https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ddcda0e67dd081fae4ba2f6894345531.pdf 76c474cfef2649f3543ae00069594c04 PDF Text Text '. ' . ' 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middlep<irt-Pomeroy, 0., April22, 1971 Plan·Rama (Continued from 1) pag~ fo;i;;tti?ti@ :;;@@iiltW1lfflii:illiMM%fiillii'ili®."tt@fu:t&il%tM1W Fi f f '; i {(t,:J : ' %i'' J t @' iM;Hifii'd!:i%<:@; ~~>,(f f.ISpeech,·Essay - · Winne~s Namedl~~ Elberfelds In Po~eroy. Are Ope ·. n FrldCiy an.d Satur.d ay·. 'LawrencePrancis Died Wednesday •'*' I h II 9 Sh fo 11 F1 . ~~;~:th~!is~~~~nto::ri~~~ _of ~~WA~~~e~r,~~:!~~~~~~·~.: II~:. _. .___~. .-~~~-.:N . ~_. . :g·: .--~'-~U'"':"'n:t.-~~·.;..·_•__._,_o..;,p~~l~n__C _o"'r'•_•_•_.__r:..t__-:O. ~-:. ".:::.._A-"'t__. . .3_~-::-::o::::o~· . ~rrs·-:·~~-::=::~-;:;:;~.;;--"'·:~·-jlsubjects Including_ mght tn-Umvers1ty nutrition, Betty Dean, Maida Hbeeospllal fml~olumh bu,ths. He ·had, REG. ') .·oo and 2.50 'S WORK BELTS Mora, Jane Jord.an and Sue n IO al mg ea severa for the young people and adults . County winners in the annual speech and essay contest of the Meigs Couniy Pioneer and Hlstorical Society were seli!C~ Thursday afternoon at Grace Episcopal Parish House in Ponieroy. :;ponsored by the Newcomer Club of the historical· society, the contest offered cash prizes within the three high sc[lools as well as cash prizes and trophies for the county first place winners. · Taking first place ,in the • CAROL HARGRAVES, first DONNA WEBER, second county essay portion of the contest was Keith Ashley, son of place, county speech contest. place, essay contest. foorurand - Wed~esday oiJ. Wood; home furnishings . d bY h'1s w1'fe, family life, Pat Glass, and Jan years. He is surv1ve Holter and S~erri young;, TJm Ruth Curtis Francis; a son, Cassell, Marylu M~lls and Mike George , of Pomeroy; two Lawson, conservation, en- daughters , Mary Catherine, tomology, field crops; Debbie Huntlbgton, W.Va., and Donna, Conklin, Margie Jeffers, Jean at home ; two SISters, Mrs. Lula Whitehead , clo thing-style M~son,Charleston , W. Va., and revue ; Charlene Batey, Pat · MISS Mane Francis, Wright St., Holter, Ruth Jordan, Marcia Pomeroy; . two brothers, Carr' clothing, selection of Manon, of Middleport and Carl, fabrics ; Woodrow Mora, Steve of Pomt Pleasant, and- several Stanley, Rick Pierce, meces and nephe~s. engineering; Duane Plymale, . Precedmg hun ll1 death were Rhea Mora Alan Holter Junior his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeadershi~· Clayton Coffey George Francis; a son, Joseph, Philip Kelly, Bill Cornell: and three brothers, Wilbur, Bill livestock, veterinary science and Ralph. . : Town and Coil" try business: Funeral serv1ces w11l be held MBrgaret Brown and Mary at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Ewing Jordan, women advisors idea Funeral Home w1th the Rev. W. exchange; Dorsey Jord.an and H. Perno offiCiatmg. Burial will Carol Pierce, men advisors idea be m Rock Sprmgs Cemetery. exchange, and Dick conklin, Fnends m~y call at the funeral Jan Holter and Edwin Cross, home anyt1me. recreation. r,rAMOUS a·RAND Shop our busy first . f I o or Lin g"e r i e Department now for a fl'ne select 1·0·n· of womens Permanent press daytime coats, shifts, dusters, loungecoats in solid colors and many beautiful prints. Pa·'ntyhose Sizes-30 to 50 waist in bro!({n or black. Full grain brl'dle cowhl'de. 1'/.• 'Inch width. 1•75 Be sure to see all the other excellent values. Mens and Boys belts including 13/4 inch Garrison belts for boys just $1 .50 and a good selection of the popular wide bells with big buckles - Boys l·~~---·--------1 -and mens sizes for $2.50. Reg. 1.75 • · Young Mens Wrangler Sale 1.29 pair Stockings BUnONEERS FLARE LEG JEANS Regular or long length . Flair. While they las!. 89~ · WRANGLER BLUE DENIM JEANS FOR MEN AND BOYS Scarf Sale You'll recognize the extra fine workmanship in these garments by Phil Maid, Katz and Raymond Halpern. Squares and oblongs. Chiffon or twill . Stop in ~ select your correct size denim Wranglers for men in super leans · regulars and flare leg styles- and for boys in slims, regulars and huskies · super .l eans or flares. Mrs. · Maxine Whitehead explained a flower bulb selling ' '"'"' ' ' ' ' ' '"~' ' ' ' ' ' '''·''""'' ' ' ' '''''''''''' ' "'' '''''' ' '""''' CLEAR STREETS project to help meet the 4-H Ali automobiles with old . camp quota and the national and Ohio 4-H foundation license plates or no license commitments , The Canters plates at aU must be removed 1--------~----1 Cave Camp quota is $2600 and from the streets of Pomeroy, the Ohio National 4-H Foun- Chief of Police Jed C. WebSizes Bto 18 in regulars and slims. Red, white ster said today. Beginning dation commitment is $700. A group of toys in· and bl,ue stripe. Button fly · wide bell ·loops. The Leading Creek Helpers Monday, May 3'( In 10 days) Preshrunk. eluding puzzles , Club was in charge of arrests will be made if games, dolls, trucks registration and programs were owners of automobiles have and model cars. made by the Pine Grove Pals not complied, the chief Coloring books and Club. Jean Whitehead, warned. cut-out books. Also president of the county 4-H ''''''''''''''''' '''''''''''''' ''''''''"'''''''''''' "''''''''''''''''''' ' ' ' ' ' ''' ' ' ' ' SPECIAL Advisory Committee, presided. BOTH CITED educational and story Other clubs besides the new -Both drivers were .cited to books. clubs and those in the process of Meigs County Court Wednesday being organized include the following a collision on Peach Bashan A Go-Go, Better Fork Rd., five-tenths of a mile livestock Beef Club, Better west of Rt. 33 in Meigs County. livestock Dairy Club, Bltie The state highway patrol said 1-------·-·---------·--·--..,..-"-'-·-·-·--·-·~~--·---·~·----~ Jays,Busy'Bees,ChesterFarm vehicles driven by William c. Boys, Columbia Make-It Girls, Johnson , 55, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, Cookettes, Court House cut and John Wayne Pierce, 25, Regu Iar I 10.95 to 55.00 .d d · h ll Ups, Five Point Star Stitchers, Pomeroy, co 1 e m a s arp Reg, 37.95 Watches Sale 25.49 Harrison vi 11 e BoYs , curve. Pierce was cited for All selected from our regular stock - Well Reg. 34.95 Watches Sale 23.49 J . t W Harrisonvl.lle Gt' rls, Leading driving left of the center. known makes - Sizes from umors o omens ~eg. 32.95 Watches Sale 22.09 Creek Helpers, Messups, Meigs Johnson was charged with and half sizes . About 150 to sell while they last. Mostly machine Reg. 29.95 Watches Sale 20.09 County Pleasure Riders, Meigs having no operator's license. washabl~ Reg . 25.95 Watches Sale 17.39 County - Tractor Club, Moon ·There was moderate damage to Perma Press 19.95 Watches Reg. Sale 13 .39 Dusters, Ohio Valley Boys, both cars. Beautiful patterns and solids. Pomeroy Benders, Riverview DRIVER CITED Girls, Salem Center Club, Seven Teen Stitchers, Snowville Club, Two vehicles were damaged Spinning Wheels, Thread- and a driver was cited to Needle-Thimble Club, Triple C mayor's court in an accident on A group of girls coats and coat dresses in many Club and Tuppers Plains Girls Ash St. in Middleport at 9:20 a. ~ m. Thursday . Poliee Chief J. styles and colors. Sizes 3 to 6x and 71o 14. Club. Completely Door prizes were awarded by Cremeans said a car driven by Insulated. Keeps Eva Hudson, Minersville, food or formula Margie Jeffers and Rick Pierce. pulled from Beech St. inti> an hot or cold . Mrs. Debbie Conklin, county Beautiful, extension agent, was in charge eastbound car on Ash St. dtlven washable by Eugene French of Mid· of the event. · plastic. Just dleport. Damages were. wipe with a estimated at $300 to each car. . damp cloth . CHECKS OUT WELL Mrs. Hudaon was cited on a Peasant, shirt style, dressy, long sleeve, short George Thompson, 18, son of charge of failing to yield the sleeve and sleeveless styles. Solid colors, palYoung Mens Low Cut Mr. and Mrs . Robert Thompson right of way. terns and checks. Also in colton, polyester and of Pomeroy, underwent a Included in this group of materialscotton, nylon, knit and jersey . Veteraas Memorial Hospital chi!Ckup at the Cleveland Clinic Polyester-Colton Prints and 5olids Hundreds of blouses in sizes 30 to 46 arranged ADMmED - Mila Hudson, Wednesday following a kiduey Narrow stripe express worn low on the hip . Two Polyester-Cotton Voile Prints . for your easy selection. transplant on March 30. George Syracuse ; Bertha Zamorano, button thru flap front pockets . wide belt loops . Polyester-Colton Solid Broadcloth Sportswear flare leg . was returned home. He is Coolville; William Russell , On sale in the busy Ready.To-Wear Polyester-Cotton Printed and Flocked Novelties · reported in excellent condition Syracuse; Benjamin Shafl.,r, Sizes 29 to 36. Department 9n the 2nd floor. Polyester-Rayon Flax in Checks and Plaids Paul · Fraley, and will be permitted to return Racine; Nylon Chiffon Prints to his studies at Meigs High Gallipolis; Vivian Arnett, School in the next few days, He Racine; Addie Barton, Racine; _j:;:;~;;===:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::~l~A=n=outstanding group of fabrics . ....... . 89' yd; will return to the Cleveland Eleanor Enevoldsen , Letart hospital for a further check up Falls. Prinlzess, Lanson and other well known brands. DISCHARGED - Charles on May 5. All weather jersey and washable polyester. Beegle, Lydia Ebersbach, Select knit shirts now while selections are best. Beautiful quality - patterns and colors. 54" Width - Colors Pauline Wolfe , Rodney Little boys sizes 2 to 6- Bigger boys 8 to 18. include Melon, Dogwood, Gold, Blue-Green, Sage, Expresso, , 16.50 Womens Coats . . Cremeans, Harrison Robinson, Sale 12.00 Blue,. Malelasse - Vel•ets . Woven . S7.99 and $6.99 qualliy Solid colors· stripes - light and dark colors . 19.50 Womens Coats . . ASKS DIVORCE Harry Garnes, Donna Robbins, Sale 14.00 fabr1cs. t-or rn1s sare Evelyn Blythe, Racine, has Hattie Smith. 2$.00 Womens Coats · • . · Sale 18.00 They're ideal for Spring and Summj!r wear . All 29.50 Womens Coats ' Sale 20.00 filed suit for divorce in Meigs GO TO CIRCUS Friday and Saturday a~•• Yd. arranged for your easy selection. Price and size County Common Pleas Court . 35.00 Womens Coats Sale 24.00 plainly marked. .. W'll'am A Bl the The developmental readmg f 39.50 Womens Coats 1 1 Sale 28.00 roi? · Y ' class at the Chester Elementary 49.50 Womens Coats Racme, charging gross neglect 'Sch oo1, accompan1'ed by th e Sale 32.00 of duty and ex tr erne crue lty. ,_ h Mr Th 1m d ~.eac er, s. e a 0 rr, an Just received a large selection of Albums In Country Western and popular Sacred. Pick the free Tri.County top fifty sheets Mrs. Greta Suttle, .a county First Floor Foundations Dept , In t~e music dept. . supervisor, were in Cplumbus Also see the many other Items In the music department No;ov Is the perfect time to seled sport shirts lor men and Saturday to attend a Shrine Guitar strings, Banjo strings, Mandol in strings, Guitar picks. young men from the ·wonderful selection. Buy now for circus. Besides the free curcus, . Reeds for clarinets, saxophones and cleaner for trumpets yourself - Buy now for Graduation gifts for the one on your the children were provided and clarinets - oil for Instruments, guitar heads anli cork list. You'll find all the wanted slyles In tapered and nonfam~ treats of candy and toys, and grease. Drum slicks, pradlce pads, eledrlc Instrument tapered shirts. Tonight, April22 cords, guitar straps, radios, drums, guitars, batteries and had lunch at a Lancaster NOT OPEN Plenty of loud stripes · plenty of neal patterns and plenty of needles for record players. the . ever popular solid colors In bright and conser•atlve restaurant. The class extends Alarge coilecflon of 8 track tape, 3" reel blank tape, 5" reel shades. Sizes small (14-14Vz), medium l15·15'h ), large (16· thanks to the local Shrine club Friday & Saturday Reg. 7.00 18-Hour Bras - _. blank tape, 7" reel blank tape. Sale 5.99 · 1 16 12) and extra large (17-17'12). and others who privided the April23-24 Reg-. 6.00 18-Hour Bras · • Sale 4.99 Edgar Allen Poe's circus and treats. Reg . 9.00 18-Hour Bras • • • Visit Elberfelds 3rd Floor now during the Sale 7.99 CRY OF THE Reg. 10.00 18-Hour Bras • • · Sale 8.99 BANSHEE TO WASH CARS (Technicolor) · Reg. 15.95 18-Hour Girdles Sale 13.94 Senior Girl Scout Troop 198 VIncent Price Reg. 14.95 18-Hour Girdles Sale 12.94 will wash cars Saturday, See what's new In Furniture and Carpets for Hugh Griffith Our popular Big Ben work suits by The makers of Reg . 13.95 18-Hour Girdles Sale 11.94 GP beginning at 10 a.m. at the E;ast ·every room in your home and save In the Spring Wrangler. Charcoal grey and Forest green . Reg. 12 .95 18-Hour Girdles Sale 10.94 MARLOWE Main St. car wash in Pomeroy. Furniture Sale. .. !Technicolorl Reg . 11.95 18-Hour Girdles • Sale 9.94 Prompt delivery to your home an·d Elberfelds Big new selection of sizes in pants and long James Garner Reg. 10,95 t8-Hour Girdles Sale 8.94 FOR RENT own sensible credit . . sleeve shirts to match. Permanent press 50 Jayle Hunnicutt Reg, 8.95 18· Hour Girdles 2 BEDROOM mobile home, Sale 7.94 f,l .. .'wlth parental guidance! percent Fortrel Polyester - 50 per cent cotton·. Racine area . Phone 992-6329. ' I SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. 4-22·31c ' 5.95 TROUSERS------------SALE 4.89 S.l RcA First Floor Foundations Dept. Sale 2 for 1.50 Sale! TOJS VOL. XXIV NO. 7 . POME~OY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FABRICS 89* yd. 'h PRICE SALE! GIRLS coats MRS. MAJuA KAL'l'ENHACH iif'Ludwtphafen, ,Geimany, rtg~t;brought the attractive family coffee service, made of sUvered po~lain, to her daughter, Mra. J. J. Cremeans of Middleport. Mra. Cremeans is holding her daughter Peggy while Mrs. Kaltenbach holds another Cremeans' daughter, Tammy. This is the first time Mrs. Kaltenbach has seen these two grandchildren. The coffee service shown in the picture was buried under rubble during World War IT when the Kaltenbach home and store were bombed. ' Y2 PRICE WOMEN'S BLOUSES Silver Coffee W.RANGLER FLARES liS___ SALE! WOMEN'S KNIT SHIRTS FOR BOYS Special Purchase! Upholstery Fabric MUSIC DEPARTMENT 2nd R.OOR MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS PLAYTEX SALE MEIGS THEATRE Save now on Playtex 18-Hour Bras and Girdles .SPRING FURNITURE SALE SALE! MEN'S WORK UNIFORMS 4.95 SHIRTS_______ · BESTFORM .SALE Save on rBeslform Best Selling Bras and Girdles during our Big .Spring Sale.· s.r. I Jun. Apr. 214435 Fri., ICI .. ••11• -- - 1'1111- '~OMITHING FOR - MIYONI"' Stirring Michael' York' And . Angell Llnabuiy . ...... (R) Reg / 8.00 ~lay Back Girdles Reg. 7.00 Play Back Girdle$ Reg. 5.001 Play S.ck Girdles , Reg, 4.00 Fiberfill Bras • Reg. 3.00 Fiberfill Bras • Reg. 2.00 Fiberfill Bras · Reg. 5.00 Bikini & Bra Sets - •.• Sale 5.99 ·• • -'·· Sale 4.99 Sale 3.99 Sale 2 for 5.00 Sale 2 for 5.00 Sale 2 for 3.00 Sale 2.99 set 3.89 oornm SWIM TRUNKS FOR MEN AND BOYS Be sure to see this fine selec.tlon of swim trunks for boys sizes 2 to 6 and 8 to 20. Mens sizes 28 to 44, I Including two way stretch fabrics - dacron and cotton and 100 percent cotton. Now is an excellent time to buy what yo.u-need and b'i! ready for your .. first. swim. .. . Color . Television Sels Bo I h E a ·r 1 y American style and Contemporary style In walnut. All consoles. 23 Inch screen alze IMIIU<td diagonally. Stop In _ Select In RCA Color TV ltl and really save naw. IJE.THRimJSAVE ALL OF YOUR SAIUUPS.FROM •, Set Brought To Middleport BY BOB HOEFLICH A beautiful silvered porcelain coffee service, buried under the rubble of a bombed building in Germany during World War II, graces the home of Chief of Police and Mrs. J. J. Cremeans ln Middleport. And that coffee service thanks to Mrs. Cremeans ' mother, Mrs. Marla Kaltenbach of Lul\wigshafen, .Germany has "come a long way, Baby, to get where it is today." In fact, it was personally delivered by Mrs. Kaltenbach who is here for a month 's visit with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr . and Mrs . Cremeans and children. The story of the delivery of the beautiful set by Mrs . Kaltenbach began months ago when Mrs. Cremeans wrote her mother asking her for an "old coffee maker. Mrs. Kaltenbach consulted her three other daughters in Germany and it was decided that she Should bring to Mrs. Cremeans the family service which mi· raculously survived World War n. Getting it to Middleport wasn 'I easy. Mrs. Kaltenbach wrapped the pieces of the highly breakable set in sweaters and other protective clothing and then placed it in a small suit· case. She, then, despite the protests of airline personnel, kept the suitcase at her feet and ,---------------------------, ! News .•• in Briefs . ! By United Press Inferli8_Uonal Hick'el Standing in Wings SALT LAKE CITY - ·FORMER INTERIOR Secretary Walter J. Hickel said Th~ay he might seek the Republican presidenUal nomination next y~r if President Nixon rHscalates the Vietnam war or ignores ecology, Hickel, who was custed from the cabinet late last year, told newsmen he wguld 11la,o consider entering the New Hampshire primary if Ni:l:on withdraws from the race. . The former Alaska governor said that he had not ''raised a · · ·.finger to chaUenge Prisdent Jllj,xon" and that if hia former bosa wants the GOP pominaUqn, 'as things s~_ now, he'll get, it. "Excluding a discllilmer from President NIXon, I will got conalder myself a candidate - barring a reversal in the current GOP Vielllam·poHcy, 10ch as a penna~I rwi!C8latlon of boatilltie~: or a tobll renrsal of the administration's ecological program, · · · ' Hickel said. Ultimatum to Cleveland _ . cLEVELAND- 'n1E u. s. ENVIRONMtN'I'AL Protection Agwrcy today told the city of Omland It must reduce the ' • PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS Hersher to Pomeroy through gifts of money to worthy causes. Mr. Hersher spent early boyhood years in Pomeroy. Before his death Mr . Hersher had given $35,000 to the society for a planned museum. At the time, plans were underway to construct a building especially for a museum . However, estimated costs amounted to about $105,000. The society was not able to raise any significant funds to proceed so plans for the new building were discarded. However, the money giv'en by Mr. Hersher has not been returned . although the foundation has requested such action several times. The society in recent months has been interested in the Heaton residence and ' has taken an option on the property. Whether it can proceed to secure the property,. however, is con- tingent upon the willingness of following the openiiig of the the Her'sher Foundation to museum. A $500 contributlon permit the society to keep the was noted yesterday by the balance of · the Hersher society. It has been given by donation. Mrs. Helen Rathburn Clapp of An official decision on Columbus. Purchase price of whether the society will be the Heaton property is $32,500. permitted to keep the money is During yesterday's short not expected until May when all business meeting, Mrs. of the board members will meet Theodore T. Reed presented a for a decision. However, local report on the recent meeting of society members were en- the South Central Ohio couraged by l~e communication Preservation Society held in presented yesterday indicating Pomeroy . Mrs . Reed is a that two of the board are of the contact chairman for SCOPS. opinion that the society is Leo Story presented a short headed in the right direction in story on the naming of one securing the Heaton home for Meigs County community and the museum. p:ans were made for the It was reported Thursday that establishment of a speakers' the society 'has $30,000 in the bureau. The bureau would bank plus $7,000 more in provide speakers with Meigs. ,pledges. From $3,000 to $4,000 County history knowledge for more will be needed , however, classes of schools in the county to purchase the building and to if requested by teachers. pay costs involved for two years.. ::::::::;:::::::::::::::;:::::::;:::::::::::;;::::: :::::;::::::::::::::;:::;::::::::~;:::::::~:~:::::t~ Diaper 5.95 FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1971 BY BOB HOEFLICH In all probability the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society is going to get the green tight for the purchase of the former home of Dr. and Mrs. Ray Heaton on Butternut Ave. in Pomeroy for a museum. This was revealed Thursday when.the society me.t at Grace Episcopal Parish House in Pomeroy to hold its annual speech and essay contest and a short business meeting. C. E. 'Blakeslee, society president, read a letter from the Hersher · Foundation in Charleston, W. Va., indicating that two members of the foundation's board unofficially feel that the society is "on a sound basis" in its move toward securing the Heaton home for the long-planned museum. . Blakeslee reviewed the contributions of the late J . W. Spring and Summer v · Saturday mostly sunny and little change in temperature. Highs today and Saturday In the 50s and low 61E. Lows tonight mostly in the 30s. Museum Project Favored 3.98 Specl"al'. Women's Dresses ·Hargraves, first ; Milisa Rizer, second, and Donna· Weber and· Franklin Rizer, ho{lorablfl...:. -:. mention. Ashley won first place in both the essay and speech divisions atSouthernJijghSchool.Second place within the school in the essay division went to Loretta Middleswart and second place winner within the scllool in the speech division was Dennis Hart. Essays and speeches were built around M~igs County history. Teachers cooperating DENNIS HART, second KEITH ASHLEY, first place, (Continued on page 10) place, county speech contest. essay eontest. Devoted To The Intere.l& Of The Meigs-Mmon Area BOYS WRANGLER BUTT()NEERS FLARE LEG JEA"S 1h Price MEN'S WRIST WATCHES School, won second place honors. ~. _ There w.ere .nn_ entries from Eas'tern High School. Judging the finalists yesterday were the Rev. Bob Hughes, Athens, Mrs; Arthur Lund and Mrs. Stanley Plattenburg, both of Pomeroy. Winners within the Meigs High Scllool in the essay segment were Donna Weber, first; Michael Williams, second, and ,Wayne Well and Steve Hoffman, honorable mention. Speech winners within Meigs High School were Miss '. Weather Rain measuring 1.02 inches fell in one minute during a cloudburst April 5, 1926, on the west side of the San Gabriel Mountains in California. Another Big Shipment Special Purchase Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ashley of Let~~tt FaUs. He is a senior at Southern High SchooLSecood place in the county competition went to Dol)na Weber, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Vernon Weber Of Rulll!nd and a student of Meigs High School. Carol Hargraves, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. George Hargraves and a ~tudeht of Meigs Higll Scllool, was first place winner in the speech segment of the coun.ty event while Dennis Hart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hart, Racine, and a student of Southern High Now You Know Blue denim Preshrunk · exposed button fly . Sizes 29 to 36 waist. pair • I 4.98 Tint · Bikini · Utopia . • -· --::~:::~ h.o · t1ump1ng r1 phollphalelln the Cuyahop Rl\'11' allli I..ke'Erle and pvethedtymUUune 1 to .... tofederal controls. . '111!1 controb were ouWned in a leUer from EPA Regional DlreCtor·FraDcil Mayo to aiveland Mayor Car! Stokes. EPA (ConUnued 1111 page 10) Banquet Set Combined Sewerage Authorized The annual all•lp.rll baaquel for athletes of *.II• High School wW be held at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at .the Second Ward Flrebouae by the Pomeroy Fire Department. A combined sanitary sewage system was informally agreed upon Thursday night at a joint meeting of Syracuse and Racine town councils. ' Members of the two councils agreed to have the engineering firm of Comriionwealth Systems Jnc. proceed with prellminary· plans for processing federal fund applications. Syracuse council had authorized a joint sewage system at an earlier meeting. Attending from Racine were Mayor Charles Pyles, · Coun· cilwomen Grace Roush, Marie Roush, and Avice Frecker; I.Jnley Hart, councilman, and Mae Cleland, clerk, from Syracuse were Mayor Herman London, councilmen John Koehler, Robert Wingett, A. G. HERITAGE SKIT - Tammy Guinther as tile suffrage I.Jpscomb, and A. R. Sylvester, woman, Cherrle Reuter as the spirit of America, Melanie and Frank W. Porter, solicitor. Burt as Uncle Sam, and Vicki Vaughan as the Civil War mother, are four of the characters in a skit "Our Precious CONSERVATION DRIVE GENEVA(UPI)-The World American Herlmge," to be preaented at saturday's District 8 Wildlife Fund hopes to raise Junior American Legion Auxiliary spring conference at $3.3 million dollars this year to Wilkesville. Members of the junior units of Drew Webster fmance projects to conServe Post 39 and Feeney-Bennett Post 128join for the skit which wild animals, birds and plants will alao be presented in June at the Department confereQCe in Columbus. threatened with extinction. under her protective eye during the flight to New York and from New York to Columbus where she was met by the Cremeans family . She appealed to fellow· passengers along the route to exercise ·care when they were near her suitcase of pr~ious cargo and she got the set io Middleport without a single chip. The coffee service was a gift to Mrs. Kaltenbach in 1935 from her husband who was a salesman in Germany and helped with the operation of the family gift and toy shop. America is not really new to Mrs. Kaltenbach. She and her husband resided in New York from· 1926 to 1933 when they returned to Germany. Both were employed as furriers in New York but decided to return to Germany after Mr. Kaltenbach had undergone a full year of unemployment and couldn't find a new position. After their return to Ger· many, they opened their toy and gift shop on the first floor of their residence. Then came the war years. They were hard, Mrs. Kaltenbach recalls. Their combination home and store was bombed. There was little merchandise t.o sell even if the shop hadn't been destroyed. However, friends in New By GEORGE HARGRAVES, SUpt. York sent occasional CARE Meigs Local School District packages and Mr. Kaltenbach On Monday of thls ;.eek more than 1,000 parents, ~k remaining stock from the business people, school people, educational experts, store into the country area legislators, and others gathered in the Veterans' where he traded it for food. MemOrial BuDding in Columbus for .a significant, in· "Thel'l! was always 'a little depth look at education .in Ohio. This .conference was something to eat for the sponsored by the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation children," Mrs . Kaltenbach ·of Cleveland. ' recaUs. . A considerable porUoo of the Ume and effort was The couple had one daughter devoted to the current status of schoOls in Ohio, the when came other to the United States,theyTheir three' legtslative proposals that will affect them, and the daughters .....: inclu~ a set of twins of which Mrs.·Cremeans . Sp(!Bking of Schools-No. 185 is one ' _ also were born in . ' . extremely lmporblnt !&lues Involved in the proposed ·Germany . The twins came · during a critical pe,riod of th~ ·revlslms In the ll)'lltem Ill financing them. . war. There was a. full bombing We heard Gov. GUllgan oulllne hill thoughts in this alert in effect when Mrs . area. These, of course, were In support of the extensive Kaittlnbach had to go to the and com~bensive school package thai he. has hospital. N~ one would venture ]resented for consideration by the le'gislature. · He out· of shelters to help her. emphasized that Ohio luguiahea nearly at the bottom HO\Vt!Ver, she did get to the of the ranking of the SO slates In its financial ex. hospital in 'time after a pendlturt* for educaUm and for aU government sertremendous emotional ell· · .tcet·itl relaUm lo Ill capacity to 1upport thase vital pertence of apjjeaUng for heljl. soclll hwUiutlona. . · .· Mrs. Kalten!Jach comments We beard our State &!pt. Dr. Martin Essex press that she always knew the United home with factllldfliure the depth&nd breadth of the (tor,tinued on page 10) problema facing not only schools but all social in· . T~ling Rules Set The Eastern High School Band Boosters laid down the rules today for' the selection of Miss Tri-State Majorette Queen and her princesses Sunday at the regional baton twirling contest to be held in Easiern High School. . The • selection' of Miss Ttl· Slate and her princesses will be made on a total point system of twirling, strutting and modeli111 events. Contestants must reside in Ohio, West Virgl~ia or Kentucky. Large trophies and crowns will be presented the winners. ' The event will begin at !•p.m. and will continue thiough the afternoon. Homemade food will be served by the band boosters during the contest, which is open to the public. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME begins at 2 a.m., S11ndoy, April 25. Turn clocks ahead one hour. Post Bares StolenMemo · ATHENs; Ohio (UP!) - A 'former Ohio University coed who was ·the president of the campus Young Socialist AIIJance was under survelllance by the FBI last year, the OU Post said it has learned. The student newspaper said it was made aware of the. secret investigation of Virglnl!\ Mae Thomas, Drexel, Pa., from a copy of an FBI memo stolen from an FBI office. The memo ::id not conlllin Mils Thomas' name, but the Post said lt used "other sources" to determine it was referring to her . The memo, ·dated "11-20-70" said: · "A pretext telephone call pretext of. a friend passing through Philadelphia, Pa. was made to the residence of subject on 11-211-70 by S. A. James L. O'Connor. Subject's mother informed that subject is presently working as a receptionist at the main office . of the Industrial Valley (word obscured) in paper Bank Trust Co., 1518 Walnut Street, Philadelphia , Pa . Telephone 561-300, extension 204, She further advised that captioned subject had majored in jour. natism while at Ohio University and was scheduled to graduate in June 1970butlearned that she was one credit short for the requirements for a degree. Education in Ohio Looked at in ·Depth stitutions in Ohio and in America. Let me try to report We live in a mobile, anonymoll8 society where some of my notes from his presentation. See whjlt these people have great difficulty in gaining and preserv· facts and figures say to you. · , ing any ~ningful personal or group identity. The Ohio was an. educational leader in America until changes in our society in recent di!Cades have made about two decades ago. Since tll~n Ohio has become a kids an economic liability to their famille~ rather than follower -ever farther hack in tile pack. Qhio invests an . t . Not too long ago a ~ or dsughler meant 'a smaller portion of Its wealth in education today than extra hands to do ~ chorea and belp the familY it did 40 to 50 years ago. economically. Today YO\I"Ii t)tople find themselves .a 'Ohio has 2.8 mllllon students in the scHools, fourth burden as tl>ei draw on !l!e financial resources of tha largest ln the U. S.ln 1966 there were 9$,000 ch~dren op family for an ewr4ncrealing period of time as they the Aid for DependentChil~n rolls. In 1970 this flgur~ Jnpare for a job in educational institutions. our youtll the fint IIDphistk:a~ products Ill was·173 ,000 . The Increase in 1970a1one wa1 331100 , . The growth of unemployable adults resulting from the gl~g TV tube. However, ~ delll8Dda of' our "general education'' thatproduees no saleable lkill is society reqllil'e the!n to be held out of the Job market the great American social malignancy. "Career, until they han attitned cerbllft educational credii&educ.ation", ''job train'••", ""' "vocational educatioo" - Uals. · They have conaiderable difficulty ____ ,__,_,,In adj1181111g 10 whatever you call it .:.. is our best hope to temporarUy thiS and require the most ,._.... ...... ~catii)Dal arrest and·eventuaUy significantly reduce tbe mortal .Xperlences that we CliO provide, · · · threat of this malady. Considerable progress 1B being · . Dr. Ee8ex caUa for a ~ of our currlcallr made in Ohio in this field, but ffillnYYOII!lg people ~till ofreriiJga to tccommodale ~ needS of thia c:llangq are denied the opportunity for an education that truly society. Amma theprQ8!'8ma of fiHII~ priority are: prepllres them to become employed in an increasingly OOmpJetlon of the Ohio educational TV networt; the technical society. ·' · effect retraining of preaent teacllers; needed 1mWe 111ust elamlne our values: For wha~ will we provement In teacher training JI'CIII'IIIIII; l'fdeal&n Ill , spend our !DOney? Adequate social ,Institutions, in· curriculum to make It more respollli'¥1! to the VIlli eluding schools, or a second car or a color TV or a · incre~~llllllnknowledge: and~ ld)alh•JIIIo.vacation or a Jake cottage or what? We faee real dlf· · .make avallaJale ~ powtb a.,..cet.,._ 1111 flculties tn \)lis area because of the grow_tng prOblem of . chlldren- this he 1lated • lhe nwnbw Gilt prloclty. public confidence in all our socblllnsl!tutions. . tContlnued on page 101 are ,. �• • --- _! .. 3~ Tbe Dlllf Sentinel, Mlddleport.Pumey' 0., April 23, 1t71 2-, Tile Dilly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Aprilt!, It'll .:Calley Clamor;at Piannissimo Carpenter ·N · E ;;;e::;~:~:s . . .c d JOpe.f ·. . Pt. Pleasant Threatens In hv J]het Tannehill. ----·-_______ . -Seventh ~ratne· . - .;;. __ - - - - - - - - - - - - - -...;_ --~- .... , !Helen Help Us ! 8yUIIIIedl'nR latetaau.aal drcuJaling·owre petiUons." reached.about $l?,IXX!. Wednes· about~ persons turned out for 1 1 'nle ncUy publiC ·cliimor · to . Conlrlbutions have. dropped .. .. day he said he had not.. had Joe. Hupp's · benefit dance for ... 1. . Helen Bottel I "Free Calley" that ·~ the sharply and so has the mail, time lately to go ov,e: ~e ..:~lley ~and Hupp lost $600~ __ ~·· ~ _ _ _· ~ ~0 ~f-'-'~;;...,..,;;,.,y·. WR 'EC•""G-_ . ~· _ __ _ nation followlni Ll: WlllllJiri;; Anc~erson ~ajd; noting thaHhe ' figures but he thought 1! to lie· Ten llays ago at Rochester, . Mr . . an<l lV!rs. Bob Jones, . · . ~-""......, .....,, , Calley's convl!!tion for mw:der· height of the reaction following "a lillie in excess of $15,000.'' N.Y. the Monroe County Ameri- . Bobbi, David and Cindy, of CREW NOT WELCOME • lng 22 Vletiwnese women, CaUey'scOilviction on March 29 A survey Wednesday showed can Legion established a fund Dayton spent 'the Easler NORTH 23 Dear Helen: • chlldren and old men now is for his part in the My Lai interest in Calley had waned to help pay for coilrt appeals vacation with her father, Elza : 5.3 nmandllocothy and my husband and! went to school together, only a whisper. massacre, the Legion's fund sharply sinCl! (he initial reac- for Calley. The Legion ear- McComas, at the home of her • J 92 50 we remained frie.ids after m8rriage. It was an okay "Free Caney" rallies are drive headquarters was receiv- · iion that had draft boards marked $300 of iis own money, brother-in-law and sister, Mr. -, • 876 u 2 relationship unW iheir Utile boy turned Into a house wrecker. fewer, a tecent benefit dance to lng between 300 and 500 letters resigning entoto, congressmen but Mrs. Fola Steiner; Legion and Mrs. Victoc Perry. They WEST EAST Evidently Ilocothy can't stand him alone, so she's started raise funds for the young a day. and other politicians making executive secretary, said only a also called on other relatives in • Q J JO 9 5 • 762 coming to my house to spend the day ~ constantly. This three· •au •QJI0 2 year-oldistentimesthetroublemytwokidsare. infantryofflcerinlowafiopped, "Now we are down to 100 to angry speeches and President one-dollar donation has been the area . 3 76 an American Legion post In 150 letters a day and that is not Nixon intervening to remove received. Mr. and Mrs. Allred Rice, : ~; After one of their visits, I'm done for. He carries my pots and 10 9 New York ·State indicates It is good," Anderson said. "We are Calley from the guardhouse and "I'm more concerned with Ricky and Steve Rice, and · l tin · th H is · to · more intere,ted .in a baseball going to have to work harder." install him in his comfortable our baseball dinner right now," friend , of Columbus, were SOUTH (Dl pans aU over the house, even sp t g m , em. e ge m my dinner now and the ambillous Anderson said a week ago the ,post bachelor quarters. Mrs. Steiner said. Easter guests of Mrs. Rice's : ~ ~4 3 spices, sprinkling them all ilver everythir\g -there's nothing he drive to raise a $\OO,IXXJ defense "Free Calley" defense fund had At Sioux City, Iowa, only parenis, Mr. and Mrs. William • A Q 104 cail't climb to. He pulls things out of drawers, draW!f on the wall, fund begun by a Georgia Culwell. Another daughter and •AJ bangi;itheplanoandmessesuptheco)orandtuningonTV. veterans group still is about interest In the south. family, Mr . .and Mrs. Dwaine Both vulnerable , My children can't nap for the noise and besides, he beats up on • ,. ~ sh t 8CI.De · Ve J d B d K 'th · W t North ~--t South them. Now she's started b,.;naing ,- ...,,....., or . . . Mr. and Mrs. ·Btu McKenzie or an ; ryan an et ' were •• ·-... their spoiled dog along, and ,he · s 'gnift ' cant perhaps d' a ests · 2 N.T. "has to stay 'de or he'll run a_way." The two seem possessed by More •· • and children of Gallipolis were mner .u · Pass politicians are talking •less By Mrs. FranciJMorriB Badgley. In the liusiness guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Perry Pass 3 N.T Pass Pass the same devil, the only difference being the boy doesn't tear up •: about "the CaUey injustice." Miss Vera Beegle is a session, the nominating com- Roy Riffle. and granddaughter, Mona, pillow~ with his teeth, or lap water out of the john. Neither is ' 11 t · Opening lead- · Q '"J'hings are not as good as penumonta pa en m Veterans mittee named the new officers: Franc.es Philson of Antiquity Hilliards, spent the weekend at tDtaUy housebroken. they once were," said Dr. Max Memorial Hospital. chainnan, Dorothy Badgley; and her daughter and grand- their farm here. By Oswald & James Jacoby I can't pretend I'm not home, because my.car is parked out in Anderson, a chiropractor and Returning home froiD vice chainnan, . Ura Morris; daughter of Cleveland spent Those enjoying a family front and, though we've stopped visiting Tim and Dorothy, they Korean War veteran who Veterans Memorial Hospital secretary-treasurer, Ullian Sun<jay with Mr. and Mrs. John gathering at the home of Mr. Today's very simple hand don'tget the hint. I am not the type wsay anything, so what can I colilmands American Legion were Mrs. Ben Shaffer, Rev. Hayman; White Cross chair· Arnott. and Mrs. James Gaston in- is taken from Dorothy Hay- do wlie.n 1 see my house and nerves fallin• apart? ... While · Cha 1 N · d Mr J 1 Edn k Lo Gilt den's Play." book ; "Winning De- Ilocothy sits calmly ignoring her brats though• she must shout to Post 35 at Columbus, Ga., a res orns an s. os e man, a Pic ens; ve Mr. and Mrs. Brian Simpson eluded Arthur Gaston, Mr. and clarer short distance from Ft.lleJining Roush. chainnan, Marie Roush. 01• and Lisa of Baltinlore were here Mrs. Charles Gaston, Roy and The bidding is strai~htfor- be heard? ~ UVING IN DREAD · where Calley is ~ld confined ID Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack ficers will be installed May 4 at for the weekend and their son, Debbie! Jerry Kelly, Mr. and ward. North doesn't bother Dear Dread : Change your type and SAY SOMETHING. What have you got to quarters while his convlcUon Cospent b Easter weekend in the B. M. Sayre Missionary Darin,.accompanied them home Mrs. Rt~hard Ga~ton, Mr. an_d with his six-card club suit 1urn us and celebrated their Society at the church. A Love after spendin• a week wt' th ht's Mrs. Clifford Smtih and Nellie because his ace and J'ack and life at hard labor prison • loseexceptafriendshipyoumayhaveoutgrown?~H. , : sentence are being reviewed. go)den weddln g ann iversary. A Gift program and offering grandparents Mr. and Mrs. of Athens, David Hess of don't indicate any slam pos"Our big problem,is to keep family dinner was held on followed with Mrs. Marie Roush Ralph Badgl~y. Springfield, Byron Gaston, Mrs. sibilities. Dear Helen: ,: up_ public sentimen~, ~erson Sunday In a restaurant in ob- in charge. 'l'wo songs were sung Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Mo.rris Karen Johnson and children, South ·wins the spade lead I work in an office full of men. They discuss the cra~iest things, ,; said Wedneaday.. . Were writ- servance of the anniversary. All by young Mark Simpson, of Athens, Mrs. Elsie Roush and Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Patil ~h~~mh~Yi!:sh~~nng~ncg~oyic!i The.other day they were naming what appealed to them first ,: 1ng aU persons wlto signed their five children famllies grandson of Grella, The Mrs. Marie Chapman of Gaston and family and Ricky that six,card club suit, but about females. One said, "I'm a waist man." Of course, there tte dell Mr dand u - Hank meeting closed with prayer. Pomeroy called on Mr. and McDaniel, Albany. sees that there is just about ' earlier peUti~ ,to get them a n : · an .....~.. , Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Refreshments were served by Mr F · · S Mr and Mrs Ross Knox of no chance to do anything were several who said Ute usual thlligs. Another added, "I'm a leg . . Sptr'e.1, Miss Marahelle Sharp- Mr s. Simpson. s. ranc1s Moms, unday Springfield · · afternoon. visited with the with it. Then where can he man myself," and one brought a laugh by proclaiming he was "an '•' ankle man." LewisSmithlamllyonSaturday get nine tricks? ''•· 11.PLANT" ~ nack, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mrs. Donald BradBut Helen, not one of those guys said anything about being Sharpnack, Jr. and children, all ford of Detroit, Mich., visited afternoon. He starts with two spades, ' of Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradford, Fre_d Wilson, Chelsea, Mich., two hearts, a· club and some attracted to a woman because he liked her FACE. I' Willi Sha ~-ck d famU diamonds. If he can bring in Here we spend hundreds of dollars on creams and makeup, and ' am 8!1 · Y Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford and Attendance at Nazarene was a guest at the home of Mr. aU four diamonds he will ' holD'S applying them ~and men check out everything else first. of Peru, Ind; Mr. and Mrs. George Deem. Sunday &hool Aprill8 was 70. and Mrs . Lavern Jordan have his nine. If not he will ' Doesn't a pretty face have any drawing power?~NO BODY Mrs. Isabel Simpson was They were enroute home after a Offering was $13.70. Tuesday until Thursday, be down one. " , hostess at her home Friday trip In West Virginia. Mrs. Weber Thoma and Mrs. Mrs. Cecil Blackw.ood and How does he go about get- SPECIAL evening, April 16, lor the Mr. and ·l'ilrs. Roy Funk and Freda Miller took dinner with daughter, Lisa Dye, Carrabelie, ling four diamond tricks? Dear No : Booster Class .of the Baptist son, Sean, of Columbus spent Mrs .. Georgi~:~ Thoma and Fla., spent the Easter vacation One way is to slap 'the ace . Let's put it this way: A pretty face has much MORE drawing I'' Church' &hool. The program Easter with her parents, Mr. helped her celebrate her bir- with her son and daug!tter-in- on the table. If the singleton power if it heads up a great body. Wbi<;h is one of the reasons diet •' thday. Audrey · woode called in law, Mr. and Mrs. Thad Daye, ~inSert~~psw~~ ~~~ t~e ~~~e~:e and exercise books are best sellers. -H. ;; here and watch it was presented by Mrs. Grella and Mrs. Jake Holman. · Simpson, After groul> slnglrig Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cleland the allernoon. and called on Mr. and Mrs. Dale a~ainst the king so he must :; "bloom"! Earn at our ;. cu,rrent annual r.ate of "Love Lifted Me'',scripture and two daughters of New Mrs. Erma Heilman spent Dye, and her uncles, Paul and lead a diamond from dum- Dear Helen: reading was John 16:25-33 and a Cumberland, W. Va., spent a from Monday night till Friday w. c. Peck. On Easter they my. I am divor~, have three children and am living with my ' 4%% or 5% reading on the resurrection. week with his parents, Mr. and night with her granddaughter , joined members of the Dye Which one should he lead? mother, who Uti!lks I'm still her tittle girl. · Other readings were Missing Mrs, Walter Cleland. Mrs". Bill Cogar and fam 1·ty of family at the home of Mr. and • Sbe can't stand the man I'm going to marry, so she won't allow Ph s The answer is. th.e nine. If " on 6-month savings Cup, Be YourseH, ""' , ..e one unday afternoon guesis of Minersville. Mrs. Clyde Walker in Thurman the king' covers, well and him to see me except one evening and one afternoon a week. She certificates. Call, Crowded Ways of Ufe, Mrs.HowardNeiglerwereJune Rev . Grate is hospitalized at lor a dinner there. Others good. If the king doesn't won't let me see my girl friends, or look for a house to rent. She Twelve Thoughts to Live By, Nelgler and Phil Miller of Holzer Medical Center and Mrs. present were Mr. and Mrs. Dale cover he repeats the finesse Meigs Co. Branch Ufe is A Cathedral and Three Columbus, Bob Palmer and Charley Bissell at Pleasant Dye and Mr. and Mrs. Thad with the jack and plays the checks the speedometer on the car when I'm allowed to borrow It, Gifts. Other hymns were Love Shirlee Neigler of Parkersburg, Valley Hospital. Dye, local ; Mr. and Mrs. Grant 10 from his han d. This which Isn't often. Usually ~e has the garage door padlocked (not ''' Divine and My Jesus I Love Maude Johnson and Josie Mace! Barton and children Price and Dan, Columbus; Mr. makes it possible for him to trusting me) and she won't even give me~ house key because she ' "' Thee, The program closed with Pickens of Syracuse. spent Saturday with her and Mrs. Glen Irwin and family, l~~dt~~a':h~~~s tt~~ ~~'d'i:~ wants to know when I come in on Ute few nights I go out. If I try to ' · thoughts on love and prayer, Mr. Thomas Hylbert ,of mother, Mrs. Jane Smith of Marysville; and Mr. and Mrs. started by playing the jack talk it out, she yells. Help. - D.G.C. ''I' ,...,,, County During the soclal ·hour, contest LancasterwenttoHuntington to Silver Ridge and helped her Chester Baumgardner and · he would not have been able Dear D.: ''i Brtnc:ll Of Even if your fiance can't marry you right away, he can at least games ,were played and Mrs. bring his aunt, Mrs. Ed!J3 celebrate her birthday. family, coshocton. . to repeat the finesse the .' The Alhtnl County, ,L Simpson ~rved lovely refresh· Hayman here to visit Mr. and The Price sale was well ·at- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ross and third lime and East would help you find a job, an aparlroent, and a way out of "jail." And S.vlng1 & LOin Co. ments. Mrs. Critt Bradford and Mrs. tended . family of Circleville and Mr. haye s~ved his ki,ng. soon- ory9u.!I),B.y l!e ,MIIJ!la'sllttle gU:l.all r,pw; life! -H.- ., stcond ~t. The Esther Missionary Circle Esther Piper. . , Mrs. Viola Moon and Freda and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and A s!mple play indeed,, but Pomeroy; Ohio met Monday evening,-Aprll19, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Davidson, Miller of Chester spent a day family, local, were Easler one that is f r e que n t1 y with Mrs. Grella Simpson, Shelly and Toyna, of Newport, recently with Mr . and Mrs. guesis of their parenis, Mr. and missed . BffiTH ANNOUNCED The Rotary Club received • hostess, at her home. Devotions Ohio, spent Easter with Mr. and Charley Betzing of Tuppers Mrs . William Cheadle, Af(NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE .USN. I PORTLAND Mr. and Mrs: its name from an early prac! ~.;;:;:;..~~' were in charge of Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. John Arnott. Plains. ternoon callers at the Cheadle tice of meeting at each Patil Larry Smith (Georgia ; ~. Mr · and Mrs. Carol Sayre Richard Frost of Michigan home were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Deem) of Chester (or Pomeroy member's home in rotation. ;~ ----~ have returned from Florida for spent the Easter vacation here Jeffers and -family. Rt. 3) are announcing the birth The bidding has been·. the Summer · with his parnets, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Byrd and South of a son, Patil Larry Smith Jr., ••• Mrs. Marion Knightstep and Wijlis Frost and Jeanie. children have moved from the West North East a Friday, April 9 at Pleasant Alicia of Columbus were Mrs. Viola Moon and Freda Lavern Jordan house to a Pass 4• !'ass ? Valley Hospital in Pl. Pleasant. weekend guests of her mother, Miller spent Monday with Mr. trailer home near Mr. and Mrs. You, South, hold: Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . •• Mrs. Lavinia Sinlpson, and Mrs. Oscar Dillinger ·of Jewell Jones. •A K Q J 54 •K J3 2 •6 5 George Deem, Portland; Mrs . • •• Mrs. Connie VanMatre of South Canaan Road, Guysville. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frazier, What do you do now? Ruth Taylor, Chester, and •' West Columbia was a weekend Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thoma and Gallipolis, Susan Frazier and A~Pass. Your partner is not Goldie Clendenin of Portland. guest Of Mr · and Mrs · Gordon family· of Flatwoods Road spent Pamela Smith, Ohio State likely to hold two aces for bls •• The Smiths have a five-year-old A ring only a mother could love four spode call. Wes t and fami'1Y· Sunday afternoon and evening University students , visited daughter, Peggie Sue. This beautifully fashioned gold ring is a Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crow with their moth~r . Mrs, Georgia with Mrs. Goldie GiUogly and TODAY'S QUESTION •• wonderful way for mothers to count their accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Thoma. other relatives in the area on Your partner opens one club. blessings. with a birthstone for each child. Donald McCullough of Belpre to Gladys Carruthers and Saturday. What do you do with: Baton Rouge, La., where they daughter of Canton came Mr. and Mrs. Richard Par- • 7543 • 8632 +AKQ • 74 Available immediately in white or yellow 1.0K l gold with up to 14 synthetic birth~tones. and were guests of Mr · and Mrs. Sunday to spend a week with sons and Ricky, Dayton, visited The Daily Sentinel Home of ' I. 0 0 even a genuine diamond, too. It'S an idea Wes White. They also toured her mother, Mrs. Doris Marks with Mrs . Parson's aunt, Mrs. ~~n:~lT cJ~E ·1 everybody likes. but only a mother could love . NewOrleansandotherpointsof and Becky. Murl Galaway, during the We do notfavor talks that MEIGS-MASON AREA ' ·' rhe Fabulous resemble fencing matches. CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, .r.·.l Easter weekend. What we want are serious E•oc. Ed. . >~: .·~· •t,• ... r;,; •· " .. Mr. and Mrs. John Richard negotiations. ROBERT HOEFLICH, .r ........... ·' ,.,.,, City Editor .. ,. - ~~ A '"' .. · Mattox, Lynn Ella and John ·_ndrei ~- Gro!"pko, SoPublished doily e<cept •""''£.' .. , . , ' Strl•' KT I •: Richard, Jr., Huntington, w. VIet fore~gn mt~ISter, on Saturday by The Ohio Valley f) • • • • • • • ' ·. { ~·~'-' . nd Mr. and Mrs. w.·u,·am U.S.-Samet relations. Publishing Company , Ill ., <· Va.' a ., . • Court St ., Pomeroy , Ohio, -r..;.· ..·. ~ 45769 . Business Office Phone .. ''. '~' ' Information on emergency or service information from Mattox, West Columbia, W.Va., • Priced from $24.00 992 ·2156. Editorial Phone 992' ' ... ·' admittance to Veterans Ad- honorable discharge; whether were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ·Harrisonville Grange, were fiSJ . ·' ministration Hospitals shoUld or not an attendant or am- Robert Mattox and Edward guesis. Mr. Will was a Meigs Pos~~~~~,'~~~opostaoe paid at ·: County delegate to state National advertising be kept readily available; G. A. bulanceisneeded. TheVAwill Mattox. ''• Johnson, Meigs County only pay for transportation if The annual Sunrise service of grange. The county grange ~·.::r:gs~;r',a/~~~ 12 8~~:\n%!~~ st .. New York City. New York . Veterans Service Officer, said permillSion is asked for and the Mt. Union Church was held banquet ·was disCWISed. today. granted at this time. on the hill near the Earl Starkey Those attending a family 11 ,Seur~~cr~tiocnar~~:~s ~h~;~ The veteran should take his residence on Easter morning. gathering at the .home of Mr. available 50 cents per week; Because of the fact that no By Motornot Route where carrier , ,one can foresee when an discharge with him to the Sunday &hool and the usual and Mrs. Lavern Jordan and service available: One emergency may occur that may hospital because a formal egg hunt was held at the church family on Easter Sunday in· month Sl.75. By mall In Ohio W. Vo .• One year su.oo. Order By Phone ' require immedi"ate application for hospitalization with 17~ · attending in the eluded Mr. and Mrs. Reed and Six months S7 .25 . Three hospitalization, honorlibly willbecompletedatthehospital forenoon. Baptismal services Jeffers, Mrs. BeUlah Cordray, months s..so. Subscription And Toke Em Home were held 'tn the afternoon ne ar Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jeffers, price includes Sunday Tomes-. discharged war veterans who as ·soon as poss•'ble. sentinel. 9n5432 cannot otherwise afford the ·only a doctor can make the Langsville for Mrs. Warren Margie, Lester, Mareo and __ _ _ _ - - - - services of local hospitals need determination as to whether or Reeves, son and daughter, and Robert, Mike Lawson, Mr. and the Information handy to ,ex- riot a. m~n is an emergency a candlelight service and Mrs. Richard Jeffers, Niki, pedite emergency admittance case, The VA wiU not accept an communion were held at the Kristy and Michelle, Mrs. Faye Jordan, Mrs. Ida Dennison, to Veterans Administration emergency phone admission church in the evening. I • • Hospitals. Wives and others from anyone other than a . Mrs: Mary Collier of C!n- Larry and Jeff Birchfield, dqctor. cmnat1 spent. the weekend With Robbie Marklns, Rhonda Clark, concerned should help have the The telephone numbers of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry , Kathy Lowther David iniormation available. In an emergency; the veteran nearest VA hospitals for Culwell and other relatives Llewellyn, Joe N'elson and 'J ••. or relative should call the emergency cases are: medical- here. . . . Harold Morris. patient's doctoc immediately surgery, Huntington, area ~ode Murl Galaway accompamed arid ask him to phone the 3D4-429-1381; mental , Roxie Arbaugh and PaUline nearest VA hospital collect and Chillicothe, area code 614-773- Comer and baby daughter, Joy 'Elizabeth, to the Knox group, declare • that the emergency 1141. Anyone with questions on the !:lome Council meeUng at .the For All Occasions· exists. The doctoc should give instructions is asked to call home of Mrs. Nancy Martin, 1--::--:-::--:~:.:.::.:..:..:;.:.._ 'the following Information in his Wt WIN flowt~ri eqr Pratisville. phone call: veteran:s full name Johnson-at 992-2820. · The regular meeting of the · and addreas; VA claim number . ' ' IN 0.. Ill . _ ol IIMa-.111-1 Columbia Grange 2435 was held F e : ,.... And Gtrdt~ on Friday evening. Applications . , Tr Fii!Urlng tlli IIF Tfor membership of Mr. and Mr.s. See and lftt-drlvs 7, 10 and 12 horMJIOWir niodelelncludlng thl JUST ~RRIVED Lee Wood were read. The no-shift, no-clutch MF; 12 with • lecturer presented a proflram lutter•i Ave. p1 INJ t'Ycka Spttd Drlvs. Comt In now. Ttkt tht whtet. Thtn u~ on springtime and Easter. Mrs. Mllhd Mlhr "They Are tor a deall Norman Will and Duane, . . InCluding Beautiful" 34" ntowtl ews, . ven.t . p By ........-..--,_,,..__._ . 9 Social E fits UISl' 1 • Chester East rp... YOUR MONEY Rockets Win Meet Big Fight Sidetracked By Taxes .. ~ ....--................ .................. •2 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . • . ,, ) I ,, ............ ~~~i~® '"' . ,) :ill p:t'9 VA Policy Noted (Any wonder,·Duster is Plym6uth's suCcess_of the year?) • Astro Tires- • F78xl4"· or 15"$33.85 . . G78x14" or 15" $37.60 H78x14" or 15" $39.45 Fast one~day service -on loans up to-.. . . . . ~ Pl•rq flowtr ·511., •3500 v. iiiliti.iiiiiiliiii.ii--;.• ' You name . it ... we supply . Now that we're coming through with value like this, · · why buy anywhere else? lollae ' ' Plus Fed. & Sales Tax ' Now! lliglll 'Wo Trade In .Necessary" MODELS AVAILABLE SUPPLY 399 WEST MAIN STREET 992-2164 POMEROY, OHIO THE STORE witH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" FOR PETS - · STABLES - LARGE AND SMAt,L lAWNS GARDENS -- ROBINSON'S CLEAN.ERS BELTED FIBERGLASS 992·2039 ·' (Upon Request) . SALE! ,. AND FLORAL RINGS CLEAN 1NG Is 'FLOWERS CANDLE HOLDER BASES 2UQU R 1 YOU CAN AFFORD ONE GI~N CANDLES l';, : : :: SANDWICH .Anol,er qooJ IJu'l /1'(1;,. BaLer ' . ' Fight Results 29• ! .._._' Sarn Flpnagan, native ri. Syracuse who bel~'~~ bowling at the Pomeroy Lanes, apparently will go on .the Pro tour full time By ntED M~MANE fourth game until June 21. last · Carlos May cracked a three- w~th Rick Monday contributing Gallipolis scored single runs pitch to deep centerfield. Greg beginning In June. Flanagan moved .with his parents to . UP1 Sports Writer . year, walked two alld struck run homer in the eighth_inning a two-run single to the rally. in. the first and second innings, Clayton made a sensational Parkersliw-g while stiU In high school, Steve Carlton has figured out out five in besting Jim Bunning, to offset lour While Sox errors Jim Spencer hit a homer lor then held on.· to dafeat Visiting running . catch · _along Jim Snyder, sports editor of the Parkenburg News, Wed- his pitching problem. It was All the Phillies,- hits were and ena,ble Chicago to defeat California. Pl. Pleasant 2-1 on Memorial Chickamauga Creek, and threw nesday revieWed Sam's winter play as follows: simply a case of too many singles and three of those came .Milwaukee for the second . Field Thursday.evening. hack to Ute Infield for a double "Big Sam (he calls him Parkersburg's gilt to professional pitches in his repertoire. in the ninth inning. Joe Torre straight day. Ed Herrmann also It was the Blue Devils ninth play. bowling) competed in half a dozen PBA tournaments during tbe The 26-year-old lefthander of singled home what proved hometed for the White Sox. baseball triumph in 1Q outings ln the GAHS third, Gary Thursday's Fight Resulls winter and cashed in most of them. Now he's home for the spring the St.. Louis Cardinals, who to be the winning run for St. Vida Blue became the AL's this spring. The Big Blacks ·Ballard tripled to ~nter with break, the only time off the bowl-for-cash lroupe enjoys all year, lost 19 games last season after Louis ln the filth , first four-game winner as he By United Press International dropped to 4-5 on the year. two down, but failed to score. Willie Stargell continued his pit<: hed a live-hitter and struck SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI) The West Virginians only Johnson and Perr~ got hack-to- But'the big' 'un Is not Idle. He's practicing and competing in area winning 17 the year before, · gave u~ six hils Thursday night assaUlt on Atlanta pitching by out nine for Oakland. The Max Cohen , lii9, France, outserious threat came in the final ~ack singles in the filth, but and local tourneys. "Last weekend Sam journeyed to Columbus, Ohio for the for hts fourth consecutive cracking his lOth homer as the Athletics batted around in the poin ted Fraser Scott, 160, inning yesterday. · · again Harden sh11t the door on Cenlral Ohio Singles toumey·at Stardust Lanes. He captured the victory as he pitched the Pirates defeated the Braves fi fth inning to score five runs, Kir kland, Wash . (lO) . Mike Rawson led off the tup of Coach Jim Osborne's lads. Cardin_als to a_ 5-2 victory over Stargell's homer was his eighth the seventh. He was safe on the Perry, in chalking up his filth championship while averaging 212 pins for 13 games . in six games against the "Sam was third in the qualifier, racking up 1295 pl!ts for six the Philadelphia Phtllies. Gallians' only error. Rod win, faMed 12; walked two, and It was Carlton:s third comBraves, and it tied hint with ,-- -- - - -- -- - - - - - - - - -- --, Harden then spoiled Stan allowed I!U'ee hits. Perry also games. Then in match play, he won sixofsevengames to cop the Perry's bid for a shutout by led the Gallians at the plate with duke. A210 average was required to make Ute match game finaLs. plete game" performance, and Cincinnati's Tony Perez and he ' claims the reason for his Baltimore's Frank Robinson for And to cash, an average of 2IH was required. smashing a triple down the two hits in three trips. ''Flanagan will head back to ~ pro tour in June. First, good start i~ that he's stopped m.ost home. runs during the Harden allowed two runs on right field fotil line. T. Rollins walked, and ad: six hits. He fanned six and however; he has~ date in Ute ABC Master's tourney at Cobo HaU usmg the shder entirely and is month of April. Earl Williams hit his fourth homer for the vanced to second on F. Smith's walked one. in Detroit Sam told me, 'The way it looks now, I'll compete on the throwing mostly fastballs. "I'm throwing a lot more Braves. groundout from second ID first. Gallipolis will host Fairland entire summer tour beginning in California. And I'll probably faSiballs this year. Last year "I could care less about the With runners on second and in a non-conference game on make the winter tour also.' " I'd himg a curve or a slider and home run record '' said Starthird lind one out, S. Miller tried Memorial Field Saturday. one inning would beat me. I gel! . "What happ~ns ill break to squeeze Harden in from third Game time Is 1 p.m. IT'S TIME AGAIN to organize the Gallia-Meigs Pony League threw too many breaking balls. the recor~ except my name with Ute lying run. Harden was Sc~re By Innings: Assn. which Is a gold star el!llmple ri. inter-county cooperation in When you keep losing, you lose goes in th"- record book? caught in a rundown, then Pt. Pleasant ooo 000 1-1-3-1 athletics wtside uie fatherly supervision of the schools. I can't lled tf Gallipolis t10 000 X-2-6-1 ca ou or running out of the Winning pitcher - Perry IS- say how many years the G·M League goes back, but I'd guess at confidence] I've discarded the What'll they do put up a big slider. It's a different year. I statue?" ' baseline. 0); Loser~ Harden; Triples least to 1960. Cheshire Blways has been in it. Its membership has forgot about last year." Larry Dierker turned in a Stan Perry then fanned Ballard, .Harden; Doubles fioaledattimes; there were seasons when New Haven and Mason Perry, Boone. ErrorsDavis/ ln the only other National five-hitter ani:l Bob Watson hit Miller, his I2th strikeout victim Simmons. Sacrifices~ Burnett, had teams in. Other contlnuiRg franchises, so-to,speak, have been League games Thursday, his third homer as the Astros of the day, 'to preserve the slim Miller. E~rned Runs- GAHS t, held by Pomeroy, Mlddle~rt, and Syracuse. Last year boys from Pittsburgh beat Atisnta, 7-4, beat the Cubs for the fourth GAHS lead and victory. Pt. Pleasant 0; Double play Addison and Bidwell competed with the "big four.'' Eastern for and Houston defeated Chicago, time this season. Dierker lost ln the first inning, Perry Pt. Pleasant; Strikeouts Perry 12, Harden 6; Walks ~ 6-1. The White Sox topped his shutout in the ninth but he doubled with one out, stole Perry 2, Harden 1. Left on base several years fielded a team, but not in 1970, This year, as usual; the doors are open to boys properly Milwaukee, 4-2, and Oakland pikhed his way out of' a none third, and scored on Dave - GAHS 4, Pt. Pleasant 4. Burnett's sacrifice fly to deep Stolen bases~ Perry, Ballard. sponsored .from other communities. An eight team league has whipped California, 7-3, In Oijt, bases loaded jam to record more variety and interest than one of six. American League games. his second victory against no centerfield. To this end, league managers and sponsors of existing teams Carlton, who did not win his losses . Tom Prose scored what will nl~et Thursday, AprU 29, at 7:30 p.m. at the Bradbury proved to be the winning run In the second inning. With one out, SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (UP!) ·buUdlng in Cheshire (intersection of Rt. 7and Rt. 554) to organize Prose singled to right. Chuck -Isaac Marin, 135, Costa Rica, and draft the ~ule for 1971. All pony league managers are especially urged to attend. ,Perroud was safe on Pt. outpointed Jose Acosta, 135, Last year Pomeroy won the Pony peMant and heat back aU Pleasant's only error of the day. Venezuela (10). opposition in the league's post season tournament. Rick Boone uncorked a double' Wellston defeated Meigs 70 to Well, John Thomas ( M). to left, scoring Prose. 48 in a dual track meet at Vanlnwagen . PORTLAND, Maine (UP!)~ With runners on second and Johnny Coiley, 158, Boston, Middleport Jr. High field 200 Run (2~.0) - McKinnis, third and one out, Gallla's Mark stopped Billy Hinton, 164, New Wednesday. Grimm, Ruckle (W) . ~·~·or League Results Johnson slammed a Harden York (9). High for Meigs was Bob Mile (4.45) - Soulders (W); By Uni ed Press International Grimm with 11 poinis and Steve Si,anley (M) and Essman Nationa I League Houston 010 002 012- 6 9 0 Wayne Well was second with 10. (W ). Chicago 000 000 001~ I 5 3 Meigs had live firsts, six 2 Mile Run (11.26) - Davis, Dierker 12-0) and Hiatt; McCormick, Jenkins (W). Hands, Regan (9) and Rudolph . seconds and five thirds . High Hurdles (17.4)- Wayne Mile Relay (3.47) - Wellston . LP~Hands 11-3). HR~Watson 13rd). Well (M), Keith Vanlnwagen Pole Vault (9-6) - Vanlnwagen, Thomas, Miller (W). Atlanta 000 000 121~ 4 10 1 (M), Ford (W). High Jump (5-4) - Smith, Pittsbrgh 12t 201 oox~ 7 10 1 100 Yard Dash (10.7) West , By Unlled Pren lnternallonal Reed, McQueen 14). Herbel McKinnis (W), Grimm and Willard (W), Andy Vaughan W. L. Pel. GB Nallontl League HOUSTON (UP!) - Wilt (7) and Didier; Blass, Giusti San Francisco 12 4 .750 Easl (M). Chamberlain's chances of 18) and Sangulllen. WP-Biass Chuck Faulk (M). There's a gold rush on. for the pure grain beer 8 6 .571 3 W. L. Pel. GB Atlanta · 800 Relay (1:39) -Wellston. Nhot Put (40'6!f, ) Houston 9 7 .563 J becoming a pro fighter depend 12-0) . LP~Reed 12-2). HRsSt. Louis 10 6 .625 they call Hudepohl Gold. It gives you the 8 8 .500 4 Pittsburgh 9 6 .600 . 1f2 Los Angeles on his ability to negotiate a half- Stargell l10ty). Williams (4th) . 800 Run (2.197) - Mlck Ash Argabright, Miller, Dallas most rewarding taste In beer today. ,4 8 .333 6 Montreal 5 4 .556 w, Cincinnati million dollar contract with Phi Ia ooo lXX! 101- 2 6 2 (M), Essman (W), Joe Weber (M). 3 11 .214 8 New York 6 5 .545 l'h San Doego Discus (115-5) - .Miller, officials of the Astrodome. . St. Louis 200 010 llx~ S 10 0 Rosenbaum (M). Thursday's Results Philadelphia 4 8 .333 ' 4 180 Low Hurdles (ZU) . Argabright CliP!: (W,) . ,. 01971 THE HUDEPQHL. BREWINq COMPANY OF CII''ICIN~ATI. OKlO 1r Houston 6 Chicago 1 The officials were ready · Bunning, Wise (6), Reynolds Chicago 5 10 .333 4 ·•. ·• , • . (8) ~~d Ryan; Carlton (4-0) and ,,J ·~ ., ,;U\I:tl. r ' • , ,. ~ ojo\· Pittsburgh 7 Atlanta 4 fl .~~, •r'' Thursday to announce a 12- Simmons. LP~Bunnlng 11-2) . St. Louis 5 Philadelphia ,2 •tO round fight between the 7.2, 275IOnly games scheduled) League Today'• Probtble Pllchers pound basketball star and the 6- ChicagoAmerican 010 000 03o-- 4 7 4 IAU Times EST> OtO 000 1()(}-- 2 7 1 New York IKoosman 0-1) at 2, 215-pound Muhammad Ali, Milw Bradley, Wood. (8) and Chicago I Holism an 0-3), 2: 30 the former heavyweight p.m. champion, in the Astrodome Herrmann; Pattin, Lopez (9) San Francisco !Stone 0-0) at Jtily 26. The fighters agreed to and Roof .. WP-Bradley (2-0) . LP~Pallln (2-2) .' HRs- HerPl ilsburgh (Walker 1-1), 8 p.m. rmann !2nd), May llst) . San Diego I Phoebus 1-2) at terms in February, Atlanta IJarvis 0-2), 8 p.m. Ali, 29, also known as Cassius Oakland 101 050 ooo-- 7 9 0 100 001 OlD-- 3 5 1 Philadelphia !Lersch 1·1) at Clay, was to receive $1 million Calif Blue (4-1) and Duncan; St. Louis (Torrez 1-1), 9 p.m. or 45 per cept of the revenue, Messersmith, Wynne 15), FishLos Angeles (Oesteen 2-2) at er (7), LaRoche (9) and Moses. Cincinnati <Merritt 0-0), 8 r·m · whichever was larger, and LP~Messersmllh 11-2). HRMontreal (Morrton 1-2 at By United Press International Chamberlain, almost35, was to Spencer (3rd). Houston !Wilson 1-1), 8:30p.m. Leading Bttlon receive $500,000 or 25 per cent of SaturdtY'I Games Nallonal League the receipts. G. AB R. H. Pel. San Francisco at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago Staub, Mil 9 33 8 14 .424 A few minutes before the 3 - - - - - - - - Wdwrd, Cln 12 36 2 15 .417 San Diego at Atlanta, night p.m. · news conference and Wilms. All 9 27 7 14 .IIJ7 Phlladelpphla al St. Louis, signing ceremony was to start Smmns, St.L 16 SO 7 20 .400 night president of Astrodome in the plush .Astrodome Club, Garr, All 14 59 12 23 .m Los Angeles at Cincinnati . Championship Enterprises, Davis, LA 16 62 9 24 .387 Montreal at Houston, n[g_~t Chamberlain's accountant Mays, SF 14 47 11 18 .383 arrive(! by helicopter on the lnc., the fight promoters for the Torre, St.L t6 64 12 24 .375 Americtri League Astrodome, said there was a 50Bonds, SF 15 60 18 22 .367 E11t GB Astrodome parking lot and 50 chance the fight wotild still be Cash, Pitt 11 44 9 16 .364 Baltimore WS L. P::j advised Cham.berlain not to sign held. American League 4 · 1 unless the $500,1XXJ was tax free. Buford, Bal ~- ~~ ~~- ~3 :~si~~gton ~ : 1'h The surprised promoters, the.,.--. . . . . . . . . . .. . Tovar, Mlnn 14 60 9 22 .367 Delrolt 6 7 .462 same .ones who lost the All-Joe .1 McKnny,Chl 12 30 1 11 .367 Cleveland 5 7 .417 Rojas, KC .15 59 8 21 .356 New York Wes51 8 .385 3'h Frazier fight to a last minute $5 : million bid backed by Jack Kent ,... Vstrzmsk, Bas 13 4ll 12 17 .354 W. L. Pet. GB · Cooke of Los Angeles, wouldn't · : Egan. Chi s 20 2 7-.350 Oakland 12 5 .706 3· agree to new demands. All was Kallne, Del 13 49 9 17 .347 California B 7 .533 4 guaranteed only $400,000 tax Nrthrp, Det 13 52 12 18 .346 ~:~~=~~!; ~v, free because the government Holt. Mlnn II 38 12 13 .342 Jhnsn, Bal 11 44 7 tS .341 Kansas City 6 9 .400 Home Runs Chicag_o 6 9 .400 5 will'take60percentofhispurse in income tax. National _League: Stargell, Thursday's Results PH 10; ·Aaron, All 6; Banch, Chicago 4 Milwaukee 2 After keeping reporters, some · 7 California 3 CIn, Calbert, SO. Bonds and Oakland IOnly games scheduled) from as far away as New York, -· ' ' waiting 75 minutes, Jack .. ~~e~~~~· League: Banda, Todty's Probable Pitchers (All Times ESTI O'CoMell of the Asirodome 216 E. 2nd · Pomeroy Oak 5; Powell. Bait, Yastrzem- Chicago (John 1.3) at Boston Phone 992-5428 ' announced the postponement of . ._llliliii-liiiiiii;;.llll., ski. Bos, Spencer, Cal, North- (Sieber! 2.0), t:30 p.m. Plymouth Valiant i~cluding Dusler a leader ot Jts class in resale value which i; just nlp, Oet. Oliver, KC, Alou and Baltimore !McNally 2-0) at t~e signing. O'Connell, White, NY. Jackson. Monday California (Wright 2-2) , 11 p.m. one of lhe greal thtngs about Plymouth compacts. Our hot selling Plymouth Duster Is and Rudl, Oak 3, Delrolt (Chance 0-1) at also coming through with a bigger engine, tires, trunk, and brakes than the mini-cars, Runs Batted In National Lea~ue: Stargell, Oakland 1Segui2-0L 11 p.m. yet Duster has a low compact price. With deals like ours, no wonder sales are soaring. Cleveland (McDowell 0-2) at C Pitt 21 ; Mays, F 15; olbert, Kansas City (Drago 2-1), 8:30 Fo.r the right deal on the right compact, c'mon through the righl place. We'll come ' SO 14; Torre, St.l 13; Aaron. through for Y-'U. , All and Cardenal, St.L 12. P·'IJ.ilwaukee (P~rsons 0-2) at American League: Northrup, Washington (McLain 2. 1), s:JO AUTHORIZED DEALERS~~ CHRYSLER Det 17; Branda, Oak 13; · • 'fJjf MOTORS OOAPOA.nON Powell • Bait· Aparicio, Bos and P·'IJ.innesota 1Blylevln 2-ll at , Kltlerbrew, Mlnn 12. New York· (Kline 1-1), 8 p.m. Pitching S.turday'~ Games National League: Ups~aw, Detroit at Oakland All and Carlton. St.L 4-0; Baltimore at Calif, night 5eaver, NY 3-0, Gibson, St.L, Cleveland at Kansas City Marichal and Perry, SF 3-1. . Mil t w h 1 ht American League: Blue, Oak w a as • n g .1; Timmerman, Del 3-0; 22 Minnesota at New York 4tied with 2. Chicago at Boston ' !t , o. ' ,r" t R • . . Carlton Records . Fourth Strtiight Win ,For Cards ' + ' ' POMEROY, 0. 992-2171 -H&R Firestone . TOM RUE MOTORS 399 South 3rd Ave., ·Middleport. ·0. ' ' • '• • �• • --- _! .. 3~ Tbe Dlllf Sentinel, Mlddleport.Pumey' 0., April 23, 1t71 2-, Tile Dilly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Aprilt!, It'll .:Calley Clamor;at Piannissimo Carpenter ·N · E ;;;e::;~:~:s . . .c d JOpe.f ·. . Pt. Pleasant Threatens In hv J]het Tannehill. ----·-_______ . -Seventh ~ratne· . - .;;. __ - - - - - - - - - - - - - -...;_ --~- .... , !Helen Help Us ! 8yUIIIIedl'nR latetaau.aal drcuJaling·owre petiUons." reached.about $l?,IXX!. Wednes· about~ persons turned out for 1 1 'nle ncUy publiC ·cliimor · to . Conlrlbutions have. dropped .. .. day he said he had not.. had Joe. Hupp's · benefit dance for ... 1. . Helen Bottel I "Free Calley" that ·~ the sharply and so has the mail, time lately to go ov,e: ~e ..:~lley ~and Hupp lost $600~ __ ~·· ~ _ _ _· ~ ~0 ~f-'-'~;;...,..,;;,.,y·. WR 'EC•""G-_ . ~· _ __ _ nation followlni Ll: WlllllJiri;; Anc~erson ~ajd; noting thaHhe ' figures but he thought 1! to lie· Ten llays ago at Rochester, . Mr . . an<l lV!rs. Bob Jones, . · . ~-""......, .....,, , Calley's convl!!tion for mw:der· height of the reaction following "a lillie in excess of $15,000.'' N.Y. the Monroe County Ameri- . Bobbi, David and Cindy, of CREW NOT WELCOME • lng 22 Vletiwnese women, CaUey'scOilviction on March 29 A survey Wednesday showed can Legion established a fund Dayton spent 'the Easler NORTH 23 Dear Helen: • chlldren and old men now is for his part in the My Lai interest in Calley had waned to help pay for coilrt appeals vacation with her father, Elza : 5.3 nmandllocothy and my husband and! went to school together, only a whisper. massacre, the Legion's fund sharply sinCl! (he initial reac- for Calley. The Legion ear- McComas, at the home of her • J 92 50 we remained frie.ids after m8rriage. It was an okay "Free Caney" rallies are drive headquarters was receiv- · iion that had draft boards marked $300 of iis own money, brother-in-law and sister, Mr. -, • 876 u 2 relationship unW iheir Utile boy turned Into a house wrecker. fewer, a tecent benefit dance to lng between 300 and 500 letters resigning entoto, congressmen but Mrs. Fola Steiner; Legion and Mrs. Victoc Perry. They WEST EAST Evidently Ilocothy can't stand him alone, so she's started raise funds for the young a day. and other politicians making executive secretary, said only a also called on other relatives in • Q J JO 9 5 • 762 coming to my house to spend the day ~ constantly. This three· •au •QJI0 2 year-oldistentimesthetroublemytwokidsare. infantryofflcerinlowafiopped, "Now we are down to 100 to angry speeches and President one-dollar donation has been the area . 3 76 an American Legion post In 150 letters a day and that is not Nixon intervening to remove received. Mr. and Mrs. Allred Rice, : ~; After one of their visits, I'm done for. He carries my pots and 10 9 New York ·State indicates It is good," Anderson said. "We are Calley from the guardhouse and "I'm more concerned with Ricky and Steve Rice, and · l tin · th H is · to · more intere,ted .in a baseball going to have to work harder." install him in his comfortable our baseball dinner right now," friend , of Columbus, were SOUTH (Dl pans aU over the house, even sp t g m , em. e ge m my dinner now and the ambillous Anderson said a week ago the ,post bachelor quarters. Mrs. Steiner said. Easter guests of Mrs. Rice's : ~ ~4 3 spices, sprinkling them all ilver everythir\g -there's nothing he drive to raise a $\OO,IXXJ defense "Free Calley" defense fund had At Sioux City, Iowa, only parenis, Mr. and Mrs. William • A Q 104 cail't climb to. He pulls things out of drawers, draW!f on the wall, fund begun by a Georgia Culwell. Another daughter and •AJ bangi;itheplanoandmessesuptheco)orandtuningonTV. veterans group still is about interest In the south. family, Mr . .and Mrs. Dwaine Both vulnerable , My children can't nap for the noise and besides, he beats up on • ,. ~ sh t 8CI.De · Ve J d B d K 'th · W t North ~--t South them. Now she's started b,.;naing ,- ...,,....., or . . . Mr. and Mrs. ·Btu McKenzie or an ; ryan an et ' were •• ·-... their spoiled dog along, and ,he · s 'gnift ' cant perhaps d' a ests · 2 N.T. "has to stay 'de or he'll run a_way." The two seem possessed by More •· • and children of Gallipolis were mner .u · Pass politicians are talking •less By Mrs. FranciJMorriB Badgley. In the liusiness guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Perry Pass 3 N.T Pass Pass the same devil, the only difference being the boy doesn't tear up •: about "the CaUey injustice." Miss Vera Beegle is a session, the nominating com- Roy Riffle. and granddaughter, Mona, pillow~ with his teeth, or lap water out of the john. Neither is ' 11 t · Opening lead- · Q '"J'hings are not as good as penumonta pa en m Veterans mittee named the new officers: Franc.es Philson of Antiquity Hilliards, spent the weekend at tDtaUy housebroken. they once were," said Dr. Max Memorial Hospital. chainnan, Dorothy Badgley; and her daughter and grand- their farm here. By Oswald & James Jacoby I can't pretend I'm not home, because my.car is parked out in Anderson, a chiropractor and Returning home froiD vice chainnan, . Ura Morris; daughter of Cleveland spent Those enjoying a family front and, though we've stopped visiting Tim and Dorothy, they Korean War veteran who Veterans Memorial Hospital secretary-treasurer, Ullian Sun<jay with Mr. and Mrs. John gathering at the home of Mr. Today's very simple hand don'tget the hint. I am not the type wsay anything, so what can I colilmands American Legion were Mrs. Ben Shaffer, Rev. Hayman; White Cross chair· Arnott. and Mrs. James Gaston in- is taken from Dorothy Hay- do wlie.n 1 see my house and nerves fallin• apart? ... While · Cha 1 N · d Mr J 1 Edn k Lo Gilt den's Play." book ; "Winning De- Ilocothy sits calmly ignoring her brats though• she must shout to Post 35 at Columbus, Ga., a res orns an s. os e man, a Pic ens; ve Mr. and Mrs. Brian Simpson eluded Arthur Gaston, Mr. and clarer short distance from Ft.lleJining Roush. chainnan, Marie Roush. 01• and Lisa of Baltinlore were here Mrs. Charles Gaston, Roy and The bidding is strai~htfor- be heard? ~ UVING IN DREAD · where Calley is ~ld confined ID Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack ficers will be installed May 4 at for the weekend and their son, Debbie! Jerry Kelly, Mr. and ward. North doesn't bother Dear Dread : Change your type and SAY SOMETHING. What have you got to quarters while his convlcUon Cospent b Easter weekend in the B. M. Sayre Missionary Darin,.accompanied them home Mrs. Rt~hard Ga~ton, Mr. an_d with his six-card club suit 1urn us and celebrated their Society at the church. A Love after spendin• a week wt' th ht's Mrs. Clifford Smtih and Nellie because his ace and J'ack and life at hard labor prison • loseexceptafriendshipyoumayhaveoutgrown?~H. , : sentence are being reviewed. go)den weddln g ann iversary. A Gift program and offering grandparents Mr. and Mrs. of Athens, David Hess of don't indicate any slam pos"Our big problem,is to keep family dinner was held on followed with Mrs. Marie Roush Ralph Badgl~y. Springfield, Byron Gaston, Mrs. sibilities. Dear Helen: ,: up_ public sentimen~, ~erson Sunday In a restaurant in ob- in charge. 'l'wo songs were sung Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Mo.rris Karen Johnson and children, South ·wins the spade lead I work in an office full of men. They discuss the cra~iest things, ,; said Wedneaday.. . Were writ- servance of the anniversary. All by young Mark Simpson, of Athens, Mrs. Elsie Roush and Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Patil ~h~~mh~Yi!:sh~~nng~ncg~oyic!i The.other day they were naming what appealed to them first ,: 1ng aU persons wlto signed their five children famllies grandson of Grella, The Mrs. Marie Chapman of Gaston and family and Ricky that six,card club suit, but about females. One said, "I'm a waist man." Of course, there tte dell Mr dand u - Hank meeting closed with prayer. Pomeroy called on Mr. and McDaniel, Albany. sees that there is just about ' earlier peUti~ ,to get them a n : · an .....~.. , Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Refreshments were served by Mr F · · S Mr and Mrs Ross Knox of no chance to do anything were several who said Ute usual thlligs. Another added, "I'm a leg . . Sptr'e.1, Miss Marahelle Sharp- Mr s. Simpson. s. ranc1s Moms, unday Springfield · · afternoon. visited with the with it. Then where can he man myself," and one brought a laugh by proclaiming he was "an '•' ankle man." LewisSmithlamllyonSaturday get nine tricks? ''•· 11.PLANT" ~ nack, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mrs. Donald BradBut Helen, not one of those guys said anything about being Sharpnack, Jr. and children, all ford of Detroit, Mich., visited afternoon. He starts with two spades, ' of Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradford, Fre_d Wilson, Chelsea, Mich., two hearts, a· club and some attracted to a woman because he liked her FACE. I' Willi Sha ~-ck d famU diamonds. If he can bring in Here we spend hundreds of dollars on creams and makeup, and ' am 8!1 · Y Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford and Attendance at Nazarene was a guest at the home of Mr. aU four diamonds he will ' holD'S applying them ~and men check out everything else first. of Peru, Ind; Mr. and Mrs. George Deem. Sunday &hool Aprill8 was 70. and Mrs . Lavern Jordan have his nine. If not he will ' Doesn't a pretty face have any drawing power?~NO BODY Mrs. Isabel Simpson was They were enroute home after a Offering was $13.70. Tuesday until Thursday, be down one. " , hostess at her home Friday trip In West Virginia. Mrs. Weber Thoma and Mrs. Mrs. Cecil Blackw.ood and How does he go about get- SPECIAL evening, April 16, lor the Mr. and ·l'ilrs. Roy Funk and Freda Miller took dinner with daughter, Lisa Dye, Carrabelie, ling four diamond tricks? Dear No : Booster Class .of the Baptist son, Sean, of Columbus spent Mrs .. Georgi~:~ Thoma and Fla., spent the Easter vacation One way is to slap 'the ace . Let's put it this way: A pretty face has much MORE drawing I'' Church' &hool. The program Easter with her parents, Mr. helped her celebrate her bir- with her son and daug!tter-in- on the table. If the singleton power if it heads up a great body. Wbi<;h is one of the reasons diet •' thday. Audrey · woode called in law, Mr. and Mrs. Thad Daye, ~inSert~~psw~~ ~~~ t~e ~~~e~:e and exercise books are best sellers. -H. ;; here and watch it was presented by Mrs. Grella and Mrs. Jake Holman. · Simpson, After groul> slnglrig Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cleland the allernoon. and called on Mr. and Mrs. Dale a~ainst the king so he must :; "bloom"! Earn at our ;. cu,rrent annual r.ate of "Love Lifted Me'',scripture and two daughters of New Mrs. Erma Heilman spent Dye, and her uncles, Paul and lead a diamond from dum- Dear Helen: reading was John 16:25-33 and a Cumberland, W. Va., spent a from Monday night till Friday w. c. Peck. On Easter they my. I am divor~, have three children and am living with my ' 4%% or 5% reading on the resurrection. week with his parents, Mr. and night with her granddaughter , joined members of the Dye Which one should he lead? mother, who Uti!lks I'm still her tittle girl. · Other readings were Missing Mrs, Walter Cleland. Mrs". Bill Cogar and fam 1·ty of family at the home of Mr. and • Sbe can't stand the man I'm going to marry, so she won't allow Ph s The answer is. th.e nine. If " on 6-month savings Cup, Be YourseH, ""' , ..e one unday afternoon guesis of Minersville. Mrs. Clyde Walker in Thurman the king' covers, well and him to see me except one evening and one afternoon a week. She certificates. Call, Crowded Ways of Ufe, Mrs.HowardNeiglerwereJune Rev . Grate is hospitalized at lor a dinner there. Others good. If the king doesn't won't let me see my girl friends, or look for a house to rent. She Twelve Thoughts to Live By, Nelgler and Phil Miller of Holzer Medical Center and Mrs. present were Mr. and Mrs. Dale cover he repeats the finesse Meigs Co. Branch Ufe is A Cathedral and Three Columbus, Bob Palmer and Charley Bissell at Pleasant Dye and Mr. and Mrs. Thad with the jack and plays the checks the speedometer on the car when I'm allowed to borrow It, Gifts. Other hymns were Love Shirlee Neigler of Parkersburg, Valley Hospital. Dye, local ; Mr. and Mrs. Grant 10 from his han d. This which Isn't often. Usually ~e has the garage door padlocked (not ''' Divine and My Jesus I Love Maude Johnson and Josie Mace! Barton and children Price and Dan, Columbus; Mr. makes it possible for him to trusting me) and she won't even give me~ house key because she ' "' Thee, The program closed with Pickens of Syracuse. spent Saturday with her and Mrs. Glen Irwin and family, l~~dt~~a':h~~~s tt~~ ~~'d'i:~ wants to know when I come in on Ute few nights I go out. If I try to ' · thoughts on love and prayer, Mr. Thomas Hylbert ,of mother, Mrs. Jane Smith of Marysville; and Mr. and Mrs. started by playing the jack talk it out, she yells. Help. - D.G.C. ''I' ,...,,, County During the soclal ·hour, contest LancasterwenttoHuntington to Silver Ridge and helped her Chester Baumgardner and · he would not have been able Dear D.: ''i Brtnc:ll Of Even if your fiance can't marry you right away, he can at least games ,were played and Mrs. bring his aunt, Mrs. Ed!J3 celebrate her birthday. family, coshocton. . to repeat the finesse the .' The Alhtnl County, ,L Simpson ~rved lovely refresh· Hayman here to visit Mr. and The Price sale was well ·at- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ross and third lime and East would help you find a job, an aparlroent, and a way out of "jail." And S.vlng1 & LOin Co. ments. Mrs. Critt Bradford and Mrs. tended . family of Circleville and Mr. haye s~ved his ki,ng. soon- ory9u.!I),B.y l!e ,MIIJ!la'sllttle gU:l.all r,pw; life! -H.- ., stcond ~t. The Esther Missionary Circle Esther Piper. . , Mrs. Viola Moon and Freda and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and A s!mple play indeed,, but Pomeroy; Ohio met Monday evening,-Aprll19, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Davidson, Miller of Chester spent a day family, local, were Easler one that is f r e que n t1 y with Mrs. Grella Simpson, Shelly and Toyna, of Newport, recently with Mr . and Mrs. guesis of their parenis, Mr. and missed . BffiTH ANNOUNCED The Rotary Club received • hostess, at her home. Devotions Ohio, spent Easter with Mr. and Charley Betzing of Tuppers Mrs . William Cheadle, Af(NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE .USN. I PORTLAND Mr. and Mrs: its name from an early prac! ~.;;:;:;..~~' were in charge of Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. John Arnott. Plains. ternoon callers at the Cheadle tice of meeting at each Patil Larry Smith (Georgia ; ~. Mr · and Mrs. Carol Sayre Richard Frost of Michigan home were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Deem) of Chester (or Pomeroy member's home in rotation. ;~ ----~ have returned from Florida for spent the Easter vacation here Jeffers and -family. Rt. 3) are announcing the birth The bidding has been·. the Summer · with his parnets, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Byrd and South of a son, Patil Larry Smith Jr., ••• Mrs. Marion Knightstep and Wijlis Frost and Jeanie. children have moved from the West North East a Friday, April 9 at Pleasant Alicia of Columbus were Mrs. Viola Moon and Freda Lavern Jordan house to a Pass 4• !'ass ? Valley Hospital in Pl. Pleasant. weekend guests of her mother, Miller spent Monday with Mr. trailer home near Mr. and Mrs. You, South, hold: Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . •• Mrs. Lavinia Sinlpson, and Mrs. Oscar Dillinger ·of Jewell Jones. •A K Q J 54 •K J3 2 •6 5 George Deem, Portland; Mrs . • •• Mrs. Connie VanMatre of South Canaan Road, Guysville. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frazier, What do you do now? Ruth Taylor, Chester, and •' West Columbia was a weekend Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thoma and Gallipolis, Susan Frazier and A~Pass. Your partner is not Goldie Clendenin of Portland. guest Of Mr · and Mrs · Gordon family· of Flatwoods Road spent Pamela Smith, Ohio State likely to hold two aces for bls •• The Smiths have a five-year-old A ring only a mother could love four spode call. Wes t and fami'1Y· Sunday afternoon and evening University students , visited daughter, Peggie Sue. This beautifully fashioned gold ring is a Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crow with their moth~r . Mrs, Georgia with Mrs. Goldie GiUogly and TODAY'S QUESTION •• wonderful way for mothers to count their accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Thoma. other relatives in the area on Your partner opens one club. blessings. with a birthstone for each child. Donald McCullough of Belpre to Gladys Carruthers and Saturday. What do you do with: Baton Rouge, La., where they daughter of Canton came Mr. and Mrs. Richard Par- • 7543 • 8632 +AKQ • 74 Available immediately in white or yellow 1.0K l gold with up to 14 synthetic birth~tones. and were guests of Mr · and Mrs. Sunday to spend a week with sons and Ricky, Dayton, visited The Daily Sentinel Home of ' I. 0 0 even a genuine diamond, too. It'S an idea Wes White. They also toured her mother, Mrs. Doris Marks with Mrs . Parson's aunt, Mrs. ~~n:~lT cJ~E ·1 everybody likes. but only a mother could love . NewOrleansandotherpointsof and Becky. Murl Galaway, during the We do notfavor talks that MEIGS-MASON AREA ' ·' rhe Fabulous resemble fencing matches. CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, .r.·.l Easter weekend. What we want are serious E•oc. Ed. . >~: .·~· •t,• ... r;,; •· " .. Mr. and Mrs. John Richard negotiations. ROBERT HOEFLICH, .r ........... ·' ,.,.,, City Editor .. ,. - ~~ A '"' .. · Mattox, Lynn Ella and John ·_ndrei ~- Gro!"pko, SoPublished doily e<cept •""''£.' .. , . , ' Strl•' KT I •: Richard, Jr., Huntington, w. VIet fore~gn mt~ISter, on Saturday by The Ohio Valley f) • • • • • • • ' ·. { ~·~'-' . nd Mr. and Mrs. w.·u,·am U.S.-Samet relations. Publishing Company , Ill ., <· Va.' a ., . • Court St ., Pomeroy , Ohio, -r..;.· ..·. ~ 45769 . Business Office Phone .. ''. '~' ' Information on emergency or service information from Mattox, West Columbia, W.Va., • Priced from $24.00 992 ·2156. Editorial Phone 992' ' ... ·' admittance to Veterans Ad- honorable discharge; whether were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ·Harrisonville Grange, were fiSJ . ·' ministration Hospitals shoUld or not an attendant or am- Robert Mattox and Edward guesis. Mr. Will was a Meigs Pos~~~~~,'~~~opostaoe paid at ·: County delegate to state National advertising be kept readily available; G. A. bulanceisneeded. TheVAwill Mattox. ''• Johnson, Meigs County only pay for transportation if The annual Sunrise service of grange. The county grange ~·.::r:gs~;r',a/~~~ 12 8~~:\n%!~~ st .. New York City. New York . Veterans Service Officer, said permillSion is asked for and the Mt. Union Church was held banquet ·was disCWISed. today. granted at this time. on the hill near the Earl Starkey Those attending a family 11 ,Seur~~cr~tiocnar~~:~s ~h~;~ The veteran should take his residence on Easter morning. gathering at the .home of Mr. available 50 cents per week; Because of the fact that no By Motornot Route where carrier , ,one can foresee when an discharge with him to the Sunday &hool and the usual and Mrs. Lavern Jordan and service available: One emergency may occur that may hospital because a formal egg hunt was held at the church family on Easter Sunday in· month Sl.75. By mall In Ohio W. Vo .• One year su.oo. Order By Phone ' require immedi"ate application for hospitalization with 17~ · attending in the eluded Mr. and Mrs. Reed and Six months S7 .25 . Three hospitalization, honorlibly willbecompletedatthehospital forenoon. Baptismal services Jeffers, Mrs. BeUlah Cordray, months s..so. Subscription And Toke Em Home were held 'tn the afternoon ne ar Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jeffers, price includes Sunday Tomes-. discharged war veterans who as ·soon as poss•'ble. sentinel. 9n5432 cannot otherwise afford the ·only a doctor can make the Langsville for Mrs. Warren Margie, Lester, Mareo and __ _ _ _ - - - - services of local hospitals need determination as to whether or Reeves, son and daughter, and Robert, Mike Lawson, Mr. and the Information handy to ,ex- riot a. m~n is an emergency a candlelight service and Mrs. Richard Jeffers, Niki, pedite emergency admittance case, The VA wiU not accept an communion were held at the Kristy and Michelle, Mrs. Faye Jordan, Mrs. Ida Dennison, to Veterans Administration emergency phone admission church in the evening. I • • Hospitals. Wives and others from anyone other than a . Mrs: Mary Collier of C!n- Larry and Jeff Birchfield, dqctor. cmnat1 spent. the weekend With Robbie Marklns, Rhonda Clark, concerned should help have the The telephone numbers of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry , Kathy Lowther David iniormation available. In an emergency; the veteran nearest VA hospitals for Culwell and other relatives Llewellyn, Joe N'elson and 'J ••. or relative should call the emergency cases are: medical- here. . . . Harold Morris. patient's doctoc immediately surgery, Huntington, area ~ode Murl Galaway accompamed arid ask him to phone the 3D4-429-1381; mental , Roxie Arbaugh and PaUline nearest VA hospital collect and Chillicothe, area code 614-773- Comer and baby daughter, Joy 'Elizabeth, to the Knox group, declare • that the emergency 1141. Anyone with questions on the !:lome Council meeUng at .the For All Occasions· exists. The doctoc should give instructions is asked to call home of Mrs. Nancy Martin, 1--::--:-::--:~:.:.::.:..:..:;.:.._ 'the following Information in his Wt WIN flowt~ri eqr Pratisville. phone call: veteran:s full name Johnson-at 992-2820. · The regular meeting of the · and addreas; VA claim number . ' ' IN 0.. Ill . _ ol IIMa-.111-1 Columbia Grange 2435 was held F e : ,.... And Gtrdt~ on Friday evening. Applications . , Tr Fii!Urlng tlli IIF Tfor membership of Mr. and Mr.s. See and lftt-drlvs 7, 10 and 12 horMJIOWir niodelelncludlng thl JUST ~RRIVED Lee Wood were read. The no-shift, no-clutch MF; 12 with • lecturer presented a proflram lutter•i Ave. p1 INJ t'Ycka Spttd Drlvs. Comt In now. Ttkt tht whtet. Thtn u~ on springtime and Easter. Mrs. Mllhd Mlhr "They Are tor a deall Norman Will and Duane, . . InCluding Beautiful" 34" ntowtl ews, . ven.t . p By ........-..--,_,,..__._ . 9 Social E fits UISl' 1 • Chester East rp... YOUR MONEY Rockets Win Meet Big Fight Sidetracked By Taxes .. ~ ....--................ .................. •2 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . • . ,, ) I ,, ............ ~~~i~® '"' . ,) :ill p:t'9 VA Policy Noted (Any wonder,·Duster is Plym6uth's suCcess_of the year?) • Astro Tires- • F78xl4"· or 15"$33.85 . . G78x14" or 15" $37.60 H78x14" or 15" $39.45 Fast one~day service -on loans up to-.. . . . . ~ Pl•rq flowtr ·511., •3500 v. iiiliti.iiiiiiliiii.ii--;.• ' You name . it ... we supply . Now that we're coming through with value like this, · · why buy anywhere else? lollae ' ' Plus Fed. & Sales Tax ' Now! lliglll 'Wo Trade In .Necessary" MODELS AVAILABLE SUPPLY 399 WEST MAIN STREET 992-2164 POMEROY, OHIO THE STORE witH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" FOR PETS - · STABLES - LARGE AND SMAt,L lAWNS GARDENS -- ROBINSON'S CLEAN.ERS BELTED FIBERGLASS 992·2039 ·' (Upon Request) . SALE! ,. AND FLORAL RINGS CLEAN 1NG Is 'FLOWERS CANDLE HOLDER BASES 2UQU R 1 YOU CAN AFFORD ONE GI~N CANDLES l';, : : :: SANDWICH .Anol,er qooJ IJu'l /1'(1;,. BaLer ' . ' Fight Results 29• ! .._._' Sarn Flpnagan, native ri. Syracuse who bel~'~~ bowling at the Pomeroy Lanes, apparently will go on .the Pro tour full time By ntED M~MANE fourth game until June 21. last · Carlos May cracked a three- w~th Rick Monday contributing Gallipolis scored single runs pitch to deep centerfield. Greg beginning In June. Flanagan moved .with his parents to . UP1 Sports Writer . year, walked two alld struck run homer in the eighth_inning a two-run single to the rally. in. the first and second innings, Clayton made a sensational Parkersliw-g while stiU In high school, Steve Carlton has figured out out five in besting Jim Bunning, to offset lour While Sox errors Jim Spencer hit a homer lor then held on.· to dafeat Visiting running . catch · _along Jim Snyder, sports editor of the Parkenburg News, Wed- his pitching problem. It was All the Phillies,- hits were and ena,ble Chicago to defeat California. Pl. Pleasant 2-1 on Memorial Chickamauga Creek, and threw nesday revieWed Sam's winter play as follows: simply a case of too many singles and three of those came .Milwaukee for the second . Field Thursday.evening. hack to Ute Infield for a double "Big Sam (he calls him Parkersburg's gilt to professional pitches in his repertoire. in the ninth inning. Joe Torre straight day. Ed Herrmann also It was the Blue Devils ninth play. bowling) competed in half a dozen PBA tournaments during tbe The 26-year-old lefthander of singled home what proved hometed for the White Sox. baseball triumph in 1Q outings ln the GAHS third, Gary Thursday's Fight Resulls winter and cashed in most of them. Now he's home for the spring the St.. Louis Cardinals, who to be the winning run for St. Vida Blue became the AL's this spring. The Big Blacks ·Ballard tripled to ~nter with break, the only time off the bowl-for-cash lroupe enjoys all year, lost 19 games last season after Louis ln the filth , first four-game winner as he By United Press International dropped to 4-5 on the year. two down, but failed to score. Willie Stargell continued his pit<: hed a live-hitter and struck SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI) The West Virginians only Johnson and Perr~ got hack-to- But'the big' 'un Is not Idle. He's practicing and competing in area winning 17 the year before, · gave u~ six hils Thursday night assaUlt on Atlanta pitching by out nine for Oakland. The Max Cohen , lii9, France, outserious threat came in the final ~ack singles in the filth, but and local tourneys. "Last weekend Sam journeyed to Columbus, Ohio for the for hts fourth consecutive cracking his lOth homer as the Athletics batted around in the poin ted Fraser Scott, 160, inning yesterday. · · again Harden sh11t the door on Cenlral Ohio Singles toumey·at Stardust Lanes. He captured the victory as he pitched the Pirates defeated the Braves fi fth inning to score five runs, Kir kland, Wash . (lO) . Mike Rawson led off the tup of Coach Jim Osborne's lads. Cardin_als to a_ 5-2 victory over Stargell's homer was his eighth the seventh. He was safe on the Perry, in chalking up his filth championship while averaging 212 pins for 13 games . in six games against the "Sam was third in the qualifier, racking up 1295 pl!ts for six the Philadelphia Phtllies. Gallians' only error. Rod win, faMed 12; walked two, and It was Carlton:s third comBraves, and it tied hint with ,-- -- - - -- -- - - - - - - - - -- --, Harden then spoiled Stan allowed I!U'ee hits. Perry also games. Then in match play, he won sixofsevengames to cop the Perry's bid for a shutout by led the Gallians at the plate with duke. A210 average was required to make Ute match game finaLs. plete game" performance, and Cincinnati's Tony Perez and he ' claims the reason for his Baltimore's Frank Robinson for And to cash, an average of 2IH was required. smashing a triple down the two hits in three trips. ''Flanagan will head back to ~ pro tour in June. First, good start i~ that he's stopped m.ost home. runs during the Harden allowed two runs on right field fotil line. T. Rollins walked, and ad: six hits. He fanned six and however; he has~ date in Ute ABC Master's tourney at Cobo HaU usmg the shder entirely and is month of April. Earl Williams hit his fourth homer for the vanced to second on F. Smith's walked one. in Detroit Sam told me, 'The way it looks now, I'll compete on the throwing mostly fastballs. "I'm throwing a lot more Braves. groundout from second ID first. Gallipolis will host Fairland entire summer tour beginning in California. And I'll probably faSiballs this year. Last year "I could care less about the With runners on second and in a non-conference game on make the winter tour also.' " I'd himg a curve or a slider and home run record '' said Starthird lind one out, S. Miller tried Memorial Field Saturday. one inning would beat me. I gel! . "What happ~ns ill break to squeeze Harden in from third Game time Is 1 p.m. IT'S TIME AGAIN to organize the Gallia-Meigs Pony League threw too many breaking balls. the recor~ except my name with Ute lying run. Harden was Sc~re By Innings: Assn. which Is a gold star el!llmple ri. inter-county cooperation in When you keep losing, you lose goes in th"- record book? caught in a rundown, then Pt. Pleasant ooo 000 1-1-3-1 athletics wtside uie fatherly supervision of the schools. I can't lled tf Gallipolis t10 000 X-2-6-1 ca ou or running out of the Winning pitcher - Perry IS- say how many years the G·M League goes back, but I'd guess at confidence] I've discarded the What'll they do put up a big slider. It's a different year. I statue?" ' baseline. 0); Loser~ Harden; Triples least to 1960. Cheshire Blways has been in it. Its membership has forgot about last year." Larry Dierker turned in a Stan Perry then fanned Ballard, .Harden; Doubles fioaledattimes; there were seasons when New Haven and Mason Perry, Boone. ErrorsDavis/ ln the only other National five-hitter ani:l Bob Watson hit Miller, his I2th strikeout victim Simmons. Sacrifices~ Burnett, had teams in. Other contlnuiRg franchises, so-to,speak, have been League games Thursday, his third homer as the Astros of the day, 'to preserve the slim Miller. E~rned Runs- GAHS t, held by Pomeroy, Mlddle~rt, and Syracuse. Last year boys from Pittsburgh beat Atisnta, 7-4, beat the Cubs for the fourth GAHS lead and victory. Pt. Pleasant 0; Double play Addison and Bidwell competed with the "big four.'' Eastern for and Houston defeated Chicago, time this season. Dierker lost ln the first inning, Perry Pt. Pleasant; Strikeouts Perry 12, Harden 6; Walks ~ 6-1. The White Sox topped his shutout in the ninth but he doubled with one out, stole Perry 2, Harden 1. Left on base several years fielded a team, but not in 1970, This year, as usual; the doors are open to boys properly Milwaukee, 4-2, and Oakland pikhed his way out of' a none third, and scored on Dave - GAHS 4, Pt. Pleasant 4. Burnett's sacrifice fly to deep Stolen bases~ Perry, Ballard. sponsored .from other communities. An eight team league has whipped California, 7-3, In Oijt, bases loaded jam to record more variety and interest than one of six. American League games. his second victory against no centerfield. To this end, league managers and sponsors of existing teams Carlton, who did not win his losses . Tom Prose scored what will nl~et Thursday, AprU 29, at 7:30 p.m. at the Bradbury proved to be the winning run In the second inning. With one out, SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (UP!) ·buUdlng in Cheshire (intersection of Rt. 7and Rt. 554) to organize Prose singled to right. Chuck -Isaac Marin, 135, Costa Rica, and draft the ~ule for 1971. All pony league managers are especially urged to attend. ,Perroud was safe on Pt. outpointed Jose Acosta, 135, Last year Pomeroy won the Pony peMant and heat back aU Pleasant's only error of the day. Venezuela (10). opposition in the league's post season tournament. Rick Boone uncorked a double' Wellston defeated Meigs 70 to Well, John Thomas ( M). to left, scoring Prose. 48 in a dual track meet at Vanlnwagen . PORTLAND, Maine (UP!)~ With runners on second and Johnny Coiley, 158, Boston, Middleport Jr. High field 200 Run (2~.0) - McKinnis, third and one out, Gallla's Mark stopped Billy Hinton, 164, New Wednesday. Grimm, Ruckle (W) . ~·~·or League Results Johnson slammed a Harden York (9). High for Meigs was Bob Mile (4.45) - Soulders (W); By Uni ed Press International Grimm with 11 poinis and Steve Si,anley (M) and Essman Nationa I League Houston 010 002 012- 6 9 0 Wayne Well was second with 10. (W ). Chicago 000 000 001~ I 5 3 Meigs had live firsts, six 2 Mile Run (11.26) - Davis, Dierker 12-0) and Hiatt; McCormick, Jenkins (W). Hands, Regan (9) and Rudolph . seconds and five thirds . High Hurdles (17.4)- Wayne Mile Relay (3.47) - Wellston . LP~Hands 11-3). HR~Watson 13rd). Well (M), Keith Vanlnwagen Pole Vault (9-6) - Vanlnwagen, Thomas, Miller (W). Atlanta 000 000 121~ 4 10 1 (M), Ford (W). High Jump (5-4) - Smith, Pittsbrgh 12t 201 oox~ 7 10 1 100 Yard Dash (10.7) West , By Unlled Pren lnternallonal Reed, McQueen 14). Herbel McKinnis (W), Grimm and Willard (W), Andy Vaughan W. L. Pel. GB Nallontl League HOUSTON (UP!) - Wilt (7) and Didier; Blass, Giusti San Francisco 12 4 .750 Easl (M). Chamberlain's chances of 18) and Sangulllen. WP-Biass Chuck Faulk (M). There's a gold rush on. for the pure grain beer 8 6 .571 3 W. L. Pel. GB Atlanta · 800 Relay (1:39) -Wellston. Nhot Put (40'6!f, ) Houston 9 7 .563 J becoming a pro fighter depend 12-0) . LP~Reed 12-2). HRsSt. Louis 10 6 .625 they call Hudepohl Gold. It gives you the 8 8 .500 4 Pittsburgh 9 6 .600 . 1f2 Los Angeles on his ability to negotiate a half- Stargell l10ty). Williams (4th) . 800 Run (2.197) - Mlck Ash Argabright, Miller, Dallas most rewarding taste In beer today. ,4 8 .333 6 Montreal 5 4 .556 w, Cincinnati million dollar contract with Phi Ia ooo lXX! 101- 2 6 2 (M), Essman (W), Joe Weber (M). 3 11 .214 8 New York 6 5 .545 l'h San Doego Discus (115-5) - .Miller, officials of the Astrodome. . St. Louis 200 010 llx~ S 10 0 Rosenbaum (M). Thursday's Results Philadelphia 4 8 .333 ' 4 180 Low Hurdles (ZU) . Argabright CliP!: (W,) . ,. 01971 THE HUDEPQHL. BREWINq COMPANY OF CII''ICIN~ATI. OKlO 1r Houston 6 Chicago 1 The officials were ready · Bunning, Wise (6), Reynolds Chicago 5 10 .333 4 ·•. ·• , • . (8) ~~d Ryan; Carlton (4-0) and ,,J ·~ ., ,;U\I:tl. r ' • , ,. ~ ojo\· Pittsburgh 7 Atlanta 4 fl .~~, •r'' Thursday to announce a 12- Simmons. LP~Bunnlng 11-2) . St. Louis 5 Philadelphia ,2 •tO round fight between the 7.2, 275IOnly games scheduled) League Today'• Probtble Pllchers pound basketball star and the 6- ChicagoAmerican 010 000 03o-- 4 7 4 IAU Times EST> OtO 000 1()(}-- 2 7 1 New York IKoosman 0-1) at 2, 215-pound Muhammad Ali, Milw Bradley, Wood. (8) and Chicago I Holism an 0-3), 2: 30 the former heavyweight p.m. champion, in the Astrodome Herrmann; Pattin, Lopez (9) San Francisco !Stone 0-0) at Jtily 26. The fighters agreed to and Roof .. WP-Bradley (2-0) . LP~Pallln (2-2) .' HRs- HerPl ilsburgh (Walker 1-1), 8 p.m. rmann !2nd), May llst) . San Diego I Phoebus 1-2) at terms in February, Atlanta IJarvis 0-2), 8 p.m. Ali, 29, also known as Cassius Oakland 101 050 ooo-- 7 9 0 100 001 OlD-- 3 5 1 Philadelphia !Lersch 1·1) at Clay, was to receive $1 million Calif Blue (4-1) and Duncan; St. Louis (Torrez 1-1), 9 p.m. or 45 per cept of the revenue, Messersmith, Wynne 15), FishLos Angeles (Oesteen 2-2) at er (7), LaRoche (9) and Moses. Cincinnati <Merritt 0-0), 8 r·m · whichever was larger, and LP~Messersmllh 11-2). HRMontreal (Morrton 1-2 at By United Press International Chamberlain, almost35, was to Spencer (3rd). Houston !Wilson 1-1), 8:30p.m. Leading Bttlon receive $500,000 or 25 per cent of SaturdtY'I Games Nallonal League the receipts. G. AB R. H. Pel. San Francisco at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago Staub, Mil 9 33 8 14 .424 A few minutes before the 3 - - - - - - - - Wdwrd, Cln 12 36 2 15 .417 San Diego at Atlanta, night p.m. · news conference and Wilms. All 9 27 7 14 .IIJ7 Phlladelpphla al St. Louis, signing ceremony was to start Smmns, St.L 16 SO 7 20 .400 night president of Astrodome in the plush .Astrodome Club, Garr, All 14 59 12 23 .m Los Angeles at Cincinnati . Championship Enterprises, Davis, LA 16 62 9 24 .387 Montreal at Houston, n[g_~t Chamberlain's accountant Mays, SF 14 47 11 18 .383 arrive(! by helicopter on the lnc., the fight promoters for the Torre, St.L t6 64 12 24 .375 Americtri League Astrodome, said there was a 50Bonds, SF 15 60 18 22 .367 E11t GB Astrodome parking lot and 50 chance the fight wotild still be Cash, Pitt 11 44 9 16 .364 Baltimore WS L. P::j advised Cham.berlain not to sign held. American League 4 · 1 unless the $500,1XXJ was tax free. Buford, Bal ~- ~~ ~~- ~3 :~si~~gton ~ : 1'h The surprised promoters, the.,.--. . . . . . . . . . .. . Tovar, Mlnn 14 60 9 22 .367 Delrolt 6 7 .462 same .ones who lost the All-Joe .1 McKnny,Chl 12 30 1 11 .367 Cleveland 5 7 .417 Rojas, KC .15 59 8 21 .356 New York Wes51 8 .385 3'h Frazier fight to a last minute $5 : million bid backed by Jack Kent ,... Vstrzmsk, Bas 13 4ll 12 17 .354 W. L. Pet. GB · Cooke of Los Angeles, wouldn't · : Egan. Chi s 20 2 7-.350 Oakland 12 5 .706 3· agree to new demands. All was Kallne, Del 13 49 9 17 .347 California B 7 .533 4 guaranteed only $400,000 tax Nrthrp, Det 13 52 12 18 .346 ~:~~=~~!; ~v, free because the government Holt. Mlnn II 38 12 13 .342 Jhnsn, Bal 11 44 7 tS .341 Kansas City 6 9 .400 Home Runs Chicag_o 6 9 .400 5 will'take60percentofhispurse in income tax. National _League: Stargell, Thursday's Results PH 10; ·Aaron, All 6; Banch, Chicago 4 Milwaukee 2 After keeping reporters, some · 7 California 3 CIn, Calbert, SO. Bonds and Oakland IOnly games scheduled) from as far away as New York, -· ' ' waiting 75 minutes, Jack .. ~~e~~~~· League: Banda, Todty's Probable Pitchers (All Times ESTI O'CoMell of the Asirodome 216 E. 2nd · Pomeroy Oak 5; Powell. Bait, Yastrzem- Chicago (John 1.3) at Boston Phone 992-5428 ' announced the postponement of . ._llliliii-liiiiiii;;.llll., ski. Bos, Spencer, Cal, North- (Sieber! 2.0), t:30 p.m. Plymouth Valiant i~cluding Dusler a leader ot Jts class in resale value which i; just nlp, Oet. Oliver, KC, Alou and Baltimore !McNally 2-0) at t~e signing. O'Connell, White, NY. Jackson. Monday California (Wright 2-2) , 11 p.m. one of lhe greal thtngs about Plymouth compacts. Our hot selling Plymouth Duster Is and Rudl, Oak 3, Delrolt (Chance 0-1) at also coming through with a bigger engine, tires, trunk, and brakes than the mini-cars, Runs Batted In National Lea~ue: Stargell, Oakland 1Segui2-0L 11 p.m. yet Duster has a low compact price. With deals like ours, no wonder sales are soaring. Cleveland (McDowell 0-2) at C Pitt 21 ; Mays, F 15; olbert, Kansas City (Drago 2-1), 8:30 Fo.r the right deal on the right compact, c'mon through the righl place. We'll come ' SO 14; Torre, St.l 13; Aaron. through for Y-'U. , All and Cardenal, St.L 12. P·'IJ.ilwaukee (P~rsons 0-2) at American League: Northrup, Washington (McLain 2. 1), s:JO AUTHORIZED DEALERS~~ CHRYSLER Det 17; Branda, Oak 13; · • 'fJjf MOTORS OOAPOA.nON Powell • Bait· Aparicio, Bos and P·'IJ.innesota 1Blylevln 2-ll at , Kltlerbrew, Mlnn 12. New York· (Kline 1-1), 8 p.m. Pitching S.turday'~ Games National League: Ups~aw, Detroit at Oakland All and Carlton. St.L 4-0; Baltimore at Calif, night 5eaver, NY 3-0, Gibson, St.L, Cleveland at Kansas City Marichal and Perry, SF 3-1. . Mil t w h 1 ht American League: Blue, Oak w a as • n g .1; Timmerman, Del 3-0; 22 Minnesota at New York 4tied with 2. Chicago at Boston ' !t , o. ' ,r" t R • . . Carlton Records . Fourth Strtiight Win ,For Cards ' + ' ' POMEROY, 0. 992-2171 -H&R Firestone . TOM RUE MOTORS 399 South 3rd Ave., ·Middleport. ·0. ' ' • '• • �,. • • •• ·.~ •• 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April23, 1971 Bashan· News Notes Meigs 4-H Uub News the Sermoilette . . Va., 'spenl ·the w~kend with 1JVi · wife at the home of her parenllj, . Mr. and Mrs. Everette Rouall ~ Racine and his parenta,,Mr. a~ Mrs. Harold Bird at AnUquliJi. • ' ' ' • There's a ,lot to be laid for New Year's celebrat~ons, ar(d SenJice and Giving The MOondusters 4-H · club meeting will be lield on April 30 . By Mrs. Herbert Roush .met April14al the.borne of Mrs. a!'the home of Dale Arnold. Mr. and Mrs.,Bill Mitchell of The ApoSUe Paul in writing to the church at Corinth said in 2 Columbus spent the ~eekend W. R. Hayes with two •dvisors Charles Oberholrer. Mr . . and Mrs, William and eleven members pr'esenl. TIJE SPINNING . WHEEl..'! · Qlf, 5:14,15 - •'The lo~e of Cbrist consti'aineth us; because we l'ith the latrer's sister, Mrs. Ilellls of business discussed met April15 at tile home of Mrs . . Krackomberger and daugh!A!r, Utus judge, lllat lf one' died for ail, then were all dead: and \bat.he llertha Robinson. . . Ra Col d . ... Mary Jane, of Keasby, N. J., died for all, that they which live shoul!l not henceforth live,lUI to Mr. and Mrs. Pet.! Shields, were to go toUtecounl ymee I mg ymond e, a v1ser, Wlw• Mr. and Mrs. Willlam nul Wednesday. sev.en members allending. lbemselves, .but into him which dl.ed for tf!em, and rose again." · Ralph Shain of Antiquity, Paul The sewing \. girls' displayed Collecting money for cancer, Krackomberger Jr. and son of 'Ibis means that everyone who bas accepted Olrist as his Sayre of Columbus, Brooks Kerns, and Mr . . and Mrs. Saviour is bound by everyUting that is true in .him to make Sayre of Syracuse were . baskets and Opel Oyer gave a making a scrap book, and who SIA!rling Rayburn and children demonstration on how to set a would bring refreshments for of Howell Township, N: J. and t:llrist's mission in the 'World his mission. Fmn the very first Saturday night ~ests of Mr. table. Joy Sauer was in charge the 'next . meeting were Mr. and .Mrs. Elson Long and m1111ent that we receive the grace of God and our hearts are at and Mrs. Herbert Sayre. of recreation when " the discussed. Rayanna Cole gave a · children of New Haven, w. va., peaceWithGod,w:eshoo,ldbemovedtoallfeoft:llristiandevotion Mr. and Mrs. Pet.! Ford of . guessing game" was played. demonstration on how to hem. spent Easter wiUt Mr. and Mrs. to his cause. If we do not, then we are untrue to ourselves and Southside, W. Va., Miss Diana Mrs. Hayes and Joy ser11ed Pam Nottingham was in Eugene Long and family. ungr11tefulto our Master. Cundiff of Charleston, W. Va., refreshmenls..'l'he next meeting charge of recreation and ser· Mrs. Ruth Perkins and Jesus said, "WhoSoever will come after me, let him deny . were Sunday guests of Mr. and · . • will be held on Aprll 23 - Mary ving refreshments. The next children of Pennsboro, w. va., himself and take up his cross, and follow me. For whosoever will Mrs, Charles ·Lawson and ' most of it you'll hear f~IIJ Sauer. . · meeting wijl be April 29 ~~ Ute REV. LOWTHER save hisllfe shall lose it; but whosoever sh.Ulose his life for my family. · . . YoUr ~ife the next mornln!. THE . STIVERSVILLE Slit· home of Mrs. Cole. The group spent a few days witll her sis!A!r, sake and the gospel's, the same shall save It." Sherd Cline of New Brighton, Mrs. Elsie Whit.! and family. chers met April 15 at the home . plans to take the money for Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dean S For no man can serve two masters, he will hate the one and Pa., spent Wednesday · through of Ada Van Meter, advisor, wiUt cancer to their next meeting.- and family of Bolivar and Mr. ~.u..o love the oUter, or be wlll despise one and hold onto the other. We ThurS!Iay with Mrs. Kate Rowe nine members present. The Darla Gill. and Mrs. Audley Whit.! and cannot serve God and msmmon at the same time. and Ada. Raymond Rowe, local, group elected offlcers and THE MESSUPS met March 24 family of Killbuck were recent · When Jesus appeared to His disciples after the resurrection, called Sunday at the Rowe during ,:.discussed project· selection. at the Wamsley home with two guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph He said toUtem, "Peace be unto you: as the Father hatll sent me, home. Mindy Dalley was in charge advisers and 12 members Wheel and.Deal : Mr. and Mrs. Do~ Hupp and MINERSVILLE - The Bible even so send 1you."- John 20:21. And then in John 15:16 he said, of recre~tion, . and Ada Van present. The group elec!A!d for Ballard and family· · Days : Meter served refreshments. president, Vanessa Folmer; Mr.and Mrs. Gary Hoi!A!r and Baptist Temple here has ac- "Yehavenotchosenme butlhavechosenyou,andordainedyou, sons enJOyed campmg over the son of Duncanvllle, Pa., and Mr. cepted evangelist Guy W. that ye should go and brfug forth fruit, and that ~our fruit should · w::end at the Theron Johnson Thenextmeelingwillbeheldon vice president, Paula and Mrs. Worley ·Davis of whatsoever ye shall ask the FaUter m my name, He p B b.b La t Fr'd April 24 at the home of Ada Van Eichinger; secretary, kim Dexter spent Easter with Mr. Lowther Jr. of Parkersburg as remain;· that 't to , o y wson spen 1 ay. their new pastor. For the last Me!A!r. -Tina Cozart. Sebo; treasurer, · Cathy and Mrs. Arvil Holter and may gtve I you . . .. night with Edward Lawson. two years he has been associate THE SNOWVILLE 4-H club Blaettilar; repor!A!r, June Ann family , We are saved to serve. We are not to whunper and say, I Sun~ay callers in the Bertlla pastor of the Baptist Gospel met April17 at ~home of Mr. ·wamsley ; recreation leaders, · Mrs. Doris Hill· and guest, can't." We are chosen and ordained of Christ to bear the fruits of Robinson home were Mr. and Temple there. Services will be and Mrs. Edwin Oberholzer Susan Wright artd Melody Florence Barnes, of woos!A!r His grace. We are call~ upon to deny self and ~ke llP our cross Mrs. Early Roush; local, Mr. held each SUnday as follows: with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Snouffer; program commit!A!e, and follow Christ. He IS our Master. We are His ser:vanta ..The and Mrs. Bill Robinson and Wood, advisers, and 13 mem- Beth McKnight, Mary Blaett· spent the weekend at her home Sunday School 10 a.m., greatest privllege and the greatest joy we can have m life IS m family and Brian Robinson of here. bers present. The group nar, and .Paula Eichinger, and BethReibelspentanightwith preaching 11 a.m., evening being a faiUtful servant of Cbrist, who loved us and gave himself Racine. discussed whelller or not to sell health and safety commit!A!e, Brenda Lee Ballard. Amber services at 7:30pm., and mid· for \L\1. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill of week prayer ,services, Tuesday Stanley products. Faith Perrin, Becky Thomas, "For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of Racine visited a recent Sunday Jeff and SIA!ve Arnold were In and Bonnie WoOds. McCain also spent a night with 7:30 p.m. The motto for tile yourselves:ltisthegiftofGod: notofworks,lestanymanshould with Mr. and Mrs. Russell her recently. charge of recreation and the Susan Wright and Melody Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow church is "A Going.Church For boast. For we are His workmanship, creared in Cbrist Jesus unto Roush. a Coming Savior." group played grunt pig, grunt Snouffer were in charge of Mrs. Russell Roush and Mr. Lowther has been in the good works, which God hath before Ol'dained that we should walk and gossip. Vickie and Charles recreation when the group Fortney of Pennsboro, W. Va., in Utem,", Paul wro!A! to the Ephesian Christians. We are not children, Sharon, Cindy, David, Oberholzer served refresh· played baseball. Alice Wamsley visi!A!d Mr. and Mrs. Junior. mt'n·18tr Y s1· x Years. For two ments of cookies, ships, iced served refreshments. - June ,Whit.! and children over the years he had a program saved by character, but by his grace unto chsracter. So then It is and Edward, called on Mrs. Bob We're wheeling and dtallng •II models from thrifty · IA!a, and Kool-Aid. The next Wamsley. weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry "Revival Rally Times" on the notour works that save us but the gift of grace through faitll; and Rhodes, Mike and Karen, on seven's to powerful , 14's. Sunday. Price starts from ,., on Whit.! and children of Little · Parkersburg radio. station. He yetwithoutworks we have evidence that we lack faith. OneofUtegreatestwaystoshowtoGodthefaithtbatwehave Wiley Ours of Racine called L•wn ·Ronger. Hocking also visi!A!d with them atrended Moody Bible College, recently. Emmaus Bible College, lnHim,lsfoundinhowfalthfulwearelnourglvlng. on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donahew Takeadvanlageof thiS once. a.vear sale lo ge't the best Mrs. Kathy Johnson of Springfield Bible College and The Bible Is full Of admonitions ooncernlng giving. The Bible Sunday. deal on a new Wheel Horse Portland called on her parents, Jack Hyles Pastor's School. He rells us Who should give, How much should be given, When it. Mrs. Don Hlipp, Mrs. Gerald lawn or garden tractor . Mr . and Mrs. Glen Tuttle was ordained at Columbus, Ohio should be given, and To whom it should be given. Wells of Syracuse called on ~~::;gn~r..W:~~~d~r P~t :~~~ Wednesday evening. in August of 1968. He is 29 years Firstletusconslderwhoshould give. In Deuteronomy 16:17it Mrs. Kate Rowe and Ada favorite Wheel Horse tractor Denver Hill of Foster, Va., ohl and has been residing in says, "Everyman shall give as he is able." Paulin writing to the recently. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll ~~t'~et~~\~1~;a 1 ~~~: 1 :!~1 spent Saturday night with Mr. Parkersburg with his wife, Corlnthianssaid "Toalltllatlneveryplacecallupontllenameof White, !Jarla, Deanna, and llmetomakethebestdealls Mr. and Mrs. carl Randolph and Mrs..- Ralph Ballard. Dottie, and six monllls old · ' . Keith VISiiA!d Sunday in the nowl Easy terms avolloble. Jesus ChrlBiour Lord, upon the first day of the week let every one R h Bring the kids. Free Wheel of Toledo were Easier weekend M' · : Mrs. Donna Morrison is daughter, Christy. ofyoulaybyhlminstoreasGodhathprosperedhim· tllatthere owe orne. . and Deal Dov balloons lor guests with the latter's slsrer . Iss Sherry Mccam, along spending some time with her ' Mrs. Roy Donohew call on all! and brother-In-law, Mr. and with Miss Leanne Nelson and children at Dunbar, W.Va. may be no gatherings when I come." Mrs Nora Gorham and Earl r=-------~ Mrs. Lawrence Chapman. Diane Lourery, both of Logan, Tammy and Rocky Pitzer had Th!s shows that the work ~God ~ not to be dependent upon a Sunday af!A!rnoon. 11/lla/ flzz.tA4• Essrer weekend guests with spent tile last weeke~d as guests their tonsils removed at T !- , collection but upon systemallc offermgs for its support. Mrs Iva Orr was a dinner WV ' Mr. and Mrs. Marvin were their at ~entuclcy ChrlBtian College. Veterans Memorial Hospital ODOr .t....U~ting Just how much are we to give? The law that God gave In guest .of Mrs. Herbert Roush Pioneers in TraelorinQ daughters, Mr. and Mrs . Miss Diana Massar s~nt last Thursday. Leviticus 27:30, says a tithe, which was a tenth part. If this was Sunday. Whet Horse Salts& Serv. Randall SmlUt, Hazard, Ky., ~aster at the home of Marion Mrs. In is Carson is visiting true for the Jew under the Law, how much more is it tnie for those William Bird stationed in tile . and Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Smilll, ~gs. Fl S her sis!A!r, Mrs. Nell Aibinger at who are under grace? It was never intended that the Bible teach . Uni!A!d Sta!A!s Navy at Norfolk Columbus. Their daughters, rs . orence pencer Ventura, Cali!. theintithe wasthenotithe longer obligation, but rather to show Csthy and Sue, who had spent recently was a houseguest of RACINE - The following us thethat spirit which andanother gifts over and above the • - - - - - - - - - ·.::::;:O...:te:r.:O:. • the past week with their Mr. and Mrs. Starling Ma~r, students of the Racine tithes should be made. The difference between giving and giving . grandparents and other . Miss Faith McCam, r<l!lr Elementary School have been nothing is the difference between obedience and disobedience. It relatives returned home with celebrated her birthday Sunday \..d.lll named to the honor roll for the is disobedience that displeases the Master. · . their parenta. . afternoon with the help of fifth six weeks grading period. When are we to give? In the Bible we find ·thal giving is Other guests at the Wilson Sherry, Amber, and Norman Making a grade of "B" or above associa!A!d witll the worship of Ute Lord's house. Such passages of " home ~qr the Easter va~tion Mc~.,.lo!j:~:;:M~.Reed, Mr. . eWS' Otes in all tlieir subjects lo 'be' named Scripture as I Cor. 16:2andMalacht3:10bringforih·this trulll. ;, were Wllloil;_s sl.!IA!rs; llirs. an · Gale Mceam and Dale to the roll were. · To whom do we give? The law in the 'Old Testament was, "the Juanita 'Dean and daugh!A!r, Lee, r. and Mrs. Ross Cleland, BY BERTHA PARKER Grade One, Kimberly IA!nth shall be holy unto Ute Lord." All offering is unto the Lord. Is Sue of Camden New Jersey Mr. and . Mrs. Dana McCain, Sabbath School atrendance Follrod, Allen Pape •. Kent it not strange Utatwe wm pay our club dues, and our bills, and yet • sandwiches • short orders and' Mr. and ' Mrs. J. c : Mrs: Donna Ihle, Lois and April 18 at the Free Methodist Wolfe, Brian Harden, Melinda neglect paying what is due our Lord? An giving, whether It be Thompson, Medina, Ohio. Melissa, Mr. and Mrs. Church was 142. Offering was Salmons, Patrick Johnson, Rita • biggest beefburgers in town · 1 te J Re money,time,ortalentsisanactofworsbip. ThlsisUtetesto our Mrs. Blanche Nelson spent Wateman Whit.!: ~lana Epple, $35.99. Attendance at all ser· 810 Grard,e aTwyo, Pees.ggy Bush , Enc . spiritual relationship with God. If we don't believe It, then read Easter Sunday with her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Wdham Frecker, vices Easter day was 269. Mrs. C. E. Atkinson In Athens. aqd Nola Young. Rev. Gill will attend a Hill, Snnja Hill, Della Johnson, Luke 16 ' 10.12· ,. . Sounds good · - • Jesus s&d, If ye know these thmgs, happy are ye lf ye do Steven and Gary Nelson of . Dlnsll)ore Boyles was meeting of the Board of Bob Bill Lee, Carl Morris, eat • at PCJIIleroy spent a few days of recently entertamed at the Evangelism Saturday in Bryan Wolfe, Paula Wolfe. Utem." their Eas!A!r vacation with their home of Mr .. and Mrs. Starling Columbus. Grade Three, Cricket Car· - Rev. Robert W. Kuhn, Pastor, First Baptist Church, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Massar. Mrs. Roy Howell, Mrs. Fran pen!A!r, Tammie Cleland, Kim Pomeroy. Grover stout. - Sberry·McCain Cline spent tile weekend with Dugan, Amy Fisher, Beth - - - - - - - - - - - - ; -- - - - Mr. Howell in Pennsylvania. Hoffman ; Melissa Ihle, Lora' TWO WELCOMED 4th & Locust 992-5248 Midd leporl, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Harmoh Fox took Knighting, John Pape, Kent Tammy Smith, Brenda Uteir sewing boxes' and Opal them to Columbus airport. Mrs. Gladys Mowery recently ~a~ey, Amanda Wells, Cmdy Smith, and Greg Walker were Oyer gave a demonstration on sold her place to Mr, and Mrs. ~r§~: Four, Douglas Bell, welcomed into membership of table setting. Recreation was In Swan and left for California to Catherine Cross, Brian Grind· the Moondus!A!rs 4-H Club at a charge of Joy Sauer. Plans were OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE' staff, Brice Hart, Seth Hill, recentmeetmg held at. Ute borne made for 'at!A!nding the "Project make her home. AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., Beverly McLain Carol Morris of Mrs. W. R. .Hayes. Tem Plan.Q-Rama" and' the next ._.Piil EROY. . . ' ' Herdman presided at the meeting was announced for HOME FROM KENTUCKY Linda Norris, Brent Pat!A!rson, ti Th . 1 d' 1 ed Apri'l 28 at the Sauer home Mrs. Owen Genheimer and Ma~ie Pickens, Danielle Smilll,m ••ee•ntlg. ••elllig•tr•s•ISllip•ally••••••••••'• Mrs. Russ Watsqn have John Beat West. returned from a week's visit Grade Five, Lois Bailey, with Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Mar· SIA!phen Baker, Larry Fisher, shall, Louisville, Ky. They went Perry HUI, Patty Robinson, Special especially for the wedding of Richard Teaford. 2 Dr. H. T., 6 cyl., auto. trans .. P.S .. P. B., Regular Miss Marianna Marshall to Mr. Grade Six, Eric Dunning, Glen McDonald on Saturday. On Anna Frank, Tracl Weese, Friday night they were guests J(evin Willford, Scott Wolfe. All Our Cars Are Priced of Mr. and Mrs. William Me· MX, 4 Dr. Sedan, white with blue vinyl top, blue vinyl Donald of Glasco, Ky. at a TO FIT YOUR BUDGET Interior, v.s, auto. trans .. P.S., P.B. Ford Motor Co. rehearsal dinner .held at tile factory official car. s Year. 50,000 mile warranty Colonel Sanders Inn. Also atREV. ORR COMING available, 12.000 actual miles. IA!nding the wedding were Mr. The Rev. 0. L. Orr of Cam,. and Mrs. William Knight and bridge, Ohio, will speak at the sons, Point Pleasant, W. Va., Hysell Run Free Methodist · I 340 V·B, 2 dr. H.T., 4·sp., competiTion orange wl1fi wnite and Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Church at II a.m. Sunday. The vinyl top, bucket seats, racing wheels. . Dr. hardtop. ~tlac's finest and this one Is tops. Factory air Sheridan and daughters, Rio public is invi!A!d. The Rev. G. J. 4condition, power steer .• power brakes, automatic trans., fully Grande, Wise is pastor. • equipped. CadHiac Lowther JL:..:..: .. 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Mr, Miller formerly taught instrumental music in the local schools. He is presently associated with the Grove City Schools as a guidance counselor. Regulaf & Bell Boltol11 Legs Seeln' Is Bellevln' EARLY BIRD SALE Birthday Observed Life at Fairfield Discussed For Men and Boys ims In Super Slim-..... OPTOMETRIST 70 MERQJRY MONTEGO SYRACUSE _ sunshine approved and various fund· Makers Class of the First' raising ideas were discussed. A United Presbyterian Church donation of $12 was given to the was held Friday night, April16, George Thompson kidney fund . in the annex of the church. The Hostesses fo~ the May mee ting was conducted by meeting will be Janice Lawson president, Naomi London. and Jean Hall . Devotions will be Devotions were by Margaret by Helen Jiarris and roll call Cottrill, who read the 2oth will be a Bible verse or poem · chap!A!r of John , also, "Jesus pertaining to "Mother ." And His ·Heavenly Father" Refreshments were served to from Presbyterian Life. Roll Mrs . London with Pauline call was answered by five Morarity, contributing hos!A!ss, members giving an Easter · to Helen Harris, Helen Diddle, and Margaret Cottrill. verse. Reports wete given and t ' N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Stop 'n' Savel Sunshine Makers' Class Met Friday . •e . Authentic McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE See Our Value-Rated . '!be Big Bend Neighborhood day camp bas been set for June 14throUghJune18atCampKlashutanearChester. Mrs. Mary Bahr, day camp director, announces that the reglslraiion deadline is May 1 and lbe fee per scout attending is $5. The day camp sessions will be held frqm 9 a.m. to 3 pJO. and among the llCtivlliea off~ wlll)le ping pong, volleyball,hlldng, nature study, archery, and ·folk dancil!g. Only junior and cadetre scouts will part!cipare In arebery. Mrs: Pat Duffy will serve as business manager for the camp and senior scouts will serve aa aids. Colors wiU be assignad to each unit and craft work pro~ts will be carried out 1n unit colors. On the final day of Ute day camp program, olymplcs wlll be held with ribbons to be awarded. Parenta of tile girls wlll .be in· vlted to join th ts in a wiener roast and there will be a demon$b'atioo 0~ =~lk ~cing in Ute scout cabin. BIG BEND NEIGHIIO.RHOOD MEETING ' let's 70 Sedan DeVille, air -------'6000 ' 69 CadHiat Sedan DeVille, air.. ------15000 68 Pontiac Sta. Wap, air ·-------·~295 68 Olds' 88 Holiday Sedan, air·------'1995 . 67 Olds 98 Hoi. Sedan, ai~-------- 11995 67 a.ew. Caprice 4 Dr., air.--------'1795 67 Olds 98 4 Dr., aL----------'1795 66 Oki Cutlass Hoi. Coupe. ________ 795 'l'hewomen's choir selections ivlll be "Lamb of God" by Gottes, and ·~o Little Lamb" by Coggin, with a trio doing "The Heather Hills." Numbers of the high school choir will be "Three. Umericks, ''Will You Go, Lightly Go," Schubert's "Holy, Holy, Holy;" "0 Lord Have Mercy" . by Williams, "Somewhere" by Bernstein, and "Aquarius, Let .the Sun, shine In'; by Mac Dormat. ~ · "~,! WaUL AUttle .Taller Mrls. . Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Brinker · McCLURE'S N nahan, sponsored by Southern FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT . POMEROY Local Band Boosrers. Rotary meeUng at I,.eglon Hall, DANCE, Meigs JJIIIior Hig~ ' Middleport, Friday, 6 p.m., School, Middieport, Saturday, II- ~ li,Jays will emcee. Meigs Band rather than at church.· DANCE, FR1DAY, H· ll, Boosters, S}!ODsor, __ Wahama High School, spon· CAR WASH, starting 10 a.ni. sored by FFA, Jays will emcee. Saturday, at car wash, E. Main SATURDAY St., Pomeroy ~ by Senior Girl SQUARE DANCE, Saturday, Scout Troop 198. , 8:30-12:30, archery building, MONDAY Royal Oak Park, Mike Gorrell · MEIGS BAND Boosrers, 8 p. and band; caller, Jim Car, m. Mpnday, Meigs High School, Allee McMann, new executive director for the Four Rivers Girl Scout eoUndl,metwith local scouting volunteers Wednesday at camp Kia8huta. . SYRACUSE - Mr. Frank Dill of Pomeroy and Mr. and During that meeting presided over by Mrs. WUilam Ohlinger, Mrs. Willlam · Hubbard, Syracuse, are announcing the neighborhood chairman, plans for the week at Camp Sandy Bend marriage of their daughrer, Penny Lee, to Harold Willlam for disadvantaged girls in August were dlscuss4ll). Brinker; son of Mrs. John Bacon, of Racine. ;..,. ....................... .. It was noted Utat supplies to .be proVided by b'oops of the Wedding vows were exchanged Apr. 11 at the home of her county are to be turned in at the May neighborhood meeting. In A THOUGHT brother and sisrer-I!Haw, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wlllls, Racine the packs,' one to be supplied by each troop, are to be sheeta, a R.D. (sYracuse). The Rev. Freeland Norris of Racine of· The 13th birthday an· il FOR TGDA y il toothbrush, a comb, toothpaste, so~, raincoat, towel and wash· niversary of Joy Sauer was f flcia!A!d at Ute wedding ceremony. cloth. Girls are also asked to contribute shorts, blouses and observed at the Easrer Sunday The poorest way to lace ~ Miss Teresa Casci, Middleport served as maid of honor bathing suits IIley have outgrown, and to turn in empty girl scout family gathe1ing at the home of ~ Iife Is to face it wrth a il and Mr. Carl Sauvage of Pomeroy as best man. Matron of cookie cases for 'use as suitcases. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber, sneer -tc honor was Mrs. Dale Willis. She was given in marriage by Open house was announced for May 2 from I to 5 p.m. at Reedsville. · - Theodore Roosevelt <tc her brother, Mr. Willls. , Camp Rotan, Athens, and Sa~y Bend near Elizabeth, W.Va. on An egg hunt was held during : : The naw Mrs. Brinker is a 1969 graduare of Southern Local M~ 23, from 1'to 5 p.m. At Sandy Bend camping will be open .to the afternoon. In the evening, il ... .. w. • High School of Racine. The groom is a 1968 graduate of famllles on Menuirlal Day and Labor Day weekends and use of Mrs. Harold Sauer served a il 'T T -tc Southern Local High School and Is employed at Tri..State the docks for boats without motors will be permitted. decor a ted cake and ice cream ~ Materials Corp. Insurance was~ and It was reported tllat beginning in observanc~ of Joy's birthdlly. lfs Quick! Easy . Sept. 1; ·the registration let! of· $1 will cover not· only the first Atrending besides Mr. and MI:s. . · -tc treatment for an llijury suffered while a girl is involved in Sauer, Mary Rutll and Joy, -fl. scouting actlvilles, but for all subsequent treatments. Middleport, were Mr. and Mrs. i( il Mrs. McMann said tllat paid established camp positions are conditions at tile Fairfield Donley. The next county William Meredith of ~verly; : Fridays Only : open, Nurse, business manager, assistant unit leilders over 18, School for Boys was discussed meeting was announced for Mr . and Mrs. Warren Pickens, il The Drive-In Window -tc and unit leaders over 21 are needed, she reported. Senior scouts by Frank Ogden, social worker April 26 7:30p.m. at the Meigs Mr : and Mrs . Ernest it Open . -tc w!Uing.to serve as aides may attend camp free and are to contact tllere, at a recent meeting of tile Junior High School auditorium. Wht!A!head; Jean, Jane and Juli, : 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. : (Co . il the Parkersburg office by May I. Meigs County United Methodist Young people from th~ ironton Kay Balderson, Mr. and Mrs. it 1mu~us 1Y) Weber, David and Mark, it n A natur~ craft workshop was announced for May 11 at St. youth at the Rutland United area will present a religious Andrews Methodist Church, Parkersburg. Scout sweet shirts are Methodist Church. About 90 rock program. The event is Reedsville; Tim Glaze and il Other Banking Hours 9 to 3 and 5 to 1 as usual on still available in green, blue, and maroon at $3 for·S'!ort sleeves young peopl~ a trended the rally. open to all young people of the Charles Meredith, both students at Ohio University. :1( Fridays. and $3.50 for long sleeves. Rose Mary Rice, Mary Ruth area . Day camp activities were discussed by Mrs. Bahr, director. A Sauer,and Bobby Williamson of Mrs. Harold Rice, Mrs . camp work session was set for May 19 from 10 am. to 2·p.m. at the host youth fellowship gave Harold Sauer, and Mrs. John Klashuta. the devotions. Pam Buck, Colwell served refreshments. of the church with At the meeting were Mrs. McMann, Mrs. Ohlinger, Mrs. county president, had charge of Recreation followed the small filled baskets. POMEROV, OHIO : Bahr, Mrs. Thelma Alrson, Salisbury 208; Marge Benedum, the business meeting. The meeting. Mrs. Bill Williamson After Sunday School an Member FDIC f Tuppers Plains 276; Mrs. Margaret Sheridan, Pomeroy 171; Mrs. summer camp program was is advisor of the Rutland Youth Easrer egg hunt was featured in Member Federal ij Ruth Ann Balderson and Mrs. Marilyn Hannum, Reedsville 667; annolinced by tile Rev. Forest group. the Robert Harden yard for tile Reserve System . 11 Mrs. Jackie Zirkle, Pomeroy 66; Mrs. Nancy Morris, Mrs. ~ron · . Primary class. •••••...... SWindell, ~s. Staron Welker, Salisbury 220; ,Jane Snyder, district advisor, Parkersburg, and Mary Hunter, 21M Chester. SYRACUSE _ The altar of by Alfred Rootes; Mrs. Hazel . . 131 RACINE TROOP • the Fjrst llqited PrespY.tefian Clat;k.l'~~~i!le'~"'!l!l~r-M~~an, . ;:~.o-,to~,of. ll!ldi~. W:Mf9:cWP:I@l<~ by ~cin~ -'l)'pop_}J? " ci;mch w'aibe~utiful wtui'whire Mariam, ·ifarry, and' John recently. Mrs. Ne~e €rOllS, Mrs. Carl Morris, Mrs. Shirley Hill, lilies for the Eas!A!r morning Dean, by Mrs. Helen Wetzel and ' ' and Mrs. Phlllp Fisher,leader, transpoc!A!d Ute 17 girls to Mid· services. A sunrise service was Mrs . Mayme Holmes; Roy dleport. . · conduc!A!d by the Rev. Russell Holmes and Mariam Holmes In Work on their collectors badge is continW?g. An ~srer ~gg Lesoor, followed by coffee and Weyersmiller, by Mfs. Mayme hunt was held last week at the American·J..egiOn hall m Racme. donuts served in the annex. Holmes, and Mr. and Mrs. Midnight Black High Impact Polystyrene Cabinet SALISBURY BROWNIES worship service was con· Robert Crow; Mr. Pearl Me· An investiture service for Kalhy Qulvey preceded an Easter dueled by the pastor at 9 Bride, Mrs. Hazel Clark, Mr. party and egg huntfor Brownie Troop 220last week. o'clock; his sermon theme, "Be and Mrs. C. C. Nills, and Mr. Mrs. Sharon Swindell and Mrs. Sharon Welker oonduc!A!d the Opened." • and Mrs. W. S. McBrid~, by ceremony. Qlpcakes and orange drink were served and favors The lilies were given in Mrs. Pearl McBride. were jelly bean nut cups and marshmaUow eggs. An Easrer story memory of Mr. and Mrs. James During the one o'clock Sun· was read to the girls by Annie Ohlinger, senior aide. Quick by Margaret Cottrill and day School hour the children .of An egg hunt was held witb prizes going to Patty Parker, Carla Thomas Quick; John Mumaw the primary class .were given · Whaley, Angela Sinclair, and Kathy Quivey. Guests at the family by Frankie Mumaw; filled Eas!A!r baskets lind the meeting were Mrs. Connie Qulvey and daughter, Mrs. Kennetll Albert Duckworth and Junior Class ·members were SlnclairandRyan,andPaulaSwlndellandJackieWelker. . Josephine J?uckworth Harden, each given large candy eggs. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 5 by the family; Flossie Roush, The Star Class remembered theCooking classes wll1 be comple!A!d Wednesday by Junior Troop 5at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. under the direction of Mrs. Joa!U18 Distler. A IA!a for Ute mothers of the scouts wlll be held at tllat time. District 13· rally plans were Chesrer Grade School on May 14 Scouts and guests bad a skating party Sunday at the Skate-a· discusSed during the Tuesday witll the dinner to be served by way Rink and on Saturday will begin work at Mrs, Alice MUla' night meeting of Chester the Council. Commlt!A!es were ceramic shop on a gift for Mother's Day. Council 323, Daughters of named for the dinner. Reser· MIDDLEPORT TROOP 311 vatlons are due by May 3. America, held at the haU. An outing at Fort Meigs SaturdaY, with the Tuppers Plains The rally will be held at the Arrangements were made '1Qr Stereo High Fidelity Portable Motorola junior troop bas been planned by Troop 39. The girls are asked to the initiation IA!am to go to "Micro· Mite" llltegrated Circuit Sound have 25 cents and a permission slip when they meet at 11 a.m. at Syracuse for initiatory work System provides exceptJonal clarity and Heath Uni!A!d Methodist Church for Ute trip .to Forest Acres Park there. SALES REPORTED fidelity in sound reproduction. Has swing near RuUand. Ohio sales of Series E & H Mrs. Erma Cleland, council down "Mini" changer, detachable speaker At the Monday night meeting of the b'oop, plans were made Uni!A!d States Savings Bonds in deputy, was escorted to the wings, solid stale amplifier , retractable for a weekend at Camp Klashuta, May 14-16, and for a court of March were $30.7 million . altar where she was presented a diamond stylus, separate tone control. 4 speed Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Meigs birthday gift by the Council, and awards on May 17. automatic record changer, two . 4" Golden The girls accompanied by their leader, Mrs. Roscoe Wise, County Volunteer Savings a decora!A!d cake baked by Mrs. Voice speakers, separate right & left channel recently took an aU-day bike around Middleport to complete a Bonds Chairmlln, r'eported Margaret Tuttle. volume controls, automatic sliut-off, 45 rpm Two applications for mem· March sales of Savings Bonds in requirement on their gypsy badge. spindle, tone arm lock, convenient molded the county were $30,'628, bersbip and one for rein· carry handle. achieving 28.3 per cent of Its staren\ent were read during tbe meeting conducted by Mrs. annual sales goal. Jean Summerfield. A potluck PARENTS VISITED wasenjoyedatUtecon~lusionof . . Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Clay the meeting by the 28 members (Patricia Gaul) have returnet! present, and the Good of the MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' c . er .1 1 I' t0 Yps1 1an 1, spending. several days here t' Mi h aft si en auc 100 ' · visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gaul, and Vicki, and grandparents, Mr' and Mrs. '· Bud Morgan, Pomeroy, Route 3. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Have been on Easrer vacation fro111 Esstern Michigan University where . they are students. . Spring Concert s·unday. The annual.spring concert by· the Kyger Creek High School music department will be presented at 2:30 p.m. (DST) Sunday in the high school audftorlum. ' Miss Loretta Ours is Ute lllrector of the choirs and Gene Browning Is Ute band director. 'l'1le program will open with the junior high choir singing "Anlericans are We" by Swift, and a,spiritual, "Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho." Senior band selections will be "Marqh (the Southerner)" by Alexander; "A Mozart' Festival" arranged by Johnson; "Passacaglia in E Flat" by ':rank;; "Pageanb'y Overture" by Edmondson; and "Songs of Wales" by Davis. Girl Scout [) iary a,Ci_.•• ~flil . ' . Chapter year in Charlie Weaver style. •. Pledges of Ohio Eta Phi' were introduced and presented , the . Interilational prize winning. ·In the group were Carol Adams, Silsle Baer, Phyllis Bennett, Janie Bourne, Debbie Finlaw, Debbie Gerlach, Lynn Kitchen, Martha McPhail, .Donna Morrison, Iris Payne, · Edwina Scott, and Charlot!A! Taunton. The message from Lynn Terry of In!A!rnational was read by Mrs. Ohlinger,- and Mrs, Brown gave the welcome .and led in the F~under's Day pledge. The Beta Sigma Phi grace ~as given by Margaret Follroad p~eceding · the smorgasbord dmner. June Van Vranken led in the Natidnal Anthem. Chairman of the event was Pearl Welker. l fij;i;~ -~;~- . Cale~d;r ,j 1 POM~ROY tlMfNT BLOCK CO. ·ntE MARTIN RESTAURANT In The Heart Of MiddlepOrt, o. · Open 6 Dilys A Week-CIMIII S.Uys W.E FERTILIZER ON HAND SPECIALIZE IN .WEDDINGS Everythlftg but till Ring and 11M Groom. Invitations Napkins Otcoratlons Book• Engraved Cake Knives, Servers, Punch Bowls by Slarllght. . Great selection of Albums to choose from . THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP Middleport, 0 ~ Complete Stock. May We Help You? · .SUGAR RUN MILLS ' 110 Mulben:y Ph. "2-2115 ,' ....., !J . ,.•., �,. • • •• ·.~ •• 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April23, 1971 Bashan· News Notes Meigs 4-H Uub News the Sermoilette . . Va., 'spenl ·the w~kend with 1JVi · wife at the home of her parenllj, . Mr. and Mrs. Everette Rouall ~ Racine and his parenta,,Mr. a~ Mrs. Harold Bird at AnUquliJi. • ' ' ' • There's a ,lot to be laid for New Year's celebrat~ons, ar(d SenJice and Giving The MOondusters 4-H · club meeting will be lield on April 30 . By Mrs. Herbert Roush .met April14al the.borne of Mrs. a!'the home of Dale Arnold. Mr. and Mrs.,Bill Mitchell of The ApoSUe Paul in writing to the church at Corinth said in 2 Columbus spent the ~eekend W. R. Hayes with two •dvisors Charles Oberholrer. Mr . . and Mrs, William and eleven members pr'esenl. TIJE SPINNING . WHEEl..'! · Qlf, 5:14,15 - •'The lo~e of Cbrist consti'aineth us; because we l'ith the latrer's sister, Mrs. Ilellls of business discussed met April15 at tile home of Mrs . . Krackomberger and daugh!A!r, Utus judge, lllat lf one' died for ail, then were all dead: and \bat.he llertha Robinson. . . Ra Col d . ... Mary Jane, of Keasby, N. J., died for all, that they which live shoul!l not henceforth live,lUI to Mr. and Mrs. Pet.! Shields, were to go toUtecounl ymee I mg ymond e, a v1ser, Wlw• Mr. and Mrs. Willlam nul Wednesday. sev.en members allending. lbemselves, .but into him which dl.ed for tf!em, and rose again." · Ralph Shain of Antiquity, Paul The sewing \. girls' displayed Collecting money for cancer, Krackomberger Jr. and son of 'Ibis means that everyone who bas accepted Olrist as his Sayre of Columbus, Brooks Kerns, and Mr . . and Mrs. Saviour is bound by everyUting that is true in .him to make Sayre of Syracuse were . baskets and Opel Oyer gave a making a scrap book, and who SIA!rling Rayburn and children demonstration on how to set a would bring refreshments for of Howell Township, N: J. and t:llrist's mission in the 'World his mission. Fmn the very first Saturday night ~ests of Mr. table. Joy Sauer was in charge the 'next . meeting were Mr. and .Mrs. Elson Long and m1111ent that we receive the grace of God and our hearts are at and Mrs. Herbert Sayre. of recreation when " the discussed. Rayanna Cole gave a · children of New Haven, w. va., peaceWithGod,w:eshoo,ldbemovedtoallfeoft:llristiandevotion Mr. and Mrs. Pet.! Ford of . guessing game" was played. demonstration on how to hem. spent Easter wiUt Mr. and Mrs. to his cause. If we do not, then we are untrue to ourselves and Southside, W. Va., Miss Diana Mrs. Hayes and Joy ser11ed Pam Nottingham was in Eugene Long and family. ungr11tefulto our Master. Cundiff of Charleston, W. Va., refreshmenls..'l'he next meeting charge of recreation and ser· Mrs. Ruth Perkins and Jesus said, "WhoSoever will come after me, let him deny . were Sunday guests of Mr. and · . • will be held on Aprll 23 - Mary ving refreshments. The next children of Pennsboro, w. va., himself and take up his cross, and follow me. For whosoever will Mrs, Charles ·Lawson and ' most of it you'll hear f~IIJ Sauer. . · meeting wijl be April 29 ~~ Ute REV. LOWTHER save hisllfe shall lose it; but whosoever sh.Ulose his life for my family. · . . YoUr ~ife the next mornln!. THE . STIVERSVILLE Slit· home of Mrs. Cole. The group spent a few days witll her sis!A!r, sake and the gospel's, the same shall save It." Sherd Cline of New Brighton, Mrs. Elsie Whit.! and family. chers met April 15 at the home . plans to take the money for Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dean S For no man can serve two masters, he will hate the one and Pa., spent Wednesday · through of Ada Van Meter, advisor, wiUt cancer to their next meeting.- and family of Bolivar and Mr. ~.u..o love the oUter, or be wlll despise one and hold onto the other. We ThurS!Iay with Mrs. Kate Rowe nine members present. The Darla Gill. and Mrs. Audley Whit.! and cannot serve God and msmmon at the same time. and Ada. Raymond Rowe, local, group elected offlcers and THE MESSUPS met March 24 family of Killbuck were recent · When Jesus appeared to His disciples after the resurrection, called Sunday at the Rowe during ,:.discussed project· selection. at the Wamsley home with two guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph He said toUtem, "Peace be unto you: as the Father hatll sent me, home. Mindy Dalley was in charge advisers and 12 members Wheel and.Deal : Mr. and Mrs. Do~ Hupp and MINERSVILLE - The Bible even so send 1you."- John 20:21. And then in John 15:16 he said, of recre~tion, . and Ada Van present. The group elec!A!d for Ballard and family· · Days : Meter served refreshments. president, Vanessa Folmer; Mr.and Mrs. Gary Hoi!A!r and Baptist Temple here has ac- "Yehavenotchosenme butlhavechosenyou,andordainedyou, sons enJOyed campmg over the son of Duncanvllle, Pa., and Mr. cepted evangelist Guy W. that ye should go and brfug forth fruit, and that ~our fruit should · w::end at the Theron Johnson Thenextmeelingwillbeheldon vice president, Paula and Mrs. Worley ·Davis of whatsoever ye shall ask the FaUter m my name, He p B b.b La t Fr'd April 24 at the home of Ada Van Eichinger; secretary, kim Dexter spent Easter with Mr. Lowther Jr. of Parkersburg as remain;· that 't to , o y wson spen 1 ay. their new pastor. For the last Me!A!r. -Tina Cozart. Sebo; treasurer, · Cathy and Mrs. Arvil Holter and may gtve I you . . .. night with Edward Lawson. two years he has been associate THE SNOWVILLE 4-H club Blaettilar; repor!A!r, June Ann family , We are saved to serve. We are not to whunper and say, I Sun~ay callers in the Bertlla pastor of the Baptist Gospel met April17 at ~home of Mr. ·wamsley ; recreation leaders, · Mrs. Doris Hill· and guest, can't." We are chosen and ordained of Christ to bear the fruits of Robinson home were Mr. and Temple there. Services will be and Mrs. Edwin Oberholzer Susan Wright artd Melody Florence Barnes, of woos!A!r His grace. We are call~ upon to deny self and ~ke llP our cross Mrs. Early Roush; local, Mr. held each SUnday as follows: with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Snouffer; program commit!A!e, and follow Christ. He IS our Master. We are His ser:vanta ..The and Mrs. Bill Robinson and Wood, advisers, and 13 mem- Beth McKnight, Mary Blaett· spent the weekend at her home Sunday School 10 a.m., greatest privllege and the greatest joy we can have m life IS m family and Brian Robinson of here. bers present. The group nar, and .Paula Eichinger, and BethReibelspentanightwith preaching 11 a.m., evening being a faiUtful servant of Cbrist, who loved us and gave himself Racine. discussed whelller or not to sell health and safety commit!A!e, Brenda Lee Ballard. Amber services at 7:30pm., and mid· for \L\1. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill of week prayer ,services, Tuesday Stanley products. Faith Perrin, Becky Thomas, "For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of Racine visited a recent Sunday Jeff and SIA!ve Arnold were In and Bonnie WoOds. McCain also spent a night with 7:30 p.m. The motto for tile yourselves:ltisthegiftofGod: notofworks,lestanymanshould with Mr. and Mrs. Russell her recently. charge of recreation and the Susan Wright and Melody Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow church is "A Going.Church For boast. For we are His workmanship, creared in Cbrist Jesus unto Roush. a Coming Savior." group played grunt pig, grunt Snouffer were in charge of Mrs. Russell Roush and Mr. Lowther has been in the good works, which God hath before Ol'dained that we should walk and gossip. Vickie and Charles recreation when the group Fortney of Pennsboro, W. Va., in Utem,", Paul wro!A! to the Ephesian Christians. We are not children, Sharon, Cindy, David, Oberholzer served refresh· played baseball. Alice Wamsley visi!A!d Mr. and Mrs. Junior. mt'n·18tr Y s1· x Years. For two ments of cookies, ships, iced served refreshments. - June ,Whit.! and children over the years he had a program saved by character, but by his grace unto chsracter. So then It is and Edward, called on Mrs. Bob We're wheeling and dtallng •II models from thrifty · IA!a, and Kool-Aid. The next Wamsley. weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry "Revival Rally Times" on the notour works that save us but the gift of grace through faitll; and Rhodes, Mike and Karen, on seven's to powerful , 14's. Sunday. Price starts from ,., on Whit.! and children of Little · Parkersburg radio. station. He yetwithoutworks we have evidence that we lack faith. OneofUtegreatestwaystoshowtoGodthefaithtbatwehave Wiley Ours of Racine called L•wn ·Ronger. Hocking also visi!A!d with them atrended Moody Bible College, recently. Emmaus Bible College, lnHim,lsfoundinhowfalthfulwearelnourglvlng. on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donahew Takeadvanlageof thiS once. a.vear sale lo ge't the best Mrs. Kathy Johnson of Springfield Bible College and The Bible Is full Of admonitions ooncernlng giving. The Bible Sunday. deal on a new Wheel Horse Portland called on her parents, Jack Hyles Pastor's School. He rells us Who should give, How much should be given, When it. Mrs. Don Hlipp, Mrs. Gerald lawn or garden tractor . Mr . and Mrs. Glen Tuttle was ordained at Columbus, Ohio should be given, and To whom it should be given. Wells of Syracuse called on ~~::;gn~r..W:~~~d~r P~t :~~~ Wednesday evening. in August of 1968. He is 29 years Firstletusconslderwhoshould give. In Deuteronomy 16:17it Mrs. Kate Rowe and Ada favorite Wheel Horse tractor Denver Hill of Foster, Va., ohl and has been residing in says, "Everyman shall give as he is able." Paulin writing to the recently. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll ~~t'~et~~\~1~;a 1 ~~~: 1 :!~1 spent Saturday night with Mr. Parkersburg with his wife, Corlnthianssaid "Toalltllatlneveryplacecallupontllenameof White, !Jarla, Deanna, and llmetomakethebestdealls Mr. and Mrs. carl Randolph and Mrs..- Ralph Ballard. Dottie, and six monllls old · ' . Keith VISiiA!d Sunday in the nowl Easy terms avolloble. Jesus ChrlBiour Lord, upon the first day of the week let every one R h Bring the kids. Free Wheel of Toledo were Easier weekend M' · : Mrs. Donna Morrison is daughter, Christy. ofyoulaybyhlminstoreasGodhathprosperedhim· tllatthere owe orne. . and Deal Dov balloons lor guests with the latter's slsrer . Iss Sherry Mccam, along spending some time with her ' Mrs. Roy Donohew call on all! and brother-In-law, Mr. and with Miss Leanne Nelson and children at Dunbar, W.Va. may be no gatherings when I come." Mrs Nora Gorham and Earl r=-------~ Mrs. Lawrence Chapman. Diane Lourery, both of Logan, Tammy and Rocky Pitzer had Th!s shows that the work ~God ~ not to be dependent upon a Sunday af!A!rnoon. 11/lla/ flzz.tA4• Essrer weekend guests with spent tile last weeke~d as guests their tonsils removed at T !- , collection but upon systemallc offermgs for its support. Mrs Iva Orr was a dinner WV ' Mr. and Mrs. Marvin were their at ~entuclcy ChrlBtian College. Veterans Memorial Hospital ODOr .t....U~ting Just how much are we to give? The law that God gave In guest .of Mrs. Herbert Roush Pioneers in TraelorinQ daughters, Mr. and Mrs . Miss Diana Massar s~nt last Thursday. Leviticus 27:30, says a tithe, which was a tenth part. If this was Sunday. Whet Horse Salts& Serv. Randall SmlUt, Hazard, Ky., ~aster at the home of Marion Mrs. In is Carson is visiting true for the Jew under the Law, how much more is it tnie for those William Bird stationed in tile . and Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Smilll, ~gs. Fl S her sis!A!r, Mrs. Nell Aibinger at who are under grace? It was never intended that the Bible teach . Uni!A!d Sta!A!s Navy at Norfolk Columbus. Their daughters, rs . orence pencer Ventura, Cali!. theintithe wasthenotithe longer obligation, but rather to show Csthy and Sue, who had spent recently was a houseguest of RACINE - The following us thethat spirit which andanother gifts over and above the • - - - - - - - - - ·.::::;:O...:te:r.:O:. • the past week with their Mr. and Mrs. Starling Ma~r, students of the Racine tithes should be made. The difference between giving and giving . grandparents and other . Miss Faith McCam, r<l!lr Elementary School have been nothing is the difference between obedience and disobedience. It relatives returned home with celebrated her birthday Sunday \..d.lll named to the honor roll for the is disobedience that displeases the Master. · . their parenta. . afternoon with the help of fifth six weeks grading period. When are we to give? In the Bible we find ·thal giving is Other guests at the Wilson Sherry, Amber, and Norman Making a grade of "B" or above associa!A!d witll the worship of Ute Lord's house. Such passages of " home ~qr the Easter va~tion Mc~.,.lo!j:~:;:M~.Reed, Mr. . eWS' Otes in all tlieir subjects lo 'be' named Scripture as I Cor. 16:2andMalacht3:10bringforih·this trulll. ;, were Wllloil;_s sl.!IA!rs; llirs. an · Gale Mceam and Dale to the roll were. · To whom do we give? The law in the 'Old Testament was, "the Juanita 'Dean and daugh!A!r, Lee, r. and Mrs. Ross Cleland, BY BERTHA PARKER Grade One, Kimberly IA!nth shall be holy unto Ute Lord." All offering is unto the Lord. Is Sue of Camden New Jersey Mr. and . Mrs. Dana McCain, Sabbath School atrendance Follrod, Allen Pape •. Kent it not strange Utatwe wm pay our club dues, and our bills, and yet • sandwiches • short orders and' Mr. and ' Mrs. J. c : Mrs: Donna Ihle, Lois and April 18 at the Free Methodist Wolfe, Brian Harden, Melinda neglect paying what is due our Lord? An giving, whether It be Thompson, Medina, Ohio. Melissa, Mr. and Mrs. Church was 142. Offering was Salmons, Patrick Johnson, Rita • biggest beefburgers in town · 1 te J Re money,time,ortalentsisanactofworsbip. ThlsisUtetesto our Mrs. Blanche Nelson spent Wateman Whit.!: ~lana Epple, $35.99. Attendance at all ser· 810 Grard,e aTwyo, Pees.ggy Bush , Enc . spiritual relationship with God. If we don't believe It, then read Easter Sunday with her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Wdham Frecker, vices Easter day was 269. Mrs. C. E. Atkinson In Athens. aqd Nola Young. Rev. Gill will attend a Hill, Snnja Hill, Della Johnson, Luke 16 ' 10.12· ,. . Sounds good · - • Jesus s&d, If ye know these thmgs, happy are ye lf ye do Steven and Gary Nelson of . Dlnsll)ore Boyles was meeting of the Board of Bob Bill Lee, Carl Morris, eat • at PCJIIleroy spent a few days of recently entertamed at the Evangelism Saturday in Bryan Wolfe, Paula Wolfe. Utem." their Eas!A!r vacation with their home of Mr .. and Mrs. Starling Columbus. Grade Three, Cricket Car· - Rev. Robert W. Kuhn, Pastor, First Baptist Church, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Massar. Mrs. Roy Howell, Mrs. Fran pen!A!r, Tammie Cleland, Kim Pomeroy. Grover stout. - Sberry·McCain Cline spent tile weekend with Dugan, Amy Fisher, Beth - - - - - - - - - - - - ; -- - - - Mr. Howell in Pennsylvania. Hoffman ; Melissa Ihle, Lora' TWO WELCOMED 4th & Locust 992-5248 Midd leporl, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Harmoh Fox took Knighting, John Pape, Kent Tammy Smith, Brenda Uteir sewing boxes' and Opal them to Columbus airport. Mrs. Gladys Mowery recently ~a~ey, Amanda Wells, Cmdy Smith, and Greg Walker were Oyer gave a demonstration on sold her place to Mr, and Mrs. ~r§~: Four, Douglas Bell, welcomed into membership of table setting. Recreation was In Swan and left for California to Catherine Cross, Brian Grind· the Moondus!A!rs 4-H Club at a charge of Joy Sauer. Plans were OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE' staff, Brice Hart, Seth Hill, recentmeetmg held at. Ute borne made for 'at!A!nding the "Project make her home. AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., Beverly McLain Carol Morris of Mrs. W. R. .Hayes. Tem Plan.Q-Rama" and' the next ._.Piil EROY. . . ' ' Herdman presided at the meeting was announced for HOME FROM KENTUCKY Linda Norris, Brent Pat!A!rson, ti Th . 1 d' 1 ed Apri'l 28 at the Sauer home Mrs. Owen Genheimer and Ma~ie Pickens, Danielle Smilll,m ••ee•ntlg. ••elllig•tr•s•ISllip•ally••••••••••'• Mrs. Russ Watsqn have John Beat West. returned from a week's visit Grade Five, Lois Bailey, with Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Mar· SIA!phen Baker, Larry Fisher, shall, Louisville, Ky. They went Perry HUI, Patty Robinson, Special especially for the wedding of Richard Teaford. 2 Dr. H. T., 6 cyl., auto. trans .. P.S .. P. B., Regular Miss Marianna Marshall to Mr. Grade Six, Eric Dunning, Glen McDonald on Saturday. On Anna Frank, Tracl Weese, Friday night they were guests J(evin Willford, Scott Wolfe. All Our Cars Are Priced of Mr. and Mrs. William Me· MX, 4 Dr. Sedan, white with blue vinyl top, blue vinyl Donald of Glasco, Ky. at a TO FIT YOUR BUDGET Interior, v.s, auto. trans .. P.S., P.B. 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Mr, Miller formerly taught instrumental music in the local schools. He is presently associated with the Grove City Schools as a guidance counselor. Regulaf & Bell Boltol11 Legs Seeln' Is Bellevln' EARLY BIRD SALE Birthday Observed Life at Fairfield Discussed For Men and Boys ims In Super Slim-..... OPTOMETRIST 70 MERQJRY MONTEGO SYRACUSE _ sunshine approved and various fund· Makers Class of the First' raising ideas were discussed. A United Presbyterian Church donation of $12 was given to the was held Friday night, April16, George Thompson kidney fund . in the annex of the church. The Hostesses fo~ the May mee ting was conducted by meeting will be Janice Lawson president, Naomi London. and Jean Hall . Devotions will be Devotions were by Margaret by Helen Jiarris and roll call Cottrill, who read the 2oth will be a Bible verse or poem · chap!A!r of John , also, "Jesus pertaining to "Mother ." And His ·Heavenly Father" Refreshments were served to from Presbyterian Life. Roll Mrs . London with Pauline call was answered by five Morarity, contributing hos!A!ss, members giving an Easter · to Helen Harris, Helen Diddle, and Margaret Cottrill. verse. Reports wete given and t ' N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Stop 'n' Savel Sunshine Makers' Class Met Friday . •e . Authentic McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE See Our Value-Rated . '!be Big Bend Neighborhood day camp bas been set for June 14throUghJune18atCampKlashutanearChester. Mrs. Mary Bahr, day camp director, announces that the reglslraiion deadline is May 1 and lbe fee per scout attending is $5. The day camp sessions will be held frqm 9 a.m. to 3 pJO. and among the llCtivlliea off~ wlll)le ping pong, volleyball,hlldng, nature study, archery, and ·folk dancil!g. Only junior and cadetre scouts will part!cipare In arebery. Mrs: Pat Duffy will serve as business manager for the camp and senior scouts will serve aa aids. Colors wiU be assignad to each unit and craft work pro~ts will be carried out 1n unit colors. On the final day of Ute day camp program, olymplcs wlll be held with ribbons to be awarded. Parenta of tile girls wlll .be in· vlted to join th ts in a wiener roast and there will be a demon$b'atioo 0~ =~lk ~cing in Ute scout cabin. BIG BEND NEIGHIIO.RHOOD MEETING ' let's 70 Sedan DeVille, air -------'6000 ' 69 CadHiat Sedan DeVille, air.. ------15000 68 Pontiac Sta. Wap, air ·-------·~295 68 Olds' 88 Holiday Sedan, air·------'1995 . 67 Olds 98 Hoi. Sedan, ai~-------- 11995 67 a.ew. Caprice 4 Dr., air.--------'1795 67 Olds 98 4 Dr., aL----------'1795 66 Oki Cutlass Hoi. Coupe. ________ 795 'l'hewomen's choir selections ivlll be "Lamb of God" by Gottes, and ·~o Little Lamb" by Coggin, with a trio doing "The Heather Hills." Numbers of the high school choir will be "Three. Umericks, ''Will You Go, Lightly Go," Schubert's "Holy, Holy, Holy;" "0 Lord Have Mercy" . by Williams, "Somewhere" by Bernstein, and "Aquarius, Let .the Sun, shine In'; by Mac Dormat. ~ · "~,! WaUL AUttle .Taller Mrls. . Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Brinker · McCLURE'S N nahan, sponsored by Southern FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT . POMEROY Local Band Boosrers. Rotary meeUng at I,.eglon Hall, DANCE, Meigs JJIIIior Hig~ ' Middleport, Friday, 6 p.m., School, Middieport, Saturday, II- ~ li,Jays will emcee. Meigs Band rather than at church.· DANCE, FR1DAY, H· ll, Boosters, S}!ODsor, __ Wahama High School, spon· CAR WASH, starting 10 a.ni. sored by FFA, Jays will emcee. Saturday, at car wash, E. Main SATURDAY St., Pomeroy ~ by Senior Girl SQUARE DANCE, Saturday, Scout Troop 198. , 8:30-12:30, archery building, MONDAY Royal Oak Park, Mike Gorrell · MEIGS BAND Boosrers, 8 p. and band; caller, Jim Car, m. Mpnday, Meigs High School, Allee McMann, new executive director for the Four Rivers Girl Scout eoUndl,metwith local scouting volunteers Wednesday at camp Kia8huta. . SYRACUSE - Mr. Frank Dill of Pomeroy and Mr. and During that meeting presided over by Mrs. WUilam Ohlinger, Mrs. Willlam · Hubbard, Syracuse, are announcing the neighborhood chairman, plans for the week at Camp Sandy Bend marriage of their daughrer, Penny Lee, to Harold Willlam for disadvantaged girls in August were dlscuss4ll). Brinker; son of Mrs. John Bacon, of Racine. ;..,. ....................... .. It was noted Utat supplies to .be proVided by b'oops of the Wedding vows were exchanged Apr. 11 at the home of her county are to be turned in at the May neighborhood meeting. In A THOUGHT brother and sisrer-I!Haw, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wlllls, Racine the packs,' one to be supplied by each troop, are to be sheeta, a R.D. (sYracuse). The Rev. Freeland Norris of Racine of· The 13th birthday an· il FOR TGDA y il toothbrush, a comb, toothpaste, so~, raincoat, towel and wash· niversary of Joy Sauer was f flcia!A!d at Ute wedding ceremony. cloth. Girls are also asked to contribute shorts, blouses and observed at the Easrer Sunday The poorest way to lace ~ Miss Teresa Casci, Middleport served as maid of honor bathing suits IIley have outgrown, and to turn in empty girl scout family gathe1ing at the home of ~ Iife Is to face it wrth a il and Mr. Carl Sauvage of Pomeroy as best man. Matron of cookie cases for 'use as suitcases. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber, sneer -tc honor was Mrs. Dale Willis. She was given in marriage by Open house was announced for May 2 from I to 5 p.m. at Reedsville. · - Theodore Roosevelt <tc her brother, Mr. Willls. , Camp Rotan, Athens, and Sa~y Bend near Elizabeth, W.Va. on An egg hunt was held during : : The naw Mrs. Brinker is a 1969 graduare of Southern Local M~ 23, from 1'to 5 p.m. At Sandy Bend camping will be open .to the afternoon. In the evening, il ... .. w. • High School of Racine. The groom is a 1968 graduate of famllles on Menuirlal Day and Labor Day weekends and use of Mrs. Harold Sauer served a il 'T T -tc Southern Local High School and Is employed at Tri..State the docks for boats without motors will be permitted. decor a ted cake and ice cream ~ Materials Corp. Insurance was~ and It was reported tllat beginning in observanc~ of Joy's birthdlly. lfs Quick! Easy . Sept. 1; ·the registration let! of· $1 will cover not· only the first Atrending besides Mr. and MI:s. . · -tc treatment for an llijury suffered while a girl is involved in Sauer, Mary Rutll and Joy, -fl. scouting actlvilles, but for all subsequent treatments. Middleport, were Mr. and Mrs. i( il Mrs. McMann said tllat paid established camp positions are conditions at tile Fairfield Donley. The next county William Meredith of ~verly; : Fridays Only : open, Nurse, business manager, assistant unit leilders over 18, School for Boys was discussed meeting was announced for Mr . and Mrs. Warren Pickens, il The Drive-In Window -tc and unit leaders over 21 are needed, she reported. Senior scouts by Frank Ogden, social worker April 26 7:30p.m. at the Meigs Mr : and Mrs . Ernest it Open . -tc w!Uing.to serve as aides may attend camp free and are to contact tllere, at a recent meeting of tile Junior High School auditorium. Wht!A!head; Jean, Jane and Juli, : 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. : (Co . il the Parkersburg office by May I. Meigs County United Methodist Young people from th~ ironton Kay Balderson, Mr. and Mrs. it 1mu~us 1Y) Weber, David and Mark, it n A natur~ craft workshop was announced for May 11 at St. youth at the Rutland United area will present a religious Andrews Methodist Church, Parkersburg. Scout sweet shirts are Methodist Church. About 90 rock program. The event is Reedsville; Tim Glaze and il Other Banking Hours 9 to 3 and 5 to 1 as usual on still available in green, blue, and maroon at $3 for·S'!ort sleeves young peopl~ a trended the rally. open to all young people of the Charles Meredith, both students at Ohio University. :1( Fridays. and $3.50 for long sleeves. Rose Mary Rice, Mary Ruth area . Day camp activities were discussed by Mrs. Bahr, director. A Sauer,and Bobby Williamson of Mrs. Harold Rice, Mrs . camp work session was set for May 19 from 10 am. to 2·p.m. at the host youth fellowship gave Harold Sauer, and Mrs. John Klashuta. the devotions. Pam Buck, Colwell served refreshments. of the church with At the meeting were Mrs. McMann, Mrs. Ohlinger, Mrs. county president, had charge of Recreation followed the small filled baskets. POMEROV, OHIO : Bahr, Mrs. Thelma Alrson, Salisbury 208; Marge Benedum, the business meeting. The meeting. Mrs. Bill Williamson After Sunday School an Member FDIC f Tuppers Plains 276; Mrs. Margaret Sheridan, Pomeroy 171; Mrs. summer camp program was is advisor of the Rutland Youth Easrer egg hunt was featured in Member Federal ij Ruth Ann Balderson and Mrs. Marilyn Hannum, Reedsville 667; annolinced by tile Rev. Forest group. the Robert Harden yard for tile Reserve System . 11 Mrs. Jackie Zirkle, Pomeroy 66; Mrs. Nancy Morris, Mrs. ~ron · . Primary class. •••••...... SWindell, ~s. Staron Welker, Salisbury 220; ,Jane Snyder, district advisor, Parkersburg, and Mary Hunter, 21M Chester. SYRACUSE _ The altar of by Alfred Rootes; Mrs. Hazel . . 131 RACINE TROOP • the Fjrst llqited PrespY.tefian Clat;k.l'~~~i!le'~"'!l!l~r-M~~an, . ;:~.o-,to~,of. ll!ldi~. W:Mf9:cWP:I@l<~ by ~cin~ -'l)'pop_}J? " ci;mch w'aibe~utiful wtui'whire Mariam, ·ifarry, and' John recently. Mrs. Ne~e €rOllS, Mrs. Carl Morris, Mrs. Shirley Hill, lilies for the Eas!A!r morning Dean, by Mrs. Helen Wetzel and ' ' and Mrs. Phlllp Fisher,leader, transpoc!A!d Ute 17 girls to Mid· services. A sunrise service was Mrs . Mayme Holmes; Roy dleport. . · conduc!A!d by the Rev. Russell Holmes and Mariam Holmes In Work on their collectors badge is continW?g. An ~srer ~gg Lesoor, followed by coffee and Weyersmiller, by Mfs. Mayme hunt was held last week at the American·J..egiOn hall m Racme. donuts served in the annex. Holmes, and Mr. and Mrs. Midnight Black High Impact Polystyrene Cabinet SALISBURY BROWNIES worship service was con· Robert Crow; Mr. Pearl Me· An investiture service for Kalhy Qulvey preceded an Easter dueled by the pastor at 9 Bride, Mrs. Hazel Clark, Mr. party and egg huntfor Brownie Troop 220last week. o'clock; his sermon theme, "Be and Mrs. C. C. Nills, and Mr. Mrs. Sharon Swindell and Mrs. Sharon Welker oonduc!A!d the Opened." • and Mrs. W. S. McBrid~, by ceremony. Qlpcakes and orange drink were served and favors The lilies were given in Mrs. Pearl McBride. were jelly bean nut cups and marshmaUow eggs. An Easrer story memory of Mr. and Mrs. James During the one o'clock Sun· was read to the girls by Annie Ohlinger, senior aide. Quick by Margaret Cottrill and day School hour the children .of An egg hunt was held witb prizes going to Patty Parker, Carla Thomas Quick; John Mumaw the primary class .were given · Whaley, Angela Sinclair, and Kathy Quivey. Guests at the family by Frankie Mumaw; filled Eas!A!r baskets lind the meeting were Mrs. Connie Qulvey and daughter, Mrs. Kennetll Albert Duckworth and Junior Class ·members were SlnclairandRyan,andPaulaSwlndellandJackieWelker. . Josephine J?uckworth Harden, each given large candy eggs. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 5 by the family; Flossie Roush, The Star Class remembered theCooking classes wll1 be comple!A!d Wednesday by Junior Troop 5at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. under the direction of Mrs. Joa!U18 Distler. A IA!a for Ute mothers of the scouts wlll be held at tllat time. District 13· rally plans were Chesrer Grade School on May 14 Scouts and guests bad a skating party Sunday at the Skate-a· discusSed during the Tuesday witll the dinner to be served by way Rink and on Saturday will begin work at Mrs, Alice MUla' night meeting of Chester the Council. Commlt!A!es were ceramic shop on a gift for Mother's Day. Council 323, Daughters of named for the dinner. Reser· MIDDLEPORT TROOP 311 vatlons are due by May 3. America, held at the haU. An outing at Fort Meigs SaturdaY, with the Tuppers Plains The rally will be held at the Arrangements were made '1Qr Stereo High Fidelity Portable Motorola junior troop bas been planned by Troop 39. The girls are asked to the initiation IA!am to go to "Micro· Mite" llltegrated Circuit Sound have 25 cents and a permission slip when they meet at 11 a.m. at Syracuse for initiatory work System provides exceptJonal clarity and Heath Uni!A!d Methodist Church for Ute trip .to Forest Acres Park there. SALES REPORTED fidelity in sound reproduction. Has swing near RuUand. Ohio sales of Series E & H Mrs. Erma Cleland, council down "Mini" changer, detachable speaker At the Monday night meeting of the b'oop, plans were made Uni!A!d States Savings Bonds in deputy, was escorted to the wings, solid stale amplifier , retractable for a weekend at Camp Klashuta, May 14-16, and for a court of March were $30.7 million . altar where she was presented a diamond stylus, separate tone control. 4 speed Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Meigs birthday gift by the Council, and awards on May 17. automatic record changer, two . 4" Golden The girls accompanied by their leader, Mrs. Roscoe Wise, County Volunteer Savings a decora!A!d cake baked by Mrs. Voice speakers, separate right & left channel recently took an aU-day bike around Middleport to complete a Bonds Chairmlln, r'eported Margaret Tuttle. volume controls, automatic sliut-off, 45 rpm Two applications for mem· March sales of Savings Bonds in requirement on their gypsy badge. spindle, tone arm lock, convenient molded the county were $30,'628, bersbip and one for rein· carry handle. achieving 28.3 per cent of Its staren\ent were read during tbe meeting conducted by Mrs. annual sales goal. Jean Summerfield. A potluck PARENTS VISITED wasenjoyedatUtecon~lusionof . . Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Clay the meeting by the 28 members (Patricia Gaul) have returnet! present, and the Good of the MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' c . er .1 1 I' t0 Yps1 1an 1, spending. several days here t' Mi h aft si en auc 100 ' · visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gaul, and Vicki, and grandparents, Mr' and Mrs. '· Bud Morgan, Pomeroy, Route 3. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Have been on Easrer vacation fro111 Esstern Michigan University where . they are students. . Spring Concert s·unday. The annual.spring concert by· the Kyger Creek High School music department will be presented at 2:30 p.m. (DST) Sunday in the high school audftorlum. ' Miss Loretta Ours is Ute lllrector of the choirs and Gene Browning Is Ute band director. 'l'1le program will open with the junior high choir singing "Anlericans are We" by Swift, and a,spiritual, "Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho." Senior band selections will be "Marqh (the Southerner)" by Alexander; "A Mozart' Festival" arranged by Johnson; "Passacaglia in E Flat" by ':rank;; "Pageanb'y Overture" by Edmondson; and "Songs of Wales" by Davis. Girl Scout [) iary a,Ci_.•• ~flil . ' . Chapter year in Charlie Weaver style. •. Pledges of Ohio Eta Phi' were introduced and presented , the . Interilational prize winning. ·In the group were Carol Adams, Silsle Baer, Phyllis Bennett, Janie Bourne, Debbie Finlaw, Debbie Gerlach, Lynn Kitchen, Martha McPhail, .Donna Morrison, Iris Payne, · Edwina Scott, and Charlot!A! Taunton. The message from Lynn Terry of In!A!rnational was read by Mrs. Ohlinger,- and Mrs, Brown gave the welcome .and led in the F~under's Day pledge. The Beta Sigma Phi grace ~as given by Margaret Follroad p~eceding · the smorgasbord dmner. June Van Vranken led in the Natidnal Anthem. Chairman of the event was Pearl Welker. l fij;i;~ -~;~- . Cale~d;r ,j 1 POM~ROY tlMfNT BLOCK CO. ·ntE MARTIN RESTAURANT In The Heart Of MiddlepOrt, o. · Open 6 Dilys A Week-CIMIII S.Uys W.E FERTILIZER ON HAND SPECIALIZE IN .WEDDINGS Everythlftg but till Ring and 11M Groom. Invitations Napkins Otcoratlons Book• Engraved Cake Knives, Servers, Punch Bowls by Slarllght. . Great selection of Albums to choose from . THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP Middleport, 0 ~ Complete Stock. May We Help You? · .SUGAR RUN MILLS ' 110 Mulben:y Ph. "2-2115 ,' ....., !J . ,.•., �I -Tile Dally Sentinel, Mlddlep~rt-Pomero)f, 0 , April23, 1971 MASON ASSEMB.LY OF RACINE FIRS r CHURCH meeting. 6: 30 p m ; Evening GOD - Second St , Mason, W OF THE NAZARENE - worship. 7 30 p m APPLE GROVE UNITED Va Chester Tennant# pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a m ; Sunday school, 10 a m , Morning Worship, 10.30 a m ; METHODIST CHURCH - W. morning worship, 11 a · m ; Evenmg worship, 7 30 p. m. Date McClurg, pastor Worship evangefistrc service, 7 30 p m. Wednesday, Sunday School service. first and lh1rd Sundays B1ble study and prayer serv1ce, Supenntendent, Pauline Me;. of each month at 8 p m ; Wednesday, 7 30 p. m. Phone Clmtock, pastor. Rev Morns Sunday School every Sunday at 773 5133 9 30 a m. . WSCS, second MIDDLEPORT M Wolfe POMEROY HARTFORD CHURCH OF RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- Tuesday of each month at 7 30 MT MORIAH IIAI' t f)!- Christ in Christian Union POMEROY TRINITY CharlesNorrls, pasfor Sunday p m , Bible Study, Wednesday, UnitedChurch of Christ -Rev Corner Fourth and Main , Rev O ' D~II Manley, pastor . School , 9·30 a m , Morning 8 p m Perrin, pastor. Fred Blaettnar, Middleport. Rev. Henry L. Key, Sunday Sch9<JI, 9 30 a m., Rev. CARMEL UNITED METHsupt. Sunday School, 9 15 a m , Jr , pastor Sunday School 9 30 Guy Sayre~ supt .. evening worsh1p, 10 45 a m., Sunday ODIST - Paul A Sellers, . Worship, 10:25 a. m.; youth a. m., Arnold Richards, supl .. serv1ce, 7 30 Tuesday B•ble even•ng worsh ip, 7 30 p m , pastor , Wayne Roush, supt. Wednesday evenrng Brble chOir rehearsal, Monday. 6· 30 Morning worship 10 30 a. m study, 7 30 p m. Thursday Study, 7 30 p IJl Worshtp service, 10 45 a m , P m .. Mrs Marvin Burt, first third Sundays , FIRST UNITED PRES- evemng prayer meeting, 1 30 p SOUTH BETHEL UNITED evenmgand director . Senior chol r BYTERIAN, Middleport- Rev m . Sunday evening youth worshrp, 8 p m second rehearsal, 7 30 p m. Thursday, Russell Lester, pastor Sunday services. 6 30 w•lh Rog er METHODIST - Rev Randy Sunday Lavender, pastor Sunday Mtts Paul Nease, director. School 9 30 a m • LewiS Sauer, CHESTER CHURCH OF THE schoof, 9 am , Mrs W1lma Thursday, all day Busy Bee supt , worsh1p servtce 10 30 ManleYJ.._yo~:a~raer MASUN BAPTIST NAZARENE Rev Herbert Bahr. Supt Youth Fellowship 6 Grate, pastor.-Worshrp quilting party in church social a.m. Second and Pomeroy Sis, Stan p.m service, Sunday at Tuppers 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday. room MIDDLEPORT HEATH Craig, pastor Sunday school. Plamseach Unded Method•sl Sunday School. 9 30 a m lPO~EROY CHURCH OF UNITED METHODIST-Rev 9 4S a m , worship service, 11 THE NAZARENE - Corner Max E Donahue, miniSter , a m ; traln1ng umon, 6: 30'p.m , Church DANVILLE WESLEYAN - J R•chard Barton, supl Prayer Un•on and Mulberry Rev. Enc Chambers. Sunday School evening worship service, 7· 30 meeting, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. Clyde V. Henderson, pastor . superintendent Church School p.m. Mid week prayer serv1c~, A turry. pastor Sunday HARRISONVILLE PRES· School. 9 JO a m • Youth and Sunday School 9 30 a m , 9 30 a m , morning worship, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. BYTERIAN - Mrs Norma tun lor youth servrce, 6 .45 p m , Raymond Walburn , supt 10 30 a m , youth meetmg, 7 p. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Evenrng worshrp, 7 30 p m Lee, Sunday Schoop Supenn Morning worship 10 30 a m , m • Choir rehearsal. Wed- Services 315 Mam Sf , Pt Prayer and praise Wed , 7 30 p tendent Sunday School 9 30 a. E.. nlng service 7 30 p. m Mid· nesday 7 7 30 p m , Mrs E Pleasant, atSunday m Sunday Service 8 p m. Rev. School 9 15 m week service, Wednesday, 7 30 Robert Hamm, dtrector. --Max Donahue, M•ddleport, am Sundays. 11 a.m , Wed· HEMLOCK GROVE pastor P m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES- nesday, testimonial meeting 8 CHRISTIAN - Dav1d Stauffer. GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev. Larry Carnahan prestding BETHANY UNITED pastor ; Stanford Stockton, supt METHODIST Stanley Plattenburg. m•nlster. 1 mmister Sunday, B•ble lecture, p m All welcome -Paul A Sellers. Morning prayer and sermon, 9 30 a m • Watchtower study, FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Mornmg worshrp, 9 30 a m , pastor , Blythe Theiss, Sunday 10 30 a. m Holy communion 10 30 a m Tuesday Bible - Letart Route 1, the Rev Stan church school, 10 30 am , School supt Worshrp servrce, and sermon, first Sundays~ study, 7 30 p m , Th~rsday, Cra •g, pastor. Sunday school. young peoples meehng, 6 30 9· 30 a. m second and fourth 10 30 a m Church s~hool, ministry school 7 30 p m, 9 30 a m , prayer and Bible p m , evenmg worshrp, 7·Jp Sundays , Evenmg worshrp, 8 p study, 7 30 p.m Cottage prayer B1ble study, Wednesday, 7 30 m first Sunday, kindergarten through e1ghlh service meeling 8·30 p m· grade, 10 30 a. m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH service, Tuesday, 10 a m , pm. LOTTRIOGE UNITED POMEROY CHURCH OF of Christ In Chrisltan Union-- worshlpserv•ce, Thursday. 7 30 METHODIST - Worsh1p, t~rst SILVER RUN FREE BAPCHRIST- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., Lawrence Manley, pastor, Mrs p.m TIST - Rev Howard K1mble, and th~rd Sundays, 10.45 a m , pastor. Bible School, 9. 30 a m. ; Russell Young, Sunday School MASON ~HURCH OF pastor Sunday school. 10 a m , second and fourth Sundays, worship, 10 30, adult worship Supt. Sunday School 9 30 a m , CHRIST - John Steele, pastor. Henry Davrs, supt., evenmg 7 30p m Sunda_y School. 9 45 a service and YOUOR peoples Evening worship 7 30. Wed Worship, 10 a m. ; Bible study, service, 7 JO p m Prayer m Christian Ehdeavor, lh1rd meeting, both 7·30 P m Sun. nesday prayer meet1ng 7 30 p 11 15 am , evening worsh1p, meetmg , Thursday, 7 30 p.m Saturday of each month. day.Wednesday, combined m , ' 7 30 p.m Mid week service, LAUREL CLIFF FREE CHESTER CHURCH OF METHOOt!il - Rev Eugene Bible study and prayer CHURCH OF THE NAZA- We~nesday, 7 30 p m GOD- Rev. Donald A Sheets, Gill, pastol': Will1am Bailey, mt~l~gslL~~TI~N ARMY _ RENE - Middleport. R•v GRAHAM UNITED METH- pastor. Sunday School 9 30 a Envoy RayS Wlnlng, officer tn Audry Miller, pastor: Floyd ODIST CHURCH - Preachmg m , Worship service, 11 a. m , supt SundaySchool,9:30a m, arge Sunday 10 ~ ~ Carson, supt Sunday school. 9 30 a m , f1rst and second Evening service, 7.30 Prayer Mcirnmg worshtp, 10 30 a m , · ' - ·uu 9:30 am , Morning wor Sundays of each month ; third Evenmg worship, 7 30 p m oII ness p;1eellng. 10.30 a n;' · ship, 10 30 am , junior and fourth Sundays each month, service and youth service, Wednesday, Chrlsl•an Youth Sunday Seflool Young Peoples IQCiety 6 30 p m NYP$ 6 45 worshtp service at 7 30 p m Thursday, 7 30 p m Crusade, 6 30 p m , Prayer Legion, 7 p m , Thursday, 1 to 3 ' ' meetmg 7 30 p m Thursday, FOREST RUN METHODIST p. m, Lad 1es Home League , 7 p m Sunday evangeliStic Wednesday evenmgs at 7 30, p m Pre_p c1.11u:o~~.:: meeting, 7 30 p m Prayer Prayer a_nd B1ble Stud_L - Rev Forrest Donely, pastor choir practice, 7 p. m DEXTER CHURCH OF Charles Ham1llon. supt • ·SACRt;D HEART _ Rev _ meeting Wednesday, 7 30 p.m CHRIST -Danny Evans, MEIGS COUNn Worshrp servrce, 9 a m ; MIDDLEPORT PEN . Father Bernard Krajcovlc, pastor Norman C Will, supt Sunday School, 10 a m pastor Phone 992·2825, TECOSTAL- Third Ave, the AL F RE 0 UN t TED CHRISTIAN Sunday School 9 30 a m , Saturday evening Mass, 7: 30 Rev William Knittel, pastor; METHODIST - Rev Randy - LANGSVILLE Rober1 Eugene Musser, Worship serv•ce. 10 JO a m p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 Ratr.h Priddy, Sunday School Lavender, pastor Sunday pastor Sunday school, 9 30 Chnstran Endeavor Sunday am. ConfesSions, Saturday 7 sup , Classes for all ages, School, 9 45 a m , Lloyd am • morning • 10· 30, e '! en..t.n9.: 7 30 p.m. Sunday School, lOa m., Sunday Dillinger, . supt Worsh1p ser- Robert Bobo, worship, REORGANIZED CHURCH Sunday school POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST evening service, 7 30 p m vice, 11 a m w•lh the Rev Mr supl Sunday evening service, OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· -Robert Kuhn, pastor. George Wedne,sday even1ng Young Lavender 1n charge Wed 7 30 p m , youth meet1 na. TER DAY SAINTS- Portland Skinner, Sunday School supt . Peoples meeting and Bible nesday evening prayer serv 1ce, Monday, 7 p m Midweek Racme Road Ralph Johnson, Sunday School, 9 30 a m .. Study, 7 30 Saturday evening 7 45, also Wednesdar evenmg, service, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a morning worship, 10 30 a m 1 service. 7·30 administrative board members SYRACUSE CHURCH OF m , Morning worshrp, 10 30 a BYF, 6 p m; Bible Study FIRST BAPTfSfCHURCH of to meet at 7 30 p m at Meigs THE NAZARENE- Rev M C m , Sunday evening servrce, 7 Wednesday_ 7 p m., choir Middleport, corner of Sixth and Jun1or H1gh School 1n M•d· Lanmore, pastor Bob Moore, p m Wednesday even1ng pracll.l:t.....Wed" Jl: ~Q.P m Palmer Streets, Rev Chorles dleport tor a countywide charge Sunday School Supt Sunday prayer servrces, 7 30 p m FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- Simons, pastor Danny conference School , classes for all ages, 9 JO BETHLEHEM BAPTIST TIST- 220 E. Main, Pomeroy Thompson, Sunday School BRADFORD CHU~CH OF a m , morplng worship, 10 -45, affiliated with S!B.C Rev: Superintendent Sundav CHRIST - Charles Russell. NYPS Sunday, 6 30 p m , Great Bend. Charles Norris, Clifford Coleman, pulor . church school for ever~one Pastor. Bud Bartrum. evangellstrc service, Sunday, pastor Worshtp service, 9 30 a S~nday school, 9:30 a.m ., 9· 15 am .; Morning worship Supenntendenl, Sunday School, 7 JO p m M1d week prayer m • Sunday School, 10 30 a m Horahel McClure, supt.. wor- 10 15 am.: Evenln9 services. 9 30 a m Worship Serv•ce . meeting , Wednesday, 7 30 p m MORNING STAR UNITED shlp service, 10:30 am.; 7 30 p.m.; Wednes ay prayer 10 30 am Sunday evening Mssronary meeting, second METHODIST - Rev William evening worship 7•30 p m service, 7.30 p.m. Extra youth serv•ces 7 B'bl I d Wednesday, 7 JO p m 1 Atrson, pastor, Roy Van Meter, Wednesday prayer'meellng imci -activities on Sunday, 5 p.m ,lor Wednesday, ~ ";, m :ra~t~r~ supt . Sunday School , 9 30 a Bible sludy 7·30 p m all youth up to sixth grade , 6.30 G T d ST. PAUL · LUTHERAN _ for junior and senior high roup ues ay, 7 P m UNITED FAITH-Robert E m , Mornmg worship 1... 15 a Rev. Arthur c. Lund, pastor. students. J,iOBSON CHRIST 1AN Smith, pastor Worship serv1ce m , Youth Fellowship and B1ble Sunday School, 9. 15 a. m, CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mid- UNION - Darrel Doddrlll, and Sunday school, 9 30 a.m., Study, Thursday, 8 p m Fred Charles Evans, Supt.; worship dleP.ort, 5th and Main. Raullin pastor. Sunday School, 9 30 a Fred Samsel, supt , evening Sm1th, layleader service, 10:30 a. m. Con- Moyer, pastor Thomas Kellr,, m • Annie Mohler, supt , worship, 7 30 p.m. , youth CARLETON CHURCH flrmatlon class, Salurday. 9:45 Sunday School supl Bib e Leonard Gilmore, first elder , meeting, 7 p m Prayer meeting K1ngsbury Road Sunday a. m. School, 9 30 a m , morning evening service, 7 30 p m Thursday, 7 30 p m School , 9 30 a m , Ralph Carl, AOMEROY·CHESTER worship, 10 30 a m , evening Wednesday prayer meeting , supt Worshtp servtce, TO 30 a UNITED METHODIST wo'rsh1p, 7 30 o m , orove. 7:30 P m and 7 JO p m alternately m Robert R. Card, paslor . service 7 p m. Wednesday MT. MOtuAH CHURCH o:= EDEN UNITED BRETHREN Pomeroy - Worship, 10:30 a. GOD - Racine Route 2 The IN CHRIST- Elden R Blake, Prayer meetmg, Wednesday, m., Church School, 9:15 a m.. FREE W1 LL, BA P T t ST Rev Charles Hand, pastor pastor Sunday School . 10 a m , 7· 30 p m Rev Jay Sl1ies, Frank Vaughan, superln · CHURCH - Corner Ash and Sundoy school, 9 45 am • Wtnnte Holsmger, supt Mor pastor lendent Chesler worship, 9 a. Plum, Middleport Noel morning worship, 11 a m rn ng sermon, l1 a m , Eventng OLD DEXTER CON· m.• Church SS~I. · 10 . 1f. m:: - H~1!11~rg p_~t!'f : • 4ohn ,Dill, . Evening Sllrvlces, Tuesday and s!tvtce Ctutshan Endeavor, CllURCM ..,; Roger Ep~e, $Upl ~ , - , Sufi.d i~hbb F Supi · S'atltr8ay Friday, 7'30. ' :t'lo p . •m . Mrs Lyda GREGATIONAL Rev. Wtllard Dutcher, pastor SEVE}.t H DA~ ADVENT. eve'lll ervlce, 7 P m Sunday TUppER~ pLAt N s Chevalter , prestdent Song Mrs Francts, Sunday TIST - Pomeroy, Mulberry Schoo , 10 a m , Sunday C H A R G E u N t T E o servtce and sermon, 8 20 Mid - SchoolWorley Supt Sunday School. Hgts. Herbert Morgan, pastor. evening worship, 7 P ,m METHODIST. Sunday worship Week prayer meel1ng Wed 9 45 a m Church Servtces ftrst Sab~th School, Saturday, 2 p. - St. Paul's 9 a.m .. South nesday, 7 30 p m Mrs Mazte and third Sundays followmg m.. worship, 3' 15 p m. Dorcas MASON COUNTY Bethel 9 55 a.m , Alfred 11 a.m HolstnQer, class leader Sunday School , Second P!JMEROY LOWER LIGHT fourth Saturday evenmgs, 8and Society, lOa. m.each Thursday. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE (First and thlr,d Sundays! 7 4S p THE HILAND CHAPEL, Services, 315 Main St., Pt. P m • (Seco~d and 41h Sun- CHURCH-Harmonv11le Road. m servtces George Casto pastor Sunda Pleasant Sunday services. 11 days) Lollrtdge -7 45 p.m f<ev Roy Taylor, pastor, Henry School, 9· 30; evening worshl ~ am. Wednesday Testimonial (First and third Sundays). 11 Eblin, ,Sunday School Supt. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN 7 30. Thursday evening prayfr meeting, 7 30 p m a m Second and 4th Sundays. Sunday School , 9 30 a m ; - Mr. Robert Wyatt, pastor ; worship, 7 30 p m Sunday School supt., Ronald service, 7.30 p.m. L0 N G B 0 T T o M eventng Prayer cwd praste service, Osborne Bible School, 9 30 a. METHODIST - Rev. Freeland Thursd~y.!. 7.~ p m m , preachmg 10 4S a m , Noms. pastor. Sunday School , RACINE·LETART WES· Evening services. 7 30 p m. 10 a m , church services, 11 LEY AN UNITED METHODIST am. HYSELL RUN FREE Racme. W Date McClurg , METHODIST Cecil Wise, pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a BEARWALLOW RIDGE Pastor Sunday School, 30 CHURCH OF CHRIST- John m , Worship service, 10 30 a a m ; Mornmg worship, 109 30 Sunday School attendance on Rockhold, pastor Bible study, m , UMYF, 7 p m each Sun. 9 30 am ., morning worship, day , Senior Chotr pracf1ce, a.m , Young People's service, April 18 was 53:- The offering p m , Evangelistic servtce, 10 ~0. evening worship, 7 30 Thursday, 7 30 p m , Serv•ce 6 45 was •19.47. 30 p m. Prayer meetmg, p m Wednesday Bible study, Gu•ld, fourth Monday, 7 30 p 7· Worship services were held at m , Happy Hustlers Sunday Thursday, 7 30 p m 7 30 p m School Class meettng, fourth 11 o'clock with an attendance of Mr. and Mrs. Art l(asper of PLANTS COMMUNITY Fnday, 6 p m.. WSCS second FREEDOM GOSPEL 41 with the Rev, Randy Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. MISSION - Anliqulty Ser· Fnday, 7 30 p m , Official MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev vices. 7 JO p m Thursday and Board, second Monday, 7 30 p L R Gluesencamp, Lavender bringing the message pastor d Maynar Bahr Saturday. Sunday evenings John Dill. m - - Roger Wilfred, Sr.. Sunday from I Cor. 15:12-22. COMMUNITY CHURCH, Mrs Edith Osborne vls11ed pastor. Revival services will be held Dexter - Rev James Queen, School Supt Sunday School, with Mrs. Alice Dodson one day s T 1 v E R s v 1 L L E -COMpastor Worsht p servtces 9 30 a m , Sunday evenmg m Alfred Methodist Church MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Saturday and Sunday, 7 30 p m worshtp 7 30 Prayer meeting, from May 24 through May 30 last week. 7 30 p m Ernest Mr. and Mrs. John Brewer of Edsel Hart. pastor Sunday ST. PAUL'S UNITED Tuesday, Deeter, class leader Yough w1th the pastor, Rev. )Iandy Reedsville called on Mrs . mornmg worship service, 10 METHODIST CHURCH a m , Dell Talbot. superln· Tuppers Plams Rev Randy Meeting Wednesday, 7 30 p m , Lavender in charge, and Ernest Deeter, leader featuring Curt DaviS, famous Glenna Milhoan, Monday. They tendenl Prayer meeting, each Lavender, pastor Sunday had just returned from a few Thursday, 7 30 p m Sunday School. 9 30 a m , youth MT. HERMON UNITED organist, with mus1c and song days visit with relatiVeS at evening service, 7 30 fellowship, 6 p m , Sunday BRETHERN CHURCH IN nightly. Dayton. ZION CHURCH OF CHRISt evten~ AORS~P· 7u3~~ E 0 CHRIST- Rev Robert Shook. Rev. Randy Lavender led Blll Bahr of GallipOlis called - Pomeroy · HarriSonvllle METHODIST CHURCH -F~rst pastor, Sunday School , 9 30 a Road John Webster, pastor , prayer serviCes here last on his parents, Saturday, Mr. Paul McElroy, Sunday School and second Sundays, preachtng m, Roy Pooler, supt., Alfred Wednesday evening, and made at 8 P m ' Third and fourth WOlfe , asst supt ' morning and Mrs. M. L Bahr They are Supt Sunday School, 9 30 a. m ; Sundays, Sunday School. 10 a worsh1p, 11 am .. even1ng special music. preparmg to move miD a large Mornmg Worship and com - m, worship service at Tl a m.; sermon, 7 30 p m , alternating munion , 10 30 a m ; Sunday Mr and Mrs. Dmsmore Tuesday even 1ngs at 8 p m., each Sunday. Class meeting, 11 evenmg youth Christian En Boyles and all their chddren tra1ler m Galhpohs prayer and Bible Study a m alternating Sunday Carla Decune of Canton deavor, 6 p m . Worship ser FLATWOODS UNITED mornings. Alfred Wolfe, and families met at the home of VISited several days last week v•ces,- 1- P m ; Wednesday METHODIST, Rev William tayleader . Chmtlan Endeavor. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spencer w1th relatives In thiS area. ~~~r~ns~uJ;~~~;o ~e~t.•ng and A1rson, pastor, Robert Eason, 7 JO P m Sunday, Roger at Tuppers Plams for an Easter supt Sunday School at 10 a m , Buckley, president Prayer Mrs. DoriS Betz of St. Joseph, ST JOHN LUTH ~RAN Worsh1p serviCe at 11 a m meeting, Wednesday, 7 30 p m Sunday get-together. M1ch., came Monday to spent a P1ne Grove, Rev Gerald Prayer meeting Thursday 8 P Board meeting first Monday Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor couple of weeks with her Herbener , pastor Sunday m ' each month, 7 30 p m spent Sunday w1th therr son-inschool , 9 a m ; Church servtce, MT UNION BAPTIST mother, Mrs. Alice Dodson 10 a m law and daughter, Mr and Rev Cecil Cox, pastor Sunday SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED Mrs. Robert Wh1te received S Y R Ac U S E u N 1T E D schoolsupt , JoeSayre Sunday PRESBYTERIAN -Rev. Mrs. Uoyd Dillinger and fam1ly word that her brother-in-law; METHODIST Paul A school , 9 45 a .m , Sunday Russell Lester, pastor Worsh•p at Shade, Ohio. Mr B bbe 1 La te had Sellers, pastor , Ben Qu 15en evemng worship, 7.30. Wed- serv1ce, 9 a. m , Sunday School , 1 e, o ncas r, berry, Sunday School Su'pt Rev. and Mrs. Randy suffered a stroke. She left worsh•p semce, 9 30 a m. first nesday prayer and B1ble study, 10 a m Lavender and Shayn, took 1mmed1ately but he had passed and third Sunday . Evening 7 30 p m. TUPPERS PLAINSRUTLAND Sunday dinner w1th Mr. and away before she arrived He service, 8 p. m. lourth Sunday CHRISTIAN CHURCH -Mr. · LANGSVILLE MIDWAY Mrs. Charles D. Woode. AfJohn Wyatt, pastor ; J 5. DaviS, k U t LAND FIRST SAPservices each Sunday at 10 a m ternoon and evemng callers was burled m Lancaster. Sunday School supl , Sunday TIST. Samuel Jackson, and 7 30 p m. Tuesday evenmg school , 9 30 a. m , Morning pastor SuRev nday School. 10 a. m , 1 were Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, and worship, 7 30 Sermon, 10 30 a . m Evening Mss Gertrude Butler, supt. SUTTON UNITED sermon, 7 p m. Mr. and Mrs. George Guthrie. Prayer Service, 1:30 p m, METHODIST Paul A. EAST Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Holbert weekend 1\'lth her brother-m- Sellers, pastor; Martha LETART FALLS oreachmg service, 2 p m Lee. UNITED METHODIST and family of Rockport, W. Va. law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday School Supt Worship service. 10 45 a m ,second and CHURCH -W Dale McClurg, were Sunday guests of the Glen Dinsmore Boyles . RUTLAND METHODIST ,pastor Worshtp services, Church fourth Sundays; evening School, 9 30 a m , Robinson family. Several local famllies at- worhslp, 8 p. m third Sunday second and lourth Sundays of Worship service, 10:30 a. m. Easter SUnday guests at the tended the Variety Show at the ENTERPRISE UNITED each month at 9 a. m.; Sunday Follnxi·Roblnaon home were, Tuppers Plains Grade School METHODIS'I' -Rev William School,, first and third Sundays RUTLAND CHURCH OF • Alrson, pastor . Ralph Spencer, o1eachmonthal9a m, second Mr. and MrJ. Carleton Follrod bu1ldmg Saturday evening. and fourth Sundays of each CHRISTSunday school. 9. 30 Supt .. ,Carl Jennings, a sst supt mo~th at 10 a m ; Bible study, a m, v. H. Bra te y, supt ,; fii!CI ''Chllcld~" of Po.meroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Worship servltes, 9· 30 a m , W ednesday communion and devotions, April 18 paf.l were Mr. and 'Woode VISited Mrs. Sarah Sunday School, 10 30 a, m ; LETART FALLS UNITED 10·30 Regular board Youth Fellowsnlr,, 6' 30 p. m , Mn. Gerald :Swartl and family Woode at Coolville, 0. on Wednesday, cho r, 6 15 p, m BRETHREN - Rev Robert meetinga.m. 7 30, thlrd Saturday of Marietta, 0., and Kathy Saturday afternoon. The latter BRADBURY CHURCH OJ!' Shook, pastor, Herschel Norrl,, AA<h .t:n~nth . THE RUTLAND COMFoJJrod, JcQI. observed her 79th birthda~ on CHRIST, Roy Bill Carter. supt Sunday school, 9.30 am.. ev~ngelisl 1 Thurman Carsey, morning sermon, 10·30 a.m.; MUNITY CHURCH -Rev. Mr. IIIII Ml'tl. Hobert Swartz Sunday, April Ia, at the home of Bible School supt .. Bible School evening sermon, 7:30 aile<- tAmos Tillis, pastor. Sunday 11pt11t lul 1tu J 'IY with Mr. her brother-m-law .and sister, 9 30 a m.; morning worship, natlng each Sunday. Prayer School, 9 30 a. m.; Worship and Mra. Wald Swartz in Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr; 10 30 •a m , youth meeting, 6 service, Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. service, lt a. m , Wednesday p.m , even1ng , service, 7 p m , Prayer meeting, 7. 30 p.m. prayer meeting, 7 30 p m. near Chester. Allllna, 0. Sunday night worship, 7:30. Chnst1an Workers Class. alternating Sundays. plltlts of Mn. Beuie Thelma Henderson attended a Tuesday, 7 30 p.m , prayer RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHESHIRE CHURCH OF Kappel llld lllf Fred IIGudler meeUng of the Pastor-Parish m~tlng Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. GOD OF PROPHECY, G. p THE NAZARENE-Rev Lloyd RelaUons, held at Rutland, 0. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Smith, pastor Sunday SChool, D. Grimm, Jr., pastor. Sunday famu,. w•'d ..,.., 10 a m A'lh He 9 30 a. m.; Mprnlng 1 School, 'lUiplon lltil llldll' lidlitll laal Monday t!Venllli!. as a HOb~rt Newell. supt Services · .. ur nson, 5up.; worshiP.., 10:30 a. m ; Young .• 9 30 a.m . Sunday. o¥ornlng Worship lt a m.. r.:pte s servl ·e 6· .. . " m . cjelegate frotrl Alfrf!il Church, weekly II IIIII' CoeMIIe, • ' ·~ ~ " Preach1ng first and thlrd Young Peoptessorvlce 7 Mre. Bemlct Hawke)' of and gave a repootlo the church Sundays of month by Charles Evening service 7 30 / "' ' L~ vangetisttc nrvlces, 7 30 p Wednesday Mld:WHk Pra~e; fJl Wednesday evening service Russell, 9 30 a.m ....,.n,W':Ya,,.....,tfill.-a SUnday morning. 7:30 p. m. Service. 7:30 p. m .' Voice ._al~ng ,.Br'Wav THAT LOOK. Oe uleronom1 616 Tue\day Wedn1nday Jashua 2226 Psalms 31 19 24 Th1.1rsday Dame! 939 Mollhew :2,136-.40 Friday Soturdo ~ John 417 J . With these young pups, that worried look isn't reol. You might. call it a physiological illusion. The whole problem is that their heads ha~en't gl"own enough to fill out the wrinkles In their brows. But with people a worried look is usually real. It reflects the deep ~oncerns that trouble our world ond lives. Yet worry isn't going to improve the world. Its only real value is that it encourages us to seek solutions where they can be found. The best thing to replace worry with is FAITH. I f" swidJir .uu o. w, Through the centuries man has found hope and courage in the tnlths of religion. God never meant us to solve our problems alone. Perhaps our most perplexing problem today is that too many people have been trying to do just that! I I ' • ~ I I I ' • I ~~ lo \I •I o~ ~ , , 1 I ll ~II ''''"'I \ o 1 t " ' J l< " ' ' " li 11 0ol llll ht At• lrlllll lloloh ~ 111 111y d WILliS ANlHONY PLUMBING AND HEATING 992-2550 ~~:~e~~·~~";~ ~=~ 240 Lincoln St. ... TV-stage-screen's June Lockhart's daughter Anne signed with Wm. Morris, the 4th generaIIon of mwnmers In her GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. 1.. I lit lL !,l~ijl I ~ 1110 1 .J M& RFOODliNER Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W.Va. Middleport, Ohio ·_ BOGGS EQUIPMENT, , DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION Athens Road Pomeroy A Family That Worships Together Stays Together RACINE FOOD MARKET 949-3342 Racine I R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Bakers of Holsum Bread · Middleport, Ohio SWISHER &LOHSE Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy RAYBUCK MOTOR SALES Inc. LINCOLN-MERCURY AMERICAN MOTORS Phone 59J-66o1 85 N. Court St. • Athens Take Someone with You to Church In Pomeroy Over 90 Years K!!rmit Walton, ~r. POMEROY ELECTRIC ~ERVICE . Electric Motor Repair ...,. ' Church ana Office Supplies-Gifts 992-2641 Middleport F. J. WALlACE, JEWELER ' Bulova Watches-Sales & Service 186 N. Second Middleport ' The ~ Sentinel • . WANT ADS Alwa,sGetRalls! 77<·5750 Meats and Groceries Syracus!! 992 _3986 I RIDENOUR SUPPLY . ' Furniture and Applla~c~~ Phone 985-3308 Chester, O. 1 . Attend the Oturch of Your Choice BEN FRAN.KUN STORE , Pomeroy Hq ,.. -II ~ 2 ~ ~ ; 41 ~- .. ~ !i ~_~~ "'~ ,~ ,._.,!a.qt- !:!<!: ,... ......... --.... ~ ,~ ..~ ,. ; ., ~ s ~ .o 1.. j ~ cu .J -o U t! 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U8 !i! 8lil8lii8U li!8li!8 8lil8 ~~~~~m~~~oo~~N~~~NNMM~·~~~~h~--~~a~~N .~ .-,.. ... ,... ,... ... ..... ,... _,.. I qa . HE !1 z ~ ,. ! ~!1,. o ><' ;;; - - ~ ~ .c: u. ., i~ 1 I I I E~ -~ il'-g'~, ~ .e. "., I ,. uo:: ., ·- ~ ~~~~~~ I ~:::ag:;:f~=:~~= 8 ~~= ~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~ ~~ ~:~: ~·: tEFC)RMJ~TION HOU.I ~ 1 111 ~f il ~ ~~u -~ z~ ~~·.,~~U:-~.,·~:1:! ., E ~ :t c ~ c: - 1; m ~ .. ~ ., s !! E ·;; c ~ ! fl;( S ·- " 3 ~ 3U~ j~a~a~Bd " " LISTEN TO 2oth CENTURY u --------------..:.----------------------------<------t-------------------------------------------------M ~ (The Hot .-anta) has a figure to woo whistles, 'and Paul Factunl Doctor, Cure Thyaelf, note:Bob YOWlj!, stat of TV's top "Marcus Welby M.D." series, cured himself of alcoholism ... TV's medical shows are at their numerical and rallng peakl, and we've seen them take out everything from appendixes to eyes - but never once a commercial ... We ltad the Darryl Zanuek 20th·Fox qlt a montb I 1 1 I I ~~~~~~-~~oo~~NN~~NN~M~~~~~~~~~m~~Oo~~N ,... ................. .- !l I .. ~ iU!Hi~H!~u~u H~~ ~ H " I 1I "' 8li!~ 8li!8li! 8lil8 !i! 8 !i! 8 !i!8 !i! 8 !i!8 !i! 8li!8lil81'!8 !i!8lil8lil8li!81' 8 chanting name : Dlmltrlos McCarthy, as Irish as Paddy's lamb ... Takls Stambolls ('!be Beard) lookB like a Greek Ed whl.sard eeG.tR,obGeinorsgolanwSaithmwbalngzlss Georgla ... A great night. SADIE'S MARKET ., MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ., :2 .!!' § I II 1 ~~~nHo~~~2o~~H ·£u~! ~ ~~if ~t!=oucll~~~dt3~~.li~h z~~[ - <c!lzt- - Greek), and the very handsome son, a model, bears an en- Comfortable Living- , Reasonably Priced 667-3891 Tuppers Plains I Africa, "Fat Irish" ·, sounds like year-old lad with his parents, the Bob McCarthy's of nearby New Jersey (Mrs. McC. Is a MEIGS MOBILE HOME SALES NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE e>~s,.J: ut- Greek cafe this side of Salonika. We met a handsome 14- Family Recreation Swimming 810 W. Main c w ~~~ H ~g _-:: ~ s ··.::~ _.. o ~.f :~!=t:~:~~~~:e:~~ ROYAL OAK PARK Pomeroy-Member F. D. I. C. & Federal Reserve System and not only hosted but danced the m~t eKclttng Helenlc highkicking; flowers and even aeat cushions (Greek applause) fell like confetti, and this year-old Chester, Oh lo THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS aJ. O'Ntal u 1;C fl" z ., .3 .3 ~~=~:~ :!~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -~~-----~- &unbo&andPaWSa~a~l--------------------~-~-~-~-~-~-~------------------------~-~-~-~-~---------------tJ~~------------------=-~-~-~-~-~------------------------~-~-~-~-~----~------ GAUL'S .MARKET Member of the Big J General Merchandise Tuppers Plains 667-3280 l =. ~~~~=:w::r::. B~ ~:~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~~ rick [~ Ohio's Oldest Dodge Deal!!r 1 Middleport, 0. LYONS MARKET " ~ ~ ~ s ~ :i ..... g e· ., ' I I OHIO VALLEY BAKING aJ. H 2! h :;: wildest, m~t de~httul fun-1----- - - - - -- -- -- -- - - - -- --------------------------------------L ~~----------------~~----------~ action spot we've enjoyed In CC ~ _~ (lS CC ~ ~ years : It was the eve of Greek I f .. ._!1 L I ,.. . , Easter, the place jammed with .. - liE t- 0 • • .., !i 21.; 0 0 ~ g'~·~ ~~t:, 'l!:c ~~j ;§ w I rtJ ., ~ Eg:8 ., .~ ~t:,t- :C Greek shipping tycoons and just ~ . t 8 ~ _ ~ ! l.:l i! ~ .!! ., ._ "' 11 !!i - ., u. :t ~ 1 "" ~ :".. o:: ;;, .§ ~ ~ .. 6 ~ .!h z'!!' . ~ ~ i ~ it,c_ 1 ..., plain Greek millionaires and rtJ .!! ~ ~" i§l:<::; .,2u~~.::;~i z0 b ~ ,_" ..~ ·~ • c ~<-' .,o~ -'~ z .. ~.J >"~ u: -~ their wives.gaJs.chlldren, and Q,} :!! :, ~ ~ 'S ·tc: !I ., .!! g'~ 'S ~ t .. .2:' < ~ z ,:S <t ,. ~ ~ ., : ~ 'S ::; !l.! .1! g'~ 'li ., - " l.:l 111 never have we encountered E- ><lie ".2 b:S .,:;; 5., • i 2- FQ. -8;!1H t ·;; such fantastic Impromptu 111 entertainment ... Owners U 8::!8li!8Uli! 8lil8 !i! 8li! 8li!8li!8 !i!8 UU Uli! 8li! 8UU ?,lil~ 8 ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ 8~ ~H! ~~ Georgia Sambazls, Takis -G .,g;..:...: a, ID 0: 0: 0 0..:,..: N N ~ ~ N N M M"" .;..li, .n <0 .0 ~,:...Go Oo 0: 0: 0 c; ~;:. c-4 >0 <oO >0,.., "OCI 110 0. o- 0 0 .... ,... N,...,... C"' N M PI"" .... In w·..a <0 .... ,... co G) o- o- 0 - - N ·' The Store with A Heart ~ .o PatCharles ..., :l e» ~ ~:. o:: Sat.~~~'"!~ ca~ ~:::. I ., e. bl~ Sales - Allis Chalmers - Ser~lce Farm- Industrial - Lawn- Garden Tuppers Plains 667-3435 H ~~~~~~~ ~~-----~~~~~~:~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ----~ ec: ~ Orson's autobiog ... Factual oddity: Big fear of blood banks ia getting hepaUtls along with blood peddled by , Indigents etc.; -vera! weeL- after million-·;ear JohnnieCanon gave to t1ie Red Cross on his TV show - he was hospitalized for :::::~· And Carson's hardly Middleport, Ohio h HH i I -----------.:......-----------~--------:.......--~----1--------------------------------------- (,;1 ae!~- saioonkeepers Mtddleport MARK VSTORE U Reynolds' daughter Came and son Todd join her act next~ Middleport i E9 i:C " n- familY. Anne's 18 ... Debble Phone 992·3284 >- § With the hope it will, tn some measure, foster and help sustain that which is good in family and community life, this feature ts sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. Socinl Notes ~otes ' ,:s Keno Hidgc News . AMY VANDERBILT NEW YORK - Etiquette Maven !®Y Vanderbilt says it's more than polite to admit she's had a face-life: She proclatma Ill ... Walt Frazier's pretty · after - the-Knlcks-game date was Wtllie Mays' step: daughter ... John.John Kennedy had a scary eBCapade In Glitter Bay, off Barbados: The security SUNDAY Gannon'' 11•30 - 8, "Our Man In 9:30 - 13, , "Shadow On the 11 :30- 13, "Untamed Youth" man couldn't swim, and a guard Jamaica'' Land" WEDNESDAY a. who fortunately could heard the 11:30 - 13, "Somebody Up 11:30-8, "Frankenstein Meets 4:00 - a, "Zarak" E There Likes Me" tad'a shrieks and averted ~ the Wolfman" 11:30-13, "The Big Hangover" SATURDAY anOther Kennedy dtll88ter ... It's MONDAY THURSDAY 3:30- 13, "Sunsoorched" 1tyears since John Wayne and~ 4:00 - 8, "Leave Her to .c:OO- 8, ufrontler Hell Cats" 8:30- 3, "Fortune Cookie" Heaven" Maureen O'Hara made "The~ 9· 00 - 8, "Judith" 9· 30- 13, "Bad Seed" 9:003, ''The Intruders'' 11:30-13, "Terror On A Train" Quiet Man," an undated delight,~ 11·15 -::- 3, "The Kllters" 11.30 - 13, "The Sellout" I'RIDAY and their "Big Jake" film co- :;,;I 11 :30 - 8, "Captain carey TUESDAY 4. 00 - 8, "The Mounlaln USA" starring Is good news ... Nothing 4·00- 8, "Bedford Incident" RoaOtl 12.00 - 13, "Dimension 5" & changed much with either B· 30- 13, ''How Awful About 9.00- 8, "Dear Heart" "Werewolf of London" e~cept maybe Duke's toupee. Allan" 9.00 - 3, "A Man catted :,rhe BeaUes' private guru Mahariahl Mahoozla now has aoo dlsclples In styliih Majorca. 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WSCS, second MIDDLEPORT M Wolfe POMEROY HARTFORD CHURCH OF RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- Tuesday of each month at 7 30 MT MORIAH IIAI' t f)!- Christ in Christian Union POMEROY TRINITY CharlesNorrls, pasfor Sunday p m , Bible Study, Wednesday, UnitedChurch of Christ -Rev Corner Fourth and Main , Rev O ' D~II Manley, pastor . School , 9·30 a m , Morning 8 p m Perrin, pastor. Fred Blaettnar, Middleport. Rev. Henry L. Key, Sunday Sch9<JI, 9 30 a m., Rev. CARMEL UNITED METHsupt. Sunday School, 9 15 a m , Jr , pastor Sunday School 9 30 Guy Sayre~ supt .. evening worsh1p, 10 45 a m., Sunday ODIST - Paul A Sellers, . Worship, 10:25 a. m.; youth a. m., Arnold Richards, supl .. serv1ce, 7 30 Tuesday B•ble even•ng worsh ip, 7 30 p m , pastor , Wayne Roush, supt. Wednesday evenrng Brble chOir rehearsal, Monday. 6· 30 Morning worship 10 30 a. m study, 7 30 p m. Thursday Study, 7 30 p IJl Worshtp service, 10 45 a m , P m .. Mrs Marvin Burt, first third Sundays , FIRST UNITED PRES- evemng prayer meeting, 1 30 p SOUTH BETHEL UNITED evenmgand director . Senior chol r BYTERIAN, Middleport- Rev m . Sunday evening youth worshrp, 8 p m second rehearsal, 7 30 p m. Thursday, Russell Lester, pastor Sunday services. 6 30 w•lh Rog er METHODIST - Rev Randy Sunday Lavender, pastor Sunday Mtts Paul Nease, director. School 9 30 a m • LewiS Sauer, CHESTER CHURCH OF THE schoof, 9 am , Mrs W1lma Thursday, all day Busy Bee supt , worsh1p servtce 10 30 ManleYJ.._yo~:a~raer MASUN BAPTIST NAZARENE Rev Herbert Bahr. Supt Youth Fellowship 6 Grate, pastor.-Worshrp quilting party in church social a.m. Second and Pomeroy Sis, Stan p.m service, Sunday at Tuppers 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday. room MIDDLEPORT HEATH Craig, pastor Sunday school. Plamseach Unded Method•sl Sunday School. 9 30 a m lPO~EROY CHURCH OF UNITED METHODIST-Rev 9 4S a m , worship service, 11 THE NAZARENE - Corner Max E Donahue, miniSter , a m ; traln1ng umon, 6: 30'p.m , Church DANVILLE WESLEYAN - J R•chard Barton, supl Prayer Un•on and Mulberry Rev. Enc Chambers. Sunday School evening worship service, 7· 30 meeting, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. Clyde V. Henderson, pastor . superintendent Church School p.m. Mid week prayer serv1c~, A turry. pastor Sunday HARRISONVILLE PRES· School. 9 JO a m • Youth and Sunday School 9 30 a m , 9 30 a m , morning worship, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. BYTERIAN - Mrs Norma tun lor youth servrce, 6 .45 p m , Raymond Walburn , supt 10 30 a m , youth meetmg, 7 p. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Evenrng worshrp, 7 30 p m Lee, Sunday Schoop Supenn Morning worship 10 30 a m , m • Choir rehearsal. Wed- Services 315 Mam Sf , Pt Prayer and praise Wed , 7 30 p tendent Sunday School 9 30 a. E.. nlng service 7 30 p. m Mid· nesday 7 7 30 p m , Mrs E Pleasant, atSunday m Sunday Service 8 p m. Rev. School 9 15 m week service, Wednesday, 7 30 Robert Hamm, dtrector. --Max Donahue, M•ddleport, am Sundays. 11 a.m , Wed· HEMLOCK GROVE pastor P m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES- nesday, testimonial meeting 8 CHRISTIAN - Dav1d Stauffer. GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev. Larry Carnahan prestding BETHANY UNITED pastor ; Stanford Stockton, supt METHODIST Stanley Plattenburg. m•nlster. 1 mmister Sunday, B•ble lecture, p m All welcome -Paul A Sellers. Morning prayer and sermon, 9 30 a m • Watchtower study, FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Mornmg worshrp, 9 30 a m , pastor , Blythe Theiss, Sunday 10 30 a. m Holy communion 10 30 a m Tuesday Bible - Letart Route 1, the Rev Stan church school, 10 30 am , School supt Worshrp servrce, and sermon, first Sundays~ study, 7 30 p m , Th~rsday, Cra •g, pastor. Sunday school. young peoples meehng, 6 30 9· 30 a. m second and fourth 10 30 a m Church s~hool, ministry school 7 30 p m, 9 30 a m , prayer and Bible p m , evenmg worshrp, 7·Jp Sundays , Evenmg worshrp, 8 p study, 7 30 p.m Cottage prayer B1ble study, Wednesday, 7 30 m first Sunday, kindergarten through e1ghlh service meeling 8·30 p m· grade, 10 30 a. m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH service, Tuesday, 10 a m , pm. LOTTRIOGE UNITED POMEROY CHURCH OF of Christ In Chrisltan Union-- worshlpserv•ce, Thursday. 7 30 METHODIST - Worsh1p, t~rst SILVER RUN FREE BAPCHRIST- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., Lawrence Manley, pastor, Mrs p.m TIST - Rev Howard K1mble, and th~rd Sundays, 10.45 a m , pastor. Bible School, 9. 30 a m. ; Russell Young, Sunday School MASON ~HURCH OF pastor Sunday school. 10 a m , second and fourth Sundays, worship, 10 30, adult worship Supt. Sunday School 9 30 a m , CHRIST - John Steele, pastor. Henry Davrs, supt., evenmg 7 30p m Sunda_y School. 9 45 a service and YOUOR peoples Evening worship 7 30. Wed Worship, 10 a m. ; Bible study, service, 7 JO p m Prayer m Christian Ehdeavor, lh1rd meeting, both 7·30 P m Sun. nesday prayer meet1ng 7 30 p 11 15 am , evening worsh1p, meetmg , Thursday, 7 30 p.m Saturday of each month. day.Wednesday, combined m , ' 7 30 p.m Mid week service, LAUREL CLIFF FREE CHESTER CHURCH OF METHOOt!il - Rev Eugene Bible study and prayer CHURCH OF THE NAZA- We~nesday, 7 30 p m GOD- Rev. Donald A Sheets, Gill, pastol': Will1am Bailey, mt~l~gslL~~TI~N ARMY _ RENE - Middleport. R•v GRAHAM UNITED METH- pastor. Sunday School 9 30 a Envoy RayS Wlnlng, officer tn Audry Miller, pastor: Floyd ODIST CHURCH - Preachmg m , Worship service, 11 a. m , supt SundaySchool,9:30a m, arge Sunday 10 ~ ~ Carson, supt Sunday school. 9 30 a m , f1rst and second Evening service, 7.30 Prayer Mcirnmg worshtp, 10 30 a m , · ' - ·uu 9:30 am , Morning wor Sundays of each month ; third Evenmg worship, 7 30 p m oII ness p;1eellng. 10.30 a n;' · ship, 10 30 am , junior and fourth Sundays each month, service and youth service, Wednesday, Chrlsl•an Youth Sunday Seflool Young Peoples IQCiety 6 30 p m NYP$ 6 45 worshtp service at 7 30 p m Thursday, 7 30 p m Crusade, 6 30 p m , Prayer Legion, 7 p m , Thursday, 1 to 3 ' ' meetmg 7 30 p m Thursday, FOREST RUN METHODIST p. m, Lad 1es Home League , 7 p m Sunday evangeliStic Wednesday evenmgs at 7 30, p m Pre_p c1.11u:o~~.:: meeting, 7 30 p m Prayer Prayer a_nd B1ble Stud_L - Rev Forrest Donely, pastor choir practice, 7 p. m DEXTER CHURCH OF Charles Ham1llon. supt • ·SACRt;D HEART _ Rev _ meeting Wednesday, 7 30 p.m CHRIST -Danny Evans, MEIGS COUNn Worshrp servrce, 9 a m ; MIDDLEPORT PEN . Father Bernard Krajcovlc, pastor Norman C Will, supt Sunday School, 10 a m pastor Phone 992·2825, TECOSTAL- Third Ave, the AL F RE 0 UN t TED CHRISTIAN Sunday School 9 30 a m , Saturday evening Mass, 7: 30 Rev William Knittel, pastor; METHODIST - Rev Randy - LANGSVILLE Rober1 Eugene Musser, Worship serv•ce. 10 JO a m p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 Ratr.h Priddy, Sunday School Lavender, pastor Sunday pastor Sunday school, 9 30 Chnstran Endeavor Sunday am. ConfesSions, Saturday 7 sup , Classes for all ages, School, 9 45 a m , Lloyd am • morning • 10· 30, e '! en..t.n9.: 7 30 p.m. Sunday School, lOa m., Sunday Dillinger, . supt Worsh1p ser- Robert Bobo, worship, REORGANIZED CHURCH Sunday school POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST evening service, 7 30 p m vice, 11 a m w•lh the Rev Mr supl Sunday evening service, OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· -Robert Kuhn, pastor. George Wedne,sday even1ng Young Lavender 1n charge Wed 7 30 p m , youth meet1 na. TER DAY SAINTS- Portland Skinner, Sunday School supt . Peoples meeting and Bible nesday evening prayer serv 1ce, Monday, 7 p m Midweek Racme Road Ralph Johnson, Sunday School, 9 30 a m .. Study, 7 30 Saturday evening 7 45, also Wednesdar evenmg, service, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a morning worship, 10 30 a m 1 service. 7·30 administrative board members SYRACUSE CHURCH OF m , Morning worshrp, 10 30 a BYF, 6 p m; Bible Study FIRST BAPTfSfCHURCH of to meet at 7 30 p m at Meigs THE NAZARENE- Rev M C m , Sunday evening servrce, 7 Wednesday_ 7 p m., choir Middleport, corner of Sixth and Jun1or H1gh School 1n M•d· Lanmore, pastor Bob Moore, p m Wednesday even1ng pracll.l:t.....Wed" Jl: ~Q.P m Palmer Streets, Rev Chorles dleport tor a countywide charge Sunday School Supt Sunday prayer servrces, 7 30 p m FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- Simons, pastor Danny conference School , classes for all ages, 9 JO BETHLEHEM BAPTIST TIST- 220 E. Main, Pomeroy Thompson, Sunday School BRADFORD CHU~CH OF a m , morplng worship, 10 -45, affiliated with S!B.C Rev: Superintendent Sundav CHRIST - Charles Russell. NYPS Sunday, 6 30 p m , Great Bend. Charles Norris, Clifford Coleman, pulor . church school for ever~one Pastor. Bud Bartrum. evangellstrc service, Sunday, pastor Worshtp service, 9 30 a S~nday school, 9:30 a.m ., 9· 15 am .; Morning worship Supenntendenl, Sunday School, 7 JO p m M1d week prayer m • Sunday School, 10 30 a m Horahel McClure, supt.. wor- 10 15 am.: Evenln9 services. 9 30 a m Worship Serv•ce . meeting , Wednesday, 7 30 p m MORNING STAR UNITED shlp service, 10:30 am.; 7 30 p.m.; Wednes ay prayer 10 30 am Sunday evening Mssronary meeting, second METHODIST - Rev William evening worship 7•30 p m service, 7.30 p.m. Extra youth serv•ces 7 B'bl I d Wednesday, 7 JO p m 1 Atrson, pastor, Roy Van Meter, Wednesday prayer'meellng imci -activities on Sunday, 5 p.m ,lor Wednesday, ~ ";, m :ra~t~r~ supt . Sunday School , 9 30 a Bible sludy 7·30 p m all youth up to sixth grade , 6.30 G T d ST. PAUL · LUTHERAN _ for junior and senior high roup ues ay, 7 P m UNITED FAITH-Robert E m , Mornmg worship 1... 15 a Rev. Arthur c. Lund, pastor. students. J,iOBSON CHRIST 1AN Smith, pastor Worship serv1ce m , Youth Fellowship and B1ble Sunday School, 9. 15 a. m, CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mid- UNION - Darrel Doddrlll, and Sunday school, 9 30 a.m., Study, Thursday, 8 p m Fred Charles Evans, Supt.; worship dleP.ort, 5th and Main. Raullin pastor. Sunday School, 9 30 a Fred Samsel, supt , evening Sm1th, layleader service, 10:30 a. m. Con- Moyer, pastor Thomas Kellr,, m • Annie Mohler, supt , worship, 7 30 p.m. , youth CARLETON CHURCH flrmatlon class, Salurday. 9:45 Sunday School supl Bib e Leonard Gilmore, first elder , meeting, 7 p m Prayer meeting K1ngsbury Road Sunday a. m. School, 9 30 a m , morning evening service, 7 30 p m Thursday, 7 30 p m School , 9 30 a m , Ralph Carl, AOMEROY·CHESTER worship, 10 30 a m , evening Wednesday prayer meeting , supt Worshtp servtce, TO 30 a UNITED METHODIST wo'rsh1p, 7 30 o m , orove. 7:30 P m and 7 JO p m alternately m Robert R. Card, paslor . service 7 p m. Wednesday MT. MOtuAH CHURCH o:= EDEN UNITED BRETHREN Pomeroy - Worship, 10:30 a. GOD - Racine Route 2 The IN CHRIST- Elden R Blake, Prayer meetmg, Wednesday, m., Church School, 9:15 a m.. FREE W1 LL, BA P T t ST Rev Charles Hand, pastor pastor Sunday School . 10 a m , 7· 30 p m Rev Jay Sl1ies, Frank Vaughan, superln · CHURCH - Corner Ash and Sundoy school, 9 45 am • Wtnnte Holsmger, supt Mor pastor lendent Chesler worship, 9 a. Plum, Middleport Noel morning worship, 11 a m rn ng sermon, l1 a m , Eventng OLD DEXTER CON· m.• Church SS~I. · 10 . 1f. m:: - H~1!11~rg p_~t!'f : • 4ohn ,Dill, . Evening Sllrvlces, Tuesday and s!tvtce Ctutshan Endeavor, CllURCM ..,; Roger Ep~e, $Upl ~ , - , Sufi.d i~hbb F Supi · S'atltr8ay Friday, 7'30. ' :t'lo p . •m . Mrs Lyda GREGATIONAL Rev. Wtllard Dutcher, pastor SEVE}.t H DA~ ADVENT. eve'lll ervlce, 7 P m Sunday TUppER~ pLAt N s Chevalter , prestdent Song Mrs Francts, Sunday TIST - Pomeroy, Mulberry Schoo , 10 a m , Sunday C H A R G E u N t T E o servtce and sermon, 8 20 Mid - SchoolWorley Supt Sunday School. Hgts. Herbert Morgan, pastor. evening worship, 7 P ,m METHODIST. Sunday worship Week prayer meel1ng Wed 9 45 a m Church Servtces ftrst Sab~th School, Saturday, 2 p. - St. Paul's 9 a.m .. South nesday, 7 30 p m Mrs Mazte and third Sundays followmg m.. worship, 3' 15 p m. Dorcas MASON COUNTY Bethel 9 55 a.m , Alfred 11 a.m HolstnQer, class leader Sunday School , Second P!JMEROY LOWER LIGHT fourth Saturday evenmgs, 8and Society, lOa. m.each Thursday. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE (First and thlr,d Sundays! 7 4S p THE HILAND CHAPEL, Services, 315 Main St., Pt. P m • (Seco~d and 41h Sun- CHURCH-Harmonv11le Road. m servtces George Casto pastor Sunda Pleasant Sunday services. 11 days) Lollrtdge -7 45 p.m f<ev Roy Taylor, pastor, Henry School, 9· 30; evening worshl ~ am. Wednesday Testimonial (First and third Sundays). 11 Eblin, ,Sunday School Supt. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN 7 30. Thursday evening prayfr meeting, 7 30 p m a m Second and 4th Sundays. Sunday School , 9 30 a m ; - Mr. Robert Wyatt, pastor ; worship, 7 30 p m Sunday School supt., Ronald service, 7.30 p.m. L0 N G B 0 T T o M eventng Prayer cwd praste service, Osborne Bible School, 9 30 a. METHODIST - Rev. Freeland Thursd~y.!. 7.~ p m m , preachmg 10 4S a m , Noms. pastor. Sunday School , RACINE·LETART WES· Evening services. 7 30 p m. 10 a m , church services, 11 LEY AN UNITED METHODIST am. HYSELL RUN FREE Racme. W Date McClurg , METHODIST Cecil Wise, pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a BEARWALLOW RIDGE Pastor Sunday School, 30 CHURCH OF CHRIST- John m , Worship service, 10 30 a a m ; Mornmg worship, 109 30 Sunday School attendance on Rockhold, pastor Bible study, m , UMYF, 7 p m each Sun. 9 30 am ., morning worship, day , Senior Chotr pracf1ce, a.m , Young People's service, April 18 was 53:- The offering p m , Evangelistic servtce, 10 ~0. evening worship, 7 30 Thursday, 7 30 p m , Serv•ce 6 45 was •19.47. 30 p m. Prayer meetmg, p m Wednesday Bible study, Gu•ld, fourth Monday, 7 30 p 7· Worship services were held at m , Happy Hustlers Sunday Thursday, 7 30 p m 7 30 p m School Class meettng, fourth 11 o'clock with an attendance of Mr. and Mrs. Art l(asper of PLANTS COMMUNITY Fnday, 6 p m.. WSCS second FREEDOM GOSPEL 41 with the Rev, Randy Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. MISSION - Anliqulty Ser· Fnday, 7 30 p m , Official MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev vices. 7 JO p m Thursday and Board, second Monday, 7 30 p L R Gluesencamp, Lavender bringing the message pastor d Maynar Bahr Saturday. Sunday evenings John Dill. m - - Roger Wilfred, Sr.. Sunday from I Cor. 15:12-22. COMMUNITY CHURCH, Mrs Edith Osborne vls11ed pastor. Revival services will be held Dexter - Rev James Queen, School Supt Sunday School, with Mrs. Alice Dodson one day s T 1 v E R s v 1 L L E -COMpastor Worsht p servtces 9 30 a m , Sunday evenmg m Alfred Methodist Church MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Saturday and Sunday, 7 30 p m worshtp 7 30 Prayer meeting, from May 24 through May 30 last week. 7 30 p m Ernest Mr. and Mrs. John Brewer of Edsel Hart. pastor Sunday ST. PAUL'S UNITED Tuesday, Deeter, class leader Yough w1th the pastor, Rev. )Iandy Reedsville called on Mrs . mornmg worship service, 10 METHODIST CHURCH a m , Dell Talbot. superln· Tuppers Plams Rev Randy Meeting Wednesday, 7 30 p m , Lavender in charge, and Ernest Deeter, leader featuring Curt DaviS, famous Glenna Milhoan, Monday. They tendenl Prayer meeting, each Lavender, pastor Sunday had just returned from a few Thursday, 7 30 p m Sunday School. 9 30 a m , youth MT. HERMON UNITED organist, with mus1c and song days visit with relatiVeS at evening service, 7 30 fellowship, 6 p m , Sunday BRETHERN CHURCH IN nightly. Dayton. ZION CHURCH OF CHRISt evten~ AORS~P· 7u3~~ E 0 CHRIST- Rev Robert Shook. Rev. Randy Lavender led Blll Bahr of GallipOlis called - Pomeroy · HarriSonvllle METHODIST CHURCH -F~rst pastor, Sunday School , 9 30 a Road John Webster, pastor , prayer serviCes here last on his parents, Saturday, Mr. Paul McElroy, Sunday School and second Sundays, preachtng m, Roy Pooler, supt., Alfred Wednesday evening, and made at 8 P m ' Third and fourth WOlfe , asst supt ' morning and Mrs. M. L Bahr They are Supt Sunday School, 9 30 a. m ; Sundays, Sunday School. 10 a worsh1p, 11 am .. even1ng special music. preparmg to move miD a large Mornmg Worship and com - m, worship service at Tl a m.; sermon, 7 30 p m , alternating munion , 10 30 a m ; Sunday Mr and Mrs. Dmsmore Tuesday even 1ngs at 8 p m., each Sunday. Class meeting, 11 evenmg youth Christian En Boyles and all their chddren tra1ler m Galhpohs prayer and Bible Study a m alternating Sunday Carla Decune of Canton deavor, 6 p m . Worship ser FLATWOODS UNITED mornings. Alfred Wolfe, and families met at the home of VISited several days last week v•ces,- 1- P m ; Wednesday METHODIST, Rev William tayleader . Chmtlan Endeavor. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spencer w1th relatives In thiS area. ~~~r~ns~uJ;~~~;o ~e~t.•ng and A1rson, pastor, Robert Eason, 7 JO P m Sunday, Roger at Tuppers Plams for an Easter supt Sunday School at 10 a m , Buckley, president Prayer Mrs. DoriS Betz of St. Joseph, ST JOHN LUTH ~RAN Worsh1p serviCe at 11 a m meeting, Wednesday, 7 30 p m Sunday get-together. M1ch., came Monday to spent a P1ne Grove, Rev Gerald Prayer meeting Thursday 8 P Board meeting first Monday Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor couple of weeks with her Herbener , pastor Sunday m ' each month, 7 30 p m spent Sunday w1th therr son-inschool , 9 a m ; Church servtce, MT UNION BAPTIST mother, Mrs. Alice Dodson 10 a m law and daughter, Mr and Rev Cecil Cox, pastor Sunday SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED Mrs. Robert Wh1te received S Y R Ac U S E u N 1T E D schoolsupt , JoeSayre Sunday PRESBYTERIAN -Rev. Mrs. Uoyd Dillinger and fam1ly word that her brother-in-law; METHODIST Paul A school , 9 45 a .m , Sunday Russell Lester, pastor Worsh•p at Shade, Ohio. Mr B bbe 1 La te had Sellers, pastor , Ben Qu 15en evemng worship, 7.30. Wed- serv1ce, 9 a. m , Sunday School , 1 e, o ncas r, berry, Sunday School Su'pt Rev. and Mrs. Randy suffered a stroke. She left worsh•p semce, 9 30 a m. first nesday prayer and B1ble study, 10 a m Lavender and Shayn, took 1mmed1ately but he had passed and third Sunday . Evening 7 30 p m. TUPPERS PLAINSRUTLAND Sunday dinner w1th Mr. and away before she arrived He service, 8 p. m. lourth Sunday CHRISTIAN CHURCH -Mr. · LANGSVILLE MIDWAY Mrs. Charles D. Woode. AfJohn Wyatt, pastor ; J 5. DaviS, k U t LAND FIRST SAPservices each Sunday at 10 a m ternoon and evemng callers was burled m Lancaster. Sunday School supl , Sunday TIST. Samuel Jackson, and 7 30 p m. Tuesday evenmg school , 9 30 a. m , Morning pastor SuRev nday School. 10 a. m , 1 were Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, and worship, 7 30 Sermon, 10 30 a . m Evening Mss Gertrude Butler, supt. SUTTON UNITED sermon, 7 p m. Mr. and Mrs. George Guthrie. Prayer Service, 1:30 p m, METHODIST Paul A. EAST Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Holbert weekend 1\'lth her brother-m- Sellers, pastor; Martha LETART FALLS oreachmg service, 2 p m Lee. UNITED METHODIST and family of Rockport, W. Va. law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday School Supt Worship service. 10 45 a m ,second and CHURCH -W Dale McClurg, were Sunday guests of the Glen Dinsmore Boyles . RUTLAND METHODIST ,pastor Worshtp services, Church fourth Sundays; evening School, 9 30 a m , Robinson family. Several local famllies at- worhslp, 8 p. m third Sunday second and lourth Sundays of Worship service, 10:30 a. m. Easter SUnday guests at the tended the Variety Show at the ENTERPRISE UNITED each month at 9 a. m.; Sunday Follnxi·Roblnaon home were, Tuppers Plains Grade School METHODIS'I' -Rev William School,, first and third Sundays RUTLAND CHURCH OF • Alrson, pastor . Ralph Spencer, o1eachmonthal9a m, second Mr. and MrJ. Carleton Follrod bu1ldmg Saturday evening. and fourth Sundays of each CHRISTSunday school. 9. 30 Supt .. ,Carl Jennings, a sst supt mo~th at 10 a m ; Bible study, a m, v. H. Bra te y, supt ,; fii!CI ''Chllcld~" of Po.meroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Worship servltes, 9· 30 a m , W ednesday communion and devotions, April 18 paf.l were Mr. and 'Woode VISited Mrs. Sarah Sunday School, 10 30 a, m ; LETART FALLS UNITED 10·30 Regular board Youth Fellowsnlr,, 6' 30 p. m , Mn. Gerald :Swartl and family Woode at Coolville, 0. on Wednesday, cho r, 6 15 p, m BRETHREN - Rev Robert meetinga.m. 7 30, thlrd Saturday of Marietta, 0., and Kathy Saturday afternoon. The latter BRADBURY CHURCH OJ!' Shook, pastor, Herschel Norrl,, AA<h .t:n~nth . THE RUTLAND COMFoJJrod, JcQI. observed her 79th birthda~ on CHRIST, Roy Bill Carter. supt Sunday school, 9.30 am.. ev~ngelisl 1 Thurman Carsey, morning sermon, 10·30 a.m.; MUNITY CHURCH -Rev. Mr. IIIII Ml'tl. Hobert Swartz Sunday, April Ia, at the home of Bible School supt .. Bible School evening sermon, 7:30 aile<- tAmos Tillis, pastor. Sunday 11pt11t lul 1tu J 'IY with Mr. her brother-m-law .and sister, 9 30 a m.; morning worship, natlng each Sunday. Prayer School, 9 30 a. m.; Worship and Mra. Wald Swartz in Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr; 10 30 •a m , youth meeting, 6 service, Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. service, lt a. m , Wednesday p.m , even1ng , service, 7 p m , Prayer meeting, 7. 30 p.m. prayer meeting, 7 30 p m. near Chester. Allllna, 0. Sunday night worship, 7:30. Chnst1an Workers Class. alternating Sundays. plltlts of Mn. Beuie Thelma Henderson attended a Tuesday, 7 30 p.m , prayer RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHESHIRE CHURCH OF Kappel llld lllf Fred IIGudler meeUng of the Pastor-Parish m~tlng Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. GOD OF PROPHECY, G. p THE NAZARENE-Rev Lloyd RelaUons, held at Rutland, 0. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Smith, pastor Sunday SChool, D. Grimm, Jr., pastor. Sunday famu,. w•'d ..,.., 10 a m A'lh He 9 30 a. m.; Mprnlng 1 School, 'lUiplon lltil llldll' lidlitll laal Monday t!Venllli!. as a HOb~rt Newell. supt Services · .. ur nson, 5up.; worshiP.., 10:30 a. m ; Young .• 9 30 a.m . Sunday. o¥ornlng Worship lt a m.. r.:pte s servl ·e 6· .. . " m . cjelegate frotrl Alfrf!il Church, weekly II IIIII' CoeMIIe, • ' ·~ ~ " Preach1ng first and thlrd Young Peoptessorvlce 7 Mre. Bemlct Hawke)' of and gave a repootlo the church Sundays of month by Charles Evening service 7 30 / "' ' L~ vangetisttc nrvlces, 7 30 p Wednesday Mld:WHk Pra~e; fJl Wednesday evening service Russell, 9 30 a.m ....,.n,W':Ya,,.....,tfill.-a SUnday morning. 7:30 p. m. Service. 7:30 p. m .' Voice ._al~ng ,.Br'Wav THAT LOOK. Oe uleronom1 616 Tue\day Wedn1nday Jashua 2226 Psalms 31 19 24 Th1.1rsday Dame! 939 Mollhew :2,136-.40 Friday Soturdo ~ John 417 J . With these young pups, that worried look isn't reol. You might. call it a physiological illusion. The whole problem is that their heads ha~en't gl"own enough to fill out the wrinkles In their brows. But with people a worried look is usually real. It reflects the deep ~oncerns that trouble our world ond lives. Yet worry isn't going to improve the world. Its only real value is that it encourages us to seek solutions where they can be found. The best thing to replace worry with is FAITH. I f" swidJir .uu o. w, Through the centuries man has found hope and courage in the tnlths of religion. God never meant us to solve our problems alone. Perhaps our most perplexing problem today is that too many people have been trying to do just that! I I ' • ~ I I I ' • I ~~ lo \I •I o~ ~ , , 1 I ll ~II ''''"'I \ o 1 t " ' J l< " ' ' " li 11 0ol llll ht At• lrlllll lloloh ~ 111 111y d WILliS ANlHONY PLUMBING AND HEATING 992-2550 ~~:~e~~·~~";~ ~=~ 240 Lincoln St. ... TV-stage-screen's June Lockhart's daughter Anne signed with Wm. Morris, the 4th generaIIon of mwnmers In her GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. 1.. I lit lL !,l~ijl I ~ 1110 1 .J M& RFOODliNER Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W.Va. Middleport, Ohio ·_ BOGGS EQUIPMENT, , DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION Athens Road Pomeroy A Family That Worships Together Stays Together RACINE FOOD MARKET 949-3342 Racine I R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Bakers of Holsum Bread · Middleport, Ohio SWISHER &LOHSE Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy RAYBUCK MOTOR SALES Inc. LINCOLN-MERCURY AMERICAN MOTORS Phone 59J-66o1 85 N. Court St. • Athens Take Someone with You to Church In Pomeroy Over 90 Years K!!rmit Walton, ~r. POMEROY ELECTRIC ~ERVICE . Electric Motor Repair ...,. ' Church ana Office Supplies-Gifts 992-2641 Middleport F. J. WALlACE, JEWELER ' Bulova Watches-Sales & Service 186 N. Second Middleport ' The ~ Sentinel • . WANT ADS Alwa,sGetRalls! 77<·5750 Meats and Groceries Syracus!! 992 _3986 I RIDENOUR SUPPLY . ' Furniture and Applla~c~~ Phone 985-3308 Chester, O. 1 . Attend the Oturch of Your Choice BEN FRAN.KUN STORE , Pomeroy Hq ,.. -II ~ 2 ~ ~ ; 41 ~- .. ~ !i ~_~~ "'~ ,~ ,._.,!a.qt- !:!<!: ,... ......... --.... ~ ,~ ..~ ,. ; ., ~ s ~ .o 1.. j ~ cu .J -o U t! 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U8 !i! 8lil8lii8U li!8li!8 8lil8 ~~~~~m~~~oo~~N~~~NNMM~·~~~~h~--~~a~~N .~ .-,.. ... ,... ,... ... ..... ,... _,.. I qa . HE !1 z ~ ,. ! ~!1,. o ><' ;;; - - ~ ~ .c: u. ., i~ 1 I I I E~ -~ il'-g'~, ~ .e. "., I ,. uo:: ., ·- ~ ~~~~~~ I ~:::ag:;:f~=:~~= 8 ~~= ~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~ ~~ ~:~: ~·: tEFC)RMJ~TION HOU.I ~ 1 111 ~f il ~ ~~u -~ z~ ~~·.,~~U:-~.,·~:1:! ., E ~ :t c ~ c: - 1; m ~ .. ~ ., s !! E ·;; c ~ ! fl;( S ·- " 3 ~ 3U~ j~a~a~Bd " " LISTEN TO 2oth CENTURY u --------------..:.----------------------------<------t-------------------------------------------------M ~ (The Hot .-anta) has a figure to woo whistles, 'and Paul Factunl Doctor, Cure Thyaelf, note:Bob YOWlj!, stat of TV's top "Marcus Welby M.D." series, cured himself of alcoholism ... TV's medical shows are at their numerical and rallng peakl, and we've seen them take out everything from appendixes to eyes - but never once a commercial ... We ltad the Darryl Zanuek 20th·Fox qlt a montb I 1 1 I I ~~~~~~-~~oo~~NN~~NN~M~~~~~~~~~m~~Oo~~N ,... ................. .- !l I .. ~ iU!Hi~H!~u~u H~~ ~ H " I 1I "' 8li!~ 8li!8li! 8lil8 !i! 8 !i! 8 !i!8 !i! 8 !i!8 !i! 8li!8lil81'!8 !i!8lil8lil8li!81' 8 chanting name : Dlmltrlos McCarthy, as Irish as Paddy's lamb ... Takls Stambolls ('!be Beard) lookB like a Greek Ed whl.sard eeG.tR,obGeinorsgolanwSaithmwbalngzlss Georgla ... A great night. SADIE'S MARKET ., MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ., :2 .!!' § I II 1 ~~~nHo~~~2o~~H ·£u~! ~ ~~if ~t!=oucll~~~dt3~~.li~h z~~[ - <c!lzt- - Greek), and the very handsome son, a model, bears an en- Comfortable Living- , Reasonably Priced 667-3891 Tuppers Plains I Africa, "Fat Irish" ·, sounds like year-old lad with his parents, the Bob McCarthy's of nearby New Jersey (Mrs. McC. Is a MEIGS MOBILE HOME SALES NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE e>~s,.J: ut- Greek cafe this side of Salonika. We met a handsome 14- Family Recreation Swimming 810 W. Main c w ~~~ H ~g _-:: ~ s ··.::~ _.. o ~.f :~!=t:~:~~~~:e:~~ ROYAL OAK PARK Pomeroy-Member F. D. I. C. & Federal Reserve System and not only hosted but danced the m~t eKclttng Helenlc highkicking; flowers and even aeat cushions (Greek applause) fell like confetti, and this year-old Chester, Oh lo THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS aJ. O'Ntal u 1;C fl" z ., .3 .3 ~~=~:~ :!~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -~~-----~- &unbo&andPaWSa~a~l--------------------~-~-~-~-~-~-~------------------------~-~-~-~-~---------------tJ~~------------------=-~-~-~-~-~------------------------~-~-~-~-~----~------ GAUL'S .MARKET Member of the Big J General Merchandise Tuppers Plains 667-3280 l =. ~~~~=:w::r::. B~ ~:~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~~ rick [~ Ohio's Oldest Dodge Deal!!r 1 Middleport, 0. LYONS MARKET " ~ ~ ~ s ~ :i ..... g e· ., ' I I OHIO VALLEY BAKING aJ. H 2! h :;: wildest, m~t de~httul fun-1----- - - - - -- -- -- -- - - - -- --------------------------------------L ~~----------------~~----------~ action spot we've enjoyed In CC ~ _~ (lS CC ~ ~ years : It was the eve of Greek I f .. ._!1 L I ,.. . , Easter, the place jammed with .. - liE t- 0 • • .., !i 21.; 0 0 ~ g'~·~ ~~t:, 'l!:c ~~j ;§ w I rtJ ., ~ Eg:8 ., .~ ~t:,t- :C Greek shipping tycoons and just ~ . t 8 ~ _ ~ ! l.:l i! ~ .!! ., ._ "' 11 !!i - ., u. :t ~ 1 "" ~ :".. o:: ;;, .§ ~ ~ .. 6 ~ .!h z'!!' . ~ ~ i ~ it,c_ 1 ..., plain Greek millionaires and rtJ .!! ~ ~" i§l:<::; .,2u~~.::;~i z0 b ~ ,_" ..~ ·~ • c ~<-' .,o~ -'~ z .. ~.J >"~ u: -~ their wives.gaJs.chlldren, and Q,} :!! :, ~ ~ 'S ·tc: !I ., .!! g'~ 'S ~ t .. .2:' < ~ z ,:S <t ,. ~ ~ ., : ~ 'S ::; !l.! .1! g'~ 'li ., - " l.:l 111 never have we encountered E- ><lie ".2 b:S .,:;; 5., • i 2- FQ. -8;!1H t ·;; such fantastic Impromptu 111 entertainment ... Owners U 8::!8li!8Uli! 8lil8 !i! 8li! 8li!8li!8 !i!8 UU Uli! 8li! 8UU ?,lil~ 8 ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ 8~ ~H! ~~ Georgia Sambazls, Takis -G .,g;..:...: a, ID 0: 0: 0 0..:,..: N N ~ ~ N N M M"" .;..li, .n <0 .0 ~,:...Go Oo 0: 0: 0 c; ~;:. c-4 >0 <oO >0,.., "OCI 110 0. o- 0 0 .... ,... N,...,... C"' N M PI"" .... In w·..a <0 .... ,... co G) o- o- 0 - - N ·' The Store with A Heart ~ .o PatCharles ..., :l e» ~ ~:. o:: Sat.~~~'"!~ ca~ ~:::. I ., e. bl~ Sales - Allis Chalmers - Ser~lce Farm- Industrial - Lawn- Garden Tuppers Plains 667-3435 H ~~~~~~~ ~~-----~~~~~~:~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ----~ ec: ~ Orson's autobiog ... Factual oddity: Big fear of blood banks ia getting hepaUtls along with blood peddled by , Indigents etc.; -vera! weeL- after million-·;ear JohnnieCanon gave to t1ie Red Cross on his TV show - he was hospitalized for :::::~· And Carson's hardly Middleport, Ohio h HH i I -----------.:......-----------~--------:.......--~----1--------------------------------------- (,;1 ae!~- saioonkeepers Mtddleport MARK VSTORE U Reynolds' daughter Came and son Todd join her act next~ Middleport i E9 i:C " n- familY. Anne's 18 ... Debble Phone 992·3284 >- § With the hope it will, tn some measure, foster and help sustain that which is good in family and community life, this feature ts sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. Socinl Notes ~otes ' ,:s Keno Hidgc News . AMY VANDERBILT NEW YORK - Etiquette Maven !®Y Vanderbilt says it's more than polite to admit she's had a face-life: She proclatma Ill ... Walt Frazier's pretty · after - the-Knlcks-game date was Wtllie Mays' step: daughter ... John.John Kennedy had a scary eBCapade In Glitter Bay, off Barbados: The security SUNDAY Gannon'' 11•30 - 8, "Our Man In 9:30 - 13, , "Shadow On the 11 :30- 13, "Untamed Youth" man couldn't swim, and a guard Jamaica'' Land" WEDNESDAY a. who fortunately could heard the 11:30 - 13, "Somebody Up 11:30-8, "Frankenstein Meets 4:00 - a, "Zarak" E There Likes Me" tad'a shrieks and averted ~ the Wolfman" 11:30-13, "The Big Hangover" SATURDAY anOther Kennedy dtll88ter ... It's MONDAY THURSDAY 3:30- 13, "Sunsoorched" 1tyears since John Wayne and~ 4:00 - 8, "Leave Her to .c:OO- 8, ufrontler Hell Cats" 8:30- 3, "Fortune Cookie" Heaven" Maureen O'Hara made "The~ 9· 00 - 8, "Judith" 9· 30- 13, "Bad Seed" 9:003, ''The Intruders'' 11:30-13, "Terror On A Train" Quiet Man," an undated delight,~ 11·15 -::- 3, "The Kllters" 11.30 - 13, "The Sellout" I'RIDAY and their "Big Jake" film co- :;,;I 11 :30 - 8, "Captain carey TUESDAY 4. 00 - 8, "The Mounlaln USA" starring Is good news ... Nothing 4·00- 8, "Bedford Incident" RoaOtl 12.00 - 13, "Dimension 5" & changed much with either B· 30- 13, ''How Awful About 9.00- 8, "Dear Heart" "Werewolf of London" e~cept maybe Duke's toupee. Allan" 9.00 - 3, "A Man catted :,rhe BeaUes' private guru Mahariahl Mahoozla now has aoo dlsclples In styliih Majorca. Dispenses his commercial -----~--------------------------------------------~------------------------------------------------1 wisdom from a golden throne on I the lOth floor of the castella de I I Mar Hotel (mostly to I AmerlcaliS and Germans) ... I ;:: Martin Poll's solace for his I removal as director of Shirley I MacLalne's "Joel Delaney" I filck was a comfortable fiveI figure sum (and not having to I I work with Sholl) ... Muhammad I All's new press agent, C. B. I Atkins, Is Sarah Vaughan's exI hubby-manager. Neil Generation Note: Deborah Kerr's daughter ~ CC _~ ~ CC ;; ~ ~, Frapcesca Bartley Is Sam 1 iC " ~ E" 1 !l E 15 ~ ~ Splegel'sasslatanton "Nicholas .. .. E ~ i ~ ~ &- ~ ~- ·~.!: .. .. E g -= ~ ~ § ~ t- "- ~ ~ 1 ~ 1 & Alexandra" Corln ~ .. t~ :t:.,t;; g ~ ~~ 'ij.!! ~ t- ~:!! ~ '§, E -6, -~w c ~.. ~ .. " 8 ; @ ij "~ t~:!! .! '§. E '§. :::; :IE 1 Redgrave (Sir Mike's son) gets ~ g' i§ 7: ~.::; m2 u ~ ~:::; ~ z ., < ~ ; o:: g' ~i ~ :5 "'!i u~ ~.::; .t! z a lead In Cinerama's "When ~ :_ ~::! ., .2::-,. 'S l.c B., .!!! g'- 'S '= w ,.~ ,:S 1 ·~ ~ :_ ~ ::!. .5 ~,.'Sf:; ~ ., .!!! g'~ 'S ., ~ ., .. ,:S 1 0 u ~ " 1«ht Bells Toll" ... ""'· late E... ~ a. i5. ' ·- !i <= 0 u t5 .c "·- ., " .!! .. "' "- = !!! .. > ~~ " w a. i5. :z; t = ·" ., ·w "'"•..., H.!! ~ ~ ~ -8' ~ ~ ~t I :s ~ a: Ea. 0 > E ~ = >- ~:!! Y. -8' ~ ~ !5 .UE 'l!"" ·;; ~ Alan Ladd's son, David, won a z u,:: u. ., <!: z~ 1 • 111 ~ u; ~a Jl ~ ~"' 5 ~ ,3 Ji w ~ z 0 ~ .5 oil~ 111 z 111 o:: u ., "'u. -' l.:l.;; c <t-' e>., w <!: ~ Alfred ' BY JACK O'BRIAN IT'S CHIN UP FOR Mondor Sundoy Ephe,1on1 6 13 1B EKLY GUIDE TO BETd-EB____ TV· VIEWING 1 j 1 1 ] 1""4 . " ;£ ., i~=.w. i ~! i.e -''"8=> ~'S'Ii~~~ _ _. E >'l! "'~ ., ~§~s~d ii ~ E ~·~ ~ C! ".,~f..3lU .~ ~~ _ ; ;~ ':<C! l.:l• .,'i £..E-"' ->~ ~-,. 'i -" ., ~J- .1! ~ ·• ~ ~ ~!I j ·- §-3 c 1l. S~ 'P. :~ "'i1 ~ -9> ; ~! ;j!ha ~;'lU:~ : !t~! .!- ~ :b :! w v - - - ~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~ ~ ~~ ~~~~~~ -----------------------------------·-------------------t--..:::.~----------:---------------------------------------- 1- I I I I I I - ·- I I I I I I I • • �I .( ' • • .WANT AD INFORMATION · DE.ADLINES ·LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT , PROBATE DIVISION , MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARY 8 . LAUGHEA~ Court und e r Docket No . 20,488 an auth enticated copy of his Letters Testamentary issued to him by the County Judge ' s Court· in and for Sarasota County , Flor ida , in Probate . Not ice is further given that all creditor s ot said estate , who desire to a·sserl the ir liens or claims aga inst the real estate of sa id decedent, located in th is shall Monday Deadli~e9a . m . Cancellation & Corrections Will be accepteduntil9a .m. for DECEASED Day of Publication No. 20418 NOTICE To Whom it ma y Concern ; Notice i s hereb y g iv f n th a t on th e 22nd da y of Apr il , 1971, J ohn J . Ly ons, as Exec utor of t he Es tate of Mar¥ B. Laugh eitd , de ce a se d , ta te of Saraso t a County , F tor icla , fil ed in t his State , 5 P.M. Day Before Publication present the ir c laims, duly sworn to , to this Court wl1hin si x month s after the fi l ing of said Letters Testamentary in this Court or their liens or claims shaH forever be deemed barred and cancelled , F . H. O' Brien Probate Judge Meigs County, Ohio · (4123, JO, (517, 31c ' @) RATES For Want Ad Service 5 cen"ts per Word one Insertion Minimum Charge 75c 12 cents per word three consecUtive Insertions. 18 cents per word si x consecutive insertions. 25 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads paid within 10 days. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl.SO for 50 word minimum . $139S 1968 PLYMOUTH terior, good tires, V-8 engine, automati c trans. & p. steering , radio . Nice family car. $495 19621. BIRD H. T. Cpe., lite blue finish, good tires, clean vinyl interior, auto. trans .• power steering and brakes, radio, heater . . Cue No. 20,482 Estate ot Blanche Sptide, aka Blanche Harris, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that Lena Turner of 514 Forrest Hills Court. Bucyrus, Ohio ol4820, has been duly appointed Ad ministratrix ot .the Estate of Blanche Spalde . aka Blanche Harris, deceased, late of Meigs County, Oh io. Cred itors are re(lulred to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months . Dated th is 12th day of April 1971. F . H. O' Brien, Probate Judge of said Coun ty (4) 16, 23, 30 , Jt c Card of Thanks THE MEMBERS of the Bible Baptlsl Temple of Minersville, Ohio wish to ·extend heartfel t THANKS to the many merchants of the Big Bend a rea on both sides of Ihe river, and this newspaper for aiding us with publicity in our recent revival services. The acceptance of our posters by the business people and lhelr displaying of them In choice spots In their windows was greally arpreciated by all of us. We o the church realize the advertisi!lg · value sacrificed by each merchant, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT in helping us In a worthy cause for fhe promoting of the · Case No. 20,4'0 Gospel . · Estate of William A. Carman, Bible Baptist Temple, Rt. Deceased. 124, Minersville, Ohio Notice is hereby given that 4-23-ltc Edison Hobstetter, of Pomeroy, Ohio, has been duly appointed Executor ·of the Estate of William A. carman , deceased . late of Mei~s County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file TWO· YEAR old female beagle, their claims with said fiduciary In vicinity of Meigs Beagle within four months . Club. Phone 992-3652. Dated this 13th day of April , Lost 4-23·31c 1971. C~ l F . H.-O' Br ien Probate Judge of sa id County LOST IN vicinity of Sholgun 16, 23 ; 30, 31c NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ca·se No. 2o.483 Hollow and Leading Creek Road, a 7-monlh old white· faced heifer calf. If found, notify James Reed, Rt. 1, Middleport. Phone 992·6102. Es.tateofEmmefW. Shuler, 4-21 ·Jfc ------=-----------;- Dec:ened . - - - -- - - - - Notice Is hereby g iven that Barbara Shuler. of Middleport, FEMALE German Shepherd dog , cream colored, good Ohio, has been duly appointed sized . Dragging B to 10 foot Executrix of the Estate of Emmet W. Shuler, deceased, chain. Lost In vicinity of New late of Mlddlepor1 , Me igs County , Ohio. Creitors are required to file thell' claims with said f iduciary l'flthln tour months . -:: Dated this 12th day of April Lima Rd. Phone 742-5322. 4-22-3tc Waritid'~ To ·auy ~ • CHUCK'S I(RADIO &TV REPAIR! 992-5080 'Pomeroy Motor 'Co. @ ~ ·o. CUI II For Sale Notice RUBBER STAMPS made to or Wilma Casto, Portland. Ohio . 2-12-90tc Please! No Free Storing on Help Wanted BAR MAl D. Apply in p~rson. Hi Ho Bar, Middleport. · · 4-18-6tc - - - - -- - WA.ITRESS. musl be 21. Apply - - - -- -- 4-22-6tc OLD furniture. dishes, brass beds, etc. Write M. D. Miller, Rl . 4. Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992-6271 . 9-1-lfc 12' - 24' - WIDE MILLER MOBILE HOMES 1220 Washington Blvd. Belpre, Ohio 171!> FOOT MOTOR home, plus fravel trailers , 13 and 16 foot. 6 5 2303 : - 4-23-3tc JUST RECEIVED a new shipment of dlnelte sets , $49.95 and up. save $75 on· a Quasar color TV this week . Only two lo sell at lhls price. We will trade for your old Parsons Furniture and · Ap· and double petunias. pan sies, pliance, two miles north of coleus , Mexican tomatoes and Sliver Bridge, on Rt. 7. other ,v arieties , peppers , 4·21 -Jtc cabbage , 112 or 1 dozen pack s. - - - - - - - - - Don Hub~ard . Syracu se . Ohio. Phone 992-5776. 4· 22-12tc look vinyl, white. Liquid vinyl paste included. Very reasonable . Phone 992~ 5090. _____ 4·20·6fc __:_: Also. sales and supplies . Phone Chester 985-3832. Gaui Trailer Sales, Inc., Rt. 3, ANTIQUES. Phone 992-5327. Pomeroy, Ohio. 4-6-30tc 4- 18 - 121~ ,-.,..'!""_______ OU CAN BUY AT LANDMARK Everyone Can! • Sale Prices Thru April HAND PUSH MOWERS As Low As 63.95 RIDING MOWERS As Low As 271.9S ECONOMY TILLERS As Low As . 134.95 BESTLINE PRODUCTS. Call TRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile Myron Bailey, Phone 992-5327. POMEROY Courl , Rl . 124. Syracuse. F. H. O' Brien ANTIQUES : Dishes , 4-4-30tc J . W. carsey, Mgr Probate Judge of said County telephones, tin, brass beds, Ohio. 992-2951. Phone m -2181 (4 1 16, 23. 30. 31c lamps, etc . Lee Rudisill. 4-2-llc 16 FT. WEAVER skill. 3'h-hp. Phone 992-3403. - - - -- outboard .motor, pair of oars, 4-23-30tp TRAILER , Brown ' s Trailer anchor, two life jackets, $200. Park, Minersville. Phone 992· · For Sale or Trade Phone Mason 773-5147. 3324. 4-14-lfc 1960 GMC liil -cab. 2''' ton , good . 4-18-6tc 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 rubber, V·6, 4 speed Iran Weekend guests of Mrs. Effie Notice Hoosier and Mr and Mrs GUN SHOOT, Friday. April 23, UNFURNISHED 3 · room ~~~ss l on s55o. Phone 992· Wll · · · 7 p.m ., Mlle 1 Hill Road. Marvm apartment. Phone 992·2288. son were the Assorted me~ls . Sponsored by 4-21 -4tc 1-31 -lfc 36" )( 23" ... 009 daughters of Mrs. Hoozier and Racine Fire Dept. sisters of Mrs. Wilson. They 4-20-4tc HOUSE , 1637 Lincoln Hts .• Auto Sales Pomeroy, 4 rooms, bath, aHic were Mrs . Homer Dean and for storage. full basement, 1963 IMPALA converlible. Red, daughter, Sue of Camden, N. J. , nice yard, driveway . new. white vinyl top, J27 and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Available May 1. Phone 992eng 1ne, 4-ba r r el , standard USED OFFSET PLATES 2780 or 992-3432 . Thompson, Medina, Ohio ; Mr. shill. Good lires. Phone 992HAVE 6977. and Mrs. Randall Smith of 4-21 -tfc MANY USES 4 20 61 _ _ _ __ _ _ _4_· 18-6lp Hazard, Ky., daughter and son· · · P _2_ B_E_D _R _O _O _M __m_o_b_il_e _ home. in-law of the Wilsons and Mr. _K_O_S_C_O_T_ K _ o_s_m_e-ll-cs- .- w - l-gs and Adulls only. Phone 992-5592. 1970 DATSUN pickup, only 5,000 4·21 ·1fc miles. See al 929 Hysell St. , and Mrs. Corwin K. Smith, accessories . May and June Midd lepor t, aller 6 p.m. 8 for S1.00 daughters, Cathy and Susan, of special. Kleansing Kream . - - - -- - - - 4' 18-7tp Columbus , who are also $2.25, Dlslrlbutors, Brown's . TRAILER SPACE on old Rt. 33. Phone 992-5113. lf>,mlle north of new Meigs - -- - - - daughter and son-in-law. Misses High School. Phone 992-2941. 1964 CHEVY pi ckup. utility bed, 4.23-tf c low mileage . Priced to sell. Cathy and Susan spent the - - - -- - - - c::-----,-----3·5·1fc Roger Bahr, Chester , Ohio. 1 0 entire week with their grand- S~~~r ~l~k h ~~ ~~~ck'~rl;~ FURNISHED. and unfurnished Phone 985-3958. 4-22-61c Shop, 151 Butternut Ave.. aparlments. Close to school. parents. 111 Court Sl. - - - - -- Mr. and Mrs. John Vale and Pomeroy. Phone 992-5434 . Pomeroy, Ohio 1969 BUI CK LeSabre , 2-dr. daughter , Stacy, spent the 4-23-lf c 10-18-tfc hard to p, power steer ing, holidays with his mother, Mrs. _A_N_Y_O_N_E_ h_a_v-in_g_ a_n_y- com- For Sale power brakes , air , 18,000 BEAUTIFUL sel ection of m ile s. Excell ent condition. Nellie Vale. plaints about Middleport cab ALUMINUM car ,lop boats, 10flowers , baskets , wreaths , Phone 992-2288. Mr . and Mrs. Robert Holliday Co. be al council meeting and sprays for Memorial Day . 12-13 foot. Lorenzo D. Davis, 11 -10-lfc Cliff Shoe Repair , Middleport. and family of Wooster spent Monday night, April 26. 7 p. Kingsbury Road. m. Signed by the Middleporl 4-21 -tfc 3-24-30tc from Friday until Monday with Cab Co. - - -- - their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. _ _ _ _ __ _ _ 4._ 23-3tp 50X10. RICHARDSON mobile NEW 1971 Zig -Zag sewing Real Estate For Sale home, 2 bedrooms, with air machine in original fa ctory HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath, A. Radekin and Mr. and Mrs. condilioning . Call 992·5867. SMALLEY ' S Gift Shop , carton . Zig-Zag to make phone 742·5613. John Holliday. On SWiday, Mr . Chester, Ohio. Flowers for 4·2Htc 4-11 -121c b<Jitonholes, sew on ·bultons. and Mrs. Arlin Radekin and Molher's Day and Memorial r:nonograms, and make fancy Day . $.88 and up. Phone STEREO-radio combination, daughter, Amy Jo, were dinner designs wilh just the twist of a CONVENIENT bul secluded Chester 985-3537. single dial. Left In lay-away Modern Walnuf. Full slereo build ing lo1s on T79 al Rock guests of the Radekins. and never been used. Will sell 4-23-121c sound produced by 4 Springs. Wiihin walking Mr . Luther Harvey recently for only $47 cash. or credll di s la nce of Meigs High speakers, lurntable plays all terms available. Phone 992· suffered an attack of kidney WILL DO lailorlng and four speeds, separale controls Sch ool. a 5 minute drive from St\41. for volume , tone. etc . Balance Pomeroy . Call or se~ Bijl stones and was taken to Holzer uphol slery . Phone 992-3561 . 4·20-6tc $67.32. Use our budgellerms. Wine weekends, or afler 5 Hospital for medical treatment. 3-31 -30tc -----Call 992-3352. p.m. weekdays. Phone 992· He returned home the same day · 6887. 4-29-6tc ELECTROLUX Vacuum and is recuperating . HOME sewing. Phone 992-SJ27. complete Ciehaner with al~-------__:..7-.: l·..:.lf:.::c · · 3-30-JOtc Iac men 1s, cordwlnder and EARLY American Stereo. AM· Attending a Delta Kappa paint sprar. Used but in like HOUSE . Naylor' s Run . •11 FM rad io. ~ ·speed changer, 4 FRESH bakery Gamma recruitment tea lor OVEN new cond lion. Pay $34 .45 Spring Ave., Pomeroy . speaker sound system. producls . Jimmy 's Paslry cash or budget .plan available . 4-22-6tp Balance $81.5~ . Use our lime teachers at McArthur Shop, N. 2nd Ave., MidPhone 992·5641. ' payment plan. Call 992-3352. Elementary &hooi on SWiday dleport. Phone 992-3555. 4-2Q-6tc __: 4·22-6fc 3·28-301c afternoon were Mrs. Nellie Vale who. took as her guest, Miss MOBILE HOME, 8x32, real 30 VOLUME set of Americana REDUCE safe and fast wilh Encyclopedia . 12 foot Cheryl Nelson, Mrs . Roberta Gobese lablets and E-Vap nice, with canopy. Brown 's WANT TO ~ETIRE? If ERE IS aluminum boat and motor. Trailer Park , Minersville . Wilson whose guest was Miss waler pills. Nelson Drugs. YOUR HOME - 2 bedrooms. Also, roto-tlllec. Phone 992· Phone 992·3324. balh, nice kitchen, utility 4·1HOtp 7693. Sherrie Turner and Anna 4-20-6tc 4-20-Sic room, NEW forced air furElizabeth Turner whose guest -----nace and hot .water- tank·, was Miss Donna Weber. The FLEA MARKET, Saturd~y . SOUTHERN planls : tomato. abouf If• acre ·of nice GAR. . . . May 1, 9 a.m . to 5 p.m. lns1de cabbage, peppers, sweef TEAM OF spotted ponies DEN SPACE, located oh a three glfls are semors at Me1gs Bird Arena, Athens. Ohio. To 49 and 51 Inch. Good harness potatoes and onion, May 1. QUIET . STREET, LOW High &hool. , sell anylhing, call Br ian Phone Chesler 985-4192. · Order now, Charles R. Harris, UTILITIES. $5,300. Mrs. Fannie Pettit spent . McHugh, belween 9 a.ll). and Portland, Ohio. Phone 843· : - : - : - - - - - - - -4-21-3tp j . 5 p.m. To renl , pllone Athens 2693 . YOU DON'T NEED A CAR M~nday w1th Mrs. Clarence 592-1174 01: 594,8961. 4-20·12tc W, , C. ALLIS-CHALMERS 1 HERE CLOSE TO tractor with two· 14-lnch : Will of Athens. 4·18-6lc . bottot)1 drag type plows on SHOPPING - 11f> story farme, 3 beCrooms, bath, WILL · PICK· up merchandise REG .ISTER ED Treeing Walker rubber, both for $300. Olen coon hound pups, five months btlsement, 2 nice porches, ·and, take lo auction on a Yo~ng, ·success Rd., Reeds· · old with shols. Sired by Night GOOD · NEIGHBORHOOD. percentage basis. Call Jim v!lle, Ohio. Call after 4:30. . Champion Grand Show .Adams. auclioneer. Rutland. __:_: 4-21 -61p $6.500. Champion Butcher's Singer, Phone 742-4461. S60 male. sso female. Joe RIDING horses . inqylre MODERN 1 STORY FRAME9·23-tfc Criles, Coolville. Phone 1-614· 5 .p. m. , · LEVEL LOT 48x152 - .3 --·-~--'--after fairgrounds ITI'M· Tom Hill. He 667-3621. bedrooms. · · bath, EXAUCTION - WHEN? Each lower barn. Sweat & 4' 23-21c __ __:_ _ _ _ _ _4...:..· Friday night, 7· p.m. Where? 21 -3tp . CELLENT kitchen. carport C.ss. But tie and storaqe, ABOUT a .H ayrpan's Auction Hou~e. -----~ Seronade TD9 in · CARPETS a frighl? Make them , . YEARS OtD; LOW UTIL· Laurel Cliff on new RI. 7 ~ULLDOZER . tao: Varl·lh ternallonal, 10-fl. angl~ blade ' a · beaullful sight wlthl Blue 1\ tT~ES, Pomeroy Middleport By· FRUIT TREES. · and winch. Phone 992·3525 of. our music, pass. electric . S15,950. Luslro . . Renl afler 7 p.m . ' shampooer. $1, Baker Fur. ~---~"----· ?·7-tft PROPERTIES ARE SELLING 4-23-6tc nllur.e, Middleport. - List wlfh us today. 4·21 -6tc · REGISTERED Tennessee 1968 BUICK. 26.000 actual -,.--'--,----~HENRY CLELAND Willkf~ r stud senlic:e ,. miles, Sl,900. Cushman COAL. REALTOR H~rri!->Onvillc, Ohio. Phon~ Tralltler motorbike, S250. Office 992-2259 Sail IIBII62 . Phone Chesler 915 ·392~. Res. 992·2568 · ' 1971 1:. Point Rock For Sale -,-~----- Aluminum Sheets 20* The Daily Sentinel - - - - -- _____ ------ . _____ 1390 . ·rreen Hill Homes, Inc. 992-7129 Evenings Call : 992-2534 992-3433 Dale Larry Dullon Spencer BEc~~~r RESPeCT I>N( KID WHo'S DADI;'l', WH'f' IMM&DIATE~V IMPROVED SO MUC~... . STlJPID ~To WORK · FCiJ( A M~SU' 75 ~ oo '1'ou oe.Jecr TO MYHAWJG Pomeroy Home & Auto . AN HOURf 01\~SWtTH F~ECK~ES? 606 E. Ma1n, Pomeroy, 0 ." Roofing & Carpenter Work · Spouting, Rltllf Painting NEW & OLD WORK I" -oUcHr- KING HENRY n-IE f>NY!! 60T MARRIED - 1nsured-E x:perlenced 5LOBWVIAN Kll-l'G!! PLI ZZ. LEAVE, GORLS1 EMBARRASSED SPARE. Ye TJ.l - IS Tllvll:. YOU PHONE 742·3145 992-2580 Tom Crow IS ON~~ ONEINA'I TOSUILDUPA I CAN'T All weather: Roofing & Construction Co. DEXTER, 0. 45726 Work Guaranteed ATTENTION PROSPECTIVE MOBILE HOME BUYERS! 40 Minules of Your Time Can Well Be the Most Profitable lDMI'NTION IT!.' EXPERIENCED • • Radiator Semce A Bundle! Drive 36 Miles and Save For Sale furniture . Terms available . PLANTS NOW ready : Single You will have something of value to show for the $$$ you spend when you buy your own home - plus, you gain an Income Ta x benefit, you build an equity and you are not bound by the terms of a rental agreement. . Phone 992-2094 IIUT, DISCIPLINE n!AT TO CLA9S ONE '. DA~ M&R&~'i ~s AH . EX~181T ... Time You Ever Spent. ~----- 10 YARDS OF heavy leafher- For Ritnl Mason, W.Va . refrig erat or , automatic coffee maker . Fruth Phar macy . Po int. Pleasant, Phone In person . Martin Restaurant, Middleport . . 773-5543 FOUNTAIN, Carbonalor , Counter , 12 stools, salad 141 - * A STACK OF WORTHLESS RECEIPTS! ! * T~n ... li!AMUT : -GUARANtEED- . ABC CLEANERS Sponsored by Syracuse Fire - -- - - - - ' Bulk Cleaning. · GUN SHOOT every Saturday 2 HOUSE tra ilers, 8x22. Call 742-4783. night at 6 p.m. near Racine 4-23-31c Planing Mill. Assorted meats. YARD SALE, Friday and Saturday •. Dora Carpenler residence. Larkin St., Rutland, Ohio. Some an tiques. 4·21 ·31c FREE STORAGE and pressing. Pay when you 4-23-llc 1968 RAMBLER Ambassador . 4-21 -3tc SST. low milea ge • faclor Y a ir conditioning. Call 992·3494. 4-16-6tp GUNSHOOT, Forked Run Sporlsman Club, · Sunday, April 25, noon. 4-21 -3tc -" . $5.55 THE $$$ YOU PAY IN RENT? Come See Us At 97112 N.·Second St .• Middleport. · get them back. FOR FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY SERVICE CALL 77J-5543. Bureau , Department. ' ' EXPERT Wheel Alignment THINK ABOUT Ill Let Us Show You How You Can Become A Homeowner We Do The Paperwork On Farmer's Home. V.A., F. H. A., And Conventional Loans. For Your Garments All you pay for is cleaning DON'T pump your slug~ish septic lank. Get ·Kiean· mAll septic tank cleaner . Landmark Farm Pomer.oy. Business •Services fER WH__AT? 751 Butternut OPEH EVES. 8:00 P.M. ~I!ROY, OHIO . ' WHAT DO YOU HAVE FOR One year guarantee on all parts. Also auto radio specialists. 11395 1966 IMPALA H.T. Sedan, local1 owner car. blk . finish & red cloth in- TH' QUILTIN' BEE TONIGHT, ELVINEV-· I'M ON , STAND -BY' STANO-BY? ' SCOTT SMITH CHUCK HUMPHREY Valiant4 Or ., local1 owner car , clean int erior, dar k aqua fini sh, like new tires, 6 cyl. engine & automati c trans,, radio. Popular model & priced to go. Each additional word 2"c . BLIND ADS Additional 25c Charge per Advertisement. · OFFICE HOURS 8:30a.m . to 5:00p.m. Dally. 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Salurday . ' Bri ng them to Chuck's & save Up to half on labor. REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the right to edit or reject any ad s dee m ed objectional. The publisher will not be respon $ible for more than one incorrect insertion . 1-" DON'T PAY THE HIGH COST OF TV REPAIRS Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS ' OF QUALITY order. 24 hour service. Dwain NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT I CAN'T 60 TO More Bargains, Bargains, 0 Cleland Realty -jcWINSOR «BUDDY *CHAMPION -j(VAN DYKE -!'ALSO DOUBLE- WIDES WINNIE WINKLE · SEE TOM CROW, GUY SHULER OR BOB CROW PARKERSBURG MOBILE HOMES, INC. MEMORIAL BRIDGE TRAFFIC CIRCLE PARKERSBURG, W. VA. From lhe Largest Truck 'oc Bulldozer Radiator to !he Smallest Healer Core. BLAElTNARS JOHNSON MASONRY JOHNSON MASONRY Complete Remodeling Backhoe And End loader Work Kitchens, Baths Room l).dditions And Patios Septic Tanks And Leach Beds. 742-4902 742-4902 Real Estate For Sale Pomeroy, Ph. 992-2143 I hiVI to go THE SHOP Custom meal culling Pleasant Ridge Road Pomeroy,O. Dick Vaughan 992-3374 FOR exper1 elect rical work call 992-5179. 4·6·24tp Dale Little 992-6346 HOUSE, 1640 Lincoln His., Pomeroy. Phone 992-2293. • BULLDOZER work . Basement, 10-25-lfc SEWING MACHINES. Repair ponds, landscaping . We do ail ser'vice, all makes. 992-2284 kinds of dozer work. Haul fill The Fabric Shop. Pomeroy. dirl and top soil. See or call Authorized Singer Sales and Bob Jeffers after 7 p. m. Serv ice . We Sharpen Scissors. Phone 992-3525. J.J9-tlc 4·23-JOtc - - - -- c. BRADFORD, Auctioneer ~NNOUNCING THE AP· O'DELL WHEEL alignment Complete Service POINTMENT OF GEORGE localed al Crossroads, Rl. 124. S. HOBSTETTER JR., REAL Phone 949·3821 Complete front end service, Racine, Ohio ESTATE BROKER AND tune up and brake service. Critt Bradford HILTON WOLFE SR ., Wheels balanced elec SALESMAN, AS THE EX· 5-l·lfc lronicaily. All work CLUSIVE REAL ESTATE -----~-guaranteed. Reasonable AGENCY TO SELL FOR : SEPTIC tanks cleaned . Miller rales. Phone 992·3213. THE GREEN HILL Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph . · 4-22-30tc HOMES,INC. 662·3035. SEE one of us today lor com · 2-12-tfc HARRISON' S TV AND AN plele information on the type ~.-----.,---'fENNA SERVICE . Phone of home, locat ion, and about TREE . T R 1M M 1NG and 992·2522. the long lime financing iemoval. Fully insured. Free 6·10-tfc ~vallabl~ - Buy_a new home estimates. Call after 5 p.m., l1ke paymg ren_l 1n a beautiful collect Dick Hayman, BACK HOE and end-loader counlry selling w1th ail Coolville 667-3041 or Tom work. Septic tanks Installed. ulililies available, and jusl oil Hayman, Chester 985-3509. George CBill! Pullins. Phone Slate Route 7, near Pomeroy, 3-28·30tp 992-2478. OhiO. 11·29-lfc GeorgeS. Hobslelfer Jr. PAPER-HANGING, painting, BROKER, PHONE 985-4186 wc:n-m_o_w-er and plastering, dry wall. Arthur EXPERT -l;:ac:Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Ohio Musser. Phone 992-3630. tiller repair. Free pickup and HILTON WOLFE SR., 3·28·30tp delivery . Warren's Mower SALESMAN. PHONE 949-3211 Shop, 248 Condor St. Phone Racine, Ohio SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 992·7357. 4-2J.6tc "Ditching . Electric sewe; ~-18- 61c ) HOBSTEIIER REAL ESTATE VJ..rgil B• --------o Phone John Russell Gallipolis 446-4782. ' 4-7-llc X- C-ON _ C....:.: RETE . delivered right to yo\Jr pro1ect. Fast and easy. Free , estimales . Phone 992-J284. Broker ' Goegleln Ready -Mix Co 110 Mechanic Sl. Middleport, Ohio. ·• PQmeroy, Oh10 6-30-tfc FOR SALE or RENT - 4 . , bedrooms, bath , nice .kitchen 0 BRIEN ELECTRIC Service. wilh cook units . Full Comm~rc1al. resldenllal and basemen!. Forced air fur - lndustnal wiring. Phone 247nace . Carport. Asking only 2113 . · 3-12-ttc $8,300.00 SR POMEROY - Nice 3 bedrooms, ROOF lNG, Spouting and balh, large living and din ing . Painting. Also, metal slorage Modern kilchen with stove building 10x10, concrete floor , and refr igerator. Large erected. lor SJocr.-"'R rchard porch. Gas forced air furnace . Wilt, Phone 992-2889. 2 lo ts . Double garage. 4-12-30tc $21.000.00 -------~ NEIGLER Construction . ~or POMEROY - 3 bedroom building or remodeling your ·paneled home with large home, Cali Guy Neigler, closels . Modern kitchen, Racine, Ohio. slove, double sink . Forced ai• ' 7·31-lfc furnace . Full basement . Only $12,000.00 RALPH'S CARPET Upholstery Cleaning Service. 20 ACRES - All minerals. 7 Free estimates . Phone Gallipolis 446-0294. Chesler water . Several 3-12-tfc outbuildings . $6,500.00 -:.--,-------POMEROY - 6 room frame. 2 Insurance nice lots for mobile homes. SWAP SHOP, ----~--- 3 ·- 48. At tllat point «.Challenged 43. More 12. "GQo4nlsb,t" rational AOBOBS 1. Hindu title 6. Swill city 11. Evade LONO ARE YOU CoOING TO L£AVE TH!$E DIANOND5 SITTING .AROUND LIKE SALTEO PEANUTS?" I gtrl 13. '"Dead duck " 14. Tlbetan 15. Black cuckoo 16. Spelllnr WE - 18. Subatomic BUY - SELL particle 19. Durocher 20.Finale 2l.FOrt ·-· , OR California 22. - B. "'Golden ager'' · (2 wdl.l AJ)AKIJ . rtft~h\{t ~~~ ~ -,~;; ..;::::3:':='.-.J~Il!J ~ ~~® . (~ tl'fl 1Ctnr l'llhtre• 8yndicll.tf!', In~ ' . ) . 9. Approve 10. Hero'• DOWN beloved 1. Klngllb JT. !Airt 2. Unuoisled Spe.nllh 3. Volunteer queen service girl 23. French (2 wdo.) river 4. Suttlx wllh 24. Atten· block or Uon otock 23. Guided li. George 26. Covered Wello walk 6. Two.footed 27. Ml:ry - -animal Rinehart 7. BouthAlllet· 29. Mo01rel lean parrot st: Sharpened animal lihll:'!"I I UnocNmblelhe.e four Jumbleo, TRADE form four ordinary wordo. NEW AND USED Fu_8~1TURE TAAT WOOID MMN JO~ AI'[C~NT LIVING FOR A GR~AT MANY Y£YreRS -AHON~~TTOI<lSSIHG 11-\fiiES, I ~'T KNCW OF ANYTHING Cl05~R HON5fN5f, Mil. HOO!>. )(10 WfNT TO TOO .IIlia< TfC<JBI.E TO Wlllii'I?AW TO YCUROFFER liGHTlY, ALSO . TERRY lEE IS NOTORI· "SCIWTABlE APPLIANCES AND HOUSEWARES . r..-7 /1 AA'fWA'I. .SWAP SHOP I ' sa. Revere 34. More expooed 39. Nlcht 'll!Qf:."i be!ore I I 41 . Villain'• cry avl• ,,,,..,."THE MAN CIOE9N'T HAVC P'AiiENCE ENOUGH .10 fiNI5H A 1500K. 28. Nwnerlca1 llllfflx 29.Czecb oclenttat 30. Memorable perlod 31. center or ocUvlty 32. Dlimer check 311. Bmbryonlc fowl 38. Mine Now urante the dri:led \etten to ronn the aurprlee uawer 1 u aurrested br the...,._ can-.· KIIIIIIIJ (AM.wer- '01110...-ewl I J.,uhl••• TISTY 3T.Funoua ' llANO mountain Pl\,11~ 'BtiNNI(- WUNNIE" BOOKS ODe or Fipro'IIJ . too)~ • - __==. __...:......,. CAP'I' AIN EASY 42. French • - pupil ,DAILY CRYP.!.'OQtJOTE-Bere'• how to work It: ' AXYDLBAAXB LONGI'IlLLOW one Jetter limply otalldl for another. In tlllo ample A II Ulld for the three L'o, X fOr the two O'o, etc. Blnflle lettero. a)IOIIn>pbu, the learlh 1114 formaUoa of tile wordoo ire oll .• hlnta. J:aoh .day the oocle lettaro are different. · II .. -'349.95 A CIJploJ..., $35.00 ·Down- On Convenient . \ Ttrl]'ls; ·. CJL Y8.T 1JISL UQW :aii:WG ILJ ' . MASON FURNITURE WGYW Y T I WOJP ·c Q N 0 ' Y T NIJi[Wll I ' fiOTHY SNOOI"( 61\VE ME ALL HIS 88. French elty ~o. LOTION Yt:tlrrd•"'" '· · ·· · An ..w•·r t Jf' "/rul lu• ~tuitl hi11 1tif1• •rfu- HIS IITTOI: HALf product . -.... " " I flC lH 1 I I ..... 27, Speed entlluela.lt TERRY fi.I1N< 1( I \ Thit il wha1 you MOd one letter to each square; to 24. Glellc 25. Cleave .NEW,. RJRNITU.RE • J'aluJ J'o (lrJPloqaolo: OLD MINDS ANI LlKlll .OW .OROIS, YOU llUIT IIIXIIIRC18B '1'HilK IP' YOU WISH '1'0 PIP '1'HIIIH IN WORKING .ORDJIR. --- JOHN QUINCY DAILY CROSSWORD 9 Til9 Mon., Tues. Wed. & Fri. . 9 Til~ Thurs. & Sat. 992-7261 305 N. ~nd Ave. Middleport oo·MS . Ba,an~e SPACIOUS 3. bedroom brick · ranch house, large living, dining . ·· and family rooms. Basemeril, 2 car garage, All eleclnc central air. Very comforlable. Upper twenties. New ·Haven . Rhone New Haven 882 2112. REALLY lllATTERS' Beat Inflation! AUTOMOBILE insurance been canc,ellep? Lost your NEW LISTING - RACINE - 7 operator's license? Call m. rooms. 3 bedrooms. large 2966 . • 6-15-lfc · · living .ana dining· roQms . Bath , basen:terlf, new gas ·~-~~:=:;:-::-:--:::':-=--:-:::-:--__:.. forced air furnace . 3 porches. II R. Asking m:soo.oo IF YOUWANTT.O SELL OR BUY CALL 992-3325 HELEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE 4_2J.6tc MAI'i RICH, ll1S WHAT' S J.lj tl1§ HEART THAT See Us .\t The :.• Open:· · Asking 54,000.00 garage and carport . Nice lot. IF I DIOrPT HAVE TWO NIC!<EL "S TO RUB TOGETHER 1 I' D 'STILL BE. WEALTHY, ANNIE , . BEaiUSE l~VE GOT '(QY!" IT'S HOT QOtD THAT MAKES A .cleaning ." Reasonable rates. 1,EAFORD =-R=-EA~D,.,..Y--M-1 room house, bath, furnace . THE BORN LOSER Quo-• 81(,W0 . WBI WJLRQJ. TOIQMZ W G J P J p J T '. KL 1 IS Z J 8 TJJ WBKNJ T y ·p. · . N . N . .. �I .( ' • • .WANT AD INFORMATION · DE.ADLINES ·LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT , PROBATE DIVISION , MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARY 8 . LAUGHEA~ Court und e r Docket No . 20,488 an auth enticated copy of his Letters Testamentary issued to him by the County Judge ' s Court· in and for Sarasota County , Flor ida , in Probate . Not ice is further given that all creditor s ot said estate , who desire to a·sserl the ir liens or claims aga inst the real estate of sa id decedent, located in th is shall Monday Deadli~e9a . m . Cancellation & Corrections Will be accepteduntil9a .m. for DECEASED Day of Publication No. 20418 NOTICE To Whom it ma y Concern ; Notice i s hereb y g iv f n th a t on th e 22nd da y of Apr il , 1971, J ohn J . Ly ons, as Exec utor of t he Es tate of Mar¥ B. Laugh eitd , de ce a se d , ta te of Saraso t a County , F tor icla , fil ed in t his State , 5 P.M. Day Before Publication present the ir c laims, duly sworn to , to this Court wl1hin si x month s after the fi l ing of said Letters Testamentary in this Court or their liens or claims shaH forever be deemed barred and cancelled , F . H. O' Brien Probate Judge Meigs County, Ohio · (4123, JO, (517, 31c ' @) RATES For Want Ad Service 5 cen"ts per Word one Insertion Minimum Charge 75c 12 cents per word three consecUtive Insertions. 18 cents per word si x consecutive insertions. 25 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads paid within 10 days. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl.SO for 50 word minimum . $139S 1968 PLYMOUTH terior, good tires, V-8 engine, automati c trans. & p. steering , radio . Nice family car. $495 19621. BIRD H. T. Cpe., lite blue finish, good tires, clean vinyl interior, auto. trans .• power steering and brakes, radio, heater . . Cue No. 20,482 Estate ot Blanche Sptide, aka Blanche Harris, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that Lena Turner of 514 Forrest Hills Court. Bucyrus, Ohio ol4820, has been duly appointed Ad ministratrix ot .the Estate of Blanche Spalde . aka Blanche Harris, deceased, late of Meigs County, Oh io. Cred itors are re(lulred to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months . Dated th is 12th day of April 1971. F . H. O' Brien, Probate Judge of said Coun ty (4) 16, 23, 30 , Jt c Card of Thanks THE MEMBERS of the Bible Baptlsl Temple of Minersville, Ohio wish to ·extend heartfel t THANKS to the many merchants of the Big Bend a rea on both sides of Ihe river, and this newspaper for aiding us with publicity in our recent revival services. The acceptance of our posters by the business people and lhelr displaying of them In choice spots In their windows was greally arpreciated by all of us. We o the church realize the advertisi!lg · value sacrificed by each merchant, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT in helping us In a worthy cause for fhe promoting of the · Case No. 20,4'0 Gospel . · Estate of William A. Carman, Bible Baptist Temple, Rt. Deceased. 124, Minersville, Ohio Notice is hereby given that 4-23-ltc Edison Hobstetter, of Pomeroy, Ohio, has been duly appointed Executor ·of the Estate of William A. carman , deceased . late of Mei~s County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file TWO· YEAR old female beagle, their claims with said fiduciary In vicinity of Meigs Beagle within four months . Club. Phone 992-3652. Dated this 13th day of April , Lost 4-23·31c 1971. C~ l F . H.-O' Br ien Probate Judge of sa id County LOST IN vicinity of Sholgun 16, 23 ; 30, 31c NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ca·se No. 2o.483 Hollow and Leading Creek Road, a 7-monlh old white· faced heifer calf. If found, notify James Reed, Rt. 1, Middleport. Phone 992·6102. Es.tateofEmmefW. Shuler, 4-21 ·Jfc ------=-----------;- Dec:ened . - - - -- - - - - Notice Is hereby g iven that Barbara Shuler. of Middleport, FEMALE German Shepherd dog , cream colored, good Ohio, has been duly appointed sized . Dragging B to 10 foot Executrix of the Estate of Emmet W. Shuler, deceased, chain. Lost In vicinity of New late of Mlddlepor1 , Me igs County , Ohio. Creitors are required to file thell' claims with said f iduciary l'flthln tour months . -:: Dated this 12th day of April Lima Rd. Phone 742-5322. 4-22-3tc Waritid'~ To ·auy ~ • CHUCK'S I(RADIO &TV REPAIR! 992-5080 'Pomeroy Motor 'Co. @ ~ ·o. CUI II For Sale Notice RUBBER STAMPS made to or Wilma Casto, Portland. Ohio . 2-12-90tc Please! No Free Storing on Help Wanted BAR MAl D. Apply in p~rson. Hi Ho Bar, Middleport. · · 4-18-6tc - - - - -- - WA.ITRESS. musl be 21. Apply - - - -- -- 4-22-6tc OLD furniture. dishes, brass beds, etc. Write M. D. Miller, Rl . 4. Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992-6271 . 9-1-lfc 12' - 24' - WIDE MILLER MOBILE HOMES 1220 Washington Blvd. Belpre, Ohio 171!> FOOT MOTOR home, plus fravel trailers , 13 and 16 foot. 6 5 2303 : - 4-23-3tc JUST RECEIVED a new shipment of dlnelte sets , $49.95 and up. save $75 on· a Quasar color TV this week . Only two lo sell at lhls price. We will trade for your old Parsons Furniture and · Ap· and double petunias. pan sies, pliance, two miles north of coleus , Mexican tomatoes and Sliver Bridge, on Rt. 7. other ,v arieties , peppers , 4·21 -Jtc cabbage , 112 or 1 dozen pack s. - - - - - - - - - Don Hub~ard . Syracu se . Ohio. Phone 992-5776. 4· 22-12tc look vinyl, white. Liquid vinyl paste included. Very reasonable . Phone 992~ 5090. _____ 4·20·6fc __:_: Also. sales and supplies . Phone Chester 985-3832. Gaui Trailer Sales, Inc., Rt. 3, ANTIQUES. Phone 992-5327. Pomeroy, Ohio. 4-6-30tc 4- 18 - 121~ ,-.,..'!""_______ OU CAN BUY AT LANDMARK Everyone Can! • Sale Prices Thru April HAND PUSH MOWERS As Low As 63.95 RIDING MOWERS As Low As 271.9S ECONOMY TILLERS As Low As . 134.95 BESTLINE PRODUCTS. Call TRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile Myron Bailey, Phone 992-5327. POMEROY Courl , Rl . 124. Syracuse. F. H. O' Brien ANTIQUES : Dishes , 4-4-30tc J . W. carsey, Mgr Probate Judge of said County telephones, tin, brass beds, Ohio. 992-2951. Phone m -2181 (4 1 16, 23. 30. 31c lamps, etc . Lee Rudisill. 4-2-llc 16 FT. WEAVER skill. 3'h-hp. Phone 992-3403. - - - -- outboard .motor, pair of oars, 4-23-30tp TRAILER , Brown ' s Trailer anchor, two life jackets, $200. Park, Minersville. Phone 992· · For Sale or Trade Phone Mason 773-5147. 3324. 4-14-lfc 1960 GMC liil -cab. 2''' ton , good . 4-18-6tc 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 rubber, V·6, 4 speed Iran Weekend guests of Mrs. Effie Notice Hoosier and Mr and Mrs GUN SHOOT, Friday. April 23, UNFURNISHED 3 · room ~~~ss l on s55o. Phone 992· Wll · · · 7 p.m ., Mlle 1 Hill Road. Marvm apartment. Phone 992·2288. son were the Assorted me~ls . Sponsored by 4-21 -4tc 1-31 -lfc 36" )( 23" ... 009 daughters of Mrs. Hoozier and Racine Fire Dept. sisters of Mrs. Wilson. They 4-20-4tc HOUSE , 1637 Lincoln Hts .• Auto Sales Pomeroy, 4 rooms, bath, aHic were Mrs . Homer Dean and for storage. full basement, 1963 IMPALA converlible. Red, daughter, Sue of Camden, N. J. , nice yard, driveway . new. white vinyl top, J27 and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Available May 1. Phone 992eng 1ne, 4-ba r r el , standard USED OFFSET PLATES 2780 or 992-3432 . Thompson, Medina, Ohio ; Mr. shill. Good lires. Phone 992HAVE 6977. and Mrs. Randall Smith of 4-21 -tfc MANY USES 4 20 61 _ _ _ __ _ _ _4_· 18-6lp Hazard, Ky., daughter and son· · · P _2_ B_E_D _R _O _O _M __m_o_b_il_e _ home. in-law of the Wilsons and Mr. _K_O_S_C_O_T_ K _ o_s_m_e-ll-cs- .- w - l-gs and Adulls only. Phone 992-5592. 1970 DATSUN pickup, only 5,000 4·21 ·1fc miles. See al 929 Hysell St. , and Mrs. Corwin K. Smith, accessories . May and June Midd lepor t, aller 6 p.m. 8 for S1.00 daughters, Cathy and Susan, of special. Kleansing Kream . - - - -- - - - 4' 18-7tp Columbus , who are also $2.25, Dlslrlbutors, Brown's . TRAILER SPACE on old Rt. 33. Phone 992-5113. lf>,mlle north of new Meigs - -- - - - daughter and son-in-law. Misses High School. Phone 992-2941. 1964 CHEVY pi ckup. utility bed, 4.23-tf c low mileage . Priced to sell. Cathy and Susan spent the - - - -- - - - c::-----,-----3·5·1fc Roger Bahr, Chester , Ohio. 1 0 entire week with their grand- S~~~r ~l~k h ~~ ~~~ck'~rl;~ FURNISHED. and unfurnished Phone 985-3958. 4-22-61c Shop, 151 Butternut Ave.. aparlments. Close to school. parents. 111 Court Sl. - - - - -- Mr. and Mrs. John Vale and Pomeroy. Phone 992-5434 . Pomeroy, Ohio 1969 BUI CK LeSabre , 2-dr. daughter , Stacy, spent the 4-23-lf c 10-18-tfc hard to p, power steer ing, holidays with his mother, Mrs. _A_N_Y_O_N_E_ h_a_v-in_g_ a_n_y- com- For Sale power brakes , air , 18,000 BEAUTIFUL sel ection of m ile s. Excell ent condition. Nellie Vale. plaints about Middleport cab ALUMINUM car ,lop boats, 10flowers , baskets , wreaths , Phone 992-2288. Mr . and Mrs. Robert Holliday Co. be al council meeting and sprays for Memorial Day . 12-13 foot. Lorenzo D. Davis, 11 -10-lfc Cliff Shoe Repair , Middleport. and family of Wooster spent Monday night, April 26. 7 p. Kingsbury Road. m. Signed by the Middleporl 4-21 -tfc 3-24-30tc from Friday until Monday with Cab Co. - - -- - their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. _ _ _ _ __ _ _ 4._ 23-3tp 50X10. RICHARDSON mobile NEW 1971 Zig -Zag sewing Real Estate For Sale home, 2 bedrooms, with air machine in original fa ctory HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath, A. Radekin and Mr. and Mrs. condilioning . Call 992·5867. SMALLEY ' S Gift Shop , carton . Zig-Zag to make phone 742·5613. John Holliday. On SWiday, Mr . Chester, Ohio. Flowers for 4·2Htc 4-11 -121c b<Jitonholes, sew on ·bultons. and Mrs. Arlin Radekin and Molher's Day and Memorial r:nonograms, and make fancy Day . $.88 and up. Phone STEREO-radio combination, daughter, Amy Jo, were dinner designs wilh just the twist of a CONVENIENT bul secluded Chester 985-3537. single dial. Left In lay-away Modern Walnuf. Full slereo build ing lo1s on T79 al Rock guests of the Radekins. and never been used. Will sell 4-23-121c sound produced by 4 Springs. Wiihin walking Mr . Luther Harvey recently for only $47 cash. or credll di s la nce of Meigs High speakers, lurntable plays all terms available. Phone 992· suffered an attack of kidney WILL DO lailorlng and four speeds, separale controls Sch ool. a 5 minute drive from St\41. for volume , tone. etc . Balance Pomeroy . Call or se~ Bijl stones and was taken to Holzer uphol slery . Phone 992-3561 . 4·20-6tc $67.32. Use our budgellerms. Wine weekends, or afler 5 Hospital for medical treatment. 3-31 -30tc -----Call 992-3352. p.m. weekdays. Phone 992· He returned home the same day · 6887. 4-29-6tc ELECTROLUX Vacuum and is recuperating . HOME sewing. Phone 992-SJ27. complete Ciehaner with al~-------__:..7-.: l·..:.lf:.::c · · 3-30-JOtc Iac men 1s, cordwlnder and EARLY American Stereo. AM· Attending a Delta Kappa paint sprar. Used but in like HOUSE . Naylor' s Run . •11 FM rad io. ~ ·speed changer, 4 FRESH bakery Gamma recruitment tea lor OVEN new cond lion. Pay $34 .45 Spring Ave., Pomeroy . speaker sound system. producls . Jimmy 's Paslry cash or budget .plan available . 4-22-6tp Balance $81.5~ . Use our lime teachers at McArthur Shop, N. 2nd Ave., MidPhone 992·5641. ' payment plan. Call 992-3352. Elementary &hooi on SWiday dleport. Phone 992-3555. 4-2Q-6tc __: 4·22-6fc 3·28-301c afternoon were Mrs. Nellie Vale who. took as her guest, Miss MOBILE HOME, 8x32, real 30 VOLUME set of Americana REDUCE safe and fast wilh Encyclopedia . 12 foot Cheryl Nelson, Mrs . Roberta Gobese lablets and E-Vap nice, with canopy. Brown 's WANT TO ~ETIRE? If ERE IS aluminum boat and motor. Trailer Park , Minersville . Wilson whose guest was Miss waler pills. Nelson Drugs. YOUR HOME - 2 bedrooms. Also, roto-tlllec. Phone 992· Phone 992·3324. balh, nice kitchen, utility 4·1HOtp 7693. Sherrie Turner and Anna 4-20-6tc 4-20-Sic room, NEW forced air furElizabeth Turner whose guest -----nace and hot .water- tank·, was Miss Donna Weber. The FLEA MARKET, Saturd~y . SOUTHERN planls : tomato. abouf If• acre ·of nice GAR. . . . May 1, 9 a.m . to 5 p.m. lns1de cabbage, peppers, sweef TEAM OF spotted ponies DEN SPACE, located oh a three glfls are semors at Me1gs Bird Arena, Athens. Ohio. To 49 and 51 Inch. Good harness potatoes and onion, May 1. QUIET . STREET, LOW High &hool. , sell anylhing, call Br ian Phone Chesler 985-4192. · Order now, Charles R. Harris, UTILITIES. $5,300. Mrs. Fannie Pettit spent . McHugh, belween 9 a.ll). and Portland, Ohio. Phone 843· : - : - : - - - - - - - -4-21-3tp j . 5 p.m. To renl , pllone Athens 2693 . YOU DON'T NEED A CAR M~nday w1th Mrs. Clarence 592-1174 01: 594,8961. 4-20·12tc W, , C. ALLIS-CHALMERS 1 HERE CLOSE TO tractor with two· 14-lnch : Will of Athens. 4·18-6lc . bottot)1 drag type plows on SHOPPING - 11f> story farme, 3 beCrooms, bath, WILL · PICK· up merchandise REG .ISTER ED Treeing Walker rubber, both for $300. Olen coon hound pups, five months btlsement, 2 nice porches, ·and, take lo auction on a Yo~ng, ·success Rd., Reeds· · old with shols. Sired by Night GOOD · NEIGHBORHOOD. percentage basis. Call Jim v!lle, Ohio. Call after 4:30. . Champion Grand Show .Adams. auclioneer. Rutland. __:_: 4-21 -61p $6.500. Champion Butcher's Singer, Phone 742-4461. S60 male. sso female. Joe RIDING horses . inqylre MODERN 1 STORY FRAME9·23-tfc Criles, Coolville. Phone 1-614· 5 .p. m. , · LEVEL LOT 48x152 - .3 --·-~--'--after fairgrounds ITI'M· Tom Hill. He 667-3621. bedrooms. · · bath, EXAUCTION - WHEN? Each lower barn. Sweat & 4' 23-21c __ __:_ _ _ _ _ _4...:..· Friday night, 7· p.m. Where? 21 -3tp . CELLENT kitchen. carport C.ss. But tie and storaqe, ABOUT a .H ayrpan's Auction Hou~e. -----~ Seronade TD9 in · CARPETS a frighl? Make them , . YEARS OtD; LOW UTIL· Laurel Cliff on new RI. 7 ~ULLDOZER . tao: Varl·lh ternallonal, 10-fl. angl~ blade ' a · beaullful sight wlthl Blue 1\ tT~ES, Pomeroy Middleport By· FRUIT TREES. · and winch. Phone 992·3525 of. our music, pass. electric . S15,950. Luslro . . Renl afler 7 p.m . ' shampooer. $1, Baker Fur. ~---~"----· ?·7-tft PROPERTIES ARE SELLING 4-23-6tc nllur.e, Middleport. - List wlfh us today. 4·21 -6tc · REGISTERED Tennessee 1968 BUICK. 26.000 actual -,.--'--,----~HENRY CLELAND Willkf~ r stud senlic:e ,. miles, Sl,900. Cushman COAL. REALTOR H~rri!->Onvillc, Ohio. Phon~ Tralltler motorbike, S250. Office 992-2259 Sail IIBII62 . Phone Chesler 915 ·392~. Res. 992·2568 · ' 1971 1:. Point Rock For Sale -,-~----- Aluminum Sheets 20* The Daily Sentinel - - - - -- _____ ------ . _____ 1390 . ·rreen Hill Homes, Inc. 992-7129 Evenings Call : 992-2534 992-3433 Dale Larry Dullon Spencer BEc~~~r RESPeCT I>N( KID WHo'S DADI;'l', WH'f' IMM&DIATE~V IMPROVED SO MUC~... . STlJPID ~To WORK · FCiJ( A M~SU' 75 ~ oo '1'ou oe.Jecr TO MYHAWJG Pomeroy Home & Auto . AN HOURf 01\~SWtTH F~ECK~ES? 606 E. Ma1n, Pomeroy, 0 ." Roofing & Carpenter Work · Spouting, Rltllf Painting NEW & OLD WORK I" -oUcHr- KING HENRY n-IE f>NY!! 60T MARRIED - 1nsured-E x:perlenced 5LOBWVIAN Kll-l'G!! PLI ZZ. LEAVE, GORLS1 EMBARRASSED SPARE. Ye TJ.l - IS Tllvll:. YOU PHONE 742·3145 992-2580 Tom Crow IS ON~~ ONEINA'I TOSUILDUPA I CAN'T All weather: Roofing & Construction Co. DEXTER, 0. 45726 Work Guaranteed ATTENTION PROSPECTIVE MOBILE HOME BUYERS! 40 Minules of Your Time Can Well Be the Most Profitable lDMI'NTION IT!.' EXPERIENCED • • Radiator Semce A Bundle! Drive 36 Miles and Save For Sale furniture . Terms available . PLANTS NOW ready : Single You will have something of value to show for the $$$ you spend when you buy your own home - plus, you gain an Income Ta x benefit, you build an equity and you are not bound by the terms of a rental agreement. . Phone 992-2094 IIUT, DISCIPLINE n!AT TO CLA9S ONE '. DA~ M&R&~'i ~s AH . EX~181T ... Time You Ever Spent. ~----- 10 YARDS OF heavy leafher- For Ritnl Mason, W.Va . refrig erat or , automatic coffee maker . Fruth Phar macy . Po int. Pleasant, Phone In person . Martin Restaurant, Middleport . . 773-5543 FOUNTAIN, Carbonalor , Counter , 12 stools, salad 141 - * A STACK OF WORTHLESS RECEIPTS! ! * T~n ... li!AMUT : -GUARANtEED- . ABC CLEANERS Sponsored by Syracuse Fire - -- - - - - ' Bulk Cleaning. · GUN SHOOT every Saturday 2 HOUSE tra ilers, 8x22. Call 742-4783. night at 6 p.m. near Racine 4-23-31c Planing Mill. Assorted meats. YARD SALE, Friday and Saturday •. Dora Carpenler residence. Larkin St., Rutland, Ohio. Some an tiques. 4·21 ·31c FREE STORAGE and pressing. Pay when you 4-23-llc 1968 RAMBLER Ambassador . 4-21 -3tc SST. low milea ge • faclor Y a ir conditioning. Call 992·3494. 4-16-6tp GUNSHOOT, Forked Run Sporlsman Club, · Sunday, April 25, noon. 4-21 -3tc -" . $5.55 THE $$$ YOU PAY IN RENT? Come See Us At 97112 N.·Second St .• Middleport. · get them back. FOR FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY SERVICE CALL 77J-5543. Bureau , Department. ' ' EXPERT Wheel Alignment THINK ABOUT Ill Let Us Show You How You Can Become A Homeowner We Do The Paperwork On Farmer's Home. V.A., F. H. A., And Conventional Loans. For Your Garments All you pay for is cleaning DON'T pump your slug~ish septic lank. Get ·Kiean· mAll septic tank cleaner . Landmark Farm Pomer.oy. Business •Services fER WH__AT? 751 Butternut OPEH EVES. 8:00 P.M. ~I!ROY, OHIO . ' WHAT DO YOU HAVE FOR One year guarantee on all parts. Also auto radio specialists. 11395 1966 IMPALA H.T. Sedan, local1 owner car. blk . finish & red cloth in- TH' QUILTIN' BEE TONIGHT, ELVINEV-· I'M ON , STAND -BY' STANO-BY? ' SCOTT SMITH CHUCK HUMPHREY Valiant4 Or ., local1 owner car , clean int erior, dar k aqua fini sh, like new tires, 6 cyl. engine & automati c trans,, radio. Popular model & priced to go. Each additional word 2"c . BLIND ADS Additional 25c Charge per Advertisement. · OFFICE HOURS 8:30a.m . to 5:00p.m. Dally. 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Salurday . ' Bri ng them to Chuck's & save Up to half on labor. REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the right to edit or reject any ad s dee m ed objectional. The publisher will not be respon $ible for more than one incorrect insertion . 1-" DON'T PAY THE HIGH COST OF TV REPAIRS Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS ' OF QUALITY order. 24 hour service. Dwain NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT I CAN'T 60 TO More Bargains, Bargains, 0 Cleland Realty -jcWINSOR «BUDDY *CHAMPION -j(VAN DYKE -!'ALSO DOUBLE- WIDES WINNIE WINKLE · SEE TOM CROW, GUY SHULER OR BOB CROW PARKERSBURG MOBILE HOMES, INC. MEMORIAL BRIDGE TRAFFIC CIRCLE PARKERSBURG, W. VA. From lhe Largest Truck 'oc Bulldozer Radiator to !he Smallest Healer Core. BLAElTNARS JOHNSON MASONRY JOHNSON MASONRY Complete Remodeling Backhoe And End loader Work Kitchens, Baths Room l).dditions And Patios Septic Tanks And Leach Beds. 742-4902 742-4902 Real Estate For Sale Pomeroy, Ph. 992-2143 I hiVI to go THE SHOP Custom meal culling Pleasant Ridge Road Pomeroy,O. Dick Vaughan 992-3374 FOR exper1 elect rical work call 992-5179. 4·6·24tp Dale Little 992-6346 HOUSE, 1640 Lincoln His., Pomeroy. Phone 992-2293. • BULLDOZER work . Basement, 10-25-lfc SEWING MACHINES. Repair ponds, landscaping . We do ail ser'vice, all makes. 992-2284 kinds of dozer work. Haul fill The Fabric Shop. Pomeroy. dirl and top soil. See or call Authorized Singer Sales and Bob Jeffers after 7 p. m. Serv ice . We Sharpen Scissors. Phone 992-3525. J.J9-tlc 4·23-JOtc - - - -- c. BRADFORD, Auctioneer ~NNOUNCING THE AP· O'DELL WHEEL alignment Complete Service POINTMENT OF GEORGE localed al Crossroads, Rl. 124. S. HOBSTETTER JR., REAL Phone 949·3821 Complete front end service, Racine, Ohio ESTATE BROKER AND tune up and brake service. Critt Bradford HILTON WOLFE SR ., Wheels balanced elec SALESMAN, AS THE EX· 5-l·lfc lronicaily. All work CLUSIVE REAL ESTATE -----~-guaranteed. Reasonable AGENCY TO SELL FOR : SEPTIC tanks cleaned . Miller rales. Phone 992·3213. THE GREEN HILL Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph . · 4-22-30tc HOMES,INC. 662·3035. SEE one of us today lor com · 2-12-tfc HARRISON' S TV AND AN plele information on the type ~.-----.,---'fENNA SERVICE . Phone of home, locat ion, and about TREE . T R 1M M 1NG and 992·2522. the long lime financing iemoval. Fully insured. Free 6·10-tfc ~vallabl~ - Buy_a new home estimates. Call after 5 p.m., l1ke paymg ren_l 1n a beautiful collect Dick Hayman, BACK HOE and end-loader counlry selling w1th ail Coolville 667-3041 or Tom work. Septic tanks Installed. ulililies available, and jusl oil Hayman, Chester 985-3509. George CBill! Pullins. Phone Slate Route 7, near Pomeroy, 3-28·30tp 992-2478. OhiO. 11·29-lfc GeorgeS. Hobslelfer Jr. PAPER-HANGING, painting, BROKER, PHONE 985-4186 wc:n-m_o_w-er and plastering, dry wall. Arthur EXPERT -l;:ac:Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Ohio Musser. Phone 992-3630. tiller repair. Free pickup and HILTON WOLFE SR., 3·28·30tp delivery . Warren's Mower SALESMAN. PHONE 949-3211 Shop, 248 Condor St. Phone Racine, Ohio SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 992·7357. 4-2J.6tc "Ditching . Electric sewe; ~-18- 61c ) HOBSTEIIER REAL ESTATE VJ..rgil B• --------o Phone John Russell Gallipolis 446-4782. ' 4-7-llc X- C-ON _ C....:.: RETE . delivered right to yo\Jr pro1ect. Fast and easy. Free , estimales . Phone 992-J284. Broker ' Goegleln Ready -Mix Co 110 Mechanic Sl. Middleport, Ohio. ·• PQmeroy, Oh10 6-30-tfc FOR SALE or RENT - 4 . , bedrooms, bath , nice .kitchen 0 BRIEN ELECTRIC Service. wilh cook units . Full Comm~rc1al. resldenllal and basemen!. Forced air fur - lndustnal wiring. Phone 247nace . Carport. Asking only 2113 . · 3-12-ttc $8,300.00 SR POMEROY - Nice 3 bedrooms, ROOF lNG, Spouting and balh, large living and din ing . Painting. Also, metal slorage Modern kilchen with stove building 10x10, concrete floor , and refr igerator. Large erected. lor SJocr.-"'R rchard porch. Gas forced air furnace . Wilt, Phone 992-2889. 2 lo ts . Double garage. 4-12-30tc $21.000.00 -------~ NEIGLER Construction . ~or POMEROY - 3 bedroom building or remodeling your ·paneled home with large home, Cali Guy Neigler, closels . Modern kitchen, Racine, Ohio. slove, double sink . Forced ai• ' 7·31-lfc furnace . Full basement . Only $12,000.00 RALPH'S CARPET Upholstery Cleaning Service. 20 ACRES - All minerals. 7 Free estimates . Phone Gallipolis 446-0294. Chesler water . Several 3-12-tfc outbuildings . $6,500.00 -:.--,-------POMEROY - 6 room frame. 2 Insurance nice lots for mobile homes. SWAP SHOP, ----~--- 3 ·- 48. At tllat point «.Challenged 43. More 12. "GQo4nlsb,t" rational AOBOBS 1. Hindu title 6. Swill city 11. Evade LONO ARE YOU CoOING TO L£AVE TH!$E DIANOND5 SITTING .AROUND LIKE SALTEO PEANUTS?" I gtrl 13. '"Dead duck " 14. Tlbetan 15. Black cuckoo 16. Spelllnr WE - 18. Subatomic BUY - SELL particle 19. Durocher 20.Finale 2l.FOrt ·-· , OR California 22. - B. "'Golden ager'' · (2 wdl.l AJ)AKIJ . rtft~h\{t ~~~ ~ -,~;; ..;::::3:':='.-.J~Il!J ~ ~~® . (~ tl'fl 1Ctnr l'llhtre• 8yndicll.tf!', In~ ' . ) . 9. Approve 10. Hero'• DOWN beloved 1. Klngllb JT. !Airt 2. Unuoisled Spe.nllh 3. Volunteer queen service girl 23. French (2 wdo.) river 4. Suttlx wllh 24. Atten· block or Uon otock 23. Guided li. George 26. Covered Wello walk 6. Two.footed 27. Ml:ry - -animal Rinehart 7. BouthAlllet· 29. Mo01rel lean parrot st: Sharpened animal lihll:'!"I I UnocNmblelhe.e four Jumbleo, TRADE form four ordinary wordo. NEW AND USED Fu_8~1TURE TAAT WOOID MMN JO~ AI'[C~NT LIVING FOR A GR~AT MANY Y£YreRS -AHON~~TTOI<lSSIHG 11-\fiiES, I ~'T KNCW OF ANYTHING Cl05~R HON5fN5f, Mil. HOO!>. )(10 WfNT TO TOO .IIlia< TfC<JBI.E TO Wlllii'I?AW TO YCUROFFER liGHTlY, ALSO . TERRY lEE IS NOTORI· "SCIWTABlE APPLIANCES AND HOUSEWARES . r..-7 /1 AA'fWA'I. .SWAP SHOP I ' sa. Revere 34. More expooed 39. Nlcht 'll!Qf:."i be!ore I I 41 . Villain'• cry avl• ,,,,..,."THE MAN CIOE9N'T HAVC P'AiiENCE ENOUGH .10 fiNI5H A 1500K. 28. Nwnerlca1 llllfflx 29.Czecb oclenttat 30. Memorable perlod 31. center or ocUvlty 32. Dlimer check 311. Bmbryonlc fowl 38. Mine Now urante the dri:led \etten to ronn the aurprlee uawer 1 u aurrested br the...,._ can-.· KIIIIIIIJ (AM.wer- '01110...-ewl I J.,uhl••• TISTY 3T.Funoua ' llANO mountain Pl\,11~ 'BtiNNI(- WUNNIE" BOOKS ODe or Fipro'IIJ . too)~ • - __==. __...:......,. CAP'I' AIN EASY 42. French • - pupil ,DAILY CRYP.!.'OQtJOTE-Bere'• how to work It: ' AXYDLBAAXB LONGI'IlLLOW one Jetter limply otalldl for another. In tlllo ample A II Ulld for the three L'o, X fOr the two O'o, etc. Blnflle lettero. a)IOIIn>pbu, the learlh 1114 formaUoa of tile wordoo ire oll .• hlnta. J:aoh .day the oocle lettaro are different. · II .. -'349.95 A CIJploJ..., $35.00 ·Down- On Convenient . \ Ttrl]'ls; ·. CJL Y8.T 1JISL UQW :aii:WG ILJ ' . MASON FURNITURE WGYW Y T I WOJP ·c Q N 0 ' Y T NIJi[Wll I ' fiOTHY SNOOI"( 61\VE ME ALL HIS 88. French elty ~o. LOTION Yt:tlrrd•"'" '· · ·· · An ..w•·r t Jf' "/rul lu• ~tuitl hi11 1tif1• •rfu- HIS IITTOI: HALf product . -.... " " I flC lH 1 I I ..... 27, Speed entlluela.lt TERRY fi.I1N< 1( I \ Thit il wha1 you MOd one letter to each square; to 24. Glellc 25. Cleave .NEW,. RJRNITU.RE • J'aluJ J'o (lrJPloqaolo: OLD MINDS ANI LlKlll .OW .OROIS, YOU llUIT IIIXIIIRC18B '1'HilK IP' YOU WISH '1'0 PIP '1'HIIIH IN WORKING .ORDJIR. --- JOHN QUINCY DAILY CROSSWORD 9 Til9 Mon., Tues. Wed. & Fri. . 9 Til~ Thurs. & Sat. 992-7261 305 N. ~nd Ave. Middleport oo·MS . Ba,an~e SPACIOUS 3. bedroom brick · ranch house, large living, dining . ·· and family rooms. Basemeril, 2 car garage, All eleclnc central air. Very comforlable. Upper twenties. New ·Haven . Rhone New Haven 882 2112. REALLY lllATTERS' Beat Inflation! AUTOMOBILE insurance been canc,ellep? Lost your NEW LISTING - RACINE - 7 operator's license? Call m. rooms. 3 bedrooms. large 2966 . • 6-15-lfc · · living .ana dining· roQms . Bath , basen:terlf, new gas ·~-~~:=:;:-::-:--:::':-=--:-:::-:--__:.. forced air furnace . 3 porches. II R. Asking m:soo.oo IF YOUWANTT.O SELL OR BUY CALL 992-3325 HELEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE 4_2J.6tc MAI'i RICH, ll1S WHAT' S J.lj tl1§ HEART THAT See Us .\t The :.• Open:· · Asking 54,000.00 garage and carport . Nice lot. IF I DIOrPT HAVE TWO NIC!<EL "S TO RUB TOGETHER 1 I' D 'STILL BE. WEALTHY, ANNIE , . BEaiUSE l~VE GOT '(QY!" IT'S HOT QOtD THAT MAKES A .cleaning ." Reasonable rates. 1,EAFORD =-R=-EA~D,.,..Y--M-1 room house, bath, furnace . THE BORN LOSER Quo-• 81(,W0 . WBI WJLRQJ. TOIQMZ W G J P J p J T '. KL 1 IS Z J 8 TJJ WBKNJ T y ·p. · . N . N . .. �.' ' I I I ·1 .' • . J Gallians Keep Rotary Relays Title Trophy ' 10-The Dtlily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April23, 1971 ·.Education In Ohio Studied by Leaders - . ' and stated that our present most pressing priority is (Continued from page II ·Haw do we achieve these goals? Dr. Essex calls for the construction of new and improved educational a unified, non-partisan approach that wiU provide the thoroughfares; He urged us to "get together", resolve vital financial support that his proposals require. We our diffe~nces in effective compromise and get on must base the support of education on a source that is with this important job. I sincerely trust that my notes were accurate and ~espmsive to the economy -an income tax. We have that I _reported Dr. Essex's remarks with a the means to do it. in Ohio. We need only the firm corresponding accuracy. resolve to act. In the evening session we heard from House In conclusion, Dr. Essex emphasized that Ohio faces the unfortunate situation of playing "catch up". Speaker Kurfess, Senator Oliver Ocasek, Cleveland All aports fans know the meaning and problems of this Superintendent Paul Briggs, Strasburg - Franklin condition. He.concluded by citing the great progress "in Local Superintendent Paul Taylor, Columbus Attorney highway construction in our state over the past decade C. E. Glander, and Montgomery County Superin- tendent Kenneth Crim. . . In the "in betw~n" lime we attended three "additional small group sessions and conSumed two very delicious Jefl!lings Foundation purchased meals. All in all - a full day from 7a.m..to llp.m.- nevertheless a thought-provoking and stimulating day of experienc~sProposals of great importance are presently under consideration in the state legislative ·committee rooms and chambers. The depth of their signiflcalice and the breadth of their eventual ramifications were certainly emphasized by "this conference. The Martha Holden Jermings Foundation is to be commended for its generous financial support of this meaningful educational event. · 14 Boys Teams, Five EXTENDED OUTLOOK Extended Oblo Weather Outlook - Sunday through · Tuesday: Continued cool Sunday through Tuesday wltb a chance of showers, mainly . Fourteen boys track squads south, Monday and east and five girls teams are entered Tuesday. Highs In the 50s and in the Fourth Annual Gallipolis lower 60s. Lows In the 30s and -Rotary Club Relays according lower ((Is. · tO Dean Circle, meet coordinator. The annual event will be held LOCAL TEMPS on Gallipolis' Memorial Field The temperature in downtown Saturday, beginning at 10:45 Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Friday Wider partially sWiny skies was a.m. Boys teams entered' are 56 degrees. .Girls Teams In Relays Last to Die on an Error tWho?) Tonight, Sat. & Sun. APRIL 23-24-25 - JII.UI ... DOUIIII'IAIUB n COLOI ... lit !1. ? 1. . . . . )ACQUEUNE BISSET iMBROWN ,..._~ Jl'Y,IH COI"Q~ Ill ''SOMETHING: FOR EVERYONE" Starri'18 Michael York And. Angell Lln1bury Rated (R) I Katie C. Wilson Died Thurschy WASHINGTON <UPI) - Nine hundred Vietnam veterans, marching silently past the White House in a demonstration for withdrawal of U. S. forces from Indochina, may be reaching President Nixon as no other antiwar groups have been able to do. '111e battle-dressed veterans, wearing the medals and ribbons they won in Vietnam, walked or rolled in wheelc.hairs in a ~an­ dlelight parade Thursday night so silent it couldn't be heard half a ·block away. They carried the flag upside down- depicting what one spokesman said was the military's acknowledged signal of distress. HARRISONVILLE - Mrs. Katie C. Wilson, 86, Harrisonville, died Thursday afternoon at Veterans Memorial Hospital. She was baptized at the Church of Christ in -Middleport but attended the Community Church at Harrisonville, She is ' survived by three daughters, Mrs. Jake (Vinas) Lee of Racine; Mrs. David M. "Which way?" (Ada ) Easterday, Lawton, ''To your left." Okla., and Mrs. Asa (Nora) He told of a friend who died recently in a the slreet without a limb, an arm, a face, "Uke thls?" Jordan, Middleport; a sister, veterans hospital in New York while his and small boys ask why." "Yes, I wanted to see what was on your Mrs. Esta Dean, and a .brother, wardma tes despera !ely tried to obtain ~~Where are our 1eaders?" chest. That's a Silver Star." Howard Welch, both of Kerry is a Yale graduate who served in a help. "They rang the bell. There was no Downlngton; four grandWounded Three Times Navy river patrol unit in Vietnam and how one there. " Yes, sir." two greatAnd those who return physically in one children, he said he and the other members of the "And that is a Purple Heart?" grandchildren, and several Vietnam Veterans Against the War were piece often rome back, he said, with nieces and nephews. She was 11 Yes." "With three clusters on it. You have on "a last mission-to search out and psychological troubles and expensive drug preceded in death by her destroy the last vestiges of this barbaric habits. "A $12 habit in Vietnam costs $90 to husband, Howard; been woWided three times." five support in the United States. It's very War." "Yes.n brothers, and five sisters. He contended the United States had widespread." "I have no furtber questions." FWieral services will be held Members of the committee sat in rapt Created a monster" in VietnamThe room erupted in applause. at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Ewing For nearly two hours, former Lt. (jg 1 refusing to leave a war which nearly silence and afterwards said it was among Funeral Home with the Rev. (Continued from page 1) John Kerry, 'll, Waltham, Mass., told the everyone now considers a tragic mistake. the most eloquent pleas for disengagement Charles Simons officiating. committee, the Congress and the And if it is a mistake, he said, why are from Vietnam they had heard. Chairman J. William Fp)bright, D-Ark,, Burial will be in the Wells States would come and that American people why he has led a rag-tag more men being told to die or be maimed gently urged Kerry not to lose faith in the Cemetery. Friends may call at America would win the war. army of nearly 1,000 veterans to Wash- there while the withdrawal continues? Her husband, who died 12 years "Haw do you ask a man to be the last to political system and to recognize that the fWieral home any time. Ington to protest the war in Indochina. ago, constantly had to warn her "We're angry because we feel we've die in .Vle1nam?" he asked the senators. Vietnam was not designed by "evil men" against airing her views against heen used In the worst fashion by !hi§ · "How do you ask a man to be the last to die but was a serious "mistake in judgment" Hi tier, Mrs. Kaltenbach rethat, now must be corrected. counlry ," he said. "Our brothers go down for a mistake?" ports. As the war progressed, the ALBANY - Millard L. highly prizes family coffee Brickles, 53, died Tuesday at service was packed in a large Veterans Memorial Hospital. hox with excelsior and a Jot of Mr. Brickles was a veteran of junk piled on top. The box was World War II and operated a put In the basement of the home service station here. Library trustees were told leaflets, posters and book bags . the state library development and store after being made to they can · be their public Librarians and volunteers division, also reviewed Four divorces were granted He was preceded in death in appear quite insignificant. As a and 12 cases were dismissed in library's most effective also will take the OVAL book- proposed legislation. February by a daughte.r, further precaution, the box was Meigs CoWity Common Pleas · spokesmen at a meeting of the mobile to festivals, city shop- Other OVAL officers are Juanita Louse. He is survived placed under a stairway area Ohio Valley Area Libraries ping centers and even on door- Jonathan Louden, director of Court Thursday. by his wife, Esta; one son, for a lillie more protection Council (OVAL) at Blosser's to-door visits in rural areas. To the Gallia County district Raymond W. Holsinger was Larry Herbert, at home; two against the bombing. Well, the granted a divorce from AnnaL. Restaurant in Logan Thursday inform businessmen and library and of the Briggs' daughters, Gladys, at home, bombing came and the home Holsinger and Jimmie G. King night. women about library services, Lawrence County public from Shirley A. King, each on and Mrs. Carolyn Perry, was in rubble but underneath It ·· Mrs. Nellie Vale, Mrs. Vilma books and leaflets wiU be taken library, , vice president, and charges of gross neglect of duty. Reynoldsburg; three sisters, all safely packed was the coffee Pikkoja and C. E. Blakeslee to meetings of business groups Terry L. McLaughlin, assisting Mrs . Josephine Dilcher, in service . Mildred Brooks was granted a from !he Pomeroy-Middleport and service clubs. director of the Portsmouth Florida; Mrs. Grace Price, in The family had to be and Meigs Extension libraries Mrs. Emelyne Reed, OVAL Public library, secretary- divorce from Paul Brooks and Illinois, and Mrs. Mildred separated at times during the . Mary Ruth Lawrence from were among the 58 persons who president, and a trustee of the treasurer. Cleelan, Springfield; three war. Two of the children were Joseph Dale Lawrence, each on attended the meeting. brothers, Howard, in Indiana; sent to !he coWiiry, another Chillicothe and · Ross CoWity Each county in the OVAL has Alice Norton, a library public Public Library, presided. three representatives to the charges of gross neglect of duty Avery, Louisville, Ky., and went with a doctor brother of relations consultant from New Members discussed a survey of coWlcil which is the governing and extreme cruelty . Delbert, of Springfield, Ohio. Mrs. Kaltenbach. The eldest Cases dismissed were Janice York, who is working with the bookmobile service which was body. Members. include both FWieral services were held was pressed Into service with a Lee vs Louis D. Lee, Edward OVAL llbraries on a public conducted in the region by John librarians and trustees. today at 2 p.m. at the Blgony youth war group. Mr _and Mrs. Lemaster vs Bonnie Lemaster, Funeral Home with the Rev. information project, said: Stork of Lima and David Roach Kaltenbach resided for a time in Lucille Diehl vs Danny Ray AUXILIARY TO MEET " Your work and civic ac~ of Dayton. Jay Stiles officiating. Burial the home of a priest, and in a tlvities give you opportunities Norton Webster, legal coWisei The auxiliary of Drew Diehl, Dollie Acree vs Ervin Joe was in Wells Cemetery. convent. every day to tell others about for the Ohio Library Assn . and Webster Post 39, American Acree, James Barnett vs Kyle When the war was over, the library services. You also can the Ohio Library Trustees Legion, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Barnett, Kenneth H. Romine vs Kaltenbachs began . the hard Avery Sue Romine, Ralph T. bring to your library staff Assn., discussed legislation Tuesday. Mrs. Jean Wright, task of clearing their home site. valuable information about affecting libraries pending in children and youth chairman, Bass vs Clebith 0. Bass, Rita C. Each brick.was salvaged from library services and community the 109th General Assembly and reports that Mrs. Judy Crooks, Arnold vs William Edward the rubble by the couple and Arnold, Bernice H. Blair vs needs." the 92nd Congress. Major teacher of the Meigs Com- Jessie E. .Blair, Clarence (Continued from page I) they were able to secure This year 12 libraries in the proposals in Ohio include repeal munity School, will speak. in the contest were Mrs. Daisy OVAL chose " increasing of the intangibles tax and Members having Betty Crocker William Andrews vs Florence Blakeslee, Mrs. Jeanne Bowen, bricklayers to rebuild their home and store. Two years ago E. Andrews, Gerald Lee Mclibrary use" as a major goal. funding of libraries from coupons are to turn them in. Mrs. Liza Hobbs, Mrs. Martha the rebuilt structure was Daniel vs Connie McDaniel, and The theme of their campaign, general revenue. Nationally, Husted and Mrs. Dorothy replaced by a brand new homeMartha Jean Edwards vs which will begin next month is, the amount of funding of the MARRIAGE LICENSE Oliver. store combination. Marvin Ray Edwards. "Whatever You're Looking For Library Services and Con- Eldon Dwain Brown, 22, "It was hilrd, but our family - Try Your Public Library." struction Act is Wldecided. Stewart, Ohio, and Shirley Ann managed to stay alive during LODGE TO MEET HAS SURGERY Libraries will distribute Richard H. Checki, head of Rucker , 19, Coolville, Rt. 2. There will be a special Mrs. Anthony Graber' the war- My .. usband said that ti Dayton, former Pomeroy we would just have to start over mee ng of Middleport Lodge resident, is confined to the Good and that's what we did," Mrs. 363, F&AM, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday to honor past masters Samaritan Hospital there where Kaltenbach recalls. ·~f the lodge and to confer !he she has undergone surgery for a Interesting and intelligent, (Continued ·from page 1) master mason degree. All fractured hip suffered In a fall Mrs. Kaltenbach has little Director William Ruckelshaus in February gave Cleveland 180 master masons are invited. on Wednesday. Her home ad- difficulty with the English days tocomeupwltha program to clean up its waters. Refreshments wiU be served. dress is 419 Homewood Ave., language. She learndd to speak '· Dayton. · English during her years In _ Robert King is wor$hipful New York City and remembers Cong. Boggs R idi~uled master. it well even though she has WASHINGTON - HOUSE DEMOCRATIC Leader Hale ATTENTION, BOYS! SPEAKER NOTED spoken it very little since her Boggs says the reluctance of legislators to speak out about the All boys who have not signed The Rev. Russell Lester will return to her native Germany in FBI's surveillance of civilians has made even congressmen to participate in the Racine Pee speak at !he Middleport First the early 30s. "prisoners" of the agency _Boggs made the charge Thursday in a wee league, little league and Uni~ Presbyterian Church at Despite a difficult life, Mrs. 80-minute floor speech in which he renewed his call for the pony league are asked to do so 7:30p.m. Sunday to conclude a Kaltenbach appears younger [) resignation of FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. The Louisiana as soon as possible by calling series of special services. His than her years, leaving no doubt Democrat said the FBI has tapped his home and office telephone. Evelyn "Young at 949..'1741. All topic will be "What's Next as to her determination ~l Attorney General John N. Mitchell said Boggs failed to boys must have team In- George" which will outline th~ capability and vitality. "substantiate his wtid charges" and tries to hide "his untruths by surance, even if covered ·by · role of a Christian In his com- < ~nyone could deliver the pormaking otber equally unwarranted attacks on..the FBI and its another policy. The cost is $2 munity and the world. Mrs. Ben celain coffee service safely director," Republican members of the House generally derided per boy and can be sent to or Neutzling of Pomeroy wiD be from Gennany to Middleport given to Kay Warden, Racine. organist for the service. Boggs allegations as devoid of evidence. she could -and sbe did! ' 1 By JOHN HAIL WASHINGTON (UP!) -The cleanshaven former combat officer faced the Senate Foreign Relations 'Committee. He said he and the ragged men in the room hehind him were angry~bout the war, aboot the Indifference of America, and about the prospect of a last American who will yet die before the troops leave Vietnam. '.'Could you move your microphone?" ssked Sen. Stuart Symington, D-Mo. 11 You plant it. We make it de!ending champion Gallipolis; Portsmouth" East, Logan, Chesapeake, Rock Hill, Ironton, North Gallia, Wahama, South Point, Meigs, Wheelersburg, · Wellston, Kyger Creek and Marietta. Girls teams participating are Gallipolis, defending cochampion; North Gallia , Jackson, Kyger Creek and South Point. · More than 300 boys and girls from southern Ohio and neighboring West Virginia will take part in Saturday's activities. Marietta, Chesapeake and Ironton are heavily favored to take the title away from !he defending champion Blue Devils. There is no clear cut favorite in the girls event. Points will he awarded individuals on a 6-4-3-2-1 basis. A scratch l)leeting will open the dsy-long event at 10 a.m., in front of the press box. Actual activities will begin at 10:45 a.m., and rWl through 5 p.m. Thirty-seven trophies and 118 ribbons will be presented various winners. Previous boys winners are Gallipolis, 1968; Chesapeake, 1969, and Gallipolis, 1970. Previous girls winners are Gallipolis, 1969; Parkersburg South and Gallipolis, 1970. Silver 11 N. L. Brickles. JJiet!, Tueschy Library Trustees Briefed Give us your money to save, and we'll make sure that It earns good iOl~ rest. And is safely Insured upto$20,000. And Is there when you need it. OK? Contln_u~us S~rvlce On Fridays 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., ( POMEROY NATIONAL BANK RUTLAND POMEROY Seroing Meigs County Since 1872 ' Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Accounts Insured Up To S20,000.J!.O , Speech TIMBERLAKE BY POLORON •. , Timberlake 141fz' truck camper~ only s1319 • Court Grants Four Divorces . . ... GALLIPOLIS - Coach Orval Fee's Gallia Academy High School Blue Devils retained possession or the Rotary Relays title on Memorial Field here Saturday by nosing out runner-up Chesapeake 41-36'h. Fourteen area squads participated in the fourth "annual event. It was Gailia's third championship in four years. , Five meet records were established during nine-hour, 15-cvent session, conducted In windy 60-degree temperatures. Gallia's Steve Stebbins set a new mark in the 100-yard dash with a :10.1 performance. Danny Wilson, Chesapeake, held the old mark or :10.5, set in 1970. \ TWENTY-THREE area thinclads were entered in the 100-yard dash event during Satm"day's Fourth Annual Rotary Relays. Scene above was taken during first preliminary run. After all the preliminaries, Gallia 's Steve Stebbins came through ·on top with a record-breaking :10.1, a shade better tban North Gallia's Harvey Brown. . + tmts Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley THREE SECTIONS 32 PAGES VOL VI NO. 13 SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 1971 Pomeroy-Middleport Area EconomyShowing Lie MIDDLEPORT- Edison· Hobstetier, president of the Pomeroy National Bank, ·sees the deft hand of the Federal Reserve Board in the reviving National economy. Hobstetter, guest speaker when the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club dined at the Legion Hall Friday evening, explained how the Federal Reserve governors control the amount of money in circulation through devices such as the prime interest rate and requirements on reserves retained by member national banks. A banker with experience that began in the 20s before~ great stock market crash of 1929, H tetter reviewed the chan}les lhat ha e oecurred in the indusiry. · · He criticized especially restrictions of the 1960s "embodied in such laws as the truth in lending la.w, on the ground that they are not needed. Hobstetter, who said his deepest interestin banking is in the operations of the Federal Reserve Board, indicated the recent upswing in the economy has followed tpe relaxing of interest rates by the board, permitting more money to he available. In a look at t¢ay's world, in which banks will have greater infiuence, Hobstetter cited pollution, unemployment, hou~ng, and ghetto conditions, among othera, aa chief problems of the future. He said: "In Meigs County today probably the greatest thing we need is more housing . I Wlderstand there probably will be annoWicement soon of an 800-unit project. Mr. Hobstetter introduced Dennis Kenney, vice-president of the Pomeroy National Bank since 14st autumn, who declared he found Meigs County people friendly and helpful. But Kenney said this area has problems, many of them deriving from the departure of its young people to find rewarding employment elsewhere. He mentioned three persons who in the brilif time he bas been in Pomeroy he thought were dedicating extraordinary time and effort ·to improving conditions. He listed Bernard Fultz, Frank W. Porter and Mr. Hobstetter. ·Rotarian George Meinhart introduced Mr. Hobstetter. President Charles Simons presided. THEFT REPORTED GALLIPOLIS - Gary. Tenney, Middleport, reported a theft to the Gallia Cou nty sheriff's department Friday. · Tenney said someone took a stereo tape player and 10 tapes from his car parked at the Chris Craft Plant parking lot on E\!Siern Ave. Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Escapee Caught DSTis Here Clocks In Ohio, as In most other stales, will he turned ahead one-hour at 2 a.m. Sunday when Daylight Savings Time returns. "DST" will remain ·In effect, bringing· more daylight hours lo the state, until the final Sunday In October when Eastern Standard Time wUl return. Clocks should be moved ahead one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday, or upon retiring Saturday l!ight. · Monday: Blood Day GALLIPOLIS - A 16-year old . walkaway from the Leckie Forestry Camp, McDowell County, W. Va. and the Gallia County Jail, was apprehended after a chase on· foot Fri!lay afternoon in Pt. Pleasant, Returned · here to face escape charges Saturday was Richard Lee Cleveland, 16, Huntington. According to a Gallia County sheriff's department spokesman, deputies received a tip Friday that Cleveland was living in the Pt. Pleasant area. TWo deputies, ~oss Hamrick and Wayne Davis, and city patrolman Gary Wallace went to Pt. Pleasant to search lor "cleveland, aided by Pt. Pleasant police officers. Cleveland was observed soon running toward the lloodwall. He was slopped by Wallace and Davis but managed to break free. POMEROY - Monday is Blood Donor Day in Meigs CoWity. Residents who live in or near Meigs County may be a don< if they are in good health and between the ages of 18 and 66. The bloodmobile will be at the Pomeroy Elementary School, Mulberry Ave., from 1 to 6 p.m. Vernon Nease, blood" program chairman, asks everyone who can to be COLUMBUS (UPI) - Senate Majority . there. The volunteers who work at the Whip Michael J. Maloney, R-Cincinna\1, bloodmobile extend their appreciation to said Saturday there is growing evidence those who have donated and supported the that Gov. John J . Gilligan's proposed blood program in the past. personal and . corporate income taxes cannot stand the test of constitutionality. Maloney said he arrived at this conclusion after a series of conferences with "acknowledged tax experts who have no Sunny and mild Sunday. Mainly clear axes to grind." He did not ldefltify the tax and cold Sunday night, lows from the experts. upper 20s to the mid 30s. Increasing "Unanimously, those asked to review cloudiness and mild Monday, highs from the proposed tax legislation agree that the the 50s north to the 60s south. ,. procedures set forth for calculating both He was finally cornered in a basement in !he First St. area, taken into custody, and lodged in the Mason County jail pending arrival of Cabell County authorities. Young Cleveland had been arrested here last Tuesday afternoon by patrolmen Wallace and Bennie Pennington. He had been sought for the past two months by West Virginia authorities for escaping from the camp. Seen on several occasions in the Gallipolis area, Cleveland had been able to elude the officers. After his arrest Tuesday, he was transferred from the city building to the Gallia County Jail. Later, when he was permitted out of his cell to make a telephone call, and upon entering the main corridor of the sheriff's office, he walked past two deputies and dashed to freedom. . Mark Davis, a member of Marietta's Jayvees, set a new mark in the pole vault, going 13 feet. The old mark was 12'~", set in 1970 by Ironton's Greg Cronacher. Davis edged Logan's Wartbman after a two and one-half hour battle. 1 Dave Cernus, · another Marietta Jayvee, set a mark in the 180-low hurdles with a :21.4 effort, bettering Ironton's Chuck Keller's 1970 effort of :21.8 by four tenths of a second . Norlh Gallia's Harvey Brown set a new record in the 220-dash, finishing with an amazing :22 effort. The old mark was :22.6, set by Meigs' John Ritchhart in 1970. The GAHS 880-yard relay team bettered last year 's winning performance by .6 thus retaining possession of that event plus a new record. ' Gallipolis' Steve Stebbins captured the Individual scoring trophy with 161-2 points. Stebbins captured first in the long jump, 100-yard dash; was third in the 440yard dash, and was a member of the winning. 880-yard relay team. Points were given on a 6-4-3-2-l .basis. Marieiia's Cernus finished second in individual scoring with -11 points. The Marietta Jayvees finished third with 36 points. Rock Hill was fourth with ~7. Logan's Chieftains rounded out the top "ith 231-2 points. •. , Chesapeake Panthers entered Saturday's meet with a 3~9 record in eight meets. GAHS was H-7 in six meets. Paul Wagner, president of the (Continued on page 16) Legality in Doubt Weather personal and business tax liability violate the constitutional requirement that laws have uniform application and raise serious questions under the equal protection clause of the United States Constitution," Maloney said. . 1- EXTENDED OUTLOOK Ohio extended outlook Tuesday through. Thursday , A chance of showers malilly west Tuesday and Wedaesday and over lhe state Thursday. High temperatures In the low 50s nortb to lhe low OOs south and lows ln the mid 30s north to the low 40s south. Don't Go by Air LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!)- If you're coming to the Kentucky · Derby next Saturd~y, travel - by · road, rail or recognized air routa ..Direct fiights to the track are stringently discouraged }'Y the au"'oriUet ,. . \' Two skydivers who tried to drop In at Churchill Downs just before post time last year wound up in the ·hands of the law. "One of those jokers' managed to fioat down In the infield at Churchill Downs, but the other landed on someone's roof over on Third Street," said Police Maj. Jack Kley. C. Emory Glander, counsel to the special task force which made tax recomDIES IN CYCLE. CRASH mendations for the governor, had isaued SANDU.SKY, Ohio ( UPI) - Gall L. opinions to the task force Indicating "the personal and • corporation taxes after Wagner, 21, Clyde, Ohio, died &iturday of which Gllllgan patterned his proposals injuries sustained late Friday when her motorcycle crashed on Ohio 269 near here. would withstand ·colD"t tests. 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Medium , damages were reported in a single car accident Thursday at 11:15 p.m. on· SR 7 just south of county road 26. The' Meigs County Sheriff's dept. said Earl F, Ingels, 24, Pomeroy, Rt. 3, was traveling north when he passed a vehicle driven by Daniel Hill, 18, Moorehaven, Fla., moving In the same direction, and losing , control, went into the guardrail . There were no injuries or arrests. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Darrell Mitchell, . Rutland; Ethel Collins, Shade; Wllllatn Buchanan,. Pomeroy; Joh:t WGllama, Minersville; .William Landers, Polneroy. DISCHARGED - Elberfelds In .Pome~ are open both Friday and Saturday nights until 9. Terrific values ·for th~ ·two day' sale in every department all ov~r. . the ~re • Ready to wear • Mens and Boys Wear • Ungerie • Drapery an~ Dress Goods • ' Housewares • Furniture and Applia,qces. ' ' ' . Also at our ~are~use on Mlchanic Street. . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' . . 'roM HAMM, RIGHT, AND CLAYTON COFFEY, Vocational Instructor at Southern High School with olie or'the five cows used in Tom's FF Aproject that won for him the District Datfy Award. Three of the five cows were first calf heifers. The five. cows averaged 13,200 lbs. of milk per cow per year. THERE IS NO GENERAT~ON GAP ~iweeo Tom Hamm, right, and his father, Virgil, as the two bave a wonderful working relatlonshlp. Tom loves farming. Upon graduation he will,spend all his time working on the 205-acre farm . Tom Is the fourth generation of the Hamm family to work the farm. Tom Hamm Awarded State.FFA Degree ' BY ,KATIE CROW . POMEROY- Meigs county is by far a better place with a young man in it such as Tom Hamm. Tom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hamm, Nease Settlement and a senior at Southern High SChool, was the only young Meigs countian to retllive the . Future Fanners of America (FFA) State'Farmer Degree Saturday night in Columbus, · The State Ilegreerls awarded only one per cent of the students enrolled in vocational a~jculture in Ohio. Tom will graduate in May from Southern High SChool. Upon gradtllltion.he will share the duUes and reaponsiblllties of farm Ufe with hiJ father. There is no IIUCh thing aa a generation gap between father and son in the Hamm . ' household. There are ~rQng ties and excellent relationship lletween the, two_ ·one · but has to listen to,rind Ibis very evident. To win the honored State Degree Tom's participation in. State, Local arid National FFA activities played an important role as did ljis farming program over the past four years and his ~cholarshlp and leadership ability_. ·' Being a district dairy aiv&J'd ~>:inner enabled him to be a contestant for the State Farmer Degree. ; , Tom is the fourth generation of the Ham_mfamily to operate the 205 acre fartn which is located on Amburger Road In ' Nease SetUement. The Hamms have 80 head of Holstein ca tile, 45 of which they milk daily. The .major crop Ia hay. They average nve tofl8· . of hay per acre. Some corn is also grown. Tom noted that $110,000 is invested In the farm and with an additional inv.estment of $80,000 It could become a two family fann . . The Hamms say there js room for improvement In their dairy business .. Tom. noted that his goal is to spend maximum time milking cows and a minimum amount of time with crops. · His father recalled there are one million full time fanners in the United. States who produce enough to feed 200 million. P!!ople. The a'lerage farmer today Is 50 years or older. · . .U Tom rioted, farming of any type "is hard work. "II. takes 16 hours a. day 386 days a year. But I wouldn't'trade fann life for anything," he said. .Some of Tom's activities include president of the National Honor Society, member of st: John Lutheran Church, second term as Meigs County. Junior Fair Board presid~t , and past president of Racine FF A Chapter. He was selected an outstaniling teenager of America in 1971 and attended the American Institute of Cooperation convention last summer. He. receive · the 1968 county conservation ... ward .n d the 1969 county FFA achievement award, and was Star Chapter Farmer in 1970. Congratulations to this young man who was ·' prllSfnled his State award Saturday night dudng the State FFA Convention at the Youth Center in columbus.! . --'-------··"'·· . I COMEDY TEAM -Fred Martin, lefl, and Robert Willey, right, Rio Gl'llldf College students did comedy routines between acta for the Cancer Cruside V..-lety Show Salurd~y night at the Washington Auditorium. The th~-hour ijtciw wu presented by RG students under the dlrertl~ Uf MerUn ROIS, Prol:eeds went to the Gallia County Unit, Americllfl Cancer Society. (MOre picture$ on page 4) . . I ' . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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