bouncmg puck 20 feel from the Hawk cage w1th less than 12 rnmutes to play after 11 had bounced off INDIANAPOtlS, lnd (UP!) the plextgla s behmd the net on - Art1s Gilmore, with 28 pomts a shot over the cage and 21 rebounds, led the Hts shot went mto the next to Kentucky Colonels to a 109-93 chn ch the lnumph whtle Hawk VICtory over the defendmg goahe Tony Espos1to was "off champwn Indtana Pacers balance and dtdn 't know where Thursday mght to even thetr the puck was gomg" Cournoyer playoff fmals for the Amertcan satd Baskettball Assoctallon htle, 3"Coach Btlly Reay declared 3 that hts team had nothing to be It marked the fourth tune m ashamed of " SJX ga mes tha t the Vls ttmg " I think we played well," he learn won, for cmg a seventh Said ' 1AEter all, we were not and dectdlng game for the IItle supposed to get by the second at Lowsvtlle Saturday after· round of the playoffs You can't noon battle anymore than we bat· Kentu cky outshot and tied, and I apprcctated th e outhustled the defendtn g appreciatiOn of the fans to the champwns Vll'lua lly all the team at the end of the game" way Lowe Dampier toSf3Cd m The Hal\ ks made a ft ghl of tl '25 poml• ard Dan lssel t 22, m the !male, although for Ute ' enablin g'the Co lone js to lead at second tlrne for the SIX games every period and lndtana only of the sertes, they fatled to hold made a game of tl m the th trd a two-goal lead Ptt Marlm, quarter when It narrowed the who scored his second playoff gap to two pomts hat tnck this year , tallied twtce However, Kentucky led b) m 54 seconds of the first pertod four gmng mto the fmal penod to put the Hawks m front 2.{), at 80-76 and outscored the but Montreal came back With Pacers 14·1 m the first five· and·£J · half nunutcs of th e Gilmore nets 28 • • mwm " goals by Henrt Rtchard, Pete Mahovhch, a nd ReJean Houl e for a 3·2 lead Chtcago thereafter lied the score tw1ce on goals by Dave Kry sk ow and Martm , but Montreal m the game three ltmes broke out of a tte to go ahead The two teams scored 56 goals to break a playoff reco rd of 54 set by Montreal m Boston m a 1971 quarter.fmal sen es and Montreal wtth 33 goals broke a record of 28 by Boston m a 1958 senes and by the Canadtens m 1971 Martm , and hnemates Denms Hull and Jtm Pappm talhed 55 pomts to break the previOus mark of 53 last year by Boston 's John Bucky, John McKenzte and Fred Stanfteld'Another record went to Cour· noyer and 1t was the btg one Hts 15th goal, whach was the game.wmner for the cup , broke the record of l4 set by Frank Mahovhch wtlh Montreal m 1971 The only gloom for the Canadtens was the !act that Claude Larose, who slid back· ward mto the net m the opemng mmutes of the second per1od, was ea rned frprn the tee on a stretcher and X-rays at a hosptlal showed he suffered a broken leg. The vtctory patd off wtth $15 ,000 per man for the Canadtens, champwns of the NHL's Eas t Olvlslon, whtle the losmg Black Hawks, West Dtv1 s10 n champwns , each earned $10,000 fouls He also satd the league would elunmate 'clocks and play liJO.must games Wtth HKknust games, accordmg to Dee, halftime wtll carne when .one team rea ches 50 pomts and the game IS over at 100 Among other changes proposed by Dee are adoption of Olymptc foul shoollng rules, the ball goes out of bounds on non-shootmg fouls, and U. S. Steel to hike its price PITTSBURGH (UP!) - The U S Steel Corp Thursday announced a 4 8 pet price mcrease on 1ts sheet and str1p products whtch a re wtdely used m the productiOn of automobtles af[d household appliances \ Other producers were e x~ peeled to follow U S Steel's lead The natiOn's largest sleclmaker saJd the mcreases would become ef!ecttve wtth shi pments of June 15 The pnce hikes were well w1thm the 1Jm1ts establtshed by the Econom1c Stabthzatlon Program, 11 satd U S Steel said prtces also wtll be tn· creased effectiVe Aug 1 on electnc resistance weld trunkhne p1pe and submerged are "eld ptpe, both wtdely used by the 011 mdustry Olymptc wtdlh lanes, which are three feet Wider than NBA and ABA lanes at the base The former Amenca n Basketball League coach of the Kansas City Steers satd the WBA's mam mterest rtght now LS fmd mg a corrumss10ner and then franchises will be named He sa1d the WBA 's referees wtll be the best patd m basketball and would come from the ranks of form er collegtate or pro players Former basketball towns under consideration by the WBA are Marum, CincmnatJ, St Loms, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne, Syracuse, Mm. neapohs, St Paul, Baltunore, New Orleans and Dallas Other towns bemg conSidered are Mexteo C1ty , .Honolulu ; Montreal ; Mobtle, Ala , Montgomery, Ala , Hartford, Conn , W1chna, Ny Kan , Rochester, Jacksonvtlle, Fla , and Long Beach, Calif FlOWERS The St Paul Luther League of St Paul Lutheran Church Pomeroy, recently made a tnp' to ,Gapatal Untverslly 1n Columbus Attendmg were leaguers Diane Rtdg\liay, Vteky Clelland, Ktm Jones, Dtna Pratt and Edte Mees Rev Arthur C Lund, pastor of St Paul Lutheran Church, accompamed the young people w1lh Mr and Mrs Max E1chmger and Wtlrna Mees helpmg w1th transportatiOn On Fnday afternoon the group v1s1ted some classes m the Sctence Butldmg and Me<s Hall After eatmg thetr evemng meal m the cafetena everyone went to a mov1e.and bowled at the campus student umon The evemng ended w1th the group gomg to Shaky's ptzza The gtrls spent the mght at Capttal Semlnary next to the college Saturday mormng the Luther Leaguers were taken on a toUJ of the t:a mpus The tour concluded wtth a talk gtven by a representat.ve of the ad mtss wns office In the afternoon the leaguers '' ' ' For All Occasions I ''• --.-..-..--..._........ We w1re flowers • Eve-rywhere ' --·..-...-...._.._.._.._.._-.,. 992-2039 CROW'S Pomeroy Rower Shop OPEN SUNDAY, MAY 13 . • Home of 12 NOON - 7 P.M. the Fabulous NEWBUHY , OhiO (UP!) Six MexJCan tmm1 grants, descnbed as "htghly skilled" and " hard workmg, genwne, warm people," were deported Thw-sday from th1s northern Oh10 commumty of 100 because they ente red the country Illegally The Mextcans worked at Multiform lndustrtes Corp here, a rubber moldmg plant which makes rollers for boat trailers, and earned between $3 and $3 25 zn bour. Fedhal unm1grat10n oEE1c1a1s reportedly were lipped off by a man who owed money to one of the Mexicans Russell Gergen, general manager of the ftrm, srudi he would do all he could to get them back mto the country "They were mdustrmus and showed up a halE hour early foe work, then stayed to clean up when It was not reqmred," said Gergen "They were above average mtelhgence, very alert and JUst the kmd of people yo u would want " "We \\ant them back because th ey're extremely good people,'' Gergen satd "The only crime they com· m1tteed lS they want to work while we are faced m mdustry wtlh a soctety that desperately wants to do as httle work as "ent to Ohio Slate Umverstty. Afler walktpg around the large campus there was a VISit to the hbrary and the football stad1wt1 A real treat was seemg the Ohto Stale football team playmg m an afternoon scnmmage On the way home the group stopped and vtstted the OhiO HIStorical Museum The next meetmg of the St Paul Luther League wtll be Sunday. Ma) 20, 4 p m at the church Plans wtll be made for the summer months, mcludmg a possible campm g lflp, and the County Youth Rail) to be held at St Paul Lutheran Church on June 3, 2 30 p m The rally ts sponsored by the Me1gs County M1msterral Association D'/( 11 of remembrance observed by society U .)' RUTLAND - The observance of the "Day of Remembrance" took place Sunday "'t th a program by the Naom1 M1ss10nary Society of the F1rst Baptist Church, Rutland Mrs Dorothy Moore presented qmet mus1c durlilg the ceremony Mrs Gertrude Butler was leader for the observance and there was smgmg of "Sweet Hour of Prayer " Th er e were readmgs by Michael and Timmy Gore, a recttatwn by Terry Combs enltlled " He ts Able ," and the Electwn of officers, a demonstration on modern arrangements by Mrs Thomas Stewart, and plans for plantmg mamlcnance htgh!Jghted the Monday mght meelmg of the Mtddleporl Garden Club held at tb.e home of Mrs M L French Officers for the 1973-74 year are Mrs Etollle Cassell. SANDWICH Order By Phone And Toke Em Home 992-5432 MOM'S THE WORD MAY 13th BUFFET DINNER The MEIGS INN POMEROY VASE ARRANGEMENTS AND ·- avery specialgift for Mother on her day! I'-- The annual recrUJtment tea of Alpha Omicron Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Soctety, lnternattonal, was held Sunday a ft ~rnoon at the Pomeroy Elementary School Hostesses for the tea were Mrs AVIS Frecker, chair· woman, Mrs Geneva Nolan, Mrs V1lma P1kkoJa and M1ss Rosahe Story Mtss Mtldred Hawley gave the invocation Thtrly-<!tght members and guesls were served from a ta ble centered wtlh garden flowers and sprmg colors of net and candles Marguente Gahm, a ret1red teacher from Jackso n, revtewed her wmter of teachmg m Scottsdale, Anz ~ song, 'Must Jesus Bea r the Cross Alone ?'' Baphst Wome n of Yesterday Laytng a Faun. daLton " was the subJect of Mrs Butler, leader Mrs Harr1et Warner sang "Count on Me" and dtrected a prayer sesswn An other solo, " llark the Vmce of Jesus Calhng" and a service or prayer and consecration conducted by John Warner co ncluded the " Day of Remembrance" observance Mrs Naomi Bentley ts president of the soclety Middleport club meets with Mrs. M. L French I Employer would like to have good workers hack STEAK HOUSE • Annual tea held Sunday co nta1n e 1 s Several arrangements were made m pres ident , Mrs Wtlili:tm what she termed "Junk conMorns, v1ce president , Mrs tamer ' mcludmg Jtems from Stbley Slack, secretary , and uld automobiles, bottles and Mrs. James At nold , treasurer ml sce llaneou s hou se hold Mt s French, chatrwoman for Items The fl oy,cr arrangement for the nomwatmg comm ittee , presented the slate of offtcers the month ent1tled ' A Patch of A dr scusswn of mamtenance Blue " was furmshed by Mrs B un the cl ub plantmgs was held B Zmgler and was made of These mclude the flow ertng whJte chrysanthemum s a1.> cra b trees at the south end of cent.ed wtlh blue MemBers responded to roll the·vtlla ge, the plantmgs at the new welfare bUJldmg on Racme ca ll by nammg wildflowers St , and tho~e at the Legwn recalled from by-gone years 1 he refreshment table Memonal Park The needed mawlenance will be taken care carr ted out the pmk and whale of by the club when Junds color sc heme The tl!ble arra ngement was made of pmk become avatlable It was de Cided that a and wh1te chrysanthemums " bakeless'' bake sale will be Double crysta l candle holders held at the July n\eelmg wtth held tall pmk tapers A dessert, all cash donations to be turned nuts, mmts and coffee were m at the July meetmg All served to 17 mem bers and members wtll be contacted for guests, Mrs Stewart and Mrs James Weber Mrs Cassell a donatiOn Mrs Roscoe W1se, leader of pres1ded at the coffee serv1ce Mtddleport Troop 39, was Ass1stm g Mrs French was gran ted permiSSIOn to place Mrs Lloyd Blackw ood Mrs flower boxes allhe Mtddleporl Fneda Faehnle was a con· Pubhc Ltbrary m heu of club tnhutm g hostess members domg this OAR TO MEET Mrs Stewart, a member of Return Jonathan Me1gs the Rutland Frtendly Gar· Chi'.ipter of the Daughers of the deners demons trated the Arnencan Revolutton w11l meet of modern May 16 at the home of Mrs. maktng arrangements Jn modern Thereon Johnson , Racme N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. BLOOMING PLANTS 10 expressed, to th e pro~perttve teachers who were ~uests at the meeting, her des1re to teach m a far...away pl.tce emphasazmg lhat we do \\hat we really want to do Mrs Roberta Wil son, president, conducted a bnef busmess sess1on and repOrted on the Alpha Delta State Convention held recently tn Cl ncmnatl F1ve me mbers of Alpha Omtcron Chapter attended the 35th annual conventiQn held at the Netherland Htlton Hotel Gomg from the chapter were Mrs Wtlson , Mrs Margaret Parsons, Rutland . Miss Mary VIrginia Reib el, Pomeroy Mrs Dorothy Woodard , Pomeroy and Anna Maude F'ehrman, Jackson Among those mentioned m the remembrance serv1ce at th e co nventiOn wa s Mt ss Genevieve Stobart, an Alpha Onucron member wh o d1cd Jan 19, 1973 Mrs Vtola Getlles, an Alpha Om icron member from Well· stan Y.as granted a scholarship to be used toward a master's degree m hbrary sc1ence Speakers ut the conventiOn were Mrs Nadme M Ewmg, Northeast Re gronal Director , Mrs Ruth N Becker, prestdent, Alpha Delta State. Stanley Marsh, ass1stant s up er rntcndcn t Ctn cmnata Pubhc Schools, Dr Frances Kwn e, dean, J~:~ c k sonv lllc Untv~r s ily, Flonda, Stster Jane K1schner , pres1deot, Edgecltff Collge. CmcmnalJ OhJO members will have the opportumty to attend the Northea st Regwnal Co n ~ fcrence m Loui SVIlle, K} m August ShP OPTOMETRIST 0/ OFF /0 (CASH &CARRY) OFF ICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS ) - EAST COURT <T, POMEROY WASHINGTON (UP!) - The adm1mstratlon reJected mandatory gasolme rat10mng Thursday, but called on the petroleum mduslry to adopt a voluntary system for allocatmg supplJ es to customers Deputy Treasury secretary WJIIiam E. Sunon satd the Offtce of p•l and Gasohne (OOG) m the Intertor Department would retam the power to reqmre suppliers to se ll to customers tf the customers can show they are " not recetvmg a proper allocation of supplies " Simon announced the voluntary program at a heanng o( the Senate Bankmg Conumltee He satd OOG had se nt telegrams to the rxttrolel.Ull mdustry ~ refmers, wholesalers, distributors and JObbers - announcmr the plan The plan asks those supphers to make avatlable to each of the1r customers the sa me proportion of gaso hne as they received before shortages developed The purpose IS to make sure mdependent gas stat10ns , whtch often buy 1 branded" gasolme and sell 1t Wider th eir own labels, are not demed fuel and forced out of busmess WS ANGELES (UP! ) Dallas Cowboys' defenstve lmeman Tody Smtlh and w1de .. re cetver Btlly Park s \\ere traded to Houston Wednesday m return for the Oilers' ftrst LWO p1ckr. m next ytar's '" Nat10nal Football League draft Salem Center PTA has business meet SALEM CENTER - A comrmttee to mvestlgate the cos t of mstallation of additional playground eqmpment was appotnted at the Monday mght mee ting of the Salem Center PTA Mt s Bpb Dugan, Mrs Paul Grave:;, Mrs Bonme Johnsoo, Mrs Larry Barr and Mrs Wallace Fetty were named to get a cos t esbrnate on monkey ba rs The purchase of addlttonal cqu1pment for the sc hool wa s dtscussed and prov1dmg funds are available curtams, cassette recordmgs, cdueatlona l f1lms, and a portable typew riter w1ll be purchased Prest! nt.ed at the meetmg was a c:ertlflcate from the D1 s trt ct 16 dtrector, Mrs R1ch<trd V~ughan, showmg 100 pet enrollment m the PTA of the teachmg s taff The certrfu.: Hte was presented to the Salem Center members at~ lcndtng ·the di stnct sprmg co nference at Chesapeake recerltly A report on the conference was gtven by Mrs Dugan and Mrs Fetty, A report was also g1ven on l.Jost pa..yt~1J 11 "J j e e See . . . Ba~on • VASES. -~~?.~ '5.00 OOMBINATION POTS ...........~:~.~ 15.00 OOMBINATION PORCH BOXES~~-~~ 17.00 cooked AZALEAS.~~?.~.• 6.00 MUMS!.~?.~.. 1 • Cooks Cool Cbol mstde . Cool outstde only the food gets hot It's ltke ownmg <;! "sel f·c leantng oven" Smce yo u merely wipe clean wtth a paper towel NO BAKED ON PARTICLES THRILL 'HER WITH A RADARANGE FROM MIDDLEPORT MOTHER'S PIN 4.00 1 GERANIUMS ......................~~?.~... 97' Dudley's Fl.orist ' hy b. dnvi(l •••_• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • (Wt:l Bloom All Summer) See ... an egg bake 1n 35 seconds! OPEN FRI. & SAT NIGHTS Cornucopia Family Pin 59 N Second St . . 992 -5560 MIDDLtPORT, 0. 81 r1bston11 for Each of her Family Mother's Day Is Sunday, 13 1250 Robert S Burd ett e wtll graduate w1 th 3 BS degree m malhem.attcs Sunday at R1o Grande College ~He 15 the s•)fl or Mr and Mrs Robert B Burdetle, Pomeroy Rt 2 Ratc alaureate IS at 10 30 a m , co mmencement, 2 30 p m Burdette has been on the dean 's ment roll all four years SPEAKING OF Hazr by KAY yo u have a ha 1r don 1 JUSt regret 11 use II to 1ls bes t ad van !age If ha~r has been cut un e venly !ea v n1g so me long strands to worr y and frus tra te you tease these long strands to make the m shorter and ma n1p ulate them mto the res t ol the shorter ha1r By brushmQ un even bangs l1ghtly as1de l hcy wil l assume a casua l but sn1art nppearan ce A cowi1Ck a pro bl e m' No! any more Sclccl a ha1r style wlfh s prmg and bounce and the cowl1ck will blend ' ngh l 1n wdt"l 11 and nev er be no ! teed Of cour se these are IUSI some of Ihe h("'lr pr oblems wh1 ch you yourself m1gh l hand le successlul ly, but for lhose pr oblems wh1 ch you may no l be able to cope wdh lc ! an ex pert from If probl em 1UFSOAY MAY MEETING, Women s Auxthary, Veteran s Mcmon al Hosptlal, 7 30 p m , hospital cafete na1 Bernard Fultz, prosec utmg attorney , speaker BOOK AND learmng fesllval hem ~ held at Tuppers Plams molhcr a red carnallon cmsugc In the group r-cco~mzcd were Mr .md Mrs Richard Felly, Mt s Lelia Rumheld , Mrs AI phd Barr, Mr-s Bon me Johns on, Mrs Claudia Hill , Mr, llomey McDonald, Mrs Effie Huos 1er, Mrs Elm a SnHth, Mrs Anna Turner Mt s Hubertu W1lson and Mt s Whttlcy Ice cream , cake, coffee and l;(ooJ.AJd wcr c served C "iATEAU BEAUTY SALON so lvc Ihem for you Her capr1ble hands an d skdltu! kn owledge wdl soon set you on the road lo «:M e lr ee hem beauty CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON 2l< E SECO ND ST POMEROY, OHIO PHON E 992 7606 ~,~ BOYS AND GIRLS Come o n tn, the wate r s ft ne f or th ese young s w1m s u 1ts1 INFANTS THRU SIZE 14 Of Famous Name Br1mds u INGELS FURNITURE , . 1 the Metgs County Council of Parents and Teachers rneetmg held on May :1 at Chesler Attendmg from the Umt were Mrs Paul Graves, Mrs Dugan, Mrs Wtlham Wtllford and Mrs Felly The Mother . daughter ·be· m" held last mght was an· nounced , The new counctl meellng wtll be October tat the L~ lart Falls School Mr s Roberta Wilson, prmctpal, announced that May 24 wtll be the last day of school Off1cers' reports w~re given foll owm g a welcome by Mrs Fetty, prestdent, p1 ayer by Rtchard Fetty and the pledge led by Cub Seoul troop 238 A thank you note was r ea d from the sixth gri:tdc students fm the money wh1 ch was used for ga mes and other materials for the room The second grade rnom wtth MrS Ohve Page, teacher, "-On the attendance banner and the cash award The cub scout troop presented Mrs Wilson wtth a new fla g for the school tn apprecaatton for use of the school . Mrs. Pa~e presel)1ted the prog ram whach mcluded Mtss SheJia Felly and Mtss Mary Colwell, ptano solos, and Latra cta Sullivan, a presc hooler, whor sang and accompamed herself at the pta no Mrs Wykle Whttley Intraduced Lhe grandparents present, read a poem m lnbute to them and gave each grand· father a red carnatiOn boutonmere and each grand· FRIDAY MARY SHRINE 37, Whtle Shrtne oC Jerusalem, 8 p m at the !OOF hall YOUNG Adult Cla ss, Bradford' Church or Chnst, 7 p m at the church COUNTRY Store, Frtday and Saturday, at former Don Weese barber shop, Racrne , 9 a m to 4 p m by t)appy Hus tl ers Class of Racme Wesleyan Un 1led Methodls t Church Homemade noOdles an d baked good s wtll be featured Rummage sale m conjunction y, 1th event SUNDAY REVIVAL slartmg Sunda y at Wesleya n Church, Carbondale, 12 mtles west of Athens on Rt 56, " tth the Rev John Elswtck, evan gelist, 7 30 each evemng, MONllAY REVIVAL startmg Monday, 7 .JO each evemng, Hobson Chn:s h.m Umon Church w1 th !he Rev 0 H Carl as ev .~n gch st Pubhc welcome A Great Selection Sl.INDAY, MAY 13 Bakes a 4-poun'd roast in 29 minutes! I Mr and Mrs Jerry Ttlhs, Rt 4, Pomeroy, enterlamed recen tly wtth a party honormg their daughter, Wendy Le1gh, on her e1ghth birthday anmvers<J ry Games were played and refre shments of cake, tcc cream , pot.ato chtps and KooiAld were served (,uests were classmates of Wendy, Amta Harmon , Steve Richards, June, Scott, Troy, Ryan and Shelly Bearhs, Janet and l.tsa Ttlhs, Sandy and 0 R Smith, Jr , Jean, Doug and Duane Weaver, Phyllis, Mark, Mtke and Marty Clme, Carla 3nd Marcella Hartman and Gary Ttlhs .. on paper! 992 263S Wednesday eveni ng ap- routme Mrs . Ehzabelh Cutler proximately 70 women and read three poems, ' 'What 1s A g1r ls enJoyed the annual Mom''' "I Love Old Molhers 11 mother . daughter banquet at and "A l'rtbute to Mothers the Pomeroy Umted Methodtsl Gone " June Ann Wamsley and Church The women of En Paula Etchmger sang " I terpr1se Umted Methodis t Beheve m Mustc;' "The Candy Church were welcomed and Man," and "Let There Be shared both good food and good Peace on Earth '' fellowship The tables were Mrs Gerald Wtldermuth had beauttfully decoraled by Mtss each of the women mtroduce Myrtis Parker herself and her daughters or Followmg the dmner the guests She gave a spectal program 1n the sanctuary welcome to all guests started wtth group smgmg of Mrs V D Edwards r ead the "How Great Thou Art " Mrs. poem " Why God Made I W 0 Barmtz had the Mothers" and presented potted devotions , readmg Psalm 100 geramurns to Mrs lles , the and havmg prayer oldest mother, Mrs Cha rles Lort Rupe read ''Uur Tr1bute Warth , the youngest mother of Love " June Ann Wamsley and Mrs Clara Miller 1 the presented a ballet number. oldes t grandmother Paula Mrs Otto lies read a poem that E1c hmger was also presented a her mother had wr1tten when g1fl of flowers she was 90 years old Janet The program closed by Mrs VanVranken played a piano Wtldermuth read1n g "A solo The Cr1cket " and Mother 's Prayer " a nd ' Theme from Love Story " everyone praymg the Lord's Mrs Everett Thomas read a Prayer poem whtch was wnlten by Mrs Charles Rayburn and Mrs Grace Gloeckner, "Ad- Mrs Wildermuth were the vtce to All Daughters Who Still program committee and Mrs Have Mothers " Tammy Rayburn acted a s m1stress of E1chmger presented a baton ceremomes ' '' ' Rationing of gas out • I( (()n ly game sched uled I Amencan League { 1'1 mnmgs) (hi 00100020000 1 .d .:t l Cal 002 000 100 000- 3 12 o Wood Forsler I 12) and COLT SIGNERS penod BALTIMORE (UP I ) Dampter's pa1r of fre e Thtrd 10und dt aft ptck Jamte throws mtdway ~hrough the Rotella of Tennessee stgned a f1nal perwd gave Kentucky a multtyear contract wtth the 17-poml1ead at 94-77' and only Baltunore Colts Thursday the fm al wmnmg margm was Rotella, 6-foot-2, 220 pounds, then m doubt 1s a lmebacker Kentucky led, 28-24, at the ' The Colts earlier announced end of the ftrsl periOd and 55-43 s1gn mgs of three veterans- at the half Indiana outscored offensive tackle Denms Nelson, the Colonels m the thtrd penod, punter DaVJd Lee and defen- 33-25, and two qmck fteld goals sive tackle Chuck Hmton by Don Freeman wllh 40 seconds left to play m the MINGOlU RECALLED penod narrowed Kentucky 's CLEVELAND (UP! ) - The lead to 78-76 Kentucky then Cleveland Indians Thursday scored to make 1t 80-76 announced th e recaU of leftThe Colonels opened the !mal handed p1\cher Steve Mmgon pertod by tossmg m etght from the Oklahoma Ctly farm stratght pomts, four of them by club to brmg thetr roster to 25 Dannpter and two each by Issei players and J•m O'Bflen, )o grab a 12· Mmgort pitched SIX mnmgs pomt lead at 88-76 and conw1th Oklahoma th1s season, tmued to dommate play until compilmg a 6 00 earned run the end average He wtll tak e the place George McGmms, the lea. of rehever M1ke Kilkenny , put gue's No 2 scorer, paced Inon watvers Wednesday diana wtth 26 pomts but Mel Dantels was held to 17 and Freddte tewJS had 16 lndtana went wtthout a held goal m the fmal pertod unttl httle B1lly Keller connected wtth 5 47 left to play PEOPLE TRUST US TO HANDLE SAVINGS OF OVER $150,000,000. already holds over 10,000 persons and only four of them, Chicago, Los Angeles. Oakland and New York, have franchises now," the former coach at Alabama and Notre Dame league- U1e World Basketball satd. "There are 700 colleges playmg basketball and each Assoc1at1on they graduate at least one year Dee told Umted Press Jnterna!Jonal Thursday he ts hopeful good seruor •• Dee, who fatled m efforts to the WBA wtll open Jls first buy the Dallas Chappa rals and season next fall He satd 25 Cities are under constderatlon Memphis Tams of the ABA, for the league's etght fran. satd the etghl-man squad chtses, which wtll be hm>ted to would not be any problem becalL'e the WBA would not etght players aptece " Each of the towns, except disqualtfy players for too many Miami, has an arena that DENVER ( UPl ) - Johnny San fran 01 0 271 00:-: 6 9 1 Dee says there are too many M cDowell, M ofl ttl (71 an d Ritdcr W1se. Granger (6 ). great ctttes and too many good Folkers (7) and S1m m ons WP McDowell (I 0) LP W1se (3 ballplayers without a team "' 21 H Rs McCovey (81 h). Kmg he lS gomg to orgaruze a new m.1n (Sihl Busse ('}nd J professiOnal basketball \'oted the fma l sencs Most Va lu ab le Player St. Paul youth visit Capital Dee planning new pro league Ltttle thtngs make a btg difference in any woman's wardrobe Help Mom embellish hers GIRlS: ONE & 2 PC IW BLUE BIRD BOYS: TRUNKS & SHIRTS BY ROB ROY $250 TO $850 THE KIDDIE SHOPPE On the T In Middleport, 0 �( ' 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middieport-Pomer<>y, 0 ., May l1, 1973 Awards made to Southern poets New officers are installed Officers or two chapters of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority one a new chapter establishe~ in Meigs County for the fir~t time - were installed al th~ Meigs Inn Thursday night. The new chapter and the . highest in the sorority is the Preceptor Beta Beta. It is made up or members who formerly were : in Xi Gamma Mu Cha pter. Officers for Xi Gammu Mu Chap ter now composed of members moving up from the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter were installed a long wit h ·Prece ptor officers. Rituals were held by both c h ~ p ters and re fres hments were served . Atten ding fr om th e new Preceptor Chapter we re J une Van Vranken, Nor ma Amsbary, Ne1lie Brown , Shi rley Custer, Mildred Karr, Mary Morris, Roberta O'B r ien, Ann Rupe, Reva Va ughan, Pearl Wel ker , Phyllis Mullen, Ruby Baer , Vera Crow, Marga ret Foll rQd, Cla ri ce Kra utte r , Velma Rue, Rose Sisson, J ane Wal ton , J ean We rr y, Loi-sRosenb a urn , Ma r y _carolyn Wiley, Tana Simon ton, Betty Oh linger and Lucille Williamson. Attending from Xi Gamma Mu Chap ter were Mrs. Everlyn Kn ight, sponsor ; J ennifer KACINE - Lorna Bell and Le~rry Anders on, Donna Byer, Lynn Daniels, Vik ki Glec kner, Beverly Long, Donna Nease, Carolyn Satterfield. Jeanette Thomas. Judy Werry, Becky Anderson, Sarah Bechtle, Judy Crooks. Doris Ewing, Charlotte Hanning, Carol McCulloug h, Nancy Prisner, Ruth Riffle, Maril)'n Swan, Texanna Well and Sue Zirkle. ' w. I. pet. .800 .200 l 4 Thursda y's Res ult New York 102 Los Angeles 93 ABA Playoff Standing s By United Press International (Finals) ( Bes t of Seven ) W. I. 3 3 3 3 lnd iana Kenl uc ky Thu rsday' s Res ult Ken tuc ky 109 Indiana 93 Friday 's Gam e (No game scheduled I Final NHL Playoff Standings By United Press International f Finals) ( Bes t of Seven) w . I. gf ga Mon treal 4 2 33 23 Chi cago 2 4 23 33 Thu rs day's Result Monlrea l 6 Chicag o 4 . Devotional service led by Mrs. Norris APPLE GROVE , Ohio - The at the churc h Tuesday ev~ning. Women's Society of Chri stian Mrs. J an Norr is . led the Service of lhe Apple Grove devotional ser vice with · the United Methodist Church mer sing in g of " Love Lifted Me, " with Mrs. Rober ta Thaxton at the piano. Prayer was by Lucille RJ10des and scriptur e fr om lhe 9lst Psalm was l'ead by Mrs . Tha xton. RA CINE - Twenty-t wo Mrs. Norris use d as her yo uth atte nded th e prayei" topic. "God Loves Us, Do I 11 breakfast at th e Rac ine Bel ieve [t'!". Taking part in the ..::wes le Yan United Me th odi s t prog ram were Vi cki Ables, Church Wednesday mornin g. Florence Smith , Dolly Wolfe, Devotions by. the Rev . Roberta Thaxton and Donna Howard Shiveley and prayer Hill. · opened the breakfast period Mrs. Dallas Hill was i.n and Roger Birch, a tea cher at char ge ·or the busi ness meeting Meigs Junior High School and when plans were made for the an active layman at the rummage sale to be held May Be tha ny United Methodis t 18 - 19 at the Letart Falls Church, spoke on the subject, "Commun ity Hall. Key chains "Why are People Here ?' ' He will besoldas amoney-making encouraged the youth to gel project. Mrs. Florence Smith involved in church work. and Mrs. Bertha Robinson The Rev. Fran k Cheesebrew were hos tesse~ [or the evening. closed the serVice With prayer. The birthdays of Joyce White A breakfast of doughnu ls, and Vicki Ab les were cereal, fruit and juice was celebrated . served by Mrs. Curtis J:ohnson Thank-you_cards wer e si g n ~d and Mrs. Betty Christopher- !of Mrs. Constan ce Shields for soh . 'the donation of money to the. ·· Attend ing were Mo ll y church; for Rev. Robert Card , FiSher, Rhonda West, Debbie wh o was guest spea ker at the Warden, Connie Roush , Pat 124th anni verSar y of th e Woods, Connie Smith, Becky church, •nd to Dallas Cleland , Koun s, Su sah Yos t, Dave wh o gave flowers. Shuler, Verne Ord, Stephen Allendihg were Donna Hill , Nease, Paul Cr oss , Vi cki ' J an. Norris, Vicki Ables, Bess Wolfe, Stephanie Ord, Roma . P a r. ~on s, Be rtha Robinson, Nease, David Theiss, Randy tucille Rhodes, Opal Hupp, Wernei-, Gene Shiveley, Bill lona Hupp, J oni Sellers, Alice Shiveley , Beverly Hart, Mary Balser , :ihirley Ables , Hoberla Walker and Faith Smith . Thaxton, Dolly Wolfe, Florence The seniors usuaJly in at- Smith, Iva Orr, Mary Roush, tendan ce \"·ere absent due to Erma Wilson . Mr s. Hill a nn oun ced all the annual se nior trip. An Other breakfast will be held Wed- mee tings of the society will be nesday. A rap session will be at 7 o'clock during th e summer · every Thursday night. monU1s. Church hosts teen breakfast THESE ARE THE new officers of Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority in5taUed Thursday night at Meigs Inn. Sealed, front , ) tor, are Charlotte Hanning, vice president ; Cal'"ol McCullough, president ; Ruth Ann Hiffle, recording secretary; back row, Beverly Long, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Evelyn Knight, sponsor, and Carolyn Satterfield , treasurer . For Sale : •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ••• ••• • ••• '.n..,.,...,._........,.., ,._../ Third graders lOLA 'S Ma in at Sycam ore, PomeroY BAKE SALE PLANNED A bake sale will be held Saturday at Dudley's Florists by the Ladies Auxiliary of Fee ney-Be nnett Pos t 128, American Legion. Members are to take their items of baked goods for the sale to the flower pleasures in televiewing. Rus- shop after 9 a.m . r sell has tended lo get a_little On Thursday, Friday and repetitious in his droll asides , Saturday of pext week, the but he has such a wealth Qf jun iors of the Auxiliary will information ro offer about his have a rummage sale at the sport, and delivers it in such an Legion hall located a t Fourth engaging mann ~r, that any and Williams Sl. criticism of his technique is just quibbling. --~-,-- MOTHER 'S DAY Hearthstone class to have spring picnic • • VISIT R.ELA TIVES The third grade of MidMr . and Mrs. Pierce Rice, dl eport Elementary School Washington, D. C., return ed enjoyed a luncheon Wednesday home Tuesday after spendin g l at Jack's Dairy Bar climaxing several da ys here visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas a study of nutrition . Films, supplem e ntar y Young, W. Main St. . Pomeroy . reading, charts, and general Spending a day in Pomer oy discussion }lave been used to with the Youn gs were Mr. and Robert Roge r s, learn the basic classification of Mrs . and th e ir food s and the ir value in Nelsonvill e, daughters, Janet and Janey . children's diets. Mrs . Manning }\loes, Mrs. · Janet gave highlights of her James R. Pooler, Mrs . Gerald recent three week tour of Hart, roo·m mothers, assisted Ireland, Scotland . Wales and ·Mrs . Lee McComa s as England . chaperones. Money to pay for the lunATTENDCONCER.T cheon was obtained by the Mr . and Mrs . Charles ' redemption of pop bottle caps. Griffi th attended a Twilight More than $65 has been Concert of the Buckeye Scarlet collected by this class for Band at Mirror Lake Holseveral activities during the low on the Ohio State current school year. University Campus WedIN STATE BEE HEMLOCK GROVE Denise Marshall, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Marshall, Hemlock Grove, eighth grade student at Meigs Junior High recent!~ participated in the s tate s pelling bee comeptition . Denise' was· the county winner for the second time this year having won her first while a fifth grade student at Salisbury Elementary. BAKER FURNITURE i 1 t PSSSSST! Roofs Don't Wear.Out • • • They· Burn Out! ·GET-- ..... 8~t For. Sale . • •. ,.------------· 8 LEGHORN hens. 4781. • . • • ~----------- 40 sQ. y OS. o·f carpet, $4 a yard, call aft er s p. m. 992 ·2789 . 5-l o.Jtc • 1 1 •• II :I :I :1 •I Here's the Man . To See For • • • THE. BEST MASON - The 92 seniOrs who wi ll gradua1e from Wahama High School this month are Stanley lee Adk ins, William Mi c ha e l Boston , William Robert Brinker, Kevin William Brown, John Curtis Burris , Steven Terry Carpenter, Roger lee Dingey, Donald William Dye, lawrence Michael Foreman, John Stephen Gerlach, Will iam Eugene Gibbs, Paul Edwin, Gr imm, Tony Ray Gr imm, Arthur Jeffrey Hart. David Jennings Hudnall. George Jason Ingels, James Roberr Ingels, Jr. · Also James Robert Lambert, Donald Ray Machir, Tracy Glenn Morris, Audie Murphy McFarland, Mic hael Henry Oh ling er, John Elmer Ord, Thomas Albert · .Re itmire, Rona ld Harold Rickard , Jr ., Je ffrey Bruce Riley, Char les Wesley Roush , Danny Ray Roush, Johnny Lee Roush , Joseph Robert Roush , Timothy Ray Roush, Vernon Ray Roush , Jr .. 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Or send Mom a beauti ful green and grow ing plant, .a+:cented with fre sh fl owers . .. in the sam e ceramic ba sket . lo10.00 up DUDLEY'S FLORIST 59 N. 2nd Ave. .............. Lowen maintf!ftllnc~~~ 0011t .__,....... ·Proo.eti • ..~ . d - ... · FR.EE_ I'ARKtNG AT -- KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. . New Loutron 40S N. 2nd Ave. . 992-3748 or 992-5020 Middleport, 0. > BAUM LUMBER Sale's and Service 985-3301 Chester. 0. WHEELHORSE "') ';.)560 ATHENS, Ohio ( UP I) Shana Alexander, Newsweek colum nist former ly of Life and McCall's maJJ,azines, Thursday ca lled the Wctte rga tc Affair th e biggest news story in 200 years - and said it se rved to r edeem the American press. Mrs . Ale x. unde r , he re to 2~HOUR CLEANING (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS Hoy H.- (icurge, W:Jverly, Tenn .; eigh1 ~rondc hildr en and three ~reat~ Thursday at th.e Holze r grandchildr·en. ML•di ('a l Center . A retired J;'uneral services w·IJ be held ca rpenter. Mr. Johr\sun wa s at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Mt. precedod in death by a ., Hermon United , Brethren Church with the Rev . Robert Shouk officiating. Burial wiD be in the Mt. Herm on Cemetery. Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home at anytime. · daUJ.:hter, Ethel Mac ,Johnson . Surviving ur(• his wire, Mabel E.; three suns, Ger·ald E., Reedsville ; Hoy L. Warren, and Harold 0. of Chester: two daughters, Mrs. Robert ( ~ary IAJU J Con rad, Shennston, W. Va .; Mr~. Cl~rcnce ( Lucille) Atherton, Long Bottom : two br(rt hcrs, William, Akr on, and m:mJmllfiiD.. John son . Members arc to bri ng thei r cameras wit11 fi lm and t heir se wing baskets. - · Hhrmd a Hani ng . A BUTTON ... • turn set on/off • adjust volume • change channels (UHF/VHF) 001nny. Sayre partici pate in Commun ications Wee k at the Ohio Uni versity Sehoul of ,Journalism , said the alleged conspirators were not only prepar ed to stea l pa pers for infornHILi on, but wer e " ready to stea l the 1972 presidenti:1 l elec tion.". " The people who uncovered the Watergate CcJsc," she s<.~ i d , •· we re w embcrs of the press ~ whi ch has rise n from the mud slun g by Vice Pres ident Spiro Ag ucw." Mr s. · Alexander, who rcce iv.cd the school's C~UT VanAnda ;no.·ard f<Jr her "entlur·ing contribu tions to journalism," suit! onl y 14 of 212211 members of lh e W<Jshirr Ktun press l:Orps w e n~ ac tively involved in uncOvl: ring the eve nts ar ound t he 1972 bur gla r y of th e natio na l Democ ratic hce~dquar te r s. She also t ilution ed reporte rs not to bcc:omc prosecutor ur· judge. " I hope thi s co'untl' y ce lebra tes its 200t h a nni vc rst:ll'y not by hav in g parades," she added , " bu t by re furm!n f:!; our c lci'l<Jr'lli campHign system ." 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Gheen is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gbeen .of Ra<'inc. Brend a Bishop who made beer projects for the yea r at the pinwhee ls an d butte rsco tch May :1 meeting of the Ri ver- cookies, and gave sa;npies to view 4•H Cl ub. There were two · the me mbers. A demonstra tion ad viso rs and· 8 memb ers un pn~ ss ure pnir1ts· in fir st aid prese nt: The mee tin g was held was given by Brenda Bishop . at th e home of Maxine The nc x. t meeti ng will be Whitehead . Me~ y 21 at the Harrison ville Tammy Curti s led the club in Grange. - Sue Kennedy. THF. HOCKETS 4-H .Club nesday evening. · Kar- a "Geog raphy and Shopping" ga me. Refr es hm ents wer e held H meetin g on May 4 at the en Griffith, their daughter, ser ved aflCrwards by Ja ne and hume of Becky Long, Advisors was featured in th e solo Ju li Wh te head . Th e nex t <J ttc nclirr g were Dori s Woodlrwnpet par t. Th i.s concert wa s ' . mee tin g .will be May 2:~ . at ya rd , and Viola Harring. Ther e dedi cated to Jack 0 . Evans, Stewa rt Ha ll. Merl1bers will w(.' re six members prese nt. founder of the Buckeye Bands, ~ t art their projects at this lime. Phms were made for the wh o is retiring at the end of thi s Barbara Andrews. members to ta ~~ pictur es for year . A MOTHER'S DAY part y 1hc ir ph otOg raph y pr o j ed~ . . was sc heduled for today for th e Me mbers arc also to ~c t thei r I would li ke to give J :Jne mothers Jnd mem ber·s of the sewing baskets together. They Fonda al)d ot hers like her a RIJI.:k Springs Ladybugs 4-H are to bri ng their goods to the o ra~·wa y ti cket to Han oi. Club . Th e Roc k Sp rin ~;;s nex t mee tin g to pr ac ti ce -Sen. Henmw 'J'CLlmadg e, Lady bugs met May 4 at the . sti tches on . D-Ga. ho me of Louise Ra dford . Oul'i ng the projec t lessons Advisors presen t were Louise cam e ra s and film wer e Radford , Ann Ev a ns, and discussed . The members illso Thelma .Jeffers. There were disc ussed p<Jlt crn s. Ber: ky ei ~ ht members and one visfto!' l.ung led the members in prese nt. recrea ti on and aft c rw<.~rd s The clu b is a tsn planning to r efreshments were served . enter a floa t. in the Rcgalt<.t The next meeting will be Parade. I.oui~e Radford se rved .June l a t the home of Tammy refres hments. The next mee tin t::: win be May 18 at Joe Ze rkl e an d J ames Da le Ba tes . The lm ;-J .Jeff ers' horn r·. ·Kathy Sue Arnold, Rebecca • Cllri s lie Evan s . Fry Bogg s, Dian e Ka y I TH E HA RRI SONVII, LE Bum g.arner. Mar y Ja n Bum garner , Caro l Nor een Gi rls 4-H Honor Club mel Ma y Circle. Cynth ia Lynn Cooke, 7 at the Harr isonville Gr ange. Clari ce Ra e Davis, Rebecca Lynn Dudley , ~ e br~ . Ka_ y AU viso rs att endi ng wer e Gerla ch, Pa tr ic 1a G1 llls p1e P<t ulin e Atkins , Sharon Jewel Russel l, Maril yn Kat y and Bctly Bishop. There were Goodnite, Marilyn Grah a m Black , Cha rl ott e. Yvonn e ni ne member s present . ll was 'Grimm , Mona Ei leen Han lon, ~eci d ed that dues of 50 cent:; Juan ita Jean Harrah, Dianna Lynn Harri S, Ppme la · Jayn e for the cl ub year be paid. HarL Berky · lynn Hen· Pomeroy 210 E . 2nd Brcnd<J Bishop. gave a r eport dri ckson , Jeanni e Mar ie Phone 992-5428 Hobbs, Chri stin e Lynne Hoff- on ttr e 4-H Pla n-0-Rama. . man , Carolyn Hughes Ingl es. A projec tlesson was given by Al so. Carol Ann Johnson, Diana Roush J ohn son . Michelle Eileen Ka y, Ka1he y La von Keyes, Judith Frances Ueving, Grac e Mar ie Marr, Den ise Diane Parsons, Rebecca Paugh · Barton , Ma )(i ne Garn et Rickard , Darlene May Riffle, Mauree n Lou ise Riley , Linda Lo u Rou sh, Patricia Hudson Rou sh, Patty Ri ley Rous h, Sharon Roffgen Rou sh, Karr~ on Faye Skeens, Ethel May ie rry, Linda Sue VanMatre, Lue11a Charl ene Wea ver , Pame la Ray e Weaver, Diana Lynn White, Debra Kay Wolte. Mar ion Dee Woodr um, Fran ces Elaine Wr iston and Al berta Marie Y9ung . Includi ng heater. pump, filter tubi ng , fi 11er wool and c~arcoal wi t h a 5 yea r guaran tee . SPECIAL BUYS No. 301 Heavy Duty Liquid Aluminum Coating Formulated with Asphaltic-Gilsonite Liquids. Also. No. 350 for Mobile Homes. s-9-J tc I : Phone 949- da ys With his parents before • SEE YOUR WHEELHORSE DEALER FOR 1973 TRACTORS NOW LUM 8utpriseWer! Pvt. Rodney L. Gheen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Gheen, who enJisted in the U. S. Artny Rese r ves last Au gust , is a Uendin g engineering school at Fort Le onard Wood , Mo. Gheen underwent basic training at Fort Dix, N. J. , and spcntlO Roy R. Johnson died Thursday Plans are announced for a Headin~ Problems," at the Pumcroy. Bradb~ry Schools Shcralon·Gibson J-l ulel in CUtl(_-t,•rtlo be presented in both Cincinnati. Tht:! pr ~ ram was buildings by the combined presented by Dr. Jane H. Roo t, bands Wlder the direction of a naLionaHy ce lebrated inco n~ullant . Her Dt~vid Bowen the last week of service sc hool. Students at Pomeroy credentials include work as a c linician and will ~o to Bradbury, and in the leading afternoon Bradbury students diag nQStician, corrective and will t'Ome to Pomeroy to devel o pmental readin g teacher, sc hool psychologist, combine for the concert . district reading specialist. and Mrs. Tom !April ) Smith has Mrs. Helen WilliHms will joined the Pome roy elemcn· la ry building as a secreta ry. attend U1e S.F:.O. Council on April is not 0::1 newcomer to the Aging to be held at the Motor building, having worked there Jnn, Nelsonville, Friday , May previously. Mi-s . J oyce Vance 11 . They will work on program will be leaving to join the new development and needs and mine operat ion in Meigs Mrs. Williams wi ll provide the cducator:s ' puint of view . Mrs. County . Mrs . Ina Mee~dows and Mrs. Williams is the sixth grade . Bonnie Fisher spent M onday tea cher at the Pomeroy and T uesday at a professional elementary building. T he wor k shi p , ·· c l ass r oo m sc hoQl patrol wiH be honor ed at Diagnos is of In dividual the May meeting of the PTA . Wahama class of -92 will graduate • •• •• May 17. 1 p.m. Hutland, Friday, May 18. 8:30a.m. Pomeroy , Frida'y. May 18, 12 :30 p.m . Bradbury, Monday, May 21, 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. E:ighth grade students to high school : 8-1 and B-2, Monday, May 14, 9 a .m. lh1 and 64 , Monday, May 14, 12:30 ~ . m . 8-o and_!k;, Tuesday, May 15, 9 a .m. 8-7 and Rm. :i04 and BEMR , Tuesday, May 10, 12:30 p.m. dine at Jack's • • ........ . ._,. By RICK DU BROW (Conti nued fr om page I ) HOLLYWOOD (UP!) _ With Great Selection Brandeberry described as sports the big attraction they of Gills the most ideal and effective are on television, you would 197 1 TR IUMP.H650 ; Bonnevi ll e. way for family plan· think the networks would 4,500 miles , $995 or bes1 off er ; phone 992.3048. Middleport ning. In response sorn~how be able to come up 5-6 6tp to a qu estion about with more ·announ cers a s Book Store GROCERY business fo r sale . the issuan.ce of birth control colorful and enJoyable as, the Buil ding tor s~ l e or lease. pills to unmarried teenagers, events they are broadcasting. Phone 773-5618 fr om 8: 30 p.m.· he said that " by law; every With the exception of a few tq 10 p.m. for a ppoi ntm ent. 3·20·1fC - -· American has the right to notable sportscasters, the an· noWlcers thrust upon the public family planning." HOME Grown Tomafo pla n1s To a ques tion on the import- are 80 mediocre and faceless fo r ga rden use; large sfurd y plants; Imp roved Mexica n, ance of pre-natal ~are, the that you have to a ssume Heinz 1350 and Supersonic ; also ho t peppers, mang oes obste tri cian stressed that this television believes the events an d cabbage plants . On Rt. · is the tim e when trouble signs themselves are so attractive 124, 500 fl . above the State are picked up and with proper that alrnqst anyqne can go Park in Syracuse, 0 ., Thomas tree tment before the child is through the play-by-play and A June picnic at the roadside HJyman . .4-24-331c . bm·n or when the trouble comm~ ntary chores. park on Route 33 was planned develops, many birth defects NBC-TV has Curt Gowdy, at the Tuesday night meeting continuous-clean Q¥en finish is NEW 2 jjiece Moder n Li vi ng ca n be either prevented or who could take his place in an of the Hearths tone Class ol the Room Suite, with 90" 3 cushion sofa, bu t1on tufted prepal'ed for . era of sportscasting as a Middl eport Firs t . Baptist ba cKand ext ra high bac k Mr. He discussed miscarriages reporter of class;· senSe an'd Church mee ting at the home of Chai r : • t his week only. S IJ9 ,95 ; Cas h & Ca rry ; at the request of one of the balance. He·knows just when to Mr . and Mrs. Paul Smart. Pomeroy Recove r y, 622 E. tee na gers, pointing oUt that turn on ~he emotion, and when A repor t was given on the Main, Po meroy, phone 992· man y times this is "nature's t 1 t o e events carry th emse Ives. Sun day sc hool class r oom 7554 . 5·10-6tc \\oily of gct.tirig rid of an im- And the reason for this is that improvements whi ch have perfect fe tus." He said that he obviously h~s ·a balanced been completed. Mr. and Mrs . BOAT. Motor a nd tr a il er , asking $225. lwo ai r con . ho rm one i mbal<:~n c e or a vi ew of Hfe and his profesSion. Harold Hubbard and Harold E . Undeniably a Star di lioners - one 15';000· BTU' s ge ne tic problem, can also be a Hubbard furnished the paint and one 8000 BTU's . Phone cause of a miscarriage , and ABC-TV has Howard Cos~ll , and pain ted the classroom , and 992.998 L 5· 10-31c · that itl many cases the ·r eal who i~ undeni(}.bly a star in his Willis Anthony ins talled the cau se is never determined. field, but who falls into the new lighting·. It wa s noted that BE DROb M Suite, bookcase Inadequate diet for proper category of an acquired taste. the daily vaca tion B i bl~ School hea dboard, double dresser wit h mirr or, nigh t stand. development of the fetus and He kn ows his stuff, all tight, will begin on June 4 and will Ha r lis Frank , Chester, Oh io. prema turity are ma. jor but he ,is abrasive to many . continue for se ven days with a Ph one 985·3368. 811V1et clock 5-10-Jtp pr·oblems for the pregnant 15 viewers, and seems to operate c los'in g prog ram on Wedfour-hour timer and 16-year-olds, Dr. Bran- on the theory I hat few pictures nesda y, June 13. • GRAVEL Y Rotary plow and deberry said . He said evidence are worth a thousand words , l•ooktop lifU up 1nd off Mrs . Smart, Mrs. David cui tlva tor . old ice box, dinett e thorough ellaning is available which s hows that especially if they are his Darst, Mrs. Mary Hughes and se t.. Phone 992-551 0. 5-lQ.Jtc cigarette smoking mothers not thousand words, and most Mrs. J ohn Werner were named tron1 control$ to the committee to plan th e way from heat 1nd 1972 KA WASA KI 175. knobb y only hav e s maller babie s especially if they are sprinkled coc•k;,,. utensils tires. 21" r im, e xc e llent (averag e of seven oun ces liberally with four-syllabl e June picrliC. cond ition. $495. Ph one 992- lighter ) but that the babies words. But all this, of course, is Pra yer and a ·welcome by 2360. have a lower I.Q. his stock in trade as a perMrs. Wem er open ed th.e 5-10-Stp Am ong the ques tions posed sonaHty. meeting. Mrs. Allen Hughes STAR CRAFT New & Use d at the Be-In was one on ABC-TV also ha s Keith had devotions using as her Tra vel Tra il ers and Foid !Model 13321 down camp ers; 18ft. 5 in. LP, abortion . Dr . Brandeb€rry was Jackson, one of the most un- topic ''The Bread of Life'', with S.1899 ; 22 fl .. 7 ;n _, SC. emphatic .in I:ris personal derrated SJXJrts annOuncers. S3650; 20 f1 . 7 in. SC. $3275; conviction against abortion , He seems to be able to ham;l le J ohn 6: 46-58, for scripture. Here•s the dqn scene- liberates you from the. messiest task Attending the meeting were· Sta rmaster Campers, $1350; in the kitchen, Specially-developed right"((n finish on oven We se ll service and qua lity . ~nd just as emphatic in his just. about any chore, and he Mr . and Mrs . Taylor , Edison sides, top, bouom, back end door int8rior has continuOusFina ncing arrang ed. CAMP feelings of support for birth has m uch more .in conunon Baker, Mr. and Mrs. David CO NLEY STA RCRA F T cleaning action at regular biking tempera. with Gowdy than Cosell, but he Dars t, Mr. and Mrs . Allen SAL ES, Rt . 62N ot Pt . control. tures, The end of own scrape, scour and Pl easa nt W. Va ., beh ind Red Miss Mary Bradbury ; also has a highly individual and Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Willis scrub -automatically -right on I Car pet Inn. Phone 675·5384. s tudent nurse at the Holzer recognizable voice and apAillhony, Mr. and Mrs. Harold 5·10-8fc Medi cal Cen ter, was proach. LikeGowdy,hehasthe ~ Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. John CL EAN Carpets th e save and moderator for the meeting. In skill to blend straight play-by- Wern er, the Rev . Charles sa fe way with Blue Lustr e. her remarks she noted that play reporting with colorful Simons, Mr . and Mrs. Milton Rent e lec tr ic shampooer SL Ne lso n's Dr ug Store , over one-half million teenage commentary . And he has the Hood and the hosts . MIDDLEPORT, 0. Pome roy . Ohio. girls marry each year, that one perspective and hwnor that all 5-10-2tc out of 10 girls in the U.S. have a truly topflight broadcasters UPHO LS TERY Mat er ia ls, baby before she is 18, that one- must have if they are not to regul arly S3.95 on ly $ 1.95. third of all first born are born become boring. AlSo remnant s. Pom e roy I've suggested before that Recove ry , 622 E. Ma in SL, to tee nage mothers, and that phone 992-7554. over an eight year period the Jackson and ex-basketball star 5-3-24tp number of very young and coach Bill- Russell are the NEW FOAM to fill your old mothe!'s, 15 or younger; has best sportscasting team on cus hi ons, standard size sui1e, . more than doubled. network television, and I think on ly $9. 95 . Pomeroy It was lurther pointed out at the way they have wOrked Recovery , 622 E. Main St., phan·e 992-7554. the meeting through a quiz that together coveri ng Natiqnal, 5-3-24tp one infant in every 14 in Bask'etball Association games America today is born with a has been one of the g~nuine . birth defect, and that birth r-]Fc;;:];lolhe;;;;])c;y:-~ defe cts add up to the biggest I For child health problem , in the coun tl'y today. 2 PM SUNDAY CABLE CH~ANNEL 5 ,1 l Visitation days will be held for students of the Meigs Local School District moving into the juniqr and senior high schools next fall . The visi tations are planned to better acq uaint students entering the schools for the ·firs t time with the buildings an d procedures. The schedul e for the visi tations includes : Salisbury, Tuesday May 15, 1 p.m. Sal em Ce nt er, Thur sday , May 17, 8:15 a .m. Harriso nvi lle, Thursday, ·;·~-~iM£fou/ 1 Beaut iful .,.,.,._.., fash ions , e)(Qu isite lingerie an.d other spec/'al gi ft items . f jn doubL give our G i ll Ce rt.ifica te. Pomeroy-Bradbury News Visitation days set next week Df[~~! ­ TV Review Babies BEAUT IFUL selection of flower s, wrea ths an d baske1s fo r Memor ial Day. Cliff' s Shoe Repa ir, Middlepor1. 5-6·12tc .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . : MEIGS BAND TRIP PREVIEW : ' both MONE Y RECEIV ED Meigs County received $4 ,564 .98 of a to tal or $5,!!62,031 .29 distributed in Ohio this week as the May disbursement o£ state funds to local political subdivisions und er the local goveF nme nt fund program, according to Sta te • Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson. OFFICERS OF THE new Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority , established in Meigs County for the first lime, installed Thursday night are, front, I tor, Lois Rosenbaum , vi ce president ; Vera Crow, president ; Jean Werry, recording secretary; second row , Reva Vaughan , corresponding secr etary, and Ruby Baer , treasurer . pet. .500 .500 Wilc oxen . The awards were made by Th. Ashland Poetry Press, and representatives from the sc hools received congratulations from editors of the Poetry Press, Richard Snyder and Robert McGovern along with leading America~ poel X. J . Kennedy, National Endowment for the Arts Literar y Director , Leonard Randol ph, and Ohio Arts Council Dii"ector , Donald J. Streibig . .·:.:w~"'.de! ( Best o f Sev en ) 4 1 A. seniors at Southern High School , were awarded a framed certificate of merit in the teaching or poetry .at the £i£th annual "The Voice and the Word " poetry festival held on the Ashland College campus Mayo. Awards were made to 26 schools whose students had poetry published in the annual Ohio high school student anthology, "'The Young Voice IJ ". Fina l NBA Pla yoff Standings Bv Unit ed Press International ( Final s) New Yor k Los Angeles 7 -The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy,O., May 11, 1973 .~· �( ' 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middieport-Pomer<>y, 0 ., May l1, 1973 Awards made to Southern poets New officers are installed Officers or two chapters of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority one a new chapter establishe~ in Meigs County for the fir~t time - were installed al th~ Meigs Inn Thursday night. The new chapter and the . highest in the sorority is the Preceptor Beta Beta. It is made up or members who formerly were : in Xi Gamma Mu Cha pter. Officers for Xi Gammu Mu Chap ter now composed of members moving up from the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter were installed a long wit h ·Prece ptor officers. Rituals were held by both c h ~ p ters and re fres hments were served . Atten ding fr om th e new Preceptor Chapter we re J une Van Vranken, Nor ma Amsbary, Ne1lie Brown , Shi rley Custer, Mildred Karr, Mary Morris, Roberta O'B r ien, Ann Rupe, Reva Va ughan, Pearl Wel ker , Phyllis Mullen, Ruby Baer , Vera Crow, Marga ret Foll rQd, Cla ri ce Kra utte r , Velma Rue, Rose Sisson, J ane Wal ton , J ean We rr y, Loi-sRosenb a urn , Ma r y _carolyn Wiley, Tana Simon ton, Betty Oh linger and Lucille Williamson. Attending from Xi Gamma Mu Chap ter were Mrs. Everlyn Kn ight, sponsor ; J ennifer KACINE - Lorna Bell and Le~rry Anders on, Donna Byer, Lynn Daniels, Vik ki Glec kner, Beverly Long, Donna Nease, Carolyn Satterfield. Jeanette Thomas. Judy Werry, Becky Anderson, Sarah Bechtle, Judy Crooks. Doris Ewing, Charlotte Hanning, Carol McCulloug h, Nancy Prisner, Ruth Riffle, Maril)'n Swan, Texanna Well and Sue Zirkle. ' w. I. pet. .800 .200 l 4 Thursda y's Res ult New York 102 Los Angeles 93 ABA Playoff Standing s By United Press International (Finals) ( Bes t of Seven ) W. I. 3 3 3 3 lnd iana Kenl uc ky Thu rsday' s Res ult Ken tuc ky 109 Indiana 93 Friday 's Gam e (No game scheduled I Final NHL Playoff Standings By United Press International f Finals) ( Bes t of Seven) w . I. gf ga Mon treal 4 2 33 23 Chi cago 2 4 23 33 Thu rs day's Result Monlrea l 6 Chicag o 4 . Devotional service led by Mrs. Norris APPLE GROVE , Ohio - The at the churc h Tuesday ev~ning. Women's Society of Chri stian Mrs. J an Norr is . led the Service of lhe Apple Grove devotional ser vice with · the United Methodist Church mer sing in g of " Love Lifted Me, " with Mrs. Rober ta Thaxton at the piano. Prayer was by Lucille RJ10des and scriptur e fr om lhe 9lst Psalm was l'ead by Mrs . Tha xton. RA CINE - Twenty-t wo Mrs. Norris use d as her yo uth atte nded th e prayei" topic. "God Loves Us, Do I 11 breakfast at th e Rac ine Bel ieve [t'!". Taking part in the ..::wes le Yan United Me th odi s t prog ram were Vi cki Ables, Church Wednesday mornin g. Florence Smith , Dolly Wolfe, Devotions by. the Rev . Roberta Thaxton and Donna Howard Shiveley and prayer Hill. · opened the breakfast period Mrs. Dallas Hill was i.n and Roger Birch, a tea cher at char ge ·or the busi ness meeting Meigs Junior High School and when plans were made for the an active layman at the rummage sale to be held May Be tha ny United Methodis t 18 - 19 at the Letart Falls Church, spoke on the subject, "Commun ity Hall. Key chains "Why are People Here ?' ' He will besoldas amoney-making encouraged the youth to gel project. Mrs. Florence Smith involved in church work. and Mrs. Bertha Robinson The Rev. Fran k Cheesebrew were hos tesse~ [or the evening. closed the serVice With prayer. The birthdays of Joyce White A breakfast of doughnu ls, and Vicki Ab les were cereal, fruit and juice was celebrated . served by Mrs. Curtis J:ohnson Thank-you_cards wer e si g n ~d and Mrs. Betty Christopher- !of Mrs. Constan ce Shields for soh . 'the donation of money to the. ·· Attend ing were Mo ll y church; for Rev. Robert Card , FiSher, Rhonda West, Debbie wh o was guest spea ker at the Warden, Connie Roush , Pat 124th anni verSar y of th e Woods, Connie Smith, Becky church, •nd to Dallas Cleland , Koun s, Su sah Yos t, Dave wh o gave flowers. Shuler, Verne Ord, Stephen Allendihg were Donna Hill , Nease, Paul Cr oss , Vi cki ' J an. Norris, Vicki Ables, Bess Wolfe, Stephanie Ord, Roma . P a r. ~on s, Be rtha Robinson, Nease, David Theiss, Randy tucille Rhodes, Opal Hupp, Wernei-, Gene Shiveley, Bill lona Hupp, J oni Sellers, Alice Shiveley , Beverly Hart, Mary Balser , :ihirley Ables , Hoberla Walker and Faith Smith . Thaxton, Dolly Wolfe, Florence The seniors usuaJly in at- Smith, Iva Orr, Mary Roush, tendan ce \"·ere absent due to Erma Wilson . Mr s. Hill a nn oun ced all the annual se nior trip. An Other breakfast will be held Wed- mee tings of the society will be nesday. A rap session will be at 7 o'clock during th e summer · every Thursday night. monU1s. Church hosts teen breakfast THESE ARE THE new officers of Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority in5taUed Thursday night at Meigs Inn. Sealed, front , ) tor, are Charlotte Hanning, vice president ; Cal'"ol McCullough, president ; Ruth Ann Hiffle, recording secretary; back row, Beverly Long, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Evelyn Knight, sponsor, and Carolyn Satterfield , treasurer . For Sale : •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ••• ••• • ••• '.n..,.,...,._........,.., ,._../ Third graders lOLA 'S Ma in at Sycam ore, PomeroY BAKE SALE PLANNED A bake sale will be held Saturday at Dudley's Florists by the Ladies Auxiliary of Fee ney-Be nnett Pos t 128, American Legion. Members are to take their items of baked goods for the sale to the flower pleasures in televiewing. Rus- shop after 9 a.m . r sell has tended lo get a_little On Thursday, Friday and repetitious in his droll asides , Saturday of pext week, the but he has such a wealth Qf jun iors of the Auxiliary will information ro offer about his have a rummage sale at the sport, and delivers it in such an Legion hall located a t Fourth engaging mann ~r, that any and Williams Sl. criticism of his technique is just quibbling. --~-,-- MOTHER 'S DAY Hearthstone class to have spring picnic • • VISIT R.ELA TIVES The third grade of MidMr . and Mrs. Pierce Rice, dl eport Elementary School Washington, D. C., return ed enjoyed a luncheon Wednesday home Tuesday after spendin g l at Jack's Dairy Bar climaxing several da ys here visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas a study of nutrition . Films, supplem e ntar y Young, W. Main St. . Pomeroy . reading, charts, and general Spending a day in Pomer oy discussion }lave been used to with the Youn gs were Mr. and Robert Roge r s, learn the basic classification of Mrs . and th e ir food s and the ir value in Nelsonvill e, daughters, Janet and Janey . children's diets. Mrs . Manning }\loes, Mrs. · Janet gave highlights of her James R. Pooler, Mrs . Gerald recent three week tour of Hart, roo·m mothers, assisted Ireland, Scotland . Wales and ·Mrs . Lee McComa s as England . chaperones. Money to pay for the lunATTENDCONCER.T cheon was obtained by the Mr . and Mrs . Charles ' redemption of pop bottle caps. Griffi th attended a Twilight More than $65 has been Concert of the Buckeye Scarlet collected by this class for Band at Mirror Lake Holseveral activities during the low on the Ohio State current school year. University Campus WedIN STATE BEE HEMLOCK GROVE Denise Marshall, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Marshall, Hemlock Grove, eighth grade student at Meigs Junior High recent!~ participated in the s tate s pelling bee comeptition . Denise' was· the county winner for the second time this year having won her first while a fifth grade student at Salisbury Elementary. BAKER FURNITURE i 1 t PSSSSST! Roofs Don't Wear.Out • • • They· Burn Out! ·GET-- ..... 8~t For. Sale . • •. ,.------------· 8 LEGHORN hens. 4781. • . • • ~----------- 40 sQ. y OS. o·f carpet, $4 a yard, call aft er s p. m. 992 ·2789 . 5-l o.Jtc • 1 1 •• II :I :I :1 •I Here's the Man . To See For • • • THE. BEST MASON - The 92 seniOrs who wi ll gradua1e from Wahama High School this month are Stanley lee Adk ins, William Mi c ha e l Boston , William Robert Brinker, Kevin William Brown, John Curtis Burris , Steven Terry Carpenter, Roger lee Dingey, Donald William Dye, lawrence Michael Foreman, John Stephen Gerlach, Will iam Eugene Gibbs, Paul Edwin, Gr imm, Tony Ray Gr imm, Arthur Jeffrey Hart. David Jennings Hudnall. George Jason Ingels, James Roberr Ingels, Jr. · Also James Robert Lambert, Donald Ray Machir, Tracy Glenn Morris, Audie Murphy McFarland, Mic hael Henry Oh ling er, John Elmer Ord, Thomas Albert · .Re itmire, Rona ld Harold Rickard , Jr ., Je ffrey Bruce Riley, Char les Wesley Roush , Danny Ray Roush, Johnny Lee Roush , Joseph Robert Roush , Timothy Ray Roush, Vernon Ray Roush , Jr .. Gary Michael Russell , Thomas Allen SamseL Ke nt Edward Sayre, Ja ck Kenneth Spires, Jr ., Lloyd Neil Ten nant, Henry Ester VanMeter, Lawrence Mc Cray Weaver , Roger Gene Winebrenne r, Michae l J ohn Wolfe. Charles William WoofJ, Daniel Jospeh Workman , Nathan Ctay Yonker, Timoth y ONE APPLICATION . I I 1 I I l lse;rs jll •• Broug,h t to you by Baker Furniture, Vil~ge : l Lou Osborne.. -~I 1 : Pharmacy, Meigs County Branch:o{ The :I VALUES • • I I. ·Athens ·eo unty Sa vzngs · sEARs • an d Lo.an and •• I1 Catalog Merchan,t l1 ! 7: ,I', d S R ea [*~or · · ' . f\ •. 1 220 E. Main Pomeroy I •• r r.rgt·1 B • 'T' ~ ea1 or , r., PH . 992 .ma 1 1 I • • • • • • • • • • ._. ~;ti • • •-• • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • •.• • I 1.-----------~ Ca ll or visit us 1o se nd you r Sweet. Surpri se fl oral arrang e ment in ou r ex. elusive hand-paint ed Ital ia n ceramic basket . Or send Mom a beauti ful green and grow ing plant, .a+:cented with fre sh fl owers . .. in the sam e ceramic ba sket . lo10.00 up DUDLEY'S FLORIST 59 N. 2nd Ave. .............. Lowen maintf!ftllnc~~~ 0011t .__,....... ·Proo.eti • ..~ . d - ... · FR.EE_ I'ARKtNG AT -- KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. . New Loutron 40S N. 2nd Ave. . 992-3748 or 992-5020 Middleport, 0. > BAUM LUMBER Sale's and Service 985-3301 Chester. 0. WHEELHORSE "') ';.)560 ATHENS, Ohio ( UP I) Shana Alexander, Newsweek colum nist former ly of Life and McCall's maJJ,azines, Thursday ca lled the Wctte rga tc Affair th e biggest news story in 200 years - and said it se rved to r edeem the American press. Mrs . Ale x. unde r , he re to 2~HOUR CLEANING (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS Hoy H.- (icurge, W:Jverly, Tenn .; eigh1 ~rondc hildr en and three ~reat~ Thursday at th.e Holze r grandchildr·en. ML•di ('a l Center . A retired J;'uneral services w·IJ be held ca rpenter. Mr. Johr\sun wa s at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Mt. precedod in death by a ., Hermon United , Brethren Church with the Rev . Robert Shouk officiating. Burial wiD be in the Mt. Herm on Cemetery. Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home at anytime. · daUJ.:hter, Ethel Mac ,Johnson . Surviving ur(• his wire, Mabel E.; three suns, Ger·ald E., Reedsville ; Hoy L. Warren, and Harold 0. of Chester: two daughters, Mrs. Robert ( ~ary IAJU J Con rad, Shennston, W. Va .; Mr~. Cl~rcnce ( Lucille) Atherton, Long Bottom : two br(rt hcrs, William, Akr on, and m:mJmllfiiD.. John son . Members arc to bri ng thei r cameras wit11 fi lm and t heir se wing baskets. - · Hhrmd a Hani ng . A BUTTON ... • turn set on/off • adjust volume • change channels (UHF/VHF) 001nny. Sayre partici pate in Commun ications Wee k at the Ohio Uni versity Sehoul of ,Journalism , said the alleged conspirators were not only prepar ed to stea l pa pers for infornHILi on, but wer e " ready to stea l the 1972 presidenti:1 l elec tion.". " The people who uncovered the Watergate CcJsc," she s<.~ i d , •· we re w embcrs of the press ~ whi ch has rise n from the mud slun g by Vice Pres ident Spiro Ag ucw." Mr s. · Alexander, who rcce iv.cd the school's C~UT VanAnda ;no.·ard f<Jr her "entlur·ing contribu tions to journalism," suit! onl y 14 of 212211 members of lh e W<Jshirr Ktun press l:Orps w e n~ ac tively involved in uncOvl: ring the eve nts ar ound t he 1972 bur gla r y of th e natio na l Democ ratic hce~dquar te r s. She also t ilution ed reporte rs not to bcc:omc prosecutor ur· judge. " I hope thi s co'untl' y ce lebra tes its 200t h a nni vc rst:ll'y not by hav in g parades," she added , " bu t by re furm!n f:!; our c lci'l<Jr'lli campHign system ." PUSH tune tabte color TV from your easy chair ... fttiRAC DO Did you know th11 l a new era I n car repair i s dawn ing .... the era of the Aut omoti ve Diagnn s iJc Cen ler . Mobi l Oil Cor porat ion opened the f i r ~! cc nlcr fiv e yedrs ago in Cherry Hill . N. J. al a cos t of 5500;000. MOIOROI.A -+- Quasa.:. TrA ined dic)gr1osti cian s in Dr . Kildilre ur,iforrns work on you r car like an operat ing room team . The co mplet e.• . cx amrr1r1 ! ion l nk ~s only 25 rniil utes, cos ts iu51 $9 .50 nnd providcs you wi lh a wri ll".on record ol Sa separa te lcl'ols ·indiCa ting cx.;ac tly how your vchic.:IC l ~il s lo mea sure up to the lilc lory s pecif ic illion s provide d by its manu facturer . "works in a drawer .•" ' color TV The Stantord Resea r ch Insti tute forecasts lbat by 1975 there will be 15,000 s m~llcr . di.=~gno s ti c;: -· in- stall fllions. Docc; your lnp wa ter f£lil to ' rne8 surc , u p to requirements for modern living? Al l Water Refining unH s ar c lhoroughly tes ted , profe ssiO no!l ll y ins ta ll ed r1nd guaran teed in wriling lor tO yea rs. You ' ll 11\lve a " bc ll cr wily ol li fe throug h befl cr wa lcr ." Call 882 7575. cabinet wllh Wt!lnu t grtll n llnlsh vlri yl covering SAYRE HARDWARE WERNER RADIO & T.V. Model TT934HW 25" pr c1ure 1rn eas ured di agonally) . Ourablo mol al See a demonstration at .. _ MIDDLEPORT, 0. IIU2 -2S2 S • • ' big_ to a fOr ?• I• YOUR HEADQUARTERS PETS and SUPPLIES COMPLETE 10 GALlON AQUARIUM Special Edition Chrysler Newport 2-DoOr Hardlop · TURTLES, HAMSTERS, CAGES PARAKEETS, GUINEA PIGS * *ForCollars & Harne .. Dogs & Cats *fish Tropical Fish & Suppliet * Brandy Casks *·Dog C~at• & Sweaters ' Rawhide Chews Carrying Ca1et & "P~ns " for Pet1 K~nnel Bedding (Red Cedar Skaving•) Live Hamt.leu- Coges and Supplies * * * * com an¥ wart you ·. Maybe you've bee n loo king aroun d fo r a big , lux urio us car. Maybe yo u've eve n gotten a quote. But yo u won de r. Is it re ally the car you wa nt. Is it th e best value ? The best pri ce? One.way to find out is to see uS and compare . our Spec ial Ed ition Ch rysler Newport. Not only is it big, beautiful and lu xur i,o us- it co mes wit h ' co pper ta n shag car pet, special ·. we gra in vin yl roof. It's a d is tin ction mo re peo ple can affoi d . We welcome the oppo rtun ity lo show y o~ how Chrysle r makes it eas y to move up to a big car. Pet Library A vailable. 8e Informed About Your Pets and Their Needs. MODERN SUPPLY 399 West Main Street 992 ·2)64 Pomeroy, Ohio THE; 5TORE WITH " All KINOS OF STUFF" FOR PEl:.l STAB L ES - LARGE AND SMA L L t\ NIMAL5 , LAWN S . GARD ENS. • e'lcom · e It ps~;~-~~~~~~~%:~~~!~Yw ·a \ ~ CHRVS , ,.L,,E,I,R ·. AUTHORIZED DEAU!FI ~ ....... MaYOII.SC II • mRYSLER , Plymoulli TOM RUE ·MOTORS 399 SOUTH 3rcf AVE., MU>PLIPORT,· O. LAWN & G-" Rn~N TRACTORS Middleport, 0 . L-~- Enjoy a gra ss cutting weekend with a Wheel Horse tra ctor. . . Your Wheel Horse dea ler has rhe bJggest lrne ol la ~ n and garden tr actars ever. Tractors. m:e the 16 an d 18 ~p auto mati cs for big jobs. Interme diate and econom y sr ze automat ic and lever Shift trac tors fr?m 7 I~ 14 HP tha t o ff ~r versatility and efficiency for gell rng lhe rob done are avail· able . too . Tra cto.rs are loaded with fea tures that m~ k e tra ctor operation en joyable. Choose fro m 42 work .sav1ng atta chments . So ligh'ten your work load. buy Wh ee ~ Horse and have time for fami ly fun . Wheel Horse q~ a !l t y and dependability is backed w!lh 27 years of e ~~: pe r1 ence CIIESTt-:H Johnson, 72, Chester , died Biggest in 200 years New mem bers selected their *DOGS AND CAT BEDS Dog Houses (Insulated) *Cat Bell• · FOR ROOFS, METAL AND MASONRY SURFACES• 1 l'ntering tr3ining at Port Wood on March 30. He will graduate June L Born at l~umerny . March 7. 1955, Pvt ~ Gheen now resides ut Belmont Route 2. lie has 9. brother, Frederick. Gheen is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gbeen .of Ra<'inc. Brend a Bishop who made beer projects for the yea r at the pinwhee ls an d butte rsco tch May :1 meeting of the Ri ver- cookies, and gave sa;npies to view 4•H Cl ub. There were two · the me mbers. A demonstra tion ad viso rs and· 8 memb ers un pn~ ss ure pnir1ts· in fir st aid prese nt: The mee tin g was held was given by Brenda Bishop . at th e home of Maxine The nc x. t meeti ng will be Whitehead . Me~ y 21 at the Harrison ville Tammy Curti s led the club in Grange. - Sue Kennedy. THF. HOCKETS 4-H .Club nesday evening. · Kar- a "Geog raphy and Shopping" ga me. Refr es hm ents wer e held H meetin g on May 4 at the en Griffith, their daughter, ser ved aflCrwards by Ja ne and hume of Becky Long, Advisors was featured in th e solo Ju li Wh te head . Th e nex t <J ttc nclirr g were Dori s Woodlrwnpet par t. Th i.s concert wa s ' . mee tin g .will be May 2:~ . at ya rd , and Viola Harring. Ther e dedi cated to Jack 0 . Evans, Stewa rt Ha ll. Merl1bers will w(.' re six members prese nt. founder of the Buckeye Bands, ~ t art their projects at this lime. Phms were made for the wh o is retiring at the end of thi s Barbara Andrews. members to ta ~~ pictur es for year . A MOTHER'S DAY part y 1hc ir ph otOg raph y pr o j ed~ . . was sc heduled for today for th e Me mbers arc also to ~c t thei r I would li ke to give J :Jne mothers Jnd mem ber·s of the sewing baskets together. They Fonda al)d ot hers like her a RIJI.:k Springs Ladybugs 4-H are to bri ng their goods to the o ra~·wa y ti cket to Han oi. Club . Th e Roc k Sp rin ~;;s nex t mee tin g to pr ac ti ce -Sen. Henmw 'J'CLlmadg e, Lady bugs met May 4 at the . sti tches on . D-Ga. ho me of Louise Ra dford . Oul'i ng the projec t lessons Advisors presen t were Louise cam e ra s and film wer e Radford , Ann Ev a ns, and discussed . The members illso Thelma .Jeffers. There were disc ussed p<Jlt crn s. Ber: ky ei ~ ht members and one visfto!' l.ung led the members in prese nt. recrea ti on and aft c rw<.~rd s The clu b is a tsn planning to r efreshments were served . enter a floa t. in the Rcgalt<.t The next meeting will be Parade. I.oui~e Radford se rved .June l a t the home of Tammy refres hments. The next mee tin t::: win be May 18 at Joe Ze rkl e an d J ames Da le Ba tes . The lm ;-J .Jeff ers' horn r·. ·Kathy Sue Arnold, Rebecca • Cllri s lie Evan s . Fry Bogg s, Dian e Ka y I TH E HA RRI SONVII, LE Bum g.arner. Mar y Ja n Bum garner , Caro l Nor een Gi rls 4-H Honor Club mel Ma y Circle. Cynth ia Lynn Cooke, 7 at the Harr isonville Gr ange. Clari ce Ra e Davis, Rebecca Lynn Dudley , ~ e br~ . Ka_ y AU viso rs att endi ng wer e Gerla ch, Pa tr ic 1a G1 llls p1e P<t ulin e Atkins , Sharon Jewel Russel l, Maril yn Kat y and Bctly Bishop. There were Goodnite, Marilyn Grah a m Black , Cha rl ott e. Yvonn e ni ne member s present . ll was 'Grimm , Mona Ei leen Han lon, ~eci d ed that dues of 50 cent:; Juan ita Jean Harrah, Dianna Lynn Harri S, Ppme la · Jayn e for the cl ub year be paid. HarL Berky · lynn Hen· Pomeroy 210 E . 2nd Brcnd<J Bishop. gave a r eport dri ckson , Jeanni e Mar ie Phone 992-5428 Hobbs, Chri stin e Lynne Hoff- on ttr e 4-H Pla n-0-Rama. . man , Carolyn Hughes Ingl es. A projec tlesson was given by Al so. Carol Ann Johnson, Diana Roush J ohn son . Michelle Eileen Ka y, Ka1he y La von Keyes, Judith Frances Ueving, Grac e Mar ie Marr, Den ise Diane Parsons, Rebecca Paugh · Barton , Ma )(i ne Garn et Rickard , Darlene May Riffle, Mauree n Lou ise Riley , Linda Lo u Rou sh, Patricia Hudson Rou sh, Patty Ri ley Rous h, Sharon Roffgen Rou sh, Karr~ on Faye Skeens, Ethel May ie rry, Linda Sue VanMatre, Lue11a Charl ene Wea ver , Pame la Ray e Weaver, Diana Lynn White, Debra Kay Wolte. Mar ion Dee Woodr um, Fran ces Elaine Wr iston and Al berta Marie Y9ung . Includi ng heater. pump, filter tubi ng , fi 11er wool and c~arcoal wi t h a 5 yea r guaran tee . SPECIAL BUYS No. 301 Heavy Duty Liquid Aluminum Coating Formulated with Asphaltic-Gilsonite Liquids. Also. No. 350 for Mobile Homes. s-9-J tc I : Phone 949- da ys With his parents before • SEE YOUR WHEELHORSE DEALER FOR 1973 TRACTORS NOW LUM 8utpriseWer! Pvt. Rodney L. Gheen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Gheen, who enJisted in the U. S. Artny Rese r ves last Au gust , is a Uendin g engineering school at Fort Le onard Wood , Mo. Gheen underwent basic training at Fort Dix, N. J. , and spcntlO Roy R. Johnson died Thursday Plans are announced for a Headin~ Problems," at the Pumcroy. Bradb~ry Schools Shcralon·Gibson J-l ulel in CUtl(_-t,•rtlo be presented in both Cincinnati. Tht:! pr ~ ram was buildings by the combined presented by Dr. Jane H. Roo t, bands Wlder the direction of a naLionaHy ce lebrated inco n~ullant . Her Dt~vid Bowen the last week of service sc hool. Students at Pomeroy credentials include work as a c linician and will ~o to Bradbury, and in the leading afternoon Bradbury students diag nQStician, corrective and will t'Ome to Pomeroy to devel o pmental readin g teacher, sc hool psychologist, combine for the concert . district reading specialist. and Mrs. Tom !April ) Smith has Mrs. Helen WilliHms will joined the Pome roy elemcn· la ry building as a secreta ry. attend U1e S.F:.O. Council on April is not 0::1 newcomer to the Aging to be held at the Motor building, having worked there Jnn, Nelsonville, Friday , May previously. Mi-s . J oyce Vance 11 . They will work on program will be leaving to join the new development and needs and mine operat ion in Meigs Mrs. Williams wi ll provide the cducator:s ' puint of view . Mrs. County . Mrs . Ina Mee~dows and Mrs. Williams is the sixth grade . Bonnie Fisher spent M onday tea cher at the Pomeroy and T uesday at a professional elementary building. T he wor k shi p , ·· c l ass r oo m sc hoQl patrol wiH be honor ed at Diagnos is of In dividual the May meeting of the PTA . Wahama class of -92 will graduate • •• •• May 17. 1 p.m. Hutland, Friday, May 18. 8:30a.m. Pomeroy , Frida'y. May 18, 12 :30 p.m . Bradbury, Monday, May 21, 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. E:ighth grade students to high school : 8-1 and B-2, Monday, May 14, 9 a .m. lh1 and 64 , Monday, May 14, 12:30 ~ . m . 8-o and_!k;, Tuesday, May 15, 9 a .m. 8-7 and Rm. :i04 and BEMR , Tuesday, May 10, 12:30 p.m. dine at Jack's • • ........ . ._,. By RICK DU BROW (Conti nued fr om page I ) HOLLYWOOD (UP!) _ With Great Selection Brandeberry described as sports the big attraction they of Gills the most ideal and effective are on television, you would 197 1 TR IUMP.H650 ; Bonnevi ll e. way for family plan· think the networks would 4,500 miles , $995 or bes1 off er ; phone 992.3048. Middleport ning. In response sorn~how be able to come up 5-6 6tp to a qu estion about with more ·announ cers a s Book Store GROCERY business fo r sale . the issuan.ce of birth control colorful and enJoyable as, the Buil ding tor s~ l e or lease. pills to unmarried teenagers, events they are broadcasting. Phone 773-5618 fr om 8: 30 p.m.· he said that " by law; every With the exception of a few tq 10 p.m. for a ppoi ntm ent. 3·20·1fC - -· American has the right to notable sportscasters, the an· noWlcers thrust upon the public family planning." HOME Grown Tomafo pla n1s To a ques tion on the import- are 80 mediocre and faceless fo r ga rden use; large sfurd y plants; Imp roved Mexica n, ance of pre-natal ~are, the that you have to a ssume Heinz 1350 and Supersonic ; also ho t peppers, mang oes obste tri cian stressed that this television believes the events an d cabbage plants . On Rt. · is the tim e when trouble signs themselves are so attractive 124, 500 fl . above the State are picked up and with proper that alrnqst anyqne can go Park in Syracuse, 0 ., Thomas tree tment before the child is through the play-by-play and A June picnic at the roadside HJyman . .4-24-331c . bm·n or when the trouble comm~ ntary chores. park on Route 33 was planned develops, many birth defects NBC-TV has Curt Gowdy, at the Tuesday night meeting continuous-clean Q¥en finish is NEW 2 jjiece Moder n Li vi ng ca n be either prevented or who could take his place in an of the Hearths tone Class ol the Room Suite, with 90" 3 cushion sofa, bu t1on tufted prepal'ed for . era of sportscasting as a Middl eport Firs t . Baptist ba cKand ext ra high bac k Mr. He discussed miscarriages reporter of class;· senSe an'd Church mee ting at the home of Chai r : • t his week only. S IJ9 ,95 ; Cas h & Ca rry ; at the request of one of the balance. He·knows just when to Mr . and Mrs. Paul Smart. Pomeroy Recove r y, 622 E. tee na gers, pointing oUt that turn on ~he emotion, and when A repor t was given on the Main, Po meroy, phone 992· man y times this is "nature's t 1 t o e events carry th emse Ives. Sun day sc hool class r oom 7554 . 5·10-6tc \\oily of gct.tirig rid of an im- And the reason for this is that improvements whi ch have perfect fe tus." He said that he obviously h~s ·a balanced been completed. Mr. and Mrs . BOAT. Motor a nd tr a il er , asking $225. lwo ai r con . ho rm one i mbal<:~n c e or a vi ew of Hfe and his profesSion. Harold Hubbard and Harold E . Undeniably a Star di lioners - one 15';000· BTU' s ge ne tic problem, can also be a Hubbard furnished the paint and one 8000 BTU's . Phone cause of a miscarriage , and ABC-TV has Howard Cos~ll , and pain ted the classroom , and 992.998 L 5· 10-31c · that itl many cases the ·r eal who i~ undeni(}.bly a star in his Willis Anthony ins talled the cau se is never determined. field, but who falls into the new lighting·. It wa s noted that BE DROb M Suite, bookcase Inadequate diet for proper category of an acquired taste. the daily vaca tion B i bl~ School hea dboard, double dresser wit h mirr or, nigh t stand. development of the fetus and He kn ows his stuff, all tight, will begin on June 4 and will Ha r lis Frank , Chester, Oh io. prema turity are ma. jor but he ,is abrasive to many . continue for se ven days with a Ph one 985·3368. 811V1et clock 5-10-Jtp pr·oblems for the pregnant 15 viewers, and seems to operate c los'in g prog ram on Wedfour-hour timer and 16-year-olds, Dr. Bran- on the theory I hat few pictures nesda y, June 13. • GRAVEL Y Rotary plow and deberry said . He said evidence are worth a thousand words , l•ooktop lifU up 1nd off Mrs . Smart, Mrs. David cui tlva tor . old ice box, dinett e thorough ellaning is available which s hows that especially if they are his Darst, Mrs. Mary Hughes and se t.. Phone 992-551 0. 5-lQ.Jtc cigarette smoking mothers not thousand words, and most Mrs. J ohn Werner were named tron1 control$ to the committee to plan th e way from heat 1nd 1972 KA WASA KI 175. knobb y only hav e s maller babie s especially if they are sprinkled coc•k;,,. utensils tires. 21" r im, e xc e llent (averag e of seven oun ces liberally with four-syllabl e June picrliC. cond ition. $495. Ph one 992- lighter ) but that the babies words. But all this, of course, is Pra yer and a ·welcome by 2360. have a lower I.Q. his stock in trade as a perMrs. Wem er open ed th.e 5-10-Stp Am ong the ques tions posed sonaHty. meeting. Mrs. Allen Hughes STAR CRAFT New & Use d at the Be-In was one on ABC-TV also ha s Keith had devotions using as her Tra vel Tra il ers and Foid !Model 13321 down camp ers; 18ft. 5 in. LP, abortion . Dr . Brandeb€rry was Jackson, one of the most un- topic ''The Bread of Life'', with S.1899 ; 22 fl .. 7 ;n _, SC. emphatic .in I:ris personal derrated SJXJrts annOuncers. S3650; 20 f1 . 7 in. SC. $3275; conviction against abortion , He seems to be able to ham;l le J ohn 6: 46-58, for scripture. Here•s the dqn scene- liberates you from the. messiest task Attending the meeting were· Sta rmaster Campers, $1350; in the kitchen, Specially-developed right"((n finish on oven We se ll service and qua lity . ~nd just as emphatic in his just. about any chore, and he Mr . and Mrs . Taylor , Edison sides, top, bouom, back end door int8rior has continuOusFina ncing arrang ed. CAMP feelings of support for birth has m uch more .in conunon Baker, Mr. and Mrs. David CO NLEY STA RCRA F T cleaning action at regular biking tempera. with Gowdy than Cosell, but he Dars t, Mr. and Mrs . Allen SAL ES, Rt . 62N ot Pt . control. tures, The end of own scrape, scour and Pl easa nt W. Va ., beh ind Red Miss Mary Bradbury ; also has a highly individual and Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Willis scrub -automatically -right on I Car pet Inn. Phone 675·5384. s tudent nurse at the Holzer recognizable voice and apAillhony, Mr. and Mrs. Harold 5·10-8fc Medi cal Cen ter, was proach. LikeGowdy,hehasthe ~ Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. John CL EAN Carpets th e save and moderator for the meeting. In skill to blend straight play-by- Wern er, the Rev . Charles sa fe way with Blue Lustr e. her remarks she noted that play reporting with colorful Simons, Mr . and Mrs. Milton Rent e lec tr ic shampooer SL Ne lso n's Dr ug Store , over one-half million teenage commentary . And he has the Hood and the hosts . MIDDLEPORT, 0. Pome roy . Ohio. girls marry each year, that one perspective and hwnor that all 5-10-2tc out of 10 girls in the U.S. have a truly topflight broadcasters UPHO LS TERY Mat er ia ls, baby before she is 18, that one- must have if they are not to regul arly S3.95 on ly $ 1.95. third of all first born are born become boring. AlSo remnant s. Pom e roy I've suggested before that Recove ry , 622 E. Ma in SL, to tee nage mothers, and that phone 992-7554. over an eight year period the Jackson and ex-basketball star 5-3-24tp number of very young and coach Bill- Russell are the NEW FOAM to fill your old mothe!'s, 15 or younger; has best sportscasting team on cus hi ons, standard size sui1e, . more than doubled. network television, and I think on ly $9. 95 . Pomeroy It was lurther pointed out at the way they have wOrked Recovery , 622 E. Main St., phan·e 992-7554. the meeting through a quiz that together coveri ng Natiqnal, 5-3-24tp one infant in every 14 in Bask'etball Association games America today is born with a has been one of the g~nuine . birth defect, and that birth r-]Fc;;:];lolhe;;;;])c;y:-~ defe cts add up to the biggest I For child health problem , in the coun tl'y today. 2 PM SUNDAY CABLE CH~ANNEL 5 ,1 l Visitation days will be held for students of the Meigs Local School District moving into the juniqr and senior high schools next fall . The visi tations are planned to better acq uaint students entering the schools for the ·firs t time with the buildings an d procedures. The schedul e for the visi tations includes : Salisbury, Tuesday May 15, 1 p.m. Sal em Ce nt er, Thur sday , May 17, 8:15 a .m. Harriso nvi lle, Thursday, ·;·~-~iM£fou/ 1 Beaut iful .,.,.,._.., fash ions , e)(Qu isite lingerie an.d other spec/'al gi ft items . f jn doubL give our G i ll Ce rt.ifica te. Pomeroy-Bradbury News Visitation days set next week Df[~~! ­ TV Review Babies BEAUT IFUL selection of flower s, wrea ths an d baske1s fo r Memor ial Day. Cliff' s Shoe Repa ir, Middlepor1. 5-6·12tc .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . : MEIGS BAND TRIP PREVIEW : ' both MONE Y RECEIV ED Meigs County received $4 ,564 .98 of a to tal or $5,!!62,031 .29 distributed in Ohio this week as the May disbursement o£ state funds to local political subdivisions und er the local goveF nme nt fund program, according to Sta te • Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson. OFFICERS OF THE new Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority , established in Meigs County for the first lime, installed Thursday night are, front, I tor, Lois Rosenbaum , vi ce president ; Vera Crow, president ; Jean Werry, recording secretary; second row , Reva Vaughan , corresponding secr etary, and Ruby Baer , treasurer . pet. .500 .500 Wilc oxen . The awards were made by Th. Ashland Poetry Press, and representatives from the sc hools received congratulations from editors of the Poetry Press, Richard Snyder and Robert McGovern along with leading America~ poel X. J . Kennedy, National Endowment for the Arts Literar y Director , Leonard Randol ph, and Ohio Arts Council Dii"ector , Donald J. Streibig . .·:.:w~"'.de! ( Best o f Sev en ) 4 1 A. seniors at Southern High School , were awarded a framed certificate of merit in the teaching or poetry .at the £i£th annual "The Voice and the Word " poetry festival held on the Ashland College campus Mayo. Awards were made to 26 schools whose students had poetry published in the annual Ohio high school student anthology, "'The Young Voice IJ ". Fina l NBA Pla yoff Standings Bv Unit ed Press International ( Final s) New Yor k Los Angeles 7 -The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy,O., May 11, 1973 .~· �~ - The Daily Senhnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May ll, 1973 PORTLAND WorShip 7 JO PAUL LUTHERAN Rev A.rlhur C L und , p rn • ChLt r c h School 9 30 a m SUTTON WorS hip , 1l am •astor Sundav sc hool u'lur 1nd and 4th Sundays . Church ~e ry aduiiL 9 IS am , Charles Sc t'!oot 10 a m Evans, Chns llan Edu c <~t•on WESLEYAN IR.acll'e) S.u pt , worshiP sennce-, 10 30 am , c onftrmal 1on c lasses , Wor s h i p , 11 a m , Church Sc hool. 10 a m Tuesday 7 8 15, j un.or con NORTHEAST CLUSTER flfmat1on c la ss, lime set Re,. J;,cob Lehman weekly , senior conf,rmat ton Rev , Stanley Br~ndum cl ass Senror cho.r, 7 30 p m JOPPA - WorShiP 10 B rn , . Tuesday SEVENTH OAY AD · Church Sch ool 9 a m , Pra yer VE NTIST Loc ated on Meet rng , Wednesday , 8 p , m LONG BOTTOM Church' Mulberry H eig hts , near Ve t erans M emonal Hosp tta l. se rv rc es , 9 am , Sunday $e,hool 9 45 a m B1ble Study Pomeroy Pastor Herbert Morgan Sa bbath Sc l'lool. every . eve ry Thbrsday , 7 30 p m , NORTH BETHEL War Saturday at 1 p m and wor shrp ship 11 a m ; Church School tO se r v1ce follow ing at J I S p m Open B tble drscusston each am AlFRED - Svnday school, Thursday at 7 30 p m at the ea c h S unday . church "The Frtendly 9 45 a m prea c hrng at 11 am each Church " Sunday Prayer meetmg , 7 45 GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preachtng p m Wednesday wscs, a p m on lh~rd Tuesday each month 9 JO a m f 1rst and second REEDSVILLE __, Sunday Sund ay s o f each month , t htrd school , 9 30 , preach,ng , 7 30 and fo ur th Sundays ea c h month worshrp se rv ice at 7 30 p m Sunday , prayer meet ,ng , p m Wednesday eventngs at 7 30 p rn Tu esd ay , W SCS, 7 30 f rrs t Thur sday eac h month 7 30, Prayer an d B rbl e Study SILVER RIDGE - Worsh rp FIRST SOUTHERN BAP 10 am , Church School , 9 am TIST 182 MulberrJ Ave , TUPPERS PlAINS Pomeroy , affrlrate w t lh Worsh rp 9 am , Chur c h S B C , fhe Rev Fred Hrll , Sc hool. 10 a m pas l o r H ershe l M cC lure , KENO CHURCH OF Sunday sc hool su pt SLtnday CHRIST ~ Hobart Newell , sc hool. 9 30 a m , mornrng su pt se r\1' 1Ce weekly , 9 · 30 am w o r Sh lP 10 30 am , Su nday on Suoday Prea chmg frrst and evangeltsl•c meetmg 7 30 p m thtr.d Sundays o f month by P ray er meetmg Wednesday Ctr fford Smr th . 9 30 am 7 JO p m HOBSON CHRISTIAN MIDDLEPORT UNION Darrel Doddrdl , MT MORIAH BAPTIST ~ pastor Su nday Scho ol , 9 JO Corner Fourt h and Ma rn , am Leonard Gtlmore, f rrst M tddleport Rev H enry Key, even1ng se rv tc e , 7 JO J r pas lor Sund ay Sc hool , 9 JO elde r p m W ed ne s day prayer am Mrs Ervm BaLtmgard meet rng , 7 30 p m ner , supt , Morntng wor sht p , MT MORIAH CHURCH OF 10 45 a m GOD - Racme Route 2 The • JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSES Rev Charles Hand , pastor "t arr y Carnahan . presrdrng Sunday s ctt oo l 9 45 a m , mm ts t er Sunday , B rble lee mornrng wor sh.tp 11 am lur e, 9 30 am Watch low er Evenrng serv•ces, Tuesday and study 10 30 am TLt esd ay F r td ay , 1 30 B rP ie study 7 30 p rn Thurs BEARWAllOW RIDGE day , mmrs try school, 7 30 ~HURCH OF CHRIST. Btble p m se r \l'tce meetrng a 30 study. 9 30 am , morn tng pm worship 10 30 a m , even tng MIDDLEPO~T CHURCH of worshrp 6 JO p m Wednesday Chn st rn Chrrs11an Umon Brble s!udy, 7 30 p m Law r ence Man ley pastor , UNITED MINISTRY OF Mrs Russell Young Sunday MEIGS COUNTY , The Untied Sc hool Supt Suoday Sc hool Presbytenan Church , Dwrght 9 30 a m E\l'en tng worshtp Zav tlz.. Pastor Dtre c to r. 7 30 Wednesday prayer, L George W Hutton and Rev meeltng , 7 30 p m Ltnson Stebb•ns , Ass ' t Pastor MT MORIAH CHURCH OF D tr ectors GOO - Rac rne Ro'l-fe 2, the FIRST UNITED PRES · Re v James M Mun d y , pastor BYTERIAN , Mrddle S und ew school , 9 45 a m , port. Sunday Church School , mornrng wor sh1p , 11 am School , 9 JO a m , Mr s Hom er even •nQ wor sh1p , 7 30 p m Lee , Supt Mornrng Worsh rp Prayer mee l tng , Tuesday, 7 30 10 30 a m p m , Young peop le's mee trng, FIRST UNITED 7 30 p m Thursday PRESBYTERIAN, M1d RUTLAND CHURCH OF dleport Sunday Church Schoo!, GOD B e rth~ Kmgr'ey 9 30 a m , Lewrs Sauer, Supf , su b sft tute pastor Sunday Morntng Worsh p, 10 30 am Sc hool 10 am worsh•P MT OLIVE CHURCH se r\l' tC e 7 p m Sunday Prayer Long Bottom SunCay School, meetmg, Wedne-sday 7 JO p m 10 a m wrth Wrllard Ptgotl, HAZEL COMMUNITY svpt Evangelrst message each CHURCH ~ Near Long Bof Sundny even rng , 7 30 p m by tom Esttl Hart , pastor. Roy E l der Russell Clme, mmtster Brown , assrstant pastor of the Apostol rc Fa1 th Btble Su nday school , 10 a m Church Slu dy , Wednesday 7 30 p m 7 JO p m each Sunday FIRST UNITED eve nmg prayer meet1ng 7 30 PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse. p m Thursday Mornmg Worsh•p 9 a m MIDDLEPORT PEN Sunday Church Schoo l , 10 am TECOST Al ~ Thrrd Ave th e Mr s Sampson Hall , Supt Rev W rl l ram Kn1ttel. pastor ST IVER SVI LLE COM Ronald Dugan Sunday School MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Supt CHtsses for all ages , school ser\l'tCe. 10om , Prayer evenmg se rvr ce 7 JO p m , meetrng Thursday 7 p m Brble s tudy, Wednesday 7 30 Su nday eventng servrce , 7 p m p m youth serv tc es Frtday, Z ION CHURCH OF CHRIST 7 30 p m Pomeroy Harr•sonv ille FREEW i l l BAPTIST ~ Road Kenneth Eberts, pastor Co rner Ash and P l um , Mrd Paul McElroy, Sunday School lllepo rt No e l Herrman Su p! Sunday School 9 30 a m pastor Sa tur aay e ven mg morn tng worshtp and com se rv rc e 7 p m Sunday school mvn roo . 10 30 am Sunday 10 am , Sunday e \l'entng evenrng youth Chr rsltan en wor s hrp 7 p m deavor 6 30, Wor sh rp ser F IRST BAPTIST of Mtd v• ces, Su nday , 7 30 p m d lepcrt corner of S xth and Wednesday e\l'en rng prayer Palmer Str eets Rev Charles meet tng and B rble study . 7 30 Srmons pastor Danny p m Thomp son Sun day Sc hool ST JOHN LUTHERAN S uper 1ntend e n1 Sunday Prne G rov e, the Rev Arthur c hur c h sc hool for everyone Com b s pastor Sunday school 9 15 am , Morrpng worshtp 9 JO a m , chu rch servrces, 10 15 am Even1ng se r vrces , 10 JO a m 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer BRADBURY CHURCH OF se r vtce 7 30 p m Extra you t h CHRIST Bible School, 9 30 actrvrlres on Sunday 5 p m am , morn1119 wor shtp 10 30 for a l l you l h up to s rxlh grade , am Sunday evenmg Worshrp 6 30 for I Untor and sen10r htgh Serv r ce, 7 JO p m chorr studen t s practrce Su nday and Wed CHURCH OF CHRIST, nesday 7 p m , prayer meetrng Mtdd l epor l 5th and Matn and Bib le Study Wednesday, Raulrn Moyer pastor MIChael 7 30 p m Ge rlach , Sunday Sch ool supt ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Brb t e Sc hool , 9 30 am , Rev Freeland Norrr s pa stor mornrng wor sh •P 10 30 a m , Sunday Schoo l 10 a m , Church evenmg worshrp 7 30 p m , serv tee. 7 p m Wedn esday prayer $e rv tcc 7 p m Wed B•ble Study , 7 p m nesday RACINE FIRST CHURCH MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Sunday School 9 30 a m • Audry Mrlfer, pastor Lew 1s Mornrng Worshrp, 10 30 am EiltS Sunday school sup t E\l'entng worshrp, 7 30 p m , S unday school, 9 30 am , Wednesday Mrd Week Serv 1ce mornmg worshrp 10 30. iL1n10r Sunday School Supermtendent socte fy , 6 30 p m NYP S, 6 45 Gerald Wells Pa stor , Rev p m Sunda y evange listic Morrrs M Wolfe mee lr ng, 7 30 p m Prayer RACINE FIRST BAPTIST meeltng , Wednesday 7 30 p m Edward B F i sche r pastor MEIGS lnterrm , Ronnre Sa lser , COOPERA TIVE Sunday Schoo l supt. Sunday PARISH Sc hool , 9 30 a m , mornmg THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH worshtp 10 45 am , sUnday Robert R Card evening worshtp, 7 30 p m Dtre c tor Wednesday evemg Bib l e stu dy , POMEROY CLUSTER 7 30 p m Rev Rob ert R Card DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev F Stanten Smrth Rev lawrence Sulltvan, CHESTE~ Worshrp 9 IS pastor SLinday School 9 30 a m Church School 1p am am • youth and 1unror youth ENTERPRISE - Worsh tp, 9 servtce, 6 45 p m , evenrng a m • Church School , 10 am worship , 7 30 p m prayer and FLATWOODS - WorSh ip, 11 pratse, Wednesday, 1 30 p m am. Church School 10 am , SILVER RUN FREE POMEROY Worshrp , BAPTIST Rev How ard 10 30 am , Church Sc hool 9 15 K rmb t e, pastor Sunday Schoo l ,, am UMYF630pm 10 a m • Henry Davis , supt ROCK SPR INGS - Worsh 1p evenmg servrce, 7 30 p m 10 a m , Church School 9 a m Prayer meett n g , Thur sday, UMY F 6 30 p m 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF Rev Robert Bumgarner GOD Rev James Sat HEATH Worshrp 10 30 t erf•eld, pastor Sunday school , a m Church SchOOl 9 30 a m worsh rp servrce, 11 9 30 am UMYF1pm am evenrng serv1ce, 7 , RUTLAND - Worshrp 9 15 prayer servrce and youth a n'l , Church School 10 a m , servrce , Wednesday , 7 p m UMYF7pm lANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN SALE M CENTER ~ Wor CHURCH - Robert E Musser , shtp 9 am , Church School 10 pastor Sunday School, 9 30 am , UMYF Thursday, 7 p m am Rober t Bobo, supt , SYRACUSE CLUSTER morn1ng worshrp , 1U JO , Rev Merrell Floyd Sunda y eventng serv rce . 7 30, ASBURY Worsh tp 11 Mtd week servrce, Wednesday , a m , Church School 9 50 a m 7 JO p m W SCS lsi Tuesday SYRACUSE CHURCH OF FOREST RUN - Worshtp 9 THE NAZARENE - Rev M a m Church Sc hool 10 am , C Larrmore, pastor Bob w s cs 3rd 1-'Vednesday , 7 30 Moore , Sunday School Su pt pm Sunday Schoo l , c lasses for all MINERSVILLE WorSh i p qges, 9 30 a m , morntng 10 a m , Church School 9 am wor shtp , 10 45 NYP S Sun day , W SCS 3rd Monday, 7 30 p m 6 30 p m , evangelrsttc sen11ce SYRACUSE Church Sunday, 7 30 p m Mrd week school 9 am , worsh tp ser prayer meetrng Wednesday , \I'ICe , 7JOpm 7 30 p m , MISS IOnary meetmg , SOUT HERN C,!.USTER second Wednesday, 7 30 p m Rev Frank Cheesebrew UNITED FAITH NON Rev Martha Ann Mattner DENOMINATIONAL Rev Rev H oward Sh1veley Robert Sm rth, pastor Sund ay BETHANY: ( Dorca s) school, 9 30a m , c lass leader , Worsh tp 9 30 am Church Leo Hrll , worshrp serv1ce , Sc hool 10 30 a m 10 30 a m ch ur ch, 7 30 p m CARMEL Worship , 11 EDEN UNITED a m , ls i and 3rd Sundays BRETHREN IN CHRIST Church Schoo l , 10 am E ld en R Blake, pas t or Sunday APPLE GROVE - Worshrp , Schoo:! , 10 am , W 1nn 1e 7 3Q p m f1r st and thrrd Sun Holstnger, Supt Mornrng days Church school , 9 30 Sermon, 1 1 a m E,venrng a m , prayer meetrng , f rrst serv•ce Chrrsltan Endeavor, Wednesday , 7 30 p m 7 30 p m Mrs Lyda E/I,ST LETART - Worshrp , Chevalter prestdent Song 7 30 p m second and fourth serv1ce and sermon , 8 20 Mrd Sundays church school. 9 30 Week prayer meetmg Wed a m , prayer meetrng lh~rd nesday 7 30 p m Mrs Mane Wednesday 7 30 p m Holstnger , class leade r GREAT BE NO - Worsh rp 11 CHURCH OF JESUS a m 2nd and 4th Sundays CHRIST - Located at Rutland Church Schoo l , 10 a m On New Ltma Road, next to LETART FALLS - Worshtp ,. Forest Acre Park , Rev Ray 10 a m , church school, 9 am , Rouse , pastor, Robert Musser , B ble stu dy, 7 30 p m every Sunday School supt Sunday TLtesday schoo l, 10 3, am worsh tp 7 30 p m Brble study, Wed n"'Sday, 1 30 p m Sa turday MORN ING STtt'R - Worshrp nrght prayer servrce. 7 30 p m 9 JO a m , Church School 10 30 ~ H E M l 0 C K G R 0 V E am Mrd Week Servrce, C HRISTIAN - Roger Watson Wednesday , a p m pastor Ray Whaley , supt , MORSE <!:HAPEL Wor Morn•ng worship 9 JO am . shtp II am lSI <1nd Jrd chur'Ch school, . 10 30 am , Sundays . Church School, 10 young people 'ro meetrng, 6 30 am P rn • evening worsh ip 1 30 ST fhe u POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Perrm , pastor Roy Mayer . sU pt Chu r ch school 9 15 am . worsh tp, 10 24 am • youth cho• r rehearsal Monday, 6 30 p m , Mrs Marvm Burt d~rector sen•or cho~r rehearsal , 7 30 p m , Th ur s da~ . Mrs d •rE- c tor Paul Nease POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Un 1on and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Henderson, pastor Sunday school 9 30 a ,m , Glen McC lung , siJpt , morn1ng worsh1p , 10 30 am , evttnmg ser v1ce , 7 30 , mtd week ser \liCe , Wednesday , 1 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL Morn .ng prayer and sermon 10 30 am Ho ly commurllon and se rmon , f rr s l Sundays, 10 30 a m Church school k indergar t en through e•ghth grade . 10 30 a m POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Mr Hoy! Allen Jr , pastor Btble Sc hoo L 9 JD a m , wor shr p , 10 30 adult wor shrp servtce and young p eople's meeftng , both 7 30 p m Su n day Wedne ~day . comb•ned B tbfe study and pra yer mee t tng 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W W tnmg , Offtcer tn cha rg e Sunday , 10 a m , Holme ss meet1ng , 10 30 am , Sunday Schoof Young Pe ople's Leg ron, 1 p m , Thursday , 1 to 3 p m L ad res Home League . 7 p m , Prep classes APOSTOLIC GOSPEL CHURCH . Ra crne -· Fr ank re Morrrs pa ~ tor Sunday school 10 am Sunday evcnmg se rvr ce , 7 30 8 bl e study Tu es day 7 30 p m prayer se rvr ce 7 30 ' p m Thur sd ay SACRED HEART Rev Father Bernard Kra tcovtt:. pastor Ptlone 992 2815 . Sa turday evenrng Mass , 7 30 p m Sunday Mass. 8 and 10 a m Confess1ons. Saturday 1 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP · TIST Robert Kuhn pastor . Wtl lram Wat son , Sunday sc h ool supt Sunday school, 9 30 am . BYF, 6 p rn , Btble study , W edne sday , 7 p m , c hOtr p"ra c t• ce. Wednesday 8 30 p rn POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Harr1son\lrlle Road , Re\1 O ' De ll Man le y . Pastor Henry Eblm Sund ay Sc hool Su pl Sun day School 9 30 am , Eventng w orshtp 1 30 p m , Pr.1yer and Pra•se serviCe, TllUr sday , 7 30 p m NEA SE SETTL EMENT CHAPEl No n denom•na t ronal. Geo r ge S Orler P as tor Sunday Schoo l 10 a m Worshtp Servrce 11 n m Sun day n1ght servrces 7 30 p m Wednesday Prayer mcetrn9 7 30 p m EveryOnE' w elcome POMEROY WESTSIDE CHUR CH OF CHRIST. 700 W Marn Sl L oren T Ste phens evangel1sL phone 992 785 6 Conservu t t v e non ins trumental Sund.:ly w orshtp, 10 am Brble stud y 11 a ._m , wor sh1p , 6 p m Wednesday Btble study , I p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ( non den om ma t ro na I), L ang sv1lle Dexter Road, th e Rev Worley Haley pa stor Sunda y sc hool , 10 am e\l'c nrn g wor shr p 7 JO p m Prayer meetmg, Tuesday , 7 JO p m yoLtth group Fnd ay , 7 30 p m the Sermonette Search for Understanding Thts 1s the fam1hary story of Jesus' discussion with Nicodemus as the latter came to Jesus by rught. The account IS often read, yet httle understood, and worse applied . We must ask ourselves: ''What IS It that Jesus IS saytng to NJcodemus'''r Bemg confmed to JUSt a few words here, we trust that you will read this account m your Btble as you contmue this article. Nicodemus came to Jesus seekmg to know something about the Kingdom of God Jesus begms at once upon that subject. "Except a man be born anew (another Gk ) .. " Whatever meansJ tt ts Important because one must be born in this th1s word fashwn tO "see the Kmgdom of God." The word plamly means " " $econd tune,'' wh1ch ts a connotatwn of the word "anew " Nicodemus understands this, for he speaks of entenng his mother's womb, "a second tlffie" (See Galatians 4:9 ). Ntcodemus ts wrong m thmking that Jesus ts speakmg of a physical birth at all This second birth has nothing to do with the first, or with a second physical birth as Nicodemus thought Jesus explams that, to be " born of the water and Sptnt" constitutes the second btrth. There IS absolutely no reference here by Jesus to any physical birth No Jew would speak of physical birth as "born of water ." Jesus uses the Jewish terms m verse six when he says, "That which IS born of flesh IS flesh ... " The ongmallanguage here makes It plam, also, that this birth of water and spirit are one and the same act, takmg place at tile same tune. Thts dehmtely rules out the 1dea that Jesus IS speakmg of phystcal birth What is Jesus saymg? the vast maJonty of scholars constder the word "water" to mdtcate baptism This IS entirely cons1st~nt with the words of Peter m Acts 2·38 and 5 32. Jesus Is sa)mg that at this point a man ts born agam, <~anew/' or "a second time,'' and recetves the Spmt. Tins ts a must if he ts to ''see the it lS kingdom of God "-Clifford L Smith, pastor , Bradford Church of Christ, MiddleROrt. PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know and be rnformed of the fvn c t•ons of your government are em bod red m publrc notrees I n that self gO\I'ernmen t charges a l l cttrzens to be •nformed , thrs newspaper urges every C!t 1zen to r ead and study lhese noltce5 We strongly adv•se those C1 t1tens, seckmg further tn l ormatton, to exerc rse the1r r~ght ot access to publ•c ·records and publi c meetmg s PUBLIC NOTICE Sta t e of Ohto S5 County of Mergs In the Court of Common Pleas, Me1g s County, Ohto NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF REAl ESTATE Pursuant to an order of pr tvate sale rssued by l he Athens County Court of Com man P leas Probate Dl\l'rs ron sealed btds for the purchase of !h e real es tat e owned by Wrlbur G Nrckels , deceased late of Roule 2, Coolville, Ohro wrll be re c erved by Jack E Wh1te Admtnrstrator, w w a o f sard estate untrl June 2, 1973 Sard property cons1sts of 86 hun dred ths of an acre, more or te ss, lo c a l ed t n Troy Townsh tp Athens Co1.n1y Ohro and IS rmprov ed wllh a modern two bedroom home and two ca r garage rn excel lent condrlton Sard property wa s appratscd at S12 500 00 and wrll not be sold for less .t1an that amoun t The nght rs res e r ved to r e1ec 1 any and a l l btds Each brd shall con tam the htghest or best pr1ce the btddcr rs wtlltng to pay for sard properly , and therr nam~, address , st gnature and t e l ephone n u mber The en velope conta rnmg the brd sha ll be cl ear ly marked ' B1d on N1 c kel s Proper t y ' and sha ll be addressed to Jack E Wh tie care of Paul J Geng. Attor n ey, P 0 Box 268 , Athens , Oh1o 45701 T erm s sha l l be t en per cent of lh e purchase pr1ce down upon a cc eptance of the brd , and th e balance upon delrve ry of deed lnspectto n oft he pr e m rses may be had by con ta ctr ng Jack B Whtle Coo l ville OhtO, phone 66731 10 Jack B Whrte Adm•n rs trator , of the estate of w llber G N •c kel s, deceased (5) 11 18, 25 3tc In the Malter of lEADING CREEK CONSERVANCY DISTRICT Case No 14 ,004 NOTICE OF HEARING I ON WATER RATES To All l<nown and Unknown Persons and Publrc Cor pora t ron s Int erested lncludrn g al l potent ra l U se r s Now or 1n l he F Ltt u r e, of a Proposed Leadtng Creek Co n serv an cy Dr s lr~c t Waterworks Sy sl em PubliC Nolrc e rs Hereby G •ven ( 1) Thai heretofore I he Board of Drrect ors of the Lead rng Creek Conservancy Dtstr tc f ha\l'e determ 'ned rat es of compensa lton for th e sale ot water to be mad e available by work s and tmprov emenls burlt by th e O ts lr~ct tor th e purpose PUBLIC NOTICE of water supply rnc !udrng the sa le of su c h water to the Th e V tll age ot Syra c use , Ohto , Sou thern Oh10 Coal Company, wtl l rec e t\l'e sealed b rd s until 12 t he Vrllage of Rulland Ohto ,, noon On r hu r sday J une 7, 1973 and o ther rndu s trr a! , com •n th e ottr ce ol the c l erk of sard mer e ta! and re s tden 11al users vrllage l o r prov•drng and ap (2) Th a i sard Bo a rd has made plymg 500 ton s, more or less of a reporl ot rt s de l ermmatron s to 40 1 asphalftC concr~ te rn th e lhts Court and such d et er vrllage as de s rgnaled by mtnatton s arc now on l rle l n t he cou ncil off•ce of the Clerk of t h ts CovrJ Al l materral and equ tpment (3) Thai heretofore l he Board shall comply w th Oh to State of Otrec tor s of Leadrng Creek. H1ghway Department Conservancy D rslr tc t hav e spect f tca ! rons adopted rule s and re g ulatton s Counctl r ese rv es !h e r1ghl to prescr1b1ng the perm1sS rbl e r e tect any or all b •ds uses of the wat e r sup ply provtded by l he df s Kalhryn H Crow trl c l and the manner of Clerk , Village of rts dtslr rbulron and to prevent Syracuse (5) 41 121 fhe pollut .on or unnecessary waste of such water supply , - - - - - - -. , - -- - - whrch rules and regulatrons PUBliC NOTICE have been reported lo 1h1s court B tds wrll be r ecetved at fhe and are on ft !e 111 the offr ce of law o ffr ce ot Bernard V Fultz at the Clerk of lhrs Court Nat10na1 Bank ( 4) All persons and pu bl •c P omeroy corporatrons, •oc l ud1ng all Butldrng Pome roy , O hro unltl potentra l users, now or m the Sat u rd ay May 12 . 1973 , at 11 00 future , of the propos ed am tor the sale ot the Ethel waterworks system of the Cheva lrer property srtLtaled rn near Long Leadrng Creek conservan cy Oltve Town sh rp Oh rO All btds are Drstrr c t. des rrrng to contest th e Bottom determmaltons as made and sub tect to th e approval of th e Th e rrghl rs filed by the Board Of Otrectors Probale Court of satd Drstnct. or to the ru l es re se rved to r e1ect any and all and regulat•ons so adopted by b 1dS the Board of Dtrectors of sa rd Bernard V FU IIz , o.str •c t. may make the tr ob of the 1ect 10ns at D heanng on sa1d Adm rnts lrator Estate of ~the ! determ tnattons to be held en Che\l'al1er decea sed May 26th . 1973 at 9 00 o 'clock (5) l 8 9 10, 11 51 A M m lh 1s Court at the court house rn Pomeroy . Ohro ' LARRY E SPENCER Clerk or the Court of Common Pl~as of Me1gs ("ounly Oh tcl I 51 II , 18, 2!i, 3tc TO PREACH Rev Btlly Pttyne w!l t preach at WalnLtt R rdge Church $unda,y €\l'enmg at 7 30 p m Every one 1s wel come p m Btble st o<tv. Wednes~ay , 1 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Re\1' Cecil Cox , pastor Sunday Sc hool su p! , Joe S ayre Sun drty S<hOOI. 9 45 a m , Sunday eve-nmg wor shi p , 7 30 Wednesday prayer and B 1ble study , 1 30 p m . TUPPERS PLAINS CHRt~TIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood , pastor , Howard Caldwell. Jr .. Sunday Sc hool Su pt . Su nday School. 9 30 a m . Morn ing sermon. 10 30 a m , Sunday evenmg se rv•ce 1 p m , LETART FALLS UN I TED BRETHREN - Rev F ree l and Norrrs , pastor , ~loyd Norr. s, su pt Sunday school, 9 3D am , morning se rmon , 10 . 30 am , Prayer serv•ce . Wednesday , 1 30 p m (:HESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY, G P Smrth , pastor Su nday School , 10 a m • Arthur Henson , Sup I . Morn rng worsh 1p , 11 am , Young Peoples se rv ice , 7 p m , EYenmg serv1ce , 7 30 p m Wedn es day M•d week Prayer Serv1ce , 1 30 p m , Youth meettng 6 30 p m , Eventng worshtp , 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re\1' Herbert Grate , pastor Wor Sht p se rvrce 11 am and 7 30 p m Su nday Sunday School , 9 30 am Rrchard Barton . su pt Prayer meetmg , Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cli fford Smith , mmtSter Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m , morntng church 10 •30 am • 5 Ltnday evenrng servrce , 7 30 p m Wednesday s~r\1'1Ce 8 prn lAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Rev Robert E . Buckley , pastor Wtlltarn Ba dey su pt , Sunday schoo l 9 30 a rn • morn.ng worsh1p , 10 30 am , eventng worsh1p , 7 30 p m. Wednesday ChrtSt1an Youth Crusade , 6 30 p m , prayer meehng , 7 30 p m , Thur sday cho •r practrce . 7 BARNEY WH'I OON'T 'if COME OVER TO MV HOUSE FER SUPPER ,ELVINEV IS He EAT IN' NOPE-HE'S EATIN' our> > IN • SNUFF'! WONT ; BETHAR Kangaroo mamas have one advantage over "human " mamas- lhetr crtb ts "bwlt~m." There's no need for them to dash around the house to gwe Junior tender Iovmg care. He IS always nearby, located quite conveniently for moth~ er's attention. Any mother's attentron .is crucial in prov1ding a child with the religious foundations needed to produce a responsible adult. Enough freedom so that he can be Independent - enough discipline to proVIde structure for his life. And moral precepts mstiiied by the Church and parental example. One day Junior will outgrow mama's pouch or crob. Then, and only then, can parents know jf they have been successful. '' ''.• ' ~ (( ' 'IOU Cfi?TAINL'I HAVE CAMPUS CLATTER A FI.AIR FOR LIVII'IG, \II~EN ¥0~ C4N T ~ECA LL A No\ ~E ! SUGGEST GQ1NG T ~ RO UG..! T~ E A L P~A BE T IT «OR!<S FOR ¥.6 \\ IT riOLJT FA IL, W_, E\ ! GET TO ""J..l ~ ~CllVE HAZARD ; ALWA>S RECA L. WT THIS IS '!liE F15T 11ME ' EVE~ SEEN ON --~ A CATERED <;lAKECW WHEN I'VE W?R!<ED Wll\1 Olii~R DEfECTIVES, IT's ALWA'IS I'IEEN ROUTINE MY WI ~E S N:.\ \\E tS , \11 ..\R~ .1. wETTE.R 'M' WOMEN'S L-IBERATION - HE!': HAW - -B INGO-SESAME -BUT ""'w''-'- woRK- STPJO:ET-- pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Danny Evans , . pastor , Norman C Will, suot Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m , Worshrp servtce, 10 30 am Ch r rsft an Endeavor Su nday evenrng REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF lATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac rne Road Ralph Johnson. pa stor Herbert Whrte Sunday School D1rector Sunday School, 9 30 a m , Morn1ng worshtp, 10 30 a m Sunday e\l'en rng servrce 7 p m Wednesday evenmg prayer servtces, 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Great Bend, Charles Norrrs , pastor Worsh 1p servrce. 9 30 a m , Sunday Schoo l. 10 30 I'M AHe:M ~ TONl~H"T > z 5 THE FAc:r OF WERE T~E MATIER 15 WE VEl< SWORD? WITJ.jOUi CU1""rl~ ' ! ~ THEYILL LISTEN IN OUR BUDGET• .'THERE SIMPLY WA5 NO MONEY FOR Pi<OJECT5 5 UCH A5 YOURS . THAT SANDWICH WAS JUS'T TOO BIG 1'' EAT "' DO YOU THINK FACIN6 TERRIFIC CUTBACK:, MIND IP" I HAVE A LOOK A'T ~MMM! BEI>JGo I>J5'TALLED AS THE SACI-lEM OJ=" "11-tE WOYA.l O!:O!OER OJ= MUSKW.ATS; "~ NO W . • APPRO· PRIATE THE NECE95ARY FUND5? am CARLETON CHURCH Krngsbury Road Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am , Ralph Car l. sup t Worshtp serv 1ce, 10·30 a m and 7 30 p m alternate l y Prayer mee l rng Wednesday, 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles. pa star OLD DEXTER CON · GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev Carl RIChards, pastor Mrs Worley Francis, Sunday school supt , Sun day schoo l , 9 45 a m , c hurch servrces, second and fourth Sundays l o ll ow t ng Sunday school llrst and l htrd Sun day eventngs , 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor, Sund ay Schoo l 5up t , Ronald Osborne , Bible Sc hool 9 30 a m prea ch 1ng 10 45 a m Evenmg servtces, 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells , pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Mornrng wor sh rp, 10 30 am Young People 's Servrce 6 45 p m Evangel iStiC se r 1n c e , 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg , Thursday, 7 JO p m FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION - Bald Knobs. Rev L R G lu esencamp. pastor Roger Wr!fred, Sr, Sunday School Supt Su nday Sc hool 9 JO a m Su nday even•ng wor shtp 7 30 Prayer mee ttng Tuesday, 1 JO p m Ernest Deeter , c lass leader Youth meetrng Wednesday, 7 30 p m , Ernest Deeter l eader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Rober t Shook, pa stor Su nday schoo l , 9 30 a m , Russell Spence r supt , worSh i P servtce. 10 45 a m , e\l'enmg Worshrp alfernahng W!th c E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meetrng , 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe , lay leader WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter. pa stor Sunday school, 9 JO a m worshtp serv •c e. 10 JO a m Brble study and prayer servr c e, Wednesday , 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Rev Samue l Jackson, pastor Su nday School, 10 am , Mr s Gertrude Buller, supt Prayer servtce, 1 30 p m , or eacht ng servrce 2 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Kert h Wrse , pastor Sunday Schoo l , 9 30 a m , V H Braley , supt, worshrp servrce and c ommunron , 10 30 am , £>ventng serv1ce. 7 30 p m , Wednesday , Btble st udy, 7 JO p m Regula r board meetrng , lhtrd Sa t urday each month , 7 30 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH The Rev Lee Burnem , Pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 10 am , worshrp ser\l' ice . 11 am Wednesday prayer meetmg, 7 30 p m Sunday nrgh t worshtp , 7 30 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fnday Deuteronomy • Joshua • Ephesians o Ephesians • Ephesians • Titus 6:1-15 24:1-15 5:1-20 5:21-33 Copynrht 1973 Kel1ter Advertl1!nr S!irviCI Inc: Strubur1 Vlryulia • 2.1- 15 3:1-17 Scnptura lfiK"Wd by the American Btble Soe~tly - With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that whi.ch is good iQ family and commumty life, this feature is sponsored by the buSinE:SS f1rms and organizations whose names appear below. can't .;iqn a lease w1thout talkinq }}):,1 ' •, t o Sl,m' s " . THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. • Short Order Arr Cond1t1oned Restaurant St. Rt .7 Chester, Ohio 296 W. Second SUNDAY liMES-SENTINEL Devoted.To The Greater Ohio Valley IF YW HAD WNJT6D 10 Meigs County Branch GAULS SHAKE HAVEN Pomeroy TILL Ph . 992- 3865 mRE:E' PLA~If.Jio I'OKER , \\IH'i FOI<E'R DIDN'T 'IOU />6K M'l PERM1'>510tJ WELL WE KNOW tiOW l HAT Q.JEEN ISA6E'L-tA' S ClAIM IS 130GU5· ' 6<r -mAT Mf.ctiS '!OLI, CHIEF II.OT ~ PUHUM MARK V STORE Middl eport, Ohio ·Y<'Ierday's Cryptoq uole . DREAMING PERMITS EACH AND EVERY ONE OF US TO BE QUIETLY AND SAFELY INSANE EVERY NIGHT OF OUR LIVES -CHARLES Wllr LTAMDEMENT - ROYAL OAK PARK Family Recreation Swimming, Camping by THOMAS JOSEPH OHIO VAllEY BAKING CO. Bakers of Holsum Bread Middleport, Ohio ' . . THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. ( ,j l ·, ' GOEGLEIN ru:r":DY MIX CO. Phone 992·3284 BETTER .MAKE THE DAILY SENTINEL Mr . and Mrs . Cha,les R. Sheets . . 106 Court St. Porp'erov 992-3001 . SADIE'S MARKET Meats and Groceries Syracuse 992-3986 l---------~--' \ \ C'INTHIA W£NT SKATING ON£ WARM SPRIN6 r?A'/ . SEARS Furniture and Appliances Ph . 985·3308 Chester, 0 . . Authonzed Catalog Merchant Louts W. Osborne ''" ~ "' '~ ,., Ph 992 ·3498 " tree 7 llul(lranH• I ! of 11 SOI t CAPr AIN EASY rsI F. J. WALLACE, JEWELERS 100 Years in Pomeroy Kermit Walton Bulova Watches - Sales & Service 186 1'1. Second Middleport 1 32 'f papoy, for o ne Jtt~h<l "s e.rptt,tl 27 1',11 ker ot Pr1v.dl 28 R 1n,,ne lf lgh I,Hld~ l s f,dm e 9 Ptp c l'••tt .13 HI<.~ Ilk ltwk 35. Colleen 39 ConeP it 4 1 Fort' wmk s ,_,, Dl ~ I rxJ [ /lU i\ VIH'/ IT'5 CHEAPER 1(, fill h I TO EAT O UT 0 ~ OF DOOR'S Now arrane;e the circled letters 0 to form the surpnse answer, as _ sugg.,ted by the above cartoon, I "'"""."" '"""..,. I [I] rl l I I X I1 J 26. · Forlmldcn Ctl \ /'/(()()/) \ 0 SltC 29. 'I ramplc~ 31 Hcfram (A.n•wl!'t• tomorrow) Jum11lr.8, BOOTH m songs 32. London s Anft¥1t:r. I I \ICJ CREEK lt'J II fWJ of Pol v·~ 35. N e w Guln<.aport 36. Fbik smgcr Garfunk(' l 37 'Equal /i 11.er ' 38. Pncst 40 l heme v ,t.-. so ng fot a ... ¥.< ~- ,~~/.- ~rocra s- tm<tHH DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: AXYDLRAAXR lo LONGFELLOW CRYPTOQUOTES I AK SYIK N Z L r' X I Y E FLJIXOKO J Q KHKGXKN G Y H - E i>H:,v H G Y II Y RYX H ND KBTKI'Il F: E J M 0 QJL SXN 0 L M NJ H DSK YEE QKEEJA IN SOME MAJOR-LEAGUE PARKS WHEN THE~ BRING IN A NEW PITCHER FROM THE Sl!LL fEN, THE~ USE A GO!.F CART , ·-;-.. ,, '' MODEST I <~ w~ l m /rm 34 Ne1ghh111 MIDDLPORT BOOK STORE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE I tlH' -; k ill p l t~ nt.t t torr 25 or One letter s1mply stands for another [n thts sample A is used for the three L 's, X for the two O's, etc Smgle letters , apostrophes , the length and formation of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are different 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992·2178 Church and Office Supplies- Gifts 992·2641 Middleport v.d ~ (2 311 <hatg<•s 16 Ln1ucfy 20 l!.mhark 22 Sc.JJ ic ll 's ' Attend the Church of Your q10ice Pomeroy 'i Hal :-:~ l\ h: 6 (' 11 1p.i I V !l()U CII1 1l'i Span ish of Columbus, 0 . Pomeroy Bul UNFORIUNATEt..'/, SH£ FOF:GOT, To PUT HER <5KAT£S AWA'/ 11 ~ P rHUMP! ' . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Free Esttmates . Guaranteed lnstallatron RIDENOUR SUPPLY · BEN FRANKLIN STORE AMANDA PANDA Ph . 992-75QO 307 Spring Ave. Ph. 992·2318 Sh<~.Uc 10 :\10WICI ' C(l JJemon Vcslerda\ 's J\n s"'·r "'' M iddleport . 992·3S5u Nation wide Insurance ll<l 1111< ~ 19. Sty li sh 21 QU ild · r.J gcs tn w 23 Woe unt•1 CARPET-LAND, INC. . I (!> I I 2:1 Hcpu t l<.t Am( I D B.A ANTHONY PLUMBING and HEATING 116 W Main t\ r,•b ( <:om I) fo1 m J ' Al! WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 337 N . 2nd II (/0\V OO ( I J8. 'I htcc ful d Sell it with a Sentinel Display ad. Phone 992-2156 Middleport , Ohio MONTG JMERY WARD cl(f~~ STORE ! I Ph . 992-7735 Old U.S. 33 Stop In and See Us Middleport lA th 15 N \IHH.: I 17. I ;J Cl <Jt CU dump (. DICK'S GROCERY '' ~ ron ~ Jb lt 14 Bu sh} IT GOOD. • (Formerly Dom1gans) New Owner - D1ck Sargent M&R FOODLINER ' 13 Unscramhlc thc~c four Jumhlcs, one letter to eac h HlJUurc, to form four ordmary word s. 2 Be111 g ltft II Wa ~tr ut 1:!. Lon feU f . The Store With A Heart Racine Ph . 949·3342 n taho! Ct Devoted to the Interest of The Metgs & Mason Area Pomeroy, 0. RACINE FOOD MARKET r.u L.1 ~ tc1 I THE .DAILY SENTINEL Bakers of Good Bread Huntington , W. Va. ar, pli ght Chester, Ohio HEINER'S BAKERY J 6 S•m } I0 (@ 1973 King Futures Syndlu.t., Inc. } l 2 I Jru s~ 1.~ I{( g lft11 It! Spd f II H - lrh (Jull .. ... t UO\'\l 1\: ~ I l'm l r•d Al:HIJSS I. Pukl fun ' GAUL'S MARKET Pomeroy-Member FDIC& Federal Reserve System I i)JNJTW 10 SIA'I OJT Tlt..L THI<E£ PLA\11~ General Mercha ndise Tuppers Plains Ph. 667 -3280 _ Rexall Drugs We Fiil All Doctors' Prescr iptions 992-2955 Pomeroy t>t.LI\U:>t <;-rA'{ OUT LODWICK'S MARKET SWISHER & LOHSE pm RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re\1' Lloyd D Gnmm, Jr , pastor SLtn day St: hool , 9 30 am , Morntng wor!;hlp, 10 30 am , Young people's serviCe 6 45 p m , Evangel1strc serv rc e . 7 30 p m Wednesday evenrng servtce, 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Casto. pastor sunday Schoo l 9 30 : eventng worshrp, 7 30 Thur sday evenmg prayer serv 1ce 7 30 p m MASO N FIRST BAPTIST Second and Pomeroy Sts, Stan Crarg pastor Sunday schooL 9 45 a m , worshtp servlce 11 a rn tra.nrng un t on 6 JO p m evenrng worshiP service , M rd week prayer 7 JO p m servtce, Wednesday , 7 30 p m FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH - Letart R:oute 1, the Re\1' Sta n Craig , pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m , prayer al'ld B 1ble study, 7 30 p m Cottage prayer se rv ice, Tuesday . 10 am , worshtp ser\lrce , Fr tday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P 0 Bo>: 487, Mrller St , Mason , W va Su nday Btble Study 10 am , Worshrp I I am and 7 p m Btb le SILtdy Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal mus tc MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St, Mason , W Va Cheste r Tennant, pastor Su nday school, 10 am , mornrng worshrp , II am , e\l'aogelrsttc ser\l'rce, 7 30 p m B1ble sludy and prayer service , Wednesday, 7 30 p m Phone 773 5133 HARTFORD CHlJRCH OF CHRIST m Chnst1an Unton The Rev Will iam Campbell , pastor Sunday school 9 JO am , James Hughes , supt , cven rng S"rvrce. 7 , 30 .> rn Wef;lnesday even1ng prayer mee t1ng , 7 , 30 p m Youth prayer servrce ea ch Tuesday 6:1-10 Saturday I Peter u ) BUTANE ~~~~~ - ROCK BOTTOM �~ - The Daily Senhnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May ll, 1973 PORTLAND WorShip 7 JO PAUL LUTHERAN Rev A.rlhur C L und , p rn • ChLt r c h School 9 30 a m SUTTON WorS hip , 1l am •astor Sundav sc hool u'lur 1nd and 4th Sundays . Church ~e ry aduiiL 9 IS am , Charles Sc t'!oot 10 a m Evans, Chns llan Edu c <~t•on WESLEYAN IR.acll'e) S.u pt , worshiP sennce-, 10 30 am , c onftrmal 1on c lasses , Wor s h i p , 11 a m , Church Sc hool. 10 a m Tuesday 7 8 15, j un.or con NORTHEAST CLUSTER flfmat1on c la ss, lime set Re,. J;,cob Lehman weekly , senior conf,rmat ton Rev , Stanley Br~ndum cl ass Senror cho.r, 7 30 p m JOPPA - WorShiP 10 B rn , . Tuesday SEVENTH OAY AD · Church Sch ool 9 a m , Pra yer VE NTIST Loc ated on Meet rng , Wednesday , 8 p , m LONG BOTTOM Church' Mulberry H eig hts , near Ve t erans M emonal Hosp tta l. se rv rc es , 9 am , Sunday $e,hool 9 45 a m B1ble Study Pomeroy Pastor Herbert Morgan Sa bbath Sc l'lool. every . eve ry Thbrsday , 7 30 p m , NORTH BETHEL War Saturday at 1 p m and wor shrp ship 11 a m ; Church School tO se r v1ce follow ing at J I S p m Open B tble drscusston each am AlFRED - Svnday school, Thursday at 7 30 p m at the ea c h S unday . church "The Frtendly 9 45 a m prea c hrng at 11 am each Church " Sunday Prayer meetmg , 7 45 GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preachtng p m Wednesday wscs, a p m on lh~rd Tuesday each month 9 JO a m f 1rst and second REEDSVILLE __, Sunday Sund ay s o f each month , t htrd school , 9 30 , preach,ng , 7 30 and fo ur th Sundays ea c h month worshrp se rv ice at 7 30 p m Sunday , prayer meet ,ng , p m Wednesday eventngs at 7 30 p rn Tu esd ay , W SCS, 7 30 f rrs t Thur sday eac h month 7 30, Prayer an d B rbl e Study SILVER RIDGE - Worsh rp FIRST SOUTHERN BAP 10 am , Church School , 9 am TIST 182 MulberrJ Ave , TUPPERS PlAINS Pomeroy , affrlrate w t lh Worsh rp 9 am , Chur c h S B C , fhe Rev Fred Hrll , Sc hool. 10 a m pas l o r H ershe l M cC lure , KENO CHURCH OF Sunday sc hool su pt SLtnday CHRIST ~ Hobart Newell , sc hool. 9 30 a m , mornrng su pt se r\1' 1Ce weekly , 9 · 30 am w o r Sh lP 10 30 am , Su nday on Suoday Prea chmg frrst and evangeltsl•c meetmg 7 30 p m thtr.d Sundays o f month by P ray er meetmg Wednesday Ctr fford Smr th . 9 30 am 7 JO p m HOBSON CHRISTIAN MIDDLEPORT UNION Darrel Doddrdl , MT MORIAH BAPTIST ~ pastor Su nday Scho ol , 9 JO Corner Fourt h and Ma rn , am Leonard Gtlmore, f rrst M tddleport Rev H enry Key, even1ng se rv tc e , 7 JO J r pas lor Sund ay Sc hool , 9 JO elde r p m W ed ne s day prayer am Mrs Ervm BaLtmgard meet rng , 7 30 p m ner , supt , Morntng wor sht p , MT MORIAH CHURCH OF 10 45 a m GOD - Racme Route 2 The • JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSES Rev Charles Hand , pastor "t arr y Carnahan . presrdrng Sunday s ctt oo l 9 45 a m , mm ts t er Sunday , B rble lee mornrng wor sh.tp 11 am lur e, 9 30 am Watch low er Evenrng serv•ces, Tuesday and study 10 30 am TLt esd ay F r td ay , 1 30 B rP ie study 7 30 p rn Thurs BEARWAllOW RIDGE day , mmrs try school, 7 30 ~HURCH OF CHRIST. Btble p m se r \l'tce meetrng a 30 study. 9 30 am , morn tng pm worship 10 30 a m , even tng MIDDLEPO~T CHURCH of worshrp 6 JO p m Wednesday Chn st rn Chrrs11an Umon Brble s!udy, 7 30 p m Law r ence Man ley pastor , UNITED MINISTRY OF Mrs Russell Young Sunday MEIGS COUNTY , The Untied Sc hool Supt Suoday Sc hool Presbytenan Church , Dwrght 9 30 a m E\l'en tng worshtp Zav tlz.. Pastor Dtre c to r. 7 30 Wednesday prayer, L George W Hutton and Rev meeltng , 7 30 p m Ltnson Stebb•ns , Ass ' t Pastor MT MORIAH CHURCH OF D tr ectors GOO - Rac rne Ro'l-fe 2, the FIRST UNITED PRES · Re v James M Mun d y , pastor BYTERIAN , Mrddle S und ew school , 9 45 a m , port. Sunday Church School , mornrng wor sh1p , 11 am School , 9 JO a m , Mr s Hom er even •nQ wor sh1p , 7 30 p m Lee , Supt Mornrng Worsh rp Prayer mee l tng , Tuesday, 7 30 10 30 a m p m , Young peop le's mee trng, FIRST UNITED 7 30 p m Thursday PRESBYTERIAN, M1d RUTLAND CHURCH OF dleport Sunday Church Schoo!, GOD B e rth~ Kmgr'ey 9 30 a m , Lewrs Sauer, Supf , su b sft tute pastor Sunday Morntng Worsh p, 10 30 am Sc hool 10 am worsh•P MT OLIVE CHURCH se r\l' tC e 7 p m Sunday Prayer Long Bottom SunCay School, meetmg, Wedne-sday 7 JO p m 10 a m wrth Wrllard Ptgotl, HAZEL COMMUNITY svpt Evangelrst message each CHURCH ~ Near Long Bof Sundny even rng , 7 30 p m by tom Esttl Hart , pastor. Roy E l der Russell Clme, mmtster Brown , assrstant pastor of the Apostol rc Fa1 th Btble Su nday school , 10 a m Church Slu dy , Wednesday 7 30 p m 7 JO p m each Sunday FIRST UNITED eve nmg prayer meet1ng 7 30 PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse. p m Thursday Mornmg Worsh•p 9 a m MIDDLEPORT PEN Sunday Church Schoo l , 10 am TECOST Al ~ Thrrd Ave th e Mr s Sampson Hall , Supt Rev W rl l ram Kn1ttel. pastor ST IVER SVI LLE COM Ronald Dugan Sunday School MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Supt CHtsses for all ages , school ser\l'tCe. 10om , Prayer evenmg se rvr ce 7 JO p m , meetrng Thursday 7 p m Brble s tudy, Wednesday 7 30 Su nday eventng servrce , 7 p m p m youth serv tc es Frtday, Z ION CHURCH OF CHRIST 7 30 p m Pomeroy Harr•sonv ille FREEW i l l BAPTIST ~ Road Kenneth Eberts, pastor Co rner Ash and P l um , Mrd Paul McElroy, Sunday School lllepo rt No e l Herrman Su p! Sunday School 9 30 a m pastor Sa tur aay e ven mg morn tng worshtp and com se rv rc e 7 p m Sunday school mvn roo . 10 30 am Sunday 10 am , Sunday e \l'entng evenrng youth Chr rsltan en wor s hrp 7 p m deavor 6 30, Wor sh rp ser F IRST BAPTIST of Mtd v• ces, Su nday , 7 30 p m d lepcrt corner of S xth and Wednesday e\l'en rng prayer Palmer Str eets Rev Charles meet tng and B rble study . 7 30 Srmons pastor Danny p m Thomp son Sun day Sc hool ST JOHN LUTHERAN S uper 1ntend e n1 Sunday Prne G rov e, the Rev Arthur c hur c h sc hool for everyone Com b s pastor Sunday school 9 15 am , Morrpng worshtp 9 JO a m , chu rch servrces, 10 15 am Even1ng se r vrces , 10 JO a m 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer BRADBURY CHURCH OF se r vtce 7 30 p m Extra you t h CHRIST Bible School, 9 30 actrvrlres on Sunday 5 p m am , morn1119 wor shtp 10 30 for a l l you l h up to s rxlh grade , am Sunday evenmg Worshrp 6 30 for I Untor and sen10r htgh Serv r ce, 7 JO p m chorr studen t s practrce Su nday and Wed CHURCH OF CHRIST, nesday 7 p m , prayer meetrng Mtdd l epor l 5th and Matn and Bib le Study Wednesday, Raulrn Moyer pastor MIChael 7 30 p m Ge rlach , Sunday Sch ool supt ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Brb t e Sc hool , 9 30 am , Rev Freeland Norrr s pa stor mornrng wor sh •P 10 30 a m , Sunday Schoo l 10 a m , Church evenmg worshrp 7 30 p m , serv tee. 7 p m Wedn esday prayer $e rv tcc 7 p m Wed B•ble Study , 7 p m nesday RACINE FIRST CHURCH MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Sunday School 9 30 a m • Audry Mrlfer, pastor Lew 1s Mornrng Worshrp, 10 30 am EiltS Sunday school sup t E\l'entng worshrp, 7 30 p m , S unday school, 9 30 am , Wednesday Mrd Week Serv 1ce mornmg worshrp 10 30. iL1n10r Sunday School Supermtendent socte fy , 6 30 p m NYP S, 6 45 Gerald Wells Pa stor , Rev p m Sunda y evange listic Morrrs M Wolfe mee lr ng, 7 30 p m Prayer RACINE FIRST BAPTIST meeltng , Wednesday 7 30 p m Edward B F i sche r pastor MEIGS lnterrm , Ronnre Sa lser , COOPERA TIVE Sunday Schoo l supt. Sunday PARISH Sc hool , 9 30 a m , mornmg THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH worshtp 10 45 am , sUnday Robert R Card evening worshtp, 7 30 p m Dtre c tor Wednesday evemg Bib l e stu dy , POMEROY CLUSTER 7 30 p m Rev Rob ert R Card DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev F Stanten Smrth Rev lawrence Sulltvan, CHESTE~ Worshrp 9 IS pastor SLinday School 9 30 a m Church School 1p am am • youth and 1unror youth ENTERPRISE - Worsh tp, 9 servtce, 6 45 p m , evenrng a m • Church School , 10 am worship , 7 30 p m prayer and FLATWOODS - WorSh ip, 11 pratse, Wednesday, 1 30 p m am. Church School 10 am , SILVER RUN FREE POMEROY Worshrp , BAPTIST Rev How ard 10 30 am , Church Sc hool 9 15 K rmb t e, pastor Sunday Schoo l ,, am UMYF630pm 10 a m • Henry Davis , supt ROCK SPR INGS - Worsh 1p evenmg servrce, 7 30 p m 10 a m , Church School 9 a m Prayer meett n g , Thur sday, UMY F 6 30 p m 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF Rev Robert Bumgarner GOD Rev James Sat HEATH Worshrp 10 30 t erf•eld, pastor Sunday school , a m Church SchOOl 9 30 a m worsh rp servrce, 11 9 30 am UMYF1pm am evenrng serv1ce, 7 , RUTLAND - Worshrp 9 15 prayer servrce and youth a n'l , Church School 10 a m , servrce , Wednesday , 7 p m UMYF7pm lANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN SALE M CENTER ~ Wor CHURCH - Robert E Musser , shtp 9 am , Church School 10 pastor Sunday School, 9 30 am , UMYF Thursday, 7 p m am Rober t Bobo, supt , SYRACUSE CLUSTER morn1ng worshrp , 1U JO , Rev Merrell Floyd Sunda y eventng serv rce . 7 30, ASBURY Worsh tp 11 Mtd week servrce, Wednesday , a m , Church School 9 50 a m 7 JO p m W SCS lsi Tuesday SYRACUSE CHURCH OF FOREST RUN - Worshtp 9 THE NAZARENE - Rev M a m Church Sc hool 10 am , C Larrmore, pastor Bob w s cs 3rd 1-'Vednesday , 7 30 Moore , Sunday School Su pt pm Sunday Schoo l , c lasses for all MINERSVILLE WorSh i p qges, 9 30 a m , morntng 10 a m , Church School 9 am wor shtp , 10 45 NYP S Sun day , W SCS 3rd Monday, 7 30 p m 6 30 p m , evangelrsttc sen11ce SYRACUSE Church Sunday, 7 30 p m Mrd week school 9 am , worsh tp ser prayer meetrng Wednesday , \I'ICe , 7JOpm 7 30 p m , MISS IOnary meetmg , SOUT HERN C,!.USTER second Wednesday, 7 30 p m Rev Frank Cheesebrew UNITED FAITH NON Rev Martha Ann Mattner DENOMINATIONAL Rev Rev H oward Sh1veley Robert Sm rth, pastor Sund ay BETHANY: ( Dorca s) school, 9 30a m , c lass leader , Worsh tp 9 30 am Church Leo Hrll , worshrp serv1ce , Sc hool 10 30 a m 10 30 a m ch ur ch, 7 30 p m CARMEL Worship , 11 EDEN UNITED a m , ls i and 3rd Sundays BRETHREN IN CHRIST Church Schoo l , 10 am E ld en R Blake, pas t or Sunday APPLE GROVE - Worshrp , Schoo:! , 10 am , W 1nn 1e 7 3Q p m f1r st and thrrd Sun Holstnger, Supt Mornrng days Church school , 9 30 Sermon, 1 1 a m E,venrng a m , prayer meetrng , f rrst serv•ce Chrrsltan Endeavor, Wednesday , 7 30 p m 7 30 p m Mrs Lyda E/I,ST LETART - Worshrp , Chevalter prestdent Song 7 30 p m second and fourth serv1ce and sermon , 8 20 Mrd Sundays church school. 9 30 Week prayer meetmg Wed a m , prayer meetrng lh~rd nesday 7 30 p m Mrs Mane Wednesday 7 30 p m Holstnger , class leade r GREAT BE NO - Worsh rp 11 CHURCH OF JESUS a m 2nd and 4th Sundays CHRIST - Located at Rutland Church Schoo l , 10 a m On New Ltma Road, next to LETART FALLS - Worshtp ,. Forest Acre Park , Rev Ray 10 a m , church school, 9 am , Rouse , pastor, Robert Musser , B ble stu dy, 7 30 p m every Sunday School supt Sunday TLtesday schoo l, 10 3, am worsh tp 7 30 p m Brble study, Wed n"'Sday, 1 30 p m Sa turday MORN ING STtt'R - Worshrp nrght prayer servrce. 7 30 p m 9 JO a m , Church School 10 30 ~ H E M l 0 C K G R 0 V E am Mrd Week Servrce, C HRISTIAN - Roger Watson Wednesday , a p m pastor Ray Whaley , supt , MORSE <!:HAPEL Wor Morn•ng worship 9 JO am . shtp II am lSI <1nd Jrd chur'Ch school, . 10 30 am , Sundays . Church School, 10 young people 'ro meetrng, 6 30 am P rn • evening worsh ip 1 30 ST fhe u POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Perrm , pastor Roy Mayer . sU pt Chu r ch school 9 15 am . worsh tp, 10 24 am • youth cho• r rehearsal Monday, 6 30 p m , Mrs Marvm Burt d~rector sen•or cho~r rehearsal , 7 30 p m , Th ur s da~ . Mrs d •rE- c tor Paul Nease POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Un 1on and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Henderson, pastor Sunday school 9 30 a ,m , Glen McC lung , siJpt , morn1ng worsh1p , 10 30 am , evttnmg ser v1ce , 7 30 , mtd week ser \liCe , Wednesday , 1 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL Morn .ng prayer and sermon 10 30 am Ho ly commurllon and se rmon , f rr s l Sundays, 10 30 a m Church school k indergar t en through e•ghth grade . 10 30 a m POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Mr Hoy! Allen Jr , pastor Btble Sc hoo L 9 JD a m , wor shr p , 10 30 adult wor shrp servtce and young p eople's meeftng , both 7 30 p m Su n day Wedne ~day . comb•ned B tbfe study and pra yer mee t tng 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W W tnmg , Offtcer tn cha rg e Sunday , 10 a m , Holme ss meet1ng , 10 30 am , Sunday Schoof Young Pe ople's Leg ron, 1 p m , Thursday , 1 to 3 p m L ad res Home League . 7 p m , Prep classes APOSTOLIC GOSPEL CHURCH . Ra crne -· Fr ank re Morrrs pa ~ tor Sunday school 10 am Sunday evcnmg se rvr ce , 7 30 8 bl e study Tu es day 7 30 p m prayer se rvr ce 7 30 ' p m Thur sd ay SACRED HEART Rev Father Bernard Kra tcovtt:. pastor Ptlone 992 2815 . Sa turday evenrng Mass , 7 30 p m Sunday Mass. 8 and 10 a m Confess1ons. Saturday 1 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP · TIST Robert Kuhn pastor . Wtl lram Wat son , Sunday sc h ool supt Sunday school, 9 30 am . BYF, 6 p rn , Btble study , W edne sday , 7 p m , c hOtr p"ra c t• ce. Wednesday 8 30 p rn POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Harr1son\lrlle Road , Re\1 O ' De ll Man le y . Pastor Henry Eblm Sund ay Sc hool Su pl Sun day School 9 30 am , Eventng w orshtp 1 30 p m , Pr.1yer and Pra•se serviCe, TllUr sday , 7 30 p m NEA SE SETTL EMENT CHAPEl No n denom•na t ronal. Geo r ge S Orler P as tor Sunday Schoo l 10 a m Worshtp Servrce 11 n m Sun day n1ght servrces 7 30 p m Wednesday Prayer mcetrn9 7 30 p m EveryOnE' w elcome POMEROY WESTSIDE CHUR CH OF CHRIST. 700 W Marn Sl L oren T Ste phens evangel1sL phone 992 785 6 Conservu t t v e non ins trumental Sund.:ly w orshtp, 10 am Brble stud y 11 a ._m , wor sh1p , 6 p m Wednesday Btble study , I p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ( non den om ma t ro na I), L ang sv1lle Dexter Road, th e Rev Worley Haley pa stor Sunda y sc hool , 10 am e\l'c nrn g wor shr p 7 JO p m Prayer meetmg, Tuesday , 7 JO p m yoLtth group Fnd ay , 7 30 p m the Sermonette Search for Understanding Thts 1s the fam1hary story of Jesus' discussion with Nicodemus as the latter came to Jesus by rught. The account IS often read, yet httle understood, and worse applied . We must ask ourselves: ''What IS It that Jesus IS saytng to NJcodemus'''r Bemg confmed to JUSt a few words here, we trust that you will read this account m your Btble as you contmue this article. Nicodemus came to Jesus seekmg to know something about the Kingdom of God Jesus begms at once upon that subject. "Except a man be born anew (another Gk ) .. " Whatever meansJ tt ts Important because one must be born in this th1s word fashwn tO "see the Kmgdom of God." The word plamly means " " $econd tune,'' wh1ch ts a connotatwn of the word "anew " Nicodemus understands this, for he speaks of entenng his mother's womb, "a second tlffie" (See Galatians 4:9 ). Ntcodemus ts wrong m thmking that Jesus ts speakmg of a physical birth at all This second birth has nothing to do with the first, or with a second physical birth as Nicodemus thought Jesus explams that, to be " born of the water and Sptnt" constitutes the second btrth. There IS absolutely no reference here by Jesus to any physical birth No Jew would speak of physical birth as "born of water ." Jesus uses the Jewish terms m verse six when he says, "That which IS born of flesh IS flesh ... " The ongmallanguage here makes It plam, also, that this birth of water and spirit are one and the same act, takmg place at tile same tune. Thts dehmtely rules out the 1dea that Jesus IS speakmg of phystcal birth What is Jesus saymg? the vast maJonty of scholars constder the word "water" to mdtcate baptism This IS entirely cons1st~nt with the words of Peter m Acts 2·38 and 5 32. Jesus Is sa)mg that at this point a man ts born agam, <~anew/' or "a second time,'' and recetves the Spmt. Tins ts a must if he ts to ''see the it lS kingdom of God "-Clifford L Smith, pastor , Bradford Church of Christ, MiddleROrt. PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know and be rnformed of the fvn c t•ons of your government are em bod red m publrc notrees I n that self gO\I'ernmen t charges a l l cttrzens to be •nformed , thrs newspaper urges every C!t 1zen to r ead and study lhese noltce5 We strongly adv•se those C1 t1tens, seckmg further tn l ormatton, to exerc rse the1r r~ght ot access to publ•c ·records and publi c meetmg s PUBLIC NOTICE Sta t e of Ohto S5 County of Mergs In the Court of Common Pleas, Me1g s County, Ohto NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF REAl ESTATE Pursuant to an order of pr tvate sale rssued by l he Athens County Court of Com man P leas Probate Dl\l'rs ron sealed btds for the purchase of !h e real es tat e owned by Wrlbur G Nrckels , deceased late of Roule 2, Coolville, Ohro wrll be re c erved by Jack E Wh1te Admtnrstrator, w w a o f sard estate untrl June 2, 1973 Sard property cons1sts of 86 hun dred ths of an acre, more or te ss, lo c a l ed t n Troy Townsh tp Athens Co1.n1y Ohro and IS rmprov ed wllh a modern two bedroom home and two ca r garage rn excel lent condrlton Sard property wa s appratscd at S12 500 00 and wrll not be sold for less .t1an that amoun t The nght rs res e r ved to r e1ec 1 any and a l l btds Each brd shall con tam the htghest or best pr1ce the btddcr rs wtlltng to pay for sard properly , and therr nam~, address , st gnature and t e l ephone n u mber The en velope conta rnmg the brd sha ll be cl ear ly marked ' B1d on N1 c kel s Proper t y ' and sha ll be addressed to Jack E Wh tie care of Paul J Geng. Attor n ey, P 0 Box 268 , Athens , Oh1o 45701 T erm s sha l l be t en per cent of lh e purchase pr1ce down upon a cc eptance of the brd , and th e balance upon delrve ry of deed lnspectto n oft he pr e m rses may be had by con ta ctr ng Jack B Whtle Coo l ville OhtO, phone 66731 10 Jack B Whrte Adm•n rs trator , of the estate of w llber G N •c kel s, deceased (5) 11 18, 25 3tc In the Malter of lEADING CREEK CONSERVANCY DISTRICT Case No 14 ,004 NOTICE OF HEARING I ON WATER RATES To All l<nown and Unknown Persons and Publrc Cor pora t ron s Int erested lncludrn g al l potent ra l U se r s Now or 1n l he F Ltt u r e, of a Proposed Leadtng Creek Co n serv an cy Dr s lr~c t Waterworks Sy sl em PubliC Nolrc e rs Hereby G •ven ( 1) Thai heretofore I he Board of Drrect ors of the Lead rng Creek Conservancy Dtstr tc f ha\l'e determ 'ned rat es of compensa lton for th e sale ot water to be mad e available by work s and tmprov emenls burlt by th e O ts lr~ct tor th e purpose PUBLIC NOTICE of water supply rnc !udrng the sa le of su c h water to the Th e V tll age ot Syra c use , Ohto , Sou thern Oh10 Coal Company, wtl l rec e t\l'e sealed b rd s until 12 t he Vrllage of Rulland Ohto ,, noon On r hu r sday J une 7, 1973 and o ther rndu s trr a! , com •n th e ottr ce ol the c l erk of sard mer e ta! and re s tden 11al users vrllage l o r prov•drng and ap (2) Th a i sard Bo a rd has made plymg 500 ton s, more or less of a reporl ot rt s de l ermmatron s to 40 1 asphalftC concr~ te rn th e lhts Court and such d et er vrllage as de s rgnaled by mtnatton s arc now on l rle l n t he cou ncil off•ce of the Clerk of t h ts CovrJ Al l materral and equ tpment (3) Thai heretofore l he Board shall comply w th Oh to State of Otrec tor s of Leadrng Creek. H1ghway Department Conservancy D rslr tc t hav e spect f tca ! rons adopted rule s and re g ulatton s Counctl r ese rv es !h e r1ghl to prescr1b1ng the perm1sS rbl e r e tect any or all b •ds uses of the wat e r sup ply provtded by l he df s Kalhryn H Crow trl c l and the manner of Clerk , Village of rts dtslr rbulron and to prevent Syracuse (5) 41 121 fhe pollut .on or unnecessary waste of such water supply , - - - - - - -. , - -- - - whrch rules and regulatrons PUBliC NOTICE have been reported lo 1h1s court B tds wrll be r ecetved at fhe and are on ft !e 111 the offr ce of law o ffr ce ot Bernard V Fultz at the Clerk of lhrs Court Nat10na1 Bank ( 4) All persons and pu bl •c P omeroy corporatrons, •oc l ud1ng all Butldrng Pome roy , O hro unltl potentra l users, now or m the Sat u rd ay May 12 . 1973 , at 11 00 future , of the propos ed am tor the sale ot the Ethel waterworks system of the Cheva lrer property srtLtaled rn near Long Leadrng Creek conservan cy Oltve Town sh rp Oh rO All btds are Drstrr c t. des rrrng to contest th e Bottom determmaltons as made and sub tect to th e approval of th e Th e rrghl rs filed by the Board Of Otrectors Probale Court of satd Drstnct. or to the ru l es re se rved to r e1ect any and all and regulat•ons so adopted by b 1dS the Board of Dtrectors of sa rd Bernard V FU IIz , o.str •c t. may make the tr ob of the 1ect 10ns at D heanng on sa1d Adm rnts lrator Estate of ~the ! determ tnattons to be held en Che\l'al1er decea sed May 26th . 1973 at 9 00 o 'clock (5) l 8 9 10, 11 51 A M m lh 1s Court at the court house rn Pomeroy . Ohro ' LARRY E SPENCER Clerk or the Court of Common Pl~as of Me1gs ("ounly Oh tcl I 51 II , 18, 2!i, 3tc TO PREACH Rev Btlly Pttyne w!l t preach at WalnLtt R rdge Church $unda,y €\l'enmg at 7 30 p m Every one 1s wel come p m Btble st o<tv. Wednes~ay , 1 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Re\1' Cecil Cox , pastor Sunday Sc hool su p! , Joe S ayre Sun drty S<hOOI. 9 45 a m , Sunday eve-nmg wor shi p , 7 30 Wednesday prayer and B 1ble study , 1 30 p m . TUPPERS PLAINS CHRt~TIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood , pastor , Howard Caldwell. Jr .. Sunday Sc hool Su pt . Su nday School. 9 30 a m . Morn ing sermon. 10 30 a m , Sunday evenmg se rv•ce 1 p m , LETART FALLS UN I TED BRETHREN - Rev F ree l and Norrrs , pastor , ~loyd Norr. s, su pt Sunday school, 9 3D am , morning se rmon , 10 . 30 am , Prayer serv•ce . Wednesday , 1 30 p m (:HESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY, G P Smrth , pastor Su nday School , 10 a m • Arthur Henson , Sup I . Morn rng worsh 1p , 11 am , Young Peoples se rv ice , 7 p m , EYenmg serv1ce , 7 30 p m Wedn es day M•d week Prayer Serv1ce , 1 30 p m , Youth meettng 6 30 p m , Eventng worshtp , 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re\1' Herbert Grate , pastor Wor Sht p se rvrce 11 am and 7 30 p m Su nday Sunday School , 9 30 am Rrchard Barton . su pt Prayer meetmg , Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cli fford Smith , mmtSter Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m , morntng church 10 •30 am • 5 Ltnday evenrng servrce , 7 30 p m Wednesday s~r\1'1Ce 8 prn lAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Rev Robert E . Buckley , pastor Wtlltarn Ba dey su pt , Sunday schoo l 9 30 a rn • morn.ng worsh1p , 10 30 am , eventng worsh1p , 7 30 p m. Wednesday ChrtSt1an Youth Crusade , 6 30 p m , prayer meehng , 7 30 p m , Thur sday cho •r practrce . 7 BARNEY WH'I OON'T 'if COME OVER TO MV HOUSE FER SUPPER ,ELVINEV IS He EAT IN' NOPE-HE'S EATIN' our> > IN • SNUFF'! WONT ; BETHAR Kangaroo mamas have one advantage over "human " mamas- lhetr crtb ts "bwlt~m." There's no need for them to dash around the house to gwe Junior tender Iovmg care. He IS always nearby, located quite conveniently for moth~ er's attention. Any mother's attentron .is crucial in prov1ding a child with the religious foundations needed to produce a responsible adult. Enough freedom so that he can be Independent - enough discipline to proVIde structure for his life. And moral precepts mstiiied by the Church and parental example. One day Junior will outgrow mama's pouch or crob. Then, and only then, can parents know jf they have been successful. '' ''.• ' ~ (( ' 'IOU Cfi?TAINL'I HAVE CAMPUS CLATTER A FI.AIR FOR LIVII'IG, \II~EN ¥0~ C4N T ~ECA LL A No\ ~E ! SUGGEST GQ1NG T ~ RO UG..! T~ E A L P~A BE T IT «OR!<S FOR ¥.6 \\ IT riOLJT FA IL, W_, E\ ! GET TO ""J..l ~ ~CllVE HAZARD ; ALWA>S RECA L. WT THIS IS '!liE F15T 11ME ' EVE~ SEEN ON --~ A CATERED <;lAKECW WHEN I'VE W?R!<ED Wll\1 Olii~R DEfECTIVES, IT's ALWA'IS I'IEEN ROUTINE MY WI ~E S N:.\ \\E tS , \11 ..\R~ .1. wETTE.R 'M' WOMEN'S L-IBERATION - HE!': HAW - -B INGO-SESAME -BUT ""'w''-'- woRK- STPJO:ET-- pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Danny Evans , . pastor , Norman C Will, suot Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m , Worshrp servtce, 10 30 am Ch r rsft an Endeavor Su nday evenrng REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF lATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac rne Road Ralph Johnson. pa stor Herbert Whrte Sunday School D1rector Sunday School, 9 30 a m , Morn1ng worshtp, 10 30 a m Sunday e\l'en rng servrce 7 p m Wednesday evenmg prayer servtces, 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Great Bend, Charles Norrrs , pastor Worsh 1p servrce. 9 30 a m , Sunday Schoo l. 10 30 I'M AHe:M ~ TONl~H"T > z 5 THE FAc:r OF WERE T~E MATIER 15 WE VEl< SWORD? WITJ.jOUi CU1""rl~ ' ! ~ THEYILL LISTEN IN OUR BUDGET• .'THERE SIMPLY WA5 NO MONEY FOR Pi<OJECT5 5 UCH A5 YOURS . THAT SANDWICH WAS JUS'T TOO BIG 1'' EAT "' DO YOU THINK FACIN6 TERRIFIC CUTBACK:, MIND IP" I HAVE A LOOK A'T ~MMM! BEI>JGo I>J5'TALLED AS THE SACI-lEM OJ=" "11-tE WOYA.l O!:O!OER OJ= MUSKW.ATS; "~ NO W . • APPRO· PRIATE THE NECE95ARY FUND5? am CARLETON CHURCH Krngsbury Road Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am , Ralph Car l. sup t Worshtp serv 1ce, 10·30 a m and 7 30 p m alternate l y Prayer mee l rng Wednesday, 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles. pa star OLD DEXTER CON · GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev Carl RIChards, pastor Mrs Worley Francis, Sunday school supt , Sun day schoo l , 9 45 a m , c hurch servrces, second and fourth Sundays l o ll ow t ng Sunday school llrst and l htrd Sun day eventngs , 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor, Sund ay Schoo l 5up t , Ronald Osborne , Bible Sc hool 9 30 a m prea ch 1ng 10 45 a m Evenmg servtces, 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells , pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Mornrng wor sh rp, 10 30 am Young People 's Servrce 6 45 p m Evangel iStiC se r 1n c e , 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg , Thursday, 7 JO p m FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION - Bald Knobs. Rev L R G lu esencamp. pastor Roger Wr!fred, Sr, Sunday School Supt Su nday Sc hool 9 JO a m Su nday even•ng wor shtp 7 30 Prayer mee ttng Tuesday, 1 JO p m Ernest Deeter , c lass leader Youth meetrng Wednesday, 7 30 p m , Ernest Deeter l eader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Rober t Shook, pa stor Su nday schoo l , 9 30 a m , Russell Spence r supt , worSh i P servtce. 10 45 a m , e\l'enmg Worshrp alfernahng W!th c E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meetrng , 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe , lay leader WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter. pa stor Sunday school, 9 JO a m worshtp serv •c e. 10 JO a m Brble study and prayer servr c e, Wednesday , 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Rev Samue l Jackson, pastor Su nday School, 10 am , Mr s Gertrude Buller, supt Prayer servtce, 1 30 p m , or eacht ng servrce 2 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Kert h Wrse , pastor Sunday Schoo l , 9 30 a m , V H Braley , supt, worshrp servrce and c ommunron , 10 30 am , £>ventng serv1ce. 7 30 p m , Wednesday , Btble st udy, 7 JO p m Regula r board meetrng , lhtrd Sa t urday each month , 7 30 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH The Rev Lee Burnem , Pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 10 am , worshrp ser\l' ice . 11 am Wednesday prayer meetmg, 7 30 p m Sunday nrgh t worshtp , 7 30 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fnday Deuteronomy • Joshua • Ephesians o Ephesians • Ephesians • Titus 6:1-15 24:1-15 5:1-20 5:21-33 Copynrht 1973 Kel1ter Advertl1!nr S!irviCI Inc: Strubur1 Vlryulia • 2.1- 15 3:1-17 Scnptura lfiK"Wd by the American Btble Soe~tly - With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that whi.ch is good iQ family and commumty life, this feature is sponsored by the buSinE:SS f1rms and organizations whose names appear below. can't .;iqn a lease w1thout talkinq }}):,1 ' •, t o Sl,m' s " . THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. • Short Order Arr Cond1t1oned Restaurant St. Rt .7 Chester, Ohio 296 W. Second SUNDAY liMES-SENTINEL Devoted.To The Greater Ohio Valley IF YW HAD WNJT6D 10 Meigs County Branch GAULS SHAKE HAVEN Pomeroy TILL Ph . 992- 3865 mRE:E' PLA~If.Jio I'OKER , \\IH'i FOI<E'R DIDN'T 'IOU />6K M'l PERM1'>510tJ WELL WE KNOW tiOW l HAT Q.JEEN ISA6E'L-tA' S ClAIM IS 130GU5· ' 6<r -mAT Mf.ctiS '!OLI, CHIEF II.OT ~ PUHUM MARK V STORE Middl eport, Ohio ·Y<'Ierday's Cryptoq uole . DREAMING PERMITS EACH AND EVERY ONE OF US TO BE QUIETLY AND SAFELY INSANE EVERY NIGHT OF OUR LIVES -CHARLES Wllr LTAMDEMENT - ROYAL OAK PARK Family Recreation Swimming, Camping by THOMAS JOSEPH OHIO VAllEY BAKING CO. Bakers of Holsum Bread Middleport, Ohio ' . . THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. ( ,j l ·, ' GOEGLEIN ru:r":DY MIX CO. Phone 992·3284 BETTER .MAKE THE DAILY SENTINEL Mr . and Mrs . Cha,les R. Sheets . . 106 Court St. Porp'erov 992-3001 . SADIE'S MARKET Meats and Groceries Syracuse 992-3986 l---------~--' \ \ C'INTHIA W£NT SKATING ON£ WARM SPRIN6 r?A'/ . SEARS Furniture and Appliances Ph . 985·3308 Chester, 0 . . Authonzed Catalog Merchant Louts W. Osborne ''" ~ "' '~ ,., Ph 992 ·3498 " tree 7 llul(lranH• I ! of 11 SOI t CAPr AIN EASY rsI F. J. WALLACE, JEWELERS 100 Years in Pomeroy Kermit Walton Bulova Watches - Sales & Service 186 1'1. Second Middleport 1 32 'f papoy, for o ne Jtt~h<l "s e.rptt,tl 27 1',11 ker ot Pr1v.dl 28 R 1n,,ne lf lgh I,Hld~ l s f,dm e 9 Ptp c l'••tt .13 HI<.~ Ilk ltwk 35. Colleen 39 ConeP it 4 1 Fort' wmk s ,_,, Dl ~ I rxJ [ /lU i\ VIH'/ IT'5 CHEAPER 1(, fill h I TO EAT O UT 0 ~ OF DOOR'S Now arrane;e the circled letters 0 to form the surpnse answer, as _ sugg.,ted by the above cartoon, I "'"""."" '"""..,. I [I] rl l I I X I1 J 26. · Forlmldcn Ctl \ /'/(()()/) \ 0 SltC 29. 'I ramplc~ 31 Hcfram (A.n•wl!'t• tomorrow) Jum11lr.8, BOOTH m songs 32. London s Anft¥1t:r. I I \ICJ CREEK lt'J II fWJ of Pol v·~ 35. N e w Guln<.aport 36. Fbik smgcr Garfunk(' l 37 'Equal /i 11.er ' 38. Pncst 40 l heme v ,t.-. so ng fot a ... ¥.< ~- ,~~/.- ~rocra s- tm<tHH DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: AXYDLRAAXR lo LONGFELLOW CRYPTOQUOTES I AK SYIK N Z L r' X I Y E FLJIXOKO J Q KHKGXKN G Y H - E i>H:,v H G Y II Y RYX H ND KBTKI'Il F: E J M 0 QJL SXN 0 L M NJ H DSK YEE QKEEJA IN SOME MAJOR-LEAGUE PARKS WHEN THE~ BRING IN A NEW PITCHER FROM THE Sl!LL fEN, THE~ USE A GO!.F CART , ·-;-.. ,, '' MODEST I <~ w~ l m /rm 34 Ne1ghh111 MIDDLPORT BOOK STORE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE I tlH' -; k ill p l t~ nt.t t torr 25 or One letter s1mply stands for another [n thts sample A is used for the three L 's, X for the two O's, etc Smgle letters , apostrophes , the length and formation of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are different 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992·2178 Church and Office Supplies- Gifts 992·2641 Middleport v.d ~ (2 311 <hatg<•s 16 Ln1ucfy 20 l!.mhark 22 Sc.JJ ic ll 's ' Attend the Church of Your q10ice Pomeroy 'i Hal :-:~ l\ h: 6 (' 11 1p.i I V !l()U CII1 1l'i Span ish of Columbus, 0 . Pomeroy Bul UNFORIUNATEt..'/, SH£ FOF:GOT, To PUT HER <5KAT£S AWA'/ 11 ~ P rHUMP! ' . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Free Esttmates . Guaranteed lnstallatron RIDENOUR SUPPLY · BEN FRANKLIN STORE AMANDA PANDA Ph . 992-75QO 307 Spring Ave. Ph. 992·2318 Sh<~.Uc 10 :\10WICI ' C(l JJemon Vcslerda\ 's J\n s"'·r "'' M iddleport . 992·3S5u Nation wide Insurance ll<l 1111< ~ 19. Sty li sh 21 QU ild · r.J gcs tn w 23 Woe unt•1 CARPET-LAND, INC. . I (!> I I 2:1 Hcpu t l<.t Am( I D B.A ANTHONY PLUMBING and HEATING 116 W Main t\ r,•b ( <:om I) fo1 m J ' Al! WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 337 N . 2nd II (/0\V OO ( I J8. 'I htcc ful d Sell it with a Sentinel Display ad. Phone 992-2156 Middleport , Ohio MONTG JMERY WARD cl(f~~ STORE ! I Ph . 992-7735 Old U.S. 33 Stop In and See Us Middleport lA th 15 N \IHH.: I 17. I ;J Cl <Jt CU dump (. DICK'S GROCERY '' ~ ron ~ Jb lt 14 Bu sh} IT GOOD. • (Formerly Dom1gans) New Owner - D1ck Sargent M&R FOODLINER ' 13 Unscramhlc thc~c four Jumhlcs, one letter to eac h HlJUurc, to form four ordmary word s. 2 Be111 g ltft II Wa ~tr ut 1:!. Lon feU f . The Store With A Heart Racine Ph . 949·3342 n taho! Ct Devoted to the Interest of The Metgs & Mason Area Pomeroy, 0. RACINE FOOD MARKET r.u L.1 ~ tc1 I THE .DAILY SENTINEL Bakers of Good Bread Huntington , W. Va. ar, pli ght Chester, Ohio HEINER'S BAKERY J 6 S•m } I0 (@ 1973 King Futures Syndlu.t., Inc. } l 2 I Jru s~ 1.~ I{( g lft11 It! Spd f II H - lrh (Jull .. ... t UO\'\l 1\: ~ I l'm l r•d Al:HIJSS I. Pukl fun ' GAUL'S MARKET Pomeroy-Member FDIC& Federal Reserve System I i)JNJTW 10 SIA'I OJT Tlt..L THI<E£ PLA\11~ General Mercha ndise Tuppers Plains Ph. 667 -3280 _ Rexall Drugs We Fiil All Doctors' Prescr iptions 992-2955 Pomeroy t>t.LI\U:>t <;-rA'{ OUT LODWICK'S MARKET SWISHER & LOHSE pm RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re\1' Lloyd D Gnmm, Jr , pastor SLtn day St: hool , 9 30 am , Morntng wor!;hlp, 10 30 am , Young people's serviCe 6 45 p m , Evangel1strc serv rc e . 7 30 p m Wednesday evenrng servtce, 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Casto. pastor sunday Schoo l 9 30 : eventng worshrp, 7 30 Thur sday evenmg prayer serv 1ce 7 30 p m MASO N FIRST BAPTIST Second and Pomeroy Sts, Stan Crarg pastor Sunday schooL 9 45 a m , worshtp servlce 11 a rn tra.nrng un t on 6 JO p m evenrng worshiP service , M rd week prayer 7 JO p m servtce, Wednesday , 7 30 p m FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH - Letart R:oute 1, the Re\1' Sta n Craig , pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m , prayer al'ld B 1ble study, 7 30 p m Cottage prayer se rv ice, Tuesday . 10 am , worshtp ser\lrce , Fr tday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P 0 Bo>: 487, Mrller St , Mason , W va Su nday Btble Study 10 am , Worshrp I I am and 7 p m Btb le SILtdy Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal mus tc MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St, Mason , W Va Cheste r Tennant, pastor Su nday school, 10 am , mornrng worshrp , II am , e\l'aogelrsttc ser\l'rce, 7 30 p m B1ble sludy and prayer service , Wednesday, 7 30 p m Phone 773 5133 HARTFORD CHlJRCH OF CHRIST m Chnst1an Unton The Rev Will iam Campbell , pastor Sunday school 9 JO am , James Hughes , supt , cven rng S"rvrce. 7 , 30 .> rn Wef;lnesday even1ng prayer mee t1ng , 7 , 30 p m Youth prayer servrce ea ch Tuesday 6:1-10 Saturday I Peter u ) BUTANE ~~~~~ - ROCK BOTTOM �s;;t:i;;;Il·C[~;;rfieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! . ....., .... ·u- The Daily sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., May 11, 1m ' Afi)COfi!UE . WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES 6 p M Day Betore Pub I icat 10n Monday De-adline 9 <3' OF QUALITY Crmcetlai 10n Correcttons Wdl be a cce pted unlit 9 am for Dayal Publicalion REGULATION S Tht> Publisher reserves the righl to e(Jll ot:. reiect any ads deem ed oblec1ional. more than one mcorrf'CI . insert ton RATES F or Want Ad Service S cents per Word one insertion ', Minimum Ch arg e 75c • 12 cen l s per word three -consecut lYe insert i ons lB cen ts per word six con secu t iiH! insert ions . 25 Per Ccnr D iscount on paid · ads and ads pa id within 10 Cavs . CARDOFTHANKS & OBITUARY 1910 PONTIAC . 12295 Fireb ird Esprit . Local 1 owner car. 35.0 V_8 eng 1ne. _P, stee ring & automa t ic tran s., AM FM radm. l tke new w~tte Jetlered t ires , dark brown finish, bucket seat & blk . vtnyl tri m . A shar p one. Really l0.1ded . 1966 CAMARO CONY. 51695 V 8 motor , auto. tran s .• P.S., and w-w tire s, r(ldio, n1 ce yel low finish wi th vf.!)Y I In terior . ~ ' . 51.50 lor 50 word minimum : Each additional word ?c BLIND ADS Pomeroy Motor Co. Additional 15c Charge per Advertisement. OFFICE HOURS • 8 : 30a . m . to 5 : 00p .m Oa i! y, m . to 1'2 : 00 NoOn 8 . 30 a OPEN EVE: . .. ~ P.M. ")MEROI . . uttiO ,S at~rday . In Memorv Notice 1N MEMORY ot ou r mother, Wanda Rathburn, who was KNAPP SHOE S Comfort , k i lled in a car wre ck 4 years Quality , ,L ong Wea r , ag o, Ma y 10. Reasonable pr ices. Call 992 The thing s you always did for 532 4. us, we think of it every day ; 5 3 ti c They keep you ncar an d dear to us . though God cal led you G UN SHOOT . Fr;day, 1:30 away. p.m .: Factory choked gun s We of ten si t and th ink of you , onl y . A ss ort ed m c at _s. and s p c,;~k ot how you died . Refreshments served. Ra cine And to think you cou ld not say Gun Club. goodbye, befor e you closed your eyes. Sad ly missed by Bob, \he WILL not be respon sible for Rathburn chi ldren and Mom any debts contra c ted by any Coy one other than my sel f . 5-ll ltc Signed : Paul J . Hauber . Lon g BOttom. Ohio. 5 -9-Jtp '·TWO Beagle dog s los t in WILL do housecleaning in ' Racine. Bashan ar ea; one red Ch es ter , Pomeroy and and whi te femal e arid one M iddl eport area ; phone 992bla ck and brown male; gone 7202 or 985 4146. v for J or 4 days ; phone 949 -2594 5-9-Jt c or 949-2595 before 3 p.m . =--~~-----,::-~-,:--:­ ... weekdays or an ·yt i me on NO. I Copper. SOc; rad iator s, • · wee ken ds. ?Be ; brass. 18c ,· batter ies , SSe 5-6-6tc eac h ; clean dry roots, Gin ~-'-----'~-~ seng, S60 ; yellow root, $4 ; mayapple, 45c per !b.; M . A. Harl, Reedsville , Ohio, 376· · TRY IT - You ' ll -Like II. The 6249. Sew and Go Shop in Alfred . ·: All polyester dra s tically reduced . Marked at $2 .15 and OLD furniture, oak t.3bles, up . Open all day and weekday Organs. dishes , clocks, brass even ings . Owner Mr s. E. T. • beds or complete households. ·· Galaway . Wr i.te · M . D. Miller, R1 . 4, 5-ll -6fc Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 992 62ll. KEEP al l ·d ogs off Char les 1-7-tf c Wolfe Pr operly, at Fairview, . all day and all night -. wANTED, woOded land with •. 5-6-121c r.o ad and power , 40 acres or -"---~-­ niore, or farm . Cash . Phon e ~ McDAN I ELS Cu stom Slaua hter col lect 614·654 -1 703 evenings House and M ea t Cutting ; or wr i te Box 952 , Lancaster, ~ Slate and Government in Ohio 431 30. !: spected : phone· 773-5208 . 5-6-61p 5-6-121p ~":'-:------=-­ ·~----PIANO Tuning , Lane Daniel s, SHOOTI N G MATCH , Corn 992 -2062, 259 Broadway St. , Hollow Gun Club. turn flr st M iddleport ; May 7th lhru Pighl alter Mil es Cemetery, Jun e 30 th . R-unaryd . _Factory choked 5-7-6t c gun's only'. Sunday, May 13th , 1 p. m . 5-10-31c 1971 ROLLY Park , 12 x 60, like YARD SALE, Frid ay. Saturday new. carpeted, hou se fur and SUnday . Larkin St. , n i tur e, air - co'n dition e d , ,.. Rutland. washer and dryer, wit h B x 32 5-10-21c porch and awning ; phone 1304-773 -5474. :t;LUB Resta urant, Ra cine, Ohi o 5-9-lOt c ..-. will be open 7 days a week . Lost ------ Notice Mobile Homes For Sale .... : . Plat e Lunches , $1.35 to $2.50. .. 5- 10-3tc :~OOF I NG and Hea t ing Repair,· all types ; Spec ial - Cleaning and oili ng of blower, comp lete check on furnaces ; Phone 8A32J41. 5·2-30tc : GUN SHOOT, fact ory choked and hand c ho ked guns, Forked Run Sportsman Club. ' Sundny, May 13. 12 noor:~ . • 5-I0.3tc . FLEA MARKET at the B,uy • Ril e Shop in Addison . Open : every Sunday at 11 a. m. , ., S-10-3tc . . .. NOW OPEN - Young's Store i n "' Tupper s Pla ins; Men 's used : pan ts and shi rt s; Glassware, ., Anl iques. Tools ; Open Tues ., : Thur s., and Sat., 6 a.m. _to 9 .. p.m . .. .·•• : ;==========5.=-6:..-6_t,p " VETERANS BANK FINANCING • 12 Years · 10 ..75 A. P.R. · , for Your •• For Your Mobile Home- : Land--No Down Payment • • • • 304-485·3809 Choose your own hom e from your AREA DEALER . ' MAY iS HAIR KA I R mon th for dur KOSCOT cu stomer s . Many SPecials thi s month •, including ONE DAY Perfume Roltette and BettUty Dust . I · wou ld lik e very much to se rve or visit you . Phone 1;--!elen Jane. Brown ,. Middleport , Ohi o, 992 -5.113. Remembe r MOT-HER on HER DAY : May 13 th . ' .' •' .• ' j ,. •• ' "HEll" WANT to buy old f~shioned f urniture of all kind ; also bra ss beds. wooden ice boxes , old postcards. al bum s and other i tems . What have vou? 2, E. Henson, Rt. M c DermoiL Ohi o; phone 858 -25 40. WO UL D like to buy a p icn ic ta bl e in good condition ; phone 99? ?32 4. 5- 11 -6lc USED Gravely mower ; phone , 992 9972. 5- 11 -61p US E D A or B Alli s Chalmers tra c tor for part s. Frank Doddere r , Box 162, Coolville, Oh io. 5-10-3tp ------~-~-~ Auto Sales '68 CAMARO, 327 motor, good condi tion: phone 1-304 -773 5606. 5-ll -61p .~~------ GOOD '70 PLYMOUTH; 4 door : $975 ; phone 992 -53 10. 5-11 -3tc -c-~-----~- 1969 .pi_ YMOUT H Roadrunner. good condi t ion, 383 motor. automa tic transmission, mag wheels. power steering, new I ires. orange with black vi nyl top, $995 ; See Charles Bissell. Ches ter, Ohio or call985-3562. · 5· 11 -Jfc 1960 and 1963 Volkswagens, goad condit ion ; phone 98541 18. 5- 10-3tc ---.,.-·~----- GR AN TOR IN O, power steeri ng, power brakes, a ir co ndi l ionlng , vinyl top . Ph one 949 - 50~ 1 anytime. 5. 10-6tc 1972 ----~~ (71 ELECTROLUX Sweepers deluxe model. Complete with , all cleaning attachments and · uses paper bag s. Sligh tly used but clea ns and look s I ike new. Will se ll for $37 .25 cash or term s ava ilable . Electr o Hygiene Co., phone 992-775.5. 5-8·6tc 196 3 MINNEAPOLIS Moline backhoe and front -end loader , S2 ,300 ; phone 992-6048 . 5·6-5tp -~ Real Estate For Sa!e 7 ROOM frame house in Harrisonville ; phone 304-755 2651 . 5·2-12tc i .Vii-gil B. -~~~-~ '66 FOR O Galaxie 500 XL au tomatic tr an smiss i on, DON'T pump your sluggish se.pric tank . Get Klean -Em power · steering, clean. Good AII Sep ti c Tank Clea ner . rubber, bucke t sea l s, $450. Landmar.k Farm Burea u, Phone '992-6645 after 5 p.m. Pome r oy . 5-6-6tp s. n . 1tc Teaford, Sr. Broker --~-~~~ MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS POtted Flowers 50' up All Hanging Baskets 3.00 . - - - - - -- 3-11 -tfc '3 AND 4 ROOM furn ished and unfurnished apartments . Phone 992·543A. 4-12 -tfc BEDROOM fur ni shed apartment, Call after 5 p. m . 992 3173. 5-10 ·2tc COOK, waitress and carhop ; apply in person , (row's Steak Hou5e . 5-10-tfc MATU·R E reseonsible person -to babysi t in my home on S. Secon d in Middleport for 3 months old baby and 7 year old boy . 5 day s per week in cl uding some weekc'ldS . References · requir ed . Job ··nq starts end of Ma y. mqu1r1es td BO ll. -1. Gallipolis, Ohio . ARNOLD BROTHERS . .. Daily Service MODERN .SANITATION John Tucker, Rt. 4 Pomeroy. Ph . 992 -3954 o. ASK US ABOUT PRE- FABRICATED WOOD TRUSSES ~ . to Built Your 'Specs Delivered to Job Site HOGG & ZUSPAN ~. MATERIALS CO. 773 -5554 Ma son, W. Va . GRAVELY CLELAND -REALTY >o8 E. MAIN ........_ . . . , POMEROY BUSINESS Loca ted in an upcoming commun ity . Includes 15 year old bui lding w ith lovely aparrment. 3 bedrooms . b ath. nice kitc hen, gas furnace, 2 glassed porches. Al l equ ipment and stock. JUST Sl7,900.00 . NEAR RUTLAND .1 bedrooms W-closets, nic_ e ba th , kitchen ha s lots of cabinets, range and dining area, 7 rooms in all. Storm d oo r s a nd windows . 11n acres. GO ING AT $16,900.00. Ml DOLE PORT . 3 1arge bedrOom s. Bath . Nice -kit chen with cabinets and la r ge dining area, recessed li ghting . Gas for ced air heat. Lot s of remode li ng done here. Garage and corner lot . ONLY $10.000.00. FURNISHED HOME With a large lot 100x135. 2 bedroom s·. . Dining _ r oo m . · Complete ly ren ovated just 3 yea r s ago, furnace, bath , fl oors, st orm door s and wi nd ows. Has General Electric kitchen . ALL FOR THE PRI CE OF .A M OBILE HOME $8.500.00. I ACRES Just out ol Pomeroy. 4 large bedrooms with c lo sets. Moder'n ba th . D ining room. Lot s of paneling and ca r peting In thi s hom e. Work shop. Garage. Storm doors and windows. $i7 ,000.00. ' HERE WE HAVE A ve r y n ice piece o f property at just S8 ,500.00. It has ~ N EW bath. A NEW for ced air furnace . Lots of paneling. 3 bedrooms. Large kitchen with dining area. A large recreation room . A new cel lar.....-i th room over . A" big tot . Is c ttJse to Middleport. THI S YOU MUST SEE?;-__ Hciw to GET IN on the " IN's" and stay OUT of the "OUTS" · JU ST LI ST W ITH CLEL AN D R EALTY. 100 IT TO DAY J. HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992· 2259 If no answer 992 -2568 MUST sell 1973 deluxe Zig -Zag HELEN L. TEAFORD sewi ng ma chine . This 992-3325 machine darns, embroiders, GORDON B. TEAFORD mak es buttonho les, a ll . 991-3615 without a tt achments. Just Pomeroy, Ohio ·ASSOCIATE$ dial and sew. Pay balan ce of .ItO SUNDAYS PLEASE Phone 992 $38 .50 or pay $5 per m on th . Phone 992-5Jj1. 0p en a a.m. to 5:30 p.m. •-20-tfc :~----~--~~--------~~......., Monday thru Thursday, 8 --'---------~ Big Capacity a .m . to a p.m. Friday and Maylag HOOD'S AQUARIUMS : t;sh Saturday. Au1omatics and supplies, new location • . 2 speed operation. Ash Street, Middleport, near Choice of water park; Ph. o ne 992-5443. COAt: Limestone, Excelsior · temps . Auto ·. 1-7-tf c Salt Works, E . .Ma in ' St.. water level Pome r oy. Phone 992 -3891. co ntro L Lint 4-12-tfc Fi lter or Power -F in Agi t ator' . Per'm a- Press SPRING SPECIALS Maytag tRACTOR SALES 1 WA_NTED_ - Someone to stay ntght wtlh an elderly lady in her Middl eport home . Phone 992 .3644. . 5-l0-3tc Hot Water HeaTers Plumbing Electrical Work 24 Hour I, If 'C SABRE TILLER 3% HP 1129.95 In Carton · We talk to you Halo of Heat Dryers Surround cl othes w i th gentle , even heat . No hot spots, no overdry i ng . Fine Me sh Li nt Filter . We Speciatiie in like a person.. Set Up, 134.95 TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP 149.95 Ill C<l1ton Set up, $54,95 PO ,...,EROY -• • _ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr . ~. Phone 992 -2181 WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 From the laroe-st Truck or Bulldozer Radiator to the ::.mane-sr Hea1er C..:ore. Nathan Bigg s Radiator Specialist On Most American Cars - GUARANTE EI>-Phone 992-2094 SMITH NELSON . MOTORS. INC. Porn eroy Home & Auto Open 8 Til 5 Monday thru Saturday 606 •.E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . Ph . 992-2174 Specialist Wheel • , MAYTAG RUTLAND FURNITURE ·~~;.~~~·t . /41·42 1 1 Arnold Grate · Rutland Pomeroy POMEROY HOME & AUTO AUgnment It Must Be Right or we will ke- it Right. 992 -2 094 606 E . Main Pomero.v OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE 8-4:30 Oaily, 8-12 Sat. In the R. H. Rawlings Sons Building. 992 -2'101 Middleport, 0. Stop In and See Floor Display. Our SEE US FOR : AwninQs, stor m doors and windows, ca rport s, marquees, aluminum Si ding and railing . A. Jacqb, sales represento3tive . For free est ima tes, phone Charles Lisle, Syrac use, V. V. Johnson ar1d Son, Inc .. 3-2-Uc TRASH pickup. Phone 992·2285. s-e-6tc WILL tr im or cut trees, c lean out ba sements , attics, etc. and paint r oofs. Phone 949 3221 . 4-17-30tc DOZER and back hoe work, ponds and sept ic tanks , ditch ing se r vice; top soi l , fill dirt, limestone ; B&K Excavating. Ph one 992-5367 Dick Karr, Jr . 9·1-tfc ----~- NOW OPEN - Roger Hysell's ' Garage, near Crossroads on St. Rt. 124; aU mechanic work including automatic tr~n s ­ m issions. Monday thr u Saturday, B: 30 a.m . to 5 p. rn. Phone 992-1121 or 992-6392. · 5-3·30fc HOUSE and Roof painting ; interior . Bnd exterior, free es tim a tes. Cal1992 -7008or 992 . 2460. - EXCAVATING. Dozers, larg e and sma ll ; Backhoes and 4-19-301c loaders on track and tires ; Dump trucks - · lo-boy service . Septic tanks in · SEPT IC TA NKS AROBIC stalled . Georg e ( Bi ll I Pullins; SEWAGE S YST ·EMS phone 992-2478 or 992-7402. CLEANED, REPAIRED. 2-l.tk MILLER SA NITATION , STEWART, OH IO. . PH . 662· HARRI SON'S TV service and ~035. service ca ll s. Ph one 992-2522. 10-4·tfc 2-9-tfc SEWING MACHINES. Repa;r se rv ice, all makes. 992 -2284. The Fabric Shop, Pomer oy. 1Authorized Sirlger Sales ahd Service. We Sharpen Scissors . 3'-29-tfc AUTOMOB ILE insurance been cance lled ? L ost your operator's license? Call 992· 2966. 6-15- tfc Real Estate for Sale . HOUSE, 6 r ooms and bath, 829 S. Third Ave .• phone 992 -5431. 5-8-6tc - - -- - - FOR Sate By awner, 3.bedr?om home in Wonder H1ll s, Athens, Oh io ; for in formati on cal l 592 -4757. 5-11 ·2fc NEW To tal Electric fr ame home, baseboard hl;!af; hardwood fl oors, 3 bedroom , bath, living room, dining room, built -in kitchen, bree-zeway. garage, City water . Lot size 100x400.' Additional lot available. Tuppers Plains, Ohip. Price $17,000 . Phone 667 -3686. 5-11 -3tc 3 BEDROOM ranch style in Pomeroy ; w .to-W caq~eting, 2 car gar-age attached, aircon-ditioned ; phone 992 -5593 . 5· 11 -61 c PUBLIC WHOLESALE NEW MOBILE 'HOMES 10x40 2 BR 10x512 BR 10x56 JBR 12x41 2 BR 12x51 2 BR 12x56 3 BR 12x61 3 BR 20x43 3 BR $2995 $3595 $3995 $3595 $3995 $4295 $jl995 Double wide $6500 All homes are total electric, completely furnished , set of steps. %" birch paneling, house·- type doors, storm windows. From $250 .00 down, Delivered Free. Many more·to choose hea't , bath , 2 lots; S. D. Buskirk, · 34 1 Page · St., M id~ dlePor t, Ohio ; phone 992 -54 87 . 5-1.1 -31p MOBILE HOMES . Eastern Ave. . . Gallipolis, 0 . PH. 446-0175 BILL JANES ARMY~NAVY DISCOUNT DEPT. STORE MOTHER :S DAY EVER YBODY.'S SALE Heart Jewelry Boxes, 3 sizes.', 79c . S1.19 - 12.19; Mother's Day Blouses, $3.49; Gifts Jor the Kitchen, 98c up ; 3 pc. and bowling shoes,Barbecue Sets, 51.49'; Golf, base~all _ 1-i mited quantity, $4 ,9S pr.; Saw horses, 51.99 set ; Children's cowbOy boots, $3.99 pr.; Knives. rnachettes - 50 different kinds · 29c up ; <;ran berry ash _trays, 7'1c ea.; 12 oz . Glass Sham Tumbl ers, 16c ea.; 19 pc. Shettfield Presen tation Knife set, only $9.95 ; Canvas wash basin, 29c; JO Qat. Ammo boxes, qood for tools. $1.49; Armv Khak i shorts. 99c; Eveready flash l ights, all steet case, red reflector ; Quaker Maid 01 1. 37c qt.; ~anvas tarps ~ all sizes . reduced pri ces;· Screen room tents. add a trail er room plus regular tents, Last Time, S49.95 ; Comp lete line of Hydraulic Jacks, 1111 Ton to_ 20 Ton •. S~VE . Name brand paints and varnishes · l1m1ted quantity , gat. 99c . qt . 49c- pt. '29c ; Complete line of Endicott Johnson work .shoes and boots (double seamed, triple stitched, real leather ! REDUCEO 20 PCT. 8 Track car stereo w-ith Speakers, S37.9.S ; 8 track tapes,_ s·a ul, Roc k~ Pop , Country, Western, Top Artists , OnlyS1 _. 98 each. Opel"! 9 - 5:30 Daily exqa•pt Mon. & Fri. 9-9 ·.Open Sunday 12 : 00 -. 5:30 70 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, power, air..........13500 ., ' . 69 BUICK .......................... $1595 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, air •••• '2995 70 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, Vroof, air........ 12595 70 Buick Skylark Cpe., power, air ...... •.. '2395 70 Gremlin 2 Dr., 6 c~., std.............. n295 69 Chevelle Mal. H.T. Cpe., V-8, AT, PS ... 11595 .69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., air ..... '1595 Skylark G.S, 400, 2 dr . H.T., fa c. air, P.S., P. B., vinyl roof. tilt wheel. 69 CHRYSLER ................... s1695 a New Yorker . dr., fully equipped . 70 OODGE .......................... $1795 71 FORD .............................. s2195 Polar a 2 dr. H. T., la c. air. P. S., P. B., v inyl root. 69 ·MercUiy Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto..... 11295 68 Ford. Gal. 500.' 4 Door, air .............. 11095 Mustang , V -6 auto .• P.S. 66 FORD ............................ $1095 68 CheveUe 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto., P.S..... ~1495 6b Dooge Pol. 4 Door H.T.................. '795 T- Bird, new tires. like new, Special. 70 FORD............................. s1495 Galaxie500. 4dr. , V-8, auto .• P .S.• P. B. Ni ce car. 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air........ '995 65 Oldsmobile 98 4 Door ................... 1295 65 Falcon 2 Door, 6 c~., std............... 1295 64 Chevelle H.T. Cpe., V-8, auto..............1395 70 FORD .......................... s1495 Fairlane, 4 dr., V-8, auto .• P. S., vinyl roof. 72 MERCURY................... s2795 Montego, 4 dr., V-8. auto .• P. S., P. B., factory air . ·68 JAVELIN ........................ $895 66 Buick L.:!Sabre 4 Door, air.............. : 1695 ' 2 Dr. H.T., V -8, auto. 64 Buick Elec. 4 Door H.T.................. 195 1 GAS SAVER SPECIALS Karr & Van Zandt "You'll like Our Quality of Doing Business " 992 -5342 72 Ford Pinto, 2 dr., 4 cyl., 4 sp. $1795 69 Ford Fair lane, 2 dr. H . T. , stand . $1095 70 Mercury Montego, 4 dr ., 6 cyl.. stand. $1095 69 Mercury Monlego, 4 dr., 6 cyl ., auto . $1295 71 Plymouth Fury II. 4 dr., 318, stand., P. S. Like new. $1695 69 Toyota, 2 dr . H. T ., 4 sp. $895 65 Ford. 4 dr ., 6 cyl. , auto. Runs good . $395 Way GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Untii6 :00~Til5 p.m. Sai. HERO-ES OF THE AREA - Southeast Ohio Emergency Squad and Rescue Teams . Congratulations Durin.g Your Week, May ~ - 12 . CHEAPIES ,--;F·=:I-: ;So;-H; E""'R,. M·'""A"N"- ' SPECIALS 61 Oldsmobile, 4 dr. $99 61 Rambler St , Wagon $ 99 63 Chev. 4 dr. 62 Nova 2 dr. 66 Come t H. T. $199 $199 Cpe. $199 62 NOva Sf Wagon $269 MOTHER'S Day F lowers ; hang;ng baskets ; wh;te, p;nk and red geraniums, . mums and begon;as; INSTANT COLOR for your Garden palis ies, petunia s, marigo l ~s. Phlox . Coleus. Satv;a. Zon n;as. D; a nthu s. Allyssum. Snap dragon s. Agera tium and Portulacca . Vegetable plants _ cabbage. broccot;, cauliflower, lettuce, eggplant, mangoes. hot peppers and 1' kinds of toma to plant s. Cle l and Farm and Greenhouse, E . Main, R_acine . Geral dine Clel~nd. 4-29-ltc 66 Ford Galaxie 500,2 dr ., 352, auto. Sbarp. 66 Olds Jet Star. 2 dr . H . T . 67 Dodge, 4 dr. wagon with rack, V-8, stand. 64 Rambler 4 dr.• Wagon . 62 Buick La Sabre, 4 dr. PH. 992·2174 • MOTHER'S DAY SALE Make Mother happy In one of these late models. We have some of the finest late model used cars in the Ohio Valley and t,ls week we want to sell 15 late models. So come on In and see us for a Great Buy. 1972 PONTIAC 1971 PONTIAC 1971 PONTIAC 1971 PLYMOUTH 1970 PONTIAC 1970 PONTIAC 1969 BUICK 1969 PONTIAC 1964 BUICK 1963 CHEVROLET ~i.; 4R~~t ~~:~n;ce Grand Prix, air, vinyl fop . .We sold this car ll months ago. Only- has 12 ,651 miles. Like n~w . Grandville 2 dr . H. T ., gray with black cloth interior, air , tape, AM&FM . Real sharp car . ONLY Ca talina Brougham , 4 dr. H.T., green wi1h green vinyl top, air, tape player, tl It wheel . Ooe owner . '4495 •3695 '2995 •2495 Satctl ;le. 2dr. H .T .• V-6. auto .• P.S., P. B.• rad;o. low ONLY mileage . One owner . '2495 '2495 '1995 '1695 '695 '595 Bonneville 4 dr . H. T., yellow with beige top, tilt wheel. ai r , tape player , trunk release. Sharp. Wagon , 9 pass ., white with wood grain on side, air , P.S.• P. B. Local one owner. Lesabre 2 dr . H.T., white with bla ck viny l top, factory air, local one owner . Priced Righi. Cata l ina 2 dr. H.T ., white with black vinyl top, fac-tory air, loca l one owner. ONLY ONLY ONLY Wildcat 4 dr , H. T., red wi th black vinyl top, P.S., P.B., auto., air cond. , power wl_ndows , power se-ats, one of the nitest 64 Buicks you can find . 63 model.. one ?wner.66.621 ONLY ONLY We are still making some great deals on new Buicks, Pontiacs. So before you buy any car new or used check with us. CEWARD CALVERT, Salesman REMEMBER We Service What We Sell 992-2174 OUR WORD- IS OUR BOND $295 $195 500 E. Main St. , Pomeroy, onto Open Evenings · 'Til 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Service 'Til 12 Noon on Saturda) Remember We Service What We Sell. See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel ,RIGGS USED CARS PH. 985-4100 LocaledonSt . Rt.7 CHESTER,O. CO NT E MPORARY Mode rn .UPHOLSTER . your own ·fur UPHOLSTERY Material·s., BROWNIN G Automatic, full Walnut s tyl e st ereo'· radio, ni ture. Foam c.ur.h.ions, any choke , 12 gauge ; ·versa Nlec ·nylon prints, cotton ·prints. . arn fm radio, 4 speaker sOund sil:e . Co tton, burlap, swivel loader, 12 gauge ;- Johnny vinyls, velvets of all kind s. sys tem, -1 speed ·automatic ba ses. zipper, dacr on, web· GameCaller, 2 crows Stewart Pom eroy Recover:y, 622 E. changer . Balance $69.22. Use - bing, we ll . ' Pomeroy and I ow!. Phone 949-2789. St., phone 992-7554. Main our budget terms . Ca ll 992 Recovery , 622 E. Main St. , 5- 10-3tc 5:3-24 tp 3965. phone 992. 7554. 5-6.6f c 64 Pontiac Tempest 2 Dr . $350 POMEROY MOTOR CO. GRI\MO . .. Refreshments Pom~roy, Ohio VISIT K i ng sb~ry Home, Sales & Service for a better buy in 12' · 14' wide mobi le. horl-les or a roomy double-wide 54x 24, 3 bedroom, 2 ·bath s - 44x24, 2 · bedroom s; made by Skyline Corp . Bui l.! righ t : 2x4 con structi on. Now on display on Kinasbury Rd . County Rd . 18. Rt. 33 North . Come .now or to our Grand Opening on May 12-13. Office hours 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. or by appointment. Phon e 992 -6256 . Our low o·verhead mean s b ig saving·s to you. 4-29·12tp NEW · READY Bl oom ing potted flowers. start.ing at 50 ' ce nts ; hangi ng bask~ts , pansies, cabbage, petun1a s, marigolds, co leu s, tomatoes. peppers, ' etc. One -fourth o!f by th e flat ; Hubbard s Gree-nhouse, 300 yards above ballpark bn ~yracuse. Ohi o. 4-26-lf c LARGE SELECTION MOBILE HOMES ·we Feature . Some . of the Finest: *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD Visit Meigs Will Be Served! Design 212 ' 1. The Trea dhome IUtoU I 17 I J l IEDIDOI J II X 11 II lECI tE DUOM 3 . 1\U ~!!!~ 44 X 24 MODEL 3311 1031 SQ . FT. UPPER LEVEL Z071 SQ. fT . TOTAL LIVING AREA ;s according to code . 2. Fully insulated . 3 . Large closets . 4 . Storm door s & windows .. 5 ; 2x6 rafter s. 6. Copper plumbing . 7. Nearly an acre of land . 8 . Price is on ly $19,995.00 on your lot complete ready to move into. Saturday Up 70' Long Low Bank Rates Gl Loans Available 1 to 5 lARRY'S 1 to 5 Built by: B&K Excavating *MOBILE IIOMES* Larry Evans, Owner Frank Gheen. Sale$ Mgr. SALES REPRESENTATIVE: PHONE 992-7777 POMEROY, OHIO Next Door to the · "Jones Boys" VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER Associates : Helen .L. Teaford, Gordon B. Teaford EQUAL HOUSING Gi·f'OF.TUNITIES Closed Sunday, Mother's Dav. ..;· SUNDAY MAY 13 - 1 TO 7 PM 12 and 14' . Wide Mobile Homes 24' Double Wides FactorY · Personnel. Will Be Here To Answer MADE BY SKYLINE CORP. Nation 's largest builder of this type homes. Ohio built by Ohio labor. New 1973 THE ANSWER TO TODAY~ . LIVING N ·Model$ PHONE 992-3325 • 110 MECHANIC STREET • • • Sunday YOU'RE iNVITED TO VISIT! POMEROY, OHIO SATURDAY Newest Open For Inspection 12' Wides - 14' Wides 2Q MAY 12- 11 . 'TIL 8 PM Your Questions! Our New Trendhomes by National A County's buill MODEL HOME- *SKYUNES ACADEMY ' ':' ! Flat b ed p 1c'k up, 4 sp. irol'l'l. ~-·~---- '\ 50 FORD: ............................ s195 · /'v-· 71 Olds 88 Holiday Sedan, air . .. .... . •••• '2695 TRI.COUNTY -----.,--- 5 ROOM house, baSement, gas Fl cus tom Explorer. new truck guaran1ee , real sharp . • EXCAVAT IN G. dozer. loader and backhoe work; septic tanks ins talled ; dump trucks and IO·boys for hire ; will haul f ill dirt, top soil. limestone and gravel ; Call Bob or R09er Jeffers. day phone 992 -7089; night ph one 992-3525 or · 9925232. 2-11 -f,fc 500 E. MAIN USED CARS AND TRUCKS 73 FORD..........................s3495 USED CARS Real Estate For 5ale For Sale 3915. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DANNY ' S TV Service, Mason, 2 STORY HOME, 5 bedrooms W . Va . Phone 773-5976. and bath. basement, built-in 4·27 -tfc sweeper, 2 car garage, forced 39 ACRE FARM, 6 room house, air furnace, phone Cool ville barn and outbuildings , 3 m iles O;DELL WHEEL Al;gnment 667 -3A79 . off Rt. 7 at Chester. Phone located at Crossroads, Rt. 124, 985-4205. 5· 10-3tc complete front end service. ----~5-I0-2tc tune up and brake service. DUPLEX HOUSE. 6 rooms and Wheels balanced ele cba th each, can be financed NEW Homes on your lot or ours. tron ically. AI I work with smal l down paymen t . NO MONEY DOWN for guaranteed . Reasonable Ph one 992-5786. qualified buyers using F.H. rates . Phon e 992-3213 or 742· Adm . loan. !Closing costs ------~S -6 - 6f c 3232 . -~only . ) A variety of floor plans 2-18-tfc BEAUT I FUL Country HoMe pn with various financing programs availab l e. We READY -MIX Tuppers Plains Water CONCRETE sys tem ; 6 rooms and bafh 1 5pecialize in work ing with delivered right to your ba se ment, beaulilul bu ilt -ill AEP Co . employees alt hough project . Fast and easy. Free kitchen, all rooms paneled ; we are avai labl e to all . Meigs estimates. Phone 992 -32 84 . Development Co ., 150 N. new furnace, new vinyl Goeg l ein Ready -Mi x Co ., Second Ave., Middleport. siding, storm wi ndows, storm Middleport, Oh io, Ohio. Phone 992 -5976 for in doors and shutters; 12 miles 6-30-lfc formation. from Pomeroy; wi ll sell with l ot and garden or smal 5·6-JOfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED acreage; phone 949-5953. REASONABLE rates . Ph. 4465-9-6tc LOVELY, 3 bedroom, 1 floor 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, p l a n , forc-ed air furnace , Owner and Operator . hardwood floo r s, excellen t 3 ROOM house wi th bath ; 6361/2 5· 12-tfc con dition, on Ches ter Water E . Main St_ .• Pomeroy; i)hone SyStem, 10 years old, -on. .87 A. 992 -3919 or 992-2729. lol , on Sta te Highway. You 5-93tp C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer ca n purchase on farm home --~--Complete Service · wi th low down paym ent . TWO Ph one 949-3821 HERM ITS AND SPECU RIVERS REALTY, Racihe , Ohio LATORS - 12 acres wood CLARENCE BELL Crit t Bradford ed hill ground, sma ll SAL ESMAN , 2AO Front. 5-1-tfc house in f'jeed of work, pond. Mar ie lla, · phone off ice, 373ldrg e gar den . Secluded but 5916. residence. 373-5935 or E LNA and White Sewi ng close in . Las-t property on 667 -3650. Ma chines .. . Service on all Will is Hill Road, Pomer oy. 5-6- 12tc makes. Reasonable rates. Nee ds some dozer Work. Th e Sewi ng Ce.nter, Mid .$)950 .00 FIRM. Phone 992dleport, Ohio. 3719 Sundays on l y . 11 -16-ltc 5 - ~031p MILLER MOBILE HOMES Help Wanted Furnace Controls HUMIDIFIERS I HOU SE in Long Botta·m . Pi-tone 965 3529. 6-11 -ttc Pets For Sale ---~-·--'--- HEAnNG & COOLING 992 -2448 Pomeroy. 0. 5 8 6tc. ~-- CLOSE OUT on 14'1 lull size zig zag sewi ng machines . For sewt ng stretch fabr ics, buttonholes. fan cy design s, etc. Paint sl igh fly blemished . Choice of carrying . case or sewing stand . $49.80 cash or term s ava i lable . Elect-ro Hygiene Co .• phone 992-7755. • S-8-61c Pomeroy, Ohio 4-30-tfc 3 .' TOP Soi l ; phone 992-3502 . Business Services soc each ; 5861c Hubbard's Greenhouse Qualify Today, Call . To Buy Want~n THE BRIGHT STAR MARKET Makes you an unheard of offer , FREE FREE Free. One liflh of all lhe following dry groceries are absol utely Free ~xa mple minim-um purchase ot only S8 .00 worth of these- items in total and you get another $2.00 or more onefifth of your total pur chase FREE . Selec t your needs tr am these hundreds o f items. Al l canned fr ui ts, all canned vege tables, K ooi -A id . fT'ce pu ddin gs, jello, all die t i tems, ta pioca. ma caronis. noodles, spaghetti , box pinas, you 61so g et one fHth Free on all Baby Formula s. all dry baby ~c real s. all/' unior baby 1oods. all brandso instant tea , 251b. bags ot .Gold Medal Flour, all cereal s, all pancake mixes. ill I cooking oils. 3 lb. B oz . jar s of jelly , 21b . jars preserves, 5 lb. and 4 lb. con ta inerS of syrups, all shake and bake items. all coc kLes including sweely p ies. all mayonnaise, all salad dress ing, including pourabl cs, al l peanut butter , all m us tard , all vin egar. Hot Dog r el ish, all cake mixes, all cake fr ostings. We accept Federal Fobd co up ons a n d with !h i s unheard of one -fifth Free oiler , There is no place you can buy all your grocery items for less money in total. No limits on quantities you may purchase and that 's not Ctll, you al so gel one -fifth Free on all the foUow ing non food it ems. All bare soaps. all automatic dish water detergents, al l 12' aluminum foi l, all wax paper, all foam or paper cu ps, all paper p lates, all plastic Spoons, etc. 200 coun t paper napkins, yard guard insect -s pray, freez.er bags and wraps, all other plasti c bags and wraps, all floor waxes and cleaner s, all furniture poli sh, all room deodor izer bombs, ·9fl. x 12ft . rug s, t ubs. bucket::;, Clothes lines , brooms, mops, clothes. pins, :>. hot gun shel ls, thermos bottles , thermos refills, all sc.hool supplies, pl us many items such as sun glasses and other items r educed 1 1 or more , your one-f ifth Free start s when your tota l pur -_ chase rea ches $6.00 and there are no quantify purchase limits. Buy all you need of indi vidual items ar a collection ol item s and you wi ll get one fifth of your total purchase FREE . We accept Federal Food Coupons on all food items . Thi s offer is made in deep appre·c iation for the thou sands of cus tomers who have patronized our stores during the pas t 21 years. . Get thi s hUge one -fifth Discount Free a t Bright Sl ar Market, Next to 1he Dri ve Inn Theatre. Mason, W. Va. Sale ends June 10, 1973. 5- 11 -Jtc LEGHORN Hens, phone 843 '1 145. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ··~~~ For Sale 19112 CAMARO Z28, wh€-els, tape ~~-110 Mechanic Street ·~-~--__c·c__··player; ca ll992-3453. . REG I STERED Appaloosa · 5-9-6tp yea rlin gs ; a I so part 1971 12x60 Mobile Home on registere d .arabians; one 100x200 lot in Tuppers Pla in s, $6600. Phone 667 -3363 or see '1966' MUST-ANG, 3 speed, 289 green broke horse; Ca ll M ike NEW LISTiNG Dorse l Miller . engi ne, air condi tioner, a Jones. 992-6680 o'r see at E. J . 95 ACRES - 1Large_ 8 room 5-I 0-6tp track stereo tape ; phone 985Hill Farm, Flatwood s Rd., house 'wit h batn, f urnace, and 3929 or 985-'4141. -Pomeroy, Ohio. full basemen!. 5 bedroom s, S-9-4tc 5-9-4tc CAS H paid for all makes and closets, lar ge front and side mode l s of mob ii'e homes . Flowers for por ch. Large barn and imPhone area _code 614 -423-9531 . 1968 RAMBLER, excelle nt PLAST I C condi t ion, new fires, $Bl 5 ; Memorial' Day; across from plemen t shed . Pl enty of good 4· 13-tf c Syracuse Sl a te Park on Water. fences and al l mineral s. mu st se ll ; cal l 1-304-773-53 33 · College Rd. , Mabel Pickens. $30.000.00. 5-6-61p Air Conditioners --'-~------c:-5-9-3tc RESTAURANT 1967 FO,RD . Econollne van , - -- · - - - - - - - Awnings EQU I PMENT Good Heavy Duty; phone 992 ·3502. 11 0" KELVINATOR elec t r ic location, do i ng very we ll , Underpinning . . 5-B-6tc range , $75·; phone i -304·773· business should greatly in56 13. crease i fl a short · t ime. Ovvner . Co mplete . mobile home 5-9·3tc need-s a · r es t. Want only serv ice p l us gigan t ic $5.000 .00. display of mobi.le home s POOD L ES, AKC pupp; es. small 4 YEAR OLD registered run 2 YEARS OLD always avai lable at . ning quarter horse, sor rel miniature, black , or white, COU NT RY HOM E - Over l stal li on, phone 992-7889 after 5 Wormed , permanent sho ts, acre. 3 large bedrooms with p.m .• $75 ; phone Coo l vi l le 667 -6214. closets.. 11r2 baths, utility room, 5-9-tfc 5-6-12tc garage tor 2 ca r s. Loca ted on 1972 350 YAMAHA Road b ike in old 33. A quality built home for good condit ion, less than 1.600 $15.000.00 . 1220 Wa shington Blvd . miles; cal l 742 -3295 after 4 VERY NICE 423-1521 ~ELPRE , 0. p.m. BUS IN ESS BUILDIN G - In 5·9-61c exce l lent loca t ion for futur e growth of the courity. Has 2 1968 HONDA 305 Super HawJI;., large busi n es~ rooms, 2 AL L- ELECTRIC, like new, 3 exce ll ent con d i ti on; phone mod ern rest rooms, large rooms with la r ge ba th , 949 -5953 . storage, a ll air conditioned. electric wall oven, table top 5·9-61c Room for parking . r ange, large c loset. located on RIVER FRONTAGE E. Main St ., Pomeroy ; see to FORD Tractor, good conditi on ; appreciate ; phone Ga ll ipolis 3 33 ACRES - On Rt . 7 .w;th 2-row corn planter , 3 pt. rl46 9539. 19723 bedroom mobile home hookup ; d isc, harrow, plow., 1 S- 11 -6tc;. 65xl2, ai r condit ioned . Pcltio cu ltivators and a blade; M-O ~ B~ IL -:: E-ho_ m_e~-sp_ a_ c_ e in roto t iller; DeWalt table saw, 16x20. sc r eened. 16' boat with saws -all , power hand saw; set motor and trail er. Sy ra cuse; phone 992 -6329. INVESTMENT · pipe· dies; Phil ip Picken s, of5·2- tfc come t o Wick Durst Store, 3 RE NT ALS - 1 furnished . ::---c~-:--:--;----:-----:-;c-:-:;­ Por tland, for direction s. · In come ' $1 93.00 a month . TWO trailer l ots in Middleport; Above Ball Park, Syracuse 5-9-3tc Aski ng only $10,000.00. 17 duplex in Bradbury ; phone ~-----WHEN YOU ADVERTISE befor e 6 p .m . 992 -5693. 1973 -STEREO 8 !'ra ck. A smal l YOUR PROPERTY , YOU 5-11 -ltc Stop in and see our line of ba lan,e of $88.64 or pa y $6.50 OPEN YO.UR DOOR TO quality fishing tackle , rods, per month. Phone 992-5331. A N YONE. PRIVATE meeting room for FOR YOUR reels, lines, lure s. 4-20-lfc SAFETY, LIST WITH US . any organization; phone 992- For Rent • '967 SEARS tent camper with 9:rl1. add a room , $350; also Gibson Grande electric s teel quitM, SiOO ; call 985 398 5, 5 11 3tp 1970 DODGE POLAR. A . . $~695 4 door , fa ctory air, V 8 engine, auto_ m ahc tr~nsmt SS I~n . power steeri ng & brakes. g~d .w htte wall hres, wh1 te linish. viny l top, rad to, cle an 1nstde . "!he •p ubliSher will nol be respons.tb!e tor Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS m For Sale AT APRICE YOU CAN AFRlRD ! ! KINGSBURY HOMES SALES AND SERVICE 33 ~ORTH OF POMEROY, 0. ON KINGSBURY ROAD (COUNTY RD. 18) PHONE 992·6256 Owne.d and O~erated ·by LOrenzo Davis and ·Sons Register For FREE DOOR PRIZE Portable TV To Be Given Away NO PURCHASE �s;;t:i;;;Il·C[~;;rfieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! . ....., .... ·u- The Daily sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., May 11, 1m ' Afi)COfi!UE . WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES 6 p M Day Betore Pub I icat 10n Monday De-adline 9 <3' OF QUALITY Crmcetlai 10n Correcttons Wdl be a cce pted unlit 9 am for Dayal Publicalion REGULATION S Tht> Publisher reserves the righl to e(Jll ot:. reiect any ads deem ed oblec1ional. more than one mcorrf'CI . insert ton RATES F or Want Ad Service S cents per Word one insertion ', Minimum Ch arg e 75c • 12 cen l s per word three -consecut lYe insert i ons lB cen ts per word six con secu t iiH! insert ions . 25 Per Ccnr D iscount on paid · ads and ads pa id within 10 Cavs . CARDOFTHANKS & OBITUARY 1910 PONTIAC . 12295 Fireb ird Esprit . Local 1 owner car. 35.0 V_8 eng 1ne. _P, stee ring & automa t ic tran s., AM FM radm. l tke new w~tte Jetlered t ires , dark brown finish, bucket seat & blk . vtnyl tri m . A shar p one. Really l0.1ded . 1966 CAMARO CONY. 51695 V 8 motor , auto. tran s .• P.S., and w-w tire s, r(ldio, n1 ce yel low finish wi th vf.!)Y I In terior . ~ ' . 51.50 lor 50 word minimum : Each additional word ?c BLIND ADS Pomeroy Motor Co. Additional 15c Charge per Advertisement. OFFICE HOURS • 8 : 30a . m . to 5 : 00p .m Oa i! y, m . to 1'2 : 00 NoOn 8 . 30 a OPEN EVE: . .. ~ P.M. ")MEROI . . uttiO ,S at~rday . In Memorv Notice 1N MEMORY ot ou r mother, Wanda Rathburn, who was KNAPP SHOE S Comfort , k i lled in a car wre ck 4 years Quality , ,L ong Wea r , ag o, Ma y 10. Reasonable pr ices. Call 992 The thing s you always did for 532 4. us, we think of it every day ; 5 3 ti c They keep you ncar an d dear to us . though God cal led you G UN SHOOT . Fr;day, 1:30 away. p.m .: Factory choked gun s We of ten si t and th ink of you , onl y . A ss ort ed m c at _s. and s p c,;~k ot how you died . Refreshments served. Ra cine And to think you cou ld not say Gun Club. goodbye, befor e you closed your eyes. Sad ly missed by Bob, \he WILL not be respon sible for Rathburn chi ldren and Mom any debts contra c ted by any Coy one other than my sel f . 5-ll ltc Signed : Paul J . Hauber . Lon g BOttom. Ohio. 5 -9-Jtp '·TWO Beagle dog s los t in WILL do housecleaning in ' Racine. Bashan ar ea; one red Ch es ter , Pomeroy and and whi te femal e arid one M iddl eport area ; phone 992bla ck and brown male; gone 7202 or 985 4146. v for J or 4 days ; phone 949 -2594 5-9-Jt c or 949-2595 before 3 p.m . =--~~-----,::-~-,:--:­ ... weekdays or an ·yt i me on NO. I Copper. SOc; rad iator s, • · wee ken ds. ?Be ; brass. 18c ,· batter ies , SSe 5-6-6tc eac h ; clean dry roots, Gin ~-'-----'~-~ seng, S60 ; yellow root, $4 ; mayapple, 45c per !b.; M . A. Harl, Reedsville , Ohio, 376· · TRY IT - You ' ll -Like II. The 6249. Sew and Go Shop in Alfred . ·: All polyester dra s tically reduced . Marked at $2 .15 and OLD furniture, oak t.3bles, up . Open all day and weekday Organs. dishes , clocks, brass even ings . Owner Mr s. E. T. • beds or complete households. ·· Galaway . Wr i.te · M . D. Miller, R1 . 4, 5-ll -6fc Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 992 62ll. KEEP al l ·d ogs off Char les 1-7-tf c Wolfe Pr operly, at Fairview, . all day and all night -. wANTED, woOded land with •. 5-6-121c r.o ad and power , 40 acres or -"---~-­ niore, or farm . Cash . Phon e ~ McDAN I ELS Cu stom Slaua hter col lect 614·654 -1 703 evenings House and M ea t Cutting ; or wr i te Box 952 , Lancaster, ~ Slate and Government in Ohio 431 30. !: spected : phone· 773-5208 . 5-6-61p 5-6-121p ~":'-:------=-­ ·~----PIANO Tuning , Lane Daniel s, SHOOTI N G MATCH , Corn 992 -2062, 259 Broadway St. , Hollow Gun Club. turn flr st M iddleport ; May 7th lhru Pighl alter Mil es Cemetery, Jun e 30 th . R-unaryd . _Factory choked 5-7-6t c gun's only'. Sunday, May 13th , 1 p. m . 5-10-31c 1971 ROLLY Park , 12 x 60, like YARD SALE, Frid ay. Saturday new. carpeted, hou se fur and SUnday . Larkin St. , n i tur e, air - co'n dition e d , ,.. Rutland. washer and dryer, wit h B x 32 5-10-21c porch and awning ; phone 1304-773 -5474. :t;LUB Resta urant, Ra cine, Ohi o 5-9-lOt c ..-. will be open 7 days a week . Lost ------ Notice Mobile Homes For Sale .... : . Plat e Lunches , $1.35 to $2.50. .. 5- 10-3tc :~OOF I NG and Hea t ing Repair,· all types ; Spec ial - Cleaning and oili ng of blower, comp lete check on furnaces ; Phone 8A32J41. 5·2-30tc : GUN SHOOT, fact ory choked and hand c ho ked guns, Forked Run Sportsman Club. ' Sundny, May 13. 12 noor:~ . • 5-I0.3tc . FLEA MARKET at the B,uy • Ril e Shop in Addison . Open : every Sunday at 11 a. m. , ., S-10-3tc . . .. NOW OPEN - Young's Store i n "' Tupper s Pla ins; Men 's used : pan ts and shi rt s; Glassware, ., Anl iques. Tools ; Open Tues ., : Thur s., and Sat., 6 a.m. _to 9 .. p.m . .. .·•• : ;==========5.=-6:..-6_t,p " VETERANS BANK FINANCING • 12 Years · 10 ..75 A. P.R. · , for Your •• For Your Mobile Home- : Land--No Down Payment • • • • 304-485·3809 Choose your own hom e from your AREA DEALER . ' MAY iS HAIR KA I R mon th for dur KOSCOT cu stomer s . Many SPecials thi s month •, including ONE DAY Perfume Roltette and BettUty Dust . I · wou ld lik e very much to se rve or visit you . Phone 1;--!elen Jane. Brown ,. Middleport , Ohi o, 992 -5.113. Remembe r MOT-HER on HER DAY : May 13 th . ' .' •' .• ' j ,. •• ' "HEll" WANT to buy old f~shioned f urniture of all kind ; also bra ss beds. wooden ice boxes , old postcards. al bum s and other i tems . What have vou? 2, E. Henson, Rt. M c DermoiL Ohi o; phone 858 -25 40. WO UL D like to buy a p icn ic ta bl e in good condition ; phone 99? ?32 4. 5- 11 -6lc USED Gravely mower ; phone , 992 9972. 5- 11 -61p US E D A or B Alli s Chalmers tra c tor for part s. Frank Doddere r , Box 162, Coolville, Oh io. 5-10-3tp ------~-~-~ Auto Sales '68 CAMARO, 327 motor, good condi tion: phone 1-304 -773 5606. 5-ll -61p .~~------ GOOD '70 PLYMOUTH; 4 door : $975 ; phone 992 -53 10. 5-11 -3tc -c-~-----~- 1969 .pi_ YMOUT H Roadrunner. good condi t ion, 383 motor. automa tic transmission, mag wheels. power steering, new I ires. orange with black vi nyl top, $995 ; See Charles Bissell. Ches ter, Ohio or call985-3562. · 5· 11 -Jfc 1960 and 1963 Volkswagens, goad condit ion ; phone 98541 18. 5- 10-3tc ---.,.-·~----- GR AN TOR IN O, power steeri ng, power brakes, a ir co ndi l ionlng , vinyl top . Ph one 949 - 50~ 1 anytime. 5. 10-6tc 1972 ----~~ (71 ELECTROLUX Sweepers deluxe model. Complete with , all cleaning attachments and · uses paper bag s. Sligh tly used but clea ns and look s I ike new. Will se ll for $37 .25 cash or term s ava ilable . Electr o Hygiene Co., phone 992-775.5. 5-8·6tc 196 3 MINNEAPOLIS Moline backhoe and front -end loader , S2 ,300 ; phone 992-6048 . 5·6-5tp -~ Real Estate For Sa!e 7 ROOM frame house in Harrisonville ; phone 304-755 2651 . 5·2-12tc i .Vii-gil B. -~~~-~ '66 FOR O Galaxie 500 XL au tomatic tr an smiss i on, DON'T pump your sluggish se.pric tank . Get Klean -Em power · steering, clean. Good AII Sep ti c Tank Clea ner . rubber, bucke t sea l s, $450. Landmar.k Farm Burea u, Phone '992-6645 after 5 p.m. Pome r oy . 5-6-6tp s. n . 1tc Teaford, Sr. Broker --~-~~~ MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS POtted Flowers 50' up All Hanging Baskets 3.00 . - - - - - -- 3-11 -tfc '3 AND 4 ROOM furn ished and unfurnished apartments . Phone 992·543A. 4-12 -tfc BEDROOM fur ni shed apartment, Call after 5 p. m . 992 3173. 5-10 ·2tc COOK, waitress and carhop ; apply in person , (row's Steak Hou5e . 5-10-tfc MATU·R E reseonsible person -to babysi t in my home on S. Secon d in Middleport for 3 months old baby and 7 year old boy . 5 day s per week in cl uding some weekc'ldS . References · requir ed . Job ··nq starts end of Ma y. mqu1r1es td BO ll. -1. Gallipolis, Ohio . ARNOLD BROTHERS . .. Daily Service MODERN .SANITATION John Tucker, Rt. 4 Pomeroy. Ph . 992 -3954 o. ASK US ABOUT PRE- FABRICATED WOOD TRUSSES ~ . to Built Your 'Specs Delivered to Job Site HOGG & ZUSPAN ~. MATERIALS CO. 773 -5554 Ma son, W. Va . GRAVELY CLELAND -REALTY >o8 E. MAIN ........_ . . . , POMEROY BUSINESS Loca ted in an upcoming commun ity . Includes 15 year old bui lding w ith lovely aparrment. 3 bedrooms . b ath. nice kitc hen, gas furnace, 2 glassed porches. Al l equ ipment and stock. JUST Sl7,900.00 . NEAR RUTLAND .1 bedrooms W-closets, nic_ e ba th , kitchen ha s lots of cabinets, range and dining area, 7 rooms in all. Storm d oo r s a nd windows . 11n acres. GO ING AT $16,900.00. Ml DOLE PORT . 3 1arge bedrOom s. Bath . Nice -kit chen with cabinets and la r ge dining area, recessed li ghting . Gas for ced air heat. Lot s of remode li ng done here. Garage and corner lot . ONLY $10.000.00. FURNISHED HOME With a large lot 100x135. 2 bedroom s·. . Dining _ r oo m . · Complete ly ren ovated just 3 yea r s ago, furnace, bath , fl oors, st orm door s and wi nd ows. Has General Electric kitchen . ALL FOR THE PRI CE OF .A M OBILE HOME $8.500.00. I ACRES Just out ol Pomeroy. 4 large bedrooms with c lo sets. Moder'n ba th . D ining room. Lot s of paneling and ca r peting In thi s hom e. Work shop. Garage. Storm doors and windows. $i7 ,000.00. ' HERE WE HAVE A ve r y n ice piece o f property at just S8 ,500.00. It has ~ N EW bath. A NEW for ced air furnace . Lots of paneling. 3 bedrooms. Large kitchen with dining area. A large recreation room . A new cel lar.....-i th room over . A" big tot . Is c ttJse to Middleport. THI S YOU MUST SEE?;-__ Hciw to GET IN on the " IN's" and stay OUT of the "OUTS" · JU ST LI ST W ITH CLEL AN D R EALTY. 100 IT TO DAY J. HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992· 2259 If no answer 992 -2568 MUST sell 1973 deluxe Zig -Zag HELEN L. TEAFORD sewi ng ma chine . This 992-3325 machine darns, embroiders, GORDON B. TEAFORD mak es buttonho les, a ll . 991-3615 without a tt achments. Just Pomeroy, Ohio ·ASSOCIATE$ dial and sew. Pay balan ce of .ItO SUNDAYS PLEASE Phone 992 $38 .50 or pay $5 per m on th . Phone 992-5Jj1. 0p en a a.m. to 5:30 p.m. •-20-tfc :~----~--~~--------~~......., Monday thru Thursday, 8 --'---------~ Big Capacity a .m . to a p.m. Friday and Maylag HOOD'S AQUARIUMS : t;sh Saturday. Au1omatics and supplies, new location • . 2 speed operation. Ash Street, Middleport, near Choice of water park; Ph. o ne 992-5443. COAt: Limestone, Excelsior · temps . Auto ·. 1-7-tf c Salt Works, E . .Ma in ' St.. water level Pome r oy. Phone 992 -3891. co ntro L Lint 4-12-tfc Fi lter or Power -F in Agi t ator' . Per'm a- Press SPRING SPECIALS Maytag tRACTOR SALES 1 WA_NTED_ - Someone to stay ntght wtlh an elderly lady in her Middl eport home . Phone 992 .3644. . 5-l0-3tc Hot Water HeaTers Plumbing Electrical Work 24 Hour I, If 'C SABRE TILLER 3% HP 1129.95 In Carton · We talk to you Halo of Heat Dryers Surround cl othes w i th gentle , even heat . No hot spots, no overdry i ng . Fine Me sh Li nt Filter . We Speciatiie in like a person.. Set Up, 134.95 TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP 149.95 Ill C<l1ton Set up, $54,95 PO ,...,EROY -• • _ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr . ~. Phone 992 -2181 WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 From the laroe-st Truck or Bulldozer Radiator to the ::.mane-sr Hea1er C..:ore. Nathan Bigg s Radiator Specialist On Most American Cars - GUARANTE EI>-Phone 992-2094 SMITH NELSON . MOTORS. INC. Porn eroy Home & Auto Open 8 Til 5 Monday thru Saturday 606 •.E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . Ph . 992-2174 Specialist Wheel • , MAYTAG RUTLAND FURNITURE ·~~;.~~~·t . /41·42 1 1 Arnold Grate · Rutland Pomeroy POMEROY HOME & AUTO AUgnment It Must Be Right or we will ke- it Right. 992 -2 094 606 E . Main Pomero.v OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE 8-4:30 Oaily, 8-12 Sat. In the R. H. Rawlings Sons Building. 992 -2'101 Middleport, 0. Stop In and See Floor Display. Our SEE US FOR : AwninQs, stor m doors and windows, ca rport s, marquees, aluminum Si ding and railing . A. Jacqb, sales represento3tive . For free est ima tes, phone Charles Lisle, Syrac use, V. V. Johnson ar1d Son, Inc .. 3-2-Uc TRASH pickup. Phone 992·2285. s-e-6tc WILL tr im or cut trees, c lean out ba sements , attics, etc. and paint r oofs. Phone 949 3221 . 4-17-30tc DOZER and back hoe work, ponds and sept ic tanks , ditch ing se r vice; top soi l , fill dirt, limestone ; B&K Excavating. Ph one 992-5367 Dick Karr, Jr . 9·1-tfc ----~- NOW OPEN - Roger Hysell's ' Garage, near Crossroads on St. Rt. 124; aU mechanic work including automatic tr~n s ­ m issions. Monday thr u Saturday, B: 30 a.m . to 5 p. rn. Phone 992-1121 or 992-6392. · 5-3·30fc HOUSE and Roof painting ; interior . Bnd exterior, free es tim a tes. Cal1992 -7008or 992 . 2460. - EXCAVATING. Dozers, larg e and sma ll ; Backhoes and 4-19-301c loaders on track and tires ; Dump trucks - · lo-boy service . Septic tanks in · SEPT IC TA NKS AROBIC stalled . Georg e ( Bi ll I Pullins; SEWAGE S YST ·EMS phone 992-2478 or 992-7402. CLEANED, REPAIRED. 2-l.tk MILLER SA NITATION , STEWART, OH IO. . PH . 662· HARRI SON'S TV service and ~035. service ca ll s. Ph one 992-2522. 10-4·tfc 2-9-tfc SEWING MACHINES. Repa;r se rv ice, all makes. 992 -2284. The Fabric Shop, Pomer oy. 1Authorized Sirlger Sales ahd Service. We Sharpen Scissors . 3'-29-tfc AUTOMOB ILE insurance been cance lled ? L ost your operator's license? Call 992· 2966. 6-15- tfc Real Estate for Sale . HOUSE, 6 r ooms and bath, 829 S. Third Ave .• phone 992 -5431. 5-8-6tc - - -- - - FOR Sate By awner, 3.bedr?om home in Wonder H1ll s, Athens, Oh io ; for in formati on cal l 592 -4757. 5-11 ·2fc NEW To tal Electric fr ame home, baseboard hl;!af; hardwood fl oors, 3 bedroom , bath, living room, dining room, built -in kitchen, bree-zeway. garage, City water . Lot size 100x400.' Additional lot available. Tuppers Plains, Ohip. Price $17,000 . Phone 667 -3686. 5-11 -3tc 3 BEDROOM ranch style in Pomeroy ; w .to-W caq~eting, 2 car gar-age attached, aircon-ditioned ; phone 992 -5593 . 5· 11 -61 c PUBLIC WHOLESALE NEW MOBILE 'HOMES 10x40 2 BR 10x512 BR 10x56 JBR 12x41 2 BR 12x51 2 BR 12x56 3 BR 12x61 3 BR 20x43 3 BR $2995 $3595 $3995 $3595 $3995 $4295 $jl995 Double wide $6500 All homes are total electric, completely furnished , set of steps. %" birch paneling, house·- type doors, storm windows. From $250 .00 down, Delivered Free. Many more·to choose hea't , bath , 2 lots; S. D. Buskirk, · 34 1 Page · St., M id~ dlePor t, Ohio ; phone 992 -54 87 . 5-1.1 -31p MOBILE HOMES . Eastern Ave. . . Gallipolis, 0 . PH. 446-0175 BILL JANES ARMY~NAVY DISCOUNT DEPT. STORE MOTHER :S DAY EVER YBODY.'S SALE Heart Jewelry Boxes, 3 sizes.', 79c . S1.19 - 12.19; Mother's Day Blouses, $3.49; Gifts Jor the Kitchen, 98c up ; 3 pc. and bowling shoes,Barbecue Sets, 51.49'; Golf, base~all _ 1-i mited quantity, $4 ,9S pr.; Saw horses, 51.99 set ; Children's cowbOy boots, $3.99 pr.; Knives. rnachettes - 50 different kinds · 29c up ; <;ran berry ash _trays, 7'1c ea.; 12 oz . Glass Sham Tumbl ers, 16c ea.; 19 pc. Shettfield Presen tation Knife set, only $9.95 ; Canvas wash basin, 29c; JO Qat. Ammo boxes, qood for tools. $1.49; Armv Khak i shorts. 99c; Eveready flash l ights, all steet case, red reflector ; Quaker Maid 01 1. 37c qt.; ~anvas tarps ~ all sizes . reduced pri ces;· Screen room tents. add a trail er room plus regular tents, Last Time, S49.95 ; Comp lete line of Hydraulic Jacks, 1111 Ton to_ 20 Ton •. S~VE . Name brand paints and varnishes · l1m1ted quantity , gat. 99c . qt . 49c- pt. '29c ; Complete line of Endicott Johnson work .shoes and boots (double seamed, triple stitched, real leather ! REDUCEO 20 PCT. 8 Track car stereo w-ith Speakers, S37.9.S ; 8 track tapes,_ s·a ul, Roc k~ Pop , Country, Western, Top Artists , OnlyS1 _. 98 each. Opel"! 9 - 5:30 Daily exqa•pt Mon. & Fri. 9-9 ·.Open Sunday 12 : 00 -. 5:30 70 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, power, air..........13500 ., ' . 69 BUICK .......................... $1595 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, air •••• '2995 70 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, Vroof, air........ 12595 70 Buick Skylark Cpe., power, air ...... •.. '2395 70 Gremlin 2 Dr., 6 c~., std.............. n295 69 Chevelle Mal. H.T. Cpe., V-8, AT, PS ... 11595 .69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., air ..... '1595 Skylark G.S, 400, 2 dr . H.T., fa c. air, P.S., P. B., vinyl roof. tilt wheel. 69 CHRYSLER ................... s1695 a New Yorker . dr., fully equipped . 70 OODGE .......................... $1795 71 FORD .............................. s2195 Polar a 2 dr. H. T., la c. air. P. S., P. B., v inyl root. 69 ·MercUiy Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto..... 11295 68 Ford. Gal. 500.' 4 Door, air .............. 11095 Mustang , V -6 auto .• P.S. 66 FORD ............................ $1095 68 CheveUe 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto., P.S..... ~1495 6b Dooge Pol. 4 Door H.T.................. '795 T- Bird, new tires. like new, Special. 70 FORD............................. s1495 Galaxie500. 4dr. , V-8, auto .• P .S.• P. B. Ni ce car. 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air........ '995 65 Oldsmobile 98 4 Door ................... 1295 65 Falcon 2 Door, 6 c~., std............... 1295 64 Chevelle H.T. Cpe., V-8, auto..............1395 70 FORD .......................... s1495 Fairlane, 4 dr., V-8, auto .• P. S., vinyl roof. 72 MERCURY................... s2795 Montego, 4 dr., V-8. auto .• P. S., P. B., factory air . ·68 JAVELIN ........................ $895 66 Buick L.:!Sabre 4 Door, air.............. : 1695 ' 2 Dr. H.T., V -8, auto. 64 Buick Elec. 4 Door H.T.................. 195 1 GAS SAVER SPECIALS Karr & Van Zandt "You'll like Our Quality of Doing Business " 992 -5342 72 Ford Pinto, 2 dr., 4 cyl., 4 sp. $1795 69 Ford Fair lane, 2 dr. H . T. , stand . $1095 70 Mercury Montego, 4 dr ., 6 cyl.. stand. $1095 69 Mercury Monlego, 4 dr., 6 cyl ., auto . $1295 71 Plymouth Fury II. 4 dr., 318, stand., P. S. Like new. $1695 69 Toyota, 2 dr . H. T ., 4 sp. $895 65 Ford. 4 dr ., 6 cyl. , auto. Runs good . $395 Way GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Untii6 :00~Til5 p.m. Sai. HERO-ES OF THE AREA - Southeast Ohio Emergency Squad and Rescue Teams . Congratulations Durin.g Your Week, May ~ - 12 . CHEAPIES ,--;F·=:I-: ;So;-H; E""'R,. M·'""A"N"- ' SPECIALS 61 Oldsmobile, 4 dr. $99 61 Rambler St , Wagon $ 99 63 Chev. 4 dr. 62 Nova 2 dr. 66 Come t H. T. $199 $199 Cpe. $199 62 NOva Sf Wagon $269 MOTHER'S Day F lowers ; hang;ng baskets ; wh;te, p;nk and red geraniums, . mums and begon;as; INSTANT COLOR for your Garden palis ies, petunia s, marigo l ~s. Phlox . Coleus. Satv;a. Zon n;as. D; a nthu s. Allyssum. Snap dragon s. Agera tium and Portulacca . Vegetable plants _ cabbage. broccot;, cauliflower, lettuce, eggplant, mangoes. hot peppers and 1' kinds of toma to plant s. Cle l and Farm and Greenhouse, E . Main, R_acine . Geral dine Clel~nd. 4-29-ltc 66 Ford Galaxie 500,2 dr ., 352, auto. Sbarp. 66 Olds Jet Star. 2 dr . H . T . 67 Dodge, 4 dr. wagon with rack, V-8, stand. 64 Rambler 4 dr.• Wagon . 62 Buick La Sabre, 4 dr. PH. 992·2174 • MOTHER'S DAY SALE Make Mother happy In one of these late models. We have some of the finest late model used cars in the Ohio Valley and t,ls week we want to sell 15 late models. So come on In and see us for a Great Buy. 1972 PONTIAC 1971 PONTIAC 1971 PONTIAC 1971 PLYMOUTH 1970 PONTIAC 1970 PONTIAC 1969 BUICK 1969 PONTIAC 1964 BUICK 1963 CHEVROLET ~i.; 4R~~t ~~:~n;ce Grand Prix, air, vinyl fop . .We sold this car ll months ago. Only- has 12 ,651 miles. Like n~w . Grandville 2 dr . H. T ., gray with black cloth interior, air , tape, AM&FM . Real sharp car . ONLY Ca talina Brougham , 4 dr. H.T., green wi1h green vinyl top, air, tape player, tl It wheel . Ooe owner . '4495 •3695 '2995 •2495 Satctl ;le. 2dr. H .T .• V-6. auto .• P.S., P. B.• rad;o. low ONLY mileage . One owner . '2495 '2495 '1995 '1695 '695 '595 Bonneville 4 dr . H. T., yellow with beige top, tilt wheel. ai r , tape player , trunk release. Sharp. Wagon , 9 pass ., white with wood grain on side, air , P.S.• P. B. Local one owner. Lesabre 2 dr . H.T., white with bla ck viny l top, factory air, local one owner . Priced Righi. Cata l ina 2 dr. H.T ., white with black vinyl top, fac-tory air, loca l one owner. ONLY ONLY ONLY Wildcat 4 dr , H. T., red wi th black vinyl top, P.S., P.B., auto., air cond. , power wl_ndows , power se-ats, one of the nitest 64 Buicks you can find . 63 model.. one ?wner.66.621 ONLY ONLY We are still making some great deals on new Buicks, Pontiacs. So before you buy any car new or used check with us. CEWARD CALVERT, Salesman REMEMBER We Service What We Sell 992-2174 OUR WORD- IS OUR BOND $295 $195 500 E. Main St. , Pomeroy, onto Open Evenings · 'Til 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Service 'Til 12 Noon on Saturda) Remember We Service What We Sell. See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel ,RIGGS USED CARS PH. 985-4100 LocaledonSt . Rt.7 CHESTER,O. CO NT E MPORARY Mode rn .UPHOLSTER . your own ·fur UPHOLSTERY Material·s., BROWNIN G Automatic, full Walnut s tyl e st ereo'· radio, ni ture. Foam c.ur.h.ions, any choke , 12 gauge ; ·versa Nlec ·nylon prints, cotton ·prints. . arn fm radio, 4 speaker sOund sil:e . Co tton, burlap, swivel loader, 12 gauge ;- Johnny vinyls, velvets of all kind s. sys tem, -1 speed ·automatic ba ses. zipper, dacr on, web· GameCaller, 2 crows Stewart Pom eroy Recover:y, 622 E. changer . Balance $69.22. Use - bing, we ll . ' Pomeroy and I ow!. Phone 949-2789. St., phone 992-7554. Main our budget terms . Ca ll 992 Recovery , 622 E. Main St. , 5- 10-3tc 5:3-24 tp 3965. phone 992. 7554. 5-6.6f c 64 Pontiac Tempest 2 Dr . $350 POMEROY MOTOR CO. GRI\MO . .. Refreshments Pom~roy, Ohio VISIT K i ng sb~ry Home, Sales & Service for a better buy in 12' · 14' wide mobi le. horl-les or a roomy double-wide 54x 24, 3 bedroom, 2 ·bath s - 44x24, 2 · bedroom s; made by Skyline Corp . Bui l.! righ t : 2x4 con structi on. Now on display on Kinasbury Rd . County Rd . 18. Rt. 33 North . Come .now or to our Grand Opening on May 12-13. Office hours 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. or by appointment. Phon e 992 -6256 . Our low o·verhead mean s b ig saving·s to you. 4-29·12tp NEW · READY Bl oom ing potted flowers. start.ing at 50 ' ce nts ; hangi ng bask~ts , pansies, cabbage, petun1a s, marigolds, co leu s, tomatoes. peppers, ' etc. One -fourth o!f by th e flat ; Hubbard s Gree-nhouse, 300 yards above ballpark bn ~yracuse. Ohi o. 4-26-lf c LARGE SELECTION MOBILE HOMES ·we Feature . Some . of the Finest: *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD Visit Meigs Will Be Served! Design 212 ' 1. The Trea dhome IUtoU I 17 I J l IEDIDOI J II X 11 II lECI tE DUOM 3 . 1\U ~!!!~ 44 X 24 MODEL 3311 1031 SQ . FT. UPPER LEVEL Z071 SQ. fT . TOTAL LIVING AREA ;s according to code . 2. Fully insulated . 3 . Large closets . 4 . Storm door s & windows .. 5 ; 2x6 rafter s. 6. Copper plumbing . 7. Nearly an acre of land . 8 . Price is on ly $19,995.00 on your lot complete ready to move into. Saturday Up 70' Long Low Bank Rates Gl Loans Available 1 to 5 lARRY'S 1 to 5 Built by: B&K Excavating *MOBILE IIOMES* Larry Evans, Owner Frank Gheen. Sale$ Mgr. SALES REPRESENTATIVE: PHONE 992-7777 POMEROY, OHIO Next Door to the · "Jones Boys" VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER Associates : Helen .L. Teaford, Gordon B. Teaford EQUAL HOUSING Gi·f'OF.TUNITIES Closed Sunday, Mother's Dav. ..;· SUNDAY MAY 13 - 1 TO 7 PM 12 and 14' . Wide Mobile Homes 24' Double Wides FactorY · Personnel. Will Be Here To Answer MADE BY SKYLINE CORP. Nation 's largest builder of this type homes. Ohio built by Ohio labor. New 1973 THE ANSWER TO TODAY~ . LIVING N ·Model$ PHONE 992-3325 • 110 MECHANIC STREET • • • Sunday YOU'RE iNVITED TO VISIT! POMEROY, OHIO SATURDAY Newest Open For Inspection 12' Wides - 14' Wides 2Q MAY 12- 11 . 'TIL 8 PM Your Questions! Our New Trendhomes by National A County's buill MODEL HOME- *SKYUNES ACADEMY ' ':' ! Flat b ed p 1c'k up, 4 sp. irol'l'l. ~-·~---- '\ 50 FORD: ............................ s195 · /'v-· 71 Olds 88 Holiday Sedan, air . .. .... . •••• '2695 TRI.COUNTY -----.,--- 5 ROOM house, baSement, gas Fl cus tom Explorer. new truck guaran1ee , real sharp . • EXCAVAT IN G. dozer. loader and backhoe work; septic tanks ins talled ; dump trucks and IO·boys for hire ; will haul f ill dirt, top soil. limestone and gravel ; Call Bob or R09er Jeffers. day phone 992 -7089; night ph one 992-3525 or · 9925232. 2-11 -f,fc 500 E. MAIN USED CARS AND TRUCKS 73 FORD..........................s3495 USED CARS Real Estate For 5ale For Sale 3915. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DANNY ' S TV Service, Mason, 2 STORY HOME, 5 bedrooms W . Va . Phone 773-5976. and bath. basement, built-in 4·27 -tfc sweeper, 2 car garage, forced 39 ACRE FARM, 6 room house, air furnace, phone Cool ville barn and outbuildings , 3 m iles O;DELL WHEEL Al;gnment 667 -3A79 . off Rt. 7 at Chester. Phone located at Crossroads, Rt. 124, 985-4205. 5· 10-3tc complete front end service. ----~5-I0-2tc tune up and brake service. DUPLEX HOUSE. 6 rooms and Wheels balanced ele cba th each, can be financed NEW Homes on your lot or ours. tron ically. AI I work with smal l down paymen t . NO MONEY DOWN for guaranteed . Reasonable Ph one 992-5786. qualified buyers using F.H. rates . Phon e 992-3213 or 742· Adm . loan. !Closing costs ------~S -6 - 6f c 3232 . -~only . ) A variety of floor plans 2-18-tfc BEAUT I FUL Country HoMe pn with various financing programs availab l e. We READY -MIX Tuppers Plains Water CONCRETE sys tem ; 6 rooms and bafh 1 5pecialize in work ing with delivered right to your ba se ment, beaulilul bu ilt -ill AEP Co . employees alt hough project . Fast and easy. Free kitchen, all rooms paneled ; we are avai labl e to all . Meigs estimates. Phone 992 -32 84 . Development Co ., 150 N. new furnace, new vinyl Goeg l ein Ready -Mi x Co ., Second Ave., Middleport. siding, storm wi ndows, storm Middleport, Oh io, Ohio. Phone 992 -5976 for in doors and shutters; 12 miles 6-30-lfc formation. from Pomeroy; wi ll sell with l ot and garden or smal 5·6-JOfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED acreage; phone 949-5953. REASONABLE rates . Ph. 4465-9-6tc LOVELY, 3 bedroom, 1 floor 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, p l a n , forc-ed air furnace , Owner and Operator . hardwood floo r s, excellen t 3 ROOM house wi th bath ; 6361/2 5· 12-tfc con dition, on Ches ter Water E . Main St_ .• Pomeroy; i)hone SyStem, 10 years old, -on. .87 A. 992 -3919 or 992-2729. lol , on Sta te Highway. You 5-93tp C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer ca n purchase on farm home --~--Complete Service · wi th low down paym ent . TWO Ph one 949-3821 HERM ITS AND SPECU RIVERS REALTY, Racihe , Ohio LATORS - 12 acres wood CLARENCE BELL Crit t Bradford ed hill ground, sma ll SAL ESMAN , 2AO Front. 5-1-tfc house in f'jeed of work, pond. Mar ie lla, · phone off ice, 373ldrg e gar den . Secluded but 5916. residence. 373-5935 or E LNA and White Sewi ng close in . Las-t property on 667 -3650. Ma chines .. . Service on all Will is Hill Road, Pomer oy. 5-6- 12tc makes. Reasonable rates. Nee ds some dozer Work. Th e Sewi ng Ce.nter, Mid .$)950 .00 FIRM. Phone 992dleport, Ohio. 3719 Sundays on l y . 11 -16-ltc 5 - ~031p MILLER MOBILE HOMES Help Wanted Furnace Controls HUMIDIFIERS I HOU SE in Long Botta·m . Pi-tone 965 3529. 6-11 -ttc Pets For Sale ---~-·--'--- HEAnNG & COOLING 992 -2448 Pomeroy. 0. 5 8 6tc. ~-- CLOSE OUT on 14'1 lull size zig zag sewi ng machines . For sewt ng stretch fabr ics, buttonholes. fan cy design s, etc. Paint sl igh fly blemished . Choice of carrying . case or sewing stand . $49.80 cash or term s ava i lable . Elect-ro Hygiene Co .• phone 992-7755. • S-8-61c Pomeroy, Ohio 4-30-tfc 3 .' TOP Soi l ; phone 992-3502 . Business Services soc each ; 5861c Hubbard's Greenhouse Qualify Today, Call . To Buy Want~n THE BRIGHT STAR MARKET Makes you an unheard of offer , FREE FREE Free. One liflh of all lhe following dry groceries are absol utely Free ~xa mple minim-um purchase ot only S8 .00 worth of these- items in total and you get another $2.00 or more onefifth of your total pur chase FREE . Selec t your needs tr am these hundreds o f items. Al l canned fr ui ts, all canned vege tables, K ooi -A id . fT'ce pu ddin gs, jello, all die t i tems, ta pioca. ma caronis. noodles, spaghetti , box pinas, you 61so g et one fHth Free on all Baby Formula s. all dry baby ~c real s. all/' unior baby 1oods. all brandso instant tea , 251b. bags ot .Gold Medal Flour, all cereal s, all pancake mixes. ill I cooking oils. 3 lb. B oz . jar s of jelly , 21b . jars preserves, 5 lb. and 4 lb. con ta inerS of syrups, all shake and bake items. all coc kLes including sweely p ies. all mayonnaise, all salad dress ing, including pourabl cs, al l peanut butter , all m us tard , all vin egar. Hot Dog r el ish, all cake mixes, all cake fr ostings. We accept Federal Fobd co up ons a n d with !h i s unheard of one -fifth Free oiler , There is no place you can buy all your grocery items for less money in total. No limits on quantities you may purchase and that 's not Ctll, you al so gel one -fifth Free on all the foUow ing non food it ems. All bare soaps. all automatic dish water detergents, al l 12' aluminum foi l, all wax paper, all foam or paper cu ps, all paper p lates, all plastic Spoons, etc. 200 coun t paper napkins, yard guard insect -s pray, freez.er bags and wraps, all other plasti c bags and wraps, all floor waxes and cleaner s, all furniture poli sh, all room deodor izer bombs, ·9fl. x 12ft . rug s, t ubs. bucket::;, Clothes lines , brooms, mops, clothes. pins, :>. hot gun shel ls, thermos bottles , thermos refills, all sc.hool supplies, pl us many items such as sun glasses and other items r educed 1 1 or more , your one-f ifth Free start s when your tota l pur -_ chase rea ches $6.00 and there are no quantify purchase limits. Buy all you need of indi vidual items ar a collection ol item s and you wi ll get one fifth of your total purchase FREE . We accept Federal Food Coupons on all food items . Thi s offer is made in deep appre·c iation for the thou sands of cus tomers who have patronized our stores during the pas t 21 years. . Get thi s hUge one -fifth Discount Free a t Bright Sl ar Market, Next to 1he Dri ve Inn Theatre. Mason, W. Va. Sale ends June 10, 1973. 5- 11 -Jtc LEGHORN Hens, phone 843 '1 145. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ··~~~ For Sale 19112 CAMARO Z28, wh€-els, tape ~~-110 Mechanic Street ·~-~--__c·c__··player; ca ll992-3453. . REG I STERED Appaloosa · 5-9-6tp yea rlin gs ; a I so part 1971 12x60 Mobile Home on registere d .arabians; one 100x200 lot in Tuppers Pla in s, $6600. Phone 667 -3363 or see '1966' MUST-ANG, 3 speed, 289 green broke horse; Ca ll M ike NEW LISTiNG Dorse l Miller . engi ne, air condi tioner, a Jones. 992-6680 o'r see at E. J . 95 ACRES - 1Large_ 8 room 5-I 0-6tp track stereo tape ; phone 985Hill Farm, Flatwood s Rd., house 'wit h batn, f urnace, and 3929 or 985-'4141. -Pomeroy, Ohio. full basemen!. 5 bedroom s, S-9-4tc 5-9-4tc CAS H paid for all makes and closets, lar ge front and side mode l s of mob ii'e homes . Flowers for por ch. Large barn and imPhone area _code 614 -423-9531 . 1968 RAMBLER, excelle nt PLAST I C condi t ion, new fires, $Bl 5 ; Memorial' Day; across from plemen t shed . Pl enty of good 4· 13-tf c Syracuse Sl a te Park on Water. fences and al l mineral s. mu st se ll ; cal l 1-304-773-53 33 · College Rd. , Mabel Pickens. $30.000.00. 5-6-61p Air Conditioners --'-~------c:-5-9-3tc RESTAURANT 1967 FO,RD . Econollne van , - -- · - - - - - - - Awnings EQU I PMENT Good Heavy Duty; phone 992 ·3502. 11 0" KELVINATOR elec t r ic location, do i ng very we ll , Underpinning . . 5-B-6tc range , $75·; phone i -304·773· business should greatly in56 13. crease i fl a short · t ime. Ovvner . Co mplete . mobile home 5-9·3tc need-s a · r es t. Want only serv ice p l us gigan t ic $5.000 .00. display of mobi.le home s POOD L ES, AKC pupp; es. small 4 YEAR OLD registered run 2 YEARS OLD always avai lable at . ning quarter horse, sor rel miniature, black , or white, COU NT RY HOM E - Over l stal li on, phone 992-7889 after 5 Wormed , permanent sho ts, acre. 3 large bedrooms with p.m .• $75 ; phone Coo l vi l le 667 -6214. closets.. 11r2 baths, utility room, 5-9-tfc 5-6-12tc garage tor 2 ca r s. Loca ted on 1972 350 YAMAHA Road b ike in old 33. A quality built home for good condit ion, less than 1.600 $15.000.00 . 1220 Wa shington Blvd . miles; cal l 742 -3295 after 4 VERY NICE 423-1521 ~ELPRE , 0. p.m. BUS IN ESS BUILDIN G - In 5·9-61c exce l lent loca t ion for futur e growth of the courity. Has 2 1968 HONDA 305 Super HawJI;., large busi n es~ rooms, 2 AL L- ELECTRIC, like new, 3 exce ll ent con d i ti on; phone mod ern rest rooms, large rooms with la r ge ba th , 949 -5953 . storage, a ll air conditioned. electric wall oven, table top 5·9-61c Room for parking . r ange, large c loset. located on RIVER FRONTAGE E. Main St ., Pomeroy ; see to FORD Tractor, good conditi on ; appreciate ; phone Ga ll ipolis 3 33 ACRES - On Rt . 7 .w;th 2-row corn planter , 3 pt. rl46 9539. 19723 bedroom mobile home hookup ; d isc, harrow, plow., 1 S- 11 -6tc;. 65xl2, ai r condit ioned . Pcltio cu ltivators and a blade; M-O ~ B~ IL -:: E-ho_ m_e~-sp_ a_ c_ e in roto t iller; DeWalt table saw, 16x20. sc r eened. 16' boat with saws -all , power hand saw; set motor and trail er. Sy ra cuse; phone 992 -6329. INVESTMENT · pipe· dies; Phil ip Picken s, of5·2- tfc come t o Wick Durst Store, 3 RE NT ALS - 1 furnished . ::---c~-:--:--;----:-----:-;c-:-:;­ Por tland, for direction s. · In come ' $1 93.00 a month . TWO trailer l ots in Middleport; Above Ball Park, Syracuse 5-9-3tc Aski ng only $10,000.00. 17 duplex in Bradbury ; phone ~-----WHEN YOU ADVERTISE befor e 6 p .m . 992 -5693. 1973 -STEREO 8 !'ra ck. A smal l YOUR PROPERTY , YOU 5-11 -ltc Stop in and see our line of ba lan,e of $88.64 or pa y $6.50 OPEN YO.UR DOOR TO quality fishing tackle , rods, per month. Phone 992-5331. A N YONE. PRIVATE meeting room for FOR YOUR reels, lines, lure s. 4-20-lfc SAFETY, LIST WITH US . any organization; phone 992- For Rent • '967 SEARS tent camper with 9:rl1. add a room , $350; also Gibson Grande electric s teel quitM, SiOO ; call 985 398 5, 5 11 3tp 1970 DODGE POLAR. A . . $~695 4 door , fa ctory air, V 8 engine, auto_ m ahc tr~nsmt SS I~n . power steeri ng & brakes. g~d .w htte wall hres, wh1 te linish. viny l top, rad to, cle an 1nstde . "!he •p ubliSher will nol be respons.tb!e tor Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS m For Sale AT APRICE YOU CAN AFRlRD ! ! KINGSBURY HOMES SALES AND SERVICE 33 ~ORTH OF POMEROY, 0. ON KINGSBURY ROAD (COUNTY RD. 18) PHONE 992·6256 Owne.d and O~erated ·by LOrenzo Davis and ·Sons Register For FREE DOOR PRIZE Portable TV To Be Given Away NO PURCHASE �\ • 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 11,1973 TAKEN TO DOCTOR The Middleport E-R squad <mswered call to Middleport il Hill at about 12:20 p.m. Thursd:1y where Herbert Gilkey. who had become ill while driving, struck a car driven by Albert Van Cooney, Pomeroy Route 4. Damages to both vehicles were set at approximately 1100. Gilkey was taken to the office of Dr. J . J . Davis where he JN"as treated. (Continued from page 1) husband , Gerald Hilferty. She s tated that present plans ca ll for the museum to be only on the firs t floor of the building which is located on Butternut Ave. She ci ted the need for funds with which to make structural changes, purchase shelving, ca rpeting and other items needed for ' the MASON DRI~£-IN ,\ ., ' News Speech muse~ so that it will " tell a story " Tather than just becoming a di!jplay space for objects. C. E . Blakeslee, president, was in charge of yesterday's contes t and meeting . ' ' ' ."\ t ,, t "'"' N 11 1 til • 1 Tonight , May 11 Double Feature Program " THE ABDUCTORS " Cher i Ca ttaro ( Rated X) - Pius- MEIGS THEATRE "SE DUC E RS " Tonight .& Saturday May 11 -12 Saturday, May 12 Double Feature BARON BLOOO Joseph Cotten Elke Somm er ~ (Co lor) . l • OR . PHlBES RI SES AGAIN ( Technicolor) . Vincent Price Robert Quarry lPG) Plus l PG I NIGHT OF THE BLOOD MONSTER O!RTY HEROES . "' ITechnicolor) Frede rick Stafford Curt Jerg ins (Co lor ) Chr istopher Lee !PG) ( Gi Sun., Mon., Tu e. May 13-14-15 Sun., Mon ., Tue. Double Feature Program May 13-14-1S 'THE MINX " SHAFT' S BIG SCORE An extraordinary e)lciting show. (RaledRI - Piu s" RELAT!ONS " The love story from Den- mark. I Raled Rl (Technicolor) Ric ha rd Roundtree Moses Gun n Fea turette : Love at First Bite, 3 Stooges Show Starts 1 p. m. • • • • rn Briefs· t Continued from page I ) quarter of Ohio Thursday, killing at least four persoos, and injuring more than 150 others during a seven-hour period. Willard, a northcentral Ohio conununity of 6,000, was hardest hit with three dead, at least one hundred persons injured, and up to 10 persons reported missing. Damage estimates were weU into a million dollars. ·Another death rest)] ted from a twister that touched down in Republic. Injuries, missing persons and extensive damage was reported in Kenton, Bellville and Savannah, where the National Guard was called in to prevent looting. Tornadoes also bopscotched around the Colwnbus area. More than 30 tornadoes 'were reported in Ohio Thursday afternoon and evening. WASHINGTON - FOUR TIMES this year federal courts have ruled President Nixon violated the Constitution when he decided last December not to spend more than $12 billion appropriated by Congress, some of it over his veto. Thursday, the Senate voted, 66-24, to try to make it illegal for any president to im]lOund funds in that manner unless Congress ratifies thi! im· poundment within ' 60 days. At the same time, it voted, 86-4, to spend even less than Nixon proposed in his budget for fiscal 1974, which starts July 1. The budget called for spending $268.7 billion. The Senate voted to bold spending to a ceiling $700 million below that figure . If it appropriates over the ceiling, all programs would be cut back proportionately . BEIRUT - A THUNDEROUS EXPWSION rocked Beirut today on the second day of a cease.fire between government troops and Palestinian guerrillas and an army communique said • many persons were killed or seriously wounded . New fig hting also was reported on the border with Syria. A seven.point cease~fire plan announced Thursday in Damascus was thought to have ended the fighting , now in its ninth day, but Isreal was taking no chances and its experienced Mitchell • • ( Conlinue<J from page I ) -Attorney General-designate Elliot L. Richardson promised to provide the Senate Judiciary Committee with the names of six or eight persons from which he will choose a special prosecutor into the Watergate affair. . - In an effort to bolster his scandal.,.carred Cabinet and staff, Nixon nominated CIA Director James R . Schlesinger as defense secretary and asked former Treasury Secr etary John B . Connally to become a part-time aide. :...chairman Sam J . Ervin, D-N.C. of the Watergate investi· gating commi ttee promised his bearings will not impair the government prosec ution , but he added it is more important to get to the truth than send "one or two people to jail." - Former Nixon campaign treasurer Hugh Sloan Jr., in sworn testimony released Thursday, said ·he tried to warn top White House aides last June of the potential for a national scandal, but they we re more concerned about protecting the President. - Fonner White House counsel Jolm W. Dean, wbo was fired April 30, said there has been a "concerted effort to get me" before he reveals all that he knows about the political espionage case. evening. come to 'no'." In other developments: Will Provide Names Said Mltchell Approved McCord said Liddy told him Mitchell "approved, discussed, reviewed" tbe espionage plan while he was still attorney general. McCord said he joined the project because Mitchell's approval made it seem legal. , Golani Brigade continued 11military exercises" in the Golan Mitchell, who left the Justice Department in Mareh 1972 to Heights in an implied warning to Syria to keep hands off. A head up Nixon's campaign and resigned that job shortly after the military spokesman said tanks and planes were involved in the Watergate break-in, has admitted participating in meetings war games. where espionage was discussed. But he said he never approved any of it. McCord told how the spy team first broke into the Democratic offices last Memorial Day to install wiretaps and photograph documents. They returned Jime 17, he said, after Liddy reported that " Mr. Mitchell liked the substance of the photography material that he had seen and desired a second entry operation to · do mOre photographic work." Three persons were injured auto driven by Linda L. Rutt, Liddy also reported, according to McCord, that Mitchell in four traffic accidents in- 18, Rt. 2, Patriot. '~here was wanted "certain information" about " one of the leading vestigated Thursday by the moderate damage to both cars . Democratic candidates" from the office of Hank Greenspun, Gallia-Meigs P ost Stat~ High- Miss Rutt also complained of editor and publisher of the Las Vegas, Nev., Sun. Liddy later also way Patrol. minor injuries but was not told him, he said, that Muskie "would possibly be a target of their Robert P. Lewis, Rt. I, immediately treated. Lewis interest in connection with the Las Vegas matter." Idea Was Scrapped Thurman, was taken to the was charged with driving left McCor!l said Liddy went to Las Vegas to do "a casing job," but Holzer Medical Center by the of cen ter . Gallia Coun ty volunteer Myrtle I. Holley, 32, Rt . 2, the idea was scrapped three weeks later. Liddy also said, accordiJ>g to McCord, that Mitchell trimmed e mergency squa d following a Crown Ciy, had minor injuries their budget for espionage from $450,000 to $250,000 and received two-car mishap on Rt. 141, one in an a ccident at 3:30p.m . on and eig ht tenths miles south of Rt . 7, fiv e tenths of a mile north typed logs of conversations monitored through taps at the , Rt. 325. of the Gallia-Lawrence County Democrats' offices. Ervin, whose committee hearings into the Watergate affair Officers sai d Lewis' car Line . collided a t a bridge with an Officers said a t~uck driven begin next Thursday, was critical in a news conference of the by Thomas I. Ball, 28, Hun- work of federal prosecutors. Noting the FBI and U.S. attorneys have been investigating the tington , alt.e mpted to pass the Holley car, lost control, went case since last·summer, he said : ''If they can't show they have off the highway striking the discovered enough evidence to convict people by this time I think (Con tinued fr om page 1) ., . Hoiley car and a parked· auto they maybe ought to go out of business." border with South Vietnam. He said the Senate probe cannoi ·hinder federal prosecutors owned -by Verlin Swain, Rt. .1. The command said the Crown City. There was because "we can't add very much to the publicity that surrounds :·central committee of the · moderate damage. Mrs. Holley this case." National Liberation Front "In view of recent . developments," he added, Hit (the had mihor injuries. (NLF-Viet Cong) had been set A pony was seriously injured Senate probe) is perhaps a little more important because I think up in Kratie Province about 100 in an accident Thursday it is much more important to learn the trUth about the Watergate .miles northea s t of Phnom morning on Rt. 681 in Meigs affair than sending one or two people to jail." Penh. He said both Mitchell and Stans will be called to testily publicly County. The animal, owned by According to tbe command, .before the committee, but they will not be asked about matters Robert Call oway of Rt. 1, 1,594 government troops and Reedsville , ran into the path of relating to the Vesco indictment. The same rule will be followed 229 civilians have been killed in an auto driven by Willie T. if other witnesses are indicte<l by the Washington grand jury, he the offensive while I, 774 said. .Jones, 35, Rl . I, Reedscille. soldiers and 739 civilians have A final accident occurred at been wotinded. DIED IN 19fi8 ANNOUNCE PAIRINGS Military spokesmen mean- 12:10 p .m. on Rt . 7, one mile REEDSVIlLE - Mrs. Lena MARlETT A, Ohio (UPI) while said a convoy of 140 north of Gallipolis, where an Four college division baseball Margaret Murray Pickering, auto driven by Marcus M. trucks !l!ld 44 trailers which teams have been selected to 75 ~ Reedsville, ·who died rea ched Phnom Penh Thurs- Weber, 58, Addison, struck the play in the six-team double Tuesday, was preceded in day from the port of Kompong rear end of. a- car operated by elimination NCAA Mid-East death by her husband, Mark in Som were carrying rice and Sharon A. Hayes, 26, Rt. I, Regional Tournament at 1968. fish for the capital. They said Gallipolis. Southern lliinois University, it ' the convoy traveled up Higlr was announced today. LOCAL TEMPS way 4 on the 134-mile trip The teams were Southern Let the sun shine in - The without incident. lliinois, 19-3; Eastern lliinois temperature in downtown The high command repcirted •. University, 18-8; Indiana . Pomeroy at 11 a .m. Friday was earlier that Communist forces Central University, 16-2; and 68 degrees, the sun shining. striking in ''perfectly coorMarietta Ohio College, 21-1. dinated" raids less than five Southern Illinois will be miles from Phnom Penh killed defending its title in the· three18 Cambodian troops in hand· day event which begins May 24. tohand combat at two government posts. Three persons injured in four auto mishaps .' · Tuck your mo ney away in a Savings Account. Wh ere irs sate from fire , loss and te mptati on Increases at a steady rat e ot mterest. And is 1nsur'ed by F.D I.C. Mol her knows best. pome•oy •ullo nd pomeroy national .bank Ihe bank of the century esta bli shed 1872 Member FDIC . "Cioing one step further" Akers' frog in Calaveras JUmps HOSPITAL NEWS Miss Helen E . Follrod, 59, d. Holzer Mtdlcal Ceoter Gallip 01is, died Thursday ( Dtseharged) evening following a long Keith Cook, Janet Edwards, illness. Charles Parks, Cathy Rose, Miss Follrod was born at Patsy McCarty, James Nibert, Alfred, Meigs County, the -Gertrude Neal, Mary Grover, daughter of the late William H. Daniel Brown, Jerry Blevins, and Enuna Bentz Follrod. She George Thomas, Mabel was also preceded in deathby Snyder, Mrs. Ralph Shain, two brothers and three sisters. Bessie .Sark, Robert Ruther· She is survived by these ford, John Pritchard, Irene sisters, Mrs. Ada Neutzling, Nelson, Richard Houck, LDngBottom,Rt.l; Mrs. Leola Charles Chancey and Roger Swartz, Shade, and Mrs. Nina Campbell . Robi'!son, Coolville, Rt . 1; a (Births ) brother, Erroll (Jack ) Folicod, Mrs. Richard Woodard , a Pomeroy, and several nieces daughter, Point Pleasant; Mrs. nephews. :Roger Poe, a son, Jackson; Miss Follrod attended the Mrs. Ray Bierhup, a son, Alfred United Methodist Wellston; Mrs. Elwood Hall, a: Church , 1 · son, Oak Hill; Mrs. Richard Funeral services will be held Saunders, a daughter r Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at the Gallipolis and Mrs. Fenton White Funeral Home, Taylor, a daughter, Pomero)'.; Coolville, with the Rev. Jacob Lehman officiating. Burial will be in Bentz Cemetery at Alfred. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m . this ton. · Describing the indictments as " irresponsible," Mitchell spent 21'.! hours under questioning by the staff of the Senate Watergate investigating committee Thursday. Asked by a woman reporter if he aiBo expects to be indicted on charges directly related to the Watergate affair, he replied: " Honey, I have had ~ lot of thoughts about that and they all ·Bombs u. Helen FollrOO. died Thursday • and Time extended ; ' WHfnesday Utte MiJIIed League I End of Second Half) May 9, 1973 Fulfz-Beniley 92 Rosenbaum -Meadows 90 Hal ter-Rawlings 64 Blakes lee-Hoyt 50 MacDonald-Brenner so Moore -Morrow 42 Men Hi Series - Dan Meadows 501; John Bentley 475; Bernard Fultz 446. Hi Game - Dan Meadows 190 ; John Bentley 180; Fred Morrow 178. · Women · Hi Series - Virginia Hoyt 458; De lores Tyree 457 ; Betty Fult z 432. Hi Game - Virginia , Hoyt 171; Delores Tyree 167 ; Betty Fultz 161. · Team Hi Series - - Fufb. Be ntley 1796. Team Hi Game - Fultz Bentley 626. to applicants RIO GRANDE The : Areawide Project on Aging for · Gallia, Jackson , Meigs, Scioto and Vinton counties with · headquarters at Rio Grande · College, today extended the filing time to persons to apply for r· the Home Maintenance .coordinator position to May 18. Additional information on job description, quallfications and applications may be obtained by writing or calling the Areawide . Project on Aging, Rio Grande College, Sox 987, Rio Grande, Ohio 45674, or phone 614-24~353, extension 26. GUILT PLEADED Harold A. Hodge, Jr., Middleport, Thursday pleaded guilty to Conunon "Pleas Judge Jolm C. Bacon on a charge of breaking and entering the Hi $8570NffiUCK Ho Bar owned by Ralph Pratt RACINE r ~ Mae Cleland, clerk of R;l!cine Villege, said · on March 28. He was plaC\!d on today revenue sharing funds probation for one year. A suit received by tbe village from was filed Thursday by Maggie Jan. 1 through June 30 of this Winebrenner, dba -Radne year will be used on the pur- PlaQing Mill, Racine, against chase of a new fire truck. The David Baumgardner, Mid· dleport, Rt. 1, for $725.28_. . total will be $857. . DICK AKERS, RIGHT. receives warm wish'es for success from Pomeroy Attorney Fred Crow as Akers prepares to leave for Calaveras County, Calif. Weather IJet,OIPd An Excidlent Time 'To Do Your MOTHERS DAY SHOPPING Be sure to see the fine line of Hallmark Mother's Day Cards on the 1st floor. Select the ones that are just right for you to give or send to your Mom . Also Hallmark Gift Wrap Paper -and Ribbon - to make a package that ' s sure to please. '· ON THE 1st FLOOR you can buy for your /1/vJm on her day next Sunday Lingerie . Candy . Watches . Hosiery · Towels · Sheets · Scarves . Slippers . Jewelry . Houseware gifts such as toasters · irons. skillets cookware . blenders. ~H E 2nd FLOOR - Select a dress · smock top · co!lrdinated sports~ ~ . luggage . bedspread · drapes · bed pillows · toss cushions · area rugs - chair and couch throws · T.V. set · radio· stereo record player · record album . B track tapes. · n .. ON THE Jrd FLOOR - Furniture gifts that will please your /1/vJm - a chair · a picture . sofa or living room suite · tables · bedroom suite . lamps , dinette set. ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. Elberfelds In Pomeroy .·. VOL. g NO. 15 POMEROY - J ob positions in the Meigs Local School District Head Start program will be open until May 25, Fenton Taylor, director , said Friday . The summ~r program will begin June 4 and end July Zl . Those wishing to apply should write to fenton Teylor at RD 4, Pon1eroy or at Meigs High School. Needed on the staff are 10 IA!achers, 10 teacher aides, one each social worker, social wor~er aide, nurse, speech therapist, secretary, and bookkeeper and six cooks and six c usl.odia:Is. Your Invited Guest . Reaching More Than 12,000 Families To The Crealer Middle Ohio Valley 6 SECTIONS Pomeroy-Middleport SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1973 Gallipolis·Point Pl easa~t 20 CENTS .. CHESHIRE - Schools continued a favorite targe t of thieves and vandals here Saturday Js Kyger Creek High School located near here was struck for the second time in the last four months . Damages and the va lue of the loot taken are estimated at $1,800. All Galli~ County's high schools :_ except Gallia Academy - have been hit"at least once this sc hool yea r . North Gallia and Kyger Creek have been struc}l; twice. Gallia Coun ty sheriff's in vestigator Ken Deckard repo~ted someone entered the building between 3:20 and 7 a.m. · it Saturday by brea ki ng a door glass. Once inside, the intruders entered the sc hool's main oHice, pried open several file cabinets and took between $50 and $75 from the three vending machines and the desk of high. school secretary, Mrs. Roberta Kail. The offi ces of Supt. Comer Bradbury and Principal John C: Wickline were both ransa cked . Stolen from Bradbury's office was a calculator , Wpe recorder · and portable radio. Pencil, paper and candy dispensing . machines in the halls were pri ed open , damaged, and mon ey removed. Also entered was the school's com. mercia!, kitchen and art departments. A large folding door to the school's kitchen was broken open. A walk·in cooler wa s forced open, but nothing was taken . Extensive damage wa s done to the driv e r 's edu t::a tinn car which was parked itt the garage adjacent to the art room . Deckard said the vandal s used a crow bar or similar In strument to shatter the car's front window. They pried th e ca r 's hood up and took a 12 volt battery . T_he wiring w.a s also cut. Supl. Bradbury sa id U:e car was the unly property cove red by insurance. The school's in.surance policy does not <;over vand::.lism. Three years ago the Kyger Creek Buard of Education ded ded to drop ... the- vandalism clause folluwing e1 sharp increase in premiums. At prese nt, in ~ surance on the district's three buildings coste.; over $9,000 per yea r . In an uurch.ited development, sheriff 's depu ties F riday arl'eSted seven persons on breaking and entering charges involving a -::~:~bin owned by Howard and Peggy Moore of Columbus. Booked were Thomas Lee Cathcart. 16, 129 Jackson Pike: John Patrick McKean, 18, of 50 Chillicothe Rd .; Jacki e Lee Williairis, 18, of 21:14 Chatham Ave ., and Roy Edward Harmon, lH , of 2015 Che~t nu t St., and three juveniles. The house is located on the Starcher Hamr ick Rd. Accordin g to deputies, U1e group for ced the front and back doors open. PRESENTING a $30 check to Nate Thomas, center, is Tom Tope, vice president of the Gallipolis Merchants. Nate's moth er , Dorothy, has been named Mother of Th e Year in tbe first annual contest in Gallia County. Public invited to give views Nate's mom is the best GALLIPOLIS Mrs . Richara 1Dorothy) Thomas, 507 Fourth Ave., has been named Gallia County 's Mother of the Year in the fir st.contest sponsored by the MIDDLEPORT Midd leport puwer to make such assess ments without Ga llipolis Merchunts Association. residents were invi ted Saturday to meet being voted on upon by the public. Each Mrs. Thomas was c hosen from a field with village council at 7::iD p.m. Monday to proper ly owner whOse land adjoins or is · of 75 ca ndida tes, who were entered by ·express opinions as to what should be done benefitted by repa irs ca n be assessed. their children. Judgi n ~ was completed about tbe ir streel~. ' 'It was estimated by an area street Friday morning . Entries consisted or 50 A spokesman for · the Ch"mbcr of re pair co mpany that a one loch surface word essays on why the child 'S mother Commerce is urging the public tu atte nd blacktop addition would cost the adshould be the mother of the year . Monday night's scssiu n, Stating that joining property owner $5 per front foot, _., Nate Thomes, 11 , a sixth grader at Middleport s treets are . unsafe , the or $250 for 50 foot lot front. Washi ngton E lementa r y School submitted chambe r member said : ," Middlepor t coun cil mee l':i Monday tht! followin g essay: " This is the op ini on of many citizens night at 7:30 p.m . They represent you and '" She cooks things I like, washes my who view Lhe rilfany holes in the streets and need you r he lp and advice. Please be there duthes, cleans our house and works to he lp are aware of the dangerous accidc nl <Jnd express your opinion on what should my brothers in college. .She works at the . poss ibilities ~ The s.c ri ousness is increased be done a bout our stree l'i. hos pital and ta kes car e of little sick kids. by the rapid d e~ rioration !.(;~king place. " It s hould be expla ined that in case She plays games with me on her nights off . Delay in repctirs now could mean that it assessmenl<; are made, they would apply She is r1ice to my fr iends . Most of a ll, she will cost several times as much to ac- to non.car owners as well as car owners. " loves me." comp lish repairs later . Middleport vil lage council over the Nate didn 't submit his entry until noon Middleport residents have to pay for past few years has twice placed a $5 of the final day, but the panel of judges s treet repairs one way or another. The permissive auto tax fee on residents of the chose his essay on the basis of uniqueness ,. a uto license tax was 'VOfcd down and the tow n. Both ti mes, however , the meas ure orig inalily and sincerity. Judges for the only other way foreseeable is a~essment was taken to t he voters through r~ feren­ event were Wilson Wahl, pastor of the of property owne rs to pay for s treets. Ohio dU/fl action a nd lost. Council had law gives mun icipal gove rnment the stipu lated both times that proceeds from the tax would be devoted exclusively to street maintenance a n.d repair. a BERT HARDER AS TEVYE gave a moving performance in the Gallia Academy production of "Fiddler on The Roof." He re he gives one of the monologues that brougt)t rousing applau ~e from the full house Friday evening at Washington Schoo l. Musical solid' hit BY DOROTHY COUN.TRYMAN GALLIPOLIS T he applau se probably is sti ll ringing in t~e ears of the young people who presented " Fiddler on the Roof" to a full house here Friday and Saturday evenings. The musical, directed by Mrs. Anne Fischer, included a cast of 136 Gallia Academy High School rstudents. Bert Harder brought the house down Wi'th a moving portrayal of Tevye, the milkman, whose world is capsizing around him. His five daughters arc not on ly his joy but his sorrow, as the little town of Anatenka, Russia , is jolted by the hap. penings in the outside world. Tevye expla ins in the prologue that life . for the villa gers is as stable as the position of the " Fiddler on the Roof, " and the story of the little village has touched the hearts of audiences around the world .' Specialligfiting effects hi ghlighted the drea m scene when Tevye with the help of a cast of ghosts, is trying to break the news to his wife, Go lde, that their oldest daug h ~r will marry the ta ilor and not the butcher as was origina lly planned. The entire cast gave a memorable performance in the finale; the performance of "Sunrise, Sun set'' during the ., wedding likely dampaned many eyes. Andy Hyrne played the part of the Fiddler and Ginger Dobson portrayed Tevye's haggling wife. Brant A.tams had the part of the Rabbi with his son, Mendel, ii' • • .. frog this year will be Jelly Bean Vll, a croaker entered by Gov. Ronald Reagan . Other governors and their frogs in· eluded Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama. "Little George;" Gov. WiUiam A. Egan of Alaska, " Mr. Seward's Felly ;" and Gov. Mike O'Callaghan of Nevada, " Big Mike ." Meigs has 38 jobs with Head Start 66 PAGES SALEDAYSET "The Meigs High School VICA Club will hold a yard sale Saturday, May 1g, at the home MARRIAGE LICENSE Maywood Charles Johnston, of Dixie Snyder, 176 Beech St., 68, Portland, and Thelma Middleport, weather permitting, beginning at 9 a.m. Gladys Kiser, 58, Racine. OPEN FRIDAY ·and SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK $2 fee and more than half the contestants are youngsters. To be >'ligible, frogs must measure at least fow- Lu:hes from nose to rear and Maxwell (X)ints out sternly. no toads are allowed. MaxweH said so far 18 governors from across the nation have entered rrogs and 1~ foreign countries wlll be represented. Host tmts committee will be appointed and refreshments served. All members are urged to attend. J next Saturday and Sunday. Akers is a ro'!!te supervisor for the Keck Distributing Co. Meanwhile the UP! reported Saturday from Angels Camp, Calif., nearly 80,000 persons are expected to jam this once booming gold mining camp May 17-20 to watch 2,000 bullfrogs compete in the century-old Jumping Frog Jubilee. This tiny Gold Rush town of 3.000 was the setting Mark Twain used in his short story, " The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras Cotirity" - the basis for the annual frog jumping contest. To win the jubilee's top prize money of $1,200, competitors must . beat the world record jump set in 1966 by a frog named Ripper who leaped 19 feet, 3 1-3 inches. Owners of Ripper were Bill Proctor and Leonard Hall of Lafayette. lf a world record ts not set, the final purse will be only $3011. Bob Maxwell, a spokesman for the jubilee, said anyone can enter a frog for a + VaTLable cloudiness ~nd cr.oler with a chance of showers through ·sunday night possibly mixed with snow flurries northeast Sunday light. High Sunday in the upper 40s and 50s. Low Sunday night in the 30s. BAGS AT CURB FUNDS ALLOCATED RACINE :.._ Racine Village Meigs County's revenue council requests that residents of the community having trash sharing funds for the period of pickup service to put their bags Jan. 1 through June 30 this at the curbing to save time. If year, have been allocated by the request is not followed, the the Meigs County Com·missioners, Auditor Gordon trash will not be picked up. Caldwell said today. The estimated total for the period will be $127,428, with $89,200 to DAVTOMEET ' Meigs Chapter l!lo. 53, DAY, be spent on a courthouse will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. construction and remodeling 'at the chapter home on But- . project, and $38,228 on new plat ternut Ave. A nominating maps. Elberfelds In Pomeroy POMEROY - Dick Akers, grand prize winner in the 1972 Big Bend Regatta 's frog jumping contest. sponsored by the Ohio Society for Preservation of Bull Frogs, Inc., left today for C;llaveras CoWlty, Calif., where he will represent the society in the famous frog jumping conte;t there. Akers, a resident of Albany, took part in the local frog jwnping contest five years before scoring a win in 1972. He is accompanied to tlte famous California jWTlps by his wife and iwo sons, Greg a~d Brian, and will be competing for a top prize of some $1,200. II all goes well, Akers will use Ohio frogs in the Calirornia contest. He has permission to take six frogs with him from here. Traveling by car, the Akers family Will tranSP'Jrt the local frogs in a styrofoam type aquariwn. However, if the frogs don't sw-vive, Akers has made arrangements to secure jumpers in California . The California competition will be held ' played by Louie Griffin. The three main couples in the play were ·Tzcite1, Mary Beth Fischer, an d Motel the tailor , Alan Kemp; Hodel, Patti We therh olt, and Perchik •the student, Allen Rose, and Chcn·a, Becky Naskey, · 3nd Fyedka, Andy Fischer. . All in all. " Fiddler on the Roof'' ·was a production that all who saw ' it will never. for ge t. When not working at Ho!zer , Mrs. Thomas enjoys sewing, cooking . and television. She spends many of hereven ings off plaYing cards with Nate, although she admitted, 1'He beats me at everything." For Mother 's Day, Mrs. Thomas is not planning any thing special although she will be starting a week 1s vacation today. The Thomases are planning to visit Disney World later on in the summ er with Nate accompanying them. Loan program revived . WASHING TON -· The U. S. Department of Agriculture and Representat~ve Clarence Miller have · jointly C;~nnounced that farmers in fi ve Sout~east.crn Ohio counties a re now eligible for assistance under the reviv.ed Emergency Disaster Loan Program admipi stered by the Farmers Home Administration ( FHA). designated by The counti es Agriculture Secretary Ea rl Butz as elig ible for ' low-i nterest disastet relief loans as a result of l"st winter's ·severe weather ct;mditions are Fairfield, Perry, Lawrence, Jackson, aild Gallia. Farmers FIRST OF KIND in these areas who experienced severe COLUMBUS (U P!) - The Ohio Easter crop damage a nd cannot obtain assistance Seal Society will sponsor the first annu 01 fr om commercial sources, may be eligible Easter !:;eat Pro-Am National Drag Race for a fed eral loan at 5 pet. interest. at Marion Raceway a t Larue on June 29-30 Miller said that loan appl~cationG should and July 1, it was announced today. be fil ed through loca l FHA offi ces-no la:ter Jimmy Crum , sport director of WLWC-4, than July 6, 1973. has cha llenged all sportscasters and The Emergency Disaster Loan Program sportswriters in Ohio to participa te in the . was shut off last December by the Ad· Celebrity Race during the program. mini strati ori because of ove rrun ~ in loan C;~pplications . The program then contained a cont rove rsial "forg ivene:;s" clause ROGERS IN MEXICO · MEXICO CITY I UP I ) - Sec re~ry of wh ich p~rmitted applicants to bbrrow • money and not have to repay the first S~rte William P. Rogers arrived here $5,000 of the loan. -today on the first leg of his 17-day mission to Latin America whi ch may pave the way · Following the Administration 's action, fol' a visit ~~ter this year by President Rep. Miller directed a sharp letter to the .. NIXUO . White House, urging that the prog ram be WATER GOING OFF CHES"~ER - Albert Martin of the Chester-Tuppers Plains WC;~ ter District an nounced saturda y that water will be a t Pine Grove, Nease Settlement, Morning Star and Minersville area fr om 9 a .m. Monday to "pp~oximately 6 p.m., in order to repair a breC;~k on Eagle Ridge Road . The water may be off Tuesday also, Martln said. orr Voc~Ed Board signs contract RIO GRANDE .- The .iackson-Gallia Joint Vocational Board of Education. meeting Friday in special Session,signed a contract with the State Department of Education which is furnishing $1,200,000 for the constructi on of the joint vocational ~hoo l which will be constructed near here . The building will also be constructed. by fund s provided by the Federal Governm~nt and local taxation . It will be. located on a 45 acre site formerly owned by W. H. Ci!lhoun. Miss Virg inia Simms, cler~ of the Ga llipolis City Schools for the pa_st three ye~:~rs, was: employed as clefk·lreasurer. She repla ces Mrs. Margaret Kelley of{)ak Hill who wp s hired last month . First Boptis t Churcll, Mrs. Terry Johnson.·· and Mrs. Mildred Bush . Mrs. Thomas is a nursing assisting in pedia trics at Hoher Medical Center . She has been with the Holzer Hospital seve n year s. Mr. Thomas is news director at WJEH. In addition to Nate, the Thomases hav e a dau g ht e r, Cheryl · Enyart, Gallipolis, who 1s a school teacher at Ches hirc.Kyget elementary and tw o sons John , a junior at Ohio University in speech and hearing, and Bill, a fres hman at Ohio University, s tud yin g physical therapy. STEPHEN Ca roll Snowden, 21, above, son of Mr. and Mrs. Caron K. S nowd en = 410 He dgewood Or. , Gallipolis, will graduate today from Morehead State U ni ve r~ ity, Morehead, Ky. , ~· ith a BS degree in business ad· ministratiun. He is ma rried to the former Sharon Taylor · of Gallipolis. After graduation , Mr. Snowden will be . associated with State Farm Insurance Comp3njcs in l\'leigs County. Mr. and Mrs. Snowden will reside at 553 Russell St .. Middleport. con tinued in li ght of the disastrous weather conditi ons which were forcin g Ohio farmers t<i leave crops unharvested in the fields. , Legislation without the " forgiveness" provision was recently approved by the Congress a nd signed into law by the President. Rep . Miller said that revival of the program offers ' farmers '·'who need help the most to get the assistance they deserve. " TOO MUCH DRAIN WASHI NGTON (UPI )-: Rep . William H. Ha rsha, R.Ohio, said Saturday "it is time to bring home some, if not all, of our .· troops home from Europe" because the ~x pense is too much of a drain on the na tion's dollar~ " Given our own domestic needs and our critical s turggle with our own .economy, I do not see how we ca~ or s hould con tinue to assume "the lion's share of the defense or Western Europe, II Ha rsha said in his we'ekly newsletter. MEETING CANCELLED · POMEROY - Jack Kerr , president of Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, announced Saturday that 'the chi.mber will not meet Monday. The next.. scheduled rr.eeling is Monctay ;May 21 at noon at the Meigs lnn . , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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