https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/19ce06c8af923bdd9cf727d54ac45e6b.pdf c3d9f1662c044f3cf2852564a91a221b PDF Text Text 12 - Til<' Daily Sentinel, Mi_ddleport-Pomeroy, 0,. May 17, 1973 Countdown on ·for first space salvaging mission HOUSTON ( UPI) - With today to design, build and test a hope increasing hourly, engi- bTiant plastic awning to shade neers worked around the clock . Skylab from the sun's searing heat and let it become a home in orbit for nine men this year. The plan is to try to dispatch astronauts Charles ' 'Pete" Tonight. May 17 Conrad, Joseph P. Kerwin and NOT OPEN Paul J . Weitz on their unprecedented space salvage Fridity & Sa1ur"day mission Sunday. The countMay 18- 19 down for their launch begins EVEL KNIEVEL ( Techn icolor I tonight at Cape Kennedy. George Hami lton Sk ylab Director William C. Sue Lyon Schneider said the equipment IGPI .and crew may not be ready for WHAT BECAME OF JACK & JILL a Sunday launching . In that ( Technicolor) case, the flight will be delayed Vanessa Howard five more days 1 or even longer. Mona Washburn Decision Will Be Made I PGI ShQw Starts 7 p.m: A final launch g<Hlo go decision will be made by Saturday afternoon. But and cut its power supply by Schneider said he hoped to half. know late today if there is still No. 1 Concern a chance that the Sunday date The overheating, however, quickly became the No. I could be met. The fate of Skylab depends concern. Until late Wednesday, on the astronauts' ability to officials were not sure they erect the sunshade, eithe r by would be able to keep Skylab unrolling it like a home movie from becoming so hot it would screen during a spacewalk, or be ruined . by reaching from the comFlight director Chuck Lewis mand ship hatch and unfurling reported that the 1111-foot space it sail fa shion. station had been jockeyed Without protection from . the sun, Skylab wo4id be unlivable .. aoout so tbe sun docs not beat It lost its own solar protection directly onto the crew qUarters when a meteoroid shie ld ripped yet still feeds enough energy to off shorlly after iaunch Mon- lbe ship's four working panels day. That accident also jam- that convert sunlight into med the ship 's bi ~ ·sol ~ 1· wings electricity. MEIGS THEATRE ._ Unusual Offer 18 Fined by mayor .. Eigh teen defendants were lined a nd four other's forfeited bonds in the ct;~u rt of Pomeroy Mayor Don Collin s Wednesday nigh t. Fined were Geo rg e Mc DanieL no address , SS and cos t s, intoxicatio n ; She lle Barker , no address, $5 and cost s, intox ica tion ; Ralph R. R,o ss. 23, Mason, $10 and costs, squea ling tires, and $5 and cost s, stop sign; James Ritchie, Racine, $10 and costs,. resisting arrest. and $5 and cost s, in toxi ca tion ; Carl Jeffers, no addreSs, $5 and costs, intoxi ca tion; Or land Floyd, 21, Pomeroy, $ 10 and costs. squealing tires ; David A. Fife, 19, Middleport, $10 and costs, reckl ess op~r at ion, and S5 and costs, unsafe vehicle ; Elmer Graham , no address , $10 and cos t s, _reckless operation; George Randolph, 24, New Haven : Gary Taylor , 22, Middl eport RO ; Gene Arms, 19, Pomeroy; Mark Weaver, ?3, New Haven,· Greg Grover, during May only Even if your trip is months away buy from us in May . and save up to $48! 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Portland. obscene langudge, and an additional S2 5 posted fpr defraud ing an innk eeper ; Waid Li ttle, Pomeroy, and William · Reeves, Albany , $25 each, int ox ica tion. 21 , Three penalized MAY19 Friday 9:30 to 9 pm and Saturday 9:39 to 9 pm MEN'S 15.95 SYRACUSE - One defendant was fined and tw o others forfeited bonds in Syracuse Mayor Herman London's Court Tuesday night. Richard A. Carter , Middleport, was fined $5 and costs on t·harges of speeding. Forfe iting bonds were David K Hy sell, McDermott, Ohio, $20, s peeding ; Cla ud e L. Cunningham. Syracuse, $10, stop s ign vio lation. The ' defeildants were cited by Police Chie( Milton Varian . BAKE SALE SET MASON - Mason Busy Bees 4-H Club is sponsorin g a ba ke sale Saturday at 10 a.m. at the B & B Market in Mason. This fund raising project is being held to assist sending members to summer camp. Marriage Licenses Edward Arthur Lawson, 19, Racine, Rt. 2, and Diana Lynn Cundiff, 18, Syracuse ; Kenneth Howard Rizer , 21, Racine, and Deborah Ann John son , 19, •• Racine, Rt. L ' BOOSTERS TO MEET SYRA CJ)SE The Syracuse-MinersvUle Baseball Boosters will meet this evening at 7:30 in the council ch~mbers at the new muniCipal building. SALE TOMORROW The Apple Grove WSCS will , hold a rummage sale ail day ' Friday and Saturday at the Letart Falls Community Hail . ' Tonighf & Friday May 17 -18 Double Feature Program . THE GREAT NORTHFIELD, MINNESOTA RAID f Color) Cliff Pobertson Robert Duvall - Plus- -~ See yow filendl~ Fotd Dealer... .flaSptlng Happiness Show will make you~-~-·· ~ •• ~ members of the band and their adult chape r one s boarded buses for the first leg of their trip to the Blossom Festival at Niagara Falls. This first out-of-state trip in tile history of a Meigs High School Band was plann<:d by · Director Dwight Goins with th~ finan c ial backing of the Meigs Band Boosters. Everyone arrived .Thursda¥ DRESS SLACKS Just received a big shi pment of boys knit slacks in sizes 8 to 18. Regulars. slims and husky sizes 10 to 18. Stop in .the busy mens and boys department · 1st floor - See this fine line of boys knit slacks and b uy what you need now . Be sure to see the fine lin e o f boys knit shirts to coordinate with these s lacks. Small (14-14 1/>L medium (15 -151/2}. larg e (16 16112 ) and ex tra large ( 17-17 112 ) sizes . An ex cellent se lection including solid colors, neat patte rn s and str ipes. Many knit s h ir t s in thi s selection. Ail permanent press very well made . Tapered and non tapered sty les . 2 for 10.00 IDA CASCI, LEFT, and AM Whittington, Meigs High band members, had only smiles as they prepared to board a bus to take them on their way ro Niagara Falls Thursday. with luggage and sacks of " ~oodles" to be consumed enroute. Mothers a'nd a few fathers were on hand to say goodbye. The group boarded sc hool buses to go as far as Wheeling where they transferred to cha rtered Suburban Bus Line vehicles which left Wheeling at 6. The band was expec ted to a rrive at Niagara by midnight and will be staying at the Empire Motel, about two blocks from the falls. Today the bandsmen we re to go on a sighl·seeing tour to Niagara-on-the-Lake, F ort George-. ~lie Weiland Canal, F ort We ller shipb uildi ng docks, Queenston Heights , the Monument of General Brock, Laura Secord Homestead, the Sir Adjlm Beck generating station and Queen Victoria Park. Following the tour, the bandsmen · were to swim and hold parade pr'a ctice for Saturday afternoon's competition in which some SO bands are to take part. Following the compe tition the loca l res idents will board buses to head back to Wheeli ng where they will be (Co ntinued on page 12)_ SOME OF THE ADULTS who are accompanying the over IOOM eigs bandsme n on their trip to the Blossom Festivol Thursday, from the left, are Mrs. Carroll Pierce, Mrs. Kenneth Mcrughlin, band booster president: Mrs. Don Thoma s, Mrs. Id a Murphy, Mrs. Charles We y and Mrs. Joan Weyersmiller:- • enttne Mens and Young Mens MEN'S 5.00 SHORT SLEEVE WESTERN JACKETS WHITE DRESS SHIRTS I PGI COUNTRY MUS!C Milrty Robbins . Sammy Ja ckson (GI Devoted To The Famous Wrangler brand . Heavy weight coarse weave blue denim . Slim fitting · waist length . True western styling . Sizes 36 to 46. Permanent press · neck sizes 14'12 through 17 . Popular white on white pattern . 80 pet. P0iyestt;• , 20 pet. cotton . For This Sale VOL XXV NO. 25 PAJAMAS Permanent press · sizes A (32-36). B (38 -40), C (42 -44) and D (46 -48) . Short s leeve button front top - knee length boxer waist bottom . Solid colors and neat patterns. KNIT SHIRTS Collared and Collarless sty les. For th e dressy or casual look. Button necks, zipper necks and button front style. Solid colors and a fine group of patterns . Small, medium, larg e and extra large 2 for 7.00 sizes. 3.95 4.95 .5.95 6.95 Knit Knit Knit Knit 9 . 9~ Knit Shirts Shirts Shirts Shirts Shirts Lit1fe Boys S1 .95 Short Sleeve SHIRTS So lid cO lor s and fancy patt e rn s - pe rm a ne nt press. Sizes 2 to 7. Two Day Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale~ Mens 3.38 4.28 4.88 5.88 7.88 Special Purchase and Sale Fine Quality Galv. .ed Ware Housewares Department - 1st Aoor Mens and Young mou s Brand 30 Gallon Capacity Garbage Cans with cover 20 Galion Capacity Garl!age Cans with Cove.r · · 10 quart Water Pails · · · · · Round Scrub Tubs with wire bail Large Size lncenerator with cover F<~ OR LON DRESS SOCKS One s ize fits al l sizes 10 through 13. Wh ite, black and many , many solid . cp lors a nd hea ther tones. Two Oay Sale 2 for 3.00 88' Sale 3.89 Sale 99c Sale 1.39 Sale ' 4,99 • "1 • ..•• .• Furniture Department - 3rd Aoor BEDROOM SUITES KNIT TANK TOP SHIRTS There's an excellent selection and they are all on ·sale now. Excellent quality : fine styles. Save now on thi s fine I ine of bedroo!Y1 suites. Save during thi s sa le on these popular sleeveless s hirts. Sizes s mall , medium. large and extra large . 1.95 2 .25 2.50 2.95 3.95 4.95 Sale 4.89 L. W. McCOMAS, center , former teacher and for many years superintendent of the MiddlePort schools, now clerk of the Meigs Local Board of Education, was among the adults accompanying the Meigs High School Band to 'the Blossom . Festival. Here McComas and Fred Ruth, left, assistant band director, and Dwight Goins, director, prepare their luggage for· boarding a bus. SALE PRICES NOW Sale! Mens Mens Mens ./Mens Mens Mens Mens Tank Tank Tank Tank Tank Tank Tops ·Tops Tops Tops Tops Tops Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Furniture Department • 3rd Aoor 1.68 1.88 2.08 2.48 3.38 4.28 SALE! DINETTE SETS t·~·~·--·---·-·-·-·~-~-~-~---··-~·~·-·-1 Sale! Mens T-SHIRT WITH POCKET COSCO FOLDING HIGH CHAIRS Folds flat 5117" for travel or storage. When open seat is 21112 in ches high . high impact polystyren e tray . Waist a nd crotch st rap . Washa blevinyltJpholstery. 2 for 3.35 , SALE 12.00 Sale! At Elberfelds Warehouse ' ~ An excellent selection of quality s ummer fur niture at r ea l savings now . Famous makes such as Lloyd - Lawn lite. . Telescope · John Hancock. See all the styles in folding chairs - chaise .lounges · picnic tables and ben ches - Gin Rummy sets · lawn umbrellas . glid<;>rs - gliders with canopy · porch swings . round tables . love seats . Select the pieces you want and save now . Free del ive ry and sensible credit service. Also on sa le at Eiberfelds Warehouse - Qmgoleum and Armstrong floor covering · wall -to -wall carpeting · Whirlpool appliances · Magic Chef ranges · steel wardrobes and cabinets - chrome tr im for linoleum s and carpet installation - Lawn Boy mowers · used TV sets - dehumidifiers · Trash Mashers · .Hoo ve r washers and dryers . Drive to Eiberfelds Warehouse - There's plenty · of fr ee parking and remember th e warehouse hours are 9:30 to 5 p . m . every day including Thurs day . On Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 5 p .m . ' • Five, seven and nine piece sets at substantial savings now. Wood and bronze and brass. Black and gold colors . Buy Now and Save $19 .80 Reg ular 1.98. Famous make - Raglan shoulders. Smail (34-36), medium (38-40), large (42.44). extra large (46· 48) sizes . White and a good se lection of s olid colors : Lawn • Porch - Patio Furniture Of The Meigs-MmonArea FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1973 PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS cCord links hugs to aides Mens 3.95 Short Sleeve SALE! MEN'S CASUAL Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens POMERQY;MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Interest.~ 8.95 2 for 7.99 on Mechanic Street , afternoon as well over 100 BOYS DOUBLE KNIT Short Sleeve Sport Shirts in mayor's court and 17 at Ohio DominiGan College has been cancelled . Dealers Spring Ha ppiness Show. Tori no combines big car value with mid -size savi ngs. And all at low spring prices to ma~e you h<ippy. You get lots of big ca r luxury lea lures with the size and handling of a stna ller, sportier ca r. There are pl enty of other reasons why Torino iS America's best- ~ selli ng mid-size. Stop in now during Ford Deal ers big · Sp rin'g Happiness Show. There are lots of models and colors In slock for in:mediate delivery. Y,our Ford Dea le rs lrade-in offer make you happy, too. . . wilt . BY BOB HLEFLICH Confusion - marked with an air of exciteme nt and anticipation - reigned at the Meigs High School Thursday Blue Denim . Veterans Memorjal Hospi.tal ADMITTED Louise Garne s , Pomeroy ; Dewey Pullins , P omer oy ; Bertha ·i laum , Lon g Bottom : Ola Cremeans , Coolville; Edith Bnl'ton, Middleport ; Johnni Mae Strikey, Mason, and Vicki Campbell, Hartford . DISCHARGED - Phyiiis Donovan , Kri s ta White , CALLEDTWICE · Gertrude Miller, Raymond The Middleport E-R unit Hartley, Marshall McCQy , · answered two calls Wednesday Oren Wears. Erwin Harley, night, at 4:15p.m., for Edith Lawrence Harrison and Je rry Burton·. 57a Broadway st., who Hayman . was runnin g a hi gh tern . . perature aild was taken to PLEASANT VALLEY VeteranS Memorial Hospital DfSCHARGES Wrenna wl)ere she was admitted, and Raudermilt, New Haven; at 9;43 p. m . to 572 South Third Carol Weethe, Gallipolis Ave., for Nellie McElhaney, Ferry ; Mrs. Harley Marcum, w_ho was having diffi cul ty Leon ; Gary King , New Haven ; breathing. She was · taken to Tracy Roach, New Haven; Veterans Memorial Hospital Delori s Kyer, 'Mineral Wells ; for treatment. Otto Rohrbough , Point Pleasant; Mrs. T. A. McCully, CANCELLED Bidwell , Ohio. Word ha s just been rece ived here from Mrs. Ezelle Hawkins that the two-day short course • ca lled "Horizons for Women," to have been held on May 16 ~ For d To r i ~ ~!~~~:~~~~r ~ u~?.~~~ ~ Meigs High Band on festival trip SALE PRICES Furniture · Departmeot 3rd Floor USA THOMAS TOOK ALONG her teddy bear as a little security along the way for the Meigs High School band's trip to Niagara Falls. Mac Fultz, however, had plans to share it. • Cosco Step Stools • Cosco Baby Strollers • Kroehler Living Room Suites KROEHLER AND BERKLINE CHAIRS ON 'SALE . Furniture Department • 3rd Aoor See .the big selection of Chairs now on sale. Very well made . cloth and vinyl covers. Rockers . Recliners · Recliner Rockers . Mr. and Mrs. Chairs .. Boudoir Chairs. · SALE! BOYS .AND GIRLS BICYCLES Standard 26 inch bikes and speed. bikes, too. Also the popular 20 inch bi.cycies with banana seat and high rise handle bars. All. American made bicycles. · , Stop in - See this fine selection. Buy the bicycle you want and really save now. • By United Press International SAIGON - COMMUN ISTS USING SOME o£ the biggest guns in their arsenal blasted the defense line around Hue with nearly 600roWlds in the paSt 24 hours, the Saigon command said today , in the first such attack there since the Vietnam cease·f~re. The comma nd made no mention of casualties but military sources said llie shelling was evidence of a Conimunist buildup against Hue,·South Vietnam's former imperiB.l capital400 miles north of Saigon. Among the guns used in the attack were Sovietmade 130mm cannon , the command said. The 130s are the largest guns in the CommuniSt arsenal and have a rapge of. 17 miles. HOUSTON- TECHNICIANS TODAY rushed the assembly of ~o silvery swt shades three space r epairmen wiU carry up to the sweltering Sky lab .next Friday in the first orbital salvage misslon . Sky lab 1 astronauts Charles " Pete" Conrad, Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J . Weitz Were busy learning the intricacies of rigging an awni'ng the size of a garage roof. in a weightless vacuum with clumsy spacesuit gloves. " Flight controllers worked through the night at the Johnson Space Center to revise plans for guiding the pilots' modi~ied Apollo to a !7-113-mile-an-hour rendezvous w1th Sky lab 271 miles above earth . Project officials decided Thursday to proceed with what once was considered a way.Qut approach to shielding the eight-room , 118-foot long space station from the scorching rays of the sun. By MIKE FEINSILBER by another admifted conWASHINGTON (UPI) spirator, E . Howard Hunt Jr. Convicted Watergate burglar One of the first questions James W. McCord Jr. testified asked McCord, the man who today that · two fellow con- blew the lid off the scandal in spirators told him that John N. March by charging high-level Mitchell, John W. Dean and con niving and lying about the Jeb Magruder had approved plot, was why he had become the plot to bug Democratic involved . nationa l headquarters. ''There were a number of It was the first llme thai reasons asso~iated with the Mitchell, who was attorney ultimate decision of mine to do general at the time, and the so," McCord answered, his. two former White House aides .voice barely above ·a whisper. had been pubiicly linked to the "One of the reasons and a planning of the break-in of the very important reason to me Democratic offices in the was the fact tbat the attorney Watergate building complex. general himself, Mr . John Dean was legal counsel for Mitchell, at his offices had President Nixon at Ure tlme considered and approved the and Magruder was deputy operation, according to Mr. director of the Nixon re- Liddy ." ·•secondly, th8t the coUnsel el~tion orgunization, having moved there from the White to the President, J ohn Dean, House. As a result of secret had p(lrticipated in those testimony by M~Cord and decisions with him. One wa s others previously before a the top legal o£ficer of the grand jury, all three face United States at the Departpossible indictment in the case. ment of Justice, and the other .McCord, testifying, at the genUeman wa.s the top legal second day of Senate hearings offi cer at the White House." into the Watergate scandal, Earlier, McCord detailed said he had been told of Mit- conversations he had had with chell's role in the bugging plot ' Liddy in December of 1971, and by c<HXJnspiraror G. Gordon January and february of 1972, Liddy ; and of Dean 's in- in which Liddy talked about valvement by both Liddy and "intelligence gathering against the Democratic party" being McCord 's accusations that planned by Mltchell, Dean and have been leaked to the news Magruder, who at the time was media over the past 10 weeks. acting Nixon campaign manaMcCord faces possible sentger. ences of up to 6 years for his Mitchell stepped down as conviction as a conspirator and · attorney general in March , participant in the bizarre case 1972, to become Nixon 's cam- that has shaken the Nixon paign c hairman .. Magruder administration $nd produced then became Mitcbell's chief some calls for Nixon to resign. The 1972 Democratic · vice deputy. · Mitc hell , Dean and presidential nominee, Sargent . Magruder. are ~II among the Shriver, Thursday night targets of a renewed grand became the latest to make such jury probe into the Watergate a suggestion. IContinued on Page 12) affair, triggered in part by Fugitives taken Five cases, three of which are divorce a ctions , have been filed in .Meigs County Common Pleas Court. As king divor ce, each charging gross ncglecl of duly and e xtreme cruelly , are By M.A. PORTERFIELD WELCH, W. Va. ( UPI.)Heavily armed Stale Police today captured three MQryland fugitives wanted in connection . with the murder of siX members of a prominent Georgia farm family. Police said the three were taken into custody in a rugged Appalachian mountain region in an area known as Murphy's Cove near the community of War in the southern West Virg inia soft coalfields. Troopers,' most of them armed with machine guns and usi ng bloodhounds began closing in on the area where the three men were believed to have been hiding shortly after daybreak. The three had fied into the area Thursday night after their" stolen car "'as sropped at a roadblock where a fourth fugitive was captured without resistance. The three captured today were Wayne Coleman, 26, and his half brothers, Carl Isaacs, 19, and William Isaacs, 1~. The fourth suspect, George Dungee, :JO,.o£ Baltimore, was ca ptured Thursday. · The £our escaped from a prison work ca mp in Wicomico County, Md ., last MaY 5. First reports from Ute area after the three rrien were ca~ tured said no one was ·injured. However. there were reports of a series of shotgwj and rifle blasts shorUy before authorities said the three h'ad'been apprehended . 'We were fortllJ1ate they tOok to the woods," Trooper D. J. Meadows said. " II IIley had gone back into a populated area we would have had. real trouble locating them ." Persons living in the ravine dotted country had assisted officers in the manhunt and had manned roadblocks in the area armed with shotguns and high powered hunting rifles. State troopers from Virginia also as• sisted. State Police Superintendent R. L . Bonar had warned residents in the area to keep their doors locked and not to answer knocks. 1 Swimming tickets on sale season swimming tickets - lamily and individual ~go onsalelomurrow at the Middleport municipal pool 9 a.m. to 1~oon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Pool Director Dovld JenkiiiS said the pa88eo will be sold at the same prices as last year. These are $15 per family with $2 additional for eilch child, and for a single season !ickct, · $8. . DaHy admission, as last year, will be 50 cents. For further information about tickets Jenki116 may be called. at 992-5254 after 5 p.m. The Inside of the pool will be painted tomorrow by the newly..,mployed llfeguard staff and the fllllng of the pool will begin soon afterward in preparation for the opealng oo Memorial Day . .:::;: ;::;::::::::~:i:i:~:i:!:i:::::::::::!".?.?-"~~&:'"*~~-==?"~~~;.;:;.::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::~::::::: Five suits fil.ed in common pleas EXTENDED OUTLOOK Rather cool with a chance of showers Sunday. Highs mostly in the 60s and lows in tile cos and lower 50s. Celebrations begin Friday RACINE - Racine ·Fire Depli rtrnent members will hold a Memorial Day Weekend ce lebration at the RaCine Fire Station begining Friday, May 25 through May 28. Kiddie rides will be featured all four days and a fireworks display will be held Monday even in g also ..and evening of entertainment at Racine JW1ior Hi gh featuring " Larry 's Swinging Countrymen" at 7:30 p.m. A chicken barbecue will be held Sunday withserving to begin at 11 a.m . "1erne Lee . Teaford, Rutland , Ht. I, from Deii>eJ' t Te•ford, Jr., same address; Wunda M. Go rdon , Middleport , f.rqm George M. Gord on, same address, and Regina Lynn Hayes, Pomeroy, rrom William Ralph Hayes, Jr ., Syracuse . Janel West, Newark , N. Y., filed for support under the Reciprocal Agreement Ac t against William D. Connolly, Reedsville, and Verlin Knight , Lancaster, filed a suit asking judgment of $1,1110 plus interest for rent due from Charles W. Curfman, Racine, Rt. 2. ~m-~:&&::::?.!:';:Z::::::::~:.~:~:~::::::.::::::::;;:· ALUMNI DEADLINE Pomeroy High School alumni are reminded that May 21 is the deadline for the purchase of alumni reunion tickets which are on sale at the New York Clothing House and Nelson's Drug. Sto re. They also .can be secured by writing the Alumni Association In Pomeroy . :rickets are $4 per member which covers the meal, dance and membership dues'. The banquet will start on May 26 at G: 30 p.m. with the dance following at 9:30. ~::::::::;:::::~::~:::::::::::i:!::~:-..:::-J».::~::.:::*2?.?Q.:!o Ambu.. sh p·I·erces. Arne·ri·can cover . · · Milit~ry so urce s said large supply Gon voy of trucks PHNOM PENH (UPI ) lost with a $500,1100 cargo that With swarms of American included fire extinguishers and Ameri can warplanes were and trailers. successfuily made planes flying cover a ·road the Philippine ambassador's prepared · to bomb the Ever the 134-mile supply run from convoy o[ trucks and tr~Hers limousine but the other seven Success if rebel forces tried to the deepwater port o£ KomSAN FRANCISCO ~ A NEW MENINGITIS vaccine which a rri ved in Phnom Penh today arrived safely although one boa rd it and make of£ with "its pong Sam up Highway 4 to can be given to 3-month-old infants appears to give protection Phnom Penh today. \) . S. fr om the southeastern coast. · was wet on fir e and anbther remaining car go." against the deadly disease, a University of California researcher . Si~ fuel tankers and a tug warplanes again rode shotgun · But a Mekong Rive r convoy was holed by artillery . reported Thursday. ran into a Comm unist ambush U. S. afmed reconnaiSsance towing an ammunition barge for the ca ravan. There has Dr. Martha L. Lepow, professor of pediatrics , told the de spite . the AmericJin air planes circled the burning and reached Phnom Penh late been little rebel harrassment American Society for Pediatrics Research that immunization at un1brel13 and one sh ip was lost. abandoned vessel , the . Ever Thursday protected by heavy ofroad cony.oys -from Kompong three months and Pooster shots at Ph: years seems to prev~nt The eight vesse] ·river· con'voy Success, throughout the day bombin~ stfi kes by American Som in rece nt weeks. meningitis. encountered the ambush 18 and reported it wa ~ burnin g in jets. Military sources sa id the . U. S. pian~s today conti.nued miles southeast of Phnom Penh four places. It had been heavily f'lir...5lrikes ron tinued alOI1(1 the boni.bing s trike s s ix mile s BONN - SOVIET COMM'}NIST PARTY c hief Leonid I . fart her .upriver ·rr om the Thursday night. _Seven made it shelled by ins ur1!ent ·.~.;unners Mcknng toda y. (Continued ·on pa gc -12 J MiliUJry suut'l'cs sa\tl_ •he bu~ning vessel. safe ly lu the city. 011c ::,l.ip \\<.IS trying tu ha H lhc c:or.v{Jy. . ~ 1. Nixon knew of hush pressure swears McCord under oath WASHINGTON (UPI) - Watergate conspirator James W. McCord Jr. testilled today that he was told by a 'While House' aide that President Nixon "was aware" ofeflorts to pressure McCord to keep quiet and plead guilty in the bugging case with a promise of ext.."t!utive clemency late.r. Testifying under oath at the second day 'of Senate Hearings Into the Watergate scandal, McCord said · the clemency offer had been made to him by White H~use staffer John Caulfield at a private meeting during the Watergate trial in January. "Political pressure from the White House was conveyed to me in January, 1973, by John Caulfield to remain silent, take executive clemency by going. off to prison quietly," McCord said so!Uy, School Days • • • By GEORGE HARGRAVES, Supt. Meigs Looal Scbool District The next few days will see the conclusion o£ the 1972-73 school year and its activities. Let me refresh your memory. On Sunday we will have Baccalaureate at the high school at 8 p.m . On Tuesday at 8 the Class of 1973 will have its Commencement exercises. A special note - Please do not leave your seats to take pictures at Baccalaureate or Commencement. This disrupts the proceedings and blocks other folks' view . Jim Diehl, principal, and I will remain after Conunencement to let you ·take any "hand-shaking" pictures you want. We will do this gladly, if you Speaking of Schools-No. 277 wil1 avoid leaving yQur sea t during the actual ceremonies. Thank you for your consideration and help . The final day of school will be Thursday, May 24 , It will be a full day of schooL Please do not send any little brothers or sisters as visitors. Grade K-6 students will receive their report cards on Thursday. Grade reports for 7-12 will be mailed Friday. Teachers will be on duty Friday, May 25. Last Sunday afternoon the · high school c horal group presented a fine conCert under the direction o£ Christine Guthrie. It was.a nice Mothers' Day gift to those prt1sent. Saturday evening the annual band banquet was held at the high school cafeteria. Dwight Goins did an excellent job as master of ceremonies. Awrirds were (X'esented and ·a goOd time was had by all. The real surprise was the large number of parents who were there. This gives evidence of excellent parental support for our instrumental musi c program . The band is now engaged in a trip to Niagara Falls to participate in a marching festival and to take part in a tour of historic sites. They will be home about midnight Saturday. By the way, over 160 band students have paid a deposit to participate in this summer' s band camp. Band Director Dwight Goins wo~ks two months during the summer. His assistant, Fred Ruth. works one month. Monday of this week the school board adopted the calendar for the 1973-74 school year. You should note on yOilr calendar that the first day of classes will be on Tuesday, August 28. This calendar was selected by the majority of ihe teachers in the county from thr"'' presented for their vote. County ,Supt. Robert · Bowen prepared the three calendars. The one selected won in all three school districts as well as in the county total. We sta rt early and we fini sh early . · A fine cement slab, 80 feet by 30 f~t, has been poured and ext"ellently finished on the Harrisonville playground . The board is helping pay for the materials, but the hard work was supplied by men of the Harrisonville PTO . This new play area will be used for basketball and possibly tennis. It is a great addition to Harrisoiwille School and to the Harrisonville community. Bradbury teachers, students, cooks and adult helpers returned today from their week at camp. This takes a tremen· dous effort and involves a great responsibility. All involved share our great -admiration and deep gratitude. This is an opportunity that very few school children have as a scheduled school activity. Our high schwl and junior high school starr have only about a ball dozen teaching openings. We have several prospects for these. We do have a numberofelementaryopeningsasa resul~of retirement and folks moving away. To those who are leaving us, we wish only the best in the years ahead. Our special best wishes go,. to those good people who are retiring. NEWS & NOTES - The final report .on the eva luation of the Meigs County vocational program has been completed - It is about an inch thick and quite comprehensive - l£ you haven't registered your first grader or kindergarten student for next year, please do so within the next week - Safety was the key to last week'scolumn - I hope it will be of some value - Pur new tCuntinued on page 12) �3, The Daily Sent mel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, May 18, 1973 & THINGS Mr. Eichinger BY PAUL CRABTREE died on Monday You may not realoze It, but that stereo set m your livmg room can be a pOwerful Influence lor the force5 of law and order At least, that's how It worked out a lew weeks ago for one of my very favorite people Jean Ball<•y. housewife, Pineville, W Va Her husband, Roherl D , served as West V1rgm~a 's Secretary of State after the death ol PI Pleasant's Joe Burdett, and then went back to a very fme law practice to let a young man named Rockefeller run for the JOb m 1008 Both the Baileys are charmmg, gracious, down-to-earth people, and Jean os - well, JUS\ something else, that 's all I remember when the Pres1dent of the United States was m the area to dedicate a new flood<antrol dam, and the official party - usmg helicopters - JUst duln't have room for Jean and me So Jean and I lmagled another helicopter, one ol the little bubble-top Jobs, and took of! alter the Army's b1g banana-type choppers for the dedicatiOn We landed nght m the rrudst of about e.ght million Secret SerVIce men, FBI agents, Natipnal Guardsmen, local pollee, and maybe the CIA, who were all most cur1ous about thos late arroval Jean told them she was Mrs Robert D Ba1ley and by golly, she'd come to hear the President and that was that - and took off through the crowd, leavmg the var~ous secur1ty people Widemouthed We made ot, too '1. Havmg proved she was the best gal I'd ever seen by a dam SJte, we now move to the present A trJO of senu..profess10nal hoods from lnd1ana wound up m the area, and heard rumors that Bob Bailey wasJusl ahout the riChest man around (not true, but he's not broke, e1ther), that he had a safe mhos home (true ), and that he always kept at least $50,000 m the safe (not true, there was no cash at all m the safe) ~ So they planned a holdup The three went to the Bailey household, and forst subdued the1r son, Robert lll, who hved alone m a mob1le home on the property He was handcuffed to a heavy table and one thug was left to guard hun Then they went to the mam house, surpriSed Bob, Jean and a dinner guest The guest was handcuffed to a post m the basement, and, Jean and Bob were handcuffed to go get mto the safe Jean pleaded arthr1lls m her shoulder and asked them to put the cuffs on her Without puttmg her hands behmd her back That was Mistake No I, smce Jean has about as much arthnt1s as Steve Carlton Then they put a pau: of defecllve cuffs on her, perm1ttmg her to get a hand free M1stake No 2 Then the pair got absorbed m watchmg Bob try to open the safe M1stake No 3, and the end of the road You see, Jean just happened to have hidden a fully-loaded 38 p1stol m the stereo set, and when the two band11B looked away, then turned around were starmg down the muzzle of that piStol, and looking at a very, very angry and determmed woman They dropped their guns, stuck up theor hands, and started pleadmg for mercy One sa1d he was afra1d he was gomg to famt Jean told hiln not to worry about 11- he'd be dead before he hot the grpund anyway Then she held Hood No 1 hostage, while Hood No 2 went w1th Bob to release tbe1r son and take Hood No. 3 m custody Then, w1th the trw under Jean's fu:m tngger fmger, the pollee came and took the three away Thelf outlook osn't very good, to say the least I talked to Jean about the mc1dent a few days ago, and she acted as of 11 were just about the most ordmary thing m the world, and that dosarmmg three armed robbers was JUSt part of a day's work But that's about what I expected As l sa1d, Jean Bailey IS really somethmg else Avery D E1chmger, G!i,of 550 P•edmont Road, Columbus, died Monday at Grant Hosp1tal m Columbus He was the son of the late Rev and Mrs Charles EIChinger The Rev Mr Etchmger wa s a former moms(er of the Umted Methodist Church and the lam11y resoded on Letart Falls Mr EJChtnger also was preceded m death by h•s wife, Mildred, and a brother, Henry A retired employe of the Chesapeake and Ohoo Rmlroad, he Is survlVed by a daughter, Mrs Dame! (Bar· bara ) Li chty , two grandcholdren, a SJS~er, Mrs Davod (Evelyn ) Jones, Dayton , and a stster-m-h:tw , Mrs Opal E1ehmger, Chester, and rueces and nephews Funeral services were held Thursday tn Columbus with bunal m Forest Cemetery at C!fclevllle MOTHER AND SON GRADUATE - 1wenty years and three ch1ldren later Mrs Vernon (Patty ) Roush, Sr, Mason, Will graduate from Wahama H1gh School w1th her olde st child, Vernon , this sprmg Mrs Roush qUJt high school when she wa s a JUni Or MENTO MEET The Me•gs County Men's Fellowship of the Churches of ChriSt woll meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the Pomeroy Church of Chrost to be marned ln addition to Vernon, Mr and Mrs Roush have a daughter, Gayla, a sophomore at Wahama, and Thomas, a fifth grader at Mason Elementary NEW On' ICERS (above) ha\C~ been elected by the Eastern H1gh School Chapter of the Future Homemakers of Amer1ea lor the 1973-74 school year Mrs JaDJce H.Jtclu e IS adv1sor Seated left tu nght, are Ir1s P1gott,' president , Cathy Davrs, v1ce president, Ntcsel Duvall secretary, Pam Sams,' treasurer , standmg, J to r, Pam Kauh , parliamen- tarian, Barbara Coa tes hlstonan , Dcbb1e Wmdon,' nc\\s report e r , Nancy Ridenour, recreatiOn leader and Cathy Coates , song' leader AT RIGHT, V1ck1 Spencer, daughter of J\.fr and Mrs H L (Jack) Spencer, Pomeroy Route 3, and Gene Chaney, sun uf Mr and Mrs John Chaney, Mmersvdle, arc the "good Citizen g1rl and boy" of the.scmor class at Eastern H1gh They rece1ved trnph1cs Selection was by the faculty THE BIBLE SCHOOL choir of Pomt Pleasant w11l be smgmg at 7 30 o'clock this evemng at rt ra ll y at the Pomeroy Wesleyan Holmess Church, Route 143, Harnsonvllle Road The Rev Mr Na nley a teacher at the school. I' Ill speak The Rev O'Dell Manley extends an •m•I<Jloon to the public to attend this f1rstarea rally of the Wesleya n Hohness Churches .' ' . if He1en Help ·'.. '. •. B ~ ll el1·n Buttel ...., .. $ '. • The Unwary Pay . (UP!) - Washmgton Thursday agamst and Pay DEAR HELEN I'm an for savtng money on grocenes, but not at the expense of the next shoppet ' The other day I bought a pound of butter [thos JS one of ow extravagances ), opened tl at home, and discovered someone had swotched l got four bars of cheap oleomargarme while a sneaky shopper had made off w1th MY butter m a margarme package which cost her 25 cents The fma\ blov. came when the market manager tmphed I moght be the culpr~( , trymg to get oleo exchanged for butter He satd people save empty butter cartons for JUSt thts purpose I ve seen people swttch labels on meat, and l 've found cashew can plashc tops on cans of peanuts- whtch means someone gut awa) With htgh pnced nuts for , you guessed It, peanuts Can't stores do somethmg to stop this petty pllfermg ' GYPPED DEAR GYPPED Alert store clerks thwart many a small tune cheate1 at the checkout stand, but 1t s pretty hard rnakmg some charges stic k rhese p1lfere1 s can alY.ays clmm someone else did the s w1tchmg Many alert managers make m ea t tags maccesstble, also stamp pnces on the s ides of contamers rilther than on easily swJtched can or bottle tops Ouls1de of that, It's "shopper beware" Check your pur- + ORLANDO, Fla Controversial mu1timilhonatre Glenn Turner flied swt m BY HELEN HOTTEL chases before ) ou take them Turner bugged? to + the counter - H + DEAR HELEN Four years ago I had my fofth chold While I "as at the hospotal my mother-In law fiercely atta~ked my husband (her son), callmg him a sex fiend for "breedmg hke an ammal "He became partially ompotent Nme months ago I had a tubular pregnancy Agam, she repeated the sex ftend and a mmal scene He became totally unpotent For tour )ears (afte1 the first attack by hos mpther) I was patient, unde rstandmg, and learned to be a fantastic lover Now C\erythmg fa1ls Ftfteen :years of Jove and the lives of seven peop le almos t went down the dram--as I accused my husband of havm~ an affmr Fmally I concluded h1 s lmJXllency \\asn 'tfrom lack of mterest m me, but because of hts mother's charges It's as If she has t:1kcn away her permiSSIOn for him to be a real husband Now sh e 1s pushmg w1th a mad passton for h1m to get a 'ascctomy I could accept th os 1f he d1dn't have psychological PI oblem I'm afraid the operatwn wouldn't "cure" 1t , but mtght make hts unpotenc} permanent Or do) ou lhmk a vasectomy moght be the only way to regam h1s mother's permJsswn to ha\ e mterco urse , thus clea t mg up the mental block' Please tell me I How could any mother say such thmgs to her son • It's none of her d- bu s mcss ' 2 What else can I do to help my husband regam h1s v1gor' three federal agencies sever a I mdt victuals and for allegedly buggmg his Orlando ofhce m a campaign to cnpple h1s busmess and deplete his assets Turner, the flashy salesman from Orlando, claomed m the federal court swt that his emplo yes had found two wiretap devices on telephones m one of hiS company offices The su it claimed vanous "state and pubhc offlcoals had harassed hom, h1s relallves and his employes " Named defendants m the su1t were the Federal Trade CommissiOn, the Securities and Exchange CommiSSion and the U S Postal Serv1ce Other defendants were the federal grand JUfY m Orlando, the U S Attorney m Orlando, the Pmellas County (Fla ) prosecutor and the legal counsel of the Flonda Secretary of Agnculture Bush saod the SUit charges the U S government w1th Illegal Wlretappmg and bugg.ng together w•th 30 other counts of vwlatmg Turner's ctvil nghts as "guaranteed by the first, fourth, fifth, soxth and nmth amendments to the U S ConstitutiOn ' The suo! was f1led on behalf of Glenn W Turner, Glenn W Turner Enterpnses Inc Kosco\ Interolanetary Inc and Dare To Be Great Inc Danforth F'oundatton Award wmners, Charles Brewer and Ba1 bai a Well were announced I hm sday durmg Eastern High Sdwol's awards assembly Thi s award annually goes to Lhe outslandmg se mor boy and gorl Acad e mic Keys v.er e awarded m Language, R1cha r d Stettler ( also, lan g ua ge schol.u ship ) English , Luc; Holter SoCial Studies, Glenda l.av.son Busmess and OffiCe EducatiOn Lana Benedwn, lndust nal Art s, Da\id Matheny, Scien ce , Nancy Sexson, Home Economics, Sandy Wood Mathematics, Robm Hrnnph1 ey , A1 t, John Mdxson , and Mu s 1c, Vtckt Spence! H onored for perfect at tendance we1 e se mors Debbie Richardson and Rochard Cross, a JllniOr Wtlham Amberger and two freshmen , Conme Putman and Sandre Buchanan Semor play trophy wmners we1 e best actor Randy Wolf, best actress , Jane Ann Karr , best suppurtmg actor, Alan Duvall best supporhng actress Rosemary Reed Juntor play wmners were best actresses, Meli ssa Coleman and Tere s a Chichester Tr ophtes also were presented to yea 1book ed1tors Lana Bcncdwn and Robm Hwnphrey CLtJzenshLp, Jean ' Chane) and V1cko Spencer. and activity, Alan Duvall and Jane Ann Karr Certoflcates for D A R Good Cittzenslup went to Robm Humph! ey, Nattona l Merit Letter or CommendatiOn, cal1ed Saturday All boys stg ned up for peewee play lh1s s ummer m Mtd ~ dlepurl me asked to be at the park Sdturday - tomorrow at 10 a m ror an orgamzatwnal sess iOn 111 cha r ge of Don Reuter Fathers , If possible, a1 e asked to atlend Re utet , manager of the Cubs tedm wtH be ass1sted by Dan ond Bob Lewis , Mustan gs ' nnm.1gers If msurance has not DEAR FLMIBWU b1 (J Ught nnmbe1 of bOJS stgned to play No 111311 IS \\OJ th Ill S Ral t who ts not 1eady dt Jll times And the moral of the story IS that whether you collect records Stettler, BARBARA WELL AND CHARLES BREWER hold the plaques they were awarded Thursday as the Danforth FoW1dat10n Award Wmners of this year's semor class at Eastern Hogh School The award IS gtven annually to the outstanding seruor gtrl and boy MISs Well IS the daughter of Mrs Evelyn Well, Pomeroy Route 3, and Brewer IS the son of Mr and Mrs James Goodr1ch, Long Bottom Route 1 Selection was by Charles Swogger, prmc1pal Whttehead, Nancy Mille1 , 6 00 - NeWs 3 4 8 10 15 NBC News 13 Sesame St 20 Around the Bend 33 6 30- NBC News J 4 15 ABC News 6 BY CONNIE SMITH Talk about savmg the best for the last 1 why melt this summer . MAY JUNE JULY AND AUGUST Here's Our SPECIAL! r .-: • I South Asleep---Down One NOR~H (D) "'J74 • 91. t AK ... AKQJ74 \\FST EAST .A5 2 .63 , ¥A K73 ¥ QJ104 +10811 2 • 97543 ... JOG olo 95 SOUTH "'KQJU9 8 ., 8 52 • QJ ... 832 None vulnerable twn He should have cashed both dummy s diamonds and two West Nnrth East South Pe~ s!S Pass 1 .. 3 ... Pa:,;s 1. 3• 4• Pas::; Pas~ ~:~~ II ump West tr umped the thord club and ano(her game contract had gone past the pomt of no return South had started out beautifully No one could find any 1 fault With hiS followmg smt to the first two !rocks , hiS ruff of the third heart and hos first trump play but nght (hen ard there Jt was up to South to take some precau~ top clubs He been set 1f the got ruffed, but he would have penence has taught us that any chance or success 1s far Opcmng lead- • Q nate Pau l a Hawber were ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _..,..:·-~-.J 1ecog n1zed a s were th e to n sk hos bod y to 'osk his was a luRe late well bf>mg 1u 11s k h1.s l!le 111 Sunddy and a Sunday e temng He had no wav to get to tu~ a J-!:1 ~.:a! cau:-;E' - flwodo1 P sc1\He \\111 be at 6 The pubhc • hand to dl aw West s la st B 00~( VI It IS 111\ 1h ri have club case play for h1s contract and long ex Tonya Keebaugh , and alter- delegates to Teenage Institute llv Os\\ald & James Jacob) on Alcohol and Drugs, Sherrt The delense started out Lmthtcwn Mary Barnnger "Jth three rounds of hearts Catll) Da~IS and alternate~ South I vlfed the thord lead • 10 dummy led the fom of Rhonda Sovel and Jo Ann spades and went up w1th hiS Pulhns kong ThiS play moght have caused Wes t to put on h1s ace of spades bul 11 dodn't West SERVICES SET held off, but took the trump Denver Hill of Foster, W Va con t1nuatton woll be speakmg at the Red Then he placed a doamond Brush Church of Chnst over on tile tab! ~ Soulh "hu had the weekend Servoces woll be been pla vtn g the hand tn a at 7 30 p rn Saturda), 10 am St!.tlll II a nee woke up but 11 would second m that had no better lhan sure failure (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) o:en •1 •!t?U!l ~ The b1ddmg has been West North East 1... Pass 1¥ Pa ss Pass You South hold 1. South ' .K754 ¥K 754 tAJ9 What do you do now' A-Th1s IS a tQU5.!h one, but we fa\ m the conscrvah\ e call or vne nn-tr:~mp TOD,W S QUESTION Instead of passmg North has b1d ont! no - trump ove1 the ont! hea1 t What do you do now? JU!it I' Sa~nt 15 E lec Co 20 Folk 33 INGELS FURNITURE Wild 7 30 - To Tell th e Truth 6 Parent Game 10 Beat the Clock 13 Porter Wagoner 3 Young Dr K1ldare 4 Protectors a Wall Street Th1s Week, 20 33 a 00 - Sanford & Son 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 6 13 MISS tOn tm poss1ble 8 10 Washmgton Week 1n Rev1ew 20 33 8 30 - Par tndge Fatn1ly 6 13 L1ttle People 3, 4, June Wayne 8 00----Houndcats 3 4, 15 Pufnstuf 13 Jakes Place 6 Bugs Bunny 8 10 8 30-Roman Holidays 3 4 15 Jackson F1ve 6, 13 Sabrma Teenage W1tch 8 Popeye 10 9 00- Pmk Panther 3 4 15 Mov1e Cartoons6 8, 10 13 10 oo--Underdog 3 4, 15 Elec Co 20 10 JO- Barkleys 3 4 8 Brady K1ds 6 13 M1ster Rogers 20 Joste & The Pussyca ts m OJter Space 8 10 11 00- Brother Fuzz 6 F lmtstones 8 10 Sesame St 20 Sea lab 3, 4 15 Bewitched 13 ~ 11 30----Kid Power 6 13 Runaround 3 4, 15 12 00--Eiec Co 20 Funky Phantom 6 13 Around the World 1n 80 Days 3 4 15 Archie s TV Funmes a, 10 12 30----Talk1ng wlfh a G1ant 3, 4 IS Lids ville 6 13 Fat Albert and the Cosby K1ds 8 10 1 OD--Lass1e IS Monkees 6 13 Sports Challenge 4 CBS Chtldren ' s Film Fest1val 10 Wagon Tra1n 3 1 3o-Johnny Bench 4 Atnencan Bandstand 13 6 Hour of Fa1th 15 1 45- To Be Ann6unced 15 2 OQ-Baseball Pre Game Show 3 4 15 Soul Tram 6 To Be Announced 8 Popeye 10 F1sh1n Hole 13 2 15-Baseball 3 4 15 2 30- The Amaz1ng World of Kresk1n 13 Black Ommbus 10 The Story of Preakness 8 3 00- F Troop 6 Wrestling 8 Daktan 13 3 Jo- Tenn1s 6 Story of Preakness 10 4 oo-Golf 8 10 ·Jacques Cousteau 13 4 3Q-Audubon Wildlife Theatre 33 5 OQ-Makmg Th~ngs Grow 33 W1de World of Sports 6 13 Tenms 3 4 15 The Preakness 8 10 5 3o-Sesame Sf 33 6 00-News 3 4 e Mov1e Jumbo 10 6 15-:-A Look at the Book 15 6 3D-NBC News 3 4 15 Reasoner Report 13, Beverly H ~ llbtll1es 8 Marshall Un1verslty Report 33 News 6 6 45--Why? 33 7 00-You Asked For It 3 Hee Haw 6 8 , Lawrence Welk 4 15 Love Tenn1s 33 World of Surv1val 13 7 3o--Nashvlile Mus1c 3 Fhps1de 13 , BIOgraphy 33 8 00- AII m the family 8 10 Here We Go Agam 6 13 Mov1e Battle of Culloden ' 33 8 3o--Brldget Loves Berme 8 10 A Touch of Grace6, 13 9 00- Mary Tyler Moores 10 Mov1e ' Love Is A Ball 3, 4 15 The Strauss Family 6 13 9 3Q--Bob Newhart 8, 10 Conversation w1th Sol Hurkok 33 10 oo-Asslgnment VIenna 13 Movie Move Over. Darling 6 MISS USA Beauty Pageant 8 10 Stal1n 33 11 OQ-News 4 8 10 13 11 15-- News 4 13 11 3D-Movie 'Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 13 11 45-MOvleS The Rare Breed 3 I Saw What You 01d 4 The D1a ry of Anne Frank ' 15 12 QO-ABC News 6 News 8 10 12 15-Movle The Mad Ghoul 6 12 JD-Mov1e '0ne Foot In Hell' 8 The Sergeant' 10 1 oo--Mov1e1 Horror Island' 13 1 15-Movle " The Tra1tors' 4 '2 OD-News 13 3 15- MOvle Thr£e S1sters 4 - · - Q -~ ~------ Only $99.00 News 8 10 I Gu1tar . -.. Ill WESTINGHOUSE COMPACT 5 000 BTU ROOM AIR CONDITIONER Dream of Jeann1e 13 Let s Travel 33 7 00 ~ What s My Line 8 Truth or Con seq 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 10 K mgd om 13 _,_. MIDDLEPORT • • Me~gs d1d at Mumc1pal park dtam ond w Moddleport Thursday af ternoon In an explos1ve second mmn g that saw 12 Marauder runnel s come hom e , they ran over lhe Wellston squad by a scar e of 18-1 Th1s concluded league a c lwn for the 1973 season, and a ss ured Me1gs a sevenlh place ftmsh It v.. as a ~se of unlockmg the pote ntial energy and putllng 1t to good use fhe hottmg , the f1eldmg , the pttch1ng, Y.a s just g reat The 12 run 1nnm g 1epresented the biggest mmn g even m Marauder history All mall, the Marauders sent Plilsburgh Ph1ladelph1a 51 Lows Class " A" Schools Mark 15 1 10 1 101 4 4J 8 1 33 2 1970-440 Ya rd Dash 50 8 1965- 180 Low Hurdle s 20 ' 1966- 880 Yard Run 59 7 1965 220 Yard Dash 223 1977 Two Mile Run 10 16 7 1969- MJie Relay 3 29 9 1971- Shot Put 1970- Pole Vault 1970- High Jump 1971- Long Jump 197'2--- DISCUS 55'1 21 I2 9 64 21 9J.,. 15<l 71 1' Name School Adena Allan Wallace Mtddleport Dave Harnllton Ptsm East C Tomblin Beaver Bever ly H1tchens Adena C Brown & C Tyler 5 Wilson Chesapeake C Petltford Adena C Wolle Chesapeak e C Pett1lord Adena Ptsm Clay Claus.ng Ater E Bobb K Bobb Juenger & Hoffner Unwto Adena Southeaster n Sou theaster n Zane Trace Adena T Sower s D Hil l D Oav1dson John Payne T Sowe r s Class AA Schools 1~70- 1 20 H Hurdles 14 2 L Gause Chllttcoth~ 1947- 100 Ya rd Dash 10 0 C John5an Chil lico th e 1969-<Jne Mil e Run 4 31 1 Gary Graff Lancas ter 1965~ 880 Yard Re lay 1 32 0 Se ifer t Clark Upp& Roland Lancaster 1948- 440 Yard Dash 50 0 Gene Cole Lancaster 1971- 180 Low Hurdl es 19 5 J Rockwell N Le~~:1ngton 1966 - 880 Yard Run 58 5 B Trusdalc Lancas te r 1948- 220 Yard Das h 21 7 G Cole Lancaste r 1969 Two M1l e Run 9 37 6 B 6eaty Lancaster 1965- Mtle Relay 3 26 45 Se1 fe rt Kendnck Upp & Nungesser Lancaster 1965- Shot Put 53 7 Tom Re1d Lancaster 1971 - PoleVa ult 13 51 2 D H II I Sou theas tern 1969- Long Jump 2J I 2 Manetta 0 Bunk e 1967- Htgh Jump 6 )J ~ R Kelley Lancaster 197 1- DI SCUS 158 9 M1am1 Trace J Waddle " Kyge1 Creek School Dtstnct Board of EducatiOn Thursday m specta l sess10n employed three lifeguards for the d1stnct swunm wg pool H1red were M1chael Curnutte , Jeanme Clay and Chnstme Wetherholt A pool manager woll be emplo) ed later The board voted to open the SPECIAL BUYS • ••• • ••• • •• • :• ,• ~ • .•. 1 13 Me1 gs lnts uere Dav~> Wolfe , w1th a smgle and a double , Mu-:- k Ash and Rtck Stobart wtlh t'"' o I Its ea ch and gettmg' one each were B1ll Cha ney, Jon Dtllard a nd Steve Pnce Pitcher 811! Chaney, semor 1 tghtha.nder lost h1s shutout m the s 1xth 1nnmg when he walked fom batters, forcmg home the one Wellston run pool on Memonat Day May 2B rt \\Ill be open eac h day from 1 to 5 p m except Tuesdays and Thu rsdays when swJmm1ng hours Will be from 1 to 4 p m and 6 !0 to 9 p m Children under f1ve mu s t be accompam ed by a parent or responsible adult Adm Jss wn wJII be 35 cents for students , 75 cents for adults • $10 for s tudent season hckets , $14 adult season and feumly se a son tickets w1ll cost $18 plus $2 for each ch1ld The pool has been repatred hc~ets and IS bewg pamted Jtm Sprague was granted a t v.. o yea r co ntract as head Arledge has completed the f1rsl .} ea r of i:l two year con~ EnJOY a grass cutting week end w1th a Wheel Horse tra cto r Your Whee l Horse dealer has lhe b1 ggest Ime of la wn and garden tra c tors ever Trac tors like Ihe 16 and 18 HP aut o mat 1cs for b1 g JObs lntermfldiAte and economy s1ze auto matte and lever sh1ft tractors from 7 to 14 HP that offer versat1l!ly and eff1c 1ency lor get11 ng Ihe JOb done are av-ail able too Tract ors are loaded w1th fea ture s lhat make tra ctor ope rati on enjoyab le Choose fr om 42 work sav1ng attachments So li ghten your work load buy Wh ee l Horse and have ttme for faml ly tun Whee l Horse qually and dependability ts ba cked Wllh 27 yea rs of e~~:pertence tract as head basketball coach, asSistant football and head !rack coach Mrs Eugema Gardner, EMR Superv tsor for Galha , Metgs and Ja ckson Countrcs di scussed WIth the board th~ dt s tn ct s spec1al educalion c la ss She recommended another teacher be employed to teach spectal educat1on at the JUnior h1gh level Loca I Sup! Comer Bradbury BAUM LUMBER 985 3301 fh e three Golden Rocke ts h1ts v. e1e one b\ n g ht flelde1 A1 thur cmd two by center fwlder D1ck G11loland Chaney fanned e•~ ht , walked 10 Well stun hurler Da\e Gilliland f.tnn ed fn e and \\alked Cight Me1gs ended one game out of the b~ s ement I hey H had dctermmalJOn was i;ilways there Monday the Marauders will meet the Vmton dmmond tea m at Middleport m a doubleheader We llston 0 0 0 001 0- I 3 6 0 12 3 021 X- t8 13 I Cha ney and Ash Golllland ILP) Kong (2) and Hallen d1sclosed th~t accordmg to enrollment hgures compiled by Sales and Servoce Chester, 0 H1 gh School Pnnc1pal John C Wicklme, 301 students have been enrolled thus far for the J!Jn-74 sc hool term an 1n WHEELHORSE LAWN & Gl' <>nFN TRACTORS •• • PARK RESERVED ''• SATURDAY, MAY 19th UNTIL 5:00 PM 1 ' crease or II over the 1972 73 e nrollment 1 he freshman closs w1ll have 89 s tudents Whtch w1ll cree~te the need for em addtbont.d mstructor The d1stnct currently has three staff vacancies, a supermtcndenl, elementary prmc1pal and hom e economiCs mstructor Also discussed at length was a f our po 1nt p1 oposa l for a pay In CI cvsc s ubnnlled by the Kyger Creek teacher s ne got wllng team They also asked for paod hospllalizalton msu ran ce, a perso nal leave day and payment or salanes tw1ce a month In stead of the customary once a month RESEARCH& DEVELOPMENT DEPT and SERVICES DEPARTMENT OF UNION CARBIDE TECH CENTER -------------------------c CAMDEN PARK U.S. 60 West HUNTINGTON 14 17 14 16 451 13 11 387 II '23 324 467 ,,'' ' ' • proposed Bcgmmng Sepl 1, teac htn g and non ce rtifi ed personnel wJII be patd t\1, Jce a m onth 1 he other requests we1 e ~ken under adv isement until mure hrm Information IS ob tamed on next year's tax rate Also discussed wa s a ra1se for non cert1f1ed employees The board will outl m e mamlenan ce and butldmg repairs at 1ts June m ec lmg Ry VITO STELI.INO UPI Sports Wr~t e r The P1ttsburgh Pir.•tes, who lost seven of the1r last e1~ht games, arxt steve Carlton, who lost ftve of hts f1rst rune, tr1ed to s trmghten themselves out l'hursday at each othe r 's ex- 7 cold P11tsburgh 5 Philadelph ia 2 Hous ton 2 Atlan ta 1 (Only games scheduled) l'oday's Probable P1tchers l All hmes EDT) Plitsburgh {Walker 1 1} at New York lSeaver 4 3) 8 05 pm Ch1cugo <Jenk1ns 3 3) at Phllr.delphta <Ruthven 1 2) 735pm San D1ego {Gre1f 3 2) at Cmc1nnall ( Ne lson 2 2) 8 OS pm San Franc1sc o (Will ough by 3 .:~ 1 Houston ( Roberts 3 l) 830pm Los Angeles (Messersmith 3 3) at All.;mla (Reed 2 4) 8 OS 1) pm St LOUIS (Gtbson 2 4) a-1 Montreal (Moor e '2 2) 6 p m Saturday s Games St Lou1s at Mon trea l Pttlsburgh at New York Ch 1ca9o at Phtla 2 tw1 n1ie San 0 1ego at Cmcmnall n1ght Los Angeles at Atl an ta n1ghl San Franc1sco a t Houston n1ght Amencan League East w I pet 17 16 15 15 14 17 l7 500 485 l1 469 469 452 429 17 11 15 20 gb 1' 2 1 11h 2 ' Wes t wlpctgb Ch1cago :w 10 667 KonsasC11y 21 15 583 2 Calllornt a 18 14 563 3 Oa kland 19 17 57 B 4 Minnesota 15 16 484 12 20 375 Texas Thursdav's Results Oak land 4 California 0 Kansa s Cliy 6 Texas 1 Cht cag o 5 M1nnesoto" De troll 1 Bos ton 0 New York 4 Mllw 2 11 Inn s B~1111more "Cleveland 1 Today s Probable P1tthers (All hmes EDTJ Texas ( Hand 22) af Call torn ta (S1nge r 6 I) 11 p m Ka nsas City (Bu sb y 3 4) at Oakland ( Holl!m,:m 7 2) 10 30 7 pm Mmnesolrl ( Kaat 4 2) at Ch1 ca go (Gossage o 2) 9 p m Bos ton (Pattm '2 6) at Detro1t ( Fryma n 2 3) 8 p m Balt tmor e (Cuellar 1 5) at C l cvc l ~ind (T1drow 4 4) 7 30 p m M1 lwau kee (Champi on 0 2) a1 New York (Slot !Iemyre 5 4) 6 Dodgers rally, • wrn 3-1 CINCINNAll tU PI ) - If U1c l.os Angeles Dodgers t:.m kL>ep wmntng two out of tht ee ga mes , they,re gomg to mean b1g trouble for the other clubs m the Ni1LJOnal Leag ue Wes t to be :sure The Dodgers whipped CmcwnatJ Thursday for the second straight ltme ln U1e past se r1es, startmg last week they took two-Qf-three from Pittsburgh and two~of~thr ee from the dlvlston-leadmg San Francosco Goants The Dodgers arc only l \'.! games behmd the Giants m a vtrtua1 tie for thtrd woth the Reds The v1ctory over the Reds PHONE POMEROY - 992 2590 GALLIPOLIS- 446 0699 ~--------------------------------------~ ~------------ • Rio eliminated ~INDLAY 1 he Ro o ~ 1 esh n ldll M1kc Hose wa ~ t llr~rgcd \\1111 the luss, his I Cl'CJid rs 4 4 O.nc Va 1go wa s tile \~mmng pilchc 1 Hw (lidllfil LOIIlpcling Jn tllcu fu sl NA JA [)1s tn ct p lo}o lfs ended the scdson wtth cl and fJmshcd scc1 md 111 the Mnl Oh10 Confc l eiH.:c \~1th c1 :>- l mark Mdl onc 100 1!4 000- 0 II I HIO 000 tOO0!0- 2 6 4 1 (SC(HIIdGamal Bluffton 00! 300 U2X- 8 6 I Rw 001 ()Ill 020- 4 8 5 Rose (lp l 4-4 and Persm Va1 go and B1 eeden CROW'S STEAK HOUSE • Home of the Fabulous fomBoy SANDWICH I he San D1ego Padres open H four~~.ame ser1es here ton1ght <-~gaJnst Cmcmnntl at ltJve 1 front Sladtum Order By Phone And Toke Em Home 3-2, IS slated to 992-5432 start agattt<;t the Reds ' Roger Nelson , 2-2 s uffered man cxhJbltJOn game doubleheader Sunday 1 C(UJ Staton ! 7) d lld Pel Sill ( lp 1 Sw.m n 2 3 Dan W;-.~lkcl und Snuth Walket ( WP1 9 I lflg mossed the ent~re 1972 regular season beca use of a knee InJury 12 ~ S\\t~nrl Vdn:vtc~l J C!5J challcngm g the hitters 1 I c<m t s.1y enough about Juc Ferguson He ca lls the n ghl pitches On Bench, I thmk he wa s expect mg the curve billl ~md we came blj ck w1th the fa slbdll aud tdug ht hun look Gr~ef, Bluffton (,l nte up \\ 1lh two mmt uncdT ned run s .1s RIO ( ol .llldC lidd f1 VC Cll ()J S In the J.{d lll l: anybody r1ght now My pholosophy IS to throw the ball e;~ nd not be afra1d of makmg a mt s takc but sometimes l weaken and get to the pomt where I'm JUSt feehng around w1th rny f<Jstbc.dl and not The sencs wmds up w1th a BELTED TIRES Best Quality SHIRTS FOR THE GRADUATE & FUN TIME .I MEMBERSHIP AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO Run-s cortng s mgles by pmchlutter Erl Crosby and Lou ehcd the mnUl to get the save Brock m the mnth mnmg lifted In the other NatiOnal League St Lou1s over Ch tcago Don ~ames Hous ton h<!at Atlanta , Kcssmge r 's error and M1ke 2-1, St Lou1s downed Chicago l'yson 'smgle set th~ stage for 6-4 , and I os Angeles edged the C1osby ,lncl Brock hits Cmcmnat1 , 3-1 The New York winch snapped a 4--4 ttc bother hun It was very r ewardmg to beat C1ncmnati ," he said "As n matter of fact, tt's very sat ts fymg tor me to beat B•ll Dave Lopes' two-run smg le climaxed a three-run tn the • mnth mnmg off Pedro Borbon to g1ve Los Angeles the v1ctory over Cmcmnat! Smgles by J oe Ferguson .md Wtlllc Crawford, Ron Cey s sacn!1ce bunt, an mtentwnal walk. a run sconng g1oundout by Steve Garvey a nd 1 opes two run s tngle dectded the game Ken F or sch pttched a four ~ httter as H Oll~ton turned back mngs to get the vu.:tory for the Ph ates and Jnn Rooker pit late 'I he Porates bombed hom for f1v e homers m one game last week but he hasn t let that FOR THE GRADUATE AGIFT Only Sl7 SO for a Master Member sa oo to add an Assoc1ate to your mem bers h1p bases on Gene Alley's s mgle .at Montreitl ~me was ramed out Jn the Amencan League, K•nsas Coty beat Texas, 6-1, · Ch1cago edged Minnesota, ~ . Dclrol\ blanked Boston. 1~ , New Yor~ beat Milwaukee, 4-2, lfi II mnmgs, Oakland blanked Cahforma, 4-0, and Baltimore downed Cleveland , 4-1 and walks to Milt May and pmch--hlttcr Rcn mc Stennett Atlanta Houston heat Pat &hmodt then committed his nobson v.t th two runs m the error on Chnes' dnve and cash fourth on s mgles by Cesar followed woth h1 s two-run Cedeno and Bob Watson, Lee double May s sacnhcc fly and Tommy Bob Moose went eight m Helms run scormg double and Wtlhe C1awf01 d s mgled off PedJ o Borbon, both advanced on a sacr1f1ce and B1ll Russell Pmch-runner Steve Yea ger scored on an mheld out and nave I ..opes s mgled home two runs Sutton h<JS had Ins troubles Of ChOICe Adams, a four-year veteran, But m the last of th e seventh , the P1rates loaded the 2-2 bunt by !ohnny Bench that b1 ought Ill Pete Rose from third In the mnth, Joe Fcrgmmn was walked to load the bases ADAMS 1 RADED PITTSBURGH (UP!) - 'the Pittsburgh Steelers traded t1ght end Bob Adams to the New England Patnots for an undisclosed future draft Carlton douWed m the top of the seventh and scored on Del Unser s double to t1e the game, record 4·3 Sutton went eight mnm gs, g1vmg up only f1vc hils, f,mnm g ftvc and walktng three Pete RIChert came m for Jtm Brewer to get the rmal three outs ~md preserve the 3-1 deciSIOn The game wa s sc01 elcss until the mghth when the Beds scored on a sm pnse two.{)ut Saturday s Games Ka nsas Clly at Oakland Mtnneso la at Ch1ago De tr oi t at Mtll <iu kee New York at Cleve !willie Tc xils M Ca ltf o( n a n19ht Boston a l Baltim ore n1ght ln1ernaitonal League S1andlngs Bv Umted Press lnternattonal Amencan DIVISIOn w I pet g b Roc hes te r 20 12 625 Syrilcusc 15 16 484 4111 Pawtu c ket 13 14 481 4 1 Toledo 13 22 '3 71 8•h National DIVISIOn wlpctgb Charles ton 19 12 " 61 3 20 13 t.06 Pe n1n su la Ttdewa tc r 18 15 545 '1 R1 cl1m ond 9 23 28 1 101 , Thursday s Results R1 c hm ond a t Tidewater (ppd ram) Syracu se 1,[ Roc hester 5 Toledo 5 Pawtuck e t 2 (lst gam e) toledo 3 Pawtu c ket ? {2nd gam e) Charleston at Pen1nsula lpdd r run) ' Nope, one for Don Sutton, who got over the 500 mark to make h1s Ha shtsh <J nan.: otl<: IS made from the top s and ten der parts of he mp Will rank above the rest A whole year of protection and serv1ce M.Jn double to give the PJiates .a 5-Z v1ctory over Carlton ~nd lht: l'hursday was a very sat1sfymg -ARROW- 8 S<'Venth to snap a 2-2 toe and Dave Cash followc'<l woth • t"o- hun mentally') C..1rlton satd pm I he board agreed to the fmal "FAMILY OUTING" OF pel gb 583 545 Philadelphia Phils The loss left Carlton W)th a 4Wfpctgb 6 mark and he ~Aasn't In a San Franc1sco 26 14 650 Houston 23 15 605 2 talkmg mood after the game as Cmc1nna l1 10 15 571 J• 1 pense It figured that the he answered most questions losAngeles 11 16 568 31 7 Atl.:mto 15 '20 429 51 , WJMmg run would score on an .,. w1th one word answers S.1n 01ego 14 n 378 101 , error Are you gomg to come out of Thursday s Re sults Th1rd baseman Mtke Sch. the slump soon' Yup," CarlSt LOUIS 6 c;h1cago 4 ton saod mtdt booted Gene Chncs' dr1ve Los Angeles 3 Clnc1nnal1 1 New Yo(k at Mo11lreal ppd "1th the bases loaded m the Is the bad startong affectmg De trot t New York M1lw aukee Ba ll1m orc Bos ton Clevela nd RB!s on h1s bases loaded t1 1ple Lou McKmncy drove m four 1uns Wilhout a hit' Burney and M1ke Ncsse lroad each had a double tha t mmn g somewhat a dtffe1ent season Among th ose collectmg the h urn las t yea 1, but the basketball coach • •• • er rors Floyd Brn ney emerged as battmg s ta1 , collcctmg three Ass 1s tant football coaches a s.':agned were Deryl Well , Adam Kr<Jhcl and Jtrn Arledge Spr.1gue r e stgncd a ~ assis tant • ~ h1ts, football and baseball coach • •• • • rour "alks , and th1 ee Well s ton sc m ed on seven w 71 15 18 lS Wcs1 KC pool staffed, readied SEE YOUR WHEELHORSE DEALER FOR 1973 TRACTORS NOW • • •• That's what 17 batters to the plate that fatal Golden Rocket mmng 1he) ~~ -~~~ Truth or Conseq 6 CBS Ch1<:ago New York Montreal SOUTHEASTERN DISTRICT TRACK RECORDS Yea r- Event 1971 - 170 H Hurdles 196J- 100 Yar,d Dash 1970...- JOO Ya rd Dash 1963- MIIe Run 197'2- 880 Relay Carleton loses sixth Ma1or League S1and1n.;u By Umled Press lnternahonal National league Eas1 Marauders whip Wellston 18-l Tele';~~~~~ 19~og SAINTS SIGN THREE 20 33 ADMITTED Ronnoe NEW ORLEANS (UP!) 9 00 - Masterp1ece Theatre 33 Room 222 6 13 C1rcleof Fear 3 4 15 Movtes The Sergeant 8 Donovan s Reef' 10 Un Th oma s , Pomeroy Jerry Auburn runrung back James derstandmg Afr1ca 20 Ja cks Jr , Pomeroy Sharon Owens and two other draft 9 30 - 0ddCouple6 13 WorldPress20 Wa1 net Pomeroy Joan ch01ces have been Signed by 10 00 - News 20 Love Amen can Style 6 13 Paul Nuch1ms 33 Bold Ones 3 4 15 Ca1 nahan, Lon g Bottom, the New Orleans Samts of the ll 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Karen Ph omas Pomeroy and Nallonal Football League 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 01 ck. Cavett 6 Mov1es The Story of G I Joe 8 Horror of Dracula" 10 ' Monster Zero' 13 Ronald Bosllc, Pomt Pleasant Owens, an 11th-round cho1ce, 1 00 ght Speclal3 4 15 Movte 01e Monster D1e 10 DISCHARGED - Mary also played cornerback, tall· 130 -- M1dn News13 • Baldwm Thelma Grueser back and hnebacker at Auburn 2 30 - News 4 ' SATURDAY, MAY 19 Wan en Reeves, Herman and \lias used for k1ck returns 6 ODTV Class Room 8 Kentucky Af1eld 13 Fa1th for Today 10 Jones Porter Loudm and Ted The others Signed by New 7 OD-Ne1ghbors 13 Farm Front 3 Fun for Everyone 6 Hatfield Sr Orleans were defensiVe tacKle Treehouse Club 8 10 Richard Watkms of Weber 7 15-Woman s Pomt of V1ew 13 7 30-Man from COSI 10 Farmbook 3 Treehouse Club 13 The first great mtss1ona1 y State and center Moke Evenson Sesdme St 20 D1ck Van Dyke 4 Gospel6 Abbott & Costello of North Dakota State \\a s the Apostle Paul 8 \ c terans Memorml Hospital Betty Debboe Wmdon G1rls ' State delegates Jan e More than 600 southern OhiO the defendmg Class AA thmclads represenb~g 44 h1gh champ1on schoolswolt JOUrney to Roo Coach Art Lanham IS the Grande College Saturday for meet director Pomts woll be the annual Southeastern Oh10 3\\arded on a lQ-8-6..+2-1 basts Teams parhc1pahng m the Class A and Class AA Dostnct track and l1eld meets Class A meet are Eastern of Prelinunartes for all events Poke County , Chesa peake, at Evans Field Will begm at 9 Kyger Creek, Huntmgton of am Ross, Umoto, Zane Trace, Coa1 Class A lield events will start Grove Crooksv tlle, Frankfort at 9 a m Class AA field events Adena, the 1971 state chamwill begm at I p m All runnmg piOn Hemlock-Miller, Latham events (fmals ) will begm at Western, Lucasvtlle, Lynch , 130pm burg Clay, Manchester, Boston , There will be 26 Class A Whoteoak , New teams part1c1patmg m the 1973 P1kelon , Portsmouth Clay, meet E1ghteen Class AA East and Notre Dam e, Eastern of Me1gs, R oss teams are entered Southeastern , South Chesapeake IS the defendmg of Webster, F ede r al Hoc kLng, Class A champiOn lronton JS North Galha and West Umon Class AA teams mclude Belpre, Galhpol!s, Greenfield, TWO. ON SUNDAY Hlllshoro, Ironton, Rock Hill , The Syracuse fast p1tch Vmton County, Mmford, New softball team w1ll play a double Lexmgton , Oak Hill, Portsheader Surday w1th Logan mouth West, Fairland, South Honor Camp at Syracuse Ball Pomt, Shendan, Warren Local, Park The first game woll get Waverly, Wellston and under~way at 2 p m Wheelersburg m 45 or 33 and a third for your stereo, 1\'s mce to have a 38 around best actor, Davod Webef, and WIN AT BRIDGE C1 oc ket H omemaker of Tomorro'"', Sandy Wood, and Cn sco Outstandmg StUdent, A tlmd team may be m gamzed due to the large • TUPPERS PLAINS - Two Roch,n d been pa1d, the $2 should be r Danforth • wmners declared Peewee players 3 11'11! a vasectomy rum h1s sex hfe forever' - FEELS LiKE MOM'S IN BED WITH US l' tn sorr} my a nswer to ques twn s Numbe .. 1 and 3 are I don't kn ow " Quest tOn Number 21 If "OUJ guess IS correct d psydiJ<:ttJJ St c.:a n prob.a bl y solve the p1 oble1n of 1mpoten~.:y He and you 1 dodOJ could also r eassw e your husband about a vasectomy whu.: h should dcfJmtdy NO I be t'OnstdcJ ed unt1l1t IS needed - H PS Andlag1Cc ~ lt 's noncofherd-busmess'' .. School Sta nrl inf.! s Rio Grande College to host track, field meets 2- The Dally Sentmel. MiddlepOrt-Pomeroy, 0, Ma) 1&, 1973 ' Th e famous Arrow nam e IS your guarantee of the best on style and performance 20% Discount To The Graduates lowest Price G78xl4 15 $2]95 $2895 SHORT SLEEVE FOR DRESS AND SPORT IN DACRON & COTION POLYESTER KNIT Plus Fed. Tax Mounted and Balanced Free! BAHR CLOTHIERS H&R .FIRESTONE Mtddleport, 0. 992-2238 MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' �3, The Daily Sent mel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, May 18, 1973 & THINGS Mr. Eichinger BY PAUL CRABTREE died on Monday You may not realoze It, but that stereo set m your livmg room can be a pOwerful Influence lor the force5 of law and order At least, that's how It worked out a lew weeks ago for one of my very favorite people Jean Ball<•y. housewife, Pineville, W Va Her husband, Roherl D , served as West V1rgm~a 's Secretary of State after the death ol PI Pleasant's Joe Burdett, and then went back to a very fme law practice to let a young man named Rockefeller run for the JOb m 1008 Both the Baileys are charmmg, gracious, down-to-earth people, and Jean os - well, JUS\ something else, that 's all I remember when the Pres1dent of the United States was m the area to dedicate a new flood<antrol dam, and the official party - usmg helicopters - JUst duln't have room for Jean and me So Jean and I lmagled another helicopter, one ol the little bubble-top Jobs, and took of! alter the Army's b1g banana-type choppers for the dedicatiOn We landed nght m the rrudst of about e.ght million Secret SerVIce men, FBI agents, Natipnal Guardsmen, local pollee, and maybe the CIA, who were all most cur1ous about thos late arroval Jean told them she was Mrs Robert D Ba1ley and by golly, she'd come to hear the President and that was that - and took off through the crowd, leavmg the var~ous secur1ty people Widemouthed We made ot, too '1. Havmg proved she was the best gal I'd ever seen by a dam SJte, we now move to the present A trJO of senu..profess10nal hoods from lnd1ana wound up m the area, and heard rumors that Bob Bailey wasJusl ahout the riChest man around (not true, but he's not broke, e1ther), that he had a safe mhos home (true ), and that he always kept at least $50,000 m the safe (not true, there was no cash at all m the safe) ~ So they planned a holdup The three went to the Bailey household, and forst subdued the1r son, Robert lll, who hved alone m a mob1le home on the property He was handcuffed to a heavy table and one thug was left to guard hun Then they went to the mam house, surpriSed Bob, Jean and a dinner guest The guest was handcuffed to a post m the basement, and, Jean and Bob were handcuffed to go get mto the safe Jean pleaded arthr1lls m her shoulder and asked them to put the cuffs on her Without puttmg her hands behmd her back That was Mistake No I, smce Jean has about as much arthnt1s as Steve Carlton Then they put a pau: of defecllve cuffs on her, perm1ttmg her to get a hand free M1stake No 2 Then the pair got absorbed m watchmg Bob try to open the safe M1stake No 3, and the end of the road You see, Jean just happened to have hidden a fully-loaded 38 p1stol m the stereo set, and when the two band11B looked away, then turned around were starmg down the muzzle of that piStol, and looking at a very, very angry and determmed woman They dropped their guns, stuck up theor hands, and started pleadmg for mercy One sa1d he was afra1d he was gomg to famt Jean told hiln not to worry about 11- he'd be dead before he hot the grpund anyway Then she held Hood No 1 hostage, while Hood No 2 went w1th Bob to release tbe1r son and take Hood No. 3 m custody Then, w1th the trw under Jean's fu:m tngger fmger, the pollee came and took the three away Thelf outlook osn't very good, to say the least I talked to Jean about the mc1dent a few days ago, and she acted as of 11 were just about the most ordmary thing m the world, and that dosarmmg three armed robbers was JUSt part of a day's work But that's about what I expected As l sa1d, Jean Bailey IS really somethmg else Avery D E1chmger, G!i,of 550 P•edmont Road, Columbus, died Monday at Grant Hosp1tal m Columbus He was the son of the late Rev and Mrs Charles EIChinger The Rev Mr Etchmger wa s a former moms(er of the Umted Methodist Church and the lam11y resoded on Letart Falls Mr EJChtnger also was preceded m death by h•s wife, Mildred, and a brother, Henry A retired employe of the Chesapeake and Ohoo Rmlroad, he Is survlVed by a daughter, Mrs Dame! (Bar· bara ) Li chty , two grandcholdren, a SJS~er, Mrs Davod (Evelyn ) Jones, Dayton , and a stster-m-h:tw , Mrs Opal E1ehmger, Chester, and rueces and nephews Funeral services were held Thursday tn Columbus with bunal m Forest Cemetery at C!fclevllle MOTHER AND SON GRADUATE - 1wenty years and three ch1ldren later Mrs Vernon (Patty ) Roush, Sr, Mason, Will graduate from Wahama H1gh School w1th her olde st child, Vernon , this sprmg Mrs Roush qUJt high school when she wa s a JUni Or MENTO MEET The Me•gs County Men's Fellowship of the Churches of ChriSt woll meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the Pomeroy Church of Chrost to be marned ln addition to Vernon, Mr and Mrs Roush have a daughter, Gayla, a sophomore at Wahama, and Thomas, a fifth grader at Mason Elementary NEW On' ICERS (above) ha\C~ been elected by the Eastern H1gh School Chapter of the Future Homemakers of Amer1ea lor the 1973-74 school year Mrs JaDJce H.Jtclu e IS adv1sor Seated left tu nght, are Ir1s P1gott,' president , Cathy Davrs, v1ce president, Ntcsel Duvall secretary, Pam Sams,' treasurer , standmg, J to r, Pam Kauh , parliamen- tarian, Barbara Coa tes hlstonan , Dcbb1e Wmdon,' nc\\s report e r , Nancy Ridenour, recreatiOn leader and Cathy Coates , song' leader AT RIGHT, V1ck1 Spencer, daughter of J\.fr and Mrs H L (Jack) Spencer, Pomeroy Route 3, and Gene Chaney, sun uf Mr and Mrs John Chaney, Mmersvdle, arc the "good Citizen g1rl and boy" of the.scmor class at Eastern H1gh They rece1ved trnph1cs Selection was by the faculty THE BIBLE SCHOOL choir of Pomt Pleasant w11l be smgmg at 7 30 o'clock this evemng at rt ra ll y at the Pomeroy Wesleyan Holmess Church, Route 143, Harnsonvllle Road The Rev Mr Na nley a teacher at the school. I' Ill speak The Rev O'Dell Manley extends an •m•I<Jloon to the public to attend this f1rstarea rally of the Wesleya n Hohness Churches .' ' . if He1en Help ·'.. '. •. B ~ ll el1·n Buttel ...., .. $ '. • The Unwary Pay . (UP!) - Washmgton Thursday agamst and Pay DEAR HELEN I'm an for savtng money on grocenes, but not at the expense of the next shoppet ' The other day I bought a pound of butter [thos JS one of ow extravagances ), opened tl at home, and discovered someone had swotched l got four bars of cheap oleomargarme while a sneaky shopper had made off w1th MY butter m a margarme package which cost her 25 cents The fma\ blov. came when the market manager tmphed I moght be the culpr~( , trymg to get oleo exchanged for butter He satd people save empty butter cartons for JUSt thts purpose I ve seen people swttch labels on meat, and l 've found cashew can plashc tops on cans of peanuts- whtch means someone gut awa) With htgh pnced nuts for , you guessed It, peanuts Can't stores do somethmg to stop this petty pllfermg ' GYPPED DEAR GYPPED Alert store clerks thwart many a small tune cheate1 at the checkout stand, but 1t s pretty hard rnakmg some charges stic k rhese p1lfere1 s can alY.ays clmm someone else did the s w1tchmg Many alert managers make m ea t tags maccesstble, also stamp pnces on the s ides of contamers rilther than on easily swJtched can or bottle tops Ouls1de of that, It's "shopper beware" Check your pur- + ORLANDO, Fla Controversial mu1timilhonatre Glenn Turner flied swt m BY HELEN HOTTEL chases before ) ou take them Turner bugged? to + the counter - H + DEAR HELEN Four years ago I had my fofth chold While I "as at the hospotal my mother-In law fiercely atta~ked my husband (her son), callmg him a sex fiend for "breedmg hke an ammal "He became partially ompotent Nme months ago I had a tubular pregnancy Agam, she repeated the sex ftend and a mmal scene He became totally unpotent For tour )ears (afte1 the first attack by hos mpther) I was patient, unde rstandmg, and learned to be a fantastic lover Now C\erythmg fa1ls Ftfteen :years of Jove and the lives of seven peop le almos t went down the dram--as I accused my husband of havm~ an affmr Fmally I concluded h1 s lmJXllency \\asn 'tfrom lack of mterest m me, but because of hts mother's charges It's as If she has t:1kcn away her permiSSIOn for him to be a real husband Now sh e 1s pushmg w1th a mad passton for h1m to get a 'ascctomy I could accept th os 1f he d1dn't have psychological PI oblem I'm afraid the operatwn wouldn't "cure" 1t , but mtght make hts unpotenc} permanent Or do) ou lhmk a vasectomy moght be the only way to regam h1s mother's permJsswn to ha\ e mterco urse , thus clea t mg up the mental block' Please tell me I How could any mother say such thmgs to her son • It's none of her d- bu s mcss ' 2 What else can I do to help my husband regam h1s v1gor' three federal agencies sever a I mdt victuals and for allegedly buggmg his Orlando ofhce m a campaign to cnpple h1s busmess and deplete his assets Turner, the flashy salesman from Orlando, claomed m the federal court swt that his emplo yes had found two wiretap devices on telephones m one of hiS company offices The su it claimed vanous "state and pubhc offlcoals had harassed hom, h1s relallves and his employes " Named defendants m the su1t were the Federal Trade CommissiOn, the Securities and Exchange CommiSSion and the U S Postal Serv1ce Other defendants were the federal grand JUfY m Orlando, the U S Attorney m Orlando, the Pmellas County (Fla ) prosecutor and the legal counsel of the Flonda Secretary of Agnculture Bush saod the SUit charges the U S government w1th Illegal Wlretappmg and bugg.ng together w•th 30 other counts of vwlatmg Turner's ctvil nghts as "guaranteed by the first, fourth, fifth, soxth and nmth amendments to the U S ConstitutiOn ' The suo! was f1led on behalf of Glenn W Turner, Glenn W Turner Enterpnses Inc Kosco\ Interolanetary Inc and Dare To Be Great Inc Danforth F'oundatton Award wmners, Charles Brewer and Ba1 bai a Well were announced I hm sday durmg Eastern High Sdwol's awards assembly Thi s award annually goes to Lhe outslandmg se mor boy and gorl Acad e mic Keys v.er e awarded m Language, R1cha r d Stettler ( also, lan g ua ge schol.u ship ) English , Luc; Holter SoCial Studies, Glenda l.av.son Busmess and OffiCe EducatiOn Lana Benedwn, lndust nal Art s, Da\id Matheny, Scien ce , Nancy Sexson, Home Economics, Sandy Wood Mathematics, Robm Hrnnph1 ey , A1 t, John Mdxson , and Mu s 1c, Vtckt Spence! H onored for perfect at tendance we1 e se mors Debbie Richardson and Rochard Cross, a JllniOr Wtlham Amberger and two freshmen , Conme Putman and Sandre Buchanan Semor play trophy wmners we1 e best actor Randy Wolf, best actress , Jane Ann Karr , best suppurtmg actor, Alan Duvall best supporhng actress Rosemary Reed Juntor play wmners were best actresses, Meli ssa Coleman and Tere s a Chichester Tr ophtes also were presented to yea 1book ed1tors Lana Bcncdwn and Robm Hwnphrey CLtJzenshLp, Jean ' Chane) and V1cko Spencer. and activity, Alan Duvall and Jane Ann Karr Certoflcates for D A R Good Cittzenslup went to Robm Humph! ey, Nattona l Merit Letter or CommendatiOn, cal1ed Saturday All boys stg ned up for peewee play lh1s s ummer m Mtd ~ dlepurl me asked to be at the park Sdturday - tomorrow at 10 a m ror an orgamzatwnal sess iOn 111 cha r ge of Don Reuter Fathers , If possible, a1 e asked to atlend Re utet , manager of the Cubs tedm wtH be ass1sted by Dan ond Bob Lewis , Mustan gs ' nnm.1gers If msurance has not DEAR FLMIBWU b1 (J Ught nnmbe1 of bOJS stgned to play No 111311 IS \\OJ th Ill S Ral t who ts not 1eady dt Jll times And the moral of the story IS that whether you collect records Stettler, BARBARA WELL AND CHARLES BREWER hold the plaques they were awarded Thursday as the Danforth FoW1dat10n Award Wmners of this year's semor class at Eastern Hogh School The award IS gtven annually to the outstanding seruor gtrl and boy MISs Well IS the daughter of Mrs Evelyn Well, Pomeroy Route 3, and Brewer IS the son of Mr and Mrs James Goodr1ch, Long Bottom Route 1 Selection was by Charles Swogger, prmc1pal Whttehead, Nancy Mille1 , 6 00 - NeWs 3 4 8 10 15 NBC News 13 Sesame St 20 Around the Bend 33 6 30- NBC News J 4 15 ABC News 6 BY CONNIE SMITH Talk about savmg the best for the last 1 why melt this summer . MAY JUNE JULY AND AUGUST Here's Our SPECIAL! r .-: • I South Asleep---Down One NOR~H (D) "'J74 • 91. t AK ... AKQJ74 \\FST EAST .A5 2 .63 , ¥A K73 ¥ QJ104 +10811 2 • 97543 ... JOG olo 95 SOUTH "'KQJU9 8 ., 8 52 • QJ ... 832 None vulnerable twn He should have cashed both dummy s diamonds and two West Nnrth East South Pe~ s!S Pass 1 .. 3 ... Pa:,;s 1. 3• 4• Pas::; Pas~ ~:~~ II ump West tr umped the thord club and ano(her game contract had gone past the pomt of no return South had started out beautifully No one could find any 1 fault With hiS followmg smt to the first two !rocks , hiS ruff of the third heart and hos first trump play but nght (hen ard there Jt was up to South to take some precau~ top clubs He been set 1f the got ruffed, but he would have penence has taught us that any chance or success 1s far Opcmng lead- • Q nate Pau l a Hawber were ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _..,..:·-~-.J 1ecog n1zed a s were th e to n sk hos bod y to 'osk his was a luRe late well bf>mg 1u 11s k h1.s l!le 111 Sunddy and a Sunday e temng He had no wav to get to tu~ a J-!:1 ~.:a! cau:-;E' - flwodo1 P sc1\He \\111 be at 6 The pubhc • hand to dl aw West s la st B 00~( VI It IS 111\ 1h ri have club case play for h1s contract and long ex Tonya Keebaugh , and alter- delegates to Teenage Institute llv Os\\ald & James Jacob) on Alcohol and Drugs, Sherrt The delense started out Lmthtcwn Mary Barnnger "Jth three rounds of hearts Catll) Da~IS and alternate~ South I vlfed the thord lead • 10 dummy led the fom of Rhonda Sovel and Jo Ann spades and went up w1th hiS Pulhns kong ThiS play moght have caused Wes t to put on h1s ace of spades bul 11 dodn't West SERVICES SET held off, but took the trump Denver Hill of Foster, W Va con t1nuatton woll be speakmg at the Red Then he placed a doamond Brush Church of Chnst over on tile tab! ~ Soulh "hu had the weekend Servoces woll be been pla vtn g the hand tn a at 7 30 p rn Saturda), 10 am St!.tlll II a nee woke up but 11 would second m that had no better lhan sure failure (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) o:en •1 •!t?U!l ~ The b1ddmg has been West North East 1... Pass 1¥ Pa ss Pass You South hold 1. South ' .K754 ¥K 754 tAJ9 What do you do now' A-Th1s IS a tQU5.!h one, but we fa\ m the conscrvah\ e call or vne nn-tr:~mp TOD,W S QUESTION Instead of passmg North has b1d ont! no - trump ove1 the ont! hea1 t What do you do now? JU!it I' Sa~nt 15 E lec Co 20 Folk 33 INGELS FURNITURE Wild 7 30 - To Tell th e Truth 6 Parent Game 10 Beat the Clock 13 Porter Wagoner 3 Young Dr K1ldare 4 Protectors a Wall Street Th1s Week, 20 33 a 00 - Sanford & Son 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 6 13 MISS tOn tm poss1ble 8 10 Washmgton Week 1n Rev1ew 20 33 8 30 - Par tndge Fatn1ly 6 13 L1ttle People 3, 4, June Wayne 8 00----Houndcats 3 4, 15 Pufnstuf 13 Jakes Place 6 Bugs Bunny 8 10 8 30-Roman Holidays 3 4 15 Jackson F1ve 6, 13 Sabrma Teenage W1tch 8 Popeye 10 9 00- Pmk Panther 3 4 15 Mov1e Cartoons6 8, 10 13 10 oo--Underdog 3 4, 15 Elec Co 20 10 JO- Barkleys 3 4 8 Brady K1ds 6 13 M1ster Rogers 20 Joste & The Pussyca ts m OJter Space 8 10 11 00- Brother Fuzz 6 F lmtstones 8 10 Sesame St 20 Sea lab 3, 4 15 Bewitched 13 ~ 11 30----Kid Power 6 13 Runaround 3 4, 15 12 00--Eiec Co 20 Funky Phantom 6 13 Around the World 1n 80 Days 3 4 15 Archie s TV Funmes a, 10 12 30----Talk1ng wlfh a G1ant 3, 4 IS Lids ville 6 13 Fat Albert and the Cosby K1ds 8 10 1 OD--Lass1e IS Monkees 6 13 Sports Challenge 4 CBS Chtldren ' s Film Fest1val 10 Wagon Tra1n 3 1 3o-Johnny Bench 4 Atnencan Bandstand 13 6 Hour of Fa1th 15 1 45- To Be Ann6unced 15 2 OQ-Baseball Pre Game Show 3 4 15 Soul Tram 6 To Be Announced 8 Popeye 10 F1sh1n Hole 13 2 15-Baseball 3 4 15 2 30- The Amaz1ng World of Kresk1n 13 Black Ommbus 10 The Story of Preakness 8 3 00- F Troop 6 Wrestling 8 Daktan 13 3 Jo- Tenn1s 6 Story of Preakness 10 4 oo-Golf 8 10 ·Jacques Cousteau 13 4 3Q-Audubon Wildlife Theatre 33 5 OQ-Makmg Th~ngs Grow 33 W1de World of Sports 6 13 Tenms 3 4 15 The Preakness 8 10 5 3o-Sesame Sf 33 6 00-News 3 4 e Mov1e Jumbo 10 6 15-:-A Look at the Book 15 6 3D-NBC News 3 4 15 Reasoner Report 13, Beverly H ~ llbtll1es 8 Marshall Un1verslty Report 33 News 6 6 45--Why? 33 7 00-You Asked For It 3 Hee Haw 6 8 , Lawrence Welk 4 15 Love Tenn1s 33 World of Surv1val 13 7 3o--Nashvlile Mus1c 3 Fhps1de 13 , BIOgraphy 33 8 00- AII m the family 8 10 Here We Go Agam 6 13 Mov1e Battle of Culloden ' 33 8 3o--Brldget Loves Berme 8 10 A Touch of Grace6, 13 9 00- Mary Tyler Moores 10 Mov1e ' Love Is A Ball 3, 4 15 The Strauss Family 6 13 9 3Q--Bob Newhart 8, 10 Conversation w1th Sol Hurkok 33 10 oo-Asslgnment VIenna 13 Movie Move Over. Darling 6 MISS USA Beauty Pageant 8 10 Stal1n 33 11 OQ-News 4 8 10 13 11 15-- News 4 13 11 3D-Movie 'Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 13 11 45-MOvleS The Rare Breed 3 I Saw What You 01d 4 The D1a ry of Anne Frank ' 15 12 QO-ABC News 6 News 8 10 12 15-Movle The Mad Ghoul 6 12 JD-Mov1e '0ne Foot In Hell' 8 The Sergeant' 10 1 oo--Mov1e1 Horror Island' 13 1 15-Movle " The Tra1tors' 4 '2 OD-News 13 3 15- MOvle Thr£e S1sters 4 - · - Q -~ ~------ Only $99.00 News 8 10 I Gu1tar . -.. Ill WESTINGHOUSE COMPACT 5 000 BTU ROOM AIR CONDITIONER Dream of Jeann1e 13 Let s Travel 33 7 00 ~ What s My Line 8 Truth or Con seq 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 10 K mgd om 13 _,_. MIDDLEPORT • • Me~gs d1d at Mumc1pal park dtam ond w Moddleport Thursday af ternoon In an explos1ve second mmn g that saw 12 Marauder runnel s come hom e , they ran over lhe Wellston squad by a scar e of 18-1 Th1s concluded league a c lwn for the 1973 season, and a ss ured Me1gs a sevenlh place ftmsh It v.. as a ~se of unlockmg the pote ntial energy and putllng 1t to good use fhe hottmg , the f1eldmg , the pttch1ng, Y.a s just g reat The 12 run 1nnm g 1epresented the biggest mmn g even m Marauder history All mall, the Marauders sent Plilsburgh Ph1ladelph1a 51 Lows Class " A" Schools Mark 15 1 10 1 101 4 4J 8 1 33 2 1970-440 Ya rd Dash 50 8 1965- 180 Low Hurdle s 20 ' 1966- 880 Yard Run 59 7 1965 220 Yard Dash 223 1977 Two Mile Run 10 16 7 1969- MJie Relay 3 29 9 1971- Shot Put 1970- Pole Vault 1970- High Jump 1971- Long Jump 197'2--- DISCUS 55'1 21 I2 9 64 21 9J.,. 15<l 71 1' Name School Adena Allan Wallace Mtddleport Dave Harnllton Ptsm East C Tomblin Beaver Bever ly H1tchens Adena C Brown & C Tyler 5 Wilson Chesapeake C Petltford Adena C Wolle Chesapeak e C Pett1lord Adena Ptsm Clay Claus.ng Ater E Bobb K Bobb Juenger & Hoffner Unwto Adena Southeaster n Sou theaster n Zane Trace Adena T Sower s D Hil l D Oav1dson John Payne T Sowe r s Class AA Schools 1~70- 1 20 H Hurdles 14 2 L Gause Chllttcoth~ 1947- 100 Ya rd Dash 10 0 C John5an Chil lico th e 1969-<Jne Mil e Run 4 31 1 Gary Graff Lancas ter 1965~ 880 Yard Re lay 1 32 0 Se ifer t Clark Upp& Roland Lancaster 1948- 440 Yard Dash 50 0 Gene Cole Lancaster 1971- 180 Low Hurdl es 19 5 J Rockwell N Le~~:1ngton 1966 - 880 Yard Run 58 5 B Trusdalc Lancas te r 1948- 220 Yard Das h 21 7 G Cole Lancaste r 1969 Two M1l e Run 9 37 6 B 6eaty Lancaster 1965- Mtle Relay 3 26 45 Se1 fe rt Kendnck Upp & Nungesser Lancaster 1965- Shot Put 53 7 Tom Re1d Lancaster 1971 - PoleVa ult 13 51 2 D H II I Sou theas tern 1969- Long Jump 2J I 2 Manetta 0 Bunk e 1967- Htgh Jump 6 )J ~ R Kelley Lancaster 197 1- DI SCUS 158 9 M1am1 Trace J Waddle " Kyge1 Creek School Dtstnct Board of EducatiOn Thursday m specta l sess10n employed three lifeguards for the d1stnct swunm wg pool H1red were M1chael Curnutte , Jeanme Clay and Chnstme Wetherholt A pool manager woll be emplo) ed later The board voted to open the SPECIAL BUYS • ••• • ••• • •• • :• ,• ~ • .•. 1 13 Me1 gs lnts uere Dav~> Wolfe , w1th a smgle and a double , Mu-:- k Ash and Rtck Stobart wtlh t'"' o I Its ea ch and gettmg' one each were B1ll Cha ney, Jon Dtllard a nd Steve Pnce Pitcher 811! Chaney, semor 1 tghtha.nder lost h1s shutout m the s 1xth 1nnmg when he walked fom batters, forcmg home the one Wellston run pool on Memonat Day May 2B rt \\Ill be open eac h day from 1 to 5 p m except Tuesdays and Thu rsdays when swJmm1ng hours Will be from 1 to 4 p m and 6 !0 to 9 p m Children under f1ve mu s t be accompam ed by a parent or responsible adult Adm Jss wn wJII be 35 cents for students , 75 cents for adults • $10 for s tudent season hckets , $14 adult season and feumly se a son tickets w1ll cost $18 plus $2 for each ch1ld The pool has been repatred hc~ets and IS bewg pamted Jtm Sprague was granted a t v.. o yea r co ntract as head Arledge has completed the f1rsl .} ea r of i:l two year con~ EnJOY a grass cutting week end w1th a Wheel Horse tra cto r Your Whee l Horse dealer has lhe b1 ggest Ime of la wn and garden tra c tors ever Trac tors like Ihe 16 and 18 HP aut o mat 1cs for b1 g JObs lntermfldiAte and economy s1ze auto matte and lever sh1ft tractors from 7 to 14 HP that offer versat1l!ly and eff1c 1ency lor get11 ng Ihe JOb done are av-ail able too Tract ors are loaded w1th fea ture s lhat make tra ctor ope rati on enjoyab le Choose fr om 42 work sav1ng attachments So li ghten your work load buy Wh ee l Horse and have ttme for faml ly tun Whee l Horse qually and dependability ts ba cked Wllh 27 yea rs of e~~:pertence tract as head basketball coach, asSistant football and head !rack coach Mrs Eugema Gardner, EMR Superv tsor for Galha , Metgs and Ja ckson Countrcs di scussed WIth the board th~ dt s tn ct s spec1al educalion c la ss She recommended another teacher be employed to teach spectal educat1on at the JUnior h1gh level Loca I Sup! Comer Bradbury BAUM LUMBER 985 3301 fh e three Golden Rocke ts h1ts v. e1e one b\ n g ht flelde1 A1 thur cmd two by center fwlder D1ck G11loland Chaney fanned e•~ ht , walked 10 Well stun hurler Da\e Gilliland f.tnn ed fn e and \\alked Cight Me1gs ended one game out of the b~ s ement I hey H had dctermmalJOn was i;ilways there Monday the Marauders will meet the Vmton dmmond tea m at Middleport m a doubleheader We llston 0 0 0 001 0- I 3 6 0 12 3 021 X- t8 13 I Cha ney and Ash Golllland ILP) Kong (2) and Hallen d1sclosed th~t accordmg to enrollment hgures compiled by Sales and Servoce Chester, 0 H1 gh School Pnnc1pal John C Wicklme, 301 students have been enrolled thus far for the J!Jn-74 sc hool term an 1n WHEELHORSE LAWN & Gl' <>nFN TRACTORS •• • PARK RESERVED ''• SATURDAY, MAY 19th UNTIL 5:00 PM 1 ' crease or II over the 1972 73 e nrollment 1 he freshman closs w1ll have 89 s tudents Whtch w1ll cree~te the need for em addtbont.d mstructor The d1stnct currently has three staff vacancies, a supermtcndenl, elementary prmc1pal and hom e economiCs mstructor Also discussed at length was a f our po 1nt p1 oposa l for a pay In CI cvsc s ubnnlled by the Kyger Creek teacher s ne got wllng team They also asked for paod hospllalizalton msu ran ce, a perso nal leave day and payment or salanes tw1ce a month In stead of the customary once a month RESEARCH& DEVELOPMENT DEPT and SERVICES DEPARTMENT OF UNION CARBIDE TECH CENTER -------------------------c CAMDEN PARK U.S. 60 West HUNTINGTON 14 17 14 16 451 13 11 387 II '23 324 467 ,,'' ' ' • proposed Bcgmmng Sepl 1, teac htn g and non ce rtifi ed personnel wJII be patd t\1, Jce a m onth 1 he other requests we1 e ~ken under adv isement until mure hrm Information IS ob tamed on next year's tax rate Also discussed wa s a ra1se for non cert1f1ed employees The board will outl m e mamlenan ce and butldmg repairs at 1ts June m ec lmg Ry VITO STELI.INO UPI Sports Wr~t e r The P1ttsburgh Pir.•tes, who lost seven of the1r last e1~ht games, arxt steve Carlton, who lost ftve of hts f1rst rune, tr1ed to s trmghten themselves out l'hursday at each othe r 's ex- 7 cold P11tsburgh 5 Philadelph ia 2 Hous ton 2 Atlan ta 1 (Only games scheduled) l'oday's Probable P1tchers l All hmes EDT) Plitsburgh {Walker 1 1} at New York lSeaver 4 3) 8 05 pm Ch1cugo <Jenk1ns 3 3) at Phllr.delphta <Ruthven 1 2) 735pm San D1ego {Gre1f 3 2) at Cmc1nnall ( Ne lson 2 2) 8 OS pm San Franc1sc o (Will ough by 3 .:~ 1 Houston ( Roberts 3 l) 830pm Los Angeles (Messersmith 3 3) at All.;mla (Reed 2 4) 8 OS 1) pm St LOUIS (Gtbson 2 4) a-1 Montreal (Moor e '2 2) 6 p m Saturday s Games St Lou1s at Mon trea l Pttlsburgh at New York Ch 1ca9o at Phtla 2 tw1 n1ie San 0 1ego at Cmcmnall n1ght Los Angeles at Atl an ta n1ghl San Franc1sco a t Houston n1ght Amencan League East w I pet 17 16 15 15 14 17 l7 500 485 l1 469 469 452 429 17 11 15 20 gb 1' 2 1 11h 2 ' Wes t wlpctgb Ch1cago :w 10 667 KonsasC11y 21 15 583 2 Calllornt a 18 14 563 3 Oa kland 19 17 57 B 4 Minnesota 15 16 484 12 20 375 Texas Thursdav's Results Oak land 4 California 0 Kansa s Cliy 6 Texas 1 Cht cag o 5 M1nnesoto" De troll 1 Bos ton 0 New York 4 Mllw 2 11 Inn s B~1111more "Cleveland 1 Today s Probable P1tthers (All hmes EDTJ Texas ( Hand 22) af Call torn ta (S1nge r 6 I) 11 p m Ka nsas City (Bu sb y 3 4) at Oakland ( Holl!m,:m 7 2) 10 30 7 pm Mmnesolrl ( Kaat 4 2) at Ch1 ca go (Gossage o 2) 9 p m Bos ton (Pattm '2 6) at Detro1t ( Fryma n 2 3) 8 p m Balt tmor e (Cuellar 1 5) at C l cvc l ~ind (T1drow 4 4) 7 30 p m M1 lwau kee (Champi on 0 2) a1 New York (Slot !Iemyre 5 4) 6 Dodgers rally, • wrn 3-1 CINCINNAll tU PI ) - If U1c l.os Angeles Dodgers t:.m kL>ep wmntng two out of tht ee ga mes , they,re gomg to mean b1g trouble for the other clubs m the Ni1LJOnal Leag ue Wes t to be :sure The Dodgers whipped CmcwnatJ Thursday for the second straight ltme ln U1e past se r1es, startmg last week they took two-Qf-three from Pittsburgh and two~of~thr ee from the dlvlston-leadmg San Francosco Goants The Dodgers arc only l \'.! games behmd the Giants m a vtrtua1 tie for thtrd woth the Reds The v1ctory over the Reds PHONE POMEROY - 992 2590 GALLIPOLIS- 446 0699 ~--------------------------------------~ ~------------ • Rio eliminated ~INDLAY 1 he Ro o ~ 1 esh n ldll M1kc Hose wa ~ t llr~rgcd \\1111 the luss, his I Cl'CJid rs 4 4 O.nc Va 1go wa s tile \~mmng pilchc 1 Hw (lidllfil LOIIlpcling Jn tllcu fu sl NA JA [)1s tn ct p lo}o lfs ended the scdson wtth cl and fJmshcd scc1 md 111 the Mnl Oh10 Confc l eiH.:c \~1th c1 :>- l mark Mdl onc 100 1!4 000- 0 II I HIO 000 tOO0!0- 2 6 4 1 (SC(HIIdGamal Bluffton 00! 300 U2X- 8 6 I Rw 001 ()Ill 020- 4 8 5 Rose (lp l 4-4 and Persm Va1 go and B1 eeden CROW'S STEAK HOUSE • Home of the Fabulous fomBoy SANDWICH I he San D1ego Padres open H four~~.ame ser1es here ton1ght <-~gaJnst Cmcmnntl at ltJve 1 front Sladtum Order By Phone And Toke Em Home 3-2, IS slated to 992-5432 start agattt<;t the Reds ' Roger Nelson , 2-2 s uffered man cxhJbltJOn game doubleheader Sunday 1 C(UJ Staton ! 7) d lld Pel Sill ( lp 1 Sw.m n 2 3 Dan W;-.~lkcl und Snuth Walket ( WP1 9 I lflg mossed the ent~re 1972 regular season beca use of a knee InJury 12 ~ S\\t~nrl Vdn:vtc~l J C!5J challcngm g the hitters 1 I c<m t s.1y enough about Juc Ferguson He ca lls the n ghl pitches On Bench, I thmk he wa s expect mg the curve billl ~md we came blj ck w1th the fa slbdll aud tdug ht hun look Gr~ef, Bluffton (,l nte up \\ 1lh two mmt uncdT ned run s .1s RIO ( ol .llldC lidd f1 VC Cll ()J S In the J.{d lll l: anybody r1ght now My pholosophy IS to throw the ball e;~ nd not be afra1d of makmg a mt s takc but sometimes l weaken and get to the pomt where I'm JUSt feehng around w1th rny f<Jstbc.dl and not The sencs wmds up w1th a BELTED TIRES Best Quality SHIRTS FOR THE GRADUATE & FUN TIME .I MEMBERSHIP AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO Run-s cortng s mgles by pmchlutter Erl Crosby and Lou ehcd the mnUl to get the save Brock m the mnth mnmg lifted In the other NatiOnal League St Lou1s over Ch tcago Don ~ames Hous ton h<!at Atlanta , Kcssmge r 's error and M1ke 2-1, St Lou1s downed Chicago l'yson 'smgle set th~ stage for 6-4 , and I os Angeles edged the C1osby ,lncl Brock hits Cmcmnat1 , 3-1 The New York winch snapped a 4--4 ttc bother hun It was very r ewardmg to beat C1ncmnati ," he said "As n matter of fact, tt's very sat ts fymg tor me to beat B•ll Dave Lopes' two-run smg le climaxed a three-run tn the • mnth mnmg off Pedro Borbon to g1ve Los Angeles the v1ctory over Cmcmnat! Smgles by J oe Ferguson .md Wtlllc Crawford, Ron Cey s sacn!1ce bunt, an mtentwnal walk. a run sconng g1oundout by Steve Garvey a nd 1 opes two run s tngle dectded the game Ken F or sch pttched a four ~ httter as H Oll~ton turned back mngs to get the vu.:tory for the Ph ates and Jnn Rooker pit late 'I he Porates bombed hom for f1v e homers m one game last week but he hasn t let that FOR THE GRADUATE AGIFT Only Sl7 SO for a Master Member sa oo to add an Assoc1ate to your mem bers h1p bases on Gene Alley's s mgle .at Montreitl ~me was ramed out Jn the Amencan League, K•nsas Coty beat Texas, 6-1, · Ch1cago edged Minnesota, ~ . Dclrol\ blanked Boston. 1~ , New Yor~ beat Milwaukee, 4-2, lfi II mnmgs, Oakland blanked Cahforma, 4-0, and Baltimore downed Cleveland , 4-1 and walks to Milt May and pmch--hlttcr Rcn mc Stennett Atlanta Houston heat Pat &hmodt then committed his nobson v.t th two runs m the error on Chnes' dnve and cash fourth on s mgles by Cesar followed woth h1 s two-run Cedeno and Bob Watson, Lee double May s sacnhcc fly and Tommy Bob Moose went eight m Helms run scormg double and Wtlhe C1awf01 d s mgled off PedJ o Borbon, both advanced on a sacr1f1ce and B1ll Russell Pmch-runner Steve Yea ger scored on an mheld out and nave I ..opes s mgled home two runs Sutton h<JS had Ins troubles Of ChOICe Adams, a four-year veteran, But m the last of th e seventh , the P1rates loaded the 2-2 bunt by !ohnny Bench that b1 ought Ill Pete Rose from third In the mnth, Joe Fcrgmmn was walked to load the bases ADAMS 1 RADED PITTSBURGH (UP!) - 'the Pittsburgh Steelers traded t1ght end Bob Adams to the New England Patnots for an undisclosed future draft Carlton douWed m the top of the seventh and scored on Del Unser s double to t1e the game, record 4·3 Sutton went eight mnm gs, g1vmg up only f1vc hils, f,mnm g ftvc and walktng three Pete RIChert came m for Jtm Brewer to get the rmal three outs ~md preserve the 3-1 deciSIOn The game wa s sc01 elcss until the mghth when the Beds scored on a sm pnse two.{)ut Saturday s Games Ka nsas Clly at Oakland Mtnneso la at Ch1ago De tr oi t at Mtll <iu kee New York at Cleve !willie Tc xils M Ca ltf o( n a n19ht Boston a l Baltim ore n1ght ln1ernaitonal League S1andlngs Bv Umted Press lnternattonal Amencan DIVISIOn w I pet g b Roc hes te r 20 12 625 Syrilcusc 15 16 484 4111 Pawtu c ket 13 14 481 4 1 Toledo 13 22 '3 71 8•h National DIVISIOn wlpctgb Charles ton 19 12 " 61 3 20 13 t.06 Pe n1n su la Ttdewa tc r 18 15 545 '1 R1 cl1m ond 9 23 28 1 101 , Thursday s Results R1 c hm ond a t Tidewater (ppd ram) Syracu se 1,[ Roc hester 5 Toledo 5 Pawtuck e t 2 (lst gam e) toledo 3 Pawtu c ket ? {2nd gam e) Charleston at Pen1nsula lpdd r run) ' Nope, one for Don Sutton, who got over the 500 mark to make h1s Ha shtsh <J nan.: otl<: IS made from the top s and ten der parts of he mp Will rank above the rest A whole year of protection and serv1ce M.Jn double to give the PJiates .a 5-Z v1ctory over Carlton ~nd lht: l'hursday was a very sat1sfymg -ARROW- 8 S<'Venth to snap a 2-2 toe and Dave Cash followc'<l woth • t"o- hun mentally') C..1rlton satd pm I he board agreed to the fmal "FAMILY OUTING" OF pel gb 583 545 Philadelphia Phils The loss left Carlton W)th a 4Wfpctgb 6 mark and he ~Aasn't In a San Franc1sco 26 14 650 Houston 23 15 605 2 talkmg mood after the game as Cmc1nna l1 10 15 571 J• 1 pense It figured that the he answered most questions losAngeles 11 16 568 31 7 Atl.:mto 15 '20 429 51 , WJMmg run would score on an .,. w1th one word answers S.1n 01ego 14 n 378 101 , error Are you gomg to come out of Thursday s Re sults Th1rd baseman Mtke Sch. the slump soon' Yup," CarlSt LOUIS 6 c;h1cago 4 ton saod mtdt booted Gene Chncs' dr1ve Los Angeles 3 Clnc1nnal1 1 New Yo(k at Mo11lreal ppd "1th the bases loaded m the Is the bad startong affectmg De trot t New York M1lw aukee Ba ll1m orc Bos ton Clevela nd RB!s on h1s bases loaded t1 1ple Lou McKmncy drove m four 1uns Wilhout a hit' Burney and M1ke Ncsse lroad each had a double tha t mmn g somewhat a dtffe1ent season Among th ose collectmg the h urn las t yea 1, but the basketball coach • •• • er rors Floyd Brn ney emerged as battmg s ta1 , collcctmg three Ass 1s tant football coaches a s.':agned were Deryl Well , Adam Kr<Jhcl and Jtrn Arledge Spr.1gue r e stgncd a ~ assis tant • ~ h1ts, football and baseball coach • •• • • rour "alks , and th1 ee Well s ton sc m ed on seven w 71 15 18 lS Wcs1 KC pool staffed, readied SEE YOUR WHEELHORSE DEALER FOR 1973 TRACTORS NOW • • •• That's what 17 batters to the plate that fatal Golden Rocket mmng 1he) ~~ -~~~ Truth or Conseq 6 CBS Ch1<:ago New York Montreal SOUTHEASTERN DISTRICT TRACK RECORDS Yea r- Event 1971 - 170 H Hurdles 196J- 100 Yar,d Dash 1970...- JOO Ya rd Dash 1963- MIIe Run 197'2- 880 Relay Carleton loses sixth Ma1or League S1and1n.;u By Umled Press lnternahonal National league Eas1 Marauders whip Wellston 18-l Tele';~~~~~ 19~og SAINTS SIGN THREE 20 33 ADMITTED Ronnoe NEW ORLEANS (UP!) 9 00 - Masterp1ece Theatre 33 Room 222 6 13 C1rcleof Fear 3 4 15 Movtes The Sergeant 8 Donovan s Reef' 10 Un Th oma s , Pomeroy Jerry Auburn runrung back James derstandmg Afr1ca 20 Ja cks Jr , Pomeroy Sharon Owens and two other draft 9 30 - 0ddCouple6 13 WorldPress20 Wa1 net Pomeroy Joan ch01ces have been Signed by 10 00 - News 20 Love Amen can Style 6 13 Paul Nuch1ms 33 Bold Ones 3 4 15 Ca1 nahan, Lon g Bottom, the New Orleans Samts of the ll 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Karen Ph omas Pomeroy and Nallonal Football League 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 01 ck. Cavett 6 Mov1es The Story of G I Joe 8 Horror of Dracula" 10 ' Monster Zero' 13 Ronald Bosllc, Pomt Pleasant Owens, an 11th-round cho1ce, 1 00 ght Speclal3 4 15 Movte 01e Monster D1e 10 DISCHARGED - Mary also played cornerback, tall· 130 -- M1dn News13 • Baldwm Thelma Grueser back and hnebacker at Auburn 2 30 - News 4 ' SATURDAY, MAY 19 Wan en Reeves, Herman and \lias used for k1ck returns 6 ODTV Class Room 8 Kentucky Af1eld 13 Fa1th for Today 10 Jones Porter Loudm and Ted The others Signed by New 7 OD-Ne1ghbors 13 Farm Front 3 Fun for Everyone 6 Hatfield Sr Orleans were defensiVe tacKle Treehouse Club 8 10 Richard Watkms of Weber 7 15-Woman s Pomt of V1ew 13 7 30-Man from COSI 10 Farmbook 3 Treehouse Club 13 The first great mtss1ona1 y State and center Moke Evenson Sesdme St 20 D1ck Van Dyke 4 Gospel6 Abbott & Costello of North Dakota State \\a s the Apostle Paul 8 \ c terans Memorml Hospital Betty Debboe Wmdon G1rls ' State delegates Jan e More than 600 southern OhiO the defendmg Class AA thmclads represenb~g 44 h1gh champ1on schoolswolt JOUrney to Roo Coach Art Lanham IS the Grande College Saturday for meet director Pomts woll be the annual Southeastern Oh10 3\\arded on a lQ-8-6..+2-1 basts Teams parhc1pahng m the Class A and Class AA Dostnct track and l1eld meets Class A meet are Eastern of Prelinunartes for all events Poke County , Chesa peake, at Evans Field Will begm at 9 Kyger Creek, Huntmgton of am Ross, Umoto, Zane Trace, Coa1 Class A lield events will start Grove Crooksv tlle, Frankfort at 9 a m Class AA field events Adena, the 1971 state chamwill begm at I p m All runnmg piOn Hemlock-Miller, Latham events (fmals ) will begm at Western, Lucasvtlle, Lynch , 130pm burg Clay, Manchester, Boston , There will be 26 Class A Whoteoak , New teams part1c1patmg m the 1973 P1kelon , Portsmouth Clay, meet E1ghteen Class AA East and Notre Dam e, Eastern of Me1gs, R oss teams are entered Southeastern , South Chesapeake IS the defendmg of Webster, F ede r al Hoc kLng, Class A champiOn lronton JS North Galha and West Umon Class AA teams mclude Belpre, Galhpol!s, Greenfield, TWO. ON SUNDAY Hlllshoro, Ironton, Rock Hill , The Syracuse fast p1tch Vmton County, Mmford, New softball team w1ll play a double Lexmgton , Oak Hill, Portsheader Surday w1th Logan mouth West, Fairland, South Honor Camp at Syracuse Ball Pomt, Shendan, Warren Local, Park The first game woll get Waverly, Wellston and under~way at 2 p m Wheelersburg m 45 or 33 and a third for your stereo, 1\'s mce to have a 38 around best actor, Davod Webef, and WIN AT BRIDGE C1 oc ket H omemaker of Tomorro'"', Sandy Wood, and Cn sco Outstandmg StUdent, A tlmd team may be m gamzed due to the large • TUPPERS PLAINS - Two Roch,n d been pa1d, the $2 should be r Danforth • wmners declared Peewee players 3 11'11! a vasectomy rum h1s sex hfe forever' - FEELS LiKE MOM'S IN BED WITH US l' tn sorr} my a nswer to ques twn s Numbe .. 1 and 3 are I don't kn ow " Quest tOn Number 21 If "OUJ guess IS correct d psydiJ<:ttJJ St c.:a n prob.a bl y solve the p1 oble1n of 1mpoten~.:y He and you 1 dodOJ could also r eassw e your husband about a vasectomy whu.: h should dcfJmtdy NO I be t'OnstdcJ ed unt1l1t IS needed - H PS Andlag1Cc ~ lt 's noncofherd-busmess'' .. School Sta nrl inf.! s Rio Grande College to host track, field meets 2- The Dally Sentmel. MiddlepOrt-Pomeroy, 0, Ma) 1&, 1973 ' Th e famous Arrow nam e IS your guarantee of the best on style and performance 20% Discount To The Graduates lowest Price G78xl4 15 $2]95 $2895 SHORT SLEEVE FOR DRESS AND SPORT IN DACRON & COTION POLYESTER KNIT Plus Fed. Tax Mounted and Balanced Free! BAHR CLOTHIERS H&R .FIRESTONE Mtddleport, 0. 992-2238 MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' �4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 18, 1973 Meigs 4-H Club The Columbia Make-It 4-H Clu b met May 10 at the home of Mae Jord an . Ad\rlso rs attending the meehng were Mae • Jordan and Betty Johnso n. There were 14 members present. Project books were passe d out and disc uss ed . Debbie Miller, Ce lia Sh1ltz and Marcia Holcomb orgamzed a baseball game. Betty Jordan served refreshments. The next meehng will be May 24 at the home of Mae Jordan . - Betty Jordan. THE DANVILLE Sbamrocks 4-H Club met May 3 at the home of Mrs. James Kunath, adviw r with 13 present . A demonstration on insects was gJVen by Ricbard Basham. Tammy Kunath gave a special ~ report on Heatlh , , Mike McGuire led the club m ', a game of black magi c. Mary .: Colwell served refreshments . ·. - Shirley Smith. , THE MIXED-UP Hotshots + , H Club met May 9 at the '. Resear ch Center at Carpenter ' w1!h three adviSors . and 10 .· member s present. Business . . : discussed included a trip at the end of the season and money~ ·: makmg projects. Brad Largent gave a report ', on "Safety in the Home." ; Ricky a nd Ra lph Jord an ', served refreshments a nd ; softball was played. - Ralph Jorda n. A WI ENER ROAST on May SHIRT FINISHING '• SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9-0ut At 5 Use Our Free Parkmg Lot Cleaners 216 E. 2nd , Pomerov · ::::::::::~~·W.!W~::>"h:=:=::::Y.««= .Vews 17 at the Middleport Park was planned by tbe Up and At-Urn 4-H Club at their May 9th meeting at the home of Ruth Ann Mulford . Advisors attend· mg were Ruth Ann Mulford and Mary Ann Hoffman. There were 13 members present. Projects and the Plan-0-Rama were diScussed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Mulford and Mary Ann Hoffman. - Mary Ann Hoff. .. man . THE FIVE POINT Star Stitchers met May 7 at the home or Mrs. Nan White with 18 membe~s present. A Family Day at the roadside · par k on Route 33 will be held m June with~ picnic lunch an d games. Demonstrations were gJVen by Denise White, "Settmg the Stage" ; Tammie Star cher , "Tricks for Treats"; Kathy Pa rker , " Don 't Waste Vegeta bles," and Traci Sayre, "Safe Foods for a Packed Lunch." Advisors Eva Walker , Pat Holter, Ann Radford and Cla n ce Krautt er , Junior Leaders, and Joann McLaugb lin, a guest, helped members with their sewing and th e painting or ceramic animals, picture frames, and bud vases. Th~ next meetmg will be at th e home of Mrs. Jackie Starcher on May 20th at 12:30 p.m. when the girlS will work on their sewing projects and go on a nature hike. THE LEADING CREEK Crickets met on May II at the home or Betsy Herald With nine members and two advisors attending. Members diSCIL'sed raising money and Mary Jane Herald served refreshments. The next meeting will be June 8th at 3 p.m. at the home or Charlotte Brown. - LISa Gard· ner. Sy mntes \'alley, " 'inner IJI th" So uthrrn SecUonal Tmtnmment, -Aa!ii eli minated from the Class A Dlstrlcl Tourna ment at Chillicoth e Thursday. Jetr Welch pitched a onehiller in leading Portsmouth East to a 2-0 victory over Coac h Dave Dunfee's Vikings. The winners scored their runs in the fourth In· nl ng on an error and double. Rick Corn bad the only bit for the VIkings, a seventh In ning single. Jene Myers who had won eight straight ga mes was charged with his first loss of the year. Sym· -' Sheridan Sew-Rite sewing Apple Grove church graduates club has~ meet hosts Mother 's Day William Sheridan , Jr., son of A rumm~ge sale was set for Mr . and Mrs . William Jtme 4 and 5 in the former She ridan , Sr., Pomeroy, Pomeroy J11mor l:ligh School graduated from R1o Grande bmlding when the Sew·RtteCollege .Sunday. Sewing Club met Wednesday Sheridan returned to coUege mght at the home of Mrs. two years ago to complete Barbara Mullen , Middleport. requirements for hts bachelor Mrs. Judy Potter had charge ' of science degree after bemg in of the meeting with Mrs. the employment £1eld for 10 Evelyn G1Lmore' giving the years. His wife, the former trea surer 's report. Mrs Rachel Genheuner, has been Gilmore also furms hed the mes Va lley, th e curre ot employed at the Holzer 1tem for a fund-ra1smg auction , pace-setter in the Southern Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. with Mrs. Lenora McKnig ht to Va lley Athletic Conference, Sheridan and their three is slated to play Southern children reside m R10 Grande. Saturday. com· Attend 1ng the ~::;:;~:;;;:;:::-:-:-:-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::·::::::::~::::: mencement were Mr. and Mrs. William Sheridan, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ran dy Hawley, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Don Iles and sons, Galion; the Rev . and Mrs . Carver Williams and Bernard Fultz: prosecuting COLU MBUS - At feast two da ughters. Kenton; Mrs. Russ attorney, was guest speaker or the natlon's top table tenms Watson, Mrs . Olan Genheliiler , Tuesday mght at a meeting of players, Dal Joon Lee and John Minersville; Mrs. J . Edward th e Women's Auxihar y of Tann ehill , wlli be in the Foster, Pomeroyi Mrs. Caddie Veterans Memorial Hosp1 tal compehtton here Saturday and Wickham , Gallipohsi Mr. and His talk pertained to the Sunday of the Midwes t Mrs Wilham Knight and sons, making and probatmg of a w1ll . Regiona l Ta ble Tenms Miss Teresa Crush, and Mtss A questiOn and answer period Tour nament at Beatty Pam Byers, Pomt Pleasant, W. RecreatiOn Center, North Ohio Va . St. Lee, settled now m Columbus m busmess, 1s the U. S. open RUTLAND - Mrs. Homer singles champiOn , and Tan· semors of the church of the Parker, Rutland , a member of nehiH, pla ying out of Miami , h1gh school graduatmg class at the Rutland Friendly Ga rFla., but a nat1v e of Midthe evemng worship service o£ deners, has received an In· dleport , OhiO, IS ranked fourth v1talwn from the flower show F~r st Baptis t Church and a nationally in current s tan~ receptiOn honormg them was committee to exhibtt m the dmgs. held m the church basement Lee and Tannehill were following the serv1 ce The members or the 1971 U.S. team semors present to receive that competed in the world Bibles wer e NICk !hie, Mike tournament in Japan, and Nease, Larry Wilcoxen , Diane Tannehill was m the party that Norr1s and Demse Cross. entered China followmg that Mrs. Pats y (Hart) and MASON - Special awards tournament. Tannehill , 21, was children of Columbus and Rick were given at the dmner second-ranked (behind Lee) in Hart o£ Elliott, Mame, came to meeting or the Mason United 1970, 1971 and 1972 visit their mother, Mrs. Earl MethodiSt Women on Monday Hart, a patient at Holzer evemng . Mrs . Roy Tes t, Medical Center. president or the group , Miss Vera Beegle and Mr. welcomed those attending the man. It was reported that a Tommy Beegle v1sited Mr. treat Or cook1es were taken to Charley (Whitey) Beegle at Mother and Daughter potluck dinner. Mrs. William DeMoss, Syracuse Rest Home from the Chn sl 1an Anch o rage ventriloquist and Chuckle Ci rcle . Plans were made for Re tirement Home in Marietta, entertamed the ladies and thetr a layette to be taken to the Wo- Other VISitors mcluded Mrs men 's Conference. A program Clara Roush and daughter, guests. Mrs. Clarence McCloud by Mrs. Mam Roush followed: Mrs. E1ieen Stump of Akron gave the invocation . Miss Lena Gibbs was Subjec t, " What 1s Hope " ; who spent over night w1th Mr. readings included "What IS the and Mrs Robert McKelvey at presented the Special Mem· bersh1p Award of a pm and Nature of Our Hope", "What Belpre. certificate, and Mary Ahce Action does Hope Generate" . Frances Foster and Hazel Sisson, daugbter of Mr. and Scripture r-eadLngs were Carnahan visited Mrs . Lottie EphesianS. •· ·2· 11-22; · ·1: WIIC'p'xen ~t EllnWood Nursing Mrs·. J ohn Sisson, Mason, received an 'award for , the Thessalonians 5 6-11; ! Peter Home on Mother's Day . youngest daughter present. 3 13-22 ; ColosSians 1· 24-29 . Mr and Mrs. Steve Badgley Mrs . Sheila Howard, After a discussion on Hope, a and Kelli of Columbus aqd Mrs poem "What Have We Don e Brian Simpson, Lisa and daugbter of Mrs. Ruth Walk ~r , Richmond, Va ., was given a Today" was read. The session Dann, of Balhmore s pent gift for having traveled the close~ w1th smgmg "Great is Mother's Day weekend with farthest. Mrs . A. E. Scbaekel, Thy Faithfulness" and readmg their parents, Mr and Mrs. the mother whose birth place a benedictiOn m unison Ralph Badgley . (Norway) was the farthest Ronnie Salser , Superm . Mr and Mrs. Robert Swift away, received a gtft. lendenl of BaptiSt Church and Mr and Mrs. Michael A!tendmg were Mesdames School, presented flowers Kmnett and children, Todd and Russell Barton, Judy F1agg furmshed by Dallas Cleland to Chelsea of Columbus spent and Julie, Roy Test, Unda and the oldest mother, Mrs. Faye Mother's Day w1th Mrs . Swift's Kathy, A D. Humes, Glenna· Wilcox en, and the youngest parents, Mr. and Mrs. Franc1s Fruth, Carol Lyons, Sheila mother, Mrs. Beverly Cum- Morns. Howard, Ruth Walker , Myra mins . A booklet of meditations Mrs. Carrie Nease spent the Roush, Jeanette Miller , Jane for mother was given to all . weekend w1th her son, Mr. and Bird, Myrtle McCloud, Ruby Bibles were presented to the Mrs. David Nease and son at Jones and Mary, Edna Roush, r-- -- - - ------; . Baltimore. Joyce Carson , Beverly The Dai~ Sentinel Mrs . Mary Carson of Gregory, Stella Chat!in, OEVOTEO TO THE Coo]villewas aguestFridayof Maxine Arnold, Mary 1 Met ~l~~~~~ <~tReA Mr and Mrs . Cntt Bradford Aumiller, Frances Stewart and CHESTER L l"ANNEHILL. Mrs . Haze l Caranahan Lisa , Wmk Grinstead, Gary Exec. Ed . ROBERT HOEFLICH , \'lSI ted a week m Columbus Steward and Missie, Jack City Edttor . w1th Mr and Mrs. Vernon Fowler and Tammy, Gladdie, Publ rshed da ily exce pt Saturday by The Ohio Valley Bobb and Mrs. Fern Gilmore Stewart and Robin , Evelyn Pub lishmg Company , 111 Court St, Po me roy, Ohto , and s pent three days at Stewart, Carol Proffitt, Terri 45 769 Bus •ness Offr ce Phone Buckeye Lake with her Sister, and Ang1e, Evelyn Proffitt and 99 2 21 56, Ed ltor.al Phone 99 2 2157 Nancy, Gladys Thomas, A. E. Second class postage paid at Mrs. Loe Tisdale . Pomeroy , Ohio Mr-s. John Davis and £amliy Schaekel and Kay , Lena Gibbs, Natrona! advert 1s 1ng of Akron were Sunday guests o£ Cinderella Baier, Clara Roush, representat ive a oth nell• Gal lag he r, In c , 12 Ea st -4 2nd Mr. and Mrs . Bud Wmgett and Eff1e Nitz, Ulah Zerkle, Bonnie St , New York Crty , Ne w York Su b sc r rp tr on rat es . Mrs. Ann Coe . Other guests McFarland, Carla and M&ry, Deli ver ed by carrrer where avail ab le 55 cents per week , were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eaton Dixie Duff, Rhoda Yeager , By Mo tor Rout e wh ere earn er Recent guests ' or Mr and Gertrude Mitchell , Lavera se rv 1ce not a"Jallable One month, $2 By mallm Oh iOand Mrs. Ed1son Brace were Mrs. Yeager, Sally Ross, Betty LISh W va , One year , $16, Srx mon ths, months . sa 50 ; Three Wanda Brewer and son, Barry, and L!SB, June VanMatre, months , ss . El sewhere $1 8 of Denniston, Ky ., and Mrs. Barbara VanMatre and year , srx months S9 50 . three months, S5 50 Subscription Tom Brace and Mrs. Harvey Melinda, Enna Gilland, Connie price mc ludes Sunday Times Sent1nel 1 Sought of Parkersburg, W. Va and Debbie, Catherine Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hunf of JoAnne Harbour, Con me Letart •isited Mr. imd Mrs . Karschnik, Matilda Noble, Elza B1rch an evening Sarah Spencer , Maxine . Aldndge, Mary E. Capehart, Jackie Sisson, Man]yn, M1r1am and Mary Alice, Ruth l,yons, Faye Clifford and Angela, Dorothy Cartwngbt and Susie Daugherty. Hospital auxiliary hears prosecutor . Lee, Tannehill in Midwestern • " " Greenhous e Fresh " •3.00 DUDLEY'S. ' From •· 59 N. Second St . ~l!ldleport. o. ... By Mrs. Francis MorrJs The Es ther MissiOnary C!fcle met at the First Baptist Chu1-ch Monday evemng, May l4 Group singmg of "I'll Go Where You Want Me To· Go" opened the mee!ing. The lop1c of devotwns by Mrs. Edna Pickens was titled " fishers of Men". Sc npture, Matthew 4 18-20 and prayer. The buSlrteS!; :t':till ~~ l':ll'r14MtM by -" '" vice' ,, ' .cna '- Ir-' Mrs. !•"' &ura '~""' tVlVITts; LOOK TO US FOR THE BEST SEED CORN (FUNK'S & PIONEER) FERTILIZER (All ANALYSIS) Values I NOW AT ••• SUGAR RUN MILLS· "Service For Over 100 Years" 180 Mulberry 992-2115 Pomeroy followed Plans were made for a rum mage sale June 14, 15 and t6 by the auxiliary m the Coales BUlldmg, Middleport. Soc1al hostesses for th e meetmg were Mrs. Phylhs •Rowan and the exec utive committee . Mrs. Parker will exhibit Mother-daughter banquet held by women of church Racine Social Events FOLIAGE GARDENS APPLE GROVE, Ohio pruv1de the next one. Mrs. Muther's Day was celebrated Martha Hoffm an and Mrs. with a p r~ram at the AppiC' Nett1e Boyer w1JI ho!):t the next Grove Unttcd l\lelho1J1st Church Sunday with Mrs. Doll) meetin g. A dessert course was served Wolfe, supermtendent, leading by Mrs. Mullen to those nam~d the service . The cong regatton sang the and Mrs. Lucy White, Mrs. Flo StriCkland, Mrs. J oan Hoff. hymn, " Tell Mother. I'll Be man , Mrs. Ann Browning, Mrs. There." Lucille Rhodes read a Sh~rl e y Baity, Mrs. Belly poem , " Mother Mme." and Wehrung, Mrs Mildred Wells, Alden Thaxton reali the poem, Mrs. Carolyn McDamel and " Mother 's Day " A recitation ' ' A Mother 's Wayward Son.'' Mrs. Donna Handley. was gJVen by Bertha Robmson il nd Mrs. Alden Thaxton sang a artistic des1gn section of the Ohi o Associa tiOn of Garden Clubs' conventiOn flower show, to be staged Aug. 14-16, at Wooster College Mrs Parker was inv1ted to exhibit m Class 60 "Garden Thera py, " an arrangeme nt usmg £lowers and vegetables to be set m a ple·shaped niche . Entries for the slate flower show are by mvttation only. Party honors Mrs. Smith DANVILLE - Mrs Emma Sm1 th was honored with a :mrp rise birthday party on her 70th birthday, May 7, at the home of her sonand daughterin-law , Mr . and Mrs. Rolland Sm1lh, Danville Her children who attended the party were seven sons , Chf£ord , Ashland , Ky.; Paul , Bidwell ; Denms, Borderland, W. Va : Curtiss, Ewmgton; Clayt on, Langsv ille, and Rolland and Carl, Dam !Lie, and two daughters, Chnstme, Cleveland and Dathel, Turkey Creek , Ky Two ch ildr en, Rober t and Mae were unable to attend Mrs. Smith was presented w1 th a cake and severa l gtfts She has 29 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren . Coin club will mret on Monday The OH KAN Com Club will hold a re gul a r bus Lness meetm g Monday, May 21 at 8 p.m . m the meeting rooms of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Elecln c Company bUIIdmg on Mill Street in Middleport. A soc1al hour, buy and sell sesswn precedes the meetm g w1th out of town coin dealers on hand . Area residents interested in cotn s , pap er m oney, and related 1tems .t~ re cordtally mv1ted to attend. A com auction wili follow the meetmg., and refr es hments Will ~e se rved. Twenty- fl vc ne w membe rS were gamed last mon th. OBSERV E POPPY DAYS RACINE - Poppy Days are be 1ng observed tOday and tomorrow m Rac1t1e by the Ame n can Lcgwn Auxihary of Hacme Posl602 and the JUnior members 'iolll(• , ·· Hock Me to Sleep, M!Jther ." ~' lowers dona t ed to the church by Dallas Cleland were presented tu Bertha Robinson, the oldest rtJOther , an d to Jan Norns, the youngest mother. Ur:wllillfllfl Dannv Sayre The leaning tower o f P 1sa +n Tuscany . ltaty, has stood 1n apparen t def1ance of the laws of grav 1ty fo r long er than seven and a ha lf centunes But the tower, pne o f the world's most famous landma rk s. IS engaged 1n a race aga 1nst death Sc1en t1sts bel1eve that un less a way IS found to stop t he grad ually s1nk 1ng towe r , 1t Wi ll uumble iO tess than e1ghty years ltal•an sC!enh sts, trantic ove r the futu re of the tower, are feve n shly try1ng to f1 nd a way to save 11 The idea 1s not to str.:11gh ten the 'tower but to rPmfn r c~ 1t so that if mav cont1nue to lean w1th safety . Of legends th ere are many, b ut only one mys tery How lo ng will the tower of P1sa con ll nue to de fy the laws of grav it y' Re l1ned wa ter ha s become a legend 1n Its t1 me by deve lopi ng a water re t1n1ng app l1an ce th at retur ns ord ina ry tao water to 1ts purest form You r water will be clea n. spar kl ing and un contaminated - free fro m the und esirable sol tds that ca use rus t and cloud mess, tas tes and odors Call 882 25'25 for fr ee wa ter ana lyS IS SAYRE HARDWARE 882·'2525 New Ha"en , W. Va . .2 ROOMS AND HALL Includes : 12'xl5' _Living Rm 9' x12' Bedroom 3' x12' Hall COMPLE TELY IN STALLE O WALL fO WAL L ALL FOR ONLY Qua lr ty 501 nvlon ca rpeting wr lh heavy foam rubber pad, experf ta ckless 1nsta llation Choice of colors All work guaranteed See Wendell Grate for thrs buy, or fr ee est imate on any carpet mstalfatron RUTLAND FURNI'tURE~' PH 742-4211 THE BEST WENDELL GRATE RUTLAND, 0. Osl>orne Social Calendar ~\ I\ ~ :~ FR IDAY TH E REV. Ro} Rose . Coolville, evangelist for specia l services at Long Bo l tom Umted Methodist Church, 8 p.m. nightly through Saturday. Public mvited RACIN E Lodge 461 f&AM special meeung Fnday, 7. 30 p.m . Work m Master Mason Degree. All master masons mvited Refreshments . VARIETY SHOW, 7:30 p m. at Syra c use Grade School sponsored by Syra cuse Fire Department Ladtes Aux1hary. Refres hments and door prizes. Some performers in clude Larry's Singmg Country , Ray Frank and the Spec1al Sound , Ralph Hudson, Maxine Sayre and Cmdy Patterson. CHURCH servwes at Church of Chrtst in Christian Umon, Pearl Stree t, Middleport , Wednesday through Sunday, 7· 30 p m mghlly. The Rev Carroll Sheets, Bidwell, w1ll be the guest speaker. The pu blic IS mv1ted to attend. COMBINED MEETING, Pomeroy . Middleport Uons Club, and the Middlepor t . Pomeroy Rotary Club, p1cmc Fn day 6 p.m. at the Flatwoods farm of Richard Chambers. SATURDAY MEIGS Vica Club w11L hold a yard sale at 9 a m at home or D1xie Snyder , 176 Beech Street, MLddlepor t , weather per· rm ttmg rmttm g. INSPECTION at Hemlock Grove Grange, 8 p rn . Mem· bers to br ing sandwiches or· pies. See Our Great Selection Of GIFTS For the Graduates and June Brtdes MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE We W1re F towers Everywhere ECOLOGY STUDIED The Spec1al No. I class at the Pomeroy Elementary, workmg on a umt tn ecology, IS pamtmg cans for waste to be placed on lhe playgro.md at the school. Mrs. Demse Gibson 1s the teacher and Mrs. Gertrude Casto the a1de . Al so at Pomeroy Elementary, Mrs. Joyce Vance has accepted employment at the Me1gs Mme and was preseQ!ed a g1£t by th e Staf£ Fr1day. Robert Morns, pnnc1pal, has been asked by Oh10 Uni versity to represent lhe school as a member of the S.E.O. Reading Co un cil The first meetmg will be held • Monday, May 21 at OU. NEWS CARS PRESENTED NEW YORK (UP! ) - Yvan Cournoyer, the hero of Montreal's Stanley Cup championship, and George McGmrus, who led the Indiana Pacers to the Amer~can Basketball AJJ. sociat10n title, were presented. new cars Thursday m recogni· tlon of their accomplishments . 992-2039 PURINA BIG'UN •• Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs Mrllard Van Meter Ph. 992-5721 Ph 992-2039 A-C-M-1-A INCOME ACCOUNT Proven on the foals at th e Pur ina Hor se Research Cen ter, for the benefit of you r foa ls . Now ava ilable at our store Interest Checks Mailed Monthly or Quarterly ERN SUPPLY Meigs Co~ Branch @ The Athens County Savmgs & loan Co. 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohm All Accounts lnsured To ~2iFSL-~ ' . . .. ·,::,,.. . ~ . .... ·~~ ,~\ SUNDAY HOMECO MI NG, • Nao mi Baphs l Church. Sermon by the Rev. Samuel Jackson, pastor at 11 a 111 ; dm ner at noon; the Rev. H L Butler. Columbus, guest speaker at 4 p m w1th mus1c by the Gospel Travelers Chor us. Columbus Pubhc InVIted , MONDAV MEIGS County Pioneer and HIStorical Society, 1:30 p m.. at lhc muse um . Plans for "Ht>ntage Sunday·· Will be made. Committee members and any interested persons of the county arc"mv1ted Mi ss Luctll e Sm it h was Clct tcd regent of Retur n Jun.ct than M etgs Cha pter of the Daughters of !he Amencan Revo lutiO n a t a mee t1n g . Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Thereon Johnson. Other off1cers named for the 1973-74 year were Mrs . J ohnson, vice regent ; Mrs. Dayton Parsons, chaplain; Mrs. J . E. Harley, re c ordm ~ secretary ; Mrs. Jam es Br e wington , correspondmg sec:reiliry ; Mrs. Pear l Mora, treasurer; Mrs Ed Fosler, registrar ; Mrs TUESDAY Clarence Struble, historian; AMERI C AN L eg 1o n Mrs . George Skinne r , Auxilwry, Racme Post 602 , 8 hbranan. p. m. a t the hall · Plans were made durmg the J UN IOR AMERICAN Leg10n rneetmg presided over by Mrs . Auxtlia1y, Feeney -Bennett J . Edward Foster, regent, for Post! 28, Middleport, 7 p m. at Ihe annual flag day picnic to be the hall held on June 8 m the Archery WEDNESDAY BUl ldmg at Royal Oak Park AMER ICAN LEGION The hostesses Will furnish the Aux1 1i ar y, Feeney-Be nnett ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mrs. Thelma Berry, dessert and beverage, wh1le Pos t 128 , potluck at 6·30 p m. 338 Williams St , Middleport, is announcing the engagement members arc to ta ke a covered \Hth Jegwnna1res to be guests. o£her daugb ter, Opal Mae, to Chesler Glen W1gal, Jr., son o£ chsh. Auxthary members to take a Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wigal, 448 South Second St., Mid· Vote d mto me mbe rs hip covered d1sh Meetmg e~t 7·30 dleport. Both M1ss Berry and her £lance are 1972 graduates of pend1n g a pprova l of line pm Meigs H1gh School W1ga l works at th e Pomeroy Sunoco pape1 s we re Mrs . Robert StatiOn . Weddm g plans are incomplete. Crou g, MISS He1d1 Milhoan , Miss J uh Rose and Mrs Rog~ r :· :;::·· ::·:::::::~::::::::: ::::::::;.::::::::;.;:;: :::::::·: :·:·:·:::·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:· :·:·:·:·.·:::::· .-;·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::: ::::::::::::::%;:;:::;:;~:; MONDAY Luckeydoo. Mrs Patn ck Lochar y displayed a 1929 newspa per con La mmg an account of a :::;::: flee rs, cornnuuee cha irpersons ·:;: ::~ and. an y In terested alurnm Re Lur n J ona th an Me1gs Cha pter dmner meetmg and recepti on for the wtfe of a gove rnor of Ohio, Mrs Mye rs Y Cooper, founder of the Miss Opal Mae Berry -~1 Gir Sco ut I Diary By I Charlene Hoeflich ·. 12" I I I I _Royal Crown I Catalog Merchant Bottling Company· I I ::20 E Marn Pomeroy I Middleport I PH. 992-2178 I , SEARS L-----------J diagonal Portable TV Mochll Music By : CHEVRONS/rom Parkersburg , W. Va. DANCE FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT- MAY 18-19 IP3100JW Th1s Bfack·andWhite Portab le TV packs plenty of performance for crisp, bright pictu res Polystyrene cabitr,l t rn Walnut gram fm ish. has FHA tea second an nual mothP.r daugh ter tea was held at Eastern H1gh School Tuesday by !he Eastern Cha pter o£ lhe Fu tu re Homema kers of 1\mcn cn Sandra Woods, pr eside nt , g.t~ve !he welcome w1 th cha pter mothers bemg rccogmzed In the tJI"Oup were Mrs. ·Edna Woods, Mrs FranCIS Reed,Mrs Deloris Frank and Mrs Lou Roseberry Eac h of the glfls DAY CAMP FOR THE B1g Bend Neighborhood of the Four the n presented her mother RIVers Girl Scout Camp wtH ha ve to be cancelled unless ad· .' With a red rose m a pprecJa tl on ditional volunteer help can be secured . fiJr the li me and assJstctn ce • A second traimng sessiOn conducted by Mrs. A R. Kmghl held they have contn buted to the at her Lmcoln H1ll home Monday wa; attended by only two pt ogram workers - both from the Salisbury trbops. Rece1v ing JUni or deg r ee ~ The possibility of gettmg seruor citizens, who perhaps ih We re V1escl Duva ll, Pam Ka utz years past were mvolved m scoutmg, to ass 1st wtth U1e day camp e~nd De bb1e Windon The program 1s bemg mvesh gated chaptenlcg rces were awarded Mrs. Knight w11l conduct a third trairung sesswn Monda y 1f I<J Ce~ t hy De~ v ts , Conme Dalley, more mterest is shown in the day ca mp prog ram I_A!adcrs, Ins Ptgotl cwd J oann Pulhns assistant leaders, troop conunittee members ;,tnd others in· Tile o££1cers msta lled by terested in the scoutmg program are asked to adv1sc Mrs. candle ligh t were Miss Ptgott, Knight. prcs1denL, M1ss Dav1s, v1ce AGAIN ~ unl ess more voiWltee r help for the f1ve day, 9 am . pres1d ent ; M1ss Du va ll , to 3 p m , day camp scheduled £or the week of .June 18, lhe ,s cc1e t.u y , Pam S<Jm s, program may ha ve to be cancelled lrea::;urer ; Pam K .t~u lz, pa r ltame nl anan ; Deb bi e Wtnd(Jn, news rcporler ; Na ncy R1d enou1, rccrcatwn leader ; Barhara Coates, histonan and DEXTER - Shirley Ann Columbus ; Mr and Mrs. Dan CHthy Coa tes. song leader. McDonald, daughter of Mr. McDonald and two daughters, Mb s P1gutt and Mrs Jamce and Mrs Sonny McDonald, Mrs. Rome McDonald, Mr. and R1 tch1e then prese nted each of Dexter, was honored with a Mrs Charles Roush and Joey, the seniors with a red rOSe and party May 9 m celebration o£ New Ha ven and Mr. and Mrs. a charge. They we re Lana her e1ghth birthday. She 1s the J ohn Frank Ho£fman Send ing Bcnedum , Marcia Carr. Cmdy granddaughter o£ Mr. and Mrs. gifts were Mrs. J ohn f Hoff. ra rrar, Donna Lan tz, Joyce John Frank Horrman, Mason man , Chester , Mr . and Mrs Meyer< . Debbi e M1llhone , Attendmg were Mr. and Mrs Clarence Mattox Jr. and Ro ~;e m a r y Heed, Deb bie Dave McDonald and son, children Mark, Sa ndy · a nd Rt chardson, Rose Roseberry , Ke ith , Pom eroy ; Wanda Ca Lhy P1t kcns Spence r , Mullens and two sons, Tracy Barbara Well and Sandy Wood McKmney and Mrs. Forrest The outs l.andmg fres hm<Jn SH. CITIZENS TO ME ET Cas to and Way ne Casto, award went to NJCsel Du va ll In ..Dbset;.vance of May bemg Mason and she we~ s presented a charm Semor C1t1zens month, Thurs. b r <:~ ce le l The outs tan di ng day, May 24, m the aud1 tonum sem or award wen L to Sandy at the Semor Citize n Center, WITH BROTHER Wood who was g1vcn a silver Porn.croy J umor I·hgh School, Mrs J a mes Criswe ll, <.: nrd tra y Refres hment.') were there Wi ll be a county-w1de Mtddleport, 1s m Zanesvi lle served mceh~ g from 3 to 7 p m. A w1 th her brother, Albert Hlad, potluck dmner w1 1l be served at Cambndge, who 1s a surg ici! l RECE I VF.~ DEGREE 5 30 Those attendmg are to pat ien t at the hosp1lal 1n HACINE - Mrs . Ma rsha ll bn ng their own ta ble serv1ce Zanesvi lle She returned only r Deburah Hill 1 Roush, Racme, Coffee and entertammen t w1ll re cently fr om Ca mb ndge R D, rece1ved her bachelor of be fur ms hed where her brother , Augus t SCience degree m elemen tary Hlad und erwent surgery, and h1 s \\olfe was hosp1tal1 zed. educa tiOn •fr om R1o Grande College Sun day duri ng the 97lh ( (JII O\\IIl g a heart attack annuH I commencement She Will teach next fall m the Meigs HOST GUESTS Loca l Schuul District For the Molher's Day guests Mr. pa st quarte r , Mrs. Roush and Mrs Da le Walburn , Steve rece ived a 3 8 grade avera~ e. ;:~nd ,hll Anne, Mtddleport, /\ Uend tng her graduatiOn \\ ere \"O cre Waller Franklt n Clark Ma rsha ll Roush and son, Joey, and suns, Mar k. and Brad, Mr. and Mrs. Vtrgii Roush, Mr. ' Ptnn t Pleasant ; Mrs Arawana and Mrs Dallas Hill , Mrs Planis and chi ldren , B6bby and Darrell Norns an d Tra d, Mrs. De Phoney and Mrs Dana D~oll y Wolfe and Mrs Rny Hamm DonoiJCV. MOTOROLA I I I I I I :~s~:~:o~~~~~~:~~~~~~~: I;;;;;;:; High Geraniums and petunias were planted at Middleport Village hall Monday evening by the fourth graders of Middleport Junior Troop 39 The fifth and s1xth graders or the lroop were attendmg camp w1th the Bradbury School at canters Cave, nea r Jackson. from there the glfls went to the Legwn Memon al Par-k on Mill St. for a wiener roast In the group' were Connie Bailey, Ruth Ann Blaker, Angela Houchins, Lydi a J ohnson, Ka!ie Lewis, Mmdy Long, Angela Payne, Kimberly Payne, Barbara Thomas, Cindy Weaver, Mrs. Ri chard Long, Mary Beth Long, Ri chard Long, Jenmfer Wtse, Susarme Wise and Mrs . Roscoe W1se, leader Mrs. Sylvia Byer asSisted the troop m the planting of £lowers. Tuesday at 5 p.m at the home of Mrs. Fred Gibbs, the Sixth grades of the Middleport 1unior lroop w1ll be guests of the Mid· dleport Cadette Troop . Miss McDonald honoree ATHENS COUNTY MONTHLY 399WEST MAIN STREET , 992-2164 POMEROY, 0 . THE STORE W/Tf-1 "All KINDS OF STUFF" FOR PETS- STABlES- lARGE AND SMAll ANIMAlS LAWNS - GARDE NS Lucille Smith elected regent lr--------::;;:;;;:::::::;;;~;;J · ISears I! VALUES .f-!9.:::::::.:::::::;:~::::::::::::x:~~-::m:'.x:::::-x~~.=.:::::::-;:::::::::::::::.:·:=:=:=:=:·:·:-:·:·:·:=:=;=r For All Occasions Here's _ the Man To See For ••• Wlfh Hea ' y Foam Rubber Pad $ - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 18, i97l FLOWERS EHI CARPET SPECIAL -. W1lh Chn <;, !ran Fnends St. l'aul Lutheran Church WHISPERING PINES NITE CLUB Route. 7 North of Pomeroy WERNER RADIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT 0. Ohwana !Jbrary, and other top D.A.H . offi cers u£ Ohw. The affcnr w~ s held at the Lmcoln Hill home of Mrs . Dor S<:haef£er. The meeting opened in rituahstlc form with the pledge of allegiance and a recitation of the National Aiithem. Members named a ravonte bwlding £or roll call . Mrs. Lochary read the prestde nt general's message from the Nahonal D.A R magazme . The nah onal defense rev1ew was giVen by Mrs. Emerson Jones wh o advtSed parents to cxamme the textbooks bemg used 1n the schools today £or anh-Amertcan propganda. She also spoke of the detenorahon orthe U S Na vy and ca utioned Ame n cans to be alert to the s lippin g awa y or fr eedom, cuncludmg that devot10n to God never beComes old fashi oned or uut..uf.Qate. M1ss Snu th , pr og ram cha irwoman, introduced Mrs. Helen Hayes, who ga ve a paper on the planmng for the Federal Distn ct. Arch1 tec ts from abroad were engaged to plan the design with the winner or competlllon £or design being L'Enfant who was assisted by Thomas Jefferson The 17 members attending enj oyed a buf£et with sandwiches, cake, coffee and punch bemg served Hostesses were Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Clarence Struble. Ohio Valley Grange has recent meeting LETART FAL!.'i - Ohio Valley Gran ge mel at th e hall Thursday at 8 p.m w1th Worthy Master Early Roush Ill lhe chair Mrs. Dorothy Johnson , a non. me mber sponsored by Florence Smith, won first place m the three-p1ece dress contest sponsored by )he State Grange. 'Deputy and ' Mrs . ·' virgil Atkins were guests and inspected the Grange. Mrs Atkms announced Rural Life Sunday Will be held at the Friendly Hills Grange camp at Zanesville on June 10 A lit erar y program was given by the lecturer, Mrs. Hobert Smith . Her theme was "Motherhood, " and a tribute to Ceres. Readings were "The Legend of Ceres," Florence Smith ; "Ode To Ceres," 11 Gladys Shields; Dear Mother, " Alice Balser; " Mother In Love," Elizabeth Rou&~ ; "My Mother," .Bertha Robinson ; "' Grandmother's Trunk," VIcki Ables : ' ~ Name In The Garden," Erma Wllwn, and "My Mother's Apron," by Valerie Johnson. Refreshments of ice cream, pie, .. coffee and iced tea were served . Baptist Church has workers ' conference been planned for 7 30 p.m. Monday night at the church. The Mount Monah Baptist Church will also parlic1pate m the Bible sc hool Teachers, helper, craft In structors and others mvolved m Lhe program are asked to SOCIETY TO MEET attend the meeting at which The Me1gs Co unty Pwneer t1me !mal plans will be made m1d Hi :itOr ic.t~l SoCiety wlll £or the school. Mrs . Millon rncct Munday, May 21 , .t~t 1.30 Hood Is director and will be p rn . at the museum on But· assis ted by Mrs . Charles tern ut Ave., Pomeroy. Plans Edwards Childrt;!n, age four fu r " Herita ge Sunday ," which through the rourth grade or the w11l be held June 17 during community are mvtted to alRegatta Weekend , will be lend. d1scussed. ~e mbers of the A picmc will be held on June committee <md an yone in the 12 w1th a closing program and coun ty who 1s mteres led m the craft display . on Wednesday proJect are mv1ted. evening, Jw1e 13, at 7·30 p.m Classes w1ll be held £rom 9 a .m • to II 30 am . each day SU NDAY VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Larry Oxley an d Lon , Mr. and Mrs. Roger l.i~htfool and th m daughters, Pata skala, and Mr and Mrs Bill Willford and three sons, Rutlan d , were weekend v1s1torsof Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Burdette and son, Bob On Sunda y they atte nded th e gradua lwn of Robert S Bur· del le or RIO Grande College . " Prayer Ch an~es Thtngs" wa s the devotional topic or Mrs. M I.. French at a meeting IJ( the Women's SociPty of Ch r1 s t1 a n Serv1ce M ~~r·d~y n i~ h t at the H ~at l 1 Umted Methodist Church Mrs French presented a med1tat l0 n wn tte n by a Meth odi s t mtmste r wh o commented on self.-d.ISClpline m prayer . Several hyrnns were quoted by the leader who concluded with prayer . Mrs. Jack Bechtle preSided a l the meetmg using m her greetmg the poem. "I Thought My Soul .. ". There was a pta no solo, "Sweet Hour of Pray er " by Mrs Ma ry Rmehart, and Mrs. Bechtle conducted a B1ble quiz. A thank you note was read fr om the Rutland women who were guests at a meetmg last month . Also rea d was a note from Mrs . Charles Swanson wh o had shown slid es at a forme r mee tmt;: ll was noted thut the chHngc of celebrahon Will be}held at O'Hara Arena at Dayton m the nea r future. Mrs . Bechtle rea d a letter fr om the d1stn ct president on the annual conference and the schools of nnsswns to be he ld in July and August A ptcmc was planned for ,June. JL was re ported that $182.50 was made on the recent rum m a~e sale. and Mrs. Ea rl Kn1ght, Mrs . M C Wilson, Mrs. F. 0 Ra il and Mrs .' J ohn Krawsczyn served a salad co urse. A pink arrangeme nt and tapers were used on the ta ble Members signed a round ·rObln card for Mrs. Glenn Lambert who has been a pati ent at the Holzer MediCal Center CONVALESCING S. Sgl Walter Mu rray Ham s IS recupc ratmg at the home of Ius parents, Mr and Mrs . Charles Searles, Pea rl St , M1ddlepor l. S. Sgt. Hams was serwusly tnjured on New Year 's Day m an automobile accident 11nd has been confmed to lhe Anms tan , Ala. Noble Army Hospital since that t1me. He has und ergone three maJOr opera twn s. He 1s here to convalesce for a month, and then Will report to the hospitaL SPEA KING OF Hair Styling by KAY Precisely wha t are you look mg for when you vis1! you r beauty salon? 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Project books were passe d out and disc uss ed . Debbie Miller, Ce lia Sh1ltz and Marcia Holcomb orgamzed a baseball game. Betty Jordan served refreshments. The next meehng will be May 24 at the home of Mae Jordan . - Betty Jordan. THE DANVILLE Sbamrocks 4-H Club met May 3 at the home of Mrs. James Kunath, adviw r with 13 present . A demonstration on insects was gJVen by Ricbard Basham. Tammy Kunath gave a special ~ report on Heatlh , , Mike McGuire led the club m ', a game of black magi c. Mary .: Colwell served refreshments . ·. - Shirley Smith. , THE MIXED-UP Hotshots + , H Club met May 9 at the '. Resear ch Center at Carpenter ' w1!h three adviSors . and 10 .· member s present. Business . . : discussed included a trip at the end of the season and money~ ·: makmg projects. Brad Largent gave a report ', on "Safety in the Home." ; Ricky a nd Ra lph Jord an ', served refreshments a nd ; softball was played. - Ralph Jorda n. A WI ENER ROAST on May SHIRT FINISHING '• SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9-0ut At 5 Use Our Free Parkmg Lot Cleaners 216 E. 2nd , Pomerov · ::::::::::~~·W.!W~::>"h:=:=::::Y.««= .Vews 17 at the Middleport Park was planned by tbe Up and At-Urn 4-H Club at their May 9th meeting at the home of Ruth Ann Mulford . Advisors attend· mg were Ruth Ann Mulford and Mary Ann Hoffman. There were 13 members present. Projects and the Plan-0-Rama were diScussed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Mulford and Mary Ann Hoffman. - Mary Ann Hoff. .. man . THE FIVE POINT Star Stitchers met May 7 at the home or Mrs. Nan White with 18 membe~s present. A Family Day at the roadside · par k on Route 33 will be held m June with~ picnic lunch an d games. Demonstrations were gJVen by Denise White, "Settmg the Stage" ; Tammie Star cher , "Tricks for Treats"; Kathy Pa rker , " Don 't Waste Vegeta bles," and Traci Sayre, "Safe Foods for a Packed Lunch." Advisors Eva Walker , Pat Holter, Ann Radford and Cla n ce Krautt er , Junior Leaders, and Joann McLaugb lin, a guest, helped members with their sewing and th e painting or ceramic animals, picture frames, and bud vases. Th~ next meetmg will be at th e home of Mrs. Jackie Starcher on May 20th at 12:30 p.m. when the girlS will work on their sewing projects and go on a nature hike. THE LEADING CREEK Crickets met on May II at the home or Betsy Herald With nine members and two advisors attending. Members diSCIL'sed raising money and Mary Jane Herald served refreshments. The next meeting will be June 8th at 3 p.m. at the home or Charlotte Brown. - LISa Gard· ner. Sy mntes \'alley, " 'inner IJI th" So uthrrn SecUonal Tmtnmment, -Aa!ii eli minated from the Class A Dlstrlcl Tourna ment at Chillicoth e Thursday. Jetr Welch pitched a onehiller in leading Portsmouth East to a 2-0 victory over Coac h Dave Dunfee's Vikings. The winners scored their runs in the fourth In· nl ng on an error and double. Rick Corn bad the only bit for the VIkings, a seventh In ning single. Jene Myers who had won eight straight ga mes was charged with his first loss of the year. Sym· -' Sheridan Sew-Rite sewing Apple Grove church graduates club has~ meet hosts Mother 's Day William Sheridan , Jr., son of A rumm~ge sale was set for Mr . and Mrs . William Jtme 4 and 5 in the former She ridan , Sr., Pomeroy, Pomeroy J11mor l:ligh School graduated from R1o Grande bmlding when the Sew·RtteCollege .Sunday. Sewing Club met Wednesday Sheridan returned to coUege mght at the home of Mrs. two years ago to complete Barbara Mullen , Middleport. requirements for hts bachelor Mrs. Judy Potter had charge ' of science degree after bemg in of the meeting with Mrs. the employment £1eld for 10 Evelyn G1Lmore' giving the years. His wife, the former trea surer 's report. Mrs Rachel Genheuner, has been Gilmore also furms hed the mes Va lley, th e curre ot employed at the Holzer 1tem for a fund-ra1smg auction , pace-setter in the Southern Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. with Mrs. Lenora McKnig ht to Va lley Athletic Conference, Sheridan and their three is slated to play Southern children reside m R10 Grande. Saturday. com· Attend 1ng the ~::;:;~:;;;:;:::-:-:-:-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::·::::::::~::::: mencement were Mr. and Mrs. William Sheridan, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ran dy Hawley, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Don Iles and sons, Galion; the Rev . and Mrs . Carver Williams and Bernard Fultz: prosecuting COLU MBUS - At feast two da ughters. Kenton; Mrs. Russ attorney, was guest speaker or the natlon's top table tenms Watson, Mrs . Olan Genheliiler , Tuesday mght at a meeting of players, Dal Joon Lee and John Minersville; Mrs. J . Edward th e Women's Auxihar y of Tann ehill , wlli be in the Foster, Pomeroyi Mrs. Caddie Veterans Memorial Hosp1 tal compehtton here Saturday and Wickham , Gallipohsi Mr. and His talk pertained to the Sunday of the Midwes t Mrs Wilham Knight and sons, making and probatmg of a w1ll . Regiona l Ta ble Tenms Miss Teresa Crush, and Mtss A questiOn and answer period Tour nament at Beatty Pam Byers, Pomt Pleasant, W. RecreatiOn Center, North Ohio Va . St. Lee, settled now m Columbus m busmess, 1s the U. S. open RUTLAND - Mrs. Homer singles champiOn , and Tan· semors of the church of the Parker, Rutland , a member of nehiH, pla ying out of Miami , h1gh school graduatmg class at the Rutland Friendly Ga rFla., but a nat1v e of Midthe evemng worship service o£ deners, has received an In· dleport , OhiO, IS ranked fourth v1talwn from the flower show F~r st Baptis t Church and a nationally in current s tan~ receptiOn honormg them was committee to exhibtt m the dmgs. held m the church basement Lee and Tannehill were following the serv1 ce The members or the 1971 U.S. team semors present to receive that competed in the world Bibles wer e NICk !hie, Mike tournament in Japan, and Nease, Larry Wilcoxen , Diane Tannehill was m the party that Norr1s and Demse Cross. entered China followmg that Mrs. Pats y (Hart) and MASON - Special awards tournament. Tannehill , 21, was children of Columbus and Rick were given at the dmner second-ranked (behind Lee) in Hart o£ Elliott, Mame, came to meeting or the Mason United 1970, 1971 and 1972 visit their mother, Mrs. Earl MethodiSt Women on Monday Hart, a patient at Holzer evemng . Mrs . Roy Tes t, Medical Center. president or the group , Miss Vera Beegle and Mr. welcomed those attending the man. It was reported that a Tommy Beegle v1sited Mr. treat Or cook1es were taken to Charley (Whitey) Beegle at Mother and Daughter potluck dinner. Mrs. William DeMoss, Syracuse Rest Home from the Chn sl 1an Anch o rage ventriloquist and Chuckle Ci rcle . Plans were made for Re tirement Home in Marietta, entertamed the ladies and thetr a layette to be taken to the Wo- Other VISitors mcluded Mrs men 's Conference. A program Clara Roush and daughter, guests. Mrs. Clarence McCloud by Mrs. Mam Roush followed: Mrs. E1ieen Stump of Akron gave the invocation . Miss Lena Gibbs was Subjec t, " What 1s Hope " ; who spent over night w1th Mr. readings included "What IS the and Mrs Robert McKelvey at presented the Special Mem· bersh1p Award of a pm and Nature of Our Hope", "What Belpre. certificate, and Mary Ahce Action does Hope Generate" . Frances Foster and Hazel Sisson, daugbter of Mr. and Scripture r-eadLngs were Carnahan visited Mrs . Lottie EphesianS. •· ·2· 11-22; · ·1: WIIC'p'xen ~t EllnWood Nursing Mrs·. J ohn Sisson, Mason, received an 'award for , the Thessalonians 5 6-11; ! Peter Home on Mother's Day . youngest daughter present. 3 13-22 ; ColosSians 1· 24-29 . Mr and Mrs. Steve Badgley Mrs . Sheila Howard, After a discussion on Hope, a and Kelli of Columbus aqd Mrs poem "What Have We Don e Brian Simpson, Lisa and daugbter of Mrs. Ruth Walk ~r , Richmond, Va ., was given a Today" was read. The session Dann, of Balhmore s pent gift for having traveled the close~ w1th smgmg "Great is Mother's Day weekend with farthest. Mrs . A. E. Scbaekel, Thy Faithfulness" and readmg their parents, Mr and Mrs. the mother whose birth place a benedictiOn m unison Ralph Badgley . (Norway) was the farthest Ronnie Salser , Superm . Mr and Mrs. Robert Swift away, received a gtft. lendenl of BaptiSt Church and Mr and Mrs. Michael A!tendmg were Mesdames School, presented flowers Kmnett and children, Todd and Russell Barton, Judy F1agg furmshed by Dallas Cleland to Chelsea of Columbus spent and Julie, Roy Test, Unda and the oldest mother, Mrs. Faye Mother's Day w1th Mrs . Swift's Kathy, A D. Humes, Glenna· Wilcox en, and the youngest parents, Mr. and Mrs. Franc1s Fruth, Carol Lyons, Sheila mother, Mrs. Beverly Cum- Morns. Howard, Ruth Walker , Myra mins . A booklet of meditations Mrs. Carrie Nease spent the Roush, Jeanette Miller , Jane for mother was given to all . weekend w1th her son, Mr. and Bird, Myrtle McCloud, Ruby Bibles were presented to the Mrs. David Nease and son at Jones and Mary, Edna Roush, r-- -- - - ------; . Baltimore. Joyce Carson , Beverly The Dai~ Sentinel Mrs . Mary Carson of Gregory, Stella Chat!in, OEVOTEO TO THE Coo]villewas aguestFridayof Maxine Arnold, Mary 1 Met ~l~~~~~ <~tReA Mr and Mrs . Cntt Bradford Aumiller, Frances Stewart and CHESTER L l"ANNEHILL. Mrs . Haze l Caranahan Lisa , Wmk Grinstead, Gary Exec. Ed . ROBERT HOEFLICH , \'lSI ted a week m Columbus Steward and Missie, Jack City Edttor . w1th Mr and Mrs. Vernon Fowler and Tammy, Gladdie, Publ rshed da ily exce pt Saturday by The Ohio Valley Bobb and Mrs. Fern Gilmore Stewart and Robin , Evelyn Pub lishmg Company , 111 Court St, Po me roy, Ohto , and s pent three days at Stewart, Carol Proffitt, Terri 45 769 Bus •ness Offr ce Phone Buckeye Lake with her Sister, and Ang1e, Evelyn Proffitt and 99 2 21 56, Ed ltor.al Phone 99 2 2157 Nancy, Gladys Thomas, A. E. Second class postage paid at Mrs. Loe Tisdale . Pomeroy , Ohio Mr-s. John Davis and £amliy Schaekel and Kay , Lena Gibbs, Natrona! advert 1s 1ng of Akron were Sunday guests o£ Cinderella Baier, Clara Roush, representat ive a oth nell• Gal lag he r, In c , 12 Ea st -4 2nd Mr. and Mrs . Bud Wmgett and Eff1e Nitz, Ulah Zerkle, Bonnie St , New York Crty , Ne w York Su b sc r rp tr on rat es . Mrs. Ann Coe . Other guests McFarland, Carla and M&ry, Deli ver ed by carrrer where avail ab le 55 cents per week , were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eaton Dixie Duff, Rhoda Yeager , By Mo tor Rout e wh ere earn er Recent guests ' or Mr and Gertrude Mitchell , Lavera se rv 1ce not a"Jallable One month, $2 By mallm Oh iOand Mrs. Ed1son Brace were Mrs. Yeager, Sally Ross, Betty LISh W va , One year , $16, Srx mon ths, months . sa 50 ; Three Wanda Brewer and son, Barry, and L!SB, June VanMatre, months , ss . El sewhere $1 8 of Denniston, Ky ., and Mrs. Barbara VanMatre and year , srx months S9 50 . three months, S5 50 Subscription Tom Brace and Mrs. Harvey Melinda, Enna Gilland, Connie price mc ludes Sunday Times Sent1nel 1 Sought of Parkersburg, W. Va and Debbie, Catherine Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hunf of JoAnne Harbour, Con me Letart •isited Mr. imd Mrs . Karschnik, Matilda Noble, Elza B1rch an evening Sarah Spencer , Maxine . Aldndge, Mary E. Capehart, Jackie Sisson, Man]yn, M1r1am and Mary Alice, Ruth l,yons, Faye Clifford and Angela, Dorothy Cartwngbt and Susie Daugherty. Hospital auxiliary hears prosecutor . Lee, Tannehill in Midwestern • " " Greenhous e Fresh " •3.00 DUDLEY'S. ' From •· 59 N. Second St . ~l!ldleport. o. ... By Mrs. Francis MorrJs The Es ther MissiOnary C!fcle met at the First Baptist Chu1-ch Monday evemng, May l4 Group singmg of "I'll Go Where You Want Me To· Go" opened the mee!ing. The lop1c of devotwns by Mrs. Edna Pickens was titled " fishers of Men". Sc npture, Matthew 4 18-20 and prayer. The buSlrteS!; :t':till ~~ l':ll'r14MtM by -" '" vice' ,, ' .cna '- Ir-' Mrs. !•"' &ura '~""' tVlVITts; LOOK TO US FOR THE BEST SEED CORN (FUNK'S & PIONEER) FERTILIZER (All ANALYSIS) Values I NOW AT ••• SUGAR RUN MILLS· "Service For Over 100 Years" 180 Mulberry 992-2115 Pomeroy followed Plans were made for a rum mage sale June 14, 15 and t6 by the auxiliary m the Coales BUlldmg, Middleport. Soc1al hostesses for th e meetmg were Mrs. Phylhs •Rowan and the exec utive committee . Mrs. Parker will exhibit Mother-daughter banquet held by women of church Racine Social Events FOLIAGE GARDENS APPLE GROVE, Ohio pruv1de the next one. Mrs. Muther's Day was celebrated Martha Hoffm an and Mrs. with a p r~ram at the AppiC' Nett1e Boyer w1JI ho!):t the next Grove Unttcd l\lelho1J1st Church Sunday with Mrs. Doll) meetin g. A dessert course was served Wolfe, supermtendent, leading by Mrs. Mullen to those nam~d the service . The cong regatton sang the and Mrs. Lucy White, Mrs. Flo StriCkland, Mrs. J oan Hoff. hymn, " Tell Mother. I'll Be man , Mrs. Ann Browning, Mrs. There." Lucille Rhodes read a Sh~rl e y Baity, Mrs. Belly poem , " Mother Mme." and Wehrung, Mrs Mildred Wells, Alden Thaxton reali the poem, Mrs. Carolyn McDamel and " Mother 's Day " A recitation ' ' A Mother 's Wayward Son.'' Mrs. Donna Handley. was gJVen by Bertha Robmson il nd Mrs. Alden Thaxton sang a artistic des1gn section of the Ohi o Associa tiOn of Garden Clubs' conventiOn flower show, to be staged Aug. 14-16, at Wooster College Mrs Parker was inv1ted to exhibit m Class 60 "Garden Thera py, " an arrangeme nt usmg £lowers and vegetables to be set m a ple·shaped niche . Entries for the slate flower show are by mvttation only. Party honors Mrs. Smith DANVILLE - Mrs Emma Sm1 th was honored with a :mrp rise birthday party on her 70th birthday, May 7, at the home of her sonand daughterin-law , Mr . and Mrs. Rolland Sm1lh, Danville Her children who attended the party were seven sons , Chf£ord , Ashland , Ky.; Paul , Bidwell ; Denms, Borderland, W. Va : Curtiss, Ewmgton; Clayt on, Langsv ille, and Rolland and Carl, Dam !Lie, and two daughters, Chnstme, Cleveland and Dathel, Turkey Creek , Ky Two ch ildr en, Rober t and Mae were unable to attend Mrs. Smith was presented w1 th a cake and severa l gtfts She has 29 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren . Coin club will mret on Monday The OH KAN Com Club will hold a re gul a r bus Lness meetm g Monday, May 21 at 8 p.m . m the meeting rooms of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Elecln c Company bUIIdmg on Mill Street in Middleport. A soc1al hour, buy and sell sesswn precedes the meetm g w1th out of town coin dealers on hand . Area residents interested in cotn s , pap er m oney, and related 1tems .t~ re cordtally mv1ted to attend. A com auction wili follow the meetmg., and refr es hments Will ~e se rved. Twenty- fl vc ne w membe rS were gamed last mon th. OBSERV E POPPY DAYS RACINE - Poppy Days are be 1ng observed tOday and tomorrow m Rac1t1e by the Ame n can Lcgwn Auxihary of Hacme Posl602 and the JUnior members 'iolll(• , ·· Hock Me to Sleep, M!Jther ." ~' lowers dona t ed to the church by Dallas Cleland were presented tu Bertha Robinson, the oldest rtJOther , an d to Jan Norns, the youngest mother. Ur:wllillfllfl Dannv Sayre The leaning tower o f P 1sa +n Tuscany . ltaty, has stood 1n apparen t def1ance of the laws of grav 1ty fo r long er than seven and a ha lf centunes But the tower, pne o f the world's most famous landma rk s. IS engaged 1n a race aga 1nst death Sc1en t1sts bel1eve that un less a way IS found to stop t he grad ually s1nk 1ng towe r , 1t Wi ll uumble iO tess than e1ghty years ltal•an sC!enh sts, trantic ove r the futu re of the tower, are feve n shly try1ng to f1 nd a way to save 11 The idea 1s not to str.:11gh ten the 'tower but to rPmfn r c~ 1t so that if mav cont1nue to lean w1th safety . Of legends th ere are many, b ut only one mys tery How lo ng will the tower of P1sa con ll nue to de fy the laws of grav it y' Re l1ned wa ter ha s become a legend 1n Its t1 me by deve lopi ng a water re t1n1ng app l1an ce th at retur ns ord ina ry tao water to 1ts purest form You r water will be clea n. spar kl ing and un contaminated - free fro m the und esirable sol tds that ca use rus t and cloud mess, tas tes and odors Call 882 25'25 for fr ee wa ter ana lyS IS SAYRE HARDWARE 882·'2525 New Ha"en , W. Va . .2 ROOMS AND HALL Includes : 12'xl5' _Living Rm 9' x12' Bedroom 3' x12' Hall COMPLE TELY IN STALLE O WALL fO WAL L ALL FOR ONLY Qua lr ty 501 nvlon ca rpeting wr lh heavy foam rubber pad, experf ta ckless 1nsta llation Choice of colors All work guaranteed See Wendell Grate for thrs buy, or fr ee est imate on any carpet mstalfatron RUTLAND FURNI'tURE~' PH 742-4211 THE BEST WENDELL GRATE RUTLAND, 0. Osl>orne Social Calendar ~\ I\ ~ :~ FR IDAY TH E REV. Ro} Rose . Coolville, evangelist for specia l services at Long Bo l tom Umted Methodist Church, 8 p.m. nightly through Saturday. Public mvited RACIN E Lodge 461 f&AM special meeung Fnday, 7. 30 p.m . Work m Master Mason Degree. All master masons mvited Refreshments . VARIETY SHOW, 7:30 p m. at Syra c use Grade School sponsored by Syra cuse Fire Department Ladtes Aux1hary. Refres hments and door prizes. Some performers in clude Larry's Singmg Country , Ray Frank and the Spec1al Sound , Ralph Hudson, Maxine Sayre and Cmdy Patterson. CHURCH servwes at Church of Chrtst in Christian Umon, Pearl Stree t, Middleport , Wednesday through Sunday, 7· 30 p m mghlly. The Rev Carroll Sheets, Bidwell, w1ll be the guest speaker. The pu blic IS mv1ted to attend. COMBINED MEETING, Pomeroy . Middleport Uons Club, and the Middlepor t . Pomeroy Rotary Club, p1cmc Fn day 6 p.m. at the Flatwoods farm of Richard Chambers. SATURDAY MEIGS Vica Club w11L hold a yard sale at 9 a m at home or D1xie Snyder , 176 Beech Street, MLddlepor t , weather per· rm ttmg rmttm g. INSPECTION at Hemlock Grove Grange, 8 p rn . Mem· bers to br ing sandwiches or· pies. See Our Great Selection Of GIFTS For the Graduates and June Brtdes MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE We W1re F towers Everywhere ECOLOGY STUDIED The Spec1al No. I class at the Pomeroy Elementary, workmg on a umt tn ecology, IS pamtmg cans for waste to be placed on lhe playgro.md at the school. Mrs. Demse Gibson 1s the teacher and Mrs. Gertrude Casto the a1de . Al so at Pomeroy Elementary, Mrs. Joyce Vance has accepted employment at the Me1gs Mme and was preseQ!ed a g1£t by th e Staf£ Fr1day. Robert Morns, pnnc1pal, has been asked by Oh10 Uni versity to represent lhe school as a member of the S.E.O. Reading Co un cil The first meetmg will be held • Monday, May 21 at OU. NEWS CARS PRESENTED NEW YORK (UP! ) - Yvan Cournoyer, the hero of Montreal's Stanley Cup championship, and George McGmrus, who led the Indiana Pacers to the Amer~can Basketball AJJ. sociat10n title, were presented. new cars Thursday m recogni· tlon of their accomplishments . 992-2039 PURINA BIG'UN •• Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs Mrllard Van Meter Ph. 992-5721 Ph 992-2039 A-C-M-1-A INCOME ACCOUNT Proven on the foals at th e Pur ina Hor se Research Cen ter, for the benefit of you r foa ls . Now ava ilable at our store Interest Checks Mailed Monthly or Quarterly ERN SUPPLY Meigs Co~ Branch @ The Athens County Savmgs & loan Co. 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohm All Accounts lnsured To ~2iFSL-~ ' . . .. ·,::,,.. . ~ . .... ·~~ ,~\ SUNDAY HOMECO MI NG, • Nao mi Baphs l Church. Sermon by the Rev. Samuel Jackson, pastor at 11 a 111 ; dm ner at noon; the Rev. H L Butler. Columbus, guest speaker at 4 p m w1th mus1c by the Gospel Travelers Chor us. Columbus Pubhc InVIted , MONDAV MEIGS County Pioneer and HIStorical Society, 1:30 p m.. at lhc muse um . Plans for "Ht>ntage Sunday·· Will be made. Committee members and any interested persons of the county arc"mv1ted Mi ss Luctll e Sm it h was Clct tcd regent of Retur n Jun.ct than M etgs Cha pter of the Daughters of !he Amencan Revo lutiO n a t a mee t1n g . Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Thereon Johnson. Other off1cers named for the 1973-74 year were Mrs . J ohnson, vice regent ; Mrs. Dayton Parsons, chaplain; Mrs. J . E. Harley, re c ordm ~ secretary ; Mrs. Jam es Br e wington , correspondmg sec:reiliry ; Mrs. Pear l Mora, treasurer; Mrs Ed Fosler, registrar ; Mrs TUESDAY Clarence Struble, historian; AMERI C AN L eg 1o n Mrs . George Skinne r , Auxilwry, Racme Post 602 , 8 hbranan. p. m. a t the hall · Plans were made durmg the J UN IOR AMERICAN Leg10n rneetmg presided over by Mrs . Auxtlia1y, Feeney -Bennett J . Edward Foster, regent, for Post! 28, Middleport, 7 p m. at Ihe annual flag day picnic to be the hall held on June 8 m the Archery WEDNESDAY BUl ldmg at Royal Oak Park AMER ICAN LEGION The hostesses Will furnish the Aux1 1i ar y, Feeney-Be nnett ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mrs. Thelma Berry, dessert and beverage, wh1le Pos t 128 , potluck at 6·30 p m. 338 Williams St , Middleport, is announcing the engagement members arc to ta ke a covered \Hth Jegwnna1res to be guests. o£her daugb ter, Opal Mae, to Chesler Glen W1gal, Jr., son o£ chsh. Auxthary members to take a Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wigal, 448 South Second St., Mid· Vote d mto me mbe rs hip covered d1sh Meetmg e~t 7·30 dleport. Both M1ss Berry and her £lance are 1972 graduates of pend1n g a pprova l of line pm Meigs H1gh School W1ga l works at th e Pomeroy Sunoco pape1 s we re Mrs . Robert StatiOn . Weddm g plans are incomplete. Crou g, MISS He1d1 Milhoan , Miss J uh Rose and Mrs Rog~ r :· :;::·· ::·:::::::~::::::::: ::::::::;.::::::::;.;:;: :::::::·: :·:·:·:::·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:· :·:·:·:·.·:::::· .-;·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::: ::::::::::::::%;:;:::;:;~:; MONDAY Luckeydoo. Mrs Patn ck Lochar y displayed a 1929 newspa per con La mmg an account of a :::;::: flee rs, cornnuuee cha irpersons ·:;: ::~ and. an y In terested alurnm Re Lur n J ona th an Me1gs Cha pter dmner meetmg and recepti on for the wtfe of a gove rnor of Ohio, Mrs Mye rs Y Cooper, founder of the Miss Opal Mae Berry -~1 Gir Sco ut I Diary By I Charlene Hoeflich ·. 12" I I I I _Royal Crown I Catalog Merchant Bottling Company· I I ::20 E Marn Pomeroy I Middleport I PH. 992-2178 I , SEARS L-----------J diagonal Portable TV Mochll Music By : CHEVRONS/rom Parkersburg , W. Va. DANCE FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT- MAY 18-19 IP3100JW Th1s Bfack·andWhite Portab le TV packs plenty of performance for crisp, bright pictu res Polystyrene cabitr,l t rn Walnut gram fm ish. has FHA tea second an nual mothP.r daugh ter tea was held at Eastern H1gh School Tuesday by !he Eastern Cha pter o£ lhe Fu tu re Homema kers of 1\mcn cn Sandra Woods, pr eside nt , g.t~ve !he welcome w1 th cha pter mothers bemg rccogmzed In the tJI"Oup were Mrs. ·Edna Woods, Mrs FranCIS Reed,Mrs Deloris Frank and Mrs Lou Roseberry Eac h of the glfls DAY CAMP FOR THE B1g Bend Neighborhood of the Four the n presented her mother RIVers Girl Scout Camp wtH ha ve to be cancelled unless ad· .' With a red rose m a pprecJa tl on ditional volunteer help can be secured . fiJr the li me and assJstctn ce • A second traimng sessiOn conducted by Mrs. A R. Kmghl held they have contn buted to the at her Lmcoln H1ll home Monday wa; attended by only two pt ogram workers - both from the Salisbury trbops. Rece1v ing JUni or deg r ee ~ The possibility of gettmg seruor citizens, who perhaps ih We re V1escl Duva ll, Pam Ka utz years past were mvolved m scoutmg, to ass 1st wtth U1e day camp e~nd De bb1e Windon The program 1s bemg mvesh gated chaptenlcg rces were awarded Mrs. Knight w11l conduct a third trairung sesswn Monda y 1f I<J Ce~ t hy De~ v ts , Conme Dalley, more mterest is shown in the day ca mp prog ram I_A!adcrs, Ins Ptgotl cwd J oann Pulhns assistant leaders, troop conunittee members ;,tnd others in· Tile o££1cers msta lled by terested in the scoutmg program are asked to adv1sc Mrs. candle ligh t were Miss Ptgott, Knight. prcs1denL, M1ss Dav1s, v1ce AGAIN ~ unl ess more voiWltee r help for the f1ve day, 9 am . pres1d ent ; M1ss Du va ll , to 3 p m , day camp scheduled £or the week of .June 18, lhe ,s cc1e t.u y , Pam S<Jm s, program may ha ve to be cancelled lrea::;urer ; Pam K .t~u lz, pa r ltame nl anan ; Deb bi e Wtnd(Jn, news rcporler ; Na ncy R1d enou1, rccrcatwn leader ; Barhara Coates, histonan and DEXTER - Shirley Ann Columbus ; Mr and Mrs. Dan CHthy Coa tes. song leader. McDonald, daughter of Mr. McDonald and two daughters, Mb s P1gutt and Mrs Jamce and Mrs Sonny McDonald, Mrs. Rome McDonald, Mr. and R1 tch1e then prese nted each of Dexter, was honored with a Mrs Charles Roush and Joey, the seniors with a red rOSe and party May 9 m celebration o£ New Ha ven and Mr. and Mrs. a charge. They we re Lana her e1ghth birthday. She 1s the J ohn Frank Ho£fman Send ing Bcnedum , Marcia Carr. Cmdy granddaughter o£ Mr. and Mrs. gifts were Mrs. J ohn f Hoff. ra rrar, Donna Lan tz, Joyce John Frank Horrman, Mason man , Chester , Mr . and Mrs Meyer< . Debbi e M1llhone , Attendmg were Mr. and Mrs Clarence Mattox Jr. and Ro ~;e m a r y Heed, Deb bie Dave McDonald and son, children Mark, Sa ndy · a nd Rt chardson, Rose Roseberry , Ke ith , Pom eroy ; Wanda Ca Lhy P1t kcns Spence r , Mullens and two sons, Tracy Barbara Well and Sandy Wood McKmney and Mrs. Forrest The outs l.andmg fres hm<Jn SH. CITIZENS TO ME ET Cas to and Way ne Casto, award went to NJCsel Du va ll In ..Dbset;.vance of May bemg Mason and she we~ s presented a charm Semor C1t1zens month, Thurs. b r <:~ ce le l The outs tan di ng day, May 24, m the aud1 tonum sem or award wen L to Sandy at the Semor Citize n Center, WITH BROTHER Wood who was g1vcn a silver Porn.croy J umor I·hgh School, Mrs J a mes Criswe ll, <.: nrd tra y Refres hment.') were there Wi ll be a county-w1de Mtddleport, 1s m Zanesvi lle served mceh~ g from 3 to 7 p m. A w1 th her brother, Albert Hlad, potluck dmner w1 1l be served at Cambndge, who 1s a surg ici! l RECE I VF.~ DEGREE 5 30 Those attendmg are to pat ien t at the hosp1lal 1n HACINE - Mrs . Ma rsha ll bn ng their own ta ble serv1ce Zanesvi lle She returned only r Deburah Hill 1 Roush, Racme, Coffee and entertammen t w1ll re cently fr om Ca mb ndge R D, rece1ved her bachelor of be fur ms hed where her brother , Augus t SCience degree m elemen tary Hlad und erwent surgery, and h1 s \\olfe was hosp1tal1 zed. educa tiOn •fr om R1o Grande College Sun day duri ng the 97lh ( (JII O\\IIl g a heart attack annuH I commencement She Will teach next fall m the Meigs HOST GUESTS Loca l Schuul District For the Molher's Day guests Mr. pa st quarte r , Mrs. Roush and Mrs Da le Walburn , Steve rece ived a 3 8 grade avera~ e. ;:~nd ,hll Anne, Mtddleport, /\ Uend tng her graduatiOn \\ ere \"O cre Waller Franklt n Clark Ma rsha ll Roush and son, Joey, and suns, Mar k. and Brad, Mr. and Mrs. Vtrgii Roush, Mr. ' Ptnn t Pleasant ; Mrs Arawana and Mrs Dallas Hill , Mrs Planis and chi ldren , B6bby and Darrell Norns an d Tra d, Mrs. De Phoney and Mrs Dana D~oll y Wolfe and Mrs Rny Hamm DonoiJCV. MOTOROLA I I I I I I :~s~:~:o~~~~~~:~~~~~~~: I;;;;;;:; High Geraniums and petunias were planted at Middleport Village hall Monday evening by the fourth graders of Middleport Junior Troop 39 The fifth and s1xth graders or the lroop were attendmg camp w1th the Bradbury School at canters Cave, nea r Jackson. from there the glfls went to the Legwn Memon al Par-k on Mill St. for a wiener roast In the group' were Connie Bailey, Ruth Ann Blaker, Angela Houchins, Lydi a J ohnson, Ka!ie Lewis, Mmdy Long, Angela Payne, Kimberly Payne, Barbara Thomas, Cindy Weaver, Mrs. Ri chard Long, Mary Beth Long, Ri chard Long, Jenmfer Wtse, Susarme Wise and Mrs . Roscoe W1se, leader Mrs. Sylvia Byer asSisted the troop m the planting of £lowers. Tuesday at 5 p.m at the home of Mrs. Fred Gibbs, the Sixth grades of the Middleport 1unior lroop w1ll be guests of the Mid· dleport Cadette Troop . Miss McDonald honoree ATHENS COUNTY MONTHLY 399WEST MAIN STREET , 992-2164 POMEROY, 0 . THE STORE W/Tf-1 "All KINDS OF STUFF" FOR PETS- STABlES- lARGE AND SMAll ANIMAlS LAWNS - GARDE NS Lucille Smith elected regent lr--------::;;:;;;:::::::;;;~;;J · ISears I! VALUES .f-!9.:::::::.:::::::;:~::::::::::::x:~~-::m:'.x:::::-x~~.=.:::::::-;:::::::::::::::.:·:=:=:=:=:·:·:-:·:·:·:=:=;=r For All Occasions Here's _ the Man To See For ••• Wlfh Hea ' y Foam Rubber Pad $ - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 18, i97l FLOWERS EHI CARPET SPECIAL -. W1lh Chn <;, !ran Fnends St. l'aul Lutheran Church WHISPERING PINES NITE CLUB Route. 7 North of Pomeroy WERNER RADIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT 0. Ohwana !Jbrary, and other top D.A.H . offi cers u£ Ohw. The affcnr w~ s held at the Lmcoln Hill home of Mrs . Dor S<:haef£er. The meeting opened in rituahstlc form with the pledge of allegiance and a recitation of the National Aiithem. Members named a ravonte bwlding £or roll call . Mrs. Lochary read the prestde nt general's message from the Nahonal D.A R magazme . The nah onal defense rev1ew was giVen by Mrs. Emerson Jones wh o advtSed parents to cxamme the textbooks bemg used 1n the schools today £or anh-Amertcan propganda. She also spoke of the detenorahon orthe U S Na vy and ca utioned Ame n cans to be alert to the s lippin g awa y or fr eedom, cuncludmg that devot10n to God never beComes old fashi oned or uut..uf.Qate. M1ss Snu th , pr og ram cha irwoman, introduced Mrs. Helen Hayes, who ga ve a paper on the planmng for the Federal Distn ct. Arch1 tec ts from abroad were engaged to plan the design with the winner or competlllon £or design being L'Enfant who was assisted by Thomas Jefferson The 17 members attending enj oyed a buf£et with sandwiches, cake, coffee and punch bemg served Hostesses were Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Clarence Struble. Ohio Valley Grange has recent meeting LETART FAL!.'i - Ohio Valley Gran ge mel at th e hall Thursday at 8 p.m w1th Worthy Master Early Roush Ill lhe chair Mrs. Dorothy Johnson , a non. me mber sponsored by Florence Smith, won first place m the three-p1ece dress contest sponsored by )he State Grange. 'Deputy and ' Mrs . ·' virgil Atkins were guests and inspected the Grange. Mrs Atkms announced Rural Life Sunday Will be held at the Friendly Hills Grange camp at Zanesville on June 10 A lit erar y program was given by the lecturer, Mrs. Hobert Smith . Her theme was "Motherhood, " and a tribute to Ceres. Readings were "The Legend of Ceres," Florence Smith ; "Ode To Ceres," 11 Gladys Shields; Dear Mother, " Alice Balser; " Mother In Love," Elizabeth Rou&~ ; "My Mother," .Bertha Robinson ; "' Grandmother's Trunk," VIcki Ables : ' ~ Name In The Garden," Erma Wllwn, and "My Mother's Apron," by Valerie Johnson. Refreshments of ice cream, pie, .. coffee and iced tea were served . Baptist Church has workers ' conference been planned for 7 30 p.m. Monday night at the church. The Mount Monah Baptist Church will also parlic1pate m the Bible sc hool Teachers, helper, craft In structors and others mvolved m Lhe program are asked to SOCIETY TO MEET attend the meeting at which The Me1gs Co unty Pwneer t1me !mal plans will be made m1d Hi :itOr ic.t~l SoCiety wlll £or the school. Mrs . Millon rncct Munday, May 21 , .t~t 1.30 Hood Is director and will be p rn . at the museum on But· assis ted by Mrs . Charles tern ut Ave., Pomeroy. Plans Edwards Childrt;!n, age four fu r " Herita ge Sunday ," which through the rourth grade or the w11l be held June 17 during community are mvtted to alRegatta Weekend , will be lend. d1scussed. ~e mbers of the A picmc will be held on June committee <md an yone in the 12 w1th a closing program and coun ty who 1s mteres led m the craft display . on Wednesday proJect are mv1ted. evening, Jw1e 13, at 7·30 p.m Classes w1ll be held £rom 9 a .m • to II 30 am . each day SU NDAY VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Larry Oxley an d Lon , Mr. and Mrs. Roger l.i~htfool and th m daughters, Pata skala, and Mr and Mrs Bill Willford and three sons, Rutlan d , were weekend v1s1torsof Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Burdette and son, Bob On Sunda y they atte nded th e gradua lwn of Robert S Bur· del le or RIO Grande College . " Prayer Ch an~es Thtngs" wa s the devotional topic or Mrs. M I.. French at a meeting IJ( the Women's SociPty of Ch r1 s t1 a n Serv1ce M ~~r·d~y n i~ h t at the H ~at l 1 Umted Methodist Church Mrs French presented a med1tat l0 n wn tte n by a Meth odi s t mtmste r wh o commented on self.-d.ISClpline m prayer . Several hyrnns were quoted by the leader who concluded with prayer . Mrs. Jack Bechtle preSided a l the meetmg using m her greetmg the poem. "I Thought My Soul .. ". There was a pta no solo, "Sweet Hour of Pray er " by Mrs Ma ry Rmehart, and Mrs. Bechtle conducted a B1ble quiz. A thank you note was read fr om the Rutland women who were guests at a meetmg last month . Also rea d was a note from Mrs . Charles Swanson wh o had shown slid es at a forme r mee tmt;: ll was noted thut the chHngc of celebrahon Will be}held at O'Hara Arena at Dayton m the nea r future. Mrs . Bechtle rea d a letter fr om the d1stn ct president on the annual conference and the schools of nnsswns to be he ld in July and August A ptcmc was planned for ,June. JL was re ported that $182.50 was made on the recent rum m a~e sale. and Mrs. Ea rl Kn1ght, Mrs . M C Wilson, Mrs. F. 0 Ra il and Mrs .' J ohn Krawsczyn served a salad co urse. A pink arrangeme nt and tapers were used on the ta ble Members signed a round ·rObln card for Mrs. Glenn Lambert who has been a pati ent at the Holzer MediCal Center CONVALESCING S. Sgl Walter Mu rray Ham s IS recupc ratmg at the home of Ius parents, Mr and Mrs . Charles Searles, Pea rl St , M1ddlepor l. S. Sgt. Hams was serwusly tnjured on New Year 's Day m an automobile accident 11nd has been confmed to lhe Anms tan , Ala. Noble Army Hospital since that t1me. He has und ergone three maJOr opera twn s. He 1s here to convalesce for a month, and then Will report to the hospitaL SPEA KING OF Hair Styling by KAY Precisely wha t are you look mg for when you vis1! you r beauty salon? 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Pomeroy . 0 . Bahr Clothiers Pomeroy National Bank Middleport. 0 . The Bank of the Century Chapman Shoes Racine. 0 . Citizens National Bank Rawlings-Coats Home For Funerala Middleport, 0 . R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Pomeroy, 0 . Middleport, 0 . Davis-Warner Insurance Service Robinson's laundry & Dry Cleanilt& Pomeroy, 0 . I Elberfelds Dept. Store Pomeroy, 0 . Pomeroy. 0 . I I Rutland Dept. Store J Rutland, 0 . Ewing Funeral Home Rutland Furniture Co. - Pomeroy, 0. Farmers Bank & Savings Co. Pomeroy. 0 . So. You've done It at last! And Rutland, 0. · The Sewing Center we're here to give tt.ree hearty cheers for all tt.e hard work and G&J Auto Parts Middleport, 0 . Smith-Nelson Motors,.Inc:. perseverance ... tt.at made those Pomeroy, 0 . Keith Goble Ford, Inc. Middleport. 0 . · diplomas possible. We're proud Buick-Pontiac-Opei -GMC Trucks Village Pharm_ acy ness1 dreams come true. Now it's K&C Jewelers Middleport. 0. a new beginning. Good luck! - __ Pomeroy, 0 . Welker's Ashland Service StatiM Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales Eastern High S~hool / Class of 1973 Cadillac - Olds Pomeroy, 0. From All the Boys At Pomeroy, 0 . . · King .Builders Supply Co. - ! I Middleport, 0. ~ landmark MEIGS TIRE CENTER & MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT Pomeroy-Middleport Marguerite's Shoe Shop Pomeroy, 0 . Pomeroy, 0 . M&R Bargainland Rail's Ben Franklin Middleport, 0 . Welker's Maple Lawn Poultry ·Middleport. 0 . _heritage house · Rutland, O. Middleport, 0 . McClure's Dairy Isle Middleport, 0. · Southern High School • ' Meigs Equipment _Co. New Haven , W, Va. New Haven, W. Va . Nelson's Drug ' ;-. Ridenour Supply Pomeroy, · 0 . ~- New Haven Super Market _ Miller's Super _Market Pomeroy , 0. Class of 1973 to. Pomeroy. 0 . Martin Funeral Home .. - Middleport, 0. Mark V Store (at right) tAl. - Middleport, 0. has to offer: good healtfl1 ha ppi· Pomeroy, 0 . Pomer_oy, O. Valley lumber ·& Supply of you and we want you to know it. We wish you the best things life Goessler's Jewelry (at left) ' Middleport. 0 . Crow's Steak House Meigs High School Class of 1973 Pomeroy - Rutland Racine Home Bank Pomeroy. 0 . (above) o. · Chester, 0 . Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating, Inc. r Gaul's Shake Haven Pomeroy, 0 - '' .• P. J. Pauley-Nationwide Ins. l Ches·ter, 0. Compliments of Pickens Hardware Pomeroy, 0. ' Mason, W. Va, l ',, i ' Erwin's ,Gulf Service Middleport, 0 . ' ' (at right) -. Wahama High School The tests of 1ife are to make us, not break us. ·Trouble may -~~;;ol i sr . man's business but build up his character. The blow a e ou a d - be the greatest blessing to the inner nian. If God, war man may . ri thin hard in our lives, be sure that the thenl I pu_tl~tohr pearmltrttosu~l: is t~at we shall lose if we flinch or rebel. rea pen 1 ere ' · M. D. Babcock t Class of 1973 ~ ~ ' I ( ,.' ( ' ' ~ ' '' ' ' • ·',. ' ' • • •' ' 'I ' -. ••' •' • '' . I ~·· . �• .J 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 18, 1913 7_- The OaUy Sentinel, ~ddleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 11, 1973 TO OUR 1973 GRADUATING CLASSES Adolph's Dairy Valley Pomeroy Rower Shop Pomeroy, 0 . Pom eroy, Athens County Savings & Loan Meigs Branch Pomeroy Motor Co. Pomeroy, 0 . Pomeroy . 0 . Bahr Clothiers Pomeroy National Bank Middleport. 0 . The Bank of the Century Chapman Shoes Racine. 0 . Citizens National Bank Rawlings-Coats Home For Funerala Middleport, 0 . R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Pomeroy, 0 . Middleport, 0 . Davis-Warner Insurance Service Robinson's laundry & Dry Cleanilt& Pomeroy, 0 . I Elberfelds Dept. Store Pomeroy, 0 . Pomeroy. 0 . I I Rutland Dept. Store J Rutland, 0 . Ewing Funeral Home Rutland Furniture Co. - Pomeroy, 0. Farmers Bank & Savings Co. Pomeroy. 0 . So. You've done It at last! And Rutland, 0. · The Sewing Center we're here to give tt.ree hearty cheers for all tt.e hard work and G&J Auto Parts Middleport, 0 . Smith-Nelson Motors,.Inc:. perseverance ... tt.at made those Pomeroy, 0 . Keith Goble Ford, Inc. Middleport. 0 . · diplomas possible. We're proud Buick-Pontiac-Opei -GMC Trucks Village Pharm_ acy ness1 dreams come true. Now it's K&C Jewelers Middleport. 0. a new beginning. Good luck! - __ Pomeroy, 0 . Welker's Ashland Service StatiM Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales Eastern High S~hool / Class of 1973 Cadillac - Olds Pomeroy, 0. From All the Boys At Pomeroy, 0 . . · King .Builders Supply Co. - ! I Middleport, 0. ~ landmark MEIGS TIRE CENTER & MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT Pomeroy-Middleport Marguerite's Shoe Shop Pomeroy, 0 . Pomeroy, 0 . M&R Bargainland Rail's Ben Franklin Middleport, 0 . Welker's Maple Lawn Poultry ·Middleport. 0 . _heritage house · Rutland, O. Middleport, 0 . McClure's Dairy Isle Middleport, 0. · Southern High School • ' Meigs Equipment _Co. New Haven , W, Va. New Haven, W. Va . Nelson's Drug ' ;-. Ridenour Supply Pomeroy, · 0 . ~- New Haven Super Market _ Miller's Super _Market Pomeroy , 0. Class of 1973 to. Pomeroy. 0 . Martin Funeral Home .. - Middleport, 0. Mark V Store (at right) tAl. - Middleport, 0. has to offer: good healtfl1 ha ppi· Pomeroy, 0 . Pomer_oy, O. Valley lumber ·& Supply of you and we want you to know it. We wish you the best things life Goessler's Jewelry (at left) ' Middleport. 0 . Crow's Steak House Meigs High School Class of 1973 Pomeroy - Rutland Racine Home Bank Pomeroy. 0 . (above) o. · Chester, 0 . Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating, Inc. r Gaul's Shake Haven Pomeroy, 0 - '' .• P. J. Pauley-Nationwide Ins. l Ches·ter, 0. Compliments of Pickens Hardware Pomeroy, 0. ' Mason, W. Va, l ',, i ' Erwin's ,Gulf Service Middleport, 0 . ' ' (at right) -. Wahama High School The tests of 1ife are to make us, not break us. ·Trouble may -~~;;ol i sr . man's business but build up his character. The blow a e ou a d - be the greatest blessing to the inner nian. If God, war man may . ri thin hard in our lives, be sure that the thenl I pu_tl~tohr pearmltrttosu~l: is t~at we shall lose if we flinch or rebel. rea pen 1 ere ' · M. D. Babcock t Class of 1973 ~ ~ ' I ( ,.' ( ' ' ~ ' '' ' ' • ·',. ' ' • • •' ' 'I ' -. ••' •' • '' . I ~·· . �NUSS !! I JEST STUCK MY PORTLAND Wor-sht p 7 30 PAVL lUT HERAN p m Church Stlroot 9 10 a m lt•t• I.:C\1 Arthur C Lund, SUTTON W !Jr~hi p , 11 am P••stor Sunday sc ho<. • (nvr 1nd and 4th Suntl <ty s ; Chur ch ~c- ry ."ldult l, 9 IS am , Cha r les Sc hool 10 a .m Ev<Hl~. Ct•nst•an Educa ti on WESLEYAN ( Ractne ) '-.u pf • WOr Sht p SN\ItCe, 10 30 Wor '5 htp , II am . . · Chur ch om , conh rmation clas.~es. Sc hool , 10 a m Tu(.'Sday . 18 15. tun tor c on NORTHEAST C:LUS.T£R t trma l io n c la $s. hme se t R e v . Jacob l=e-hman WE"eio.ly , senior co nl~rmat ion Rev . Stanley Br andum ctas.s Sen i or ch oi r , 7 30 p m . SACRED HEART Rev JOPPA Wor ship tO am , 1 uco!>day Fatner Bernard Kraic0¥ 1C , SEVENTH - DAY AD · Church School 9 a .m . • Prayer pas1or Phone 992 18H M cc tlnq, Wedn esda'f , 8 p m VENTIST Loca t ed on Salurday ev ening Mass , I 30 LONG BOTTOM Church Mvtberr._. He i ghts. , neaf p m Sunday Mass , 8 a11d 10 V(' teran s Mcmor'lat Ho sp tlal. s t-rv ices, 9 a m , Su flda'( am Con tt~ssJ ons , Satu r day , 7 Sc hool 9 45 a m B tble Study Pomeroy Pa s tor H e rbt"rl 7J0 prr. e- v ery Thur sday , 7 "30 p .m Morgan S<t bbalh Sc hool. every POMEROY FIRST BAP · NORTH BETHEL Wor Sa turday at 1 p m and wor sh•P TIST Rober! K uhn , pas10r ; Sh.t P II am ., Chu r c h Sc hool 1~ sc rv tcC totlo wing al J 15 p m W i lliam Watson , Sundt~y school am Open flrble d•scussron each supL Sund ay sc hool. 9 30 am , ALFRED Su nday sChool, Thursday at 7 30 p m at the BYF , o p m., S1b le s tudy , 9 45 a . m eac h Sun d ay , c hurch " The Friend ly W ed nesday , 7 p . m . chOif prea c h ing at J 1 am . each Chu rch ." pra c l tce, W~dhcsdtly , 8 .30 p m Sun day Prayer meeting, 7: 4S GRAHAM UNITED PO'MEROY WES L EYAN p m Wednes day ; W SCS, 8 p m METHODIST Preachtng HOLINESS CHURCH on third Tuesday each month . 9 · 30 am ., f trs t and second Harrtsonvtlle Road , Rev . REEDSVILLE Sunday Sundays ot eac.h mon t h. lh trd O ' Oell ' Mantey , Pastor , H enry school. 9:3 0. preaching , 7!30 and l ourt h Sun day s each Eblin , Sund ay School Sup ! mo11th , wors.h tp serv tce at 7 . 30 p m · Sunday ; prayer meet ing, Sun day School 9 . 30 a m , 7 30 p m . Tuesday , wsts. 7 30 p m Wedne sday even ing s at Eventng worship 7. 30 p , m .; ftr s l Thur sday each month . 7 30, Prayer and B tble Study Prayer at1d Pra tse servtce. :;tLVE R RIDGE - Wor r.hip FIRST SOUT HERN BAPTh u r sday . 7 30 p m tO am .; Chu r c h Sc hool , 9 a . m TIST 282 Mulberry Ave , NEASE SETTLEMENT TUPPERS PLAINS Pomeroy , aft i liated w i th CHAPEL Non Worsh i P 9 a . m ., Church S B C • lhe Rev F red H tll. denominat i onal , George s Sc hool , 10 am . pastor , Her s hel McClure. Oiler, Pas lor . Sunday Sc hool 10 KENO CHURCH OF Sunda y school sup ! Su nday am Wor sht p Serv tce ll a . m CHRIST H oba rl N ew ell. sc hool, 9 30 a .m ., morn i ng Su nday night services 7: 30 sup!. Se rvic e w ee k l y, 9 30 a . m wor s.h 1p, 10 30 am ., Sunday p .m . We dnesday Pray e r e . . angelist tc meetmy. 7 30 p .m . on Sunday . Prea ching frrst and meeting 7. 30 p m , Ev eryone thtrd sunday s of mon th .bY Pr~y c r meeting, Wedne sday , .wel come Cl tfford Smi th , 9 ' 30 am 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE HOBSON CHRISTIAN MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W UN ION Darrel Ooddr tl l , MT MORIAH BAPTIST Ma in St. Loren T S.teph ens, pa stor. Sunday Sc hool , 9 ; 30 Corner F ourth and Main , e vangeltSI . phone 992 · 7656 M tddle port Rev Henry Key , am .. Leonard Gilmore . f ir r.t Conse rvat tve. non elde r ; eventng serv 1ce. 7; 30 Jr . pas t o r Sund<'Y Sc hool. 9 : 30 tnS ir umcn ta l Sund ay wor shtp , p.m W ed ne s day prayer a m _, Mrs Ervin Baumgard 10 am , Btb le study , 11 am .; mee t tng , 7 30 p .m ne r , supt , Mor nmg wor sh tp , wor shtp. 6 p m Wedn esday MT MORIAH CHURCH OF 10 "45 a . m B ible s tudy , 7 p rn GOD Racine Ro u t e 2. The JEHO VA H ' S WITNESSES R ev Ch ar les Hand , pa s tor Mto'"WAY COMMUNITY L a, rry Ca rnahan . presid tng CHURCH { non · Sunday sc hool. 9 · 45 am .. mintslc r Su nday , B ible lec den om tn at i onal J, L angsv il le - . ture , 9 30 d m , W a tchtower · mor ntng wor s h tp , 11 a .m Evl!ntng ser1.1tces , Tuesday and De)(ter Road , the Rev . Worley s tudy , l(l 30 a . m , Tuesd ay , F r ida y , 7· 30 Ha ley , pastor Sund ay school , Bibl e s t ud y . 7 30 p m : Thu r ~ ­ BEARWALLOW RIDGE 10 a .m ; ev entng wo rshtp, 7 30 day . mtnt sl r y school , 7 30 p m Prayer · meeting, CHURCH OF CHRIST . B ib l e p m , se r vrce mee t tng B 30 s tudy , 9 30 am , morning Tuesday. 7 :30 p m .. youth pm group , F r1day , 7 ·30 p m wor sh ip, 10 30 am , even tng MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of wor shtp , 0 · 30 p .m W edn esda y Chri st tn Chn sflan Unto[l Btbl e s tudy , 7 30 p .m La wr ence Man le y , pastor : UNITED MINISTRY OF Mr s Russe ll Young , Sunday ME IGS COUNTY , The United Schoo l Su pt Su nda y Sc hool Pre s byter~an Church , Dwtgh t 9 30 a m Even_ing wor shi p , L Zavilz , Pa s tor Director ; 7 .3 0 Wednesday pray e r Ge orge W . H u lton and R ev meet tng, 7. 30 p m L tn s on St ebbms , Ass ' ! Pastor Swan and Mr. and Mrs . Larry MT MOR IAH CHURCH OF D ir ec tor s Goo Ractne Route 2, the Curlis family . FIRST UNITED PRES · Rev James M Mun cy , pa st or BYTERIAN, M idd l e Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Dill, Sunday schoo l , 9 45 am , port , Sunday Chur ch Sc hool, morn tng wor sht R. 11 am . Pomeroy, and Freda Larkins Sc hoo l, 9 · 30 a. m .. Mr s. Homer e ventng worshtp , 7. 30 p m L ee , Supt , Morn 1ng Worshtp Pr aye r meet tng , Tuesday , 7 30 and fam1ly were VISiting Mr . 10 30 am p m , Young peop le 's mee t tng . and Mrs Warren Connolly and FIRST UNITED 7 30 p m Th~;rsday PRESBYTERIAN, M idRUTLAND CHURCH OF Amy . d l eport , Su nday Church Sch ool. GOD B ertha Ktngrey , Leona Hens ley wa s visiting 9. 30 am , Lewts Sauer , Supt. ; substitute pastor Sun day Morntng Worshrp, 10 30 a . m Sc hool , 10 a . m . • worshtp Mr. and Mrs. Tony Liter MT. OLIVE CHURCH r.e rvi ce, 7 p .m . Sunday . Pray e r Lon g Bottom , Sunday School. Tim Bissell, Mason, W.Va., meettng , Wednesday, 7 30 p m 10 am wrlh Willard Pigott , HAZEL COMMUNITY and Patricia Frum, Pt. r. upt Evangelis l message each CHURCH - N ea r Long Bot Sunday evening , 7: 30 p m . by Pleasant, W Va . were visiting t om Es ttl Hart , pastor , Roy Eld e r Russel l Cline , mintsler Bro wn , ass t slant pastor Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter . Of the Apor.tolt C Faith B tb l e Su nday school, 10 a . m .. Church Study , Wedn er.day, 7. 30 p m 1 30 p m. ea cr Su nday Mr. and Mrs . Fred Larkins FIRST UNITED eventng. prayer meetmg , 7 J O were Sunday dinner guests of p m Thur sday PRESBYTERIAN , Sy r acuse, Morntng Wor s h tp , 9 am : MIDDLEPORT PEN Mr. ~nd Mrs. Norman Weber, Sunday Church School. 10 am TECOSTAL - Th trd Ave , the Mrs Sampson Hall. Supt. Tuppers Plams, 0 . Rev Wtlliam Kn itt el. pil Si ar ST IVERSVILLE COM Ronald Dugan , Sunday School Mr. attd Mrs. Howard Young Su MUNITY CHURCH - Sun day p! CJar.ses lor all ages and Mr . and Mrs. Garth Sm1th e ... entng ser,.tce, 7 30 p m , r.ch ool se rv tce , 10 am , Prayer mee l tng , Thur sday, 7 p m , Btb l e s tudy , Wednesday , 7 30 were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sunday evenmg r.e rv tce, 7 p m p m . youth servicer., Frtday , ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST 7.30 p m Emmett Stethem. Pomeroy Harrtsonvtlle FREEWILL BAPTIST Mr . and Mrs. Harold Newlun Road Ke nnet h Ebe r ts, pa stor Co rner Ash and Plum , M id Paul M c Elroy, Su nday Schoo l No el H e rrman , spen t the weekend here with cJiepo rt. Su pt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am .; pa s tor Sa t urd ay eventng Mr. and Mrs. Romey Whlte, servtce , 7 p m Su n day school. mornmg worshtp and com " mun i on . 10 ·30 am , Sunday 10 a . m , Su nday eventng Chillicothe, 0 . cvenrnQ youth Chr tSit an en wor sh rp , 7 p m d eav or , 6 30. Worsh tp r.e r FIRST BAPTIST o t Mtd Pat Drake, Reynoldsburg, 0 . VI CE'S, Sunday , 7 30 p , m d l eport . cor_n('r o1 Sixth and spent the weekend ~1th 'Mr. Wedn esd ay e v e ntng pray er Patm e r Str ee ts Rev . Charl es meeltng and Btble s tudy , 7 . 30 Simo r. s , pastor Danny and Mrs. David Smith. P m Thompson , Suhday St hool Mr and Mrs. Harold Osborn , S up e r 1n te nct en t ST . JOHN LUTHERAN Su nday Pm e Grov e, th e Rev Arthur ch urch Sc hool for everyon e Keno , wen~ visiting Ethel 9 15 a m , Morntng worshtp Combs. pastor Sunday sc hool, 9 30 i) m , church se rvtces , Larkins . 10 15 a m , Event n g scrv rces, 10 30 a m 7 30 p . m . . Wcdne r. d ay pray er Mr . and Mrs. Dorset Larkins se BRADBURY CHURCH OF r v tce, 7 30 p m E~tra youth CHRIST B tble Sc ho o l , 9 · 30 were VISLhng Mr. and Mrs . a ct 1vtttes on Su nday , 5 p m , am ., mornmg worshtp , 10 30 for all youth up t o s l x.th grad e. Virg1l Wamsley, Cheshire. 0. 6 30 f or iun tor and ser11or htgh am Su n d ay e ventnQ Worshtp Service, 7 30 p m , c hotr - Violet Smith s tu d ents prac ti ce Sunday and Wed CHURCH OF CHRIST , nesdav . 7 o . m , prayer mee tmg M t ddteport, 5t h and Matn and Btble Stud y Wednesday , Raul tn Moyer , pastor M ic ha e l 7 30 p m Gerla c h , Sunday Sc hool sup ! ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Br ble Sc hool , 9 30 a . m . Rev Free l and Norrts , pas tor morntng wor $h 1p , 10 .30 a rn , Su nday sc hool 10 a m , Church evening wor shtp , 7· 30 p .m , ser vt <:e, 7 p m . Wednesday prayer se rvtce 7 p m W ed Btble Study , 7 p ,m n esda y RACINE FIRST CHURCH MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE OF THE NAZARENE -- Rev . Su nday School, 9 · 30 a . m , Audry M ill er , pa stor , Le wt s Mornmg · Worship , 10 30 am , Eilts , Sunday schoo l su p! : Eventng worsh ip , 7 30 p m • Su nday school. 9 30 a m . W edn es day Mid -Week. Serv 1ce mornrng worsh tp , 10 30 , run tor Svnday School Supermt end ent. socte l y , 6 JO p m . NYP S, 6 45 Geral d Well s Pa s t or , Rev p m S unday evange ltS ttc Morr p; M Wolfe . meet tng , 7 30 p , m Prayer Mr . and Mrs . Har old mee t tng , Wednesday, 7 30 p m . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Edward B . F tsche r , pa stor MEIGS Gillogly, Vicky and Bruce, tn t er •m , Ronn te Sa lse r , COOPERATIVE Sunday Schoo l supt , Sunday spent the weekend in Columbus PARISH sc hoo l, 9 30 a;m , mor ning THE UNITED at the h'ome of his sister , Mrs. METHODIST CHURCH wor shtp ,10 45 am . . Sunday Robert R . Card eve(lm g wor sh ip , 7 · 30 p m Bernice McKnight. D1rectnr W ed nesday evemg Btbl e r. t udy, Mr. and Mrs . Chester Miller POMEROY CLUSTER . 730pm Re11 . Robert R . <:ard OANVILLE WESLEYAN of Caledoma were weekend Rev . F Stanten Smtth Rev Lawr e n ce Sull tvan , guests of their son and CHESTER Wor sh i P 9 ' 15 pa stor Sunday School 9 30 ; Church Sc hoo l 10 a .m a .m , youth and ju nior youth daughter-in· law, Mr. and Mrs.) a m ENTERPRISE - Wor sh tp , 9 se r v tce , 6 45 p m .. evening William Miller, Debbie and am , Chu rc h Sc hool , 10 am worshtp , 7 · 30 p m , prayer and FLATWOODS - Worsh i p, 11 pratse, W ed n es day, 7 JO p .m Laurt e. am , Chu r ch Sc hoo ! 10 a . m . SILVER RUN FREE POMEROY Worshtp , Mr . and Mrs. Earl Starkey, BAPTIST Rev . Howard .; Church Sc hool 9; 15 K tm b te, pastor s unday School. Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree, a10m30, aU. mMY F 6 30 p m 10 a .m . Henry Davts , sup t , ' ROCK SPR INGS - Worship ev ening ser vice, 7 30 p m Carl Greenlees, Murl Calaway 10 am , Church SchoOl 9 am , Prayer meeltng , T hurs day , and Mr. un d Mrs. Mendal UMY F 6 30 pm 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF J ordan , Columbia Grange, Re v. Robert Bumgarner GOD Rev James sat atlended the regular meeting HEATH Worshfp 10. 30 terftel d ; pa st or SLJnday sc hoo l , m , Church Sc hool 9 30 a m , 9 30 am • worsh i p se r vtce , 11 of the Meigs County Pomona aUMY F 7 p m am , e vening serv1ce. 7: RUTLAND - Worshtp 9 I S pray e r se rvt ce and youth Grange at Rock Spr-in gs. Mrs. a m , Church Sc hool 10 am : se n ice, Wednesday, 7 p m Galaway won second place rn UMY F7p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN SALEM CENTER Wor CHURCH --:- Rob er t E Mur.ser , the State Gt an gc sewm g shtp 9 a m , Chur ch Sc h oo l 10 . Su nday School, 9 . 30 contest m the county and am .. UMYF Thursday, 7 p .m . pastor a m , R obe rt Bobo , sup! , SYRACUSE CLUSTER mo rntng worship, 10 30, Elizabeth Jordan won third m Rev . Merrell Floyd Sunday eventng servtce. 7 · 30 ; the National sewing contest in ASBURY Wor shi p 11 Mtd week serv tce, Wedne sday , , Chu r ch School9 so am .; 7· 30pm the county . The literar y am W SCS . ls i Tuesday SYRACUSE CHURCH OF FOREST RUN - Worsh ip 9 prOb rilm was in honor of mom THE NAZARENE - Rev M am , Chur c h Sc hoo l 10 a .m ., C L ar tmore , pastor Bob and dad. Vinton County W SCS , 3rd W edn esd ay , 7 30 Moore . Sunday Sc hool Sup! Sunday Sc hool , classes t or all Pomona Gran ge w1ll visit pm MINERSVILLE Worsh ip ages , 9 30 a . m , mornmg Meigs Coun ty Pomona Grange t O a . m : Chu r ch Sc hoo l 9 a .m , wor shtp , 10 : 45 , NYP S Su nday, m July ~nd prese nt th e literary W SC S, Jrd Monday , 7 30 p m . 6: 30pm .; evange l tstic r.ervice SYRACUSE Chu rch Sunday , 7 · 30 p .m M id week program ~ol umbm Grange s~ hool. 9 am . wor sh lp se r - prayer meeting , Wednesday 7 30 p m 1 30 p .m ., Misstonary meettng : wa s host gran ge and Served vtc e,SOUTHERN CLUSTER sec ond Wednesday , 7 30 p m refreshments Rev . Frank Cheesebrew UNITED FAITH NON Rev . Martha Ann Maltner DENOMINATIONAL Rev . Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Rev . Howard Sh1vetey Robert Smith , pastor . Su nday BETHANY (Dorcas) school. 9 30 am , cla ss lead er Crabtree and Mrs. Goldu~ Wor ship. 9 • 30 am , Chu r ch Leo H i ll , worsh i p s ervtce: Gillogly attended the District School 10 30 a m . 10 30 am, chur c h, 7.30 p m . WorShtp , 11 EDEN UNITED Co nference of the United amCARMEL : 1s1 and 3rd Su n d ays ; Bk.ETHREN IN CHRIST Methodist Church In Athens at Ch urch Sc hool. 10 a m . E,ldon R Blake, pa stor . Sun day APPLE GROVE - Worsh 1p, Sch ool. 10 am , W i nn ie the R1chl'and United Methodi st ? · Jo p m ttr sl and third Su n . Hol s inger , Sur• Morning da~s . Church schoo l , 9 30 sermo n . 11 am : Evt-n tn g Church . am . pra ye r mee t tng , ltrst se rvt cc- Ch r ir. t iiln Endeavor , Cheryl Lawson, Lester and W ednesday , 7·30 p m p .m .. Mrs Ly d a 7 30 EAST LETART - WOrsh tp, Cheval ie r , pre st d ent Song Marco Jeffers and Mrs . Pansy 7 30 p m , second and fo urth rv tce and se rmo n. 8 20 M id Jordan. Vtrgin ia and Rtck Sundays , c hur ch school , 9· 30 se Week prayer meeting Wed • prayer mee l tng , third ner.day . 7 30 p m Mrs Mar ie assisted with cleanup day at am Wednesday , 7:30p m Hols tnger , cl ass leade r Canter's Cave 4·H Camp near GREATBEND - Worsh tp 11 CHURCH OF JESUS am , 2nd and 4th Su nda ys , CHRIST - Loca t ed at Rut land Jackson on Saturday. Chu rch Sc hool , 10 a m on N ew U ma Roa d , nex•t to Mr : and Mrs. Vernon Perry LETART FALLS -. Wor shtp , r ores! Acre Park ; Rev Ray hJ ,, m (, hu r ch SCI1oo 1, 9 am : · Rouse. pastor . Robert Musser . and granddaughter , Mona Btble r. t udy , 7 JO p m every Sv nday Sc hoo l sup! Sunday Jeiin , of Hilliards spent some TueSday s.:: hool, 10 · 3(' am • worr.htp J 30 p m B i b le st udy , W ed tt me at theL:' farm here. ncsday, 7 30 p m Saturday Mrs . J ohn Gillogly and MORNING STAR Wor r.htp ntght prayer serv ice, 7 30 p .m 9 ' 30 am , Church School 10 30 HEMLOCK G. ROVE David, accompanied by Mrs B m . M td Week Se r vtce CHRIS TIAN · Roger Watso n , n esd ay , 8 p m ' p,j .s tor . Ray Whaley . sup t ; G1Jldie Gillogly ca lled on Mrs. Wed MORSE CHAPEL Wor Morntng wor sh ip. 9 30 d m , Dnru thy Frazier i n Gallipolis ~ h tp tl am , t st and Jrd c. hur c h schOOl, t O 30 ant . ~u n d .'ly !>. Ch 1n ch School 10 young people ' s meel l ng , 6 30 fCl'CntJy . ' n\ • p Ill cven1nq wu• .• . ·'' ST POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W . H . Perrin , pastor . Roy Mayer, Su p t. Church school , 9 15 a .m ., worship , 10 . 24 am .; youth choir rehearsal Monday , 6 30 p m , Mrs . Marv tn BurL dtrector , sen tor choir rf'heo1rsal , 7 JO p .m , Thurs day , Mrs . Paul . N ease , d i rector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CC>rner Union and Mulberry Rev Clyde V H enderson , pastor Sunday School. 9 . 30 am , Glen McClung , supt , morntng wor shi p , 10 30 am .; e1.1entng service . 7· 30 ; m i d -week ser vice , Wednesday , 7 lO p m GRACE EPISCOPAL Morn tng p rayer and sermon . 10 30 a m Ho ly c ommun ton and serm on, f i rst Sunday s, to 30 a m Church sc hoo l , k tndergarten through etQhlh gr ade , 10 · 30 am POMEROY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST - Mr H oy t Allen , Jr, pastor BibJe Sc hool . 9 , 30 a .m ., worsh tp , 10 ·30, adutf woq;htp serv tce and yo un g people 's mee t mg , both 7 30 p .m . Sun day W ednesday , combtned Bible study and prayer mee t tn g , 7 : 30pm THE SALVATION ARMY ~ ~nvoy Ray W . Win ing . oll ic".' r in cha r ge Su nday , 10 a . m ., Ho li ness mee t i ng ; 10 30 am , Sunday Sch ool. Yo ung People 's L eg ion , 7 p ,m , Thursday , 1 t o 3 p m , L ad tes Home Leagu e, 7 p m . Prep cl asse s APOSTOLIC GO'SPEL CHURCH , Ra ct ne Fra nk ie • Morr is. pastor Sunday school. 10 a . m , Su nday even tng serv tc e , 7 30 , Btb!e stu dy , T ues day . 7 30 p m .; pray er servtce, 7 30 p m Thursday Long Bottom Social Notes Leona Hensley spent several i'l.ays at Fairborn, 0 ., with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ferrell, while her sister, Leota Ferrell was hos pitalized, several weeks ago. Friends and neighbors were sorry to hear of the death of Sam Byus who was a former residenl. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Garth Smith were Claude and Dale Smith, Reedsville; Ollie Young and Virgie Mora, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Buckley pnd Mrs. Janice Yost, New Brighton, Pa.; Pat Patterson, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young, Paden City, W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Reynolds and son, Mr. and Mrs. Martin NesselroaO, Pearl Powell and Clarence Atherton. Mr. and Mrs. George Fries and family, Parkersburg, W. Va., were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newlun . Mr. and Mrs . Howard Lawrence attended funeral services for a cousin at Springfield, 0. Visiting Ernestine Hayman on Mother's day were Mr . and Mrs. Elbert Fitzpatrick and family, Lancaster, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs . Bob Fitzpatnck and family and Mr. and Mrs. J1m Wal1s and son, Carrol, 0 .; Mr and Mrs . Bob Barton and family, Vincent, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hayman, sons, Mr. and Mrs. Ketth Ridenour and son and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayman and daughters. Other recent visitors were Mr . and Mrs. Martin Nesselroad and l\'lr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins. Visitirig Mr . and Mrs . Jose Bissell recently were Mrs. Ted Hayman and family, Westerville, 0.; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Groenoveld and Mike Bissell , Columbus ; Pat Howard, Pomeroy R.D.; Joe Bissell, Mason, W Va. ; Pat Drake, Reynoldsburg, 0. ; Mrs. Hank Holter and famtly , and ' Mrs. David Smith and Dee Dee Vistbng Mary Pierce were> Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtis and Cindy, Charleston , W. Va.; Mrs. and Mrs, Hobart ·Newell and Shtela , Chester ; Mr . and Mrs. Bob Wyatt, Parkersburg, W. Va .; Esther Dailey. Daisy Van Meter, Freda Middleswart, Portland; Marie I NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE Pursuant to an order of pnvale sate i ssued by the Ath en s County Court of Com mo n Plea s, Pr obat e Divis ton , sea t ~d btd S for the purchase ot th e rea l esta t e owned by Wi lbu r G N tckels, deceased , l a t e of Rout e 2, Coo lville, Ohto wi ll be re cetved by J a ck E While , Adm rnrstrator. w w a of satd estale , unlt l J une 2, 1973 Sa id proPJ?rty consists of 86 h un dredth s of an acre . mo r e or less , located rn Troy Township , ~then s Cou nty , Oh to and tS Improved wtlh a modern two bedroom home , and t wo car garage , rn e;~~;cellent condttton Sa1d property was appra tsed a! $12,500 00 , and wtll not be sold lor l es!l than that amount The r tght 1S r eserved to re 1ect any and a ll bi ds Each b i d shall conta i n I he highest or best pr 1ce th e b idder tS willing to pay for sa tq property , and thetr name . addre sr., s i gnature , and telephone number . The en . 11e1ope co nta in i ng the b td shal l be clea rty marked " B td on N ic ke ls Property" an d sha ll be addressed to Jac k E Whrte , care ot Paul J . Gerig , Attorney, P 0 Bo)C ~ 268 , Athens , Oh io 45701. Term s sh a l t be ten per cent of the pur c hase pr ice down upon a cc eptan c e of the bid. and !he balance upon del ivery of deed . Inspec t ion of the premises may be had by con ta c t ing Jack B Wtl ile . Coolv i lle . Oh io , phone 667 3110 Jac k B Wh tl e, Admmtstrator , of the esta t e of W il ber G N ic.k'els, dece ased CSJ 11, 18, 25, 31c Carpenter News, Event OAOBURN ~ INGER WIF MY OAOBURN SCALPEL pIll B•ble ~ l u dy , Wednes-day I 30 p m MT . UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec.il Cox. , pastor. Sunda • S( hoot su p! , Joe Sa yr e . ~un day sc hool , 9 4~ a . m . . Sundily e'-:eniflq wor'i h•p . 7: 30 Wednesday prayer and Btble .S 1udy, 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAIN$ C HRI ST IAN CHUII:CH Eugene U r~d e rwooct . pa s tor , Howard Caldwell , Jr , Sunday Sc hool S.Upt , Sunday School , 9 30 a m .. Morn tng se rmon . 10 30 a m , Sunday evenmg se rv i ce. 7 p m LETART fALLS UNITED BRETt-i">EN P ev F reeland Norr •s, pa stor , Floy d Norr i s , sup ! &undaysc hool , 9 : 30a m . ; mor n ing se rmon , 10 30 a . m • Prayer s erv tce. W ed n esdav , 7.30 pm . CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY , ~ - P . Smtih , pastor. Su nday Sc hool. 10 am • Arthur Henson . Su pt . ; Morntng Wor ship , II a .m .; Young Peoples ser vtce, 7 p .m .; Evenmg se rv ice. 7 · 30 p.m . Wedne sday M id Week Prayer · Se rv tce, 7 : 30 p m . • Youth rneetmg 6 : 30 p m , Even i ng worsh ip, 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev . H er bert Grate , pastor Wor . Sh tp service . 11 am and 7·30 p m Sunday Sun day Sc hool , Richar d Barton . 9 · 30 a. m supt Pr a yer m eetmg , Wed nesday , 7 30 p .m • BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST CliffOrd Smith , m in tster , Sunday School 9: 30 am .• morning chur c h 10 : 30 am . Sunday e ventng se r11ice , 7 30p m Wednesday servic e, 8 'ihe When someont shares a secret, u's on tts way 10 becoming no secrel .a1 all And ytt i1 doe5n '1 cea~ to bt a secret unut you ha\·e ~hued il. ~eciet Whtn Jcsui preached 1n the \loilder~. Qundrcds came milea ro hear H1m. They wan1a.l to share H1s secret ... 1~ s'urr of Gvd .. 1M J«m of Mo11 ond God. So righl there m the wlldern~ss. it voas on its way to bewm· ing no ~ rt l a.1 all EJt.ctpt !hal. C\'Cfl today. not C\~r~one hu shartd il. Tftat th CLATIER Acadetntca ll y evrry m1elltgen1 person kno ws ll.'hat Chnsuamty is all about But eac h Sunda~ lllll over thi5 Wi.lrld someone is fndmg in church a new m tngth. a new purpost. a new fa.ilh . ~a~ 01 ~ The !>tt:ret 1ha1 ~·as WE TAKE I BRING 'IOU . INCL.UDE .. CRIMINOLOGV is uill a ~cret. umll YOU share it too. 1HE JH:KET LAW lfNFORCEMENT TRA1N1NG MU ST W"Y whose concern gives ou r lh·cs meaning. lwe:s di rection , 'ltiU PI<IJMIS!: 10 WEAR r--.1.. ES~SC I ALL~ O:R0,>1 A PROF W~ O INSISTS For th e hea(! of C hrb l's mei~illlt bnn~ a human SQul into har· mony wnh a mighty and lovi ng God .. whose power gh·es our 1 'IlliG IGN T EXACTLY W~AT I HAD lt>.l MIND. GO OUT WITH 'IOU IF 507~ ' •• 5HE MLS MEAN A 5NOKING JACKET I'D L.OOK HAN&>SOME IN ONE. NO! .. NO! .. '!WeANT C:OlRIS W,ME:! U'L MI':NTION BUT·??-IF NOBClD'iiN THAT p m BUI~DING LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev . Robert E Buckley . pastor . W i l li am Batley , supt • Sund ay _sthotJ I 9 · 30 a m ; mornmg wor ship, 10 30 a m . • even 1ng wor shi p, 7 ·JO p m W ednesday Ch r istian Youth Crusade , 6 .30 p .m ; p rayer mcettng, 7 30 p .m , Thursday chotr pra c t tc e, 7 OOIOSTO WORK TO THEM-AND THE.'I'LL I!>ECOME. YAK IN 'lOUR FACE!! AND~TO · BUMS- 'IAKAPUNCTURE. TME. Nl!.li.T lil>UILDING!! 'WORK·- pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Danny Evans, pastor . Norman c Will, supt . Su nday Sch ool 9 30 a m .; Worsh ip se rv ic e, 10 30 a .m . ChriSitan Endeavor S u n d"'y evenmg REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac tn e Road . Ralph Johnson, pa stor . Herbert Wh i t e, Sunday Sc hoo l Dire c tor Sunday Sc hool , 9 : 30 am : Morntng worshtp , 10 30 am .; Sunday even tng se rvt ce 7 p .m . Wednesday even tng prayer se rv •ces, 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Grea t Bend , Charles Norr i s, pastor Worsh ip serv1ce, 9 30 a m . Sunday Sc hool , 10 30 All RIGHT, ()RUTHER , Vt'AN START WORKING ~UR WAV DOWN TO THAT OPEN AREA NOW... l2!!Q c~ NOT M UCf!,MOM. EX · CEPT 'THA I 'THI& FINE WEA'THER HA& EVERY· ONE 1HfNKING OF VACATION&. .JANIE ANt> PC~RY ARE GOING ID'THE SEA&HORE IN JULv&TAN ANt> HI:; FAMILY ARlO GOiNC> CAMPiNG IN AUGU51f_ AND MY SECRETARY, uANICt..i.!.S PLANNING A TRIp I r:J EUROPE.' r--r' AND WHAT ,A.,\30LIT YCJ(.I1 DEAR? lf15 ~EEN SOME TIME 51NCE YOU I-lAD COMa 10 THINK OFIT.tT HA5 13EEN "A WHIL-E:-; HA&N'T IT? TlME OFF .. __ IF' IT'S THAT G~E'AT, a .m CARLETON CHURCH Kingsbury Road . Sun day Sc hoo L 9 30 a .m ., Ralph Carl, sup t Worship service, 10 30 am ancl7 : 30 p m alternately . Prayer meetmg, W ednesday. 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles, pastor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev Ca rl Ri ch ards, pastor Mrs Wor l ey F ranc 1s, Sunday school sup! , Sunday sc hool , 9 45 a m ; chur c h servtces, second and fourth Su ndays follow i ng Sunday school , ft rs t and th ird Sunday eve n tngs, 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt , pastor , Sunday School r.u pt , Ronald Os borne , B tble School, 9 30 am , preachtng 10 45 am ; Ev en 1ng servt ces ,· 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells, pastor Sunday School 9 30 am . M.Qrning worr.hip, 10 · 30 am , Young Peopl e's Se rvice 6 45 p m , EvangeltS!tc ser Vt Ce1 7 30 p m Prayer meeting , Thursday, 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knob s, R ev L R Gluesen camp , pastor . Roger W tllred , Sr , Su nday Sc hool Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a. m .; Sunday eve-ning w orshtp 7 30 Prayer meetmg. Tu esday, 7 30 p m E rnest Dee ter , cl ass leader Youth meet tn g, W e dne s day , 7 30 p m , Erner.t Dee ter , leader MT . HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook, pastor Sunday sc hool, 9 .30 am , Rus sell Spen ce r , s upt .J wor s h i p se rvt ce, 10 45 am , eventng wor sh ip atterna t tng w i t h C E at 7 30 p m . on -S-unday Pray er meeting, 7 30 p m W edn esda y Allr ed W ol fe , Ia y te a der WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolv il le RD . R ev Roy Dee t er, p ast or Sunday sc hool , 9 30 a m , worship servtce, 10 '30 a m Bib le study and prayer s.crvtc e, Wadn es day , 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST R ev Si\muel Jackso n , pa stor Su n day SchooL 10 a m , Mr s Ger trud e Buller , su p! Prayer se rvi ce, 1: 30 p . m .. prea c hmg service. 2 p .m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CH R 1ST - Ketth W tse, pastor Sunday Schoo l, 9 30 a .m , v H Braley , su pt. , wor sh tp se rv tce and com mun io n , 10 ·30 am evcn_i ng servtce , 7 30 p m .; W edne sd ay , Bib l e study , 7 30 p . m Regular board meeting , lh trd Sa turday each month , 7 30 p m RUTLANO COMMUNITY CHURCH The Rev l ee Burn em, Pastor S unday Sc hoo l 9 · 30 am , Worshtp se rv tce, 11 am . Wednesday prayer m eeting , 7 30 p m . Sunday n tght wor sh tp , 7 30 P m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re,. . Llo yd D Gr imm , J r , pa stor . Su nday Sc hool , 9 : 30 a m ; MOrntng wor s htp , 10 JO a m ., Young peop le's serv tce. 6 , 45 p m ., Evangel tsti c se rv t ce , 7 30 p m Wednesday even tn g se rv tce _. 7. 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Ca sto . pa stor Sunday Sc h ool , 11 : 30; even ing wor ship. 7 30 Thursday evenrng prayer servtce . 7 30 p .m . MASON FIRST BAPTIST Secorid and Pomeroy Si s. Stan Cr a i g, pas tor Sunday school. 9 45 a m , worsh i p servtce, 11 am • trau~t ng un 1o n , 6 : 30 p m , even m g worshtp servfce. 7 30 p m M i d -week prayer se nt Ce, Wedne sday , 7 30 p m FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH - Letart Route 1, ! he Re v Stan Craig , pa s tor Sunday schoo l 9 . 30 a . m , prayer and Bible study , 7 30 p m . Cottage prayer service, T uesday , 10 a .m .; worshtp service , Fr iday , 7 30 p m . - MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST ,\ P 0 Box 487 , Mdter St , Ma son , Vv . Va Sund ay Bib le Study JO am ., Worship 11 am and 7 p .m . B ible Study 'lo' ed ne s day 7 p . m , Vo c al mus ic. MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD Second Sf , Ma son , W . va . Ch es t er Tennant. pas tor . Su nday 'Sch ool. 10 a . m , rnorntng wor s hip, 11 am .. e~tangel ts l lc se r v i ce , 7 30 p .m . B ible s t ud y and prayer se rv tce. 'Nednesd<lv , 7 30 p m Phone 113 5133 . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST i n Chn!>ltan Unton Th e , l.'(v 1/J tl lr am Cam pbe ll , p.bhl r ~L',day SC hOO l, 9 30 t1 m .· JamP.s Hu g hes , supt ;. evenmq SE'rvtrC , 7. 30 r .m W£'dn(lsday evening IJretver '"' (·ct •ng , 7. 30 p m Youth pr.1y er ser1.1lc~ each Tuesday WEU.. I GUESS WE'RE All SET, FOOZV .' All WE NEED NOW IS A liTTlE lUCK! 'I !JETTER ,....,. A GLA~~! :I NEVIiR SAlt:> IT TA$TE.O GOOO! No down pa~ment! No 'transfer fee! With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is ' good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. Take me home! Meigs County Branch GAULS SHAKE HAVEN - THE ATHENS COUNTY Short Order Atr Condthoned Re sta urant St. Rt. 7 i You seen the beautiful 'tile bat-h! SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Chester, Ohio Pom-eroy 296 W. Second SUNDAY tiMES-SENTINEL 'IOU AilE tJf:AT. I::MPW'/1::5, TRUST'IIORTlN, I..O'IA~ AND ~OU Ph . 992- 3865 . ARf THE' ~WO'i IT, B!XAU~~ weu ot9:USS PU~L.TUAL- 1 MO$T ~OUfi:. SI~I:ERE! LODWICK'S MARKET Devoted to the Greater Ohio Vallev . OF AU.. M'l General Merchandise Tuppers Plain s Ph . 667 -3280 U1'TLE ORPHAN ANNIE . SWISHER & LOHSE MARK V STORE Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy ' ROYAL OAK PARK SIT, Hutil; SMOkE, SLEEP 9CST.' GREAT RED FAltlER Y00 GtOT TO SIT 1 HUMT1 srt:IKE, SLEEP .... ,so ... Middleport, Ohio . by THOMAS JOSEPH OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO• . Family Recreation Swimming, Camping 1m Giovan n i · ( 2 wd s J 6. l"acc v.1 l h g let s 5. Ncc kv.N t Hlylc II . !\lap gwnt GAUL'S MARKET Pomeroy-Member FDIC & Federal Reserve System 12 Chester, Ohio • HEINER'S BAKERY Bakers of Good Bread Huntington , W.Va . I ANTICIPATED SUCH -AN OFFER AND I'M THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to the Interest of Meigs & Mason Area c omet!~ X. V V. W 14 . t m: :ot·nu 1ton of ~). I .II CI an mun I 0. Hwl(! t<Jp(dn g 15. Hcl' Cnl utl lCg l ;ll h ~ACINE FOOD MARKET garment ll. Goal ( II ' s helter 19. Wild Pt l-! 2fJ . Clic<tl GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. Sell it with a Sentinel Display Ad. Phone 992·2156 Phone 992-3284 Middleport I THE DAILY SENTINEL 337 N.,_ 2nd CATALOGUE STORE Mr . & Mrs . Charles R. Sheets 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992·3001 RALLS BEN FRANKLIN STORE Phone 992-3481 N. Second Ave. • ·Middleport. 0 . BOWERS DRIVE·IN RESTAURANT THE DAILY SENTINEL 992-3551) 3 1. T un d c n{ ,\ A SSC\'CI · :12. atu 22. T al but or a put r :1:1 . Hcligiou .., Nuldt hud y ~ HEAD? 116 W. Main Ph. 992 -7590 Free Estimales - Guaranteed Installation I ,1/1 '//IB I I r] t has•· Ou tli t TELL 'THE/VI W~EN NO 39. ~··!"·'' "'"' ONE 13El.IEVES IT! :~K . '1'/UW/N Now w-ranre the circled letters tu form the surprise answer, aa sune1te-d by the above cartoon. " ~Prill~.;;il~SliPRISI~·-iT.AHSWIII~.~~THE a xx xI I J (A-wen tomorrow) c ~tor H c\• c rhcr~ I jlUIIhlU I Ye•1rrday' • FIIGN IXCU TARTAR tillPER An.wcrt -12. Sco n~ h 13. P rot('l'd · HI , CHUCK 1 GEE , WHAT A SURPRISE . HOW'VE ~ 'B EEN 1 ings 44 . Lum p1n g: itrm IJIIWN L Young elephant /) ur whale 2. Add i (·t rsL J s. Em c r g(· 4. Collr,•n DAILY ( ' UYI"l'OQ!JOT~;- Here's how lo work it: 1\XYDI.IIAAXR 0. FINE. THANK ~OU ... i' LL GET RIGHT 1lJ THE f()INT. .. HOW ABOUT Om• lt•llcr ~ 11npl~ .'-'l ands for :mother In th i~ .~a mple A i" I{OUR TEAM PLA~IN6 OUR TEAM usctl fnr lht• th rr( 1 L ... X f pr the two O's. <' I C. Smglc lcltPrs . IN A BENEFIT M<5EMLL GAME, Pomeroy is SEARS I. 0 N G f' E I. L 0 W apostroph<!s. t h1• i('ugth anti . 1\"md s are al l { ' RYI'TtH~l ' ()Tf~ S KDVIIGQ NF <l ( ' Q N r. tJ (~ I' W Y QG l' ~ I! i" I!<; . J,JlOCJIJHA - '' H N W .1 W K <l E N W N V (l Y 1J Z Paint- Plumbing & Electrical Supplies Tuppers Plains 667-3963 ~uilding Supples and MillwOrk formati on o r th1• are diffcr<'nl hmts F.ach da ~ tlw ('fJLh' lf'tt<'fs Authorized Catalog Merchant Louis W . Osborn 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992-2178 General Contracting Ph. 992-3978· Fon nin ~ I [ 11. llaii ,Jil CJ!y ON HER . RACINE PLANING MILL - 20. cn,ohd l ~ ate -IS THEHAT TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Pomeroy 40. How I-IIGH Wall -to -Watt Carpet Specialists 307 Spring Ave. Ph. 992-2318 3'7. Lm g1·Jw pur · 27./J l'J-i (' f\{• . o Nationwide lnsurance~o . of Columbus , Keepsake Diamond Rings Pomeroy, 0 . 312 E. Main St. wnm g I l :n. HN·r P. J. 'PAULEY, AGENT K&C JEWELERS Devoted to the IntereSt of The Meigs&- Mason Area' 1 Pomeroy, 0 . Middle pod CARPET-LAND, INC. MONTGOMERY WARD E . Main St . ( Fr. l 29 T ab le !m ens :10. Ho rl enl _ _ _.. :ll. Thn c:c ( mu s 1 :12. ! )!l D.B.A. ANTHONY PLUMBINGond HEATING Middleport, Ohio ~1 uat • -"""'"'-···"' ' ... ,,,..,.., 2H .St a t e ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCfiON CO. M&R FOODLINER s h•uth 36. Civ il G1 an t s 21. ( 2 wd s . 1 OldU.S. 33 Ph. 992-7735 Stop In and See Us 35 Fu:tmn .d Ul . 1\r:th buast 34 . Twin gl' i ll St'C' I Zi . 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WHAT WOULD CXI~ GAME BE FOR, CHUCK. THWli\MON �NUSS !! I JEST STUCK MY PORTLAND Wor-sht p 7 30 PAVL lUT HERAN p m Church Stlroot 9 10 a m lt•t• I.:C\1 Arthur C Lund, SUTTON W !Jr~hi p , 11 am P••stor Sunday sc ho<. • (nvr 1nd and 4th Suntl <ty s ; Chur ch ~c- ry ."ldult l, 9 IS am , Cha r les Sc hool 10 a .m Ev<Hl~. Ct•nst•an Educa ti on WESLEYAN ( Ractne ) '-.u pf • WOr Sht p SN\ItCe, 10 30 Wor '5 htp , II am . . · Chur ch om , conh rmation clas.~es. Sc hool , 10 a m Tu(.'Sday . 18 15. tun tor c on NORTHEAST C:LUS.T£R t trma l io n c la $s. hme se t R e v . Jacob l=e-hman WE"eio.ly , senior co nl~rmat ion Rev . Stanley Br andum ctas.s Sen i or ch oi r , 7 30 p m . SACRED HEART Rev JOPPA Wor ship tO am , 1 uco!>day Fatner Bernard Kraic0¥ 1C , SEVENTH - DAY AD · Church School 9 a .m . • Prayer pas1or Phone 992 18H M cc tlnq, Wedn esda'f , 8 p m VENTIST Loca t ed on Salurday ev ening Mass , I 30 LONG BOTTOM Church Mvtberr._. He i ghts. , neaf p m Sunday Mass , 8 a11d 10 V(' teran s Mcmor'lat Ho sp tlal. s t-rv ices, 9 a m , Su flda'( am Con tt~ssJ ons , Satu r day , 7 Sc hool 9 45 a m B tble Study Pomeroy Pa s tor H e rbt"rl 7J0 prr. e- v ery Thur sday , 7 "30 p .m Morgan S<t bbalh Sc hool. every POMEROY FIRST BAP · NORTH BETHEL Wor Sa turday at 1 p m and wor sh•P TIST Rober! K uhn , pas10r ; Sh.t P II am ., Chu r c h Sc hool 1~ sc rv tcC totlo wing al J 15 p m W i lliam Watson , Sundt~y school am Open flrble d•scussron each supL Sund ay sc hool. 9 30 am , ALFRED Su nday sChool, Thursday at 7 30 p m at the BYF , o p m., S1b le s tudy , 9 45 a . m eac h Sun d ay , c hurch " The Friend ly W ed nesday , 7 p . m . chOif prea c h ing at J 1 am . each Chu rch ." pra c l tce, W~dhcsdtly , 8 .30 p m Sun day Prayer meeting, 7: 4S GRAHAM UNITED PO'MEROY WES L EYAN p m Wednes day ; W SCS, 8 p m METHODIST Preachtng HOLINESS CHURCH on third Tuesday each month . 9 · 30 am ., f trs t and second Harrtsonvtlle Road , Rev . REEDSVILLE Sunday Sundays ot eac.h mon t h. lh trd O ' Oell ' Mantey , Pastor , H enry school. 9:3 0. preaching , 7!30 and l ourt h Sun day s each Eblin , Sund ay School Sup ! mo11th , wors.h tp serv tce at 7 . 30 p m · Sunday ; prayer meet ing, Sun day School 9 . 30 a m , 7 30 p m . Tuesday , wsts. 7 30 p m Wedne sday even ing s at Eventng worship 7. 30 p , m .; ftr s l Thur sday each month . 7 30, Prayer and B tble Study Prayer at1d Pra tse servtce. :;tLVE R RIDGE - Wor r.hip FIRST SOUT HERN BAPTh u r sday . 7 30 p m tO am .; Chu r c h Sc hool , 9 a . m TIST 282 Mulberry Ave , NEASE SETTLEMENT TUPPERS PLAINS Pomeroy , aft i liated w i th CHAPEL Non Worsh i P 9 a . m ., Church S B C • lhe Rev F red H tll. denominat i onal , George s Sc hool , 10 am . pastor , Her s hel McClure. Oiler, Pas lor . Sunday Sc hool 10 KENO CHURCH OF Sunda y school sup ! Su nday am Wor sht p Serv tce ll a . m CHRIST H oba rl N ew ell. sc hool, 9 30 a .m ., morn i ng Su nday night services 7: 30 sup!. Se rvic e w ee k l y, 9 30 a . m wor s.h 1p, 10 30 am ., Sunday p .m . We dnesday Pray e r e . . angelist tc meetmy. 7 30 p .m . on Sunday . Prea ching frrst and meeting 7. 30 p m , Ev eryone thtrd sunday s of mon th .bY Pr~y c r meeting, Wedne sday , .wel come Cl tfford Smi th , 9 ' 30 am 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE HOBSON CHRISTIAN MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W UN ION Darrel Ooddr tl l , MT MORIAH BAPTIST Ma in St. Loren T S.teph ens, pa stor. Sunday Sc hool , 9 ; 30 Corner F ourth and Main , e vangeltSI . phone 992 · 7656 M tddle port Rev Henry Key , am .. Leonard Gilmore . f ir r.t Conse rvat tve. non elde r ; eventng serv 1ce. 7; 30 Jr . pas t o r Sund<'Y Sc hool. 9 : 30 tnS ir umcn ta l Sund ay wor shtp , p.m W ed ne s day prayer a m _, Mrs Ervin Baumgard 10 am , Btb le study , 11 am .; mee t tng , 7 30 p .m ne r , supt , Mor nmg wor sh tp , wor shtp. 6 p m Wedn esday MT MORIAH CHURCH OF 10 "45 a . m B ible s tudy , 7 p rn GOD Racine Ro u t e 2. The JEHO VA H ' S WITNESSES R ev Ch ar les Hand , pa s tor Mto'"WAY COMMUNITY L a, rry Ca rnahan . presid tng CHURCH { non · Sunday sc hool. 9 · 45 am .. mintslc r Su nday , B ible lec den om tn at i onal J, L angsv il le - . ture , 9 30 d m , W a tchtower · mor ntng wor s h tp , 11 a .m Evl!ntng ser1.1tces , Tuesday and De)(ter Road , the Rev . Worley s tudy , l(l 30 a . m , Tuesd ay , F r ida y , 7· 30 Ha ley , pastor Sund ay school , Bibl e s t ud y . 7 30 p m : Thu r ~ ­ BEARWALLOW RIDGE 10 a .m ; ev entng wo rshtp, 7 30 day . mtnt sl r y school , 7 30 p m Prayer · meeting, CHURCH OF CHRIST . B ib l e p m , se r vrce mee t tng B 30 s tudy , 9 30 am , morning Tuesday. 7 :30 p m .. youth pm group , F r1day , 7 ·30 p m wor sh ip, 10 30 am , even tng MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of wor shtp , 0 · 30 p .m W edn esda y Chri st tn Chn sflan Unto[l Btbl e s tudy , 7 30 p .m La wr ence Man le y , pastor : UNITED MINISTRY OF Mr s Russe ll Young , Sunday ME IGS COUNTY , The United Schoo l Su pt Su nda y Sc hool Pre s byter~an Church , Dwtgh t 9 30 a m Even_ing wor shi p , L Zavilz , Pa s tor Director ; 7 .3 0 Wednesday pray e r Ge orge W . H u lton and R ev meet tng, 7. 30 p m L tn s on St ebbms , Ass ' ! Pastor Swan and Mr. and Mrs . Larry MT MOR IAH CHURCH OF D ir ec tor s Goo Ractne Route 2, the Curlis family . FIRST UNITED PRES · Rev James M Mun cy , pa st or BYTERIAN, M idd l e Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Dill, Sunday schoo l , 9 45 am , port , Sunday Chur ch Sc hool, morn tng wor sht R. 11 am . Pomeroy, and Freda Larkins Sc hoo l, 9 · 30 a. m .. Mr s. Homer e ventng worshtp , 7. 30 p m L ee , Supt , Morn 1ng Worshtp Pr aye r meet tng , Tuesday , 7 30 and fam1ly were VISiting Mr . 10 30 am p m , Young peop le 's mee t tng . and Mrs Warren Connolly and FIRST UNITED 7 30 p m Th~;rsday PRESBYTERIAN, M idRUTLAND CHURCH OF Amy . d l eport , Su nday Church Sch ool. GOD B ertha Ktngrey , Leona Hens ley wa s visiting 9. 30 am , Lewts Sauer , Supt. ; substitute pastor Sun day Morntng Worshrp, 10 30 a . m Sc hool , 10 a . m . • worshtp Mr. and Mrs. Tony Liter MT. OLIVE CHURCH r.e rvi ce, 7 p .m . Sunday . Pray e r Lon g Bottom , Sunday School. Tim Bissell, Mason, W.Va., meettng , Wednesday, 7 30 p m 10 am wrlh Willard Pigott , HAZEL COMMUNITY and Patricia Frum, Pt. r. upt Evangelis l message each CHURCH - N ea r Long Bot Sunday evening , 7: 30 p m . by Pleasant, W Va . were visiting t om Es ttl Hart , pastor , Roy Eld e r Russel l Cline , mintsler Bro wn , ass t slant pastor Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter . Of the Apor.tolt C Faith B tb l e Su nday school, 10 a . m .. Church Study , Wedn er.day, 7. 30 p m 1 30 p m. ea cr Su nday Mr. and Mrs . Fred Larkins FIRST UNITED eventng. prayer meetmg , 7 J O were Sunday dinner guests of p m Thur sday PRESBYTERIAN , Sy r acuse, Morntng Wor s h tp , 9 am : MIDDLEPORT PEN Mr. ~nd Mrs. Norman Weber, Sunday Church School. 10 am TECOSTAL - Th trd Ave , the Mrs Sampson Hall. Supt. Tuppers Plams, 0 . Rev Wtlliam Kn itt el. pil Si ar ST IVERSVILLE COM Ronald Dugan , Sunday School Mr. attd Mrs. Howard Young Su MUNITY CHURCH - Sun day p! CJar.ses lor all ages and Mr . and Mrs. Garth Sm1th e ... entng ser,.tce, 7 30 p m , r.ch ool se rv tce , 10 am , Prayer mee l tng , Thur sday, 7 p m , Btb l e s tudy , Wednesday , 7 30 were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sunday evenmg r.e rv tce, 7 p m p m . youth servicer., Frtday , ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST 7.30 p m Emmett Stethem. Pomeroy Harrtsonvtlle FREEWILL BAPTIST Mr . and Mrs. Harold Newlun Road Ke nnet h Ebe r ts, pa stor Co rner Ash and Plum , M id Paul M c Elroy, Su nday Schoo l No el H e rrman , spen t the weekend here with cJiepo rt. Su pt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am .; pa s tor Sa t urd ay eventng Mr. and Mrs. Romey Whlte, servtce , 7 p m Su n day school. mornmg worshtp and com " mun i on . 10 ·30 am , Sunday 10 a . m , Su nday eventng Chillicothe, 0 . cvenrnQ youth Chr tSit an en wor sh rp , 7 p m d eav or , 6 30. Worsh tp r.e r FIRST BAPTIST o t Mtd Pat Drake, Reynoldsburg, 0 . VI CE'S, Sunday , 7 30 p , m d l eport . cor_n('r o1 Sixth and spent the weekend ~1th 'Mr. Wedn esd ay e v e ntng pray er Patm e r Str ee ts Rev . Charl es meeltng and Btble s tudy , 7 . 30 Simo r. s , pastor Danny and Mrs. David Smith. P m Thompson , Suhday St hool Mr and Mrs. Harold Osborn , S up e r 1n te nct en t ST . JOHN LUTHERAN Su nday Pm e Grov e, th e Rev Arthur ch urch Sc hool for everyon e Keno , wen~ visiting Ethel 9 15 a m , Morntng worshtp Combs. pastor Sunday sc hool, 9 30 i) m , church se rvtces , Larkins . 10 15 a m , Event n g scrv rces, 10 30 a m 7 30 p . m . . Wcdne r. d ay pray er Mr . and Mrs. Dorset Larkins se BRADBURY CHURCH OF r v tce, 7 30 p m E~tra youth CHRIST B tble Sc ho o l , 9 · 30 were VISLhng Mr. and Mrs . a ct 1vtttes on Su nday , 5 p m , am ., mornmg worshtp , 10 30 for all youth up t o s l x.th grad e. Virg1l Wamsley, Cheshire. 0. 6 30 f or iun tor and ser11or htgh am Su n d ay e ventnQ Worshtp Service, 7 30 p m , c hotr - Violet Smith s tu d ents prac ti ce Sunday and Wed CHURCH OF CHRIST , nesdav . 7 o . m , prayer mee tmg M t ddteport, 5t h and Matn and Btble Stud y Wednesday , Raul tn Moyer , pastor M ic ha e l 7 30 p m Gerla c h , Sunday Sc hool sup ! ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Br ble Sc hool , 9 30 a . m . Rev Free l and Norrts , pas tor morntng wor $h 1p , 10 .30 a rn , Su nday sc hool 10 a m , Church evening wor shtp , 7· 30 p .m , ser vt <:e, 7 p m . Wednesday prayer se rvtce 7 p m W ed Btble Study , 7 p ,m n esda y RACINE FIRST CHURCH MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE OF THE NAZARENE -- Rev . Su nday School, 9 · 30 a . m , Audry M ill er , pa stor , Le wt s Mornmg · Worship , 10 30 am , Eilts , Sunday schoo l su p! : Eventng worsh ip , 7 30 p m • Su nday school. 9 30 a m . W edn es day Mid -Week. Serv 1ce mornrng worsh tp , 10 30 , run tor Svnday School Supermt end ent. socte l y , 6 JO p m . NYP S, 6 45 Geral d Well s Pa s t or , Rev p m S unday evange ltS ttc Morr p; M Wolfe . meet tng , 7 30 p , m Prayer Mr . and Mrs . Har old mee t tng , Wednesday, 7 30 p m . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Edward B . F tsche r , pa stor MEIGS Gillogly, Vicky and Bruce, tn t er •m , Ronn te Sa lse r , COOPERATIVE Sunday Schoo l supt , Sunday spent the weekend in Columbus PARISH sc hoo l, 9 30 a;m , mor ning THE UNITED at the h'ome of his sister , Mrs. METHODIST CHURCH wor shtp ,10 45 am . . Sunday Robert R . Card eve(lm g wor sh ip , 7 · 30 p m Bernice McKnight. D1rectnr W ed nesday evemg Btbl e r. t udy, Mr. and Mrs . Chester Miller POMEROY CLUSTER . 730pm Re11 . Robert R . <:ard OANVILLE WESLEYAN of Caledoma were weekend Rev . F Stanten Smtth Rev Lawr e n ce Sull tvan , guests of their son and CHESTER Wor sh i P 9 ' 15 pa stor Sunday School 9 30 ; Church Sc hoo l 10 a .m a .m , youth and ju nior youth daughter-in· law, Mr. and Mrs.) a m ENTERPRISE - Wor sh tp , 9 se r v tce , 6 45 p m .. evening William Miller, Debbie and am , Chu rc h Sc hool , 10 am worshtp , 7 · 30 p m , prayer and FLATWOODS - Worsh i p, 11 pratse, W ed n es day, 7 JO p .m Laurt e. am , Chu r ch Sc hoo ! 10 a . m . SILVER RUN FREE POMEROY Worshtp , Mr . and Mrs. Earl Starkey, BAPTIST Rev . Howard .; Church Sc hool 9; 15 K tm b te, pastor s unday School. Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree, a10m30, aU. mMY F 6 30 p m 10 a .m . Henry Davts , sup t , ' ROCK SPR INGS - Worship ev ening ser vice, 7 30 p m Carl Greenlees, Murl Calaway 10 am , Church SchoOl 9 am , Prayer meeltng , T hurs day , and Mr. un d Mrs. Mendal UMY F 6 30 pm 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF J ordan , Columbia Grange, Re v. Robert Bumgarner GOD Rev James sat atlended the regular meeting HEATH Worshfp 10. 30 terftel d ; pa st or SLJnday sc hoo l , m , Church Sc hool 9 30 a m , 9 30 am • worsh i p se r vtce , 11 of the Meigs County Pomona aUMY F 7 p m am , e vening serv1ce. 7: RUTLAND - Worshtp 9 I S pray e r se rvt ce and youth Grange at Rock Spr-in gs. Mrs. a m , Church Sc hool 10 am : se n ice, Wednesday, 7 p m Galaway won second place rn UMY F7p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN SALEM CENTER Wor CHURCH --:- Rob er t E Mur.ser , the State Gt an gc sewm g shtp 9 a m , Chur ch Sc h oo l 10 . Su nday School, 9 . 30 contest m the county and am .. UMYF Thursday, 7 p .m . pastor a m , R obe rt Bobo , sup! , SYRACUSE CLUSTER mo rntng worship, 10 30, Elizabeth Jordan won third m Rev . Merrell Floyd Sunday eventng servtce. 7 · 30 ; the National sewing contest in ASBURY Wor shi p 11 Mtd week serv tce, Wedne sday , , Chu r ch School9 so am .; 7· 30pm the county . The literar y am W SCS . ls i Tuesday SYRACUSE CHURCH OF FOREST RUN - Worsh ip 9 prOb rilm was in honor of mom THE NAZARENE - Rev M am , Chur c h Sc hoo l 10 a .m ., C L ar tmore , pastor Bob and dad. Vinton County W SCS , 3rd W edn esd ay , 7 30 Moore . Sunday Sc hool Sup! Sunday Sc hool , classes t or all Pomona Gran ge w1ll visit pm MINERSVILLE Worsh ip ages , 9 30 a . m , mornmg Meigs Coun ty Pomona Grange t O a . m : Chu r ch Sc hoo l 9 a .m , wor shtp , 10 : 45 , NYP S Su nday, m July ~nd prese nt th e literary W SC S, Jrd Monday , 7 30 p m . 6: 30pm .; evange l tstic r.ervice SYRACUSE Chu rch Sunday , 7 · 30 p .m M id week program ~ol umbm Grange s~ hool. 9 am . wor sh lp se r - prayer meeting , Wednesday 7 30 p m 1 30 p .m ., Misstonary meettng : wa s host gran ge and Served vtc e,SOUTHERN CLUSTER sec ond Wednesday , 7 30 p m refreshments Rev . Frank Cheesebrew UNITED FAITH NON Rev . Martha Ann Maltner DENOMINATIONAL Rev . Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Rev . Howard Sh1vetey Robert Smith , pastor . Su nday BETHANY (Dorcas) school. 9 30 am , cla ss lead er Crabtree and Mrs. Goldu~ Wor ship. 9 • 30 am , Chu r ch Leo H i ll , worsh i p s ervtce: Gillogly attended the District School 10 30 a m . 10 30 am, chur c h, 7.30 p m . WorShtp , 11 EDEN UNITED Co nference of the United amCARMEL : 1s1 and 3rd Su n d ays ; Bk.ETHREN IN CHRIST Methodist Church In Athens at Ch urch Sc hool. 10 a m . E,ldon R Blake, pa stor . Sun day APPLE GROVE - Worsh 1p, Sch ool. 10 am , W i nn ie the R1chl'and United Methodi st ? · Jo p m ttr sl and third Su n . Hol s inger , Sur• Morning da~s . Church schoo l , 9 30 sermo n . 11 am : Evt-n tn g Church . am . pra ye r mee t tng , ltrst se rvt cc- Ch r ir. t iiln Endeavor , Cheryl Lawson, Lester and W ednesday , 7·30 p m p .m .. Mrs Ly d a 7 30 EAST LETART - WOrsh tp, Cheval ie r , pre st d ent Song Marco Jeffers and Mrs . Pansy 7 30 p m , second and fo urth rv tce and se rmo n. 8 20 M id Jordan. Vtrgin ia and Rtck Sundays , c hur ch school , 9· 30 se Week prayer meeting Wed • prayer mee l tng , third ner.day . 7 30 p m Mrs Mar ie assisted with cleanup day at am Wednesday , 7:30p m Hols tnger , cl ass leade r Canter's Cave 4·H Camp near GREATBEND - Worsh tp 11 CHURCH OF JESUS am , 2nd and 4th Su nda ys , CHRIST - Loca t ed at Rut land Jackson on Saturday. Chu rch Sc hool , 10 a m on N ew U ma Roa d , nex•t to Mr : and Mrs. Vernon Perry LETART FALLS -. Wor shtp , r ores! Acre Park ; Rev Ray hJ ,, m (, hu r ch SCI1oo 1, 9 am : · Rouse. pastor . Robert Musser . and granddaughter , Mona Btble r. t udy , 7 JO p m every Sv nday Sc hoo l sup! Sunday Jeiin , of Hilliards spent some TueSday s.:: hool, 10 · 3(' am • worr.htp J 30 p m B i b le st udy , W ed tt me at theL:' farm here. ncsday, 7 30 p m Saturday Mrs . J ohn Gillogly and MORNING STAR Wor r.htp ntght prayer serv ice, 7 30 p .m 9 ' 30 am , Church School 10 30 HEMLOCK G. ROVE David, accompanied by Mrs B m . M td Week Se r vtce CHRIS TIAN · Roger Watso n , n esd ay , 8 p m ' p,j .s tor . Ray Whaley . sup t ; G1Jldie Gillogly ca lled on Mrs. Wed MORSE CHAPEL Wor Morntng wor sh ip. 9 30 d m , Dnru thy Frazier i n Gallipolis ~ h tp tl am , t st and Jrd c. hur c h schOOl, t O 30 ant . ~u n d .'ly !>. Ch 1n ch School 10 young people ' s meel l ng , 6 30 fCl'CntJy . ' n\ • p Ill cven1nq wu• .• . ·'' ST POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W . H . Perrin , pastor . Roy Mayer, Su p t. Church school , 9 15 a .m ., worship , 10 . 24 am .; youth choir rehearsal Monday , 6 30 p m , Mrs . Marv tn BurL dtrector , sen tor choir rf'heo1rsal , 7 JO p .m , Thurs day , Mrs . Paul . N ease , d i rector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CC>rner Union and Mulberry Rev Clyde V H enderson , pastor Sunday School. 9 . 30 am , Glen McClung , supt , morntng wor shi p , 10 30 am .; e1.1entng service . 7· 30 ; m i d -week ser vice , Wednesday , 7 lO p m GRACE EPISCOPAL Morn tng p rayer and sermon . 10 30 a m Ho ly c ommun ton and serm on, f i rst Sunday s, to 30 a m Church sc hoo l , k tndergarten through etQhlh gr ade , 10 · 30 am POMEROY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST - Mr H oy t Allen , Jr, pastor BibJe Sc hool . 9 , 30 a .m ., worsh tp , 10 ·30, adutf woq;htp serv tce and yo un g people 's mee t mg , both 7 30 p .m . Sun day W ednesday , combtned Bible study and prayer mee t tn g , 7 : 30pm THE SALVATION ARMY ~ ~nvoy Ray W . Win ing . oll ic".' r in cha r ge Su nday , 10 a . m ., Ho li ness mee t i ng ; 10 30 am , Sunday Sch ool. Yo ung People 's L eg ion , 7 p ,m , Thursday , 1 t o 3 p m , L ad tes Home Leagu e, 7 p m . Prep cl asse s APOSTOLIC GO'SPEL CHURCH , Ra ct ne Fra nk ie • Morr is. pastor Sunday school. 10 a . m , Su nday even tng serv tc e , 7 30 , Btb!e stu dy , T ues day . 7 30 p m .; pray er servtce, 7 30 p m Thursday Long Bottom Social Notes Leona Hensley spent several i'l.ays at Fairborn, 0 ., with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ferrell, while her sister, Leota Ferrell was hos pitalized, several weeks ago. Friends and neighbors were sorry to hear of the death of Sam Byus who was a former residenl. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Garth Smith were Claude and Dale Smith, Reedsville; Ollie Young and Virgie Mora, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Buckley pnd Mrs. Janice Yost, New Brighton, Pa.; Pat Patterson, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young, Paden City, W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Reynolds and son, Mr. and Mrs. Martin NesselroaO, Pearl Powell and Clarence Atherton. Mr. and Mrs. George Fries and family, Parkersburg, W. Va., were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newlun . Mr. and Mrs . Howard Lawrence attended funeral services for a cousin at Springfield, 0. Visiting Ernestine Hayman on Mother's day were Mr . and Mrs. Elbert Fitzpatrick and family, Lancaster, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs . Bob Fitzpatnck and family and Mr. and Mrs. J1m Wal1s and son, Carrol, 0 .; Mr and Mrs . Bob Barton and family, Vincent, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hayman, sons, Mr. and Mrs. Ketth Ridenour and son and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayman and daughters. Other recent visitors were Mr . and Mrs. Martin Nesselroad and l\'lr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins. Visitirig Mr . and Mrs . Jose Bissell recently were Mrs. Ted Hayman and family, Westerville, 0.; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Groenoveld and Mike Bissell , Columbus ; Pat Howard, Pomeroy R.D.; Joe Bissell, Mason, W Va. ; Pat Drake, Reynoldsburg, 0. ; Mrs. Hank Holter and famtly , and ' Mrs. David Smith and Dee Dee Vistbng Mary Pierce were> Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtis and Cindy, Charleston , W. Va.; Mrs. and Mrs, Hobart ·Newell and Shtela , Chester ; Mr . and Mrs. Bob Wyatt, Parkersburg, W. Va .; Esther Dailey. Daisy Van Meter, Freda Middleswart, Portland; Marie I NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE Pursuant to an order of pnvale sate i ssued by the Ath en s County Court of Com mo n Plea s, Pr obat e Divis ton , sea t ~d btd S for the purchase ot th e rea l esta t e owned by Wi lbu r G N tckels, deceased , l a t e of Rout e 2, Coo lville, Ohto wi ll be re cetved by J a ck E While , Adm rnrstrator. w w a of satd estale , unlt l J une 2, 1973 Sa id proPJ?rty consists of 86 h un dredth s of an acre . mo r e or less , located rn Troy Township , ~then s Cou nty , Oh to and tS Improved wtlh a modern two bedroom home , and t wo car garage , rn e;~~;cellent condttton Sa1d property was appra tsed a! $12,500 00 , and wtll not be sold lor l es!l than that amount The r tght 1S r eserved to re 1ect any and a ll bi ds Each b i d shall conta i n I he highest or best pr 1ce th e b idder tS willing to pay for sa tq property , and thetr name . addre sr., s i gnature , and telephone number . The en . 11e1ope co nta in i ng the b td shal l be clea rty marked " B td on N ic ke ls Property" an d sha ll be addressed to Jac k E Whrte , care ot Paul J . Gerig , Attorney, P 0 Bo)C ~ 268 , Athens , Oh io 45701. Term s sh a l t be ten per cent of the pur c hase pr ice down upon a cc eptan c e of the bid. and !he balance upon del ivery of deed . Inspec t ion of the premises may be had by con ta c t ing Jack B Wtl ile . Coolv i lle . Oh io , phone 667 3110 Jac k B Wh tl e, Admmtstrator , of the esta t e of W il ber G N ic.k'els, dece ased CSJ 11, 18, 25, 31c Carpenter News, Event OAOBURN ~ INGER WIF MY OAOBURN SCALPEL pIll B•ble ~ l u dy , Wednes-day I 30 p m MT . UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec.il Cox. , pastor. Sunda • S( hoot su p! , Joe Sa yr e . ~un day sc hool , 9 4~ a . m . . Sundily e'-:eniflq wor'i h•p . 7: 30 Wednesday prayer and Btble .S 1udy, 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAIN$ C HRI ST IAN CHUII:CH Eugene U r~d e rwooct . pa s tor , Howard Caldwell , Jr , Sunday Sc hool S.Upt , Sunday School , 9 30 a m .. Morn tng se rmon . 10 30 a m , Sunday evenmg se rv i ce. 7 p m LETART fALLS UNITED BRETt-i">EN P ev F reeland Norr •s, pa stor , Floy d Norr i s , sup ! &undaysc hool , 9 : 30a m . ; mor n ing se rmon , 10 30 a . m • Prayer s erv tce. W ed n esdav , 7.30 pm . CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY , ~ - P . Smtih , pastor. Su nday Sc hool. 10 am • Arthur Henson . Su pt . ; Morntng Wor ship , II a .m .; Young Peoples ser vtce, 7 p .m .; Evenmg se rv ice. 7 · 30 p.m . Wedne sday M id Week Prayer · Se rv tce, 7 : 30 p m . • Youth rneetmg 6 : 30 p m , Even i ng worsh ip, 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev . H er bert Grate , pastor Wor . Sh tp service . 11 am and 7·30 p m Sunday Sun day Sc hool , Richar d Barton . 9 · 30 a. m supt Pr a yer m eetmg , Wed nesday , 7 30 p .m • BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST CliffOrd Smith , m in tster , Sunday School 9: 30 am .• morning chur c h 10 : 30 am . Sunday e ventng se r11ice , 7 30p m Wednesday servic e, 8 'ihe When someont shares a secret, u's on tts way 10 becoming no secrel .a1 all And ytt i1 doe5n '1 cea~ to bt a secret unut you ha\·e ~hued il. ~eciet Whtn Jcsui preached 1n the \loilder~. Qundrcds came milea ro hear H1m. They wan1a.l to share H1s secret ... 1~ s'urr of Gvd .. 1M J«m of Mo11 ond God. So righl there m the wlldern~ss. it voas on its way to bewm· ing no ~ rt l a.1 all EJt.ctpt !hal. C\'Cfl today. not C\~r~one hu shartd il. Tftat th CLATIER Acadetntca ll y evrry m1elltgen1 person kno ws ll.'hat Chnsuamty is all about But eac h Sunda~ lllll over thi5 Wi.lrld someone is fndmg in church a new m tngth. a new purpost. a new fa.ilh . ~a~ 01 ~ The !>tt:ret 1ha1 ~·as WE TAKE I BRING 'IOU . INCL.UDE .. CRIMINOLOGV is uill a ~cret. umll YOU share it too. 1HE JH:KET LAW lfNFORCEMENT TRA1N1NG MU ST W"Y whose concern gives ou r lh·cs meaning. lwe:s di rection , 'ltiU PI<IJMIS!: 10 WEAR r--.1.. ES~SC I ALL~ O:R0,>1 A PROF W~ O INSISTS For th e hea(! of C hrb l's mei~illlt bnn~ a human SQul into har· mony wnh a mighty and lovi ng God .. whose power gh·es our 1 'IlliG IGN T EXACTLY W~AT I HAD lt>.l MIND. GO OUT WITH 'IOU IF 507~ ' •• 5HE MLS MEAN A 5NOKING JACKET I'D L.OOK HAN&>SOME IN ONE. NO! .. NO! .. '!WeANT C:OlRIS W,ME:! U'L MI':NTION BUT·??-IF NOBClD'iiN THAT p m BUI~DING LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev . Robert E Buckley . pastor . W i l li am Batley , supt • Sund ay _sthotJ I 9 · 30 a m ; mornmg wor ship, 10 30 a m . • even 1ng wor shi p, 7 ·JO p m W ednesday Ch r istian Youth Crusade , 6 .30 p .m ; p rayer mcettng, 7 30 p .m , Thursday chotr pra c t tc e, 7 OOIOSTO WORK TO THEM-AND THE.'I'LL I!>ECOME. YAK IN 'lOUR FACE!! AND~TO · BUMS- 'IAKAPUNCTURE. TME. Nl!.li.T lil>UILDING!! 'WORK·- pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Danny Evans, pastor . Norman c Will, supt . Su nday Sch ool 9 30 a m .; Worsh ip se rv ic e, 10 30 a .m . ChriSitan Endeavor S u n d"'y evenmg REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac tn e Road . Ralph Johnson, pa stor . Herbert Wh i t e, Sunday Sc hoo l Dire c tor Sunday Sc hool , 9 : 30 am : Morntng worshtp , 10 30 am .; Sunday even tng se rvt ce 7 p .m . Wednesday even tng prayer se rv •ces, 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Grea t Bend , Charles Norr i s, pastor Worsh ip serv1ce, 9 30 a m . Sunday Sc hool , 10 30 All RIGHT, ()RUTHER , Vt'AN START WORKING ~UR WAV DOWN TO THAT OPEN AREA NOW... l2!!Q c~ NOT M UCf!,MOM. EX · CEPT 'THA I 'THI& FINE WEA'THER HA& EVERY· ONE 1HfNKING OF VACATION&. .JANIE ANt> PC~RY ARE GOING ID'THE SEA&HORE IN JULv&TAN ANt> HI:; FAMILY ARlO GOiNC> CAMPiNG IN AUGU51f_ AND MY SECRETARY, uANICt..i.!.S PLANNING A TRIp I r:J EUROPE.' r--r' AND WHAT ,A.,\30LIT YCJ(.I1 DEAR? lf15 ~EEN SOME TIME 51NCE YOU I-lAD COMa 10 THINK OFIT.tT HA5 13EEN "A WHIL-E:-; HA&N'T IT? TlME OFF .. __ IF' IT'S THAT G~E'AT, a .m CARLETON CHURCH Kingsbury Road . Sun day Sc hoo L 9 30 a .m ., Ralph Carl, sup t Worship service, 10 30 am ancl7 : 30 p m alternately . Prayer meetmg, W ednesday. 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles, pastor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev Ca rl Ri ch ards, pastor Mrs Wor l ey F ranc 1s, Sunday school sup! , Sunday sc hool , 9 45 a m ; chur c h servtces, second and fourth Su ndays follow i ng Sunday school , ft rs t and th ird Sunday eve n tngs, 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt , pastor , Sunday School r.u pt , Ronald Os borne , B tble School, 9 30 am , preachtng 10 45 am ; Ev en 1ng servt ces ,· 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells, pastor Sunday School 9 30 am . M.Qrning worr.hip, 10 · 30 am , Young Peopl e's Se rvice 6 45 p m , EvangeltS!tc ser Vt Ce1 7 30 p m Prayer meeting , Thursday, 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knob s, R ev L R Gluesen camp , pastor . Roger W tllred , Sr , Su nday Sc hool Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a. m .; Sunday eve-ning w orshtp 7 30 Prayer meetmg. Tu esday, 7 30 p m E rnest Dee ter , cl ass leader Youth meet tn g, W e dne s day , 7 30 p m , Erner.t Dee ter , leader MT . HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook, pastor Sunday sc hool, 9 .30 am , Rus sell Spen ce r , s upt .J wor s h i p se rvt ce, 10 45 am , eventng wor sh ip atterna t tng w i t h C E at 7 30 p m . on -S-unday Pray er meeting, 7 30 p m W edn esda y Allr ed W ol fe , Ia y te a der WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolv il le RD . R ev Roy Dee t er, p ast or Sunday sc hool , 9 30 a m , worship servtce, 10 '30 a m Bib le study and prayer s.crvtc e, Wadn es day , 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST R ev Si\muel Jackso n , pa stor Su n day SchooL 10 a m , Mr s Ger trud e Buller , su p! Prayer se rvi ce, 1: 30 p . m .. prea c hmg service. 2 p .m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CH R 1ST - Ketth W tse, pastor Sunday Schoo l, 9 30 a .m , v H Braley , su pt. , wor sh tp se rv tce and com mun io n , 10 ·30 am evcn_i ng servtce , 7 30 p m .; W edne sd ay , Bib l e study , 7 30 p . m Regular board meeting , lh trd Sa turday each month , 7 30 p m RUTLANO COMMUNITY CHURCH The Rev l ee Burn em, Pastor S unday Sc hoo l 9 · 30 am , Worshtp se rv tce, 11 am . Wednesday prayer m eeting , 7 30 p m . Sunday n tght wor sh tp , 7 30 P m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re,. . Llo yd D Gr imm , J r , pa stor . Su nday Sc hool , 9 : 30 a m ; MOrntng wor s htp , 10 JO a m ., Young peop le's serv tce. 6 , 45 p m ., Evangel tsti c se rv t ce , 7 30 p m Wednesday even tn g se rv tce _. 7. 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Ca sto . pa stor Sunday Sc h ool , 11 : 30; even ing wor ship. 7 30 Thursday evenrng prayer servtce . 7 30 p .m . MASON FIRST BAPTIST Secorid and Pomeroy Si s. Stan Cr a i g, pas tor Sunday school. 9 45 a m , worsh i p servtce, 11 am • trau~t ng un 1o n , 6 : 30 p m , even m g worshtp servfce. 7 30 p m M i d -week prayer se nt Ce, Wedne sday , 7 30 p m FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH - Letart Route 1, ! he Re v Stan Craig , pa s tor Sunday schoo l 9 . 30 a . m , prayer and Bible study , 7 30 p m . Cottage prayer service, T uesday , 10 a .m .; worshtp service , Fr iday , 7 30 p m . - MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST ,\ P 0 Box 487 , Mdter St , Ma son , Vv . Va Sund ay Bib le Study JO am ., Worship 11 am and 7 p .m . B ible Study 'lo' ed ne s day 7 p . m , Vo c al mus ic. MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD Second Sf , Ma son , W . va . Ch es t er Tennant. pas tor . Su nday 'Sch ool. 10 a . m , rnorntng wor s hip, 11 am .. e~tangel ts l lc se r v i ce , 7 30 p .m . B ible s t ud y and prayer se rv tce. 'Nednesd<lv , 7 30 p m Phone 113 5133 . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST i n Chn!>ltan Unton Th e , l.'(v 1/J tl lr am Cam pbe ll , p.bhl r ~L',day SC hOO l, 9 30 t1 m .· JamP.s Hu g hes , supt ;. evenmq SE'rvtrC , 7. 30 r .m W£'dn(lsday evening IJretver '"' (·ct •ng , 7. 30 p m Youth pr.1y er ser1.1lc~ each Tuesday WEU.. I GUESS WE'RE All SET, FOOZV .' All WE NEED NOW IS A liTTlE lUCK! 'I !JETTER ,....,. A GLA~~! :I NEVIiR SAlt:> IT TA$TE.O GOOO! No down pa~ment! No 'transfer fee! With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is ' good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. Take me home! Meigs County Branch GAULS SHAKE HAVEN - THE ATHENS COUNTY Short Order Atr Condthoned Re sta urant St. Rt. 7 i You seen the beautiful 'tile bat-h! SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Chester, Ohio Pom-eroy 296 W. Second SUNDAY tiMES-SENTINEL 'IOU AilE tJf:AT. I::MPW'/1::5, TRUST'IIORTlN, I..O'IA~ AND ~OU Ph . 992- 3865 . ARf THE' ~WO'i IT, B!XAU~~ weu ot9:USS PU~L.TUAL- 1 MO$T ~OUfi:. SI~I:ERE! LODWICK'S MARKET Devoted to the Greater Ohio Vallev . OF AU.. M'l General Merchandise Tuppers Plain s Ph . 667 -3280 U1'TLE ORPHAN ANNIE . SWISHER & LOHSE MARK V STORE Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy ' ROYAL OAK PARK SIT, Hutil; SMOkE, SLEEP 9CST.' GREAT RED FAltlER Y00 GtOT TO SIT 1 HUMT1 srt:IKE, SLEEP .... ,so ... Middleport, Ohio . by THOMAS JOSEPH OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO• . Family Recreation Swimming, Camping 1m Giovan n i · ( 2 wd s J 6. l"acc v.1 l h g let s 5. Ncc kv.N t Hlylc II . !\lap gwnt GAUL'S MARKET Pomeroy-Member FDIC & Federal Reserve System 12 Chester, Ohio • HEINER'S BAKERY Bakers of Good Bread Huntington , W.Va . I ANTICIPATED SUCH -AN OFFER AND I'M THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to the Interest of Meigs & Mason Area c omet!~ X. V V. W 14 . t m: :ot·nu 1ton of ~). I .II CI an mun I 0. Hwl(! t<Jp(dn g 15. Hcl' Cnl utl lCg l ;ll h ~ACINE FOOD MARKET garment ll. Goal ( II ' s helter 19. Wild Pt l-! 2fJ . Clic<tl GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. Sell it with a Sentinel Display Ad. Phone 992·2156 Phone 992-3284 Middleport I THE DAILY SENTINEL 337 N.,_ 2nd CATALOGUE STORE Mr . & Mrs . Charles R. Sheets 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992·3001 RALLS BEN FRANKLIN STORE Phone 992-3481 N. Second Ave. • ·Middleport. 0 . BOWERS DRIVE·IN RESTAURANT THE DAILY SENTINEL 992-3551) 3 1. T un d c n{ ,\ A SSC\'CI · :12. atu 22. T al but or a put r :1:1 . Hcligiou .., Nuldt hud y ~ HEAD? 116 W. Main Ph. 992 -7590 Free Estimales - Guaranteed Installation I ,1/1 '//IB I I r] t has•· Ou tli t TELL 'THE/VI W~EN NO 39. ~··!"·'' "'"' ONE 13El.IEVES IT! :~K . '1'/UW/N Now w-ranre the circled letters tu form the surprise answer, aa sune1te-d by the above cartoon. " ~Prill~.;;il~SliPRISI~·-iT.AHSWIII~.~~THE a xx xI I J (A-wen tomorrow) c ~tor H c\• c rhcr~ I jlUIIhlU I Ye•1rrday' • FIIGN IXCU TARTAR tillPER An.wcrt -12. Sco n~ h 13. P rot('l'd · HI , CHUCK 1 GEE , WHAT A SURPRISE . HOW'VE ~ 'B EEN 1 ings 44 . Lum p1n g: itrm IJIIWN L Young elephant /) ur whale 2. Add i (·t rsL J s. Em c r g(· 4. Collr,•n DAILY ( ' UYI"l'OQ!JOT~;- Here's how lo work it: 1\XYDI.IIAAXR 0. FINE. THANK ~OU ... i' LL GET RIGHT 1lJ THE f()INT. .. HOW ABOUT Om• lt•llcr ~ 11npl~ .'-'l ands for :mother In th i~ .~a mple A i" I{OUR TEAM PLA~IN6 OUR TEAM usctl fnr lht• th rr( 1 L ... X f pr the two O's. <' I C. Smglc lcltPrs . IN A BENEFIT M<5EMLL GAME, Pomeroy is SEARS I. 0 N G f' E I. L 0 W apostroph<!s. t h1• i('ugth anti . 1\"md s are al l { ' RYI'TtH~l ' ()Tf~ S KDVIIGQ NF <l ( ' Q N r. tJ (~ I' W Y QG l' ~ I! i" I!<; . J,JlOCJIJHA - '' H N W .1 W K <l E N W N V (l Y 1J Z Paint- Plumbing & Electrical Supplies Tuppers Plains 667-3963 ~uilding Supples and MillwOrk formati on o r th1• are diffcr<'nl hmts F.ach da ~ tlw ('fJLh' lf'tt<'fs Authorized Catalog Merchant Louis W . Osborn 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992-2178 General Contracting Ph. 992-3978· Fon nin ~ I [ 11. llaii ,Jil CJ!y ON HER . RACINE PLANING MILL - 20. cn,ohd l ~ ate -IS THEHAT TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Pomeroy 40. How I-IIGH Wall -to -Watt Carpet Specialists 307 Spring Ave. Ph. 992-2318 3'7. Lm g1·Jw pur · 27./J l'J-i (' f\{• . o Nationwide lnsurance~o . of Columbus , Keepsake Diamond Rings Pomeroy, 0 . 312 E. Main St. wnm g I l :n. HN·r P. J. 'PAULEY, AGENT K&C JEWELERS Devoted to the IntereSt of The Meigs&- Mason Area' 1 Pomeroy, 0 . Middle pod CARPET-LAND, INC. MONTGOMERY WARD E . Main St . ( Fr. l 29 T ab le !m ens :10. Ho rl enl _ _ _.. :ll. Thn c:c ( mu s 1 :12. ! )!l D.B.A. ANTHONY PLUMBINGond HEATING Middleport, Ohio ~1 uat • -"""'"'-···"' ' ... ,,,..,.., 2H .St a t e ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCfiON CO. M&R FOODLINER s h•uth 36. Civ il G1 an t s 21. ( 2 wd s . 1 OldU.S. 33 Ph. 992-7735 Stop In and See Us 35 Fu:tmn .d Ul . 1\r:th buast 34 . Twin gl' i ll St'C' I Zi . N Y (Formerly New Ovvner- Dick Sargent The Store With A Heart Racine Ph. 949-3342 . 2:t Hi . Jsr:u.: lt d:1 n<.•c J8. T uwat •l 25. Gltltel' 26 WHH'! \ ·.., DICK'S GROCERY Domigans) 1/1. 1/(//1 c oll cd t; ln V i .s hnu You'll ne~er be!i•~• ordinar1 wordB. ru rm four I J. !\JiiiU -" cat . Unscramblethe:o~e four Jumbles. one lett~r to each square, to 7. KHt l-( 11 1 MJIIJI ;tn ;t ( IIy dJ(.II CC Pomeroy , 0 . ~WJWffi).Lll:®~.~=~== <:OI1<.: H ' I~ · 17 :\lal«':t The I (I) IU7:1 K 'i n ~: F l'll lllt·e~ ~yndical~ 1 lne. l 5. Scl (' ctiun ft 0111 "Do n M 'ROSS I. Fonn illL!J Bakers of Hoi sum Bread Middleport, Ohio rHE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. Yesterday's: CrY I)toquote: 1 CHOSE MY WIFE AS SHE l>llJ liEU WEDDING GOWN , 1'011 QUAI.ITIE:s THAT WOUI,O WEAit WEI.L.- OI.tVEII GOt.IJSMITII I>YVHGI>IIT O W <; II A W . I. { . Q . I (/ E 0 .I .I <I l'(li . II WN .i Il C II \ .I G I \\ 1. (' ll G .I Jl J \ ' '!{;I ' I! Y ~I .­ 'lOU KNOW, LIKETHE'f' HAVE FOR HEAI?T A$50CIA'OOI>6 ANDTHINEf.i? WHAT WOULD CXI~ GAME BE FOR, CHUCK. THWli\MON �' IU- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 18, 1973 r••J• •r' I I ' Sentinel Classifieds· Get Actio~! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! WANT AOS INFORMATION DEADLINES Notice Mob ile 5 P .M . Day Before Publ •cat1on . Monday De-ad li ne 9 1(1 . m Cancellation - "HE-ll" Corrections Will be a ccepted unt il 9 a .m . for Day ot P ublication REGULATIONS HEAnNG & COOLING The Publisher reser ves the nght to edit or re1ect any ads deemed Qblect lonal. Th e pub li sher w ill not be respons ible for more •nserl ion . than one mcorre ct Furnace Controls RATES For Want Ad Serv•ce 5 c ents per Word one mser t lon Mm imum Charge 15c cents 12 per ~ word three consecut •!o'e insert •ons 18 cents per word si ,; co n - secut ive insert•ons . 25 Per Cent D iscount on pa•d ads and ads pa id within 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY HUMIDIFIERS Hot Water Heaters Plumbing Electrical Work ARNOLD BROTHERS 51 .50 for 50 word m in1m um . Each add it ioMI word 2c . BLIND ADS 992 -2 448 Add1flonal 25c Ch arge per Adverttsement. Pomeroy, 0. OFFICE HOURS 8 JO a m to 5;00 p m . Dally. 8 . 30 a , m fo 12 00 Noon KNAPP SHOES Com fort , Saturday Quality , Long Wear , Reasonabl e pn ces Call 992 Notice WILL do babysitting , day s or nights, experienced . Ha ve own transportat1on Available after May 25. Phone evenings 698 5215 or write Miss Linda Burbridge. Rt 2, Bo~t 167 , Albany , Oh io 5· I8-3lc YARD sale, Friday "" and Saturday, May 18 and 19, between hours o1 9-6: 30 rn even ing at Jeffers, Rt . 33, toward Fairgrounds , d1shes, misc . and some an1 1ques . 5-18-ltc ·::-c-:-~-::---,--:--::- MEMORIAL Day celebration at Rac1ne F1re Station May 25 thru May· 28. KiddJe r1des al! 4 days , F1reworks d 1sp!ay M onday, May 28 and an even1ng show at the Ra c1ne Jun ior H 1gh at 7 . 30 p m . M onday teaturmg " Larr y' s Swinging Countrymen. " A chicken barbe cue Sunday , May 27 . Serving beg1ns at 1I a .m 5· I8-8lc SHOOTING MATCH , Corn Hollow Gun Club , turn first right aft er Miles Cemetery , Rut 1and ; F aclo r y choked ,gun s only Sunday, May 20th, 1p m 5 17 3tc GU N SHOOT. factory choked and hand choke d guns, Forked Run Spor tsman Club, Sunday, May 20, 12 noon 5-17-3fc YARD SA L E, Fnday a nd Saturday, M ay 18 and 19 Startmgat lOam . Van Meter residence at end of street beh1nd Syracuse Grade School 5·17 2tc YARD SALE. Saturday, Rutland . Fnday and La rkin St , 5 17 2lc YARD SALE wil l be held Friday and Saturday, May 18 and 19 at th e Doss home m Bradbur y. Items too numerous to mention . 5 17 2tc GUN Shoo!. Fn day , 7: 30 p.m Factory choked quns on ly Assorted m eats Refr esh ments ser ved Racine Gun Club. 5-16·3fc DON'T lik e to remove wallpaper? can d o fh1s faster than m ost. Pom eroy Middlepor t . Mason area . Call 992 -7405, 5 p m. to 8 p.m. only 5-16-3tc YARD Sale, Sa turday , May 19, 9 a .m . · Ant1ques, sewing m achme, roc kers, wood bed , pictur e fram es , dishes , McC oy pottery, etc . 430 Headl ey St ., M idd lepor t 5· 16·3fc WANTED - Country& Western Band . Apply 1n person at Ja ck's Club. 5-l6-4tc DANCE FRIDAY and Safurdax night s 10 t il 2. Shenan 9 Springs, music by Toby Young, Guy Thomd and Eddi e Fife. 5-17-3fc THE BIS SEL L Brothers loca l gospel s1 nger s Wi ll now be on WBRJ Man e tta, 910 on your di a L from 8 t o 8: 3Q Saturday evenings. 5- 16 3tc KEEP al! dogs ott Cha rl es Wolfe Property , at Fairview, all da y and all n1g ht. 5-6-12tc ~--:----~ ROOFING and Hea t1ng Repa ir ,all types, Spec!a l - Clean1ng and oiling of blower, complete check on furna ces , phone 843- 2341. 5 2-301c KOSCOT SPEC IALS for May are Hair Kair Product s In cluding other items. If you have ever pu rchased Koscof Kosmettcs and are no1 being se r v 1ced ~ phone Hele n Jan e Brow n, even mgs also. 992 ____ 5113. 5·_ 13-lf c ...:_ FREE to good home~. 6 puppies , mother was a Shepherd· Collie. Phone 992-2497 5· 15·6fc CHAIR botloms rewoven , caning and rushing . Call 992 6046 . ' 5· I5-6lp We talk to you like a person. WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL Homes For Sale For Sale CASH pa id for .alt makes and BEAUTIFUL Wal nut Stereo mod(l'ls of mobile homes . Sl E~EO RADIO, tape com rad•o tape combination , AM btna l1 on, am fm rad io, d PhOr'le area code 61-4 413 9531. FM radio , 8 track tape de<:k . spea ker sovnd sys tem . like 4-13 tfc Balance $1ld 56 or term s can new. Bi'llance $111 .27 or use be arranged . Call 992 3965. 1971 HOLLY Park , 12 x 60, like our budget terms.. Call 992 5 13 61 c 1 new, carpeted , house fur 3965 nllure- . air con ditioned , 5-18-6tc HOME Grown Tomato plants washer and dryer , WIth 8 x 32 porch and awn ing ; phone J. DON ' T pump your slugg ish for garden use, large sturd y plants. Improved Mexican. 304 773 5<174 . septic tank . Gel Klean Em 5 9 !Ole He inz 1350 and Supersonic ; All Scpllc Tank Clean er . also hot peppers , mangoes Landm ark Farm Bureau. an d cabbage plants On Rt . Pomer oy 114, 500 tt above the State Air Conditioners 5 18. 1t c Park m Syracuse, 0 ., Thomas Awnings ,Hayman . ' KIN GS I ZE b€-droom sui te. -4 d-24-33tc Underpinning mas ol d, $600 outfit for $470. 68 Pon t i ac Ca tal 1na, a1r Co mplete m-obile home Materials, (O nditloned , power brake s UPHOLSTERY ~e rv tce p lus g1gantic nylon pr ints. cotton pr ints, and power steer 1ng. Can be display of mobile homes vinyls , velvets of all kinds . see n 1n Rutl and, or call 742 Pomeroy Recovery. 622 E. always available at 564 1 Main St. , phone 992-7554. 5-18-3tc POMEROY HOME & AUTO Wheel ---- Alignment 992 -2094 606 E . Main Pomeroy It Must Be Right or we wilt M<•keit Right. OFFICE SUPPLIES and 8-4: JO Oai tv. 8-12 Sat . In the R. H. Rawlings Sons Bu1ld1ng. 992 1101 Mtddlepor1, 0 . 5 3·24fp MILLER MOBILE HOMES •• Business Services Specialist EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 FURNITURE Slop In and See Our Floor Di splay . < • • SEPTIC TANKS ' CLEANED •• For Sale Lost SABRE TILLER 3ih HP 129.95 Wanted - - - - -- - - Real Estate· For Sale ~ • ' MODERN SANITATION ~ ' John Tucker. Rt . 4 Pomeroy, 0 . Ph. 992 -J954 BANK FINANCING .. 304-485-3809 WOOD TRUSSES •·'' ~ ~ ~ GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker Pomeroy, Ohio Real Estate For Sale Wanted To Rent ;oa Homes For Sale FOR SALE BY OWNER v CHECK WITH US FIRST FOR sc. PARKWOOD KIRKWOOD ACADEMY . ..."' - 1:. 1. Luaus Available -'lu .I a e ked-up Prices - Swill Cr edit Ap- llruval You Talk , We Li sten, the Bu ck Stops Here. LARRY'S. * MOBILE HOMES 600 "' Main St . Nex t to th e Jones Boy s Pom eroy , OhJO Phone992 -7777 larry Evans Fra nk Gheen Open Sun. 1-6 p. m Oa1ly 9-6 3-20- ff c ~----~ REAL ESTATE AUCTION Saturday, May 26, 1973 at 2: 00 P.M. 87 Sou th Seco nd Avenue , Mtddleport, Ohio Appra1 sa l - S1 5,ooo oo 448 So uth Second Avenue , Middleport. Oh1o Apprai sa l - $12,000.00 380 So uth Third Avenue, Mtddleport, Oh1o , Appraisal - $5,000.00 Pla ce <;~f sale· 87 S. Second Ave , M id dl eport, Oh io Open Hou se 1. 00 P M . . 2 00 P.M M ay 26 , 1973 on all propert 1es Proper ties sold 1nd1 v1dual l y Nom1n1mum b1ds. but sel lers r eserve th e r 1ght to re 1ect bids . .. Tc• ms of sa le: Cash lnquin es on prope rt y may be made to Hamlin C Kmg ,Attorney at -Law , 21 Locust Slreet, Ga llipo !J s, Oh io, Ph onf' 6 I ! -l !6 OilS~ Franc1 s B1r on & MICha el Fry, Co Executors of th e Estate of Harri e Mane Sl'tllth, deceased NOT ~ESPONSIBLE FO R PER SONAL PROPERTY OR A(( !Dt NT> - Ql "'...."' .v ::;) "'"' Ql ·-as::. a. liS .s:: -........ ·-Ql THE WISEMAN AGENCY REALTOR Here 's A New Listing On B·utte rnul in Pomeroy Very 1n teres tmg 3 bedroom Spanis h sty led home on· large h1lls1de lo1 Wi th extra tot and 2 car garage acr oss thde ~tree t Th1 s home mcludes a large living room an ~rep ace , dining room , nice ki t chen and break fast nook plus an unfurn ished 2nd floor and full ~asement. Cal l Ike Wiseman righ t now for an appo1n tm ent. 1 1 . You're Missing A Bargain We have this large 5 bedroom home in Middleport and we th 1nk you ' l l buy 1t if you see It •nsi de. Mr Sm 1th, t he owner , is wdltng to take a Joss and wdl help a li1tle w1fh the fmancing but you won ' t bu y 1f you do n' t look Don; t let someone beat you to it and then realize you JUSt made a $5,000 m1 stake. It's Vl;.'ry a ttract1ve 1ns1de wi th a comp letely modern k1tchen 2 very n1ce baths and lots of room for any o; i1 e t,unlly . Call Mrs Se lwyn Smith at 992-3-486 and ~tll! ·•,Il l be happy to show 11 or cal l us coll ect at 446 J.:.. J. ·- Ill 3:! 0 V'l Ql .....s:: s:: Ql .s:: :;: >a. c. ra ~ "'> Ql - Ql ..."' N -' make the buyer the· seller and ::;) 0 • ii=----:----'----~c-::---'"-.......--, B1g Capacity Mlytag Automat1cs 2 speed operation . Choice of weter temps Auto . wa te r level l control. lint Fjlter or Power F tn Agitator Per'ma - Press Maytilg Halo of Heat Dryers Surround clothes Wi th genUe, ever\ heat. No ho1 spots , no overdry i ng . Fine Mesh Lint Filler . We Specialize In MAY TAG RUTLAND FURNITURE R;~~.~~~·t Buick Skylark H.T. Cpe., V-roof, air...... ..'3695 72 MERCURY MONTEGO·· .... • •2795 4 Dr ., fac . air, P . S .. P. B. '· ' ·. 71 PLYMOUTH FURY n ......... •1695 71 Buick Riv. 2 Dr., power, V-roof, air ••••••• 13995 70-Pont Firebird 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, AT, V-r,f, air '2395 70 Cadillac l. Sedan, power, air .......... '3500 10 01 H.T. Sedan, full power, air .... '2995· 70 MERCURY MARQUE ......... •1995 }0 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, V roof, air.. ...... '2595 70 AMBASSADOR ................ '1495 1 12.~5 70 Gremlin 2 Dr., 6 c~ .• std............... 69 Chevelle Mal. H.T. Cpe., V-8, AT, PS ... 11595 69 .Oids 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., air ••••• '1595 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto..... '1295 68 Chevelle 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto., P.S..... 11495 611 Dooge Pol. 4 Door H.T........ ,......... '795 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air........ '995 65 Oldsmobile 98 4 Door... .. ............... '295 66 Buick L:ISabre 4 Door, air.............. : '695 64 Buick laSabre 2 Dr. H.T................. 1100 ~ Karr & VanZandt t:~ " You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" '., MOBILE HOMES Flat bed. V-8, 4-Sp .• runs good . • HOGG & ZUSPAN Real Estate For Sale Explorer . F100 302 standard , sharp. 50 FORD % TON TRUCK ......... •195 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING 4 dr ., 318 V-8 , stand. Nice car. 71 PONTIAC CATALINA ........ •2195 4 Dr ., P . S., P . B., vinyl roof . Loaded. 4 Dr . H. T .• vinyl roof. Loaded . 4 Dr ., faclory air, P .S., P. B. 70 FORD FAIRLANE .............. '1495 4 Dr .• v.e, auto ., P.S., vinyl roof. 70 FORD GALAX IE 500 ......... •1495 4 Dr ., P .S., P. B .. 351 au la . 70 MERCURY MONTEGO ....... '1095 '4 Dr .• 6 cyl.. stand ., radio & h ealer . 70 PLYMOUTH ..................... ,1695 Sports Suburba n , 4 dr. W agon with rack. P . S., P . B., factor y air . 69 BUICK GS 400 ................. •1695 2 Dr. H. T ., lac . air , P.S., P . B .• tilt wheel. viny l 2 Dr ., H. T., 4 Sp . 68 JAVELIN SST ..................... •&95 2 Dr ., H.T., P.B, P .B. Po~eroy 67 DODGE CORONEJ ...............595 Motor Co. 13795 66 FORD FALCON ................... '595 500, 2 Dr ., H. T .• P.S., P. B. 11795 ' 1970CH~VROLET2TON . 5249> ;150 Cu. in. V 8 engine, 15,000 lb. 2 spee d rear ~xle , goo~ 825x20 10 ply t~res . heavy duty front & rear sprmgs , 108 ca b to axle, clean cab . M ec hani ca lly sound & been regu larly serviced Pomeroy Motor Co. 66 FORD GALAXIE 5QQ........... '595 66 RAMBLER 4 DR. ••· •.. •• ••.. · •••· •49 5 Wagon . 6 cy l. , auto. Sharp. . ' . 66 FORD THUNDERBIRD .........•1095 Blue with black vinyl roof , n ew tir es . Loaded . 65 FORD 4 DR....... · ......... · ...... '395 6 Cyl. , auto. 64 DODGE 4 DR .................... • '495 OPEN EVES. 8:00P. M. POMEROY, OHIO V-8, auto .. P . S ., P .B., ni ce car. 11s dtSi rtbuti on and to prevent the pollut 1on or unn ecessary was te of such wa ter supp ly, which ru les ~nd regu lat ions have been report ed to th 1S cou rt and are on file In the off ic e of th e Cler k of th iS Cou rt (4) All persons and pvblk corporaf1ons , 1nclv d !n g all potent1al users, now or 1n the future , of the prop osed waterwo r ks system o f the Lead1ng Cree k Co n servancy D•str, c t, des1 rin g to co nt est the de term ina lions as mad e and filed by the Board of Dir ec tors of sa id Dislr1ct, or to th e ru les and regulal10ns so adopted by the Board of D1rectors of sa1d D1s l r 1ct. may make the ir ob leCI Ions at a heanng on said deter m in at ions to be held on May 26th, 1973, at 9 00 o'clock A .M 10 th iS Cour t at the Court house 1n Pomeroy , Oh10 . LARRY E SPE N CE~ Clerk of the Court ot Comm on Pl~as of Metgs County , Oh io (51 11. 18 , 25, Jtc 64 RAMBLER 4 DR. WAGON-- .. •295 64 OLDS 4 DR........................ '195 62 BUICK LaSABRE, 4 DR ......... •195 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No . 20 ,937 E s1ate of Allen C. BREWER , Dece ased . Notice is hereby given tha t Audr'ey a Brewer of R 0 , Portland , Ohio, has been duly appo1nted Execu tr1x of the Esta t e of Allen C Brewer, deceased, !a te of Me1gs Cou nt y, Oh iO Creditors are requ ired to tile fhe 1r c la1ms w i th sa1d f iduciary w1fh 1n four months Dated lh 1s 15th day of May. ]973 Manning D. Websfer , Judge cou rt of Common Plea s, Probate DIVISIOn /5) 18, 2? / 6 ) 11, 3tc ·.'• 741-4211 Arnold Grate Rutland • _W---------------~~----~~~__j, ' • model ONLY •1595 Sell We are still making some great deals on new Buicks, Pontiacs. So before you buy any car new or used check with us. REMEMBER Open Evenings 1il 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. SeiVice 'Til 12 Noon on Saturda,- We Service What We Sell OUR WORD IS OUR BONO Remember We Seroice What We Sell. A good watercraft boaler kn ows diStress sig n al s, remmds the Ohio Department of Nat ur al Resour ces. All boaters should be familiar with distress s ignals the kn owledge may save your or another boater 's life . own PUBLIC NOTICE! The Tax Books are now open for the June or Second Half Collection of the 1972 Real Estate Taxes. Als_o for Delinquent Tax. Closing Date Will be June 20, 1973. · Howard E. Frank Meigs County Treasurer For Rent 72 NOVA 4 door Va automa t ic, TRA I LER, Br own' s Tra1ler PAST U RE space for ap - 1973 MOBILE HOM E with large proxima tely JO ca ttle plu s Po1rk , phone 992 3324 patio Albert Hill, Ra cine, power steer ing, factory air barn and pasture space for 5-13-tfc Ohio, Phone 949 2261. condd 1onmg. 12 ,000 actual hor ses Ph one 992-7069 ::-------:~ 5-17-6tc mi les. Phone 992 -7084 5-18-Jic 5 18 3tc TWO bedro oms , 2 bath s. beautiful butll in ki t chen , loca ted in Pomer oy , phone FURN ISHED 2 b edro om 3 AND -4 ROOM furnished and unfurnished · apar tments. a par lm enl, odulls on ly . Ji46 4060 afler 5 p m , 446 -1279 1y7o PONT IAC Ca tal1na. 2 dr Phone 992-5434 M iddl eport . Phone 992 -387 4 · 5-13-6t c hardtop, v1ny l fop, PS & PB, d-12-tfc 5JS. lfc stereo. exce ll en f cond1tl 0n. $1695 or best offer . Ca ll aft er 5 TWO bedroofl1 mobil e hom e in '-:-:-:--~~­ trailer lots in Middleport; Midd l e por t ; adu ll s only , PR IVATE meeting room for TWO p m 667 -336 4, Tuppe·rs 12 duplex Jn Bradbury, phone ph one 992-5591 any organ1zation , phone 992Plams be1ore 6 p.m . 992.-5693 . 3975. 5-JJ.fl c 5 17 31c 5-14·5tc 3-lJ . lfc 196 5 Ll NCOL N Con t1n en fal Good cond1t1on $400 Phone 992 990-1 5-16-3tc 68 PONT IAC Cata lina , 2 dr hdtp , vmy! roof , auto. trans, PB, PS, fa ct a1r con d , R & H! excel len f conditi on 992 -2314 or 99:1.5834 5 18-2tc -----'~~~- .. PH . 985-4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 For Rent For Rent Auto Sales 2 BEDROOM mobi le home A1r co nd11ioned . Ra ci ne area Phone 992 6329. 5 16 Si c RIGGS USED CARS 0. CHESTER, SLEEPI NG room over Win e Stor e m Pom eroy . Reference requ1red Phone 992-5293 5 16-tf c Des1gn 212 --wdh garden spot TRAILER Cal l 992-6040 a1ter 3 30 p.m 5-16-4tc Wantf.fl To Buy 1967 OR UP VW Van . Only body 5 16 12lc hom e space i n Leila is an Arabl e name MOBILE Syra cuse . phone 992 -6329. mean ing " dark as m ght " 5-2-ti c THERMO-TILE UYI~ I!UOOII J !111 IEDIIIOII 1 11 I 11 Polystyrene Ceilings Are Nicer! TRACTOR hitch adaptor , from 2 pt back to 3 pt ; phon e 74~ - 3182 5- 13-5tc 100. 15 l 14 44 )( 24 MODEL 3311 -----:-------,- WANTED - 1. The Treadhom e is II.DI:ODM 1 12 J II ·~-----------..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.. . OLD Furn i ture, oak tables. Wooden 1ce boxes , bra ss beds. d1shes or co mp le te households ; Wnte M . D. Mill er. Rt . 4, Pomeroy, Oh to, ca t I 992-6271 . 5 13-tfc 1038 SQ. FT. UPPER LEVEL b~ilt according to c ode. 2. Fully insulated . 3. Large closets. 4. Storm doors & windows. 5. 2x6 rafter s . 6. Copper plumbing. 7. Nearly an acre of land . e. Prices start at $19,995.00 on your lol complete ready to m ove into. 207i SQ. FT. TOTAL LIVING AREA OLD UPRIGHT PIANOS Any condlfion . Pay SIO ea ch First floor only . Wrde Qi VIng dtrecf1on s. P1arlos, P. 0 Box 188 , Sard1s, Oh1 0 43946 5· I 3·6lp ,: ' I For Rent See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel · 843 -2451. "• '. ::'. ':''. ''' ' ·'.' •' Chevellc 2 dr H T s s' V·8, au to , power stee r ing. Nice 69 2 Dr .• H. T .. Fac. air. P .S., P. B. NO 1 Copper, 50c , radiators. 28c , brass, 18c , batteries, B5c each ; clean dry roots , Gin seng, $60, yellow root , $4 , mayapple, 45c per lb ; M . A Hall. Reedsville, Ohio, 378 - 6249. c-·~---F ·· . I ~ • I ~, , ' ' ' Cf .·Wt~. .<· If '~~~·• 12" X 12" ,.' '. " ~ ;·. ), ' With Stapling Aange l-r'- !1.· ' ' ~- !f;i..... ~ ' . ' hI I'. I ~ .< • \ !I 5-6 tfc ~~--- USED IN BATHROOMS BASEMENTS CELLARS USED Gravely mower, phone 992-9972 5· II ·6lp DAMP ----Pels For Sale ·' Sa1elllte 7 dr H T., V-8. Local one Rea l sharp little car. ow n~r Cougar XR7 , eur. viny l top, low mileage Local owner Price To 67 FORD GALAXIE 500 .......... '795 !969CHEVELLE In the Matter of LEADING CREEK CONSERVANCY DISTRICT : Case No. 14,004 NOTICE OF HEARING ON WATER RATES To All Known and Unknown Persons and Public Cor porat1ons Intere ste d, In cluding all potential User s, Now or in the Fulure, of a Proposed Lead1ng Cree k Conservancy D1stnc t Wa terwor ks Sys l em . Publ 1c Notice 1S Herebv G1ven . ( 1) that herefofore the Board of Directors of the Leadmg Cr eek Conservancy Distr 1c l have de term .ne d ra tes of com pen sa t1otl tor the sale of water to be made availab le by work s and i mpro vements bullf by the Dist r ict tor the purpose Of water supply , mc ludmg the !ia le of such water to the Southern Ohio Coal Companv. the Village of Rutland , Ohio , and other 1ndustr 1al , com · mercia! and res ldent 1al users . {2J That said Board has made a repor t of liS determinat ions to th •s Court and such defer mma t ion s are now on file 1n Jhe off ice of the Clerk of this Court . (JJ That heretofore the Board of Dir ec tors of Leading Creek Conservancy D1Str 1c 1 have adopted r ules and regu la l 10ns pr esc r i bing the permissible uses of the water sup Ply provtded by the dis frlcf and Jhe manner of '2795 '2295 ONLY •2295 $ 1695 ' Ex c . 9 ~JSS , Wagon. alr cond .• all white wdh wood gra1n on si des, one owner Take your !amity on vaca l 10n in th 1s ni ce wagon 4 Dr . Wagon . Malibu H T . Cpe , 307 V-8eng ., automatic power steering , good tires, clean vinyl mter ior with bu cket seats & con so le, dark grn. finish, rad 10. In the Court of Common Plea s, Me1gs County, Oh'o Ca tali na 4 dr H T , Brougham , green wi1h green viny l top, a1r , tape player One of the nicest 71 's m th e va lley Pnce To Sell. 69 TOYOTA ......................... .. •&95 2 Dr ., 6 Cyl., s tand .. vinyl roof . PUBLIC NOTICE Grandvil le 2 Or. H.T ., AM&FM tape, power w 1ndows, a1r. Loca l one owner Rea l sharp.~ ONLY 4 Dr ., H. T ., air. P . S .. P . B .• vinyl roof. Hardtop seda n. desert gold with cove rt tr im , factor y atr, tinted glass, 350 engin e, power st eermg & power bra kes, radio, gua rds & all the goodies Neve r been titl ed. State ot Ohto : ss : County of Meigs . '1995 •439 5 ONLY •3295 Grand Pnx , only 11,624 miles Only 10 monfhs old . Just l1k e new 4 Dr .• V-8, a ut o ., P. S., P . B. POMEROY 1972 CHEVROLET IMPALA and be Informed ot the func l1ons of your governmenf are embod ied m public n0t1 ces . In tha i se lf government charges all c1tile ns to be infor med ; th is newspap er urges evert c1t1zen to r ead and sl udy thesf no11ces w e sfrongly adv1s1 fh ose c1 tn:~ns . seeking furthe l mforma t lon, to exerc 1se lhe11 right access to publil ·r.cm·d< and publ ic m eetings Wagon, auto. Sold th is car 1\ monthS' ago. Real nice li tt le wagon . ONt. V 69 DODGE POLARA ............. . ,1395 4 Dr ., H. T ., P . S ., P . B., vi n y l roof. Your Right to Know 1972 ·o PEL 1972 PONTIAC 1971 PONTIAC 1971 PONTIAC 1970 PONTIAC 1971 PLYMOUTH 1969 CHEVROLET 1968 MERCURY ~oot . 68 OLDS, DELTA 88 ................ 1295 PUBLIC NOTICES Used Car Buyers looking for a good price on a good used car. Check the following for some great buys. 69 MERCURY MONTEG0·-····... •1295 Open Evenings Untii6:0D-Til5p.m. Sai. 2 SIGNS OF QUAUn PH. 992·2174 WANTED 73 FORD CUSTOM ....... •• · .... •· ' 3495 USED CARS • TURF TRIM MOWERS ' 3 HP 49.95 '3.57 hour TRUCKS • 24 Hour Daily Service VUERANS SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E. MAIN •• For Your Mobile HomelandrNo Down Payment Pomeroy Home & Auto SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ! 3 YEAR OLD mare, m os tly Pm to, very gentle Wi 1h 1973 STEREO 8 track . A small balance of $88.64 or pay $6 50 chil dren Ph one 985 -3549 per mon th Phone 992-5331. 5-18 Jfc 1120 Wa s.htnglon Blvd. 12 Years . 10.75 A. P . R . ' 4-20-lfc 4237121 BELPRE, O 532<. HANGING baskets; wh1te, ptnk for Your From the tarcest 5-3-ft c and r ed g eran 1um s, mum s MU ST sell 1973 deluxe Zig -Zag Bulldozer Radiator to !he On Mosl American Cars sewing mach1ne . This and begonia s, tns lanf color ~manes r Hearer lore. Braz1l is South America's M c DANIELS Cus tom Sl;wnhtpr ma chine darns, embroiders, for you r garden - pan s1es, -G UARANTEED-Nathan Big9 s House a nd Mea l Cu tlm g, largest country in both area makes buttonholes, all pefun Jas, mangolds, Phl ox , Radiator Spec•altst Sta te and Gov ernment m wlfhout attachments . Just Co leus, Salv1a , Z•nn1as , Phone 992-2094 a nd population . Qualify Today, Call dial and sew Pay balance of spec ted . phone 773-5208 D1an fhu s, Ally ssum, Snap138 50 or pay $5 per month dragons , Agerat tu m and 5-6· 12lp Phone 992-5331 ----Portulacca Vegetable plant s Open B Til 5 Monday thru Saturday Cabbage , brocco li, 4-20-tfc t1 YEAR OLD r eg 1stered run Choose your own home from Ph .' 992-2174 cau l1flower, lettu ce, eggplant, 606 E. Main , Pomeroy , 0 . Pomeroy n ing quarter hor se. so rrel your AREA DEALER . mangoe s. hot pepper s and 14 IN VICINITY of Harri son vi! Ie. 1 stallion, phone 992 7889 aft er 5 PAI NTING 1ntenor and ex k1nd s at tomat o plant s. fem<)le walker . wh1te w1 th pm SPRING SPECIALS Cle lar)d Farm and tenor by th e hour. Phone 992 - WILL trim or cu1 trees , clean bla ck mark 1ngs, brown.. and 59 tfc out ba sements, att ics , etc. 7579 or 992 -7.126. ASK US ABOUT Green house, E Mam, Ra c me bln ck head, approx . so- l bs pa1nt roofs . Phone 949and Gerald ine Cleland . 5 l4-6fc Reward offered . Ca ll 773-5928 3221. PRE-FABRICATED 1 5 JB-tfc 5- 16-Jtc BLACK PLAS T IC WATER 4-17 30fc PIPE, 150 FT OF I IN CH In Carton AND 150 FT OF 1112 IN ON E SEVE RAL p1eces of jurn1ture, Set Uo, 134.95 DOZER and back hoe work . GLA SS LINEO 4? GALLON Help some ant1ques, 2 dresse rs 2 BEDROOM house on 50 ft . lot ponds and septic tanks , ditch· TANK . ONE WATER SE AL wi lh marble tops, h1gh bed, APPLICATIONS wil l be on n ver . $9000 for house With ing service; fop soil, 1i tt dirt, PRA CT ICALLY HALF ~ wa sh s land and dresse r to received by the Mc1gs Count y furn1ture $10,000. Phone 992l 1mestone ; B&K Excavating. PRI CE. PHONE 992-6813, OR 1 ma tc h, 2 Attcwater Kent So ld ie rs & Sa il or s Rel1ef 5532 anyhme. Can be seen Phone 992-5367 Dick Karr, Jr. SE E KER NS RO USH. Built to Your ' Specs radiO s wlfh speakers and In Carton Comm i SSIOn to fill the after 4 p m . FOREST RUN . 9 1 tfc Delivered to Job Site ·~ part s, se veral ptcture frame s, va cancy for the pos1f1on of Sel up, $54.95 5· 17 6lc -,-5 17 Jtc other m1sc. Items. Call 742 Me1g s ~ County Ve teran s NOW OPEN - Roger Hysell 's POMEROY 469 1 a ft er 5 or on weekends or Select i ve Serv1ce Off 1c er . 8 ACRES on State Route 1.13, 1 Garage, near Crossr oads on 9._ Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. Mat er ial s, see Cart Morn s, Rutland , Applicant must be an Armed UPHOLSTERY m1le Sout h o1 Harn sonvllle, St. Rt . 124 ; all mechanic work 6:idl Phone 992 -2181 regu li'lrly $3 95 on l y $1.9 5 Oh 10 Forces Veteran w 1th an se veral home sites; wafer tap MATERIALS CO. mduding automatic transAl so r emnant s Pom er oy 5 18 -3tc honorable discharge Stat e pa 1d ; ca ll 992 3640 773 -5554 Ma son , W.Va . Monday thr u miSSIOns. Recovery, 622 E Mam St, --~------r~------~--, exper ience, quali fi cation s, 5 13-12tc Saturday, 8. 30 a. m. to 5 p. m . phon e 992 7554 HARMONY eleclnc guitar and Hauling car t s, lawn re ferences and forwa r d t o Phone 992-7121 or 992 -6392. DANNY'S T\' Service, Ma son, 5->·241P case, Harmony sol1 d state aerators, lawn rollers and Veteran s Serv1ce Off1 ce. 114 5 ROOM house, basement, gas 5-J.JOtc W. Va . Phone 773-5976. amp.l i fier and Shure seeder spreaders to fit all heat, bath, 2 lots, S D Mulberry Ave .• Pome roy . 4-27-tfc N EW FOAM to f1ll you r old m l c r o p h one . Ve r y Sites of garde-n tractors and 5-17-Jtc Buskirk, 341 Page St ., M1d EXCAVATING. Dozers, large cush •ons, slandard s1ze su 1te, r easonable. Phon e 992 -6439 riding mowers. dleporf. and small. Backhoes and O' DELL WHEEL Ali gnment only $9.95 Pomer oy 5-l8 -3tc 5 I8-3fp loaders on track and tires ; loca ted at Crossr oads, Rt. 124, !l Recovery , 622 E . Ma1n St.. DELIVERY DRIVER Dump tru cks L o-boy complete fr ont end s~rvice, :· ph one 992 7554 6 ROOM house w1th bath and se r vice. Septic tank ~ in tune up and brake service . ;' 5 3-241p furn i ture . Inquire 992 5373. sta ll ed. George (Bill l Pullin s, BOAT, mo tor and trailer , $500 Wheels balanced elec : 5 18-16fo Pomeroy , Ohto phone 992-2478 or 992 7402. Phone 992-5542 Ezra Phillips, tron1cally . AII work · . ·.~ N EW 2 pc. Ear l y American Phone 992 ~2975 2-9-lfc guaranteed . Reasonable ~ Sy ra(u se, Oh10 l1ving r oom sulfe with wood Full or Part T1me 5· 16-Jlp rates . Phone 992-3213 or 742 tnm and rever s1 bl c Zippered HARR ISON' S TV servtce and 3232. --------~ Ope n 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m . c ush ions Thi s wee k on ly serv1ce calls. Phone 992-2522 K ING SI ZE bed, mattress, box Monday thru Thursday, 8 2-18-ffc No experi enc e neces.sary . $ 149.95 Cas h and c arry 2-9-tfc sp nngs an d hea db oa rd , a.m . to 8 p.m. Friday and Mu s ~ have car and be wilting Pom eroy Recovery, 622 E READY MIX CONCRETE ·, can1s l er - type She tl and Saturday. to lear n Mam St , Pomeroy Phone HOUSE m Lon g Bottorn. Phone sweeper, almost like new. L.._ _......:_ _ _ _ _ _ _--J delivered right to your • 992 7554 985 3529 Rea sonab le. Ph one 992-5496. proiect. Fa st an d easy . Free 5-17-6k Mon . thru Fri. 6-11 -1fc 5-16-tfc es t i mates Ph one 992 -3284 . 110 Mechanic Street Ca 119-8, 446-0677 Goe gte in Ready -Mix Co ., GOLF CARTS and 3-whee l " PHON E " L. Parker tor Cattle WA NT land? 98 61 acres w1lh M iddl eport, Ohio. MR . VANCE tracks ter s, gas and electnc, FLOWERS for Memonal Day, A 1 Stre Service, Pomeroy stream and springs , $80 an po ls, ba ske ts and sprays 99c 6 -30-lfc fo r farm, home and 992-2l64 acre 81 woods, 7 f1e ld and 10 and up Also loose fl pwers . warehous e uses $75 and up. . 5 13-12tc str ipped Call 992 5095. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Sma lley' s, Che ster, Oh1o COOK. watlre ss and carhop, Phon e 1-875 23 6 2 ~ NEW LISTING 5-15-3tc Phone 985 3537 REASONABLE rafes. Ph . 446· app ly in person. Craw' s Steak NI CE MOB ILE HOM E 3 5· 17-6lc 5 16-7lc 4782 , Gallipolis, John Russell, House. bedrooms , refngerator, stove. Owner and Operator. 5-10tfc COAL . L1mestone. Excelsior · nice ba fh 12x70 Schult with NEW Homes on your lot or ours 5- 12-tfc Salt Work s, E. M ain St. , POODLE pup p1 es, Toy A K .C, fuel oil fur na ce . Large kitchen Cho cota le Shan qua l i ty . NO MONEY OOWN . for Pom eroy Ph one 991 -389 1 Ph one 992 -5443 . and mast er bedroom Ask mg qua li fied buyers usi ng F . H 4-12-tfc 5-16-ltc lU St $6,000 00 Adm . , l oa n. (Closing costs C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer WORKING family needs two ·or HOOD'S AQUARI,UM S fiS h ·only.) A vanety of floor plans Complete Service WATER FRONT thr ee bedroom house in with various finan c ing Phone 949-3821 ard su pplies. new loca1ion, SY RACU SE 4 bedrooms. · 2 of Eastern Sc hoo l D lstr 1cf, programs ava ilab le We Racine, Oh1 o Ash Stree t, Middl eport, near BEAUTIFUL se le c t 1on baths. full ba sem ent, and 2 anywhere , dependab l e, flow ers, wreaths and baskets spec1al1ze 1n workmg with Critt Bradford park , Phone 992 -5443. for M em orial Day . Open references, phone 985 -3549 E. MAIN..__ _...,. lots All for onl y $10,500.00. AEP Co. employees atthoug.h 5-1-tfc 7-lfc 1 . 5 13-6tp evenmgs until 8 p .m Cli ff's HOBSON we are avai lable to all. Meigs POMEROY Shoe Repa 1r , M tdd leport 3 BEOROOMS - Bafh, lofs of Development Co , 150 N ELNA and While Sewing KUHL ' S BARGAI N CENTER cupboards 1 n the k 1 t c h en Second Ave , M idd l e port. Machines ... Service on all 56 12t c HAS NEW - NEW - NEW LET US SELL YOUR Basement, front and back Oh 10. Ph one 992 5976 for in makes Reasonable rates. fl oral or pla1d l i v1ng room UPHOLSTER your own fur HOME FOR YOU! Mobtle format ion. The Sewing Center , Mid p orc hes Drilled welt , and suit es, $189.95 an d up , 1n n itur e Foam cush1ons, any dlepor t, Ohio. 5 6-30fc Herculon at $139 95, bedroom garage Now only $8,000.00. s1ze Cotton, burlap , swivel CHILDREN GROW BEFORE you buy any new 11 · 16-lfc suit es, $109. 7 pc chrome BUSINESS BUILDING ba ses, zipper , dacron , web · M ob ile Home, you should HOUSES DON'T So here's a LOVE L Y, 3 bedroom, 1 fl oor d1n et te , step -en d tabl es , 30 ROOM BRICK - Sfea m welt Pom er oy b1ng, cons1 der the larg e sav in gs pl ace thai's tdeal for a plan , forced a 1r furnace, HOU SE and Roof paint ing ; colfee tables, $16.95 set Used Recovery , 622 E. Mam St., heat, bar w ith 1 2 3 li censes. you can have by purchasmg a hardwood f I oa r s, exce II ent mtenor and Ep:ferior, free grow ing 1amity -4 large app l 1an c es . automatiC phone 992-7554 late mode l used M obi le Home Parking lot. $32.500 00 th e price con dition. on Chester Wat ~r est i mates CaiP/92-7008 or 992wa shers, dryers, range s. bedrooms Jlh ba th s 5 3-241p Here are some ever y day low of a house 2460 . System, 10 years old, on .87 A r efngerators ( I ICe· maker ) Beautiful kitc h en, d 1n 1ng p nces· 1 - 1971 - 60- x 12 MIDDLEPORT tot , on State Highway . You 4-19.30tc We have, as usual, an ex bar , loads of cabinets etc . (3) NEW 1973 Z1g -Zag sewing Budoy. $4.395, 1971 ~ 50 x 12 can purchase on farm home 2 BEDROOMS Bafh , ce ll ent assor tment of used machines m ongm al factory Carpe t1ng, sun por c h, utility Champ1on $3.495 ; 1966 - 45 x w1 th low down payment. TWO furn1tuer - bedroom s, many basement. front and ba c k c arto n, Z1g Zag to make r oo m , garage Large 10 Armor $2,695, 60 x 12 R IV ERS REALTY , SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC wardrobes, much m1sc , even porches. A ll util ities Asking buttonholes, sew on bu ttons. Marlette, three bedroom wilh bulldmg40x70intherear 11/4 CLARE NCE BELL , SEWAGE SYST. EMS ' roun d OAK TABLE S Come jus! $5500.00. monograms and make fancy a 21 ft Expando, ong~na l Acres ground S21 ,500.00. REPAIRED . .. CLEANED. SALES MAN , 240 Fronf , out Rt. 7 and see us any day des1gns wi th just the tw1st of a NEW HOME pur chase pn ce $9,300 Now Manetta, phone offi ce, 373MIL L ER SANITATION , ILL HEALTH exce pt MONDAY (yes, we're st ngle dial. Left m lay -away 3 BEDROOM S - Nice k1 tchen on ly $6,795; 197 1 - 60 x 12 59 16, residence, 373-5935 or STEWART, OHIO. PH . 662· open Sunday I) " at caution is forci ng th e sale of thi s and never been used. Wtll sell Buddy 3 bedroom, $4,695, We w1th stove and r efng erator . 667 -3650. 3035. l1ght" in Tuppers Plam s, excellen t business. for only $-47 cash, or term s also have a 29 ff Cen tur y Lot s of c losets. 2 large lots . 5-6-12tc phon e 667 3858 10-4-ffc Establ•she d for 5 years. ilva1lable Electro Hyg1 ene tr ave l tra il er th a t is really Want on ly $16,000 00. ---"--5-I J 61c Co , Ph one 992 -7755 Good in come NO PHONE loaded wd h ex tras You can SEWING MACHINES Repa ir' NEW LISTING ,-,-----'-5-15-6tc CA LLS PLEASE, come in save a lot of Dollar s on th1 s BLACK ~a Ten nessee Wa lker se r vice, all makes 992-2284. 2 AC RES In Bedfo rd ~---un1l T h1 s 15 just a few of the and let us d iscuss it The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. ' colt. l 1·2 years old ; phone 992 Town ship near Burlingham, off E L E~,TROL UX vacuum barg a1 ns available at Berry YOU PROVIDE 3640 Authorized Singer Sates and - · Rt 33 A real buy at $1500.00 cleaner. A 1 conditron, uses Mil ler M ob1 le Home Sales, 705 THE FAMILY Ser v 1ce. We Sharpen SCissors . 5-13 12tc paper bags, ha s many at NEW LISTING Farson Sf , Belpre, Oh1o , 3-29-lfc ,. ,. we'l l provide everything else tachmen ts . Also sham pooe r phone 4<13 -9531 Shop here ALL THE p roperty form erly 80 ACRES - Some nice lay 1ng 1n the 5 bedroom home . allachmenf included (Onl y 4 f1rst, you' ll be g la d you d1d _. land 1n Rutland Township . 7 owned by P1 ll sburgh Coal Moth er will love thi s modern availab le) a t $-47 70 cash or 5-18-4tc room house, bath, basement, AUTOMOBILE insurance been , Compa n y and now ca rri ed on kitchen , di shwa sher and all t erm s ava ilable Electro Pra~tiully new 1 room IJrlck ca n ce lled? Lost your , · drill ed we ll , and 2 ba r ns. Want the County tax records of Jlh baths , din i ng room , Hyg 1ene Co, Phone 992-7755 ranch style home, tot11t operator's li cense? Call 992-' M eig s County, Ohio, 1n the only S21.500.00. ufi l1ty R. Full basement 5-15-61c electric & air conditioning, 2966. name of Consot1dafi on Coa l Garage & othe r bulldmg s 111 tile bath & shower, 6 1 6- 15 - tfc _-.~ Com pany , lo cat ed i n th e =----------~ WE WORK F ULL TIME IN TOMATOES, peppers, polled $I 7,000 00 roomv closets, plus walk-in fol low 1n g talnng di str'l c ls flowers. by pot or by th e SELL IN G PROPERTY , 2 MINUTES' WALK Ch es ter T wp Eastern cedar closet. Wall to w•ll EXCAVATING. aozer, loader doze n, SOc. $2 flat on all NOT HIN G ELSE . SO WE CAN LSD , Sa l1 sbury Twp to pl ayground, swi mmin g carpet, tht very best in and backhoe work ; septic pans 1es. H ubbard' s REALLY GI VE YOUR Pomeroy Vil lage , Sal 1sbury tank s installed ; dump truc ks pool, shopping. 5 ni ce paneling, a dream kitchen Greenhouse, 300 yards above PROPERTY LI STE D WITH Twp - Me1g s- L.S D.; Sutt on and to-boys for hire; will haul '' . be drooms, 111:2 baths, nice w1th 30 ft . of IJeautiful ba l lpark 1r1 Syracuse, Ohi o US ITS BEST. TRY US FOR A Twp Sou thern L S D. fill dirt, top soil, limestone ,·. k1ichen , d1ning R , utility R , cabinets, large · stone 5·15ffc CHANGE Sea led bid s for the purchase ~----~----and gravel ; Call Bob or Roger '· fireplace In living room, 2 glassed porches. Storm of all these properties (Which Jeffers, day phone 992 -7089 ; · ' built-in vacuum system, 2doors & wi ndows . Garage. STARC RAFT New & Use d should be grouped logether ni ght phone 992 -3525 or 992HELEN L TEAFORD' car garage, plus many extr11 LOOK $12,800.00. Trav el Tratlers and Fold 5232 J and cons1dered as a s1ngl e bid 992-3325 features. Outside cookout & HENRY E. CLELAND, down campers, 18 ft . S1n . LP , 2-11 -tfc ' ll em ) wil l be received at the GORDON B. TEAFORD patio. One 2 bedroom fur$1899, 22 ff ., 7 in .. SC, BROKER ad dress li sted below until 12 ' 992-3615 nished apt. and new trailer. $3650; 20 ft 7 10 . $3275 ; o'clock noon, Jun e I , 1973 SEE US FOR . Awnins;~s, storm ~, 992-2259 ASSOCIATES Starm a'ster Ca mpers, $1350; Both rented. Two l•rge Furt_her mformat1on may be doors and windows, ca rport s, · ~ If no answer 992 -2568 We se ll serv1ce and qualify. NO SUNDAYS PLEASE barns, large pond, l01cres in oblam ed by con tacf ing the marquees, alum inum si di,n g , F1nan c1ng arranged . CAMP and r.a tling , A . Ja cob, sa les ·) undersi gned Consol1da!Jon all with new fences. One CO NLE¥ STARCRAFT . representat i ve . For free ' Coa l Company reserves the large cistern 11nd rur11l SALES , Rf 62 N of Pl . r1ghl to reject any and all estimates. ph one Charles ·~ water. Will accept sm111 Pleasant. W. Va , b ~ h i nd Red Lisle, Syracuse , V . V. , b•ds E H Dough t y , Con Happiness fo'r , us 1s selling Real Estate. place on IMdtt in or nur Car pet . lnn. Phone 675-5384 . sol1dal10n Coa l Co ., Cad 1z, Son, In c. .~ Johnson and Gallipolis. Loc11ted an St. Rt. - 1-:as.v LAving Oh10 -43907 . 3-2-ttc _., l 5·10 8fc 160, five miles from new - . Easy Pay ments ~-------::._: 5 13-IO tc GROCERY busmess for ,sale. hospital. One of tlte bott.r PIANO tuning , Lane Dan iel s, ' - Luw. Low ::;) built homes ' in the county , Build1ng for sate or lease. 259 Broadwa y, Middleport. , 1967 OPE L $200 Fa1r condit1on SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S LARGEST 0 Reason for selling, ill heattll. Ph one 992-2082. Phone 773-5618 from 8: 30p.m . 8-13-245 1 Uuwn Pa yme nt >Phone t46-4170. to 10 p m. for appointmen t . 5· 17 .6fp ~ .~ 5 16-12tc - 1! Year Financing Radla Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 18, 1973 . :• r-----------------------------------------~----------------------------~ For Sale . .• PLACES Where Fiber Can Never Be Used . It's the new Fire · Reststant Ice Bucket Material. AKC Toy Pood le male pup, 7 weeks old. s.So . Ph one 9923871 . 5-18 3tc AKC l'oy Male Apr icot Poodle pup . 12weeksold , shotsg1ven and wormed , ca l l 667 -39 15, Our New Trendhomes by National MODEL HOME Open For Inspection Located 1 Mile North of Five Points on Rt . 7 Saturday 1 to 5 SALES REPRESENTATIVE: 5 1J.5tp VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER THREE Norweg1an Elkhounds, regtstered , S25 each : phone 992 7232. 5 13 6tc -Poo _m_i~-~~E-u~-.~-Kb-Ia-~~-PP-~;-s·-~~~~: :wormed , perrnanen l shots, '575 : phone Coolvll re 667 6214. Sunday 1 to 5 Built by: B&K Excavating LET US SHOWYOti 185 Look For Signs! . Associates : Helen L Teaford, Gordon B. Teaford King BuilderS Supply Co. ~os N . 2nd Ave. 992 -37-:8- 992 -5020 . __ .• ~- -......,.......,..5·_ 6· 12lc .__ _ _ _ _..;,;M;,;I,;D;,;D;,L;,;;,;.EP,;O;,;R;,Tii';.O;;,·; .._ _ _ _ _. . EQUAL HOUSING CPPOF.TUNITIES PHONE 992-3325 110 MECHANIC STREET POMEROY, OHIO ~~---------.;.:;;~;;;;;~~~;.,;;.;.;,;,;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~_ _. . / �' IU- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 18, 1973 r••J• •r' I I ' Sentinel Classifieds· Get Actio~! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! WANT AOS INFORMATION DEADLINES Notice Mob ile 5 P .M . Day Before Publ •cat1on . Monday De-ad li ne 9 1(1 . m Cancellation - "HE-ll" Corrections Will be a ccepted unt il 9 a .m . for Day ot P ublication REGULATIONS HEAnNG & COOLING The Publisher reser ves the nght to edit or re1ect any ads deemed Qblect lonal. Th e pub li sher w ill not be respons ible for more •nserl ion . than one mcorre ct Furnace Controls RATES For Want Ad Serv•ce 5 c ents per Word one mser t lon Mm imum Charge 15c cents 12 per ~ word three consecut •!o'e insert •ons 18 cents per word si ,; co n - secut ive insert•ons . 25 Per Cent D iscount on pa•d ads and ads pa id within 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY HUMIDIFIERS Hot Water Heaters Plumbing Electrical Work ARNOLD BROTHERS 51 .50 for 50 word m in1m um . Each add it ioMI word 2c . BLIND ADS 992 -2 448 Add1flonal 25c Ch arge per Adverttsement. Pomeroy, 0. OFFICE HOURS 8 JO a m to 5;00 p m . Dally. 8 . 30 a , m fo 12 00 Noon KNAPP SHOES Com fort , Saturday Quality , Long Wear , Reasonabl e pn ces Call 992 Notice WILL do babysitting , day s or nights, experienced . Ha ve own transportat1on Available after May 25. Phone evenings 698 5215 or write Miss Linda Burbridge. Rt 2, Bo~t 167 , Albany , Oh io 5· I8-3lc YARD sale, Friday "" and Saturday, May 18 and 19, between hours o1 9-6: 30 rn even ing at Jeffers, Rt . 33, toward Fairgrounds , d1shes, misc . and some an1 1ques . 5-18-ltc ·::-c-:-~-::---,--:--::- MEMORIAL Day celebration at Rac1ne F1re Station May 25 thru May· 28. KiddJe r1des al! 4 days , F1reworks d 1sp!ay M onday, May 28 and an even1ng show at the Ra c1ne Jun ior H 1gh at 7 . 30 p m . M onday teaturmg " Larr y' s Swinging Countrymen. " A chicken barbe cue Sunday , May 27 . Serving beg1ns at 1I a .m 5· I8-8lc SHOOTING MATCH , Corn Hollow Gun Club , turn first right aft er Miles Cemetery , Rut 1and ; F aclo r y choked ,gun s only Sunday, May 20th, 1p m 5 17 3tc GU N SHOOT. factory choked and hand choke d guns, Forked Run Spor tsman Club, Sunday, May 20, 12 noon 5-17-3fc YARD SA L E, Fnday a nd Saturday, M ay 18 and 19 Startmgat lOam . Van Meter residence at end of street beh1nd Syracuse Grade School 5·17 2tc YARD SALE. Saturday, Rutland . Fnday and La rkin St , 5 17 2lc YARD SALE wil l be held Friday and Saturday, May 18 and 19 at th e Doss home m Bradbur y. Items too numerous to mention . 5 17 2tc GUN Shoo!. Fn day , 7: 30 p.m Factory choked quns on ly Assorted m eats Refr esh ments ser ved Racine Gun Club. 5-16·3fc DON'T lik e to remove wallpaper? can d o fh1s faster than m ost. Pom eroy Middlepor t . Mason area . Call 992 -7405, 5 p m. to 8 p.m. only 5-16-3tc YARD Sale, Sa turday , May 19, 9 a .m . · Ant1ques, sewing m achme, roc kers, wood bed , pictur e fram es , dishes , McC oy pottery, etc . 430 Headl ey St ., M idd lepor t 5· 16·3fc WANTED - Country& Western Band . Apply 1n person at Ja ck's Club. 5-l6-4tc DANCE FRIDAY and Safurdax night s 10 t il 2. Shenan 9 Springs, music by Toby Young, Guy Thomd and Eddi e Fife. 5-17-3fc THE BIS SEL L Brothers loca l gospel s1 nger s Wi ll now be on WBRJ Man e tta, 910 on your di a L from 8 t o 8: 3Q Saturday evenings. 5- 16 3tc KEEP al! dogs ott Cha rl es Wolfe Property , at Fairview, all da y and all n1g ht. 5-6-12tc ~--:----~ ROOFING and Hea t1ng Repa ir ,all types, Spec!a l - Clean1ng and oiling of blower, complete check on furna ces , phone 843- 2341. 5 2-301c KOSCOT SPEC IALS for May are Hair Kair Product s In cluding other items. If you have ever pu rchased Koscof Kosmettcs and are no1 being se r v 1ced ~ phone Hele n Jan e Brow n, even mgs also. 992 ____ 5113. 5·_ 13-lf c ...:_ FREE to good home~. 6 puppies , mother was a Shepherd· Collie. Phone 992-2497 5· 15·6fc CHAIR botloms rewoven , caning and rushing . Call 992 6046 . ' 5· I5-6lp We talk to you like a person. WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL Homes For Sale For Sale CASH pa id for .alt makes and BEAUTIFUL Wal nut Stereo mod(l'ls of mobile homes . Sl E~EO RADIO, tape com rad•o tape combination , AM btna l1 on, am fm rad io, d PhOr'le area code 61-4 413 9531. FM radio , 8 track tape de<:k . spea ker sovnd sys tem . like 4-13 tfc Balance $1ld 56 or term s can new. Bi'llance $111 .27 or use be arranged . Call 992 3965. 1971 HOLLY Park , 12 x 60, like our budget terms.. Call 992 5 13 61 c 1 new, carpeted , house fur 3965 nllure- . air con ditioned , 5-18-6tc HOME Grown Tomato plants washer and dryer , WIth 8 x 32 porch and awn ing ; phone J. DON ' T pump your slugg ish for garden use, large sturd y plants. Improved Mexican. 304 773 5<174 . septic tank . Gel Klean Em 5 9 !Ole He inz 1350 and Supersonic ; All Scpllc Tank Clean er . also hot peppers , mangoes Landm ark Farm Bureau. an d cabbage plants On Rt . Pomer oy 114, 500 tt above the State Air Conditioners 5 18. 1t c Park m Syracuse, 0 ., Thomas Awnings ,Hayman . ' KIN GS I ZE b€-droom sui te. -4 d-24-33tc Underpinning mas ol d, $600 outfit for $470. 68 Pon t i ac Ca tal 1na, a1r Co mplete m-obile home Materials, (O nditloned , power brake s UPHOLSTERY ~e rv tce p lus g1gantic nylon pr ints. cotton pr ints, and power steer 1ng. Can be display of mobile homes vinyls , velvets of all kinds . see n 1n Rutl and, or call 742 Pomeroy Recovery. 622 E. always available at 564 1 Main St. , phone 992-7554. 5-18-3tc POMEROY HOME & AUTO Wheel ---- Alignment 992 -2094 606 E . Main Pomeroy It Must Be Right or we wilt M<•keit Right. OFFICE SUPPLIES and 8-4: JO Oai tv. 8-12 Sat . In the R. H. Rawlings Sons Bu1ld1ng. 992 1101 Mtddlepor1, 0 . 5 3·24fp MILLER MOBILE HOMES •• Business Services Specialist EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 FURNITURE Slop In and See Our Floor Di splay . < • • SEPTIC TANKS ' CLEANED •• For Sale Lost SABRE TILLER 3ih HP 129.95 Wanted - - - - -- - - Real Estate· For Sale ~ • ' MODERN SANITATION ~ ' John Tucker. Rt . 4 Pomeroy, 0 . Ph. 992 -J954 BANK FINANCING .. 304-485-3809 WOOD TRUSSES •·'' ~ ~ ~ GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker Pomeroy, Ohio Real Estate For Sale Wanted To Rent ;oa Homes For Sale FOR SALE BY OWNER v CHECK WITH US FIRST FOR sc. PARKWOOD KIRKWOOD ACADEMY . ..."' - 1:. 1. Luaus Available -'lu .I a e ked-up Prices - Swill Cr edit Ap- llruval You Talk , We Li sten, the Bu ck Stops Here. LARRY'S. * MOBILE HOMES 600 "' Main St . Nex t to th e Jones Boy s Pom eroy , OhJO Phone992 -7777 larry Evans Fra nk Gheen Open Sun. 1-6 p. m Oa1ly 9-6 3-20- ff c ~----~ REAL ESTATE AUCTION Saturday, May 26, 1973 at 2: 00 P.M. 87 Sou th Seco nd Avenue , Mtddleport, Ohio Appra1 sa l - S1 5,ooo oo 448 So uth Second Avenue , Middleport. Oh1o Apprai sa l - $12,000.00 380 So uth Third Avenue, Mtddleport, Oh1o , Appraisal - $5,000.00 Pla ce <;~f sale· 87 S. Second Ave , M id dl eport, Oh io Open Hou se 1. 00 P M . . 2 00 P.M M ay 26 , 1973 on all propert 1es Proper ties sold 1nd1 v1dual l y Nom1n1mum b1ds. but sel lers r eserve th e r 1ght to re 1ect bids . .. Tc• ms of sa le: Cash lnquin es on prope rt y may be made to Hamlin C Kmg ,Attorney at -Law , 21 Locust Slreet, Ga llipo !J s, Oh io, Ph onf' 6 I ! -l !6 OilS~ Franc1 s B1r on & MICha el Fry, Co Executors of th e Estate of Harri e Mane Sl'tllth, deceased NOT ~ESPONSIBLE FO R PER SONAL PROPERTY OR A(( !Dt NT> - Ql "'...."' .v ::;) "'"' Ql ·-as::. a. liS .s:: -........ ·-Ql THE WISEMAN AGENCY REALTOR Here 's A New Listing On B·utte rnul in Pomeroy Very 1n teres tmg 3 bedroom Spanis h sty led home on· large h1lls1de lo1 Wi th extra tot and 2 car garage acr oss thde ~tree t Th1 s home mcludes a large living room an ~rep ace , dining room , nice ki t chen and break fast nook plus an unfurn ished 2nd floor and full ~asement. Cal l Ike Wiseman righ t now for an appo1n tm ent. 1 1 . You're Missing A Bargain We have this large 5 bedroom home in Middleport and we th 1nk you ' l l buy 1t if you see It •nsi de. Mr Sm 1th, t he owner , is wdltng to take a Joss and wdl help a li1tle w1fh the fmancing but you won ' t bu y 1f you do n' t look Don; t let someone beat you to it and then realize you JUSt made a $5,000 m1 stake. It's Vl;.'ry a ttract1ve 1ns1de wi th a comp letely modern k1tchen 2 very n1ce baths and lots of room for any o; i1 e t,unlly . Call Mrs Se lwyn Smith at 992-3-486 and ~tll! ·•,Il l be happy to show 11 or cal l us coll ect at 446 J.:.. J. ·- Ill 3:! 0 V'l Ql .....s:: s:: Ql .s:: :;: >a. c. ra ~ "'> Ql - Ql ..."' N -' make the buyer the· seller and ::;) 0 • ii=----:----'----~c-::---'"-.......--, B1g Capacity Mlytag Automat1cs 2 speed operation . Choice of weter temps Auto . wa te r level l control. lint Fjlter or Power F tn Agitator Per'ma - Press Maytilg Halo of Heat Dryers Surround clothes Wi th genUe, ever\ heat. No ho1 spots , no overdry i ng . Fine Mesh Lint Filler . We Specialize In MAY TAG RUTLAND FURNITURE R;~~.~~~·t Buick Skylark H.T. Cpe., V-roof, air...... ..'3695 72 MERCURY MONTEGO·· .... • •2795 4 Dr ., fac . air, P . S .. P. B. '· ' ·. 71 PLYMOUTH FURY n ......... •1695 71 Buick Riv. 2 Dr., power, V-roof, air ••••••• 13995 70-Pont Firebird 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, AT, V-r,f, air '2395 70 Cadillac l. Sedan, power, air .......... '3500 10 01 H.T. Sedan, full power, air .... '2995· 70 MERCURY MARQUE ......... •1995 }0 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, V roof, air.. ...... '2595 70 AMBASSADOR ................ '1495 1 12.~5 70 Gremlin 2 Dr., 6 c~ .• std............... 69 Chevelle Mal. H.T. Cpe., V-8, AT, PS ... 11595 69 .Oids 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., air ••••• '1595 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto..... '1295 68 Chevelle 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto., P.S..... 11495 611 Dooge Pol. 4 Door H.T........ ,......... '795 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air........ '995 65 Oldsmobile 98 4 Door... .. ............... '295 66 Buick L:ISabre 4 Door, air.............. : '695 64 Buick laSabre 2 Dr. H.T................. 1100 ~ Karr & VanZandt t:~ " You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" '., MOBILE HOMES Flat bed. V-8, 4-Sp .• runs good . • HOGG & ZUSPAN Real Estate For Sale Explorer . F100 302 standard , sharp. 50 FORD % TON TRUCK ......... •195 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING 4 dr ., 318 V-8 , stand. Nice car. 71 PONTIAC CATALINA ........ •2195 4 Dr ., P . S., P . B., vinyl roof . Loaded. 4 Dr . H. T .• vinyl roof. Loaded . 4 Dr ., faclory air, P .S., P. B. 70 FORD FAIRLANE .............. '1495 4 Dr .• v.e, auto ., P.S., vinyl roof. 70 FORD GALAX IE 500 ......... •1495 4 Dr ., P .S., P. B .. 351 au la . 70 MERCURY MONTEGO ....... '1095 '4 Dr .• 6 cyl.. stand ., radio & h ealer . 70 PLYMOUTH ..................... ,1695 Sports Suburba n , 4 dr. W agon with rack. P . S., P . B., factor y air . 69 BUICK GS 400 ................. •1695 2 Dr. H. T ., lac . air , P.S., P . B .• tilt wheel. viny l 2 Dr ., H. T., 4 Sp . 68 JAVELIN SST ..................... •&95 2 Dr ., H.T., P.B, P .B. Po~eroy 67 DODGE CORONEJ ...............595 Motor Co. 13795 66 FORD FALCON ................... '595 500, 2 Dr ., H. T .• P.S., P. B. 11795 ' 1970CH~VROLET2TON . 5249> ;150 Cu. in. V 8 engine, 15,000 lb. 2 spee d rear ~xle , goo~ 825x20 10 ply t~res . heavy duty front & rear sprmgs , 108 ca b to axle, clean cab . M ec hani ca lly sound & been regu larly serviced Pomeroy Motor Co. 66 FORD GALAXIE 5QQ........... '595 66 RAMBLER 4 DR. ••· •.. •• ••.. · •••· •49 5 Wagon . 6 cy l. , auto. Sharp. . ' . 66 FORD THUNDERBIRD .........•1095 Blue with black vinyl roof , n ew tir es . Loaded . 65 FORD 4 DR....... · ......... · ...... '395 6 Cyl. , auto. 64 DODGE 4 DR .................... • '495 OPEN EVES. 8:00P. M. POMEROY, OHIO V-8, auto .. P . S ., P .B., ni ce car. 11s dtSi rtbuti on and to prevent the pollut 1on or unn ecessary was te of such wa ter supp ly, which ru les ~nd regu lat ions have been report ed to th 1S cou rt and are on file In the off ic e of th e Cler k of th iS Cou rt (4) All persons and pvblk corporaf1ons , 1nclv d !n g all potent1al users, now or 1n the future , of the prop osed waterwo r ks system o f the Lead1ng Cree k Co n servancy D•str, c t, des1 rin g to co nt est the de term ina lions as mad e and filed by the Board of Dir ec tors of sa id Dislr1ct, or to th e ru les and regulal10ns so adopted by the Board of D1rectors of sa1d D1s l r 1ct. may make the ir ob leCI Ions at a heanng on said deter m in at ions to be held on May 26th, 1973, at 9 00 o'clock A .M 10 th iS Cour t at the Court house 1n Pomeroy , Oh10 . LARRY E SPE N CE~ Clerk of the Court ot Comm on Pl~as of Metgs County , Oh io (51 11. 18 , 25, Jtc 64 RAMBLER 4 DR. WAGON-- .. •295 64 OLDS 4 DR........................ '195 62 BUICK LaSABRE, 4 DR ......... •195 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No . 20 ,937 E s1ate of Allen C. BREWER , Dece ased . Notice is hereby given tha t Audr'ey a Brewer of R 0 , Portland , Ohio, has been duly appo1nted Execu tr1x of the Esta t e of Allen C Brewer, deceased, !a te of Me1gs Cou nt y, Oh iO Creditors are requ ired to tile fhe 1r c la1ms w i th sa1d f iduciary w1fh 1n four months Dated lh 1s 15th day of May. ]973 Manning D. Websfer , Judge cou rt of Common Plea s, Probate DIVISIOn /5) 18, 2? / 6 ) 11, 3tc ·.'• 741-4211 Arnold Grate Rutland • _W---------------~~----~~~__j, ' • model ONLY •1595 Sell We are still making some great deals on new Buicks, Pontiacs. So before you buy any car new or used check with us. REMEMBER Open Evenings 1il 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. SeiVice 'Til 12 Noon on Saturda,- We Service What We Sell OUR WORD IS OUR BONO Remember We Seroice What We Sell. A good watercraft boaler kn ows diStress sig n al s, remmds the Ohio Department of Nat ur al Resour ces. All boaters should be familiar with distress s ignals the kn owledge may save your or another boater 's life . own PUBLIC NOTICE! The Tax Books are now open for the June or Second Half Collection of the 1972 Real Estate Taxes. Als_o for Delinquent Tax. Closing Date Will be June 20, 1973. · Howard E. Frank Meigs County Treasurer For Rent 72 NOVA 4 door Va automa t ic, TRA I LER, Br own' s Tra1ler PAST U RE space for ap - 1973 MOBILE HOM E with large proxima tely JO ca ttle plu s Po1rk , phone 992 3324 patio Albert Hill, Ra cine, power steer ing, factory air barn and pasture space for 5-13-tfc Ohio, Phone 949 2261. condd 1onmg. 12 ,000 actual hor ses Ph one 992-7069 ::-------:~ 5-17-6tc mi les. Phone 992 -7084 5-18-Jic 5 18 3tc TWO bedro oms , 2 bath s. beautiful butll in ki t chen , loca ted in Pomer oy , phone FURN ISHED 2 b edro om 3 AND -4 ROOM furnished and unfurnished · apar tments. a par lm enl, odulls on ly . Ji46 4060 afler 5 p m , 446 -1279 1y7o PONT IAC Ca tal1na. 2 dr Phone 992-5434 M iddl eport . Phone 992 -387 4 · 5-13-6t c hardtop, v1ny l fop, PS & PB, d-12-tfc 5JS. lfc stereo. exce ll en f cond1tl 0n. $1695 or best offer . Ca ll aft er 5 TWO bedroofl1 mobil e hom e in '-:-:-:--~~­ trailer lots in Middleport; Midd l e por t ; adu ll s only , PR IVATE meeting room for TWO p m 667 -336 4, Tuppe·rs 12 duplex Jn Bradbury, phone ph one 992-5591 any organ1zation , phone 992Plams be1ore 6 p.m . 992.-5693 . 3975. 5-JJ.fl c 5 17 31c 5-14·5tc 3-lJ . lfc 196 5 Ll NCOL N Con t1n en fal Good cond1t1on $400 Phone 992 990-1 5-16-3tc 68 PONT IAC Cata lina , 2 dr hdtp , vmy! roof , auto. trans, PB, PS, fa ct a1r con d , R & H! excel len f conditi on 992 -2314 or 99:1.5834 5 18-2tc -----'~~~- .. PH . 985-4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 For Rent For Rent Auto Sales 2 BEDROOM mobi le home A1r co nd11ioned . Ra ci ne area Phone 992 6329. 5 16 Si c RIGGS USED CARS 0. CHESTER, SLEEPI NG room over Win e Stor e m Pom eroy . Reference requ1red Phone 992-5293 5 16-tf c Des1gn 212 --wdh garden spot TRAILER Cal l 992-6040 a1ter 3 30 p.m 5-16-4tc Wantf.fl To Buy 1967 OR UP VW Van . Only body 5 16 12lc hom e space i n Leila is an Arabl e name MOBILE Syra cuse . phone 992 -6329. mean ing " dark as m ght " 5-2-ti c THERMO-TILE UYI~ I!UOOII J !111 IEDIIIOII 1 11 I 11 Polystyrene Ceilings Are Nicer! TRACTOR hitch adaptor , from 2 pt back to 3 pt ; phon e 74~ - 3182 5- 13-5tc 100. 15 l 14 44 )( 24 MODEL 3311 -----:-------,- WANTED - 1. The Treadhom e is II.DI:ODM 1 12 J II ·~-----------..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.. . OLD Furn i ture, oak tables. Wooden 1ce boxes , bra ss beds. d1shes or co mp le te households ; Wnte M . D. Mill er. Rt . 4, Pomeroy, Oh to, ca t I 992-6271 . 5 13-tfc 1038 SQ. FT. UPPER LEVEL b~ilt according to c ode. 2. Fully insulated . 3. Large closets. 4. Storm doors & windows. 5. 2x6 rafter s . 6. Copper plumbing. 7. Nearly an acre of land . e. Prices start at $19,995.00 on your lol complete ready to m ove into. 207i SQ. FT. TOTAL LIVING AREA OLD UPRIGHT PIANOS Any condlfion . Pay SIO ea ch First floor only . Wrde Qi VIng dtrecf1on s. P1arlos, P. 0 Box 188 , Sard1s, Oh1 0 43946 5· I 3·6lp ,: ' I For Rent See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel · 843 -2451. "• '. ::'. ':''. ''' ' ·'.' •' Chevellc 2 dr H T s s' V·8, au to , power stee r ing. Nice 69 2 Dr .• H. T .. Fac. air. P .S., P. B. NO 1 Copper, 50c , radiators. 28c , brass, 18c , batteries, B5c each ; clean dry roots , Gin seng, $60, yellow root , $4 , mayapple, 45c per lb ; M . A Hall. Reedsville, Ohio, 378 - 6249. c-·~---F ·· . I ~ • I ~, , ' ' ' Cf .·Wt~. .<· If '~~~·• 12" X 12" ,.' '. " ~ ;·. ), ' With Stapling Aange l-r'- !1.· ' ' ~- !f;i..... ~ ' . ' hI I'. I ~ .< • \ !I 5-6 tfc ~~--- USED IN BATHROOMS BASEMENTS CELLARS USED Gravely mower, phone 992-9972 5· II ·6lp DAMP ----Pels For Sale ·' Sa1elllte 7 dr H T., V-8. Local one Rea l sharp little car. ow n~r Cougar XR7 , eur. viny l top, low mileage Local owner Price To 67 FORD GALAXIE 500 .......... '795 !969CHEVELLE In the Matter of LEADING CREEK CONSERVANCY DISTRICT : Case No. 14,004 NOTICE OF HEARING ON WATER RATES To All Known and Unknown Persons and Public Cor porat1ons Intere ste d, In cluding all potential User s, Now or in the Fulure, of a Proposed Lead1ng Cree k Conservancy D1stnc t Wa terwor ks Sys l em . Publ 1c Notice 1S Herebv G1ven . ( 1) that herefofore the Board of Directors of the Leadmg Cr eek Conservancy Distr 1c l have de term .ne d ra tes of com pen sa t1otl tor the sale of water to be made availab le by work s and i mpro vements bullf by the Dist r ict tor the purpose Of water supply , mc ludmg the !ia le of such water to the Southern Ohio Coal Companv. the Village of Rutland , Ohio , and other 1ndustr 1al , com · mercia! and res ldent 1al users . {2J That said Board has made a repor t of liS determinat ions to th •s Court and such defer mma t ion s are now on file 1n Jhe off ice of the Clerk of this Court . (JJ That heretofore the Board of Dir ec tors of Leading Creek Conservancy D1Str 1c 1 have adopted r ules and regu la l 10ns pr esc r i bing the permissible uses of the water sup Ply provtded by the dis frlcf and Jhe manner of '2795 '2295 ONLY •2295 $ 1695 ' Ex c . 9 ~JSS , Wagon. alr cond .• all white wdh wood gra1n on si des, one owner Take your !amity on vaca l 10n in th 1s ni ce wagon 4 Dr . Wagon . Malibu H T . Cpe , 307 V-8eng ., automatic power steering , good tires, clean vinyl mter ior with bu cket seats & con so le, dark grn. finish, rad 10. In the Court of Common Plea s, Me1gs County, Oh'o Ca tali na 4 dr H T , Brougham , green wi1h green viny l top, a1r , tape player One of the nicest 71 's m th e va lley Pnce To Sell. 69 TOYOTA ......................... .. •&95 2 Dr ., 6 Cyl., s tand .. vinyl roof . PUBLIC NOTICE Grandvil le 2 Or. H.T ., AM&FM tape, power w 1ndows, a1r. Loca l one owner Rea l sharp.~ ONLY 4 Dr ., H. T ., air. P . S .. P . B .• vinyl roof. Hardtop seda n. desert gold with cove rt tr im , factor y atr, tinted glass, 350 engin e, power st eermg & power bra kes, radio, gua rds & all the goodies Neve r been titl ed. State ot Ohto : ss : County of Meigs . '1995 •439 5 ONLY •3295 Grand Pnx , only 11,624 miles Only 10 monfhs old . Just l1k e new 4 Dr .• V-8, a ut o ., P. S., P . B. POMEROY 1972 CHEVROLET IMPALA and be Informed ot the func l1ons of your governmenf are embod ied m public n0t1 ces . In tha i se lf government charges all c1tile ns to be infor med ; th is newspap er urges evert c1t1zen to r ead and sl udy thesf no11ces w e sfrongly adv1s1 fh ose c1 tn:~ns . seeking furthe l mforma t lon, to exerc 1se lhe11 right access to publil ·r.cm·d< and publ ic m eetings Wagon, auto. Sold th is car 1\ monthS' ago. Real nice li tt le wagon . ONt. V 69 DODGE POLARA ............. . ,1395 4 Dr ., H. T ., P . S ., P . B., vi n y l roof. Your Right to Know 1972 ·o PEL 1972 PONTIAC 1971 PONTIAC 1971 PONTIAC 1970 PONTIAC 1971 PLYMOUTH 1969 CHEVROLET 1968 MERCURY ~oot . 68 OLDS, DELTA 88 ................ 1295 PUBLIC NOTICES Used Car Buyers looking for a good price on a good used car. Check the following for some great buys. 69 MERCURY MONTEG0·-····... •1295 Open Evenings Untii6:0D-Til5p.m. Sai. 2 SIGNS OF QUAUn PH. 992·2174 WANTED 73 FORD CUSTOM ....... •• · .... •· ' 3495 USED CARS • TURF TRIM MOWERS ' 3 HP 49.95 '3.57 hour TRUCKS • 24 Hour Daily Service VUERANS SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E. MAIN •• For Your Mobile HomelandrNo Down Payment Pomeroy Home & Auto SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ! 3 YEAR OLD mare, m os tly Pm to, very gentle Wi 1h 1973 STEREO 8 track . A small balance of $88.64 or pay $6 50 chil dren Ph one 985 -3549 per mon th Phone 992-5331. 5-18 Jfc 1120 Wa s.htnglon Blvd. 12 Years . 10.75 A. P . R . ' 4-20-lfc 4237121 BELPRE, O 532<. HANGING baskets; wh1te, ptnk for Your From the tarcest 5-3-ft c and r ed g eran 1um s, mum s MU ST sell 1973 deluxe Zig -Zag Bulldozer Radiator to !he On Mosl American Cars sewing mach1ne . This and begonia s, tns lanf color ~manes r Hearer lore. Braz1l is South America's M c DANIELS Cus tom Sl;wnhtpr ma chine darns, embroiders, for you r garden - pan s1es, -G UARANTEED-Nathan Big9 s House a nd Mea l Cu tlm g, largest country in both area makes buttonholes, all pefun Jas, mangolds, Phl ox , Radiator Spec•altst Sta te and Gov ernment m wlfhout attachments . Just Co leus, Salv1a , Z•nn1as , Phone 992-2094 a nd population . Qualify Today, Call dial and sew Pay balance of spec ted . phone 773-5208 D1an fhu s, Ally ssum, Snap138 50 or pay $5 per month dragons , Agerat tu m and 5-6· 12lp Phone 992-5331 ----Portulacca Vegetable plant s Open B Til 5 Monday thru Saturday Cabbage , brocco li, 4-20-tfc t1 YEAR OLD r eg 1stered run Choose your own home from Ph .' 992-2174 cau l1flower, lettu ce, eggplant, 606 E. Main , Pomeroy , 0 . Pomeroy n ing quarter hor se. so rrel your AREA DEALER . mangoe s. hot pepper s and 14 IN VICINITY of Harri son vi! Ie. 1 stallion, phone 992 7889 aft er 5 PAI NTING 1ntenor and ex k1nd s at tomat o plant s. fem<)le walker . wh1te w1 th pm SPRING SPECIALS Cle lar)d Farm and tenor by th e hour. Phone 992 - WILL trim or cu1 trees , clean bla ck mark 1ngs, brown.. and 59 tfc out ba sements, att ics , etc. 7579 or 992 -7.126. ASK US ABOUT Green house, E Mam, Ra c me bln ck head, approx . so- l bs pa1nt roofs . Phone 949and Gerald ine Cleland . 5 l4-6fc Reward offered . Ca ll 773-5928 3221. PRE-FABRICATED 1 5 JB-tfc 5- 16-Jtc BLACK PLAS T IC WATER 4-17 30fc PIPE, 150 FT OF I IN CH In Carton AND 150 FT OF 1112 IN ON E SEVE RAL p1eces of jurn1ture, Set Uo, 134.95 DOZER and back hoe work . GLA SS LINEO 4? GALLON Help some ant1ques, 2 dresse rs 2 BEDROOM house on 50 ft . lot ponds and septic tanks , ditch· TANK . ONE WATER SE AL wi lh marble tops, h1gh bed, APPLICATIONS wil l be on n ver . $9000 for house With ing service; fop soil, 1i tt dirt, PRA CT ICALLY HALF ~ wa sh s land and dresse r to received by the Mc1gs Count y furn1ture $10,000. Phone 992l 1mestone ; B&K Excavating. PRI CE. PHONE 992-6813, OR 1 ma tc h, 2 Attcwater Kent So ld ie rs & Sa il or s Rel1ef 5532 anyhme. Can be seen Phone 992-5367 Dick Karr, Jr. SE E KER NS RO USH. Built to Your ' Specs radiO s wlfh speakers and In Carton Comm i SSIOn to fill the after 4 p m . FOREST RUN . 9 1 tfc Delivered to Job Site ·~ part s, se veral ptcture frame s, va cancy for the pos1f1on of Sel up, $54.95 5· 17 6lc -,-5 17 Jtc other m1sc. Items. Call 742 Me1g s ~ County Ve teran s NOW OPEN - Roger Hysell 's POMEROY 469 1 a ft er 5 or on weekends or Select i ve Serv1ce Off 1c er . 8 ACRES on State Route 1.13, 1 Garage, near Crossr oads on 9._ Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. Mat er ial s, see Cart Morn s, Rutland , Applicant must be an Armed UPHOLSTERY m1le Sout h o1 Harn sonvllle, St. Rt . 124 ; all mechanic work 6:idl Phone 992 -2181 regu li'lrly $3 95 on l y $1.9 5 Oh 10 Forces Veteran w 1th an se veral home sites; wafer tap MATERIALS CO. mduding automatic transAl so r emnant s Pom er oy 5 18 -3tc honorable discharge Stat e pa 1d ; ca ll 992 3640 773 -5554 Ma son , W.Va . Monday thr u miSSIOns. Recovery, 622 E Mam St, --~------r~------~--, exper ience, quali fi cation s, 5 13-12tc Saturday, 8. 30 a. m. to 5 p. m . phon e 992 7554 HARMONY eleclnc guitar and Hauling car t s, lawn re ferences and forwa r d t o Phone 992-7121 or 992 -6392. DANNY'S T\' Service, Ma son, 5->·241P case, Harmony sol1 d state aerators, lawn rollers and Veteran s Serv1ce Off1 ce. 114 5 ROOM house, basement, gas 5-J.JOtc W. Va . Phone 773-5976. amp.l i fier and Shure seeder spreaders to fit all heat, bath, 2 lots, S D Mulberry Ave .• Pome roy . 4-27-tfc N EW FOAM to f1ll you r old m l c r o p h one . Ve r y Sites of garde-n tractors and 5-17-Jtc Buskirk, 341 Page St ., M1d EXCAVATING. Dozers, large cush •ons, slandard s1ze su 1te, r easonable. Phon e 992 -6439 riding mowers. dleporf. and small. Backhoes and O' DELL WHEEL Ali gnment only $9.95 Pomer oy 5-l8 -3tc 5 I8-3fp loaders on track and tires ; loca ted at Crossr oads, Rt. 124, !l Recovery , 622 E . Ma1n St.. DELIVERY DRIVER Dump tru cks L o-boy complete fr ont end s~rvice, :· ph one 992 7554 6 ROOM house w1th bath and se r vice. Septic tank ~ in tune up and brake service . ;' 5 3-241p furn i ture . Inquire 992 5373. sta ll ed. George (Bill l Pullin s, BOAT, mo tor and trailer , $500 Wheels balanced elec : 5 18-16fo Pomeroy , Ohto phone 992-2478 or 992 7402. Phone 992-5542 Ezra Phillips, tron1cally . AII work · . ·.~ N EW 2 pc. Ear l y American Phone 992 ~2975 2-9-lfc guaranteed . Reasonable ~ Sy ra(u se, Oh10 l1ving r oom sulfe with wood Full or Part T1me 5· 16-Jlp rates . Phone 992-3213 or 742 tnm and rever s1 bl c Zippered HARR ISON' S TV servtce and 3232. --------~ Ope n 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m . c ush ions Thi s wee k on ly serv1ce calls. Phone 992-2522 K ING SI ZE bed, mattress, box Monday thru Thursday, 8 2-18-ffc No experi enc e neces.sary . $ 149.95 Cas h and c arry 2-9-tfc sp nngs an d hea db oa rd , a.m . to 8 p.m. Friday and Mu s ~ have car and be wilting Pom eroy Recovery, 622 E READY MIX CONCRETE ·, can1s l er - type She tl and Saturday. to lear n Mam St , Pomeroy Phone HOUSE m Lon g Bottorn. Phone sweeper, almost like new. L.._ _......:_ _ _ _ _ _ _--J delivered right to your • 992 7554 985 3529 Rea sonab le. Ph one 992-5496. proiect. Fa st an d easy . Free 5-17-6k Mon . thru Fri. 6-11 -1fc 5-16-tfc es t i mates Ph one 992 -3284 . 110 Mechanic Street Ca 119-8, 446-0677 Goe gte in Ready -Mix Co ., GOLF CARTS and 3-whee l " PHON E " L. Parker tor Cattle WA NT land? 98 61 acres w1lh M iddl eport, Ohio. MR . VANCE tracks ter s, gas and electnc, FLOWERS for Memonal Day, A 1 Stre Service, Pomeroy stream and springs , $80 an po ls, ba ske ts and sprays 99c 6 -30-lfc fo r farm, home and 992-2l64 acre 81 woods, 7 f1e ld and 10 and up Also loose fl pwers . warehous e uses $75 and up. . 5 13-12tc str ipped Call 992 5095. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Sma lley' s, Che ster, Oh1o COOK. watlre ss and carhop, Phon e 1-875 23 6 2 ~ NEW LISTING 5-15-3tc Phone 985 3537 REASONABLE rafes. Ph . 446· app ly in person. Craw' s Steak NI CE MOB ILE HOM E 3 5· 17-6lc 5 16-7lc 4782 , Gallipolis, John Russell, House. bedrooms , refngerator, stove. Owner and Operator. 5-10tfc COAL . L1mestone. Excelsior · nice ba fh 12x70 Schult with NEW Homes on your lot or ours 5- 12-tfc Salt Work s, E. M ain St. , POODLE pup p1 es, Toy A K .C, fuel oil fur na ce . Large kitchen Cho cota le Shan qua l i ty . NO MONEY OOWN . for Pom eroy Ph one 991 -389 1 Ph one 992 -5443 . and mast er bedroom Ask mg qua li fied buyers usi ng F . H 4-12-tfc 5-16-ltc lU St $6,000 00 Adm . , l oa n. (Closing costs C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer WORKING family needs two ·or HOOD'S AQUARI,UM S fiS h ·only.) A vanety of floor plans Complete Service WATER FRONT thr ee bedroom house in with various finan c ing Phone 949-3821 ard su pplies. new loca1ion, SY RACU SE 4 bedrooms. · 2 of Eastern Sc hoo l D lstr 1cf, programs ava ilab le We Racine, Oh1 o Ash Stree t, Middl eport, near BEAUTIFUL se le c t 1on baths. full ba sem ent, and 2 anywhere , dependab l e, flow ers, wreaths and baskets spec1al1ze 1n workmg with Critt Bradford park , Phone 992 -5443. for M em orial Day . Open references, phone 985 -3549 E. MAIN..__ _...,. lots All for onl y $10,500.00. AEP Co. employees atthoug.h 5-1-tfc 7-lfc 1 . 5 13-6tp evenmgs until 8 p .m Cli ff's HOBSON we are avai lable to all. Meigs POMEROY Shoe Repa 1r , M tdd leport 3 BEOROOMS - Bafh, lofs of Development Co , 150 N ELNA and While Sewing KUHL ' S BARGAI N CENTER cupboards 1 n the k 1 t c h en Second Ave , M idd l e port. Machines ... Service on all 56 12t c HAS NEW - NEW - NEW LET US SELL YOUR Basement, front and back Oh 10. Ph one 992 5976 for in makes Reasonable rates. fl oral or pla1d l i v1ng room UPHOLSTER your own fur HOME FOR YOU! Mobtle format ion. The Sewing Center , Mid p orc hes Drilled welt , and suit es, $189.95 an d up , 1n n itur e Foam cush1ons, any dlepor t, Ohio. 5 6-30fc Herculon at $139 95, bedroom garage Now only $8,000.00. s1ze Cotton, burlap , swivel CHILDREN GROW BEFORE you buy any new 11 · 16-lfc suit es, $109. 7 pc chrome BUSINESS BUILDING ba ses, zipper , dacron , web · M ob ile Home, you should HOUSES DON'T So here's a LOVE L Y, 3 bedroom, 1 fl oor d1n et te , step -en d tabl es , 30 ROOM BRICK - Sfea m welt Pom er oy b1ng, cons1 der the larg e sav in gs pl ace thai's tdeal for a plan , forced a 1r furnace, HOU SE and Roof paint ing ; colfee tables, $16.95 set Used Recovery , 622 E. Mam St., heat, bar w ith 1 2 3 li censes. you can have by purchasmg a hardwood f I oa r s, exce II ent mtenor and Ep:ferior, free grow ing 1amity -4 large app l 1an c es . automatiC phone 992-7554 late mode l used M obi le Home Parking lot. $32.500 00 th e price con dition. on Chester Wat ~r est i mates CaiP/92-7008 or 992wa shers, dryers, range s. bedrooms Jlh ba th s 5 3-241p Here are some ever y day low of a house 2460 . System, 10 years old, on .87 A r efngerators ( I ICe· maker ) Beautiful kitc h en, d 1n 1ng p nces· 1 - 1971 - 60- x 12 MIDDLEPORT tot , on State Highway . You 4-19.30tc We have, as usual, an ex bar , loads of cabinets etc . (3) NEW 1973 Z1g -Zag sewing Budoy. $4.395, 1971 ~ 50 x 12 can purchase on farm home 2 BEDROOMS Bafh , ce ll ent assor tment of used machines m ongm al factory Carpe t1ng, sun por c h, utility Champ1on $3.495 ; 1966 - 45 x w1 th low down payment. TWO furn1tuer - bedroom s, many basement. front and ba c k c arto n, Z1g Zag to make r oo m , garage Large 10 Armor $2,695, 60 x 12 R IV ERS REALTY , SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC wardrobes, much m1sc , even porches. A ll util ities Asking buttonholes, sew on bu ttons. Marlette, three bedroom wilh bulldmg40x70intherear 11/4 CLARE NCE BELL , SEWAGE SYST. EMS ' roun d OAK TABLE S Come jus! $5500.00. monograms and make fancy a 21 ft Expando, ong~na l Acres ground S21 ,500.00. REPAIRED . .. CLEANED. SALES MAN , 240 Fronf , out Rt. 7 and see us any day des1gns wi th just the tw1st of a NEW HOME pur chase pn ce $9,300 Now Manetta, phone offi ce, 373MIL L ER SANITATION , ILL HEALTH exce pt MONDAY (yes, we're st ngle dial. Left m lay -away 3 BEDROOM S - Nice k1 tchen on ly $6,795; 197 1 - 60 x 12 59 16, residence, 373-5935 or STEWART, OHIO. PH . 662· open Sunday I) " at caution is forci ng th e sale of thi s and never been used. Wtll sell Buddy 3 bedroom, $4,695, We w1th stove and r efng erator . 667 -3650. 3035. l1ght" in Tuppers Plam s, excellen t business. for only $-47 cash, or term s also have a 29 ff Cen tur y Lot s of c losets. 2 large lots . 5-6-12tc phon e 667 3858 10-4-ffc Establ•she d for 5 years. ilva1lable Electro Hyg1 ene tr ave l tra il er th a t is really Want on ly $16,000 00. ---"--5-I J 61c Co , Ph one 992 -7755 Good in come NO PHONE loaded wd h ex tras You can SEWING MACHINES Repa ir' NEW LISTING ,-,-----'-5-15-6tc CA LLS PLEASE, come in save a lot of Dollar s on th1 s BLACK ~a Ten nessee Wa lker se r vice, all makes 992-2284. 2 AC RES In Bedfo rd ~---un1l T h1 s 15 just a few of the and let us d iscuss it The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. ' colt. l 1·2 years old ; phone 992 Town ship near Burlingham, off E L E~,TROL UX vacuum barg a1 ns available at Berry YOU PROVIDE 3640 Authorized Singer Sates and - · Rt 33 A real buy at $1500.00 cleaner. A 1 conditron, uses Mil ler M ob1 le Home Sales, 705 THE FAMILY Ser v 1ce. We Sharpen SCissors . 5-13 12tc paper bags, ha s many at NEW LISTING Farson Sf , Belpre, Oh1o , 3-29-lfc ,. ,. we'l l provide everything else tachmen ts . Also sham pooe r phone 4<13 -9531 Shop here ALL THE p roperty form erly 80 ACRES - Some nice lay 1ng 1n the 5 bedroom home . allachmenf included (Onl y 4 f1rst, you' ll be g la d you d1d _. land 1n Rutland Township . 7 owned by P1 ll sburgh Coal Moth er will love thi s modern availab le) a t $-47 70 cash or 5-18-4tc room house, bath, basement, AUTOMOBILE insurance been , Compa n y and now ca rri ed on kitchen , di shwa sher and all t erm s ava ilable Electro Pra~tiully new 1 room IJrlck ca n ce lled? Lost your , · drill ed we ll , and 2 ba r ns. Want the County tax records of Jlh baths , din i ng room , Hyg 1ene Co, Phone 992-7755 ranch style home, tot11t operator's li cense? Call 992-' M eig s County, Ohio, 1n the only S21.500.00. ufi l1ty R. Full basement 5-15-61c electric & air conditioning, 2966. name of Consot1dafi on Coa l Garage & othe r bulldmg s 111 tile bath & shower, 6 1 6- 15 - tfc _-.~ Com pany , lo cat ed i n th e =----------~ WE WORK F ULL TIME IN TOMATOES, peppers, polled $I 7,000 00 roomv closets, plus walk-in fol low 1n g talnng di str'l c ls flowers. by pot or by th e SELL IN G PROPERTY , 2 MINUTES' WALK Ch es ter T wp Eastern cedar closet. Wall to w•ll EXCAVATING. aozer, loader doze n, SOc. $2 flat on all NOT HIN G ELSE . SO WE CAN LSD , Sa l1 sbury Twp to pl ayground, swi mmin g carpet, tht very best in and backhoe work ; septic pans 1es. H ubbard' s REALLY GI VE YOUR Pomeroy Vil lage , Sal 1sbury tank s installed ; dump truc ks pool, shopping. 5 ni ce paneling, a dream kitchen Greenhouse, 300 yards above PROPERTY LI STE D WITH Twp - Me1g s- L.S D.; Sutt on and to-boys for hire; will haul '' . be drooms, 111:2 baths, nice w1th 30 ft . of IJeautiful ba l lpark 1r1 Syracuse, Ohi o US ITS BEST. TRY US FOR A Twp Sou thern L S D. fill dirt, top soil, limestone ,·. k1ichen , d1ning R , utility R , cabinets, large · stone 5·15ffc CHANGE Sea led bid s for the purchase ~----~----and gravel ; Call Bob or Roger '· fireplace In living room, 2 glassed porches. Storm of all these properties (Which Jeffers, day phone 992 -7089 ; · ' built-in vacuum system, 2doors & wi ndows . Garage. STARC RAFT New & Use d should be grouped logether ni ght phone 992 -3525 or 992HELEN L TEAFORD' car garage, plus many extr11 LOOK $12,800.00. Trav el Tratlers and Fold 5232 J and cons1dered as a s1ngl e bid 992-3325 features. Outside cookout & HENRY E. CLELAND, down campers, 18 ft . S1n . LP , 2-11 -tfc ' ll em ) wil l be received at the GORDON B. TEAFORD patio. One 2 bedroom fur$1899, 22 ff ., 7 in .. SC, BROKER ad dress li sted below until 12 ' 992-3615 nished apt. and new trailer. $3650; 20 ft 7 10 . $3275 ; o'clock noon, Jun e I , 1973 SEE US FOR . Awnins;~s, storm ~, 992-2259 ASSOCIATES Starm a'ster Ca mpers, $1350; Both rented. Two l•rge Furt_her mformat1on may be doors and windows, ca rport s, · ~ If no answer 992 -2568 We se ll serv1ce and qualify. NO SUNDAYS PLEASE barns, large pond, l01cres in oblam ed by con tacf ing the marquees, alum inum si di,n g , F1nan c1ng arranged . CAMP and r.a tling , A . Ja cob, sa les ·) undersi gned Consol1da!Jon all with new fences. One CO NLE¥ STARCRAFT . representat i ve . For free ' Coa l Company reserves the large cistern 11nd rur11l SALES , Rf 62 N of Pl . r1ghl to reject any and all estimates. ph one Charles ·~ water. Will accept sm111 Pleasant. W. Va , b ~ h i nd Red Lisle, Syracuse , V . V. , b•ds E H Dough t y , Con Happiness fo'r , us 1s selling Real Estate. place on IMdtt in or nur Car pet . lnn. Phone 675-5384 . sol1dal10n Coa l Co ., Cad 1z, Son, In c. .~ Johnson and Gallipolis. Loc11ted an St. Rt. - 1-:as.v LAving Oh10 -43907 . 3-2-ttc _., l 5·10 8fc 160, five miles from new - . Easy Pay ments ~-------::._: 5 13-IO tc GROCERY busmess for ,sale. hospital. One of tlte bott.r PIANO tuning , Lane Dan iel s, ' - Luw. Low ::;) built homes ' in the county , Build1ng for sate or lease. 259 Broadwa y, Middleport. , 1967 OPE L $200 Fa1r condit1on SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S LARGEST 0 Reason for selling, ill heattll. Ph one 992-2082. Phone 773-5618 from 8: 30p.m . 8-13-245 1 Uuwn Pa yme nt >Phone t46-4170. to 10 p m. for appointmen t . 5· 17 .6fp ~ .~ 5 16-12tc - 1! Year Financing Radla Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 18, 1973 . :• r-----------------------------------------~----------------------------~ For Sale . .• PLACES Where Fiber Can Never Be Used . It's the new Fire · Reststant Ice Bucket Material. AKC Toy Pood le male pup, 7 weeks old. s.So . Ph one 9923871 . 5-18 3tc AKC l'oy Male Apr icot Poodle pup . 12weeksold , shotsg1ven and wormed , ca l l 667 -39 15, Our New Trendhomes by National MODEL HOME Open For Inspection Located 1 Mile North of Five Points on Rt . 7 Saturday 1 to 5 SALES REPRESENTATIVE: 5 1J.5tp VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER THREE Norweg1an Elkhounds, regtstered , S25 each : phone 992 7232. 5 13 6tc -Poo _m_i~-~~E-u~-.~-Kb-Ia-~~-PP-~;-s·-~~~~: :wormed , perrnanen l shots, '575 : phone Coolvll re 667 6214. Sunday 1 to 5 Built by: B&K Excavating LET US SHOWYOti 185 Look For Signs! . Associates : Helen L Teaford, Gordon B. Teaford King BuilderS Supply Co. ~os N . 2nd Ave. 992 -37-:8- 992 -5020 . __ .• ~- -......,.......,..5·_ 6· 12lc .__ _ _ _ _..;,;M;,;I,;D;,;D;,L;,;;,;.EP,;O;,;R;,Tii';.O;;,·; .._ _ _ _ _. . EQUAL HOUSING CPPOF.TUNITIES PHONE 992-3325 110 MECHANIC STREET POMEROY, OHIO ~~---------.;.:;;~;;;;;~~~;.,;;.;.;,;,;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~_ _. . / �r 12- the Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 18, 1973 Horse show at Bar-30. site TUPPERS PLAINS - The JW1ior Class of E:.stern Local High Sehool will hold its sixth "annual horse show ~t the Bar30 Horsemen show grounds near Tuppers Plains on Saturday night. May 19, rain or shine. ~his will be an approved South Eastern ~orse Ex·hibitors ' Asso c iati on (SEOHEA ) point show. Dt. Charles Smith of Ohio State University will judge the event. At 5 p.tn . 19 halter classes wHJ be offered . Beginning at 7 p.m., 28 performance classes will be offered. Food will be served by the Junior" Class and the Tack Room will be on the grounds to serve the public, Proceeds from this show will be used to improve the Jtmior Class treasury which is eventually used for the Senior Class trip . A week from Saturday, May 26, the Bar-30 Horsemen will sponsor the first OVHSA show · of the season (Ohio Valley Horse Show Association ) with 18 halter classes beginning at 5 p.m . and 28 performan ce Toriight , May 18 classes at 7 p.m. The judge for the show will be Earl Cherry of Double Feature Program THE GREI\T NORTHFIELD, MINNESOTI\ RiiiO MEIGS THEATRE (Color) Clift Robertson Toniqht & Saturday May 18-19 Robert Duvall I PG I - Plus- EVEL KNIEVEL COUNTRY MUSIC (Technicolor-) George Ham i Iton Marty Robb ins Sammy Jackson WHAT BECAME OF JACK & JILL Saturday May 19 Double Feature iGPi nechnicolod " NEVER GIVE A INCH" LAS VEG AS, Nev . (UP!) Treetops tried to pull a fast one, but Amarillo Slim didn' t mind, It put $8,0011 in his p6cket. "Slim" Preston· of Amarillo, Tex., "the defending champion who won about $60,0011 in last year's tournament, called a bluff by Jack " Treetops" Straus of Houston, Tex ., to win the $8,000 pot and take the lead lPG I (Technicolorl Paul Newman Henry Fonda Michael Sarrazin - Plus- By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shields stayed with their grandchildren Molly, Larry and Amy Fisher at their horne in Racine while Mrs. Marlene Fisher spent the weekend in Cincinnati. Mrs. Gladys Shields, and Mrs. Edna Roush were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Roberts. Mrs . Mildred Donohew called on Mrs. Nora Gorham and son, Earl Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Terrie B. Hayman was returned to the home of her daughter, Mrs. June .Wickersham, from Holzer Medical Center. Mrs . Alice Balser was a dinner guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ables and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Balser and family of Tuppers Plains called . in the Ables home Sunctay afternoon . Mrs. Jessie Parsons of Ashland was called bere due to the serious illness of her sister, M·iss Ada Rowe, who is a medical patient at St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg. Mrs. Parsons is staying 3t the home of Mr . and Mrs. Don Hupp on Tanners Run. Suhday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Virgil Roush were Vera Beegle, Mrs.Gretta Simpson, Mrs. Isabelle Simpson, Mrs. Kay Hill and Mrs. Mildred Donohew. · Mr. and Mrs. Gene JeWell and children of Letart Roue, W. Va., spent SWlday with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hayman and Keith. Mr.· and Mrs. Roger Manuel and daughter, Angie, of Racine were dinner guests Sunday or Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roush and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Connolly and children of Syracuse called on the Roushes Sunday afternoon. Wallie Stover is improving but is still a patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush and Mrs , iva Orr visited Saturday evening with ~r. and Sun., Mon ., Tues. May 20-2 1-22 POCKET MONEY (Technicolor) Pa u l Newman Lee M arvin MINNIE and MOSKOWITZ (Color) Gena Rowland s · Seymour Cassel IG PI Colorc<\lrfoons Show Starts 7 p.m. IGPI """rea .. ... •. - ., . . . . .. . ' ....... .. . come ,:rue. We have low-cost Mortgage Loans designed to make your dream-haus_e come true. As easily and econom ically as poss1ble . Ju st tell us abd~t your d r~am . We'll do the rest. -··. pom"oy <Ulland pomeroy national bank the bank ot the century, established _1672 ' Member FDIC "Going one step further" A New Band At The Meigs! PUT A LimE FUN IN YOUR LIFE ·. TONY CUMBO GROUP A new 4-piece group from Hal Scott En terprises, Ashland, Ky. THE . Meigs Inn THEY ., POMEROY, OHIO PLAY PH. 992-3629 EVERYTHING! · ' ' ~ Over 1n a much closer contest than their three previous meetings, fht" l'uint Pleasant BiK Hlacks turned bark the Wahama White 1-'all'ons, 8-5. yesterday to (·a pture lhe championship of the St·l·tion 1 Bcgion 8 basebaH tournament. The locals will now join three other Sectional winners in the Ht•gion 8 shindig somewhere in the Huntington area next week . The only tither champion known at this W I iting was Barboursville 119-0) in Section 4. The Pirates clobbered Huntington l·::•s t yesterda y, 16-3. ' Weatht:r Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight. ~ws in the · upper 40s and lower 50s. Thursday after the first four Saturday co nsiderable hours of the finale or the cloudiness with showers Hkely . World 's Series of Poker. The high Saturday in the upper That upped Preston's win- 60s and lower 70s. nings to $18,325 in the "freeze out" contest involving 13 players. The game, a version of CAR BURNED seven~ard stud called " hold The Pomeroy Fire Dept. was •em," featured a $10,000 ante called to Union Ave. at about by each of the players. 9:45a .m. Friday where a car The 13 players, divided into driven by Sharon Osborn of two tables, continue playing New Marshfield had caught Wltil one man holds all the rire. Daina_ge to wiring and the money-a total of $120,0011 in motor were set' at ap· winnings. proximately $300, Fire Chief Bob "Wizard" Huff, of Charles Legar said . Houston, Tex., who nobody had heen able to call during. the night, was second with $17,325 LOCAL TEMPS and W. C. " Puggy Wutty" The temperature in downPearson, of Nashville, Tenn., runnerup last year, was third town Pomeroy at · 11 a .m. Friday was 58 degrees under with $14,07~ . sunny skies. The only player in trouble during thf opening hours was Sherman Lanier of New Orleans, who had dipped to $1,900 son, Patrick Jay, to Mr. and in holdings . The other 12 Mrs. Paul Perry (Christine players were all over $6,000. Guthrie) recenUy. The Perrys have a daughter, Pamela and another son, Paul Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Guthrie honoring the birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Martin, Charles on May 6 and George · San Francisco, Calir., were on May 7. recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henderson have returned to their home Hobart Swartz. Genevieve Guthrie was a here after spending the winter recent guest of Martha Elliott in St. Cloud, Fla. who is convalescing from recent surgery in Holzer Sund,ay School attendance on Medical Center and is no.w at May 13 was 54. The offering was $22.85. Potted Petunias and Mrs. Clair Woode were given by the Sunday and Conni of Circleville were School to 24 mothers and others Sunday dinner guests of their sent to those unable to attend. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. The song, " Faith of Our Woode, Sunday, May 6, in Mothers" was sung. Howard honor of Mr. Woode's 73rd Flanders gave a reading birthday . "Mother's AprOn ,'' The closing sunday Scbool attendance on song was "Sweetest Mother." May 6 was 42, offering $18.79. At worship services, a Plans are being made for the reading, "Mother . Is A· Word June 25-29 Daily vacation Bible · called Love" by Thelma School here. Henderson; and a reading, Mr. andMrs. George Guthrie ''AmQther's Love ," by Helen received word of the birth of a Woode. Rev . Lehman spoke from Proverbs 31 : lD-28, "They shall.rise and call her blessed.'' Attendance was 15 and offering Mrs. Dana Lewis at Clifton. WB.s $13.25. Prayers were given Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith by Thelma Henderson and attended funeral .services for_ Isola Taylor. Mr. Smith's brother.in-law, Marty local relatives and William Rosser, at Homestead, friends attended funeral Pa. Saturday at the Anderson services for Helen Follrod on Funeral Home at Homestead. Saturday at 3:30, at the White The Smiths _arrived in Funeral Home, with burial in Homestead Wednesday and the Bentz ceiJletery at Alfred . visited through Tuesday with Others called at the funeral other relatives also. · flam~ on Friday evening . Sunday guests of Mr. and Attending from a distance Mrs. Arnold Hupp and family were Mr. and Mrs. ·Harold were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fullrod of West Jefferson, 0. Hupp and son, Ricky, of !George Foilrod's son), and Norwalk, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Aleshire or Kenneth Bass and children, Worthington, 0 . (daughter of Kendra · and Cori,nna, of John Follrod). Both these Marengo, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. couples visited at the Clara Charles Hupp and children, Follrod and Nina Robinson Tina and Mickie, ot Carroll. home here Saturday evening as Mrs. Chester Durst of Niles did some of the local children and Mrs. Ralph Click of Cot- a'nd their ral'":lilies. tageville, W. Va., spent Thelma Henderson and Saturday evening with Mr. and Genevieve Guthrie attended Mrs. Herbert Roush and Roger the Athens District meeting, and attended the family nigbt held at the Richland Ave . at the Letart Falls community Methodist Church on Sunday , hall of the local Methodist May 6. Church. Mr. and Mrs . Ernest Pvt. and Mrs. Ronald Russell Vineyard of Michigan spent a and daughter, Amanda, were few days with her parents, Mr. dinner guests ~nday of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton. and Mrs. Herbert Roush and Mr . and Mrs . Arthur Roger. Atherton• attended funeral Mr . .and Mrs. Homer Warner services for Roy Johnson, spent Stmday afternoon .with father or . Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Ferguson at Atherton, at the Mt. Hermon Camp Conley, W.Va. Church on Saturday afternoon, Mr. and ·I\Jrs. Dorsel Wilson with burial there. and sons of Sissonville spent Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor, the weekend with Mrs. Erma Mrs . Oscar Dillinger and Lisa Wilson. Mullins, visited the Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Roy Van Meter Dillinger family at Shade, 0 . and danghters, Becky and for Mother's ·nay. Melanie, of Morning Star spent Mr . and Mrs. Sherman Friday evening with Mr. and Heilder~on visited his parents, Mr&. Marshall Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henderson Sunday afternoon and on the LOSE UGLY· FAT ·way home called in Mr. and Start losing weight todiiy OR Mrs . Charles D. Woode. MONEY BACK . M~NADEX is. Mr . and Mrs. Clair Edward a tiny t.:~btet that w1ll help curb h . your desire to excess food . Eat Follrod. and Step en took h1s I!!Ss-weigh tess. Con1ai~s no mother, Clara Follrod, out to dangerous drugs and writ not . . , make you nervous . No dmner on Mothers Day, In t)le strenu~us · i:>~erc::tse. Change evening they called on her your Ide .. start today . • MONADEX-costs 53.00 lor a 20 mo.ther, Edith Harper, a t d.:~y supply ilnd ss .oo tor twice T Pi · th(! amount. Lose ugly fat or uppers ams. your money will be refunded Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz with no questions .:~sked by : ' Swisher & Lohse Drugs, 112 E. -Nina Robinson, and Kathy M.1in , Pomeroy & Dul!on Drug Follrod, visited Mr. and Mrs Store, Middleport. Mall Orders Fitted. Gerald . Swartz and 'ramily a t Adv . Mm·ietta. fo'r Mother's Day. On ., There were two homers in the game. Marvin Moore, local thir·d Sllcker, powdered a solo job leading off the sixth. And Wah.tunrt 's s trong ca tcher Mike l.ewis, blasted a two-run clout in the :-;eventh . Uk!ndy Warner opposed Kevln Camp on the mound and wot' re turned the winner, his 7th victory of the sea~n . Howewr, neither boy was around at ~he finish. Miller reHeved Warner in the 7th to J;!et the save. And Danny Harmon came on ror Camn ;... the fifth . . Warner fanned 7 but walked 8, while Camp was striking out one and passing 5. Jim Ooeffinger was the key hitter for the locals, drilling 1Continued from page I ) two singles and a double for 4 met by Meigs Local ·school RBI. Jim Chandler had three buses which will tr ansport hits, including a double, for 2 them home. They are ex pected RBI. And Bill Painter singled back around midnight twice and doubled, driving in a run. Saturday. Warner singled and walked Despi te cold rain and a chilling wind which prevailed twiCe to help his own cause; Thursday as the students and Steve Kayser smote a single; and Butch Thomas laid down a their chaperones prepared to perfect bunt for a hit. board the buses at the Meigs Wahama's top sticker was High School, e~thu siasm was Marty Yeager with a single running high. It ,looks and a double off the left field like a big weekend ' fence; Dwain Russell delivered Adults making the trip a one-rWl single; Jeff GiiJwld include Mr. and Mrs. Goin, singled ; and there was Mike Fred Ruth, assistant director, Lewis' four-base clout ror 2 John Fultz; L. W. McComas, RBI. board of education clerk; Mrs. Wahama ... 001 002 2-~ ~ I Ken neth McLaughlin, band BigBiacks- 012 041 x-8 13 3 booster president; Mrs~ Don Thomas, Mrs . Joan Weyersmiller, Mrs. Ida Murphy, Mrs. Carron Pierce, Paul Gerard , Mrs. Charles Werry and Mrs. Shirley Bumgardner. Tuppers Plains Society News Wolfpen Alfred Social Notes ho;:;:: Wahama Band trip $8,000 pot in poker tourney News, Events Vanessa Howard M ona Washburn PPHS Amarillo Slim called arid won Apple Grove Sue Lyon IGI Westerville . Food will be served by the Tuppers Plains CommWlily t1 ub. Ribbons only will be awarded in the halter classes in both .shu\\.s, l;ut ribbnns and prize money wil! be awarded in the performance cl<~:sses. The publi~ is invited to both shows. News, Notes 1 Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Mrs . Harley E. Johnson, Tammy and Cheryl, and Miss Wilma Davidson attended open house Sunday at Kentucky Christian College of Grayson , Ky. Miss Patricia Thoma visited recently with parents, Mr. and Mrs . Howard Thoma , and returned to resume studies at the Medridata Institute of Louisville, Ky. Mr. and Mrs . Steve Haggy of Akron and Mr . and Mrs . Ronald Russell and Amanda were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rusell. Mrs. Clinton Gilkey of Albany is spending Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell . the way home, they visited Mr. and Mrs. Jiarold Swartz and family at Williamstown, W. va., •nd s to~ped at the Robert Robinson hume at Belpre, 0. Mr . and -Mrs. George Donovan vis-ited his father, Phillip Donovan i.n the Veterans Memorial Hospital at Pomeroy, 0., on Saturday evening. Mrs. Dorothy Robinson and · Genevieve Guthrie visited at Tuppers Plains, Mother's Day afternoon, at Effie Watson's and Ethel Stout's, respectively. ' I Continued from page IJ McCord blew the lid til the case with •letter to Judge John J . Sirica oo March 20 - just before his scheduled sen. <i' tencing -aaying that some witnesses lied at the January trial of the original seven men indicted in the Watergate case. Sirica delayed sentencing him, hinting his penalty would be ligbtened if he told investigators aU he knows. McCord'~ testimony today closely paralleled a sworn deposition, disclosed last week, that he gave in connection with a $6.4 million civil suit growing out of the Watergate case . In that testimony, he also said he believed· Mitchell, Dean, and . Magruder were 'involved in . planning the espionage. McCord was the security . director of the Committee to ; Re-elect of the President. He and four men of Cuban an- . cestry -· from Vle Miami area . were arrested inside · Democratic headquarters. ; . Liddy and E. Howard HWlt ; were indicted as co- : conspirators. All but McCord ; and Liddy pleaded guilty. , M c c o r d, conservatively ; dressed, smiling · and calm, . chatted with spectators and . reporters as he started his testimony, expected to continue when the third day of the · bearings resume Tuesday after : a weekend recess. Before submitting to ques- . Honing, he read a brief . statement saying he now realizes .h e never should have . had any part in the plot "My parlicillOtion in the Watergate operation, for whatever reason I had at tbe time, whatever rationale I had at the time, was a mistake; a grave error on my ; part,'' he said. Published accounts over recent weeks and months of • st3iements and testimony given by persons connected with Watergate said the men wbo pulled the burglary had been told they were performing a patriotic duty by seeking out poSsible sUbversive information. The first day's testimony Thursday lasted nearly six hours, but was quickly overshadowed by McCord's testimony. . (Continued from page I) head basketball coach: Roger Brauer, has already been in the district this week to talk with our. other coaches - Each bus driver turns in a report at the end of the school year with suggestions for work to be done oil his or her bus duripg the summer months - The date for inspection for our busses is August 6. It starts at 7 a.m. - We are presently having a second overhead door installed at the bus garage- This will help in the m!)re efficient scheduling and completion of repair work. • • •• zn Briefs (Con tinned from page I) Brezhnev arrived ti>day at tbe start of a five-day peace and trade mission in a capital armed like afortress for his protection. A military helicopter hovered nearby. and police machine gunners sc~nned the runway from roortops as Brezhnev landed at nearby Wahn airport for a welcome by Chancellor Willy · Brandt. Pro,Soviet Communists staged a welcome demon- · stration dowittown in a square occupied overnight by an anti~ Brezhnev torchlight vigil. OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM '• .' SHOP SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM Save This Weekend During Our Spring Fashions Sale. Shop . I' - . The Ready-To-Wear and Childrens Departments on Second . and the Lingerie and Accessories Departments on the Main . Aoor For Savings Up To 1h During This Sale Event - DRIVE TO ELBERFELDS MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE FOR OUR BIG SALE OF PORCH, LAWN AND PATIO FURNITURE Elberfelds, In Pomeroy ,-.-:...• ·-· t-r, At right, with Bruno are, Earl Ingles, bondsman ; Bruno; Ronnie Anderson of Ule Pomeroy Police Dept., arresting orficer : the Rev. Father Bernard Krajcovic a personal friend of Bruno, and Jim Clatworthy, Grand Croaker of the Ohio Society ior the promotion of the Bull Frog. A letter was presented by Bruno from Igor Messinf {hometown unknown ) which sta~ed that Bruno is suffering a mild Corm of amnesia resulting from an automobile accrdent.It says : "If Bruno stop~ you, would you please help him in any way that you can.. He has one rnend m Pomeroy, the Rev. Father Bernard Krajcovic. Do not be a!r&d of Bnino, as he comes from one of the best families in Tral\'iylvania . He lp him m any way you.can, but especially, notify Fatller Krajcovic. '' FINGERPAINT RITUAl.. - At left, after Bruno Valachi's apprehension Saturday, h~ was fingerprinted by Chief Deputy Robert Beegle of the Meigs Co unty Sher~rr s Department. L-r, are. Beegle, Bruno and Ronnie Anderson of the Pomeroy Police Dept. ' • Weather ' ' . . • .- .. Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 Families tmts Prohable light rain southeast Ohio, warming trend. Low Sunday nigbt in high 40s. Clearing and warmer Monday. De1,oted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley 30 PAGES VOL. 2 NO. 16 Pomeroy-Middleport THREE SECTIONS SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1973 Army's top nurse coming to Jubilee GALLIPOLIS - Brigadier Genejal Lillian Dunlap, Chief, Army N~rse Corps, OTSG, will be the featured speaker at the Golden Jubilee of Holzer Nurses Luncheon on Saturday, June 9. Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the first graduating cia.!¥' of HQlzer Medical Center of Nursing will be June 8-10, with headquarters at the HoHday Inn hear nere, said Sara Bush, R.N., chairman of the- celebration. Ann Wickline, R.N. , is chairman of the Luncheon for the Golden Jubilee of Holzer NurSes. Mrs. Wickline said following the luncheon, · there will be a brief fashion show of Holzer Student Uniforms from the past 50 years, some to be modeled by their originB.I o~ners. General Dun1ap, a native of Mission, Tex., completed nurses training at Santa Rosa Hospital in San An tonto, received her BS degre e from Inca rnate Word College and MHA from Baylor University. She resides in Arlingto n, Va. . She was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant Nov. 16, 19421 and since that Ume has had.continuous promotions in the Army ,Nurse Corps. Her commission as Brigadier General and Chief of the Army Nurse Corps, OTSG, was o·n September 1, 1971. She has served in New Guinea, ·Ad· miraity Islands and the Philippines . Awards to General Dunlap include the Meritorious ServiCe Medal, Army ·Commendation Medal with Oak Leal Cluster, . ' Asiatic-Paciric Theatre Ribbon with three bailie stars, World War II Victory Medal, National Defense Service Medal with Oak Leaf C_Iuster, pJ~:~s numerous others. POMEROY - Excellent cooperation and help from the '•c·ommunity " in both Meigs and Gallia Counties have contributed greatly to the success and growth of a high school work-study, occupational education program. Mrs . Mary Bacon, super-visor of the program conducted for high schools in Galtia County and the Gallipolis City School and for Meigs High School in Meigs County said not only have businesses provided jobs for students but also valuable training useful in earning a living later. Junior and senior students there are 39 in ~oth counties are given . counseling on banking, budgeting, shopping, ways · of saving money, job procedures and how to be more independent. They are required to ·bank a portion of their income earned ·.through on-the-job training. The program is aimed v.t developing good work and health habits, pride in personal app~arance, improved personal appearance, punctuality and manipulation skills. Objectives of the work-study program are selr realization, developments of human relations hips, economic e£. ficiency, civic responsibility, independent living and pride and self respect. Seniors involved in the pr~gram which place~ them on jobs run time, receive pay! and report to the school one day a week for counseling and any academic work they need . Juniors work hair time and spend one-half of each day in the classroom . Freshmen and · sophomores periorm in-serVice duties at the school to learn proper work procedures so they will be prepared to function when they move into positions .in th~ community . The program is completing its t~ird year in both counties. In recognition of the con·tribution made ~o the program buSinesseS and agencieS have been presented~. fr~med . cer- : Gallipolis-Point BRIG. GEN, DUNLAP The Gallia-Meigs Community Acti on Program (C. A.P.) has received verbal approval by telephone of a $112,307 · Federal, $28,463 Non-Federal Summer Head Start Program for 420 children delegated to Meigs Local Schools, Gallipolis City Schools, and the Gallia County Elementary Principals Assn . Approval of the Summer Head Start Program insures participation of low income childr·en in an eight week training session. The program will provide an opportunity for the under-privileged child to eJtpress him$elf and to participate in . activities with other children. He will learn to cooperptC with the teachers and learn classroom tec hnique ~. Physical examinations are given/very child in the program . Physi-e8J-4¢ccts will be found Meigs Schools get $177,569 in subsidy POMEROY - Meigs County schools received $177,568.80 as their part of the May sta te sc hool foundation program according to State Auditor ·Joseph T. Ferguson. The am ou nt is after deduction for basic and transportation allowances :;chool employes retirement, and allotments to the county board · of education. Amoun ts received by each local district Include Eastern, $38,990 . ~4 ; Meigs Local , $102,984 .12; Southern Local, $:15,594.14. The allotment to the county .board including a dire ct allorment of $3 ;:i:J3.40 totaled $8,4ii'J.91. Clinic STEVE. DALE COTTERU.L, right, on behalf of the occupational education program in Meigs County, presents a certificate to Gl~nn McDaniel at the Pomeroy Home and Auto in appreciation for the finn's cooperation with the program. lo close May 2H GALLIPOLIS - The Holzer Medical Ce nter Clinic will be closed Monday, May 28, in observance of Memorial Day. In case of emergency during the holiday weekend, physicians of the Holzer Med ical Center Clinic staff will be on duty in the Emergency Room (phone 446-5201 ) of the Holzer Medical Center to handle emergency cases only. Holzer Medical Cente r Clinic will resume normal operations Tuesda y morning, May 29 . GAHSwill graduate 230 today JACK BECHTEL, operator of Jack's in Middleport, receives a framed certificate in recognition of his cooperaUon with.the work-study program in Meigs County. Presenting th e award is Sarah Boyles, a senior employed f~U-time . at Jack's in tlle program . Two junior students looking on, ~orldng on a part time basis, are Janie Barrett, left, and Linda Cun ~ ningham . tifica.tes of appreciation . Receiving the certificates were Veteran s Memorial Hospital, Meigs County Bookmobile, Raven Coar Corp., ~omeroy H:orTie and Auto, J.ack's Dairy Bar, Pennzoil servi ce Station , WNker 's I ' Ashland Service Station, Sugar Run Ashland Service StatioJJ, ·Recreation Cue · Center, AllWeather Roofing and Plumbing, J ohn Sheets, Alex Halley, Project H.O.P.E., Bureau of Voca tional Rehabilitation, all in Meigs County. Pleasa~t 20 CENTS $140,770 funded or Head Start marked • ' HIJINKS WITH FROGS-A character right out of Libya of North Africa showed up at the 1972 Regatta with his specially injected frog. Before those hi links were over (perpetrated by Pomeroy attorney Fred W. Crow and others), there were plenty or laughs (you better believe). So comes 1973, and with Regatta Weekend about a month away, one most unhandsome Brwao Valachi of Transylvania (unlisted in the J972 World Atlas), was in Pomeroy last week in preparation for the 1973 Regatta wee~end frog jumps . 1 Program success ·School days •• .• Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' ' Miss Judy Perry of Parkersburg spent the weekend with Mrs. Bessie Webster. Her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Whiteside of Parkersburg came and spent Mother's Day with them and Judy returned home with them, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watson and his mother, Mrs. Effie Watson, attended the graduation of Mr. and Mrs. Watson's daughter, Betty Kaye Watson Friday at 2 o'clock at the Kentucky Christian College at Gracen, Ky. Mrs. Neisel Weatherman spent Mother's Day with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Grimes of Athens and attended church services there. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stanley of .Athens were Monday guests of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. . Wayne Brickles. News Hijinks open with Regatta frog jump Bug links The ·Meigs County Health Department, the schools, the Meigs County Welfare Department and the Social Security Ofrice have been beneficial in proViding .advice and training for the students. ((tJntinucd on page la,) and corrected, if possible. Head Sli,lrt is developed through the utili7.a tion of the servi ces of a physician ' nurse, psychologist, social worker, speech' Ulerapi.st, director, teachers, and parents of the community . A Federal Grade "A" lunch is served each day as is a morning snack. Classes will begin on June 4. Olher programs being operated by the Gallia-Meigs C. A.P . are Operation Mainstream { 50 Slots), Out-of-School Neighborhood Youth Cor·ps (30 slots), a small Community.Services Program (one aide in each county), and Program Administration. Money received fr om these pr'ograms is deposited in local banks. Money earned by parlicipant.s is spent in local slores. Last year the C. A.P. Agency boosted lhe local el'onomy of G.allia and Meigs Counties by bringing $550,807 F'edcral dollars into the. area. HENRY WELL'> Wells gets .Meigs Head Start's jobs are still open . Karr's seat POMEROY - Job positions in the Meigs Loca l School District Hea ~ Start prog ram will be open until May 25, ·Fenton Tc:tylur, (:lirector, annQunCed. The summe~ program will begiri June 4 and end .July 27. Those wishing to CJpply should write to Fenton Taylor at RD 4, Pomeroy or at Meigs High School. Needed on the staff are 10 teachers, 10 teacher aides, one each social wm·kcr, social worker atde, nurse, speech therapist", secretary, and bookkeeper and sfx cooks and si x custodians. POMEROY - Henry Wells, Pomeroy Route 2, Friday night was appointed to st:rve as a Meigs County Commissioner replacing Charles R. Karr, Sr., Pomeroy, who resigned .r:ecently following 11 years' SCI'ViCC . Wells was selected as lhe replacement at a meeting of the Meigs County Republican Central Committee F'riday night at Pomeroy Village Hall with ()Qn Collins, chairman, presiding . Wells, a lifelong resident of Meigs Senior nurses will Co unty , is the son of Mrs. Lena Wells, soon to be 90, who r~sides at the Elmwood have simulation role Nursing Home-. and the late William Wells. GALLIPOLIS - The senior class of Wells and his wife , Kathleen, who the Holzer School of Nursing ·will conduct a reside in the Ball Run area, have two simulated "Burvival day" rrom 1 to 3 p.m. daughters, Mrs. Doris Woodyard, and. Tuesday at the TNT area in Mason County : Mrs. Don (Sandy ) Spencer of Marietta . An The 32-mcrnber class and its four ine~nploye with the mechanica l department_ s tru ctors , Lennie Davis, Barbara or the Karr and Van Zai1dt Motor Co. in Wiseman , Barbara McKinley and Inez Pomeroy , Wells is a member of the Sacred . Hawes will participate in a simulated Heart Church and belongs to the Meigs disaster. The class has been divided in CountY ,Beagle Ciub. He has a brOther, specifi c group s, sanitation, clean-up, Edward , who resides on Lincoln Heights, victims and medical care. The nurses will Pomeroy. admin ister emergency first aid, the making of arr'il stretchers, treatment or snake bite victims and mass reeding. GALLIPOLIS - Galli a Academy High School will graduate one of its largest classes ever at 2:30 this afternoon .at the Paul R. Lyne Center, Rib Grande .. Two hundred and thirty pupils will · rec~ive diplomaS during today 's combined bacca la ur eate and commencement exercises. F'ather A. J . Golubiewski will deliver the baccalaureate sermon . Bos Johnson, newS director for WSAZ..TV, Channel 3, Huntington, will deliver the com~ mencement address . Honorary keys in music, athletics, .scholarship, science and business ed ucation will be presented by Principal James N. -M. Davis . Ma rlin Kerns, president or the Gallipolis Board of Education, will present dip lomas to lhe graduates. Mrs. Anne Fischer 's GAHS choir and The Madrigals will pl'ese nt se lections during both ceremon ies. BOS JOHNSON City Schools Supt. Pal' l E. Kuhn an- May 29 will be the last day for teachers. nounced Saturday that May 25 is the last Report cards will be mailed to pupils on · . day of school for all s tude nt~ this ~car. that date. Diplomas to 44 S-W seniors • PATRIOT - Weather permitting, 44 seniors of the 1973 graduati ng class at .Southwestern High School will receive their dipl omas this afternoon a t ceremonies beginning at 2 p.ril. on the campus green. Rev. John Daniel Davis, Rt. 2, Oak Hill, will serve as the commencement speaker. Graduation services were held Friday night at Hannan Trace, Kyger Creek and North Gallia High Schools. Sam Neal, Director of College Relations at Ri o Grande College, spoke to the 69 member graduating class at North Gallia High School. Dr. Harold Meyer of the 0hio. High :?<hoot Athletic Commission, was the principal speaker at the Kyger Creek High School Commencement. Fifty-six seniors received diplomas during the exercises . Forty-eight seniors graduated Friday night from Hannan Trace High School. T~e class valedictorian was David Dale Hill ; salutatorian Beverly Gail Stapleton and . ' honorarians Liana Jo Unroe and Daana · Lynn Perkins were the tttain speakers. . � 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. 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