https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/47f09740669f664d50b2061bd295d03d.pdf a391ba7643b27cc0fa695c2d50d2f211 PDF Text Text " J ,, . . I ;,;. ' r. • ,. ;.1 1974 ELBERfELDS IN POMEROY OPPORTUNITY DAYS ,, I ' l . MAIN STORE AND MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE I •' Friday and Saturday, March 1st and 2nd-.9:30.a.m. to 9:00 ... to blend or contrast with any room color scheme. these accent rugs create floor OPPORTUNITYDAYS WOMEN'S · SLEEPWEAR ...... By JOHN T. KIIDY line by 8.4 cent.-; per ga llon . United Press International Officials said lhe price hikes Major oil companies have in- wert> necessary for Marathon formed Ohio off!c;als that the to imp or t cx pensivt: forei gn Buckeye State would receove crude oil and in order to conroughly 82 per cent of the gas- tribute to the nation's gasoline oline allocation it received in supply. MEN's and Young Men's March, 1972, a state official told United Press International today. Ohio mo1orists will pay from two to eight cen ts a gallon more lor the gasoline . Most gasoline stations today boosted their prices by two cents per ga llon with the exception of the Findlay, Ohio, based Marathon Oil Co . which in· FASHION JEANS Our entire stock of famous maker Short Gowns. Long Gowns and Robes is included in this sale. Big selection of sizes. petite through extra large in all the new spring colors. Includes Lee Boot Flares and Wrangler Flares. Sizes 29 to 42 waist. An excellent selection and this two day sale includes our entire stock of mens Fashion Sale • r1ces ess .gas to cost more creased the price of its gaso- Dean Walcutt, executive vice president of Certified Oil Co . ,;,hich is based in Columbus, said today the Federal Energy Office had increased Certifi ed's allocation by seven per cent . Cerlified had to close 214 stations for three days in Feb- ruary because of the gasoline shortage. John Minnis of the state en- AREA RUGS SALE PRICES . I I .1 VOL XXV NO. 224 POM EROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Lee Blue Denim Home Furnishings Department, First Floor Sizes 29 to 46 waist. Choose your correct length . Sale 8.89 Sale 8.89 Reg. 9.98 Lee Riders Denim Straight Leg . . . Sale 8.49 Sale lee 12.79 Heavy Denim Unlined Western Jackets. Sills 34 to so Sale 10.89 Sale! Just 30 Mens Double Knit Sale! Just 34 Mens $49.95 ePINK, BLUE, GOLD, GREEN •REG. 121.99 AND 120.99 SPORT COATS SPORT COATS Solid colors and plaid patterns, sizes 36 to 44. All double knits. Sizes 36 to 46. Solid colors and stripes. Regular price $29.95. Opportunity Days 11 ,ews•. in $14.00 WORK JACKETS nylon quilted Jackets in sizes $11.50 small, medium, large and extra large. Zipper front . 2 pockpts. Solid color black or navy . . \. .l•·-··--------------------·-·-1 SALE PRICE '9.49 Specials! Cosmetic Department On The 1st Roor $9.95 mens polyester ·and cotton twill work Jackets- red nylon quilt lined. Sizes 36 to 50 . . ' PRICE • Sale! Mens and Young Mens Sale sa~ in this two day sale . Coets Quilted Cosmetic Squares Misses . Jun iors ao Squares. Womens . Preteen Girls 7 to 14. Regular 75c DRESS SOCKS Famous make. Special sale prices for Friday and ~turday. 72~ One size fits all sizes 10 through 13. . ------------------·-·-······-... 1.00 Banlon Dress Sock5-Panel rib knit 53~ Sale For ·control of Plaque, Regular 51.98 Soft and multi bristles · Sale Famous makers, outstanding values, quality fabrics. workmanship and fit Cashmere Bouquet Bodv Powder Regular $1.19 Yucca Dew Sale ~hampoo l'or Normal and Oily Hair ular .99 SALE PRICES ------------------·-·-····-·-·. •1.32 Sale 100tablets, Regular$1 .75 84~ 12~ Sale $1.0 Date Mates CHILDREN'S WEAR Small Lot-Polish, shadow. Regular50c Famous maker, size 3 to 6x . Long pants and long sleeve shirts·. Special Early Bird Sale LAWN BOY Lawn Mowers '1.44 _B_e_n-Ga-y--:P:-a-'-in=-::R:'-e~liv-:--in-g-O~int-:-m-e-nt----1 lipstick, lip gloss, Sale 4 For eye •1.00 ~~~ ) •1.21 SPECIAL SALE Sale Greaseless and Stainless 9 . 1.00 Cushion sole Socks, white with multi color stripe top. ----· n Opportunity Days Sale 88c 1.00 Bulky knilorlon Socks. A big selection of solid colors and healhertones Sale 88c Pro Floss Brushes service. A special purchase and sale of bet.ter shirts. Solids - stripes . plaids - floral stnpes. Sizes small (14-14'hl. medium (15-15 1hl. large (1616'12) and extra large (17-17 112). All permanent press. Opportunity Days RECORDS AND TAPES Our entire stock of stereo albums and 8 track tapes is included in this sale. Big selection of Country and Western, Rock, Popular Vocals and Instrumental. Mechanic Street Warehouse SALE! TWIN BED SET SALE! CHAIRS Including one Serta smooth · top innerspring mattress and matching box spring- 1 e headboard with frame . Opportunty Days GLIDDEN PAINT SALE SALE PRICES Music -Department, First Floor ' \ ..• CINCINNATI - PRSIDENT NIXON HAS become even more of an issue in the fast-approaching special congressional election here. In a tough-talking debate Thursday afternoon the candidates tangled over whether Nixon should be impeached, while a top Republican senator conceded what Democrats have been insisting - that Watergate will be a factor in next Tuesday's election. Democrat Tom Luken said Nixon should be impeached if he refuses to testily and produce requested evidence in the Watergate investigation. Republican Willis Gradison said "nobody deplores Watergate more than I do" and criticized Nixon's handling of Watet'gate, but he said there were no grounds for impeachment. - CINDY SOUL'iBY, DAUGHTER of Mr. and Mrs. James Soulsby, Union Ave., Pomeroy, holds the emblem of the Heart Association to announce the observance of Hearl Sunday on March 3 in Middleport. Volunteers to march Sunday the Heart Sunday volunteer corps will be on .the march Sunday to give residents of Middleport a personal opportunity to fight the nation's No. 1 health enemy - heart and blood vessel diseases. Conducting the fund drive from door to door in Middleport will be the Middleport Business American Heart Assn., the only national voluntary health agency devoted exclusively to combating diseases of the heart and blood vessels. Among the local or state programs during the past year and Professional Women's seminars for physicians or various ca rdiovas c ular problems; heart saver classes in car dio-pulmonary resuscitation, training an Club, I p.m. to 4 p.m. Other communities of the county are expected to have door-to-door campaigns later. The volunteers will also act were two coronary care unit training classes attended by 159 nw-ses ; special educational · estimated 15,000 persons in as educational ambassadors Central Ohio; a paramedica distributing literature which meeting on emergency tells what to do in case of heart medical care, attended by over attack and how to reduce the 200 physicians, nurses, safety risk of heart attack. perso n.nel and government Heart fund dollars will be officials; hypertension used to implement the sc reeni ng and educational research, education and communitY service programs of the Central Ohio Heart Chapter which serves this area through its Meigs County Heart Branch. Both are part of the WASHINGTON -DEMOCRATS BURIED the quota system which had made a shambles of their 1972 national convention and turned their attention today to new ways to nominate a candidate for vice president. The Democratic executive ..committee Thursday unanimously killed - for the 1976 conventoon- the delegate selection quota system for blacks, women and the young, whi~h created a chaotic power struggle at the 1972 conventoon lD CAIRO (UPI) - Secretary of Chicago . . . State Henry A. Kissinger Dew The manner in ·which Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton of Mossour1 was chosen and then dumped as the running mate for Sen. to Israel today for the most George S. McGovern of South Da~ota is considered the ':'"!lor critical phase of his Middle· factor in the Democratic debacle two years ago. A conurusslon East peace misSion after head«! by Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, who knows from ex- watching the American flag go perience what it's like to be hand-picked by number one, was up over the U.S. Embassy in . Cairo for the first time in seven named to select a better method. ft decided to reconunend to tb Democratic National Com- years. "We have begun what I am mittee, meeting here today, to give the presid~ntial candidate an option : delay the selection of a running mate for 48 hours after confident will be a lasting the top of the ticket Is chosen which W?uld be 24 more hours than friendship/' Kissinger said he n~w has (or leave the nom!nal!on to a num.convention before leaving. "The United States will work with Egypt on meeting 30 days later.) the esta[)lishment of a just and lasting peace in the Middle SAN FRANCISCO - A SECOND EFFORT TO HAND out East." free food to the needy worked smoothly Thw-sda, giving the Kissinger was expected to family of Patricia Hearst new hope that her terrorist kidnapers stop today in Jerusalem to pick would break an eight-day silence. "Well we're all h6ping. God knows we're hoping," sa!d her up details of ari Israeli troop father Randolph A. Hearst, publisher and editor of the San separation plan and then relay Franclsco Examiner, when asked if the S)rmbionese Lib~ration the proposals later in the day to Army (SLA) would respond to the successful distribution to be- the Syrian government in tween 25,1100 and 30,1100 persons of groceries valued at more than Damascus. By the time he leaves $200,000. ' . Damascus Saturday, Kissinger Thursdav's food recioients stood oatiently in line oil "'~old , l'. (Co~tin ued on page 10) ' I was expected ,to know whether programs; educational programs on the early signs of heart attack and stroke;, and the distribution of thousands of educational leailel<, pamphlets and literature. HAK in Israel 2 FOR •7.00 Childrens Department, Second Floor CLEVELAN~ASOI.JNE PRICES WILL HOLD the line in March for the Standard Oil Co. of Ohio and its subsidiary. Boron Oil Co., Sohio announced Thursday. Effective at 12:01 a.m.' today, however, Sohio said it was raising the price of home heating oil 2.6 cents per gallon. Th~ gasoline price stabilization followed live consecutive months of price increases although, Sohio said, all were permissible under Cost of Living Council guidelines. ' Opportunity Days Sale SALE PRICES · COLUMBUS-DESPITE SEVERAL CONTROVERSIAL issues, both chambers of the Ohio General Assembly appear to be headed toward swift agreement over House-passed abortion legislation drastically reworked in the Senate committee. The abortion bill, which would bring Ohio in line with recent u. s. Supreme Court rulings, was approved by the House last July. WASHINGTON - THE COST OF LIVING COUNCIL (CIC ), citing the need for long-run price stability, has allowed the steel industry to raise prices an average of 5.3 pet. In addition to increasing prices on all products now, steel producers may raise prices additionally once a_month to account for rapidly increasing costs of scrap metal, a vttal raw matenal. "The council has determined that in the interPs t of longerrun price stability and increased ca pacity, st~l firms must be allowed to increase prices now to reflect mcurred cost In· creases " said council Director John T. Dunlop. Sell p!'Opelied · 21 inch CUI · with grass catchers . Famous Lawn Bay quality for years of satisfactory MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS .... '. I ' Johnson and Johnson Band-Aids Sale No Two Per Cent A spokesman for Sun sa id a follow-up order from the Federal Energy Olfice..,said there is to be no decrease in allocations for any state in order to meet additional emergency allocations in 27 harder hit states, (Continued on page 10) enttne .• ' J I ...• FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1974 PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS disorders primarily in young Briefsl By United Press Int•rnatlonal FINDLAY, OHIO- THE MARATHON OIL CO. announced here today it had increased the price of its gasoline by 8.4 cents per gallon and the price of home heating oil and other light distillates by 2.7 cents per gallon. Officials said the · price hikes, effective today, were necessary for Marathon to import expensive foreign crude oil and in order to contribute to the nation's gasoline supply. Another factor, officials said, was the Federal Energy Office authorization which allows cost adjusiments to refineries as an incentive to maximize gasoline production. Sale! Mens Winter Weight 4 Fluid ounces-Regular 93c with the same allocation rates ''everywhere.' ' Meigs Loca l Schools will be closed Monday and Tuesday because of a persistent epidemic of flu and related fi\'T::-:-.-::*::<:::::[.;:::::::::<::::::<::<::::<:*w.<:::::::::::~:<::::<::::<::>;~:::m:::>e<< Opportunity Days SALE Home Furnishings Department, First Floor . ) TIRED.OF YOUR JOB? Perhaps, you can swap with one of these two employ!!S of the Nelson Tree Service Co. which was working in Pomeroy Thursday. One of the men rode the "bucket" high into a tree while another worked in the top of the huge tree on a hillside along Butternut Ave. A small section of Butternut Ave., was blocked off through Thursday as workers of the company removed branches from the top of the huge tree. Reg. 10.49 Lee Streich Denim Jeans . . . · ' ReQ. 10.49 Lee Boot Cui Flare Denims · · · · •CHOOSE 60x84 OR 72x84 coordinates is included December and it· would stick Illness closing schools DUNGAREES Includes our entire stock of Lee Riders . Lee Denim Boot Cut Flares and Lee Strefch Denim Jeans. eWXURIOUS 100% NYLON BINDING e50% POLYESTER/50% ACRYLIC SHELL Our entire stock of ceive a 90 per cent allocation for March just as it has since Devoted To The Interests Of The Meigs-Mwon Area Opportunity Day Sale! eDUAL OR SINGLE CONTROL Shop our Second Floor Foundations Department for a large and complete selection of Playtex, Best Form, Formfit-Rogers and Lily of France. Sun Oil Co., based in Philadelphia, said Ohio would re- I ELECTRIC BlANKETS J equipment repair and other ·capital improvemenlc;. • y OPPORTUNITY DAYS SPORTSWEAR emphasis on production £rom "And we're going to be very heating fuel t9 gasoline . piled but that the state would slingy with il the first lhrce " We have begun maximizing reL-eive " roughly " 82 per cent weeks of lhe month ," he said . gasoline but that doesn't mean of its February, 1972 allocation. "If Ohioans cont inu e the there will be an increase in However. he said there may same buying pattern they did gasoline because our crude oil be problems if the oil com- in February we will have surplus is down," the spokespanies are not telling the truth . enough to see us through the man said. "Shell Oil told us it would month," Minnis sa id . The Illinois-based Un ion 76 give Ohio 82 per cent of the The Cleveland-based Standard Oil Company told UP! that its allocation," Minnis sa id . " How- Oil of Ohio said it would give March allocation for Ohio would ever, it's telling its dealers they the state 86 per cent of its be 64 per cent gasoline and are only going to get 70 per February 1972 allocation, two 63 per cent diesel fuel as comcen t so we'll have to waH and per cent fess than it gave last pared with 1972. . see." month. Aspokesman said this applies Gas Set Aside A spokesman for Sohio ~aid to all of its eastern region Minnis also sa id the state has the firm, like oth er oil com- which is faced with a "refinery set aside two million gallons panies , will begin shiftmg the lW'naroWld" which includes I SALE PRICES OPPORTUNITY DAYS Many solid colors and patterned rugs in stock. COORDINATE for its March reserve. Jeans . Our entire stock of accent rugs is in· eluded in this two -day sale. · Opportunity Days crgy office suid today comj Jlcte figures had not yet been com- he has succeeded in getting troop pullback talks started between Syria, one of the hardline Arab states, and Israel. Israeli press reports ~id Jerusalem wanted an agreement with Syria involving the withdrawal and thinning of forces in stages similar to the disengagement p a c t with Egypt. "Israel does not rule out Egyptian participation but insists that the Syrians, not the Egyptians, do all the actual negotiating and, above all, that. the Syrians sign an eventuai agreement," the Jerusalem Post said. The flag-raising ceremony, which was also attended by Egyptian Foreign Minister Is· mail Fahmi, signaled a full- ' scale renewal of diploJ;natic ties broken off ~uring the 1967 Middle East Wart people of school age. Meantime, schools of the Eastern Local School District were closed today and will be closed next Monday to combat illness in that sec lion of the counly. Eastern sc hools were closed today and Monday last night by order of Supt. John Riebel who was in Columbus today at· tending a meeting. However, absenteeism in the district was sel at approximately 33 pet. Many were se nt home in that district on Thursday when they became ill after reporting to classes. Io the Meigs Local District, George Hargraves, superintendent, said absenteeism Friday rose again after having decreased th~ past couple of days. Tuesday, after having been dismissed on Monday, schools of the district still reported a 26.5 pet. absent. Wednesday this dropped to 23.2 pet. and Thursday it went to 22.2 pet. However, today, absenteeism had shot up to 25 pet. and had increased beyond that by noon when additional children became ill at school. Following conferences with the r.;eigs Counly Heallh Department and the board of education, Hargraves said the Monday and Tuesday closings were ordered in an attempt to break the back of the apparent epidemic. Riebel also had conferred with health (Continued on page 10) ORDINANCES DEDICATED- Carson Crow, a law student at Ohlo Northern University, has worked three swruners recodifying ordinances of Pomeroy Village, a project began under the late Mayor William G. Baronick . Thursday night Crow presented the ordinance book in memory of Mr. Baronick to his widow. At the dedication were, front, 1-r, Crow, Mrs. Betty Baronick · back, Don Collins and Charles Legar, former mayors, and the present mayor, Dale Smith. The dedication read: "In dedication tc the Honorable William G. Baronick, who was serving as mayor of the Village of Pomeroy, at the time of his death, March 28, ~973. Mr. Baronick was faithful to his duties and served this village with honor. It was through hlS efforts the project of compiling the codified ordinances of Pomeroy, began. 0 God, control us as _thou wilt, and guide the labour of our hand; let all our work be surely burlt as thou, the arch1tect, hast planned." Emma Clatworthy assisted Crow with the project. Parents urged to cool it advises parents not to become County Health Commissioner, concerned unless the symptoday urged parents not to toms become severe. It is become alarmed over the recommended by the health reported cases of Reyes' department that if a child Is ill' Syndrome, a rare and little he or she should be pl!iced understood disease that has " COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Gov. claimed the lives of some John J. Gilligan today signed child•en in United States. into law legislation reducing Reye 's Syndrome usually is the speed limit on Ohio highpreceded by a mild virus infection such as influenza or ways and interstates to 55 per hour. chicken pox. Dr. Ridgway Wmiles.&$.!.W.w."""h::: ..-:::W.::;:w.~ Dr. John R. Ridgway, Meigs under the care of a physician. To date, there has not been a case of Reye's Syndrome reported to the Meigs County Health Dept. · TWOJi!INED Fined by Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith thursday night were Sherry Hutton, Pomeroy, $10, driving In ar. unsafe manner, and George Buckett, Middleport, $25 and costs for shoplifting. School illness pattern traced By GEORGE HARGRAVES, Supt. Meigs Local School District Last Monday, with the concurrence of the Meigs County Health Department; we closed all our schools in the hope that we could slow down the spread of various infectious illnesses in owschool district. This helped somewhat, but it certainly did not bring about a radical change in our attendance pattern. I would like to review with you how this pattern fluctuated. On Monday, February 18, we had 488 students allsent in the district. This was 16.9 pet. On the 19th it rose to 650 (11.4 pet.) . On Wednesday, the 20th, it was 682 (23.5 pet.) . On the 21st it was 688 (23.8 pet.). On Friday it made a dramatic jump to 862 (29.8' pel.). This large number on Friday, February 22, led us tn the decision to request' a closing on Speaking of Schools-No. 305 ' Monday. On Tuesday, February 26, there were 767 absent (26.5 pel.). This fell to 672 (23.2 pet.) on Wednesday, February '!1. Yesterday we went to643absent which Is 22.2pct. r We seem to be faced with a number of different illness..,. There are the normal number of colds. We have some type of flu. There seems to be some throat infection. We also have chicken pox, measles and varied other childhood diseases. The 22.2 pet. experienced yesterday would compare to a normal 12-13 pet. anticipated absence about this time ~ year. We are making some headway put not too rapidly. . I certainly would encourage you not to send a sick child to school. This Is not good for the student and it Is certainly not good for the other students in the schooi.In addition to this, it creates a real problem for us as we attempt to have these students returned to their homes or take care of thein at school. There seenlS to be some confusion about policy that the Board has adopted concerning exces~ive absence and not passing a grade or getting credits for the year. This policy was established to lake care .of excessive absence that Is UNEXCUSED. Any student in grades !..! who has more than 30 UNEXCUSED days of'' absence during a year cannot be promoted: Please note that litis is UNEXCUSED absence. Illness is excused absence and does not coud! towllrd this 30 days. In the high school the limitation Is 15 UNEXCUSED days per semester. Again, let me emphasize that illness Is excused al>sence and does not count toward the 15 days. A student who is home with illness should not be penalized in any way and should have adequate opportunity to make up any work that has been missed. Report cards normally would have gone home yesterday. Due to the large amount of illness and the consequent large amount of makeup work, report cards will not be sent home until Thursday, March 7. This delay of one week will give us more opportunity for makeup so that the grade reports will be complete . The nation is facing a gasoline shortage. You and I as individuals qave come face to face with this shortage just recently in Meigs County. The Meigs Local School District is also facing problems with limited gasoline supplies. We are uncertain as to the number of gallons thai we will be able to obtain in March or subsequent months. Present circumstances, however, indicate that it will be necessary to strictly limit or completely eliminate all field trips during the spring months . We also have some serious questions as to what gasoline will be available for transportation for sorin~ athletic teams. Perhaps the shortage will not be too great and our programs will not be undulyi!lurtailed. At this time, we just don't know what the future supply of gasoline will be. In the last couple of columns f have emphasized that we would be interested in having adult evening classes in those areas where we had sufficient demand and enrollment. There has been very little r..,ponse to this invitation, so I assume that there is not a great desire for evening classes. Nevertheless, the invitation stands and I will look forward to hearing from you if you are interested. The loss of last Monday as a school day means that all schools have now missed four days. Harrisonville and Rutland have missed five. Salisbury has missed 6\2. This means that Harrisonville and Rutland are .a t the maximum and tqat any further days miss~d will bave to be made up at the5e schools Salisbury already has to make up I \2 days. The time of the makeup days wi11 1be worked out cooperatively at Sallsbury and ~ at any Qther &'IIJ<fl where makeup Is r~ired. �3- The Oa1ly Sentmel, Middleport Pomeroy, 0, March 1 1974 ' ... ~ " 2- TheDmlvSenlmel, Mldctlrpml Pomeroy 0 M,urhl 1q74 Friars like 13th ranking Six of (. oll('gt' IL'lskNba ll Roundup By U!Utt•rl Press lntt·rnattonal l'o r ,1 team " 1th a 24 t record Pt ov td en c e Coach Dave Ga,oll thmks h1s 13th ranked Frtars are a httle underrated But Gavttl sees an ad~ antage m the ratmgs m relation to the upcommg NCAA tournament to whtch hts clu b \'t as tm tted Thursda\' along \'t tth etght other mdependent teams Bcmg a httle bll underrated 1111&}lt work to ou r ad\ antage, sa1d GaVIII short!) before the Fnars went out and celebrated th eir NCAA InVItation by wh1ppmg Camsms 97-1>9 But \\ e have two unusual ktds t~ 11 <!1 !1\1\H ddlUl \\\l] h.!\l to Olo\ll lck "'th 16 pmnls It was S.alh'r thw~ult tx•at St•,\ttll' S l frth VIC{UI V a'g<llnSl tin tl' deh•.tts m conferenee bot:;kcts l1l 11c MVC' &tl uHiLI\ t ll \\ m l h.unpwn sh tp \\ tt hout <1 pl.n off Rrt~dlev cdgl•d Dr.akr 15 74 to st.n \\ 1lllln one g~tme of Lhr ( arditldls Bt d lllC'\ c1t Pt·on.t Alle11 Murphy fired m 20 pomt s smkmg mne of 12 shots ft<llll tlw fwlct dnd t oltared 10 fnt tl w Cardmals rC'bounrt ~ \\ ho hdd ,, 50-39 edge m rrboundmg B1ll Morris of St Lollis \\ .1s t !w g,nne s le,tdmg scm et \' 1th 27 p()Lnts o~ nd top rebounde1 wnh lb LuutsV1lle tS no\\ 18-5 ovc1all and 10-1 m conference play Balanced Attack Seattle Umvers1ty used a The "two unusual k1ds Gav1tt referred to are co- an e1ght-pomt halftune def1c1t ca ptams Marvm Barnes and and hand San Francisco 1ts balanced attack to overcome pia) l'llt f)Q ns are now II 2 m the (on fcrence Seattle ~ ould hi'IH~ to beat Santa Clara So:llutd.t\ while t iSI \\liS losmg to St Marys fo t the ( tucfs to gam a f1rst place tte Th e onlv other ranked team m at:t1on was 11th rated Long m lht! sc..:urcd two key overtune sct: uml penod as the Indians na 1led down a sermfmal berth m the Southern Conference tournanuml With a 75.-67 wm ove r F.ast Ca rolina Th e Indians meet r urman tomght m one semlflnul game wh1lc m th e other, KANSAS CITY, Mo (UP! ) Davidson, an 82-69 wmner over S1x teams ranked m the top 20 The Citadel faces R1chmond The two wmners play Saturday mght for the NCAA b1d Beach Statewh1 ch easily rolled past San Jose Slate 64-1>0 behmd Roscoe Pondexter s 24 In oth er ga me s Boston pomts and Leonard Gray s 18 The wm was Long Beach Umvers1ty beat Holy Cross 89State's 75th consecutive home 79, Detrmt downed Loyola (lll ) \ICtory and upped 1ts season 86-75, New Mex1co State mark to 22·2 !he 49ers already stopped North Texas State 95have their fifth stra1ght Pac1f1c 69 Utah mpped Colorado State Coast Ath leti C Assoc~allon BJ.a2, Brigham Young downed cro"n locked up but have been Wyommg 74-1>2 and Nevada ruled mehg1 ble to go to the Las Vegas got b) Pepperdine 72-1>3 NCAA playoffs W1lham & Mary s Ron YRs whoop for Nixon NEW TERM ENROLL NOW Exec. 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GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE 36 Locust Ga!Hpolle State No. 71-02-0032B be built by Engle Centerfi~ld big prOldem ' to play Kevm Stacom who combmed second WCAC loss 62-59 for 50 pomts agamst CamslUs Seattle was led by Frank Barnes also pulled down 21 rebounds wh1le Stacom hauled m 12 Camsms , whtch saw tts record drop to 13-11, was hampered by the loss of Larry Fogle , the nation 's leadmg scorer, who m1ssed the game because of an ankle spram he suffered Wednesday m prachce W1th all nme at~arge b1ds to the NCAA tourney extended and accepted, only 16 spots remam and all 16 are reserved for conference champions In addition to Providence, other teams mVIted to the NCAA tourney were Notre Dljllle, Marquette, Pittsburgh, '.~ South Carolma , Creighton, Syracuse Oral !Wberts and Dayton St John's, Manhattan, Massach~etts and Hawau were the f1rst four teams InVIted to play m the National Jnv1tahon Tournament at New York Twenheth ranked Lownville moved to w1thm one VIctory of clmchmg the Missow-1 Valley MASON HAWKS- The Mason Hawks basketball team made up of members from Mason title and an automatiC NCAA Elementary, fourth , fifth and SIXth grades, ended 1ts season With an 8-2 record The team w1ll b1d Thursday rught while San play for champwnship honors Saturday mght at 8 p m at Mason Team members are, front FranciSCO blew a chance for row, 1-r, Kevm James, Randy Wright, Tun Greene, M1ke Sayre, Randy Pierce, and J1mmy clinchm g the West Coast Gibbs, back row, R1ck Barmtz, Scott Barmtz, Todd Kebler, B1ll We1ss, Steve Ohlmger, and Athletic crown. coach, Paul P1erce AssiStant coaches not pictured are Henry VanMeter, Dave Sm1th and Freshman Wesley ~ Cox Denms Harris pow-ed m a career-high 25 pomts and speared 11 rebounds as loUISVIlle defeated St LoUis 95-1>5and retamed 1ts one-game lead over Bradley m the MVC race. The Cardinals, who saw WASHINGTON (UP!) - The and close-cropped hair on men m-law , Dav1d Eisenhower, St Lou1s f1ghl back from a 53would personally take them on young Repubilcans welcomed are shll m style The YRs as they call a tour of the Wh1te House President NIXon like he was the themselves, are largely con- today, NIXon sa1d "There are w1nnmg coach of the home tow n team, but they loved Sen servative and rural They are several of you m this room who Barry Goldwater ilke a father learrung the ntuals and rou- want to be President some day, The Young Republican Lead- hnes of pohllcs-the ,con- and I want you to look the place Begms March 14 ersh ip Confe rence, wh1ch ference features numerou s over and see 1f you hke 1t " at GBC The youthful crowd opened Thursday at the Shore- hosp1tal1ty smtes, luncheons, ham Amencana Hotel w1th speakers tables and back-room welcomed the Pres1dent w1th a about 600 men and women bargammg~nd many expect pep rally cheer of "three more cam pa1gn staf- years three more years" as Wlder 40 m attendance, 1s one to be place where the women m fers , and ~orne have even NIXOn held up three fmgers They cheered, hollered and dresses far outnumber the h1gher goals Bus Admlnlstrallon whistled m appreciation over Telhng the delegates his sonwomen m pants and where ties Jr Accountmg Secretarial General Office top 20 Road will IRO NTON - T Allan Wolter, D1stnct Ranger, U S Forest Serv1ce, sa1d today Engle Construction Company of McArthur was the apparent were p1cked Thursday, along low bidder for the reconw1th 3 others, to fill at-large structiOn of the last portwn of berths m the NCAA basketball Forest Highway No 2 tournament (Vesuv1us Lakeside Road) Second-ranked Notre Dame located seven miles north of (23-1) and No 7 Marquette (22- Ironton 3) headed the field of mdependEngle's b1d of $260,789 was ents and both w11l compete m for the reconstructiOn of I 4 the Mideast Reg1onal at In- m1le of roadway from Oak Hill diana State m Terre Haute, Cam pground to B1g Bend Ind Beach Work 1s to mclude Notre Dame will meet th e gradmg, dramage, base, hot Ohw Valley Conference cham- bltummous concrete and other piOn and Marquette will play work Wolter added that the M1d-Amer1can Conference "safety of the travelmg public wmner m first-round games on IS our pnme concern m March 9 Other ranked teams reconstructmg the road ' The recelVlng at-large berths m- roadway Width will be mclude No 11 Pittsburgh, No 13 creased to a safe two-lane ProVIdence and Nos 16 South standard Included m the Carolma and Creighton proJect 1s the constructiOn of a F1rst-round wmners w1ll adroadside v1sta overlookmg vance to the regwnal tournaLake Vesuvius near Big Bend ments March 14 and 16 The first round pa1rmgs (all Beach " When thiS prOJeCt IS games March 9) completed," Wolter sa1d, "we EAST- ProVIdence ( 23-3 ) vs Penn, Ivy .League champwn at w11l have 2 8 rrules of f~rst class St John's (NY ), Pittsburgh road from VesuVIus Dam to (22-3) vs M1ddle Atlantic B1g Bend Beach " Engle Conference champwn at West ConstructiOn was the con· tractor on the f1rst 1 4 mile V~rgm1a, Morgantown, W Va , segment wh1ch was completed South Carolma (20-4) vs last September. Southern Conference champion Work liimts are to be kept to at the Palestra, Philaa nunllllum so as not to llllpalr delphia the beauty of the area "There MIDEAST-Notre Dame (23IS a proVISIOn m the contract to 1) vs Oh1o Valley Conference champwn and Marquette (22- maintam traffic so as not to 3) vs Mid-American Con- disrupt the use of the area by ference champiOn at Inctlana recreatwnlsts," Wolter added Work IS scheduled to begm State, Terre Haute, lnd around the f~rst of April MIDWEST --Oral !Wberts Funds lor the proJeCt were (20-4) vs Syracuse (111-6) and appropnated by the Federal Cre~ghton (21-5) vs Southwest Conference champiOn at North Highway Adimrustrallon who Will also handle contract adTexas State, Denton, Tex WEST-Dayton (17-7 ) vs numstration and lllSpectwn Pac1f1c Coast Athletic Assoclatwn champion and Big Sky Conference champwn vs. Western Athletic Conference champwn at Idaho State, and told them "you can take Pocatello, Idaho Sttes of all first-round pnde that you supported the games, With the excephon of men and policies that brought the East, had been selected an end to the war which was here when we came to offtee." pnor to Thursday Their opposition to NIXon's B1ggest surprise m the atfore1gn policies were noted as large select10ns was the NIXon S8ld that Thursday was shlftmg of Dayton to the West Regwnal Coach Don Donoher the second anniversary of his md1cated he wasn't surprised return from China He sa1d "1t that h1s team was selected, but seems like a very long llme ago was that the Flyers had been and 1t seelll!l that many of you picked to go agamst the PCAA m thiS aud~ence had concern champ m the West RegiOnal about that trip when 11 was announced You also have concerns about negollallon rather than confrontation With the President's remarks, espe-. the Communist nations, mcludc1ally when he sa1d that his mg the Soviet Uruon, because adnumstration ended the draft ' of the differences we have had- deep 1deolog1cal differences between our system and theirs." The quest1on arose again In a question-and-answer sess1on In other leg~slabve develop- with VIce PreSident Gerald R ments Pord, who repeated an earlier ELECTIONS - The House pronuse that "! have no 111sent back to COilUlUtlee a tention of bemg a political Senate-passed bill which would cand1date for any office m 1976 mcrease compensatiOn for and sa1d he did not see the loss members of boards of elec- of his old congress10nal seat to llons. a Democrat as a precedent EDUCTION - The Senate "How should Americans take unanimously adopted and sent a stand w1th regard to Comto the House leg1slallon extend- muniSt nations?" Ford was mg by two months the report- asked 11 mg date for the Educallon Re1 don't think we have to '~ew CollUlUttee, until next approve a country's mternal Dec 15 goverrunent to negotiate with Both the Senate and House them," Ford said "I think are scheduled to reconvene peace Is more important than next Tuesday at 1 30 p m confrontation " By United Press liitematlonill Baseball's annU~ pre-aeason pos1t1on Jugghng began m earnest Thursday w1th centerfield the prlllle question spot for the Nallonal League diVISIOn champion New York Mets and Cmcmnatl Reds The Mets, who went w1th weak-hitting Don Hahn and the now-retired Wllhe Mays m center for most of last season, are exper1mentmg with regular leftf~elder Cleon Jones m the nuddle garden Meanwhile, Reds' Manager Sparky Anderson, havmg traded off Bobby Tolan, h1s regular centerlielder for the last live seasons, has dec!ded to g~ve newly-acqu1red Merv Rettenmund the f1rst shot at the JOb " I don't want to keep changmg pos1hons," Jones said of h1s unpending SWitch, "but I'll play center if that's what they want. AU I'm asking 1s a chance to play m some games down here so I can learn the cutoff throws and how to play the hitters " Rettenmund, who was a surpr1se acqws1t10D from the BaltllllOre Orioles last winter masmuch as the Reds gave up pitcher !Wss Gr~ey from an already 'only faiJl• pitchmg staff, 15 the early choiCe for Tolan's spot "I want to play Retterunund every day m an A or B game," saJd AnderjlOn "And if he doesn't wm the pos1t1on, I'll platoon hun with Ken Griffey Ken has tremendous speed and I want hllll to use it " Griffey batted 327 at Indianapolis last year and stole 43 bases Two other centerflelders don't expect to have too many problems m landing a starting role w1th their n~w clubs • WilliE DaVIs, acqll!red m the most spectacular trade of the off..season from Los Angeles, Jomed his new Montreal Expo teammates and promptly announced: "I'm looking forward to the best season of my Vlcemen m heu of a cash bonus House changes and sent to the The V~etnam bonus program governor a bill exemptmg sales was approved by the voters at auction from the reta1l sales last November The estllllated tax 500,000 ehg1ble Ohw serAt the same lime, the House War era VIcemen w1ll be able to claun a adopted, 81-2, and sent to the Actwn came unanllllously maxunum $500 cash bonus, or Senate a b1ll to elimmate mlfa1r Thursday before the Senate take double their cash bonus m practices by beer and Wine JOined the House m weekend ctedits toward tmtwn or fees at manufacturers toward the1r adJournment accred1ted lnslltullOns of ed- d1stnbutors Alter the House concurs m ucation Rep J Leonard Camera, Dmmor amendments next week The cutoff date for applymg Loram, mtroduced a bill and Gov John J G1lllgan signs for an educatwnal cred1t will legally establlShmg a separate the bill, the commiSsioners of be somelliJie before the Dec "black lung" fund to supthe smking fund w1ll be able to 31 , 1982, del!.Qlme for makmg plement msurance benefits set up the mechamcs for the bonus payments pa1d under federal law by awardmg the educahonal Prwr to weekend adJourn- nurung compames to employes asslStam::e credit, whtch may ment, the Senate agreed to disabled by "mmer's asthma " be clauned by ehg1ble ser- Henry Block has 6,000 more with State 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. Reason 12. We have had years of experience and our people have been specially trained. We will do our best in preparing your return, and then we'll carefully check it for accuracy. OOLUMBUS (UP!) - More than 6,000 persons have been added to the state payroll smce Gov John J G1lllgan took office three years ago, Scripps Howard newspapers m Ohw reported Thursday The newspapers sa1d there were 42,017 state employes under the governor's JUrlSdlctwn The Dai~ Sentinel ....... 1107 Second cla81 pol\age pakl at PomerO)' Ohio 304 E. 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Robert Ten en baum , Gilligan's news secretary , said the governor's staff IS com. parable to staffs m other states He sa1d the mcrease from 29 to 56 was caused pnman\y by the need to get secretanal help to answer an average of 2,000 letters weekly from Ohio Citizens (p~ss•bly) 1s the first t1me yoJt~.m~~ someone Wlthoqt~B"q!~ald, you (and that a6{;Deo1'._t) are embarrassed every time there's conver- sation Your "p r o bl e m" s ur (aces agam and agam It's a constant source of embarrassment By co ntrast, a hearmg atd as really a bless mg m diSgutse It ca n take a heavy and uncomfortable burden off your soc1al and family hfe . We would hke to tell you m Ore about tt And we '!9!~ because we bel1eve lilt YQ)l.'ll l>e a much more attf 1\tiY,~,~rson With an a1d. thai;t':*'thou t Ahd iiil'" beheve we can make y6U believe 1t too DILES HEARING AID CENTER R1verS1de Professional 444 W Umon 51 Athens, Ohto 45701 Tel 592-6238 Bldg A total, commerctal fac1hty devoted to better /' hearmg Enrollment Open Here YOU MUST BE ON MEDICARE Sen1or c1 trzen s here have an opportun1ty to enroll 1n a hosp1tal and extended care program whiCh sup plements Med1care to pay the ever increas1ng med1cal un1que expe nses Available To s100 A Day For Expenses 365 Days After Medicare Pays m ex tended care fa cJ I1ties Here Is a hst of some the features no one ~ too old NO HEALTH of REQU IREMENTS, protects you for any condtllon you have Even covers CANCER ARTHRITIS, HEART CONDITION, DIABETES or any other 1llness ALL ACC IDENTS COVERED .: Coach Carl Wolfe's Southern must stop the reboundmg and "" Tornadoes w1ll be searchmg shootmg of 6-4 semor Greg for thm first d1str1ct tour nament berth m more than 10 years when the) take on Coach J1m Fosters North Galha Pirates m the fmals of the Me1gs Class A Me1gs Sectwna l Saturday mght at 7 30 m the Larry R Mornson gym at Rock Sprmgs Wolfe, who sa1d that reboundmg and defense w1ll be the key m the fmal outcome of Saturday's champwnsh1p fray , will send out a sta rtmg lineup cons1stmg of semors Bob M11ler and Randy Warner at the guard postllons se mors Pe te Donahe and the outs1de shootmg of Junior guard Ken Chnstensen Other offens1ve threa ts are Wes Gossett and Roger Caldwell Coal Grove's def ense, a1ded by the Yf•ldcats' poor shootmg mght, made the differen ce on th e Horn ets' home court Sayre and Dave Theiss at the Coac h J 1m Osbo rne's forward pos1hons and se mor Ga ll1po hs Blue Dev1ls adVern Ord at the p1vot spot vanced to the lmals of the Class As for North Gaiha , Wolfe AA Sectwnal basketball sa1d the Tornados have been tournamen t at Coal Grove £or workmg all week on stoppmg the th1rd consecullve year guards T1m Stout and Greg fo llo,. mg Thursda) mght s 72 James They 'll get the~r 50 tnumph over Coach Ca rl normal number of shots,· Large's Rock H1ll Redmen Wolfe said 'We'll probably The Blue Devils, now IH have to concede them at leas t overa ll, meet Coach Carl 20 shots each " the Tornado Hamlll 's South Point coach contmued , 11 but from Pointers, 15-5, for the 1974 where we want them to ta ke IItle Saturday, begmnlng at them '' 7:30 p.m m the Coal Grove Wolfe sa1d tha t Mi ller was H1gh School gym. out of dnlls two days th1s week Ti cke ts for Sa turday 's as a result of Illness, but added champ1onsh1p game went on the Tornado ace should be sale at the h1gh school this ready for the Pirates m the mormng GAHS fans were champwnsh1p game Southern allocated 400 ducats for the enters the game w1th an 11-a contest season mark Wmner of Saturday's enExpected to start for the counter will advance to the Pirates are Tim Stout and Greg Class AA D1str1ct tournament, James at the guard pos1twns, to be held at Rw Grande Dave Robmette and Ke1th College s L) ne Center on Weddmgton at the forward March 6, 7, and 9 slots and M1ke Camden at the South Pomt gamed the fma is p1vot spot The P~rates are 10-9 by ehmmatmg Chesa peake 78on the year 60 and Ironton 41-40 GAHS Southern gamed the Me1gs ousted Me1gs 78-66 before Sectwnal fmals by defeatmg se ndm g Rock H1ll to the Kyger Creek, 66-56 North s1delmes last mght w1th an 8-11 Galha gained the fmals by season mark downmg Eastern, 72-1>2 Coach Hamill 1s expected to Wmner of Saturday's game start Denms Hurd, 5-11 )umor will advance to the Chillicothe at one guard post Ron Ten Class A D1str1ct, and w1ll nant, &-0 semor who almost recetve a first round bye 1 destroyed GAHS at Galhpohs automallcally pulling that on Jan 22, 1s expected to sta rt team m the Class A D1stnct at the other guard post Ten champ1onsh1p game on nant had 24 pomts and 16 Saturday, March 9 rebounds m a 53-52 loss to Gall1pohs earher th1s season Fred Shop~, &.6 sophomore, Revenge' IS sa1d to be very 1s expected to start at center sweet aga1nst the Galhans On Jan That, along w1th a tr1p to the 22, Shope p1cked off 10 Class ADIStriCt Tournament at rebounds and pumped m all 11 Chillicothe, will be on the pmnts for the Pmnters mmds of SVAC champwn David Vance, 6-1 JUnior, Hannan Trace Saturday mght when the Wildcats tangle w1th Coal Grove m the Class A Sec!lil!llli Fmais at Ironton Hlgh Sehool A Wildcat VICtory would not only giVe the Gallians a trip to Chillicothe, but it would avenge a 57 -&1 loss to the Hornets, the only blemiSh on Hannan Trace's record Coach Paul Dillon's Wildcats move mto the finals with a 19-1' mark. Coach Dave Waller's Hornets nde mto the fmais w1th a 16-4 mark In the earlier meetmg, the Hornets stung early m rolllng up an 16-4 lead before Hannan Trace could get untracked The Wildcats cut the def1crt to seven at the half and moved ahead by a seven pomt margm m1dway m the f1nal penod before a combmahon of thmgs turned the game around In order to wm, the Wildcats Without the home floo r adva nta ge the Horne.s could be m trouble Hannan 1race has n on two ga mes m the Class A fmals and Ron Schrltter, &-2 JUmor are expected to open at the forward slots Vance picked off 11 rebounds and netted eight points against GAHS during regular season play. Greg Prater, &-2 JUnior, 1s seeded team I he Hor nets must s top Hannan T1aces fast b1 ea k semor guard does not score the Pointers' s1x lh man South Pmnt 1s experl€d to employ a zone defense agams t the Galhpuhtans Thu rsdaj Hock Hlil emploved a 2-1-2 zone agtu nst th~ Ga lhans , and tr1ed a full cou1 t press on seve1al occa~wns, but the sma llet Redmen we1 c no match for the SEOAI cham pwns Although 1t \~as not one of Galha s better all around performant:es the Blue Devils led all the way It was 16-7 afte1 one pellod , 32·17 dullng the ht:t lftJme mtenmsswn t:tnd 52-28 afl€r three penods W1 th the score 59 26 and 6 19 lert m t 1e game Coach Osborne cleared h1s bench The Redmen ou tscored GAHS 22 13 durmg the fmal SIX mmutes of play Three Blue Devlis hmshed m double f1gures Guard J1m Niday talhed 18 pomts, Gil Pnce 17 and M1kc S1ckles 13 Don DaviSson led th e Redmen's attack w1th 12 GAHS hlt 27 or 61 held goa l attempts for 44 2 pet At the chanty hne, the De vils canned 18 of 23 for 78 2 pet GA HS had mill Insurance Co of Oh10 CLIP AND MAIL TODAY FOR FREE FACTS, MAIL TO DENTS IN YOUR BUDGET ... 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' • ~ ----------·---·------~ 1 Would like Addlftonallnformatlon About Medicare Supplement Understand There Is No Obllgahon I NAME I oo oo 0 I 0 0 o o o oo oo oo oo o o0 o oo o o o0 oo o ooo o o oo o oo o ADDRESS •••••••••••••••••• • , •· •····••••·•··· ·•··· Phone 992-5120 follow the datly activities of scholastlc sports and 1t seems the quet ) Js becom mg more ~md more re levant every year Whereas m football , baseball and othr sports the fans ale somewhat ren 1m ed from the pl ay mg t:trea, the payin g customers are nght on top of the actwn m basketball, makmg 1t very easy for the spectator to become a parllctpant " Incid ents ha\e occurred thts v.mter which make one wonder whether ou1 h1gh school gvmnas1ums "'ll be tur ned mto the a1med camps our college campuses resembled m the lat e 60s and eally 70s Will armed guards, or pollee escorts be needed for off1c1als timers sco re keepers etc ' It has ab cady happened Seve ral weeks ago a sout heastern Ohio powerhouse lost 1ts hrst game of the season, and mc1dents fo llowmg the game reflected poor!) on the team s followers One \\oman repeated !) swung w1ldly at the head of the offlc lalllmer wtlh het pu1 se , wh1le rovmg 'fans" confronted ilie timer before he could make h1s v.ay to fr tendher confmes behmd a lucked door One fan constantly kicked at the portal, e1ther m frustratiOn over the loss or an attempt to knock the door down F"ollowmg Wednesday mght's Ironton-south Pomt thnller fans agam confronted an ofhc1al, but heavily equipped pohce officers quickly JU mped m the unruly crowd 's way Followmg that, the offiCial scorer, who I had to get some New York Ke nt ucky C aro 1tn a Vtrg tnt a Memphts 1 pet g b 42 15 617 '4 0 15 6 15 I 42 30 583 2 22 44 333 19 17 so 2S1 25 w es t w I pel g b 45 24 6S 2 Uta h ln d ana 36 3-' S l.l 9 J4 JJ 507 10 5 Al i On to D env er 3 1 36 463 13 Sa n D ego 30 J6 44 i 1 1 1 Thur sday 's R es ult s U tah 127 Denver I O'i to11ly game sch eduled ) Frtday s Games M emphts v s V r gtnta a l Norfolk San Otego at N ew Yo r k San An 1onl0 al Ky (on l y Qames sc h edu l ed) Interest t=or You 5.75% Tourney scores Oh 10 H 1gh Sc hool Basketba ll Scores. By un, ted Pr ess 1n ternat 1ona l Thur sday Cl ass AAA (A t Canton) C anlon M c K tnl e y 72 A r k o n Spr tngf eld 49 ( At C<J iumb usl Col s E ast 66 Reyno l d 5burq S6 Co t s Easlmoo r 89 We::. te.rv li e On 90-Day Certificates 5 75 per ce nt pe r year pa.d on 90 day Ce r t tf ,cates of Depos tt $1,000 00 " !A t Troy) Spr1nq Sou lh 69 Mf'adowd a l e 59 Spr ng N or th 85 Fatrbor n Park H tl l5 J <l I At Oxford! C 1n Pr1n c eton 68 Oxford Tal a w a n da 6 \ Mt L e mon Mon r o e 70 c n Healthy 62 1 At Cleveland) Sout hvt ew 55 Ckve 5 1 Edward Mtntmum Int e res t Payable Quarterly Meigs Co. Branch @ " Lo ra tn A dmtral K tng 73 A mhersl 37 <A t R i o Grande) The Athens County Marte11a 8 3 Mtam T r .:1 ce 52 Class AA Sav1ngs & Loan Co <At N ew Phlladelphtal 296 Second Sf We::.. I Holmes 69 Dr esd en Tr1 Pomeroy, Oh 1o Valley sa NHL Sl a rtdm gs (At Feder ill H oc k1ngl By Untied Pr ess lnler nat tdnal N ew L ex ngton 6 1 V nt on Ea st w I I ph gf ga Coun t y 61 (At Luca SVIll e) Bos ton 42 10 7 91 270 159 Mon tre l 37 16 8 82 129 17.0 waverly 93 M nford 60 { AI Urb a n al N Y Rng r s 32 i6 12 76 227 18 1 Versatl l es 61 M amt Ea sl 60 Sprmg Shawnee 70 l n dtan Lake L _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __J Toron to 28 2 1 12 66 222 183 5I Bu ff a lo 26 26 DelrOtf 22 J I N Y l sld r s 15 Vancovr 17 ~I Phd a In cuttmg hun of£ at the pass, mtrod ucmg myself , and ex losers In other area tournament scoreke eper But the explan ation wasn't enough to sa hsfy the near violent games Thursday , Waver h remamed ahve Wllh a 93-1>0 fans, and on!) a qu1ck unlocking of the door and dodgm g dash through th e passageway avmde~ a physical confrontatiOn 'Somebody's Gonna Gel Killed ," was the lltlc of a magazme art1cle nearly 10 years ago Concerrung violence m pro basketball , that excellent p1ece also has releva ncies 10 college (re the Ohio State Mmnesota mc1dent), and h1gh school ball as well County, 61-1>0, Valley do\\ned Eastern of P1ke 67-57, Ross Southeaste rn "h1pped Umoto 53-51, Coal Grove lUI ned back Ironton St Joe 71-55, and Manetta wa ll oped M1am1 Trace, 83-52 w Colleqe Ba sk e lb all R esu ll o:, J C ST 77 Bl oo mt 1e d fJ By Un1 t ed Pre$ s lnt er naftonal Mon mouTh 74 U p::. a l a 68 P layof f s So ut hern Conference { lsi South Round) L OUI SVI l l e 95 '. I L out s 85 Dav 1d son a:t c l a del 69 B::.c y n 9Jt P l mb cll At n t c Btl Wm & Mary 75 E Ca r 67 (2 0I J Rndlph M en 106 Tw o:, n St 79 CUN Y Tournam e n1 ( 1 ~ 1 R o und I Mrdw es f Yo r k 53 Qu een s 51 Lehma n Stl H un l f'r 50 Wsc n sn Mwk89A I A79 C CNY 64 Brook ynn SJ D etro I 36 L oyolla rIll ) 75 Medgar Evers 8 5 Baru ch 71\ S Ills 99 Evansv li e 8l Bra dl e y 75 Drak e 74 w es t V1rgm1 a Conference Tourney Sou lhw es t Qu ar t er F1nal ::. An g elo ~~ 106 Sui Ro ss. 99 F rrnn l 96 Dvs & E k n s 60 Sa l em 90 B ec kl e y 88 E T e x Sl 73 Howrd Payn e 66 N Mex St 9S N Te x Sl 69 Nchll s Sl 70 Sprng hll 67 E a sf S H o u slon St Sl Tex: A& I 70 Bryant 77 Benll e v 72 13o s ton R9 Holy Cro ss 79 Wes.t M I T BI Wor e Polyl ecl 12 Utah RJ Co or ado Sl 82 Sa lem S l 87 Suffolk 52 BYU Jj Wyom nq 62 P rov dence 97 Can Stu 5 69 Sea l ti e 6'1 San Fran 59 G eorg clown 65 Cumb erland 6 1 Port a nd 13 Port l and Sl 72 Shaw 65 Mercyhu r sl 76 Plaltcv l i e ? 4 Stout 6 Dom tn can 69 C<i l h e dr<~ ~H Scr d Heart 90 Brdqprt 67 Bai t more 9 1 Catho l tc 87 Our Is Howa r d 'ill De awar e Sf sa Greater J C Srn tth 9i Hampton 90 towa1d the Coal Grove Ath letic D1rector s office stnped shirt by angered and frenz 1ed fans TI~ey wanted to know why he d1di1 't call a foul when the real ro mp over Mmford Ne w Lexwgton upset V1nton NB A Sta ndtnq o:, By Untfe d Pre s$ lnl er n a l tona 1 Ea st er n Confcr enc t• A 11 anttC DIVI SIOn w 1 p et q b ~'i 1B 7 11 B osl un ~ I ')6 61? 6 New York 36 3 4 ')J,i I? Bu lf alo Ph 1ta 20 <1 6 JOJ 26 Centr a l Drvt sto n w I pet 9 b c .,p tt a 38 29 567 fl. tlanla 911 40 117 10 Hou ston 2t; <1 t 33 6 12 Clev e 13 1\ 7 3? 9 16 W est ern conferenc e M1dwest Dt VIS IOn w 1 pet g b d9 18 7] I Mtlwaukee n 27 681 3 Chtcago ~~ ~ 25 636 6 Delrott 27 43 386 231 KC Omaha Pact h c OtV ISIOn w I pe t IJ b v Sl ate 37 27 ~ 76 Los Anqel es 37 30 552 1 Sea l I e J O 39 43 5 9 Phoen x 2S 43 368 11 Por ll and 21 16 J I J 17 Thursday s R esults Mtlw 1\J D etr ot l 90 G St IZ9 Prt 1d 109 (On ly game s sc h edu ed l Fnday s G,l m ~s Boston at Buf f alo M l wauku~ a l A ll an Ia New York al Cap I a I Se al li e at Detroil K C Omll a l Los A n g Cht cago at Portland PhoentK itl Hou sl on Cleveland at Pht la (On l y games sc hedu led 1 ABA St andmgs By Un tted Pre ::. s Int er nati ona l Eas t mformatlon from, was qUickly makmg h1s way act ass the floor referees whistled a player for a trave hng vJOlatton m the wamng moments of the 41-40 encounter He waved the score back that \\as tucked under h1s arm at th em, explammg that he wasn 't a referee, only the ofhcwl Whether playmg games w1th no fa ns present , or some other dreaded solutwn IS apphed, someth 10g w1ll ha ve to be done before a tra gedy, or strmg of traged1es , occ ur on our h1gh school basketball courts It soun ds hke the type of thmg that could only happen 10 a foreign country where sot:ce r fans stampede and other such atroc1t1es occur But ll may hit home, and h1t hard H1gh school football games m Cleveland several years ago were marred by stabbmgs and other constant lawlessness, both unde1 the bleachers and m the stands As a result, Cleveland scholashc grad games were moved to Saturda} afternoons , w1th constan t police patrols m the area Elsewhere, Dayton htgh school basketball games have been marred by frequent rac1al ba ttles followm g 'games ' Basketball games m fan less f~el dhouses have already been played mamly as an experunent It has worked well U the fa ns don't settle down soon , there may be no such ammai as the ' basketball fan " Jt wou ld be a "tragedy " m 1tself, but the fan would have no one to blame but hunself THIS WEEK'S TOURNEY PREDICTIONS Gallipolis ov er South Poml - Pomters were sporadic m Wednesday's tnumph over Ironton Slowmg down qu1ck Tennant and defenSive Shope and Schntter underneath should be the keys • • LTD: A solid, well-made fami car that delivers fami car gas mileage. Hannan Trace over Coal Grove - Close Hornet wm m regular season at Coal Grove was spurred by slow Wlidcat start H-T should be favored w1th neutral court second time around , but Wildca ts w1ll have to perform mu ch better than they did m Wednesday's sem1-f1na l Could go nght down to the wire Fo rd LTO 4 Doo r Hardtop • Onion Sets • Seed Potatoes, Mame Certified Kennebec • Hydrated lime • Plant Food • Grass Seeders • Fertilizer • Peat Moss Cobblers, e Peat Pots • Pottmg Soil • Garden & lawn Tools • Lawn & Garden Hose & Sprayers • Fencing LAWN MOWERS-ROTO Tlu.ERS WHEELBARROWS-GARDEN GLOVES MODERN SUPPLY Roy_ai ,Crown Bottlmg Company Middleport Pomeroy • I J111s questwn has been uppermost m the nunds of man y who A Complete Lme of Or tho Garden Products SUGAR RUN MILLS 114 Court St. Pomerei'y. Ohto 45769 W1ll fans destroy the ga me of basketball ' me to foll ow him It was a qw ck Jaunt to the AD s office, but before we could make 1t through a guarded doorway several fans stopped us It was the usua l, almost eve ryda y confrontatiOn of a man m a Seeds - Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and Grit - Fertilizers - Lime Cement & Mortar - Stock Salt Water Softener - Remedies - Sa It LiNers- Vaccine - Roofing- Paints - Red Brand Fencing - Baler and Bmder Twine - Sprays - Gates. 992·2 115 Fohe.~ 16 turn overs Pnce picked off 11 caroms for Gall1pohs Rock H1ll h1 t 21 of 64 held goa l attempts for 32 8 pet The Redmen converted e1ght of 11 free throw atl€mpts fo r 72 7 pet Rock Hill had 18 personals, 37 rebounds and 18 costly turn overs Bre tt Bond hauled down 10 rebounds for the Red Rose . ANIMAL FEEDS Mulberry Ave Hy Ot·,,y plammg my need of fma l held goal and free throw totals, he told EHI HALF-QUARTS in ;:m y state Fender Benders Sports Desk College scores tract for h1 s twelfth season hosp1tal or Pays rn add1hon to any coverage you now have All benefitS paid to you In Oh1o IS underwritten by Cap 1tal licensed much but moves the bal\ wel\ and ts always m the ac t1on Game tune 1s t:t l 7 30 p m Pro Standings w1th the Reds Wednesda y Rose reportedly w1ll get $150,000 for playmg this season - beheved to be the highest salary ever pa1d by the team to a player Only rehever Pedro Borbon remams uns1gned He 1s expected to meet w1th team off1c1als Fnday com pany Oh10 Good extended care tac1llty cen te1 Randy Halley, a 5-10 All GA M ES T E f\M W L P OP ( 1 l !f)O I I"> II 1 1?76 1076 Ww t r y 16 1 1] 9(1 1140 '> ov l ll f'n 1nl 15 5 13 18 109] Whu: l er sburq 15 J J?/9 10'i 0 L oqan 17 7 134 1 1199 Port sntou th 11 1 1109 110 I A tl CII S 10 9 1071 970 n 1eS o3P Crlk C' 10 9 I ll ? 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I ]J) l r onfOI ! 17 111 5 1?4 ) etc kson S 13 1114 17'2 3 MC !Q S J 15 103 1 l 241 Nel s ton 1 I S 6~4 I IRS T hur s day s Resul t s G,!ll POlus 77 Roc k Hil l 50 Wa v e r l y 93 Mmlord 60 Ton tgh1 s Ga m es C h H1c o th e v s Logan a t G rand e 7 30 p m S<tt urd ay s Games Po rl s. moulh v s Mart e lla at R 1o G r and e 7 JO p m So uth Po1n t 11 5 G.!tl ltpo l s a r Cu a l G rove W IH.:e l er sburg v s Wav er l y a l Lu c a s v tll e 12 persona ls, 44 rebounds and You do not pay extra regardless of age or cond 1t 1on Guaranteed renewable for life, can never be cancelled by Lrcensed by the ' ~fate of Hesson 6 2 JUnior forward B1ll Hall 6 2 JUniOr cente1 forward and Don Wells, f>--5 semor SPRING TRAINING TUSCON, Anz (UP! )- Centerflelder George Hendmk 1s SWORDS FIRSf expec!l•d to be th e only player C!NCINNA'l'l(UPI )- A 4-1 today when the Cleveabsent VIctory over V~rgmlll Wednes land Jnd1ans off1c1ally open day rught propelled the Cmcm· nat1 Swords mto f~rs t place m spnng tra mmg here today the Amencan Hockey League's General Manager Ph1i Seghi southern dlVlswn The Swords sa1d Wednesday he has not hold a one-pomt edge over Her- been able to contact Hendrick shey - losers to Richmond at h1s Los Angeles home for over a month A total of 44 Wednesday - m the tight race The wm over V~rg~ma was the pia) ers "1ll be vy 1n g for s1xth consecutive lime th1s sea- pos1llons on the squad son the Swords have beaten them ROSE SIGNS CINC fNNATl 1 UP!) Cmcmnat1 Reds left f1elder, Pete Rose, the Natwna l Leagu es Most Valuable Player m 1973, s1gned a con· Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS engmecr ed by Mark Sw~•m . 6-0 JUnt or gua rd , the area s leadmgscorer John I.ushc r,6l sen 1or forward Wayne The Wildcats blasted Fa~rland 72-48 and upended Green Twp 77 -&1 Coa I Grove 1s the top Devils, Pointers clash for crown NO WAITING PERIODS promises was to Improve at Lucasville Gilllglln's own offiCe staff m- W1tb, a hearmg a td , the only elhl:)arrassmg moment Hannan Trace and North Gallia eye berths in district meet Benefit Effective On Enrollment Date employes Largest departmental mcrease was m Mental Health and Mental Retardallon where 1,170 workers were added One of G1lhgan's campa1gn INTEREST !;IF MEIGS-MASON AREA CJI&IJTERL TANNFJIILL, If you have a hearing ptoblem, and don't wear an aid, at least listen toteason. SUPPLEMENT INSURANCE W'es show there are now 48,201 many for the new state prtson Phillies' o4tfielder Will1e Montanez and DOdgers' lefthander Al DoWnlhg were the most notable players to agree to 1974 terms Thursday Downmg, who won nme games last season, Signed for approxunately $60,000, while the Phi!Hes did not disclose terms on the flamboyant Montanez, a 263 hitter last season Still among the uns1gned were New York Yankee relief ace Sparky Lyle, Oakland A's outltelder Bllly Comgharo, Dodger pitcher Don Sutton (seeking a reported $115,000) and hiS batterymate catcher Joe Ferguson, Expos' first baseman Hal Breeden, TwlllS' shortstop Jerry Terrell and deSignated hitter Tony Oliva (fightmg a pay cut desp1te a 291 average last season and a club-leading 92 rb1), G1ants' star outfielders Gary Matthews (the Natwnal League rookie of the year ) and Garry Maddox, and Texas Rangers' ulllityman CP.sar Tovar MEDICARE n ldlhgan took office m mental health serviCes m Ohio. An mcrease of 850 workers was m the Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections, O!l'!lle eqntract s1gnmg front, remember, was aequired for outspoken reilef ace Mike Marshall And at St Peterti6urg, sluggmg Reggie Smitli, one of the many Boston Red Sox to cross over league barriers to the St •loUIS Cardinals last wmter, took batting practice for the first tune Wllh h1s new teammates Accordmg to Cards' Manager Red Schoendienst, Smith, a swltchhltter, will bat just m front of catcher Ted wlio also January, 1971 The latest flg- DEVOTEDTOlHE ROBERT HOEFLICH, CltyEdll• Published dally riCq:tt Saturday by The Ohio Valley Publishing Company, 111 CWrt St , Pomeroy, Ohio, 567e8 Business Offace POOne tt2-2151 Editorial Phone 912. THE INCOMI! TAX .. u .... boll) w,ys, career " Davis, you may Educational credit plan OK'd COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Oh1o Senate has adopted legLSlatwn setting up an educatwnal cred1t program for eug1ble Ohw veterans of the V1etnam .. Cttge stmulings 399 W Mam St 992 2164 Pomeroy , 0 THE STORE WITH "A LL K IND S OF ST UF F" - POR PETS, STABLES. LARGE & SMALL ANIMAL S LAWNS A ND GARDENS • 18.8 miles p~r gallon average. Gas m1leage Is a b1g cons td erat1on t od ay That s why 11 s n1ce to know the fam1ly·s1ze Ford LTD g1ves you surp r1 s1ng gas m1 leage Ind epe nden t strrctly on the up-and-up test results s how Ford LTD averaged 18 6 m1les per gallon Check o n the qu1et LTO fa cts Professional Driver # 1 Protesslonal Drrver # 2 20 3 17 4 Housewife # 1 Housewife # 2 20 2 16 3 Hugh Downs 19 7 the On Dece mber 28 1973 f1ve production ltne Ford LTD 4 door p1Uared hardtops equ1pped w1th 351 CID V-8 engmes were drtven fr om PhoeniX to Los Angeles Th e Fords were dnven by th ree non- professio nal and two professtonal drtvers at speeds not exceedrng 50 mph . . . . . . The f1ve-ca r gas mtl~age average 18 8 mpg One expenence d economy dnver average d 20 3 mpg, and a housew1fe from Scottsdale, Arrzana, ave raged 20 2 mpg Of cau rse you may nat get the same results be ca use mdeage depends on lotS' of thmgs • . maintenance, dr1vrng hab1ts total we1ght road and dnv1ng cond1t1ons Sto p by your local Fo rd Dealer soon He II shaw you a w1de selection of tamJiy·slze Fords th at are nght l or the t1mes and your lam1ty See your local Ford Dealer today. KEITH GOBL,E FORD, INC. 461 S. 3RD AVE. ' MIDDLEPORT �3- The Oa1ly Sentmel, Middleport Pomeroy, 0, March 1 1974 ' ... ~ " 2- TheDmlvSenlmel, Mldctlrpml Pomeroy 0 M,urhl 1q74 Friars like 13th ranking Six of (. oll('gt' IL'lskNba ll Roundup By U!Utt•rl Press lntt·rnattonal l'o r ,1 team " 1th a 24 t record Pt ov td en c e Coach Dave Ga,oll thmks h1s 13th ranked Frtars are a httle underrated But Gavttl sees an ad~ antage m the ratmgs m relation to the upcommg NCAA tournament to whtch hts clu b \'t as tm tted Thursda\' along \'t tth etght other mdependent teams Bcmg a httle bll underrated 1111&}lt work to ou r ad\ antage, sa1d GaVIII short!) before the Fnars went out and celebrated th eir NCAA InVItation by wh1ppmg Camsms 97-1>9 But \\ e have two unusual ktds t~ 11 <!1 !1\1\H ddlUl \\\l] h.!\l to Olo\ll lck "'th 16 pmnls It was S.alh'r thw~ult tx•at St•,\ttll' S l frth VIC{UI V a'g<llnSl tin tl' deh•.tts m conferenee bot:;kcts l1l 11c MVC' &tl uHiLI\ t ll \\ m l h.unpwn sh tp \\ tt hout <1 pl.n off Rrt~dlev cdgl•d Dr.akr 15 74 to st.n \\ 1lllln one g~tme of Lhr ( arditldls Bt d lllC'\ c1t Pt·on.t Alle11 Murphy fired m 20 pomt s smkmg mne of 12 shots ft<llll tlw fwlct dnd t oltared 10 fnt tl w Cardmals rC'bounrt ~ \\ ho hdd ,, 50-39 edge m rrboundmg B1ll Morris of St Lollis \\ .1s t !w g,nne s le,tdmg scm et \' 1th 27 p()Lnts o~ nd top rebounde1 wnh lb LuutsV1lle tS no\\ 18-5 ovc1all and 10-1 m conference play Balanced Attack Seattle Umvers1ty used a The "two unusual k1ds Gav1tt referred to are co- an e1ght-pomt halftune def1c1t ca ptams Marvm Barnes and and hand San Francisco 1ts balanced attack to overcome pia) l'llt f)Q ns are now II 2 m the (on fcrence Seattle ~ ould hi'IH~ to beat Santa Clara So:llutd.t\ while t iSI \\liS losmg to St Marys fo t the ( tucfs to gam a f1rst place tte Th e onlv other ranked team m at:t1on was 11th rated Long m lht! sc..:urcd two key overtune sct: uml penod as the Indians na 1led down a sermfmal berth m the Southern Conference tournanuml With a 75.-67 wm ove r F.ast Ca rolina Th e Indians meet r urman tomght m one semlflnul game wh1lc m th e other, KANSAS CITY, Mo (UP! ) Davidson, an 82-69 wmner over S1x teams ranked m the top 20 The Citadel faces R1chmond The two wmners play Saturday mght for the NCAA b1d Beach Statewh1 ch easily rolled past San Jose Slate 64-1>0 behmd Roscoe Pondexter s 24 In oth er ga me s Boston pomts and Leonard Gray s 18 The wm was Long Beach Umvers1ty beat Holy Cross 89State's 75th consecutive home 79, Detrmt downed Loyola (lll ) \ICtory and upped 1ts season 86-75, New Mex1co State mark to 22·2 !he 49ers already stopped North Texas State 95have their fifth stra1ght Pac1f1c 69 Utah mpped Colorado State Coast Ath leti C Assoc~allon BJ.a2, Brigham Young downed cro"n locked up but have been Wyommg 74-1>2 and Nevada ruled mehg1 ble to go to the Las Vegas got b) Pepperdine 72-1>3 NCAA playoffs W1lham & Mary s Ron YRs whoop for Nixon NEW TERM ENROLL NOW Exec. Secretarial . All College-Level courses 1• Courses Approud for Veterans ' Benefits ~ , Demand lor Graduates Write, visit or call 44&-4367 for fre e brochure of Complete Details. GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE 36 Locust Ga!Hpolle State No. 71-02-0032B be built by Engle Centerfi~ld big prOldem ' to play Kevm Stacom who combmed second WCAC loss 62-59 for 50 pomts agamst CamslUs Seattle was led by Frank Barnes also pulled down 21 rebounds wh1le Stacom hauled m 12 Camsms , whtch saw tts record drop to 13-11, was hampered by the loss of Larry Fogle , the nation 's leadmg scorer, who m1ssed the game because of an ankle spram he suffered Wednesday m prachce W1th all nme at~arge b1ds to the NCAA tourney extended and accepted, only 16 spots remam and all 16 are reserved for conference champions In addition to Providence, other teams mVIted to the NCAA tourney were Notre Dljllle, Marquette, Pittsburgh, '.~ South Carolma , Creighton, Syracuse Oral !Wberts and Dayton St John's, Manhattan, Massach~etts and Hawau were the f1rst four teams InVIted to play m the National Jnv1tahon Tournament at New York Twenheth ranked Lownville moved to w1thm one VIctory of clmchmg the Missow-1 Valley MASON HAWKS- The Mason Hawks basketball team made up of members from Mason title and an automatiC NCAA Elementary, fourth , fifth and SIXth grades, ended 1ts season With an 8-2 record The team w1ll b1d Thursday rught while San play for champwnship honors Saturday mght at 8 p m at Mason Team members are, front FranciSCO blew a chance for row, 1-r, Kevm James, Randy Wright, Tun Greene, M1ke Sayre, Randy Pierce, and J1mmy clinchm g the West Coast Gibbs, back row, R1ck Barmtz, Scott Barmtz, Todd Kebler, B1ll We1ss, Steve Ohlmger, and Athletic crown. coach, Paul P1erce AssiStant coaches not pictured are Henry VanMeter, Dave Sm1th and Freshman Wesley ~ Cox Denms Harris pow-ed m a career-high 25 pomts and speared 11 rebounds as loUISVIlle defeated St LoUis 95-1>5and retamed 1ts one-game lead over Bradley m the MVC race. The Cardinals, who saw WASHINGTON (UP!) - The and close-cropped hair on men m-law , Dav1d Eisenhower, St Lou1s f1ghl back from a 53would personally take them on young Repubilcans welcomed are shll m style The YRs as they call a tour of the Wh1te House President NIXon like he was the themselves, are largely con- today, NIXon sa1d "There are w1nnmg coach of the home tow n team, but they loved Sen servative and rural They are several of you m this room who Barry Goldwater ilke a father learrung the ntuals and rou- want to be President some day, The Young Republican Lead- hnes of pohllcs-the ,con- and I want you to look the place Begms March 14 ersh ip Confe rence, wh1ch ference features numerou s over and see 1f you hke 1t " at GBC The youthful crowd opened Thursday at the Shore- hosp1tal1ty smtes, luncheons, ham Amencana Hotel w1th speakers tables and back-room welcomed the Pres1dent w1th a about 600 men and women bargammg~nd many expect pep rally cheer of "three more cam pa1gn staf- years three more years" as Wlder 40 m attendance, 1s one to be place where the women m fers , and ~orne have even NIXOn held up three fmgers They cheered, hollered and dresses far outnumber the h1gher goals Bus Admlnlstrallon whistled m appreciation over Telhng the delegates his sonwomen m pants and where ties Jr Accountmg Secretarial General Office top 20 Road will IRO NTON - T Allan Wolter, D1stnct Ranger, U S Forest Serv1ce, sa1d today Engle Construction Company of McArthur was the apparent were p1cked Thursday, along low bidder for the reconw1th 3 others, to fill at-large structiOn of the last portwn of berths m the NCAA basketball Forest Highway No 2 tournament (Vesuv1us Lakeside Road) Second-ranked Notre Dame located seven miles north of (23-1) and No 7 Marquette (22- Ironton 3) headed the field of mdependEngle's b1d of $260,789 was ents and both w11l compete m for the reconstructiOn of I 4 the Mideast Reg1onal at In- m1le of roadway from Oak Hill diana State m Terre Haute, Cam pground to B1g Bend Ind Beach Work 1s to mclude Notre Dame will meet th e gradmg, dramage, base, hot Ohw Valley Conference cham- bltummous concrete and other piOn and Marquette will play work Wolter added that the M1d-Amer1can Conference "safety of the travelmg public wmner m first-round games on IS our pnme concern m March 9 Other ranked teams reconstructmg the road ' The recelVlng at-large berths m- roadway Width will be mclude No 11 Pittsburgh, No 13 creased to a safe two-lane ProVIdence and Nos 16 South standard Included m the Carolma and Creighton proJect 1s the constructiOn of a F1rst-round wmners w1ll adroadside v1sta overlookmg vance to the regwnal tournaLake Vesuvius near Big Bend ments March 14 and 16 The first round pa1rmgs (all Beach " When thiS prOJeCt IS games March 9) completed," Wolter sa1d, "we EAST- ProVIdence ( 23-3 ) vs Penn, Ivy .League champwn at w11l have 2 8 rrules of f~rst class St John's (NY ), Pittsburgh road from VesuVIus Dam to (22-3) vs M1ddle Atlantic B1g Bend Beach " Engle Conference champwn at West ConstructiOn was the con· tractor on the f1rst 1 4 mile V~rgm1a, Morgantown, W Va , segment wh1ch was completed South Carolma (20-4) vs last September. Southern Conference champion Work liimts are to be kept to at the Palestra, Philaa nunllllum so as not to llllpalr delphia the beauty of the area "There MIDEAST-Notre Dame (23IS a proVISIOn m the contract to 1) vs Oh1o Valley Conference champwn and Marquette (22- maintam traffic so as not to 3) vs Mid-American Con- disrupt the use of the area by ference champiOn at Inctlana recreatwnlsts," Wolter added Work IS scheduled to begm State, Terre Haute, lnd around the f~rst of April MIDWEST --Oral !Wberts Funds lor the proJeCt were (20-4) vs Syracuse (111-6) and appropnated by the Federal Cre~ghton (21-5) vs Southwest Conference champiOn at North Highway Adimrustrallon who Will also handle contract adTexas State, Denton, Tex WEST-Dayton (17-7 ) vs numstration and lllSpectwn Pac1f1c Coast Athletic Assoclatwn champion and Big Sky Conference champwn vs. Western Athletic Conference champwn at Idaho State, and told them "you can take Pocatello, Idaho Sttes of all first-round pnde that you supported the games, With the excephon of men and policies that brought the East, had been selected an end to the war which was here when we came to offtee." pnor to Thursday Their opposition to NIXon's B1ggest surprise m the atfore1gn policies were noted as large select10ns was the NIXon S8ld that Thursday was shlftmg of Dayton to the West Regwnal Coach Don Donoher the second anniversary of his md1cated he wasn't surprised return from China He sa1d "1t that h1s team was selected, but seems like a very long llme ago was that the Flyers had been and 1t seelll!l that many of you picked to go agamst the PCAA m thiS aud~ence had concern champ m the West RegiOnal about that trip when 11 was announced You also have concerns about negollallon rather than confrontation With the President's remarks, espe-. the Communist nations, mcludc1ally when he sa1d that his mg the Soviet Uruon, because adnumstration ended the draft ' of the differences we have had- deep 1deolog1cal differences between our system and theirs." The quest1on arose again In a question-and-answer sess1on In other leg~slabve develop- with VIce PreSident Gerald R ments Pord, who repeated an earlier ELECTIONS - The House pronuse that "! have no 111sent back to COilUlUtlee a tention of bemg a political Senate-passed bill which would cand1date for any office m 1976 mcrease compensatiOn for and sa1d he did not see the loss members of boards of elec- of his old congress10nal seat to llons. a Democrat as a precedent EDUCTION - The Senate "How should Americans take unanimously adopted and sent a stand w1th regard to Comto the House leg1slallon extend- muniSt nations?" Ford was mg by two months the report- asked 11 mg date for the Educallon Re1 don't think we have to '~ew CollUlUttee, until next approve a country's mternal Dec 15 goverrunent to negotiate with Both the Senate and House them," Ford said "I think are scheduled to reconvene peace Is more important than next Tuesday at 1 30 p m confrontation " By United Press liitematlonill Baseball's annU~ pre-aeason pos1t1on Jugghng began m earnest Thursday w1th centerfield the prlllle question spot for the Nallonal League diVISIOn champion New York Mets and Cmcmnatl Reds The Mets, who went w1th weak-hitting Don Hahn and the now-retired Wllhe Mays m center for most of last season, are exper1mentmg with regular leftf~elder Cleon Jones m the nuddle garden Meanwhile, Reds' Manager Sparky Anderson, havmg traded off Bobby Tolan, h1s regular centerlielder for the last live seasons, has dec!ded to g~ve newly-acqu1red Merv Rettenmund the f1rst shot at the JOb " I don't want to keep changmg pos1hons," Jones said of h1s unpending SWitch, "but I'll play center if that's what they want. AU I'm asking 1s a chance to play m some games down here so I can learn the cutoff throws and how to play the hitters " Rettenmund, who was a surpr1se acqws1t10D from the BaltllllOre Orioles last winter masmuch as the Reds gave up pitcher !Wss Gr~ey from an already 'only faiJl• pitchmg staff, 15 the early choiCe for Tolan's spot "I want to play Retterunund every day m an A or B game," saJd AnderjlOn "And if he doesn't wm the pos1t1on, I'll platoon hun with Ken Griffey Ken has tremendous speed and I want hllll to use it " Griffey batted 327 at Indianapolis last year and stole 43 bases Two other centerflelders don't expect to have too many problems m landing a starting role w1th their n~w clubs • WilliE DaVIs, acqll!red m the most spectacular trade of the off..season from Los Angeles, Jomed his new Montreal Expo teammates and promptly announced: "I'm looking forward to the best season of my Vlcemen m heu of a cash bonus House changes and sent to the The V~etnam bonus program governor a bill exemptmg sales was approved by the voters at auction from the reta1l sales last November The estllllated tax 500,000 ehg1ble Ohw serAt the same lime, the House War era VIcemen w1ll be able to claun a adopted, 81-2, and sent to the Actwn came unanllllously maxunum $500 cash bonus, or Senate a b1ll to elimmate mlfa1r Thursday before the Senate take double their cash bonus m practices by beer and Wine JOined the House m weekend ctedits toward tmtwn or fees at manufacturers toward the1r adJournment accred1ted lnslltullOns of ed- d1stnbutors Alter the House concurs m ucation Rep J Leonard Camera, Dmmor amendments next week The cutoff date for applymg Loram, mtroduced a bill and Gov John J G1lllgan signs for an educatwnal cred1t will legally establlShmg a separate the bill, the commiSsioners of be somelliJie before the Dec "black lung" fund to supthe smking fund w1ll be able to 31 , 1982, del!.Qlme for makmg plement msurance benefits set up the mechamcs for the bonus payments pa1d under federal law by awardmg the educahonal Prwr to weekend adJourn- nurung compames to employes asslStam::e credit, whtch may ment, the Senate agreed to disabled by "mmer's asthma " be clauned by ehg1ble ser- Henry Block has 6,000 more with State 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. Reason 12. We have had years of experience and our people have been specially trained. We will do our best in preparing your return, and then we'll carefully check it for accuracy. OOLUMBUS (UP!) - More than 6,000 persons have been added to the state payroll smce Gov John J G1lllgan took office three years ago, Scripps Howard newspapers m Ohw reported Thursday The newspapers sa1d there were 42,017 state employes under the governor's JUrlSdlctwn The Dai~ Sentinel ....... 1107 Second cla81 pol\age pakl at PomerO)' Ohio 304 E. 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Robert Ten en baum , Gilligan's news secretary , said the governor's staff IS com. parable to staffs m other states He sa1d the mcrease from 29 to 56 was caused pnman\y by the need to get secretanal help to answer an average of 2,000 letters weekly from Ohio Citizens (p~ss•bly) 1s the first t1me yoJt~.m~~ someone Wlthoqt~B"q!~ald, you (and that a6{;Deo1'._t) are embarrassed every time there's conver- sation Your "p r o bl e m" s ur (aces agam and agam It's a constant source of embarrassment By co ntrast, a hearmg atd as really a bless mg m diSgutse It ca n take a heavy and uncomfortable burden off your soc1al and family hfe . We would hke to tell you m Ore about tt And we '!9!~ because we bel1eve lilt YQ)l.'ll l>e a much more attf 1\tiY,~,~rson With an a1d. thai;t':*'thou t Ahd iiil'" beheve we can make y6U believe 1t too DILES HEARING AID CENTER R1verS1de Professional 444 W Umon 51 Athens, Ohto 45701 Tel 592-6238 Bldg A total, commerctal fac1hty devoted to better /' hearmg Enrollment Open Here YOU MUST BE ON MEDICARE Sen1or c1 trzen s here have an opportun1ty to enroll 1n a hosp1tal and extended care program whiCh sup plements Med1care to pay the ever increas1ng med1cal un1que expe nses Available To s100 A Day For Expenses 365 Days After Medicare Pays m ex tended care fa cJ I1ties Here Is a hst of some the features no one ~ too old NO HEALTH of REQU IREMENTS, protects you for any condtllon you have Even covers CANCER ARTHRITIS, HEART CONDITION, DIABETES or any other 1llness ALL ACC IDENTS COVERED .: Coach Carl Wolfe's Southern must stop the reboundmg and "" Tornadoes w1ll be searchmg shootmg of 6-4 semor Greg for thm first d1str1ct tour nament berth m more than 10 years when the) take on Coach J1m Fosters North Galha Pirates m the fmals of the Me1gs Class A Me1gs Sectwna l Saturday mght at 7 30 m the Larry R Mornson gym at Rock Sprmgs Wolfe, who sa1d that reboundmg and defense w1ll be the key m the fmal outcome of Saturday's champwnsh1p fray , will send out a sta rtmg lineup cons1stmg of semors Bob M11ler and Randy Warner at the guard postllons se mors Pe te Donahe and the outs1de shootmg of Junior guard Ken Chnstensen Other offens1ve threa ts are Wes Gossett and Roger Caldwell Coal Grove's def ense, a1ded by the Yf•ldcats' poor shootmg mght, made the differen ce on th e Horn ets' home court Sayre and Dave Theiss at the Coac h J 1m Osbo rne's forward pos1hons and se mor Ga ll1po hs Blue Dev1ls adVern Ord at the p1vot spot vanced to the lmals of the Class As for North Gaiha , Wolfe AA Sectwnal basketball sa1d the Tornados have been tournamen t at Coal Grove £or workmg all week on stoppmg the th1rd consecullve year guards T1m Stout and Greg fo llo,. mg Thursda) mght s 72 James They 'll get the~r 50 tnumph over Coach Ca rl normal number of shots,· Large's Rock H1ll Redmen Wolfe said 'We'll probably The Blue Devils, now IH have to concede them at leas t overa ll, meet Coach Carl 20 shots each " the Tornado Hamlll 's South Point coach contmued , 11 but from Pointers, 15-5, for the 1974 where we want them to ta ke IItle Saturday, begmnlng at them '' 7:30 p.m m the Coal Grove Wolfe sa1d tha t Mi ller was H1gh School gym. out of dnlls two days th1s week Ti cke ts for Sa turday 's as a result of Illness, but added champ1onsh1p game went on the Tornado ace should be sale at the h1gh school this ready for the Pirates m the mormng GAHS fans were champwnsh1p game Southern allocated 400 ducats for the enters the game w1th an 11-a contest season mark Wmner of Saturday's enExpected to start for the counter will advance to the Pirates are Tim Stout and Greg Class AA D1str1ct tournament, James at the guard pos1twns, to be held at Rw Grande Dave Robmette and Ke1th College s L) ne Center on Weddmgton at the forward March 6, 7, and 9 slots and M1ke Camden at the South Pomt gamed the fma is p1vot spot The P~rates are 10-9 by ehmmatmg Chesa peake 78on the year 60 and Ironton 41-40 GAHS Southern gamed the Me1gs ousted Me1gs 78-66 before Sectwnal fmals by defeatmg se ndm g Rock H1ll to the Kyger Creek, 66-56 North s1delmes last mght w1th an 8-11 Galha gained the fmals by season mark downmg Eastern, 72-1>2 Coach Hamill 1s expected to Wmner of Saturday's game start Denms Hurd, 5-11 )umor will advance to the Chillicothe at one guard post Ron Ten Class A D1str1ct, and w1ll nant, &-0 semor who almost recetve a first round bye 1 destroyed GAHS at Galhpohs automallcally pulling that on Jan 22, 1s expected to sta rt team m the Class A D1stnct at the other guard post Ten champ1onsh1p game on nant had 24 pomts and 16 Saturday, March 9 rebounds m a 53-52 loss to Gall1pohs earher th1s season Fred Shop~, &.6 sophomore, Revenge' IS sa1d to be very 1s expected to start at center sweet aga1nst the Galhans On Jan That, along w1th a tr1p to the 22, Shope p1cked off 10 Class ADIStriCt Tournament at rebounds and pumped m all 11 Chillicothe, will be on the pmnts for the Pmnters mmds of SVAC champwn David Vance, 6-1 JUnior, Hannan Trace Saturday mght when the Wildcats tangle w1th Coal Grove m the Class A Sec!lil!llli Fmais at Ironton Hlgh Sehool A Wildcat VICtory would not only giVe the Gallians a trip to Chillicothe, but it would avenge a 57 -&1 loss to the Hornets, the only blemiSh on Hannan Trace's record Coach Paul Dillon's Wildcats move mto the finals with a 19-1' mark. Coach Dave Waller's Hornets nde mto the fmais w1th a 16-4 mark In the earlier meetmg, the Hornets stung early m rolllng up an 16-4 lead before Hannan Trace could get untracked The Wildcats cut the def1crt to seven at the half and moved ahead by a seven pomt margm m1dway m the f1nal penod before a combmahon of thmgs turned the game around In order to wm, the Wildcats Without the home floo r adva nta ge the Horne.s could be m trouble Hannan 1race has n on two ga mes m the Class A fmals and Ron Schrltter, &-2 JUmor are expected to open at the forward slots Vance picked off 11 rebounds and netted eight points against GAHS during regular season play. Greg Prater, &-2 JUnior, 1s seeded team I he Hor nets must s top Hannan T1aces fast b1 ea k semor guard does not score the Pointers' s1x lh man South Pmnt 1s experl€d to employ a zone defense agams t the Galhpuhtans Thu rsdaj Hock Hlil emploved a 2-1-2 zone agtu nst th~ Ga lhans , and tr1ed a full cou1 t press on seve1al occa~wns, but the sma llet Redmen we1 c no match for the SEOAI cham pwns Although 1t \~as not one of Galha s better all around performant:es the Blue Devils led all the way It was 16-7 afte1 one pellod , 32·17 dullng the ht:t lftJme mtenmsswn t:tnd 52-28 afl€r three penods W1 th the score 59 26 and 6 19 lert m t 1e game Coach Osborne cleared h1s bench The Redmen ou tscored GAHS 22 13 durmg the fmal SIX mmutes of play Three Blue Devlis hmshed m double f1gures Guard J1m Niday talhed 18 pomts, Gil Pnce 17 and M1kc S1ckles 13 Don DaviSson led th e Redmen's attack w1th 12 GAHS hlt 27 or 61 held goa l attempts for 44 2 pet At the chanty hne, the De vils canned 18 of 23 for 78 2 pet GA HS had mill Insurance Co of Oh10 CLIP AND MAIL TODAY FOR FREE FACTS, MAIL TO DENTS IN YOUR BUDGET ... 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' • ~ ----------·---·------~ 1 Would like Addlftonallnformatlon About Medicare Supplement Understand There Is No Obllgahon I NAME I oo oo 0 I 0 0 o o o oo oo oo oo o o0 o oo o o o0 oo o ooo o o oo o oo o ADDRESS •••••••••••••••••• • , •· •····••••·•··· ·•··· Phone 992-5120 follow the datly activities of scholastlc sports and 1t seems the quet ) Js becom mg more ~md more re levant every year Whereas m football , baseball and othr sports the fans ale somewhat ren 1m ed from the pl ay mg t:trea, the payin g customers are nght on top of the actwn m basketball, makmg 1t very easy for the spectator to become a parllctpant " Incid ents ha\e occurred thts v.mter which make one wonder whether ou1 h1gh school gvmnas1ums "'ll be tur ned mto the a1med camps our college campuses resembled m the lat e 60s and eally 70s Will armed guards, or pollee escorts be needed for off1c1als timers sco re keepers etc ' It has ab cady happened Seve ral weeks ago a sout heastern Ohio powerhouse lost 1ts hrst game of the season, and mc1dents fo llowmg the game reflected poor!) on the team s followers One \\oman repeated !) swung w1ldly at the head of the offlc lalllmer wtlh het pu1 se , wh1le rovmg 'fans" confronted ilie timer before he could make h1s v.ay to fr tendher confmes behmd a lucked door One fan constantly kicked at the portal, e1ther m frustratiOn over the loss or an attempt to knock the door down F"ollowmg Wednesday mght's Ironton-south Pomt thnller fans agam confronted an ofhc1al, but heavily equipped pohce officers quickly JU mped m the unruly crowd 's way Followmg that, the offiCial scorer, who I had to get some New York Ke nt ucky C aro 1tn a Vtrg tnt a Memphts 1 pet g b 42 15 617 '4 0 15 6 15 I 42 30 583 2 22 44 333 19 17 so 2S1 25 w es t w I pel g b 45 24 6S 2 Uta h ln d ana 36 3-' S l.l 9 J4 JJ 507 10 5 Al i On to D env er 3 1 36 463 13 Sa n D ego 30 J6 44 i 1 1 1 Thur sday 's R es ult s U tah 127 Denver I O'i to11ly game sch eduled ) Frtday s Games M emphts v s V r gtnta a l Norfolk San Otego at N ew Yo r k San An 1onl0 al Ky (on l y Qames sc h edu l ed) Interest t=or You 5.75% Tourney scores Oh 10 H 1gh Sc hool Basketba ll Scores. By un, ted Pr ess 1n ternat 1ona l Thur sday Cl ass AAA (A t Canton) C anlon M c K tnl e y 72 A r k o n Spr tngf eld 49 ( At C<J iumb usl Col s E ast 66 Reyno l d 5burq S6 Co t s Easlmoo r 89 We::. te.rv li e On 90-Day Certificates 5 75 per ce nt pe r year pa.d on 90 day Ce r t tf ,cates of Depos tt $1,000 00 " !A t Troy) Spr1nq Sou lh 69 Mf'adowd a l e 59 Spr ng N or th 85 Fatrbor n Park H tl l5 J <l I At Oxford! C 1n Pr1n c eton 68 Oxford Tal a w a n da 6 \ Mt L e mon Mon r o e 70 c n Healthy 62 1 At Cleveland) Sout hvt ew 55 Ckve 5 1 Edward Mtntmum Int e res t Payable Quarterly Meigs Co. Branch @ " Lo ra tn A dmtral K tng 73 A mhersl 37 <A t R i o Grande) The Athens County Marte11a 8 3 Mtam T r .:1 ce 52 Class AA Sav1ngs & Loan Co <At N ew Phlladelphtal 296 Second Sf We::.. I Holmes 69 Dr esd en Tr1 Pomeroy, Oh 1o Valley sa NHL Sl a rtdm gs (At Feder ill H oc k1ngl By Untied Pr ess lnler nat tdnal N ew L ex ngton 6 1 V nt on Ea st w I I ph gf ga Coun t y 61 (At Luca SVIll e) Bos ton 42 10 7 91 270 159 Mon tre l 37 16 8 82 129 17.0 waverly 93 M nford 60 { AI Urb a n al N Y Rng r s 32 i6 12 76 227 18 1 Versatl l es 61 M amt Ea sl 60 Sprmg Shawnee 70 l n dtan Lake L _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __J Toron to 28 2 1 12 66 222 183 5I Bu ff a lo 26 26 DelrOtf 22 J I N Y l sld r s 15 Vancovr 17 ~I Phd a In cuttmg hun of£ at the pass, mtrod ucmg myself , and ex losers In other area tournament scoreke eper But the explan ation wasn't enough to sa hsfy the near violent games Thursday , Waver h remamed ahve Wllh a 93-1>0 fans, and on!) a qu1ck unlocking of the door and dodgm g dash through th e passageway avmde~ a physical confrontatiOn 'Somebody's Gonna Gel Killed ," was the lltlc of a magazme art1cle nearly 10 years ago Concerrung violence m pro basketball , that excellent p1ece also has releva ncies 10 college (re the Ohio State Mmnesota mc1dent), and h1gh school ball as well County, 61-1>0, Valley do\\ned Eastern of P1ke 67-57, Ross Southeaste rn "h1pped Umoto 53-51, Coal Grove lUI ned back Ironton St Joe 71-55, and Manetta wa ll oped M1am1 Trace, 83-52 w Colleqe Ba sk e lb all R esu ll o:, J C ST 77 Bl oo mt 1e d fJ By Un1 t ed Pre$ s lnt er naftonal Mon mouTh 74 U p::. a l a 68 P layof f s So ut hern Conference { lsi South Round) L OUI SVI l l e 95 '. I L out s 85 Dav 1d son a:t c l a del 69 B::.c y n 9Jt P l mb cll At n t c Btl Wm & Mary 75 E Ca r 67 (2 0I J Rndlph M en 106 Tw o:, n St 79 CUN Y Tournam e n1 ( 1 ~ 1 R o und I Mrdw es f Yo r k 53 Qu een s 51 Lehma n Stl H un l f'r 50 Wsc n sn Mwk89A I A79 C CNY 64 Brook ynn SJ D etro I 36 L oyolla rIll ) 75 Medgar Evers 8 5 Baru ch 71\ S Ills 99 Evansv li e 8l Bra dl e y 75 Drak e 74 w es t V1rgm1 a Conference Tourney Sou lhw es t Qu ar t er F1nal ::. An g elo ~~ 106 Sui Ro ss. 99 F rrnn l 96 Dvs & E k n s 60 Sa l em 90 B ec kl e y 88 E T e x Sl 73 Howrd Payn e 66 N Mex St 9S N Te x Sl 69 Nchll s Sl 70 Sprng hll 67 E a sf S H o u slon St Sl Tex: A& I 70 Bryant 77 Benll e v 72 13o s ton R9 Holy Cro ss 79 Wes.t M I T BI Wor e Polyl ecl 12 Utah RJ Co or ado Sl 82 Sa lem S l 87 Suffolk 52 BYU Jj Wyom nq 62 P rov dence 97 Can Stu 5 69 Sea l ti e 6'1 San Fran 59 G eorg clown 65 Cumb erland 6 1 Port a nd 13 Port l and Sl 72 Shaw 65 Mercyhu r sl 76 Plaltcv l i e ? 4 Stout 6 Dom tn can 69 C<i l h e dr<~ ~H Scr d Heart 90 Brdqprt 67 Bai t more 9 1 Catho l tc 87 Our Is Howa r d 'ill De awar e Sf sa Greater J C Srn tth 9i Hampton 90 towa1d the Coal Grove Ath letic D1rector s office stnped shirt by angered and frenz 1ed fans TI~ey wanted to know why he d1di1 't call a foul when the real ro mp over Mmford Ne w Lexwgton upset V1nton NB A Sta ndtnq o:, By Untfe d Pre s$ lnl er n a l tona 1 Ea st er n Confcr enc t• A 11 anttC DIVI SIOn w 1 p et q b ~'i 1B 7 11 B osl un ~ I ')6 61? 6 New York 36 3 4 ')J,i I? Bu lf alo Ph 1ta 20 <1 6 JOJ 26 Centr a l Drvt sto n w I pet 9 b c .,p tt a 38 29 567 fl. tlanla 911 40 117 10 Hou ston 2t; <1 t 33 6 12 Clev e 13 1\ 7 3? 9 16 W est ern conferenc e M1dwest Dt VIS IOn w 1 pet g b d9 18 7] I Mtlwaukee n 27 681 3 Chtcago ~~ ~ 25 636 6 Delrott 27 43 386 231 KC Omaha Pact h c OtV ISIOn w I pe t IJ b v Sl ate 37 27 ~ 76 Los Anqel es 37 30 552 1 Sea l I e J O 39 43 5 9 Phoen x 2S 43 368 11 Por ll and 21 16 J I J 17 Thursday s R esults Mtlw 1\J D etr ot l 90 G St IZ9 Prt 1d 109 (On ly game s sc h edu ed l Fnday s G,l m ~s Boston at Buf f alo M l wauku~ a l A ll an Ia New York al Cap I a I Se al li e at Detroil K C Omll a l Los A n g Cht cago at Portland PhoentK itl Hou sl on Cleveland at Pht la (On l y games sc hedu led 1 ABA St andmgs By Un tted Pre ::. s Int er nati ona l Eas t mformatlon from, was qUickly makmg h1s way act ass the floor referees whistled a player for a trave hng vJOlatton m the wamng moments of the 41-40 encounter He waved the score back that \\as tucked under h1s arm at th em, explammg that he wasn 't a referee, only the ofhcwl Whether playmg games w1th no fa ns present , or some other dreaded solutwn IS apphed, someth 10g w1ll ha ve to be done before a tra gedy, or strmg of traged1es , occ ur on our h1gh school basketball courts It soun ds hke the type of thmg that could only happen 10 a foreign country where sot:ce r fans stampede and other such atroc1t1es occur But ll may hit home, and h1t hard H1gh school football games m Cleveland several years ago were marred by stabbmgs and other constant lawlessness, both unde1 the bleachers and m the stands As a result, Cleveland scholashc grad games were moved to Saturda} afternoons , w1th constan t police patrols m the area Elsewhere, Dayton htgh school basketball games have been marred by frequent rac1al ba ttles followm g 'games ' Basketball games m fan less f~el dhouses have already been played mamly as an experunent It has worked well U the fa ns don't settle down soon , there may be no such ammai as the ' basketball fan " Jt wou ld be a "tragedy " m 1tself, but the fan would have no one to blame but hunself THIS WEEK'S TOURNEY PREDICTIONS Gallipolis ov er South Poml - Pomters were sporadic m Wednesday's tnumph over Ironton Slowmg down qu1ck Tennant and defenSive Shope and Schntter underneath should be the keys • • LTD: A solid, well-made fami car that delivers fami car gas mileage. Hannan Trace over Coal Grove - Close Hornet wm m regular season at Coal Grove was spurred by slow Wlidcat start H-T should be favored w1th neutral court second time around , but Wildca ts w1ll have to perform mu ch better than they did m Wednesday's sem1-f1na l Could go nght down to the wire Fo rd LTO 4 Doo r Hardtop • Onion Sets • Seed Potatoes, Mame Certified Kennebec • Hydrated lime • Plant Food • Grass Seeders • Fertilizer • Peat Moss Cobblers, e Peat Pots • Pottmg Soil • Garden & lawn Tools • Lawn & Garden Hose & Sprayers • Fencing LAWN MOWERS-ROTO Tlu.ERS WHEELBARROWS-GARDEN GLOVES MODERN SUPPLY Roy_ai ,Crown Bottlmg Company Middleport Pomeroy • I J111s questwn has been uppermost m the nunds of man y who A Complete Lme of Or tho Garden Products SUGAR RUN MILLS 114 Court St. Pomerei'y. Ohto 45769 W1ll fans destroy the ga me of basketball ' me to foll ow him It was a qw ck Jaunt to the AD s office, but before we could make 1t through a guarded doorway several fans stopped us It was the usua l, almost eve ryda y confrontatiOn of a man m a Seeds - Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and Grit - Fertilizers - Lime Cement & Mortar - Stock Salt Water Softener - Remedies - Sa It LiNers- Vaccine - Roofing- Paints - Red Brand Fencing - Baler and Bmder Twine - Sprays - Gates. 992·2 115 Fohe.~ 16 turn overs Pnce picked off 11 caroms for Gall1pohs Rock H1ll h1 t 21 of 64 held goa l attempts for 32 8 pet The Redmen converted e1ght of 11 free throw atl€mpts fo r 72 7 pet Rock Hill had 18 personals, 37 rebounds and 18 costly turn overs Bre tt Bond hauled down 10 rebounds for the Red Rose . ANIMAL FEEDS Mulberry Ave Hy Ot·,,y plammg my need of fma l held goal and free throw totals, he told EHI HALF-QUARTS in ;:m y state Fender Benders Sports Desk College scores tract for h1 s twelfth season hosp1tal or Pays rn add1hon to any coverage you now have All benefitS paid to you In Oh1o IS underwritten by Cap 1tal licensed much but moves the bal\ wel\ and ts always m the ac t1on Game tune 1s t:t l 7 30 p m Pro Standings w1th the Reds Wednesda y Rose reportedly w1ll get $150,000 for playmg this season - beheved to be the highest salary ever pa1d by the team to a player Only rehever Pedro Borbon remams uns1gned He 1s expected to meet w1th team off1c1als Fnday com pany Oh10 Good extended care tac1llty cen te1 Randy Halley, a 5-10 All GA M ES T E f\M W L P OP ( 1 l !f)O I I"> II 1 1?76 1076 Ww t r y 16 1 1] 9(1 1140 '> ov l ll f'n 1nl 15 5 13 18 109] Whu: l er sburq 15 J J?/9 10'i 0 L oqan 17 7 134 1 1199 Port sntou th 11 1 1109 110 I A tl CII S 10 9 1071 970 n 1eS o3P Crlk C' 10 9 I ll ? 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Cmcmnat1 Reds left f1elder, Pete Rose, the Natwna l Leagu es Most Valuable Player m 1973, s1gned a con· Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS engmecr ed by Mark Sw~•m . 6-0 JUnt or gua rd , the area s leadmgscorer John I.ushc r,6l sen 1or forward Wayne The Wildcats blasted Fa~rland 72-48 and upended Green Twp 77 -&1 Coa I Grove 1s the top Devils, Pointers clash for crown NO WAITING PERIODS promises was to Improve at Lucasville Gilllglln's own offiCe staff m- W1tb, a hearmg a td , the only elhl:)arrassmg moment Hannan Trace and North Gallia eye berths in district meet Benefit Effective On Enrollment Date employes Largest departmental mcrease was m Mental Health and Mental Retardallon where 1,170 workers were added One of G1lhgan's campa1gn INTEREST !;IF MEIGS-MASON AREA CJI&IJTERL TANNFJIILL, If you have a hearing ptoblem, and don't wear an aid, at least listen toteason. SUPPLEMENT INSURANCE W'es show there are now 48,201 many for the new state prtson Phillies' o4tfielder Will1e Montanez and DOdgers' lefthander Al DoWnlhg were the most notable players to agree to 1974 terms Thursday Downmg, who won nme games last season, Signed for approxunately $60,000, while the Phi!Hes did not disclose terms on the flamboyant Montanez, a 263 hitter last season Still among the uns1gned were New York Yankee relief ace Sparky Lyle, Oakland A's outltelder Bllly Comgharo, Dodger pitcher Don Sutton (seeking a reported $115,000) and hiS batterymate catcher Joe Ferguson, Expos' first baseman Hal Breeden, TwlllS' shortstop Jerry Terrell and deSignated hitter Tony Oliva (fightmg a pay cut desp1te a 291 average last season and a club-leading 92 rb1), G1ants' star outfielders Gary Matthews (the Natwnal League rookie of the year ) and Garry Maddox, and Texas Rangers' ulllityman CP.sar Tovar MEDICARE n ldlhgan took office m mental health serviCes m Ohio. An mcrease of 850 workers was m the Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections, O!l'!lle eqntract s1gnmg front, remember, was aequired for outspoken reilef ace Mike Marshall And at St Peterti6urg, sluggmg Reggie Smitli, one of the many Boston Red Sox to cross over league barriers to the St •loUIS Cardinals last wmter, took batting practice for the first tune Wllh h1s new teammates Accordmg to Cards' Manager Red Schoendienst, Smith, a swltchhltter, will bat just m front of catcher Ted wlio also January, 1971 The latest flg- DEVOTEDTOlHE ROBERT HOEFLICH, CltyEdll• Published dally riCq:tt Saturday by The Ohio Valley Publishing Company, 111 CWrt St , Pomeroy, Ohio, 567e8 Business Offace POOne tt2-2151 Editorial Phone 912. THE INCOMI! TAX .. u .... boll) w,ys, career " Davis, you may Educational credit plan OK'd COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Oh1o Senate has adopted legLSlatwn setting up an educatwnal cred1t program for eug1ble Ohw veterans of the V1etnam .. Cttge stmulings 399 W Mam St 992 2164 Pomeroy , 0 THE STORE WITH "A LL K IND S OF ST UF F" - POR PETS, STABLES. LARGE & SMALL ANIMAL S LAWNS A ND GARDENS • 18.8 miles p~r gallon average. Gas m1leage Is a b1g cons td erat1on t od ay That s why 11 s n1ce to know the fam1ly·s1ze Ford LTD g1ves you surp r1 s1ng gas m1 leage Ind epe nden t strrctly on the up-and-up test results s how Ford LTD averaged 18 6 m1les per gallon Check o n the qu1et LTO fa cts Professional Driver # 1 Protesslonal Drrver # 2 20 3 17 4 Housewife # 1 Housewife # 2 20 2 16 3 Hugh Downs 19 7 the On Dece mber 28 1973 f1ve production ltne Ford LTD 4 door p1Uared hardtops equ1pped w1th 351 CID V-8 engmes were drtven fr om PhoeniX to Los Angeles Th e Fords were dnven by th ree non- professio nal and two professtonal drtvers at speeds not exceedrng 50 mph . . . . . . The f1ve-ca r gas mtl~age average 18 8 mpg One expenence d economy dnver average d 20 3 mpg, and a housew1fe from Scottsdale, Arrzana, ave raged 20 2 mpg Of cau rse you may nat get the same results be ca use mdeage depends on lotS' of thmgs • . maintenance, dr1vrng hab1ts total we1ght road and dnv1ng cond1t1ons Sto p by your local Fo rd Dealer soon He II shaw you a w1de selection of tamJiy·slze Fords th at are nght l or the t1mes and your lam1ty See your local Ford Dealer today. KEITH GOBL,E FORD, INC. 461 S. 3RD AVE. ' MIDDLEPORT �.. .I 5- The Daily ~ntinel, Middle!Mlrt-Pomerov. 0 .. March I, 1974 4- The Dail v Sentinel Middleport-Pomeroy. 0. , March I, 1974 New England is class topic Con~tit~tions to be displayed COLUMBUS - The two constitutions of,Ohio wi ll be put on public ~ isplay for the fi rst timeS8turday, March 2 as par t · of new fund.anwnta l documents exh ibi t at lhe Ohio Historical Center. , The opening of the exhibit is being timed to coincide with the weekend of Statehood Day. March 3. The new display will feature more than just the official documenl.s of Ohio Government. Many other graphics and artifacts have been gathered toge ther to give visitors a feel for the time when these papers were drawn up. The fundamental documents a t ~ Corner •.• A PSALM OF WORK Tell me not we'r e owed a l iving By our government or God : That recei ving , never givin g, Should be ou rs if we but nod . Wer e we given power of mot ion Just to be a spineless clod? Isn't t ha f an awf~ l notion For the im ag e ot our God ? Work was not To the sons of But in love t he Wanted each wor t h. in anger given men on earth ; Lord of Heaven to prove his Work is ne'er a curse, bul bl ess ing , Sign of provi dentia l care; . ' T is a lovi ng , kind ca r ess mg That al l men are free to share. Hisl 'r y's pages onl y mention Th ose who've toi led and gone ahead With good w il l and fir m in· tent ion To have earned t he ir dai l y bread. Do not si t and pine in angui sh: Th row your shoulder s back and sm il e; Better 'tis by far than langu ish tn self -plty .all the whil e. Find you r work and t hen beg in it With a m ind to do you r. bes l; And with pr ide you'll glor y in It, Passing every cr uc ial test. -Set h F. Nic ho lso n, Rutla nd , Ohio. (all rights re se r ved) . C hoose Keepsake with complete con fid ence, beca use the fa mous Kee psake Guarantee assu res a per fec t en gagement d ia mond of p recise cut and supe rb color. There is no fin er diamond ring. at the Ohio Historical Center. ~J hi o ~ovc rnme nt offi cia ls plan to pmti cipa te. Dr. Harold Grimm President of the Ohio Hi s tol'i ~a l Society, will ad as master or cere mon ies. The Ohio Historical Center is open lo the pu blic free or charge from 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday and from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday. The Center is loca ted on I-71, just north of th e Ohio Sta te Fairgrounds, Columbus. es ta bl is hed th e rules for govern ing the ,territory in the vears before s ta te h,o o~. the Ohio Constitu ti ons of 1802 and 1851 and se lected amendments rr.om the fourth constitutional convention of 1912. Other fi rsl.s will mclode the original sUite flag, the desk of Ohio's first Governor , Edward Tiffin, a replica of the weatherva ne from the fi rst sta tehouse m Chillicothe and a set of five Great Seals of Ohi o used by sUite offi cials from 1802 and through the presen t. The public is i nvite~ to attend the opening of the exhi bit I The Poet's I :~t '::.'*-~~~:;;;,~~:N~~=*:::;.?o!:::-::~~ saturday, March 2at 2::i0 1).111.. on ex hi bit will be the Northwest Orctinancc of 1787, whkh m~~;:·:·::·=·=·::::=:~:::::::::-::::::::::::~::::::::~~ Social !:: Calendar! I by They're Terrific! con dit ion the hair and keep it solft and managea ble. Creme rin ses can a Iso be used on obst inate a nd w ir y hair as a setting lot ion . If you ar e fa ced with hair problem s, consult us. We know how Ia t re at th em and help preve nt th ei r reoc. curance. CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON 21 4 E. SEC6 ND ST. POMERO Y, OHI O PHONE 992-7606 RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochar y returned from a Florida vacation Wednesday. While in Florida they were guests of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henry at Lakeland, and at the Leesburg home of Harold Russell. A highlight of their visit was a trip to Disney World. I CRAIG < * Portable Cassette Recorder * Portable Stereo Eight-Track Player *Portable Stereo Eight-Track Player, AM/FM Radio * Home Units: LET'S BEAT THE BIG ONE . • JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINST HEART DISEASE HEART SUNDAY * Stereo Cartridge Player System • * Automatic Record Changer MARCH * Car Stereo Speakers WERNER RADIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .. I Help yow Heart••• CJ) Robert Bumgarner of th Hea th Mary R. Sauer Miss Sauer is family leader Mary R. Sa uer has bee n named Kyger Creek Hi gh School 1973-74 Betty Crocker ~·amily Leader of Tomorrow. Mary won the honor by competing with other seniors in the written knowledge and attitude examination Dec. 4. She is now eligit>le for state and national honors and will receive a specially designed award from General Mills, Inc. , sponsor of the annual educational scholarShip program. State Family Leaders of Tomorrow receive a $1,500 college scholarShip while state second-place winners receive a grant of $500. The state winner also earns for his or her school, a 20-volume reference work "The Annals of America " from Encyclopedia Brittanica Educational Corp. In the spring, state wirmers and their faculty advisors will Seve ral contr ibuti ons, including $25 to the Middleport firemen for the emergency vehicle fund, and $5 each to the Heart Fund and the March of Dimes, were made during the Wednesday night mee ting of the American Legion Auxiliary of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Middlepor t. Elected at the mee ting were the delegates to Buckeye Girls' I lntrof,lucing Fish & Chips tROW'S Help yout Heatt Fund EAT IN or TAKE HOME Our fish are tender golden whitefish fillets from the cold Middleport Campaign Conducted March 3· By The Business and Professional Women's Ouh Important Announcement! THIS MESSAGE IS SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE COMPA~Y BY THE FOLLOWING: ~~PARKERSBURG SAT. THE MEIGS INN 10 til 2 PHONE 992-3629 POMEROY, OHIO quantity you desire. Take . them home or enjoy them in the comfort of our restaurant . Er win's _G ulf, Middleport Crows Steak House , Pomeroy Downing-Childs Insurance. Middleport G & J Auto Parts, Pomeroy K & C Jewelers , Pomeroy Pomeroy Be~ Franklin, Pomeroy Rail's Ben Franklin, Middleport Racine Home National Bank. Racine Mullen Insurance, Pomeroy Landmark, Pomeroy Walker Funeral Home. Rutl~nd Pome~oy Natiooa] Bank, Pomeroy- Rutland Citizens National Bank, Middleport Valley Lumber and Supply, Middleport Cleland Realty, Pomeroy Farmers Bank and Savings, Pomeroy Racine Food Ma rket, Racine Stiffler ' s, Pomeroy-Micldleport Pomeroy Sunoco Service Center, Pomeroy Pomeroy Motor Company, Pomeroy Simon ' s Pomeroy Market, Pomeroy The Sewing Center. Middleport Ewing 's Funeral Home, Pomeroy Sugar Run Flour Mill ; Pomeroy Karr & Van zandt, Pomeroy M~r~ V Store , Middleport Everywhere 2pieces FISH & CHIPS ... .. .. .. 1.45 • 6pieces FISH &CHIPS .... .. .... 4.20 i f JO pieces BUCKET Or FISH ... .. 5.55 J 10 pieces FISH &CHIPS·........ · 6.35 i • l Order CHIPS . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . .30 • f ... ... ........ , ~- \ I Jt Girl Scout Cookies, anyone'! Beginning today and continuing through March 10, Meigs County's girl scouts will be out in their neighborhoods taking orders for cookies. Five varieties are available - chocolate chip, sandwich cremes, thin mints, sugared Shortbread, and peanut butter patties - all are family sized boxes selling lor $1 each. Of the dollar for each box, 11 cents goes into the treasury of the troop to which the scout selling the cookies belongs, and about 39 cents goes into the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council for the equipping and maintenance of camps. The coo.kies are provided by the American Biscuit Co. The scouts will be taking orders for cookies now, and they will be delive red some time th e last week in April. Money for the cookies wih be collected at the time they are delivered. 992-2039 ·: Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs . Millard Van Meter· Ph. 9~2- 203~ Ph . 992-5721 Carl E. Hicks and the choir will SPEAKER SET assist. Everyone is cordially The Nativity of Mary invited. Rev. Hicks will preach Dea nery will observe a Day of Sunday morning. Recollection at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Pomeroy . Speaker lor the meeting will be the Rev. Fr . Roger Foys of th e M~trimonial Tribunal. Hosting the meeting will be members of the Catholic Women's Club of Sacred Heart. BISHOP COMING MASON, W. Va. - Bishop D. Frederick Wertz will be guest speaker and present the Girl Scout God and Community Awards at Mason United Methodist Church on March 3, 9:45 morning service. Rev. Clarence McCloud will lead the devotional service, At noon there will he a covered dish dinner . The girls of Scout Troop 592 receiving the award are Carla McFarland, Mary McFarland, Linda Test and Ka thleen Test. The troo p leaders are Mrs. Bonni e McFarland ·a nd Mrs. Peggy Edwards. United Meth txJist Church, and his wife, Ruth, and the Rev Dw ight ZavLt~ . pastor of the Mi ddleport · First United Pres byterian Ch ur ch. Both spoke briefly welcoming the new minister to the community . The p r o~ram included a selection by Don Erwin and his daughter, Amy: special music by ''The New Beginners," a sextet composed of Sharon Wilson, Trudy Roach, Mary Boggs, Christy Heos, Mar tha McNea l and ·Kathy Baker d ~rected by Mrs. Glaze who also accompanies the group; and organ-piano numbers by Mrs. Chester Erwin and Mrs . James Sheel,, Refreshments were served from a table decorated with yellow fl oral arrangements and yellow tapers in si lver holders. Sandwiches, cookies, co ff ee , punch and mints wer e served. Mrs. Sheets presided at the coffee Ser vice, an d Mrs. Gerlach at the punch bowl. Servi ng on the p lann ing committee for the recep tion ~~;e r e Mrs. Ciyda Allensworth, Mrs. Erwin, Mrs. Dana Swill , Mrs. Raymond Cole, Mrs. Art Hess, Mrs. J ohn Reece, Mfs. Margaret La llance, Miss Mild red Haw ley and Mrs. Harold Wolfe. --------------, rI This Coupon Worth •2.00 On I COUPON I Any Purchase Of Regular Pr.ice Shoes •9.99 and Up -Sat. Only 1 I I At . I heritage house Middleport, Ohio Clip & Redeem This Coupon Nelson Introduces ~:~:l:~i:r:i;:, ',iard wat~r: probl~ms with a new ''SPEED QUEEN® ,,,,, Fl\,0-MATIC .. AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENER A Spted Queen au lo ma lic wa tenohtner will remon• and ma gn!P! IUtn, c~o~ l dum th e r~ UH'\ of hard water and pipe-douins dl'posih . Soft wafet htt m"itny benefilfl Cluner. brfthtoer, •ot'ter rlod1•. Mo~::e mtllflt~bl e, l'" lroU5 hair. Spa rtding ~t l ana and dldttf. C l~aner, mort co~fqm:ble l>a•Mns, THRIFT·O·MATIC fully aul omatk water softeners have variabl l' g r;~in l'ap< H:ili r.'!l. Models a re avlllilable wilh da il y rex enentiun rur up to 210,000 wl:!ekly gra in capacity. Hugged, rust-proof polre thylene Clllbi nel ;~vail a bl e in Baker Furniture Middleport, Ohio LADIES DRESSES COTTON AND DACRON Missy and Vz Sizes (12-20) (12Vz-24¥.z) .!.......................................; Values To '12.95 . NOW CHOW'S STEAK HOUSE ·The First Giant Print Bible POMEROY, OHIO Ml DOLE PORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ssoo ) BAHR CLOTHIERS N. SECOND ST. I 1 I I I ~--------------- LARGE SELECTION DINNERS • •i l piece F1SH &CHIPS with slaw .. 1.15 i : 2pieces F1SH &CHIPS with slaw:.l.70 ii : Spetial Icelandic Fish Sandwich .. .85 • . r---------"1 1----------.. Vete rans Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy Rawlings -Coats FunE:,ral Home, Middleport Athens County Savings & Loan, Meigs Co. Branch , Pomeroy . Royal Crown Bottling Company, Middleport R. H. Rawlings Sons Company. Middleport Goessler Jewelry, Pomeroy Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy, Pomeroy Ebersbach Hardware, Pomeroy Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Star Supply, Racine Pomeroy Flower Shop, Pomeroy M & R Shopping Center, Mi~dleport Nelson ' s Drug Store. Pomeroy New York Clothing House. Pomeroy Modern Supply, Pomeroy Warner Insurance Agency, Pomeroy Village Pharmacy, Middleport P. J . Pauley , Nationwide Ins., Pomeroy Adolph ' s Dairy Valley, Pomeroy L & l Dress Shop. Pomeroy Legar Monument, Pomeroy Meigs Equipment Company, Pomeroy Keith Goble Ford, Inc ., Middleport Virgil Teaford ·Realty, Pomeroy Buy Girl Scout Cookies THE BIG BEND Neighborhood of the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council mel Wednesday for a short meeting with Mrs. Isabelle Foster, district advisor. A report on the recent organizational me eting of the new council was given by Mrs. Maxine Hart, a delegate. Mrs. Foster distributed troop camp reservation forms, new order forms for girl scout equipment, and camping information for sununer activities in the surrounding states. The area association meeting was announced lor April 27 with th e place to be named later . Plans were discussed for an evening pow-wow for leaders of Slate at Capilal University in the Big Bend Neighborhood some time this spring. Jun e. Ann ou n ce m e n t , RliTLANDJUNIOR TROOP however, of the names is withA CANDLELIGHT investiture ceremony highlighted the held un til acceplance by the Tuesday night meeting of the Rutland Junior Scouts of Mrs. Department of Ohio, Ameri can Merle Johnson . Legion Auxiliary. Invested were Kim Haley, Lisa Smith, Libby Watkins, Gail A re por t was give n on · and Cheryl Pierce, Patty Wyatt and Debbie Morrison. Denise America nism li terature laken Lambert was rededicated during the ceremony. In observance of Thinking Day, the troop discussed the role to Eastern High Sc hool, Meigs High School and the Book- of scouting in a gir l's life, the founding of scouting, the meaning mobile. The literature included of the promise, the laws and the world association pin and the Ohi o Government Diges t, a membership star. book titled "Our Flag," and Refreshments were served and materials for the cookie sale booklel.s on flag etiquette and were distributed. flag codes . A community service party MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP 39 March 21 at the Athens Menlal A program in observance of Thinking Day, Health Center was ann ounced . Feb. 22, was held at the meeting of Troop 39 Wednesday at Communi ca tions were rea d Heath United Methodist Church, Middleport . Several of the fr om the pres idents of the scouts participated in readings on Thinking Day and then gave Eighth Distri ct and th e the promise. . Department of Ohio, as well as Three large white candles were lighted by Sarah Dtddle and seve ral department chair- then 10 girls, each portraying a scout from another land, lighted persons. smaller candles, as they gave the scout laws. The ceremony Reported ill were Velsia concluded with th e girls singing "Girl Scouts Together ." Roush, Becky Roush, Sandra The patrol which recently completed the wo(ld games badge Might, Cheryl Barnhart, Dobra taught the group a Danish game, "The Ocean is Stormy." McG uffin , Helen Kenn edy, Centerpiece for the table featured the 3 parts of the promise Louise Hawkin s, Emma and was made by Mrs. Ruth Spencer. Wayland and Edn a WayThe girls voted to attend the Church of the Nazarene in a land . A symp ath y card group on Girl Scout Sunday, March 10. was sent to the Edgar Arnott family. It was voted that a committee be appoin ted to visit all PREACHER NOTED mee tin g whi ct opened in memb ers who are ill or The Rev. John Bryant, ritualistic form following a hospilalized and Mrs. Marvin of the Vinton Uni ted pastor potluck dinner. The door prize Kelly wa s named chairwoman. was won by Lelia Wea- Methodist Church, will preach Mrs. Etta Will presided at the therby, and she will contribute at the Pomeroy United Meth odi st Church Sunday it for next month 's meeting. night, March 3, at 7:30. Pastor We Wire Flowers '' I . be the guests of General Mills on an expense-paid educational tour· whi ch will include Washington , D.C. and Minneapolis, Minn. A special event of th e tour is the announcement of the All-American Family Leader of Tomorrow1 whose . scholarShip will be increased to $5,000 . Second , third, and fourth place winners will receive scholarShip increases to $4 ,000 , $3,000, and $2,000 respectively. This year, 703,074 studenl.s fr om 14 ,463 schools were enrolled in the Betty Crocker Sear ch, which lor the second year, included senior boys. Since the program began in 1954-55, approxima tely nin e million students have particip ated and sc holarship s awards total more than $2 million . FLOWERS MUSIC NIGHT the finest t DAHO potatoes. Enjoy our fish & chips in any Watch This Newspaper For Date Of Pomeroy Solicitation! church Mi nisters atte ndi nM and we lcomed were the Rev . Auxiliary has meeting *Eight-Track Stereo Tape Player Deck the a response by Glaze. I *Eight-Track Stereo Player AM/FM Radio System rece pti on a(fi''the church honoring George Glaze, new pastor, and his wife, Becky, who works as For All Occasions FROM §: Approx imate ly 100 members of the Middlepor t Church of Chri st an d others of th e co mmun ity '.IIJ. tendcd a· secretary. , Michael Gerlach served as master of ceremonies for the program with James Shcel.s, cha irman of the board, giving th e we lcom e. The re was clean waters of ICELAND. Chips are golden fries from Back Again This Week For . Another Smash Perjo,rmance · By Charlene Hoeflich ~ KAY HARRISON VILLE Lodge 411 F&AM regular mee ting, 7:30p.m. Past Master's night to be observed; work in the third degree. BAKE SALE beginning 9:30 a. n l. by all chapters of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at Pomeroy Village Hall for benefit of Pomeroy Fire Department build ing fun d. Rummage sale both Friday and Saturday at the hall by the fire department, beginning 9: 30 a. m. BAKE SALE at Racine Food Market beginning at 10 a. m. sponsore d by Auxili ar y of Racine F ire Depa rt ment. Those wishing to donate call FRIDAY OHIO VALLEY Chapter , Adop t-A-Child, Inc., meel.s al the Episcopal Church Pa rish House, Ironton. Rt. 93, four th bldg., on right past the third traffic light. Signs to direct. 8 p.m. SHADE RIVER Mas onic 949-3471. Lodge 453, F&AM, annu al inspection, temple, Chester. RAC INE Fire Department Work in MM degree; refresh- Auxiliary sponsors a bake sale ments . All mas ter masons at the Racine Food Market, 10 invited. a.m. Those wishing to dona te call 949-3471 . RUTLAN D GUN Club SUNDAY mee ting 8 p. m. Friday. All JIM 'S CAMP ER softball members asked to attend. team mee ts 2 p.m. at Bob's WORLD DAY of Prayer, 2 Recreation Center, Mason. All p.m. at the Chester Uni ted old and pr ospective new Method ist Church. Sponsored members we lcome. Call 773by Church Women Uni ted of 5503. Meigs Coun ty, Mrs. Ca mpbell MONDAY Harper, president. SOUTH E AST E RN Ohi o POMONA GRAN GE, 8 p.m. Gos pel Music Association at the Rock Springs Hall with potluck and business meeting, Racine Grange as host. followed by sing, beginning·at 6 SATURDAY p.m. at the Springfield Grange BAKE SALE with proceeds Hall, Rt. 160north of Gallipolis. to go to the Pomeroy firemen, Bring covered dish and Ulble sU.rting at 9·30 a.m. Saturday se rvice . Everyone welcome. at Pomeroy village hall. MEIGS Salon 710 meets with Sponsored by three cha pters of Mrs. Dean Brinker, 7:30p .m. Bela Sigma Phi Soruri ty. POMEROY Garden Club meels at 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken. Cay Cross of the Southeastern Ohi o Emergency Medical Service, guest speaker. Roll call is safety hints. MIDDLEPORT Gard en Club, home of Hallie and Nellie Zerkle with Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Homer Russell, co-hostess, 7:30p.m. Program ;by Mrs . Rita Hamm , "Gardens on the Wing". Mrs. Carl Horky to show 1972 winners of slides of fl ower arrangements and birds. RACINE Chapter 134, Order of Eastern Star, 8 p.m., at the Masonic Temple. James and Barbara Roush will host the meeting. , ADULT Vo-Ag meei'!ng at Meigs High School vo -ag department, 7:30 p.m. Topics ate soil testing, fertilizer, lime and organic materials. All interested persons invited to attend every Monday evening . Instructors ar e Everett Holcomb and Aaron Sayre, voag teachers. Diary Hair ...., New pastor. honored Gitl Scout Stude nts of Mrs. Lu cy the Middleport Eleme ntary White's 4th grade class at School have just completed a unit on Colonial New Er.gland. The class was set up as an open SPI'AKiNG nF classroom situation. The class was divided into groups. A caplain for each group was chosen. A three-s tep a ttack was deve loped. The. first step concerned basic research for information and facts. Step tw o invblved those materiels which would add interest and vilality to the unit, M o t hers wit h sma ll to make tlJe colonies and c.1ildr en know how hard it is to shampoo l ittle hea ds of people "come alive '' ha ir , becau se the sha mpoo audiovisual aids were used; gets in the eyes and sti ngs. pictures, maps , filmstrips . However, a sham poo was Pupils developed product developed for the sm all fry, to eliminate the sting ing. maps, dioramas, puppets, clay Bul. aft er sh amp ooing mod els, min iat ure scenes, the r e s till r emai ns t he costumes, mural s, repor ts, a ddit io na l p ro bl em of skits and plays, diaries and tangles and sna r l s. Well M ot her. this ca n also be hornbooks. av oid ed by use of cr eme The third step involved the rinses. Not onl y do cr eme pupils in presentation or their rinses prevent tangles and projects. sna r l s. but th ey also MIDDLEPORT, 0. �.. .I 5- The Daily ~ntinel, Middle!Mlrt-Pomerov. 0 .. March I, 1974 4- The Dail v Sentinel Middleport-Pomeroy. 0. , March I, 1974 New England is class topic Con~tit~tions to be displayed COLUMBUS - The two constitutions of,Ohio wi ll be put on public ~ isplay for the fi rst timeS8turday, March 2 as par t · of new fund.anwnta l documents exh ibi t at lhe Ohio Historical Center. , The opening of the exhibit is being timed to coincide with the weekend of Statehood Day. March 3. The new display will feature more than just the official documenl.s of Ohio Government. Many other graphics and artifacts have been gathered toge ther to give visitors a feel for the time when these papers were drawn up. The fundamental documents a t ~ Corner •.• A PSALM OF WORK Tell me not we'r e owed a l iving By our government or God : That recei ving , never givin g, Should be ou rs if we but nod . Wer e we given power of mot ion Just to be a spineless clod? Isn't t ha f an awf~ l notion For the im ag e ot our God ? Work was not To the sons of But in love t he Wanted each wor t h. in anger given men on earth ; Lord of Heaven to prove his Work is ne'er a curse, bul bl ess ing , Sign of provi dentia l care; . ' T is a lovi ng , kind ca r ess mg That al l men are free to share. Hisl 'r y's pages onl y mention Th ose who've toi led and gone ahead With good w il l and fir m in· tent ion To have earned t he ir dai l y bread. Do not si t and pine in angui sh: Th row your shoulder s back and sm il e; Better 'tis by far than langu ish tn self -plty .all the whil e. Find you r work and t hen beg in it With a m ind to do you r. bes l; And with pr ide you'll glor y in It, Passing every cr uc ial test. -Set h F. Nic ho lso n, Rutla nd , Ohio. (all rights re se r ved) . C hoose Keepsake with complete con fid ence, beca use the fa mous Kee psake Guarantee assu res a per fec t en gagement d ia mond of p recise cut and supe rb color. There is no fin er diamond ring. at the Ohio Historical Center. ~J hi o ~ovc rnme nt offi cia ls plan to pmti cipa te. Dr. Harold Grimm President of the Ohio Hi s tol'i ~a l Society, will ad as master or cere mon ies. The Ohio Historical Center is open lo the pu blic free or charge from 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday and from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday. The Center is loca ted on I-71, just north of th e Ohio Sta te Fairgrounds, Columbus. es ta bl is hed th e rules for govern ing the ,territory in the vears before s ta te h,o o~. the Ohio Constitu ti ons of 1802 and 1851 and se lected amendments rr.om the fourth constitutional convention of 1912. Other fi rsl.s will mclode the original sUite flag, the desk of Ohio's first Governor , Edward Tiffin, a replica of the weatherva ne from the fi rst sta tehouse m Chillicothe and a set of five Great Seals of Ohi o used by sUite offi cials from 1802 and through the presen t. The public is i nvite~ to attend the opening of the exhi bit I The Poet's I :~t '::.'*-~~~:;;;,~~:N~~=*:::;.?o!:::-::~~ saturday, March 2at 2::i0 1).111.. on ex hi bit will be the Northwest Orctinancc of 1787, whkh m~~;:·:·::·=·=·::::=:~:::::::::-::::::::::::~::::::::~~ Social !:: Calendar! I by They're Terrific! con dit ion the hair and keep it solft and managea ble. Creme rin ses can a Iso be used on obst inate a nd w ir y hair as a setting lot ion . If you ar e fa ced with hair problem s, consult us. We know how Ia t re at th em and help preve nt th ei r reoc. curance. CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON 21 4 E. SEC6 ND ST. POMERO Y, OHI O PHONE 992-7606 RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochar y returned from a Florida vacation Wednesday. While in Florida they were guests of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henry at Lakeland, and at the Leesburg home of Harold Russell. A highlight of their visit was a trip to Disney World. I CRAIG < * Portable Cassette Recorder * Portable Stereo Eight-Track Player *Portable Stereo Eight-Track Player, AM/FM Radio * Home Units: LET'S BEAT THE BIG ONE . • JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINST HEART DISEASE HEART SUNDAY * Stereo Cartridge Player System • * Automatic Record Changer MARCH * Car Stereo Speakers WERNER RADIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .. I Help yow Heart••• CJ) Robert Bumgarner of th Hea th Mary R. Sauer Miss Sauer is family leader Mary R. Sa uer has bee n named Kyger Creek Hi gh School 1973-74 Betty Crocker ~·amily Leader of Tomorrow. Mary won the honor by competing with other seniors in the written knowledge and attitude examination Dec. 4. She is now eligit>le for state and national honors and will receive a specially designed award from General Mills, Inc. , sponsor of the annual educational scholarShip program. State Family Leaders of Tomorrow receive a $1,500 college scholarShip while state second-place winners receive a grant of $500. The state winner also earns for his or her school, a 20-volume reference work "The Annals of America " from Encyclopedia Brittanica Educational Corp. In the spring, state wirmers and their faculty advisors will Seve ral contr ibuti ons, including $25 to the Middleport firemen for the emergency vehicle fund, and $5 each to the Heart Fund and the March of Dimes, were made during the Wednesday night mee ting of the American Legion Auxiliary of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Middlepor t. Elected at the mee ting were the delegates to Buckeye Girls' I lntrof,lucing Fish & Chips tROW'S Help yout Heatt Fund EAT IN or TAKE HOME Our fish are tender golden whitefish fillets from the cold Middleport Campaign Conducted March 3· By The Business and Professional Women's Ouh Important Announcement! THIS MESSAGE IS SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE COMPA~Y BY THE FOLLOWING: ~~PARKERSBURG SAT. THE MEIGS INN 10 til 2 PHONE 992-3629 POMEROY, OHIO quantity you desire. Take . them home or enjoy them in the comfort of our restaurant . Er win's _G ulf, Middleport Crows Steak House , Pomeroy Downing-Childs Insurance. Middleport G & J Auto Parts, Pomeroy K & C Jewelers , Pomeroy Pomeroy Be~ Franklin, Pomeroy Rail's Ben Franklin, Middleport Racine Home National Bank. Racine Mullen Insurance, Pomeroy Landmark, Pomeroy Walker Funeral Home. Rutl~nd Pome~oy Natiooa] Bank, Pomeroy- Rutland Citizens National Bank, Middleport Valley Lumber and Supply, Middleport Cleland Realty, Pomeroy Farmers Bank and Savings, Pomeroy Racine Food Ma rket, Racine Stiffler ' s, Pomeroy-Micldleport Pomeroy Sunoco Service Center, Pomeroy Pomeroy Motor Company, Pomeroy Simon ' s Pomeroy Market, Pomeroy The Sewing Center. Middleport Ewing 's Funeral Home, Pomeroy Sugar Run Flour Mill ; Pomeroy Karr & Van zandt, Pomeroy M~r~ V Store , Middleport Everywhere 2pieces FISH & CHIPS ... .. .. .. 1.45 • 6pieces FISH &CHIPS .... .. .... 4.20 i f JO pieces BUCKET Or FISH ... .. 5.55 J 10 pieces FISH &CHIPS·........ · 6.35 i • l Order CHIPS . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . .30 • f ... ... ........ , ~- \ I Jt Girl Scout Cookies, anyone'! Beginning today and continuing through March 10, Meigs County's girl scouts will be out in their neighborhoods taking orders for cookies. Five varieties are available - chocolate chip, sandwich cremes, thin mints, sugared Shortbread, and peanut butter patties - all are family sized boxes selling lor $1 each. Of the dollar for each box, 11 cents goes into the treasury of the troop to which the scout selling the cookies belongs, and about 39 cents goes into the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council for the equipping and maintenance of camps. The coo.kies are provided by the American Biscuit Co. The scouts will be taking orders for cookies now, and they will be delive red some time th e last week in April. Money for the cookies wih be collected at the time they are delivered. 992-2039 ·: Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs . Millard Van Meter· Ph. 9~2- 203~ Ph . 992-5721 Carl E. Hicks and the choir will SPEAKER SET assist. Everyone is cordially The Nativity of Mary invited. Rev. Hicks will preach Dea nery will observe a Day of Sunday morning. Recollection at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Pomeroy . Speaker lor the meeting will be the Rev. Fr . Roger Foys of th e M~trimonial Tribunal. Hosting the meeting will be members of the Catholic Women's Club of Sacred Heart. BISHOP COMING MASON, W. Va. - Bishop D. Frederick Wertz will be guest speaker and present the Girl Scout God and Community Awards at Mason United Methodist Church on March 3, 9:45 morning service. Rev. Clarence McCloud will lead the devotional service, At noon there will he a covered dish dinner . The girls of Scout Troop 592 receiving the award are Carla McFarland, Mary McFarland, Linda Test and Ka thleen Test. The troo p leaders are Mrs. Bonni e McFarland ·a nd Mrs. Peggy Edwards. United Meth txJist Church, and his wife, Ruth, and the Rev Dw ight ZavLt~ . pastor of the Mi ddleport · First United Pres byterian Ch ur ch. Both spoke briefly welcoming the new minister to the community . The p r o~ram included a selection by Don Erwin and his daughter, Amy: special music by ''The New Beginners," a sextet composed of Sharon Wilson, Trudy Roach, Mary Boggs, Christy Heos, Mar tha McNea l and ·Kathy Baker d ~rected by Mrs. Glaze who also accompanies the group; and organ-piano numbers by Mrs. Chester Erwin and Mrs . James Sheel,, Refreshments were served from a table decorated with yellow fl oral arrangements and yellow tapers in si lver holders. Sandwiches, cookies, co ff ee , punch and mints wer e served. Mrs. Sheets presided at the coffee Ser vice, an d Mrs. Gerlach at the punch bowl. Servi ng on the p lann ing committee for the recep tion ~~;e r e Mrs. Ciyda Allensworth, Mrs. Erwin, Mrs. Dana Swill , Mrs. Raymond Cole, Mrs. Art Hess, Mrs. J ohn Reece, Mfs. Margaret La llance, Miss Mild red Haw ley and Mrs. Harold Wolfe. --------------, rI This Coupon Worth •2.00 On I COUPON I Any Purchase Of Regular Pr.ice Shoes •9.99 and Up -Sat. Only 1 I I At . I heritage house Middleport, Ohio Clip & Redeem This Coupon Nelson Introduces ~:~:l:~i:r:i;:, ',iard wat~r: probl~ms with a new ''SPEED QUEEN® ,,,,, Fl\,0-MATIC .. AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENER A Spted Queen au lo ma lic wa tenohtner will remon• and ma gn!P! IUtn, c~o~ l dum th e r~ UH'\ of hard water and pipe-douins dl'posih . Soft wafet htt m"itny benefilfl Cluner. brfthtoer, •ot'ter rlod1•. Mo~::e mtllflt~bl e, l'" lroU5 hair. Spa rtding ~t l ana and dldttf. C l~aner, mort co~fqm:ble l>a•Mns, THRIFT·O·MATIC fully aul omatk water softeners have variabl l' g r;~in l'ap< H:ili r.'!l. Models a re avlllilable wilh da il y rex enentiun rur up to 210,000 wl:!ekly gra in capacity. Hugged, rust-proof polre thylene Clllbi nel ;~vail a bl e in Baker Furniture Middleport, Ohio LADIES DRESSES COTTON AND DACRON Missy and Vz Sizes (12-20) (12Vz-24¥.z) .!.......................................; Values To '12.95 . NOW CHOW'S STEAK HOUSE ·The First Giant Print Bible POMEROY, OHIO Ml DOLE PORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ssoo ) BAHR CLOTHIERS N. SECOND ST. I 1 I I I ~--------------- LARGE SELECTION DINNERS • •i l piece F1SH &CHIPS with slaw .. 1.15 i : 2pieces F1SH &CHIPS with slaw:.l.70 ii : Spetial Icelandic Fish Sandwich .. .85 • . r---------"1 1----------.. Vete rans Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy Rawlings -Coats FunE:,ral Home, Middleport Athens County Savings & Loan, Meigs Co. Branch , Pomeroy . Royal Crown Bottling Company, Middleport R. H. Rawlings Sons Company. Middleport Goessler Jewelry, Pomeroy Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy, Pomeroy Ebersbach Hardware, Pomeroy Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Star Supply, Racine Pomeroy Flower Shop, Pomeroy M & R Shopping Center, Mi~dleport Nelson ' s Drug Store. Pomeroy New York Clothing House. Pomeroy Modern Supply, Pomeroy Warner Insurance Agency, Pomeroy Village Pharmacy, Middleport P. J . Pauley , Nationwide Ins., Pomeroy Adolph ' s Dairy Valley, Pomeroy L & l Dress Shop. Pomeroy Legar Monument, Pomeroy Meigs Equipment Company, Pomeroy Keith Goble Ford, Inc ., Middleport Virgil Teaford ·Realty, Pomeroy Buy Girl Scout Cookies THE BIG BEND Neighborhood of the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council mel Wednesday for a short meeting with Mrs. Isabelle Foster, district advisor. A report on the recent organizational me eting of the new council was given by Mrs. Maxine Hart, a delegate. Mrs. Foster distributed troop camp reservation forms, new order forms for girl scout equipment, and camping information for sununer activities in the surrounding states. The area association meeting was announced lor April 27 with th e place to be named later . Plans were discussed for an evening pow-wow for leaders of Slate at Capilal University in the Big Bend Neighborhood some time this spring. Jun e. Ann ou n ce m e n t , RliTLANDJUNIOR TROOP however, of the names is withA CANDLELIGHT investiture ceremony highlighted the held un til acceplance by the Tuesday night meeting of the Rutland Junior Scouts of Mrs. Department of Ohio, Ameri can Merle Johnson . Legion Auxiliary. Invested were Kim Haley, Lisa Smith, Libby Watkins, Gail A re por t was give n on · and Cheryl Pierce, Patty Wyatt and Debbie Morrison. Denise America nism li terature laken Lambert was rededicated during the ceremony. In observance of Thinking Day, the troop discussed the role to Eastern High Sc hool, Meigs High School and the Book- of scouting in a gir l's life, the founding of scouting, the meaning mobile. The literature included of the promise, the laws and the world association pin and the Ohi o Government Diges t, a membership star. book titled "Our Flag," and Refreshments were served and materials for the cookie sale booklel.s on flag etiquette and were distributed. flag codes . A community service party MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP 39 March 21 at the Athens Menlal A program in observance of Thinking Day, Health Center was ann ounced . Feb. 22, was held at the meeting of Troop 39 Wednesday at Communi ca tions were rea d Heath United Methodist Church, Middleport . Several of the fr om the pres idents of the scouts participated in readings on Thinking Day and then gave Eighth Distri ct and th e the promise. . Department of Ohio, as well as Three large white candles were lighted by Sarah Dtddle and seve ral department chair- then 10 girls, each portraying a scout from another land, lighted persons. smaller candles, as they gave the scout laws. The ceremony Reported ill were Velsia concluded with th e girls singing "Girl Scouts Together ." Roush, Becky Roush, Sandra The patrol which recently completed the wo(ld games badge Might, Cheryl Barnhart, Dobra taught the group a Danish game, "The Ocean is Stormy." McG uffin , Helen Kenn edy, Centerpiece for the table featured the 3 parts of the promise Louise Hawkin s, Emma and was made by Mrs. Ruth Spencer. Wayland and Edn a WayThe girls voted to attend the Church of the Nazarene in a land . A symp ath y card group on Girl Scout Sunday, March 10. was sent to the Edgar Arnott family. It was voted that a committee be appoin ted to visit all PREACHER NOTED mee tin g whi ct opened in memb ers who are ill or The Rev. John Bryant, ritualistic form following a hospilalized and Mrs. Marvin of the Vinton Uni ted pastor potluck dinner. The door prize Kelly wa s named chairwoman. was won by Lelia Wea- Methodist Church, will preach Mrs. Etta Will presided at the therby, and she will contribute at the Pomeroy United Meth odi st Church Sunday it for next month 's meeting. night, March 3, at 7:30. Pastor We Wire Flowers '' I . be the guests of General Mills on an expense-paid educational tour· whi ch will include Washington , D.C. and Minneapolis, Minn. A special event of th e tour is the announcement of the All-American Family Leader of Tomorrow1 whose . scholarShip will be increased to $5,000 . Second , third, and fourth place winners will receive scholarShip increases to $4 ,000 , $3,000, and $2,000 respectively. This year, 703,074 studenl.s fr om 14 ,463 schools were enrolled in the Betty Crocker Sear ch, which lor the second year, included senior boys. Since the program began in 1954-55, approxima tely nin e million students have particip ated and sc holarship s awards total more than $2 million . FLOWERS MUSIC NIGHT the finest t DAHO potatoes. Enjoy our fish & chips in any Watch This Newspaper For Date Of Pomeroy Solicitation! church Mi nisters atte ndi nM and we lcomed were the Rev . Auxiliary has meeting *Eight-Track Stereo Tape Player Deck the a response by Glaze. I *Eight-Track Stereo Player AM/FM Radio System rece pti on a(fi''the church honoring George Glaze, new pastor, and his wife, Becky, who works as For All Occasions FROM §: Approx imate ly 100 members of the Middlepor t Church of Chri st an d others of th e co mmun ity '.IIJ. tendcd a· secretary. , Michael Gerlach served as master of ceremonies for the program with James Shcel.s, cha irman of the board, giving th e we lcom e. The re was clean waters of ICELAND. Chips are golden fries from Back Again This Week For . Another Smash Perjo,rmance · By Charlene Hoeflich ~ KAY HARRISON VILLE Lodge 411 F&AM regular mee ting, 7:30p.m. Past Master's night to be observed; work in the third degree. BAKE SALE beginning 9:30 a. n l. by all chapters of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at Pomeroy Village Hall for benefit of Pomeroy Fire Department build ing fun d. Rummage sale both Friday and Saturday at the hall by the fire department, beginning 9: 30 a. m. BAKE SALE at Racine Food Market beginning at 10 a. m. sponsore d by Auxili ar y of Racine F ire Depa rt ment. Those wishing to donate call FRIDAY OHIO VALLEY Chapter , Adop t-A-Child, Inc., meel.s al the Episcopal Church Pa rish House, Ironton. Rt. 93, four th bldg., on right past the third traffic light. Signs to direct. 8 p.m. SHADE RIVER Mas onic 949-3471. Lodge 453, F&AM, annu al inspection, temple, Chester. RAC INE Fire Department Work in MM degree; refresh- Auxiliary sponsors a bake sale ments . All mas ter masons at the Racine Food Market, 10 invited. a.m. Those wishing to dona te call 949-3471 . RUTLAN D GUN Club SUNDAY mee ting 8 p. m. Friday. All JIM 'S CAMP ER softball members asked to attend. team mee ts 2 p.m. at Bob's WORLD DAY of Prayer, 2 Recreation Center, Mason. All p.m. at the Chester Uni ted old and pr ospective new Method ist Church. Sponsored members we lcome. Call 773by Church Women Uni ted of 5503. Meigs Coun ty, Mrs. Ca mpbell MONDAY Harper, president. SOUTH E AST E RN Ohi o POMONA GRAN GE, 8 p.m. Gos pel Music Association at the Rock Springs Hall with potluck and business meeting, Racine Grange as host. followed by sing, beginning·at 6 SATURDAY p.m. at the Springfield Grange BAKE SALE with proceeds Hall, Rt. 160north of Gallipolis. to go to the Pomeroy firemen, Bring covered dish and Ulble sU.rting at 9·30 a.m. Saturday se rvice . Everyone welcome. at Pomeroy village hall. MEIGS Salon 710 meets with Sponsored by three cha pters of Mrs. Dean Brinker, 7:30p .m. Bela Sigma Phi Soruri ty. POMEROY Garden Club meels at 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken. Cay Cross of the Southeastern Ohi o Emergency Medical Service, guest speaker. Roll call is safety hints. MIDDLEPORT Gard en Club, home of Hallie and Nellie Zerkle with Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Homer Russell, co-hostess, 7:30p.m. Program ;by Mrs . Rita Hamm , "Gardens on the Wing". Mrs. Carl Horky to show 1972 winners of slides of fl ower arrangements and birds. RACINE Chapter 134, Order of Eastern Star, 8 p.m., at the Masonic Temple. James and Barbara Roush will host the meeting. , ADULT Vo-Ag meei'!ng at Meigs High School vo -ag department, 7:30 p.m. Topics ate soil testing, fertilizer, lime and organic materials. All interested persons invited to attend every Monday evening . Instructors ar e Everett Holcomb and Aaron Sayre, voag teachers. Diary Hair ...., New pastor. honored Gitl Scout Stude nts of Mrs. Lu cy the Middleport Eleme ntary White's 4th grade class at School have just completed a unit on Colonial New Er.gland. The class was set up as an open SPI'AKiNG nF classroom situation. The class was divided into groups. A caplain for each group was chosen. A three-s tep a ttack was deve loped. The. first step concerned basic research for information and facts. Step tw o invblved those materiels which would add interest and vilality to the unit, M o t hers wit h sma ll to make tlJe colonies and c.1ildr en know how hard it is to shampoo l ittle hea ds of people "come alive '' ha ir , becau se the sha mpoo audiovisual aids were used; gets in the eyes and sti ngs. pictures, maps , filmstrips . However, a sham poo was Pupils developed product developed for the sm all fry, to eliminate the sting ing. maps, dioramas, puppets, clay Bul. aft er sh amp ooing mod els, min iat ure scenes, the r e s till r emai ns t he costumes, mural s, repor ts, a ddit io na l p ro bl em of skits and plays, diaries and tangles and sna r l s. Well M ot her. this ca n also be hornbooks. av oid ed by use of cr eme The third step involved the rinses. Not onl y do cr eme pupils in presentation or their rinses prevent tangles and projects. sna r l s. but th ey also MIDDLEPORT, 0. �I 6- The Datly Sentthel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 March l 1974 POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev w H P err n pasto r Roy Mner Sunday schoo l t,upt Churc t1 schoo l 9 15 a m worsh p scrv ce 10 24 a m Youth cho r rehearsal Men day 3 JO p m u• der d reef on o f Mary Sk. nner sen or chot r r ehearsa l 7 30 p m Tlw r sdav w th Mrs rec tor Pau l Nease d POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Co rn er Un10n and Mu l berry Rev Clyde V H ender son pastor S1.1ndav sc hool 9 30 am G~n M cC l u n g s up t morn•ng worShiP 10 30 am even1ng se rv• ce 7 30 m d week ser \/lee Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Harold Deetl'l recto r Church serv•ces 10 30 a m Holy commu n on f•rst Sunday o f mon th ch ur ch school 10 30 am fO r nursery th rough 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST ~ John F Amstutz pastor B ble sct10ol 9 30 a m worst11p 10 30 adult worsh p se r¥ 1ce and young people s meet1ng bo th 7 30 p m Comb ned B•ble study and prayer meet ng Wednesday 1 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY ~ Envoy Ray W W1n ng otf1 ce r In charge Sunday 10 a m Hoi mess meet1ng 10 30 am Sunday School Youn g Peop l es Leg1on 7 p m Thur sd ay 1 to 3 p m Lad1 es Home League 7 p m Prep cl asses ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corn er Secon d and Sy camore Sts Pomeroy the Rev W1111am Mtd dl ewor th pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m church serv ces 10 30 a m SACRED HEART Rev Fat her Berna r d Kra lcov 1c pastor Phone 992 2825 Sa turday e~tent ng Mass 7 30 p m Sunday Mass B and 10 am Confess ons Sat urday 1 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Robert Kuhn pastor W II am watson Sunday schoo l supt Sunday school 9 30 a m BYF 6 p n'l S'lb t e &tu d y Wednesday 7 p m c ho r pract1ce We dn esday 9 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINES S CHURCH Harr son~t lll e Rev 0 Dell Man ley Pastor H en ry Eb lm Sunday SchOO l Supt Sun day Sc hOOl 9 3Q a rn E~ten ng worshtp 7 30 p m Prayer and Pra1se serv ce Thursday 7 3J pm NEASE SET TLEMENT CHAPEL Non denomtnat•onal Geo rge S 0 ler Pastor Sunday Schoo l 10 am wo rsht p Ser v ce 11 am Sunday n1gh t serv ces 7 30 p m Wednesctay Preyer meetmg ~7 30 p m Everyone welcome POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Ma n St - Loren T Ste phens cvanoel s t phone 99'"1 78~6 Co n servat ve non Instrumen ta l Sunday worsh p 10 ., m B b le study 11 a m wor sh p 6 p m Wednesday B bte study 7 p m MIDWA Y CO MMUNITY C HURCH (no n denomma t 1onall L ana sv l ie DeKter Road th e Rev Worley Ha l ey pastor Sunday sc hool 10 a m c. . en ng wor sh p 1 30 p m Pray er me e t ng Tuesday 7 30 p m yout h gro up Fr dav 7 30 p m SEVENTH DA Y AO VENTIST Located o n Mulber ry He 1ghls near Ve terans Memor al Hosp ta l Pomeroy Pastor H erbert Morgan Sabba th Schoo l eve ry Saturday a t 2 p m and worshtp serv ce lo low ng at 3 15 p m Open B1ble d1scuss on eac h ThtJrsday a t 7 30 p m at the c hur ch T he F r endly Church GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Pr each m g ~ 30 a m ft rst and second Sundays of each month th1rd and fourth Sunday s each month worsh p serv ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday evenm gs at 7 30 Prayer and B bl e Stu dy FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 282 Mu l berry Ave Pomeroy aff I ated wllh S B C th e Rl:'ll Fred H II pastor Troy Zw1llmg Sunday schoo l supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 am morn ng wo r sh i P 10 30 Su nday evangehst •c meet ng 1 30 p m Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 10 p m 4(fred Carpenter Social 'oles News, Event MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Cor ner Fourth and Ma n Middleport Rev H enry Key Jr pa stor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mrs Erv m Baumgard ner sup t M orn tn g worshiP 10 45 a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES La rry Ca rnahan pres d ng m1n1ster Sunday B1ble l ee tvr e 9 10 am Watchtower study 10 30 am Tuesday Btble study 7 JO p m Th ur s day m n stry school 7 30 p m serv•ce meetin g 8 30 Sunday School attendance on Feb 24 was 45, the offermg $22 15 An offermg of $68 was presented to a needy family Worshtp servtces were held at ll a m wtth Mrs Donna Miller of Belpre speakmg from Luke 4 I 12 Attendance was 28, offetii\g $15 25, pledges, $24 50 World Day of Prayer ser· vtces wall be held at the home of Genevteve Guthrte on Frtday evemng, March I, followmg the regular meetmg of the Women's Soctety, at 8 p m Anyone ts welcome who wishes to partactpa te Mr andMrs Chas D Woode and Thelma Henderson attended Ute Cluster Hymn Smg at Ute Long Bottom U M Church Saturday evenmg, Feb 23 All seven churches were represented as well as two or three visating churches wtth more than 50 m attendance The next smg wall be at Ute Reedsville U M Church on Saturday evening March 34J Mrs Besste Kapple IS not so well at this wrtting Iris Carr went back to see her doctor Monday mornmg Mr and Mrs Otto Swartz of Shade were Saturday evenmg guests of Nana Rob11ts0n and Clara Follrnd Ellen Facemyre has returned from a two weeks vacatton lrtp to Phoerux, Anz where she vtstted her son Earl Holland, Jr and famtly She also attended Ute Sun Valley camp meeting and vaewel! many stghts m the area She made the trtp by plane and was accompanted by her daughter, Penny Malesko of Dayton Mr and Mrs Ed Hensley and Mrs Mary Collter, Flatwoods, Ky spentadayhere wath their brother and saster tn-law, Mr and Mrs Walliam Culwell and father, Jerry Culwell Colwnbta Grange No 2435 met wtth Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey m thetr home The grange sewmg contest was discussed The youth group met at Temple church and several young folks along wath thetr leaders were present Mr and Mrs Roger Spaegle, Anna and Wayne, Columbus, VISited her brother m-law and saster Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle and famtly Mr and Mrs Larry Stanley and Anna, Manon, were weekend guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs Lewas Srntth The Busy Bee Soctety of the Carpenter Baptist Church met at the church Emma Whatl!ngton led the devotaons Others present were Anna Ltch, Freda Smath, Ida Cheadle, Metta Fisher, Vivian Gaston, Beulah Perry and Boruue Cheadle Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Standbury were Mr and Mrs Clatr Dale Stansbury, Clara and Bobby, Groveport, Mr and Mrs Larry Stansbury and son and Rata Smtih, Reynoldsburg Recent dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey were Mabel Pauley Dexter, a.nd Mr and Mrs Roy Wtseman, Harrisonville The Unated Methodast Women of the Temple Church met at the horne of Betty Mattox RoseMary Miller led devotions using World Day of Prayer as the theme Other members present were Lucy Thomas, Goldte Gillogly, Murl Galaway Westma Crabtree, Paulme Comer, along watlt guests, Hazel Culwell, Amy Caldwell , Kay Wolfe and Debbte and Laura Mtller Mrs Beulah Cordray has been returned home after spendmg some ttme tn Ho12er Hoopttal Rtcky Batley, son of Mr an~ Mrs Dana Bailey has been senously all m Holzer Hospatal His brother tn law and stster, Mr and Mrs Rtchard Jeffers and famtly, were called here from New Boston, Ill , to be wtth htm He ts reportedly tmprovtng but wtll have surgery later for a ruptured appendtx Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey called on Blanche Gorby at The Platns on Sunday afternoon Ellen Facemyre called on Mr and Mrs Lawrence Facemeyer m Glouster on Sunday afternoon Mrs Lizzte Nelson and John, Rutland, called on Mrs Ida Denntson Reedsville News, Notes The CBC's met wath Mr and Mrs Denver Weber for Ute February meeting Dues were paad and new offacers are Denver Weber, prestdent Ptckens, v1ce Warren president, Phyllas Reed, treasurer, and Lillian Pickens, secretary Conunuruty flower fund conuruttee IS Dohrman Reed and Margaret Brown Refreshments were served to the followmg familaes Ernest Whitehead, Dohnnan Reed, Ronald Osborne, Margaret Brown, and Warren Pickens The next meeting wlll be wath the Whiteheads Mrs Leona Hensley of Long Bottom vasated wath Mrs Bessie Larkins recently Mr and Mrs Donald Coleman and famaly of Colwnbus spent a weekend wtth Mrs Helen Archer Lora Mondry was an over· rught guest of her grand parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Prtce of Long Bottom Mrs Walter Brown, Mrs Steve Cowdery and Davtd Brown VISited wath Mr and Mrs R E Wtlliams Karen and Robm Humphrey, students at Oht!) · State Unlversaty, Colwnbus, vtsited thetr parents, Mr and Mrs C Ed Humphrey, over the weekend --Mrs. L Balderson EAGLES SIGN S\JTI'ON PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Defenstve tackle Mttch Sutton of Kansas, Philadelphta's top pick m the college draft, sagned Wednesday with the Eagles for the 1974 National Football League season Slutton, 6-4, 252 pounds, was a second-team aliBtg Eaght lineman last season JIMMY VS ZIT AS PARAMUS, N J -Top-seed ed Jammy Connors of Belleville, Ill opens defense of his Garcta TenniS Classic tttle today at Bergen Commuruty College Connors, who won Ute nattonal indoor champaonshtp last week at Salisbury, Md , faces Zitas Gerulattts ol New York m his opemng round match MISS REDONDO SIGNS LOS ANGELES (UP!) Marata Redondo of Nabonal City, Calif , became the second player Wedn esday to reach terms With the Los Angeles Strmgs of the World Team Tennas !.•ague Miss Redondo• 18, was 1972 Pacifac SouUtwest Tournament champion pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst 1n Crlnst•an Union L aw r ence Manley pas tor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sc hool Sup t Sunday School 9 30 a m Evening worsh p Wednesday praye r 7 30 mee ttng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Ractne Rou te 2 th e Rev James M Muncy pa stor Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m mornmg wor&lliP 11 am even1ng wors l11p 7 30 p m Pray er mee t ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peopl es meet ng 7 30 p m Th ursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Ber t ha K ngrey subsftt ut e pas t or Sunda y Schoo l 10 am worsh 1p servtce 7 p m Sun da y Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Near LOng Bot tom Estll Hart pa stor Roy Brown ass 1slan t pastor Sunday schOol 10 a m Church 7 30 p m eac h Su nday evenmg prayer m &et .ng 1 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th1rd Ave th e Rev William Kn ttel pastor Rona l d Dugan Sunday Sc hool Supt Classes for all ages even ng ser v 1ce 1 30 p m B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m youth serv 1ces Fr 1day 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum M d dlepo rt Noel He rr m an pa sto r Satu rday even ng serv1ce 7 p m Sunda y sch ool 10 am Sunday event ng wor sh•P 7 p m days Church s choo l 9 :w am pr?lycr mtecl mq f r sl Wednc5day 7 30 p m EAST LETART Worsh p } 30 p m secor1d cmd tourth 5undays church school ct 30 a rn pr~yu meet l Q th rd Wednesday I 30 p m GREAT BEND Worst p I I a rn ?nd and 4Th Sundays Churc h School 10 am LETART FALLS Wor sh p 10 a m Ch ur c h school 9 a m B b l e stu dy 7 30 p rn every Tuesday MORNIN G STAR Worsh p 9 30 a m Chu r c h School 10 30 am Mtd week Serv c e Wednesday 8 p m MOR SE CHAPEL Wor Sh p 11 a m lsi and Jrd Sundays Church Schoo l 10 am PORTLAND Worsh p 7 30 p m Chu r ch Sc hoo 9 30 .J m SUTTON Worsh p 11 am 2n d and 4th Su nd ays Church School 10 a m WESLE YA N CRactn e) Worsh p 11 a m Church Sc h ool 10 a m NORTHEA ST CLIIS1ER Rev Rob er t Meece Rev St anl ey Br anelum JOPPA - Worsh tp 10 am Chu r ch Schoo l 9 am Prayer Meetmg Wed n es day 8 P m LONG BOTTOM Chur ch s.erv ces 9 a m Sunday SchOol 9 15 am B ble Study ever y Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wo r Sh p 11 a m Chu r ch Schoo l 10 am ALFRED - Su nd ay school 9 iS a m each Sunday preach ng at 11 am eac h Sunday Prayer meet n g 7 45 p m Wednesday WSC S a p m on lh1rd T uesday each month REEDSVILLE Sunday schoo l 9 30 preach n g 7 30 p m Sunday prayer mee t ng 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 1 30 ftrst Thur sd ay each month SILVER RIDGE - Worsh p 10 a m Churc h Schoo l 9 a m TUPPERS PLAIN S Worsh p 9 a m Church Sc hoo l 10 a m KENO C HURCH OF CHRIST - Georg e Fr eder ck supt Servtce weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Preach ng f r st and l h rd Sundays of month b y Cl•ffo rd Sm th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darre l l Doddrt l l pastor Su nday Schoo l 9 30 a m Leonard G il more f~rst elder even ng se rv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meet ing 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Rae n e Route 2 The Re¥ Cha rl es Hand past or Su nday sc. h oo l 9 .t 5 a m mor n ng worsh 1p 11 a m Evenmg ser v ces Tu es d ay and Fr day 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1ble Study 9 30 a m morn nQ worsh1p 10 30 am even ng worshtp 6 30 p m Wedn esday B tbl e St udy 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday Schoo l 10 a m wtth Willard P go II supt Evangel s t1 c message each Sunday even mg 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Cl ne m n• ster of th e Apostoli c Fa 1th B bl e Study Wednesday 7 30 7 30 p MT ' '. m 7- The Daaly Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0, Marth 1 1974 '~Y UNION BAPTIST Re11 le e 1 (0)( pa stor Sunday 5 cl ool s up I J ue Sayre '::. wd<~y school 9 45 a m Sunday ev en ng worsh iP 7 30 Wcdn e sd<~y prayer and A1bl e study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLA IN S C HRI ST I A N CHURC H Eugene Underwood pas tor Hownrd Ca ldwe I Jr Sunday Schoo l Sup t Sunday SchOO l 9 30 am Morntng Sermon w 30 a m Su nday even ng scrvtce 7 p m LETART FA LL S UNITED BRET HREN Rev Freeland Norr1s pastor F loyd Norr 5 sup ! Sunday schoo 9 30 am morn ny se rm on 10 30 a m Prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Sm th pastor Sunday School 10 a m Arthu r Henson Sup I Morn ng Worsh p 11 am You n g Peep e s serv ce 7 p m Ev en ng serv ce 7 JO p m Wednesday M d Week Pr ayer Serv ce 7 30 p m You t h me et ng 6 30 p m Even ng worsh p 7 30 p m C HESTER CHUR CH OF THE NAZARENE R ev Herbert Gr a t e pa stor Wor ShiP servn:: e 11 a m and 7 30 p m Su nday Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m R char d Barton sup ! P r ayer meettnQ Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clt lford Smtth m n tster Sunday School 9 30 am morn n g ch ur ch 10 30 am Sunday evet ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday servtce 8 pm OLD DEXTER CON STIVERSVILLE COM GREGATIONAL CHURCH MUNITY CHURCH - Su nd ay M r s Wo rl ey Franc s Su nday school serv1ce 10 am Prayer sc hool s upt Sunday sc hool 10 rne et tng Thur sday 7 p m Sun day e~ten ng se r v ce 7 p m om ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pom er oy Harrt sonv li e LONG BOTTOM Roa d R ck Mo rr son pa stor CHRISTIAN Mr Rober t Sund ay school sup t Sl even Wya tt pastor Sunday School Stanley Sunday schoo 9 30 supt Rona ld Osborne B ble am mo r n tn g worsh p and Sch ool 9 30 a m preachmg c ommun on 10 30 am 10 45 a m Even. ng serv ces Sunda y even n g youth 7 30 p m Chrt sl an Endl'!avor 6 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE worsh p serv ce Su nday 7 30 METHODIST Ronald We l l s p m Wedn es day even ng pastor Su nday Sc hool 9 30 MIDDLEPORT FIRST pra ye r meet ng and B b t e a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 BAPTIST - Corn er S1xt h and study 7 30 p m a m Young Peoples Se r v 1ce Pa lme r the Re v St eve ST JOHN LUTHERAN ~ 6 45 p m Evangel st c ser Sk aggs p asto r Danny P ne Grove the Rev Arthur v tce 7 30 p m P ray er Thompson Sunday school supt Combs pa stor Su nday sc hool m ee t.ng Thur sday 7 30 p m WMPO rad10 program 7 45 9 30 am chu r ch serv 1ces FREEDOM GOSPEL am Sunday sc hoo l 9 15 am 10 30 a m MISSION - Bad Knobs Rev morntng worSh iP 10 15 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF L R Gl uesencamp p astor Youth act v1tles and tetlowsh p CHRIST B 1ble SChOO l 9 30 Roger Wilfred !ir Sunday for 1un or and sen1or h gh a m morn.ng worsh1p 10 30 Sc hool Supt Sunda y Sc hool students 6 p m B1ble study a m Sun day eve n ng Worshtp 9 30 a m Sund ay even ng 1 30 p m M d week prayer Se r~t1ce 7 30 p m c ho r wor sh1 p 7 30 Prayer meettng serv1c.e Wednesday 7 30 p m pract1 ce Sunday and Wed Tuesday 7 30 p m Ern es t nesday 7 p m pra ye r meet1ng CHURCH OF CHRIST You t h D eeter class lead er and B ble Stu dy Wedne sda y Midd l e port 5th and Matn mee ttn g Wednesday 7 30 1 30 p m George Glaze mm ts ter p m Ernest Dee t er leader ANTIQUITY BAPTIST James Sheets supertntendent MT HERMON CHURCH OF Rev Freeland Norr. s pastor B1ble school 9 30 a m THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunday schoo l 10 a m Church CHRIST Robert Shook morning worsh 1P 10 30 am serv1ce 7 p m Wednesday even1n9 worShiP 7 30 p m pastor Sund ay schoo l 9 30 B ble Stu dy 7 p m prayer service 7 p m Wed a m Russe ll Spence r supt RACINE FIRST CHURCH nesday w or shtp serv 1ce 10 45 a m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE e~te n ng worshiP alternating Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a m OF THE NAZARENE - Rev w lh C E at 7 30 p m on Morn1ng Wor shiP 10 30 am Thomas E weaver pastor Sunday Prayer m ee t1ng 7 30 F loyd Carson Sunday schoo l E~tentng WorSh iP 7 30 p m p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe supenn t endent Sunday school Wednesday M d Week Serv 1ce lay l ea der Sunday Sc hoo l Super nt end en t 9 30 a m mornmg worsh p WHITES CHAPEL Pa stor Rev 10 30 Sunday evangeliStiC Geral d Well s Coo lville R D Rev Roy Dee te r meettnQ 7 p m pray er Morr s M Wolfe pas to r Sund ay schoo l 9 30 RACINE FIRST BAPTIST meeting Wednesday 7 p m am worsh p serv 1ce 10 JO GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Walter P Btkacsan pastor a m B ble study and prayer Ronn 1e Sa lser S S Supt Second Ave M •ddleport serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m RUTLAND Morn1ng Worsh p 10 45 am school 10 a m worsh tp ser RUTL A ND CHURCH OF Sunday even 1ng worsh p 7 30 v1 ce 11 am worsh1p ser v ce CHRIST - Rod Ka sl er pastor 7 JO p m Sunday Wednesday p m Wednesday eventng B1b l e v H Braley Sunda y school Stu dy 8 p m night prayer ser¥ 1Ce 7 30 sup ! Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m DANVILLE WESLEYAN ~ wors h p se rvt ce and com THE UNITED PRES Rev Le lon Gtasure pa stor mun on 10 30 am youth BYTERIAN MINISTRY Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m meeltng 6 p m Sund ay OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwight youth and 1un1or youth servtce even ng se rv ce 7 regular 6 45 p m evenmg worsh1p L Zavltz Pastor Otrector board m ee tm g th.rd Saturday 7 30 p m pr ayer and pra 1se HARRISONVILLE 7 p m Sunday Church Sc hool 9 30 Wednesda'l 7 30 o m RUTLAND COMMUNITY SILVER RUN FREE a m Mrs Homer Lee Supt CHURCH Sunday Sc hoo l BAPTIST - Rev Ra l ph Dean 9 30 a m WorshtP serv•ce 1 1 Morning Worsh'f 10 30 a m MIOOLEPOR Sunday pas tor Sunday Sc hool 10 am a m Wedn esd ay prayer supt Eventng Church School 9 30 a m John Leon Mil l er m ee tmg 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m Prayer F Fultz Supt Morn ng servtce n1ght wor sh1p 7 30 p m meet tng Th ursday 7 30 p m WorshiP 10 30 am RUTLAND CHURCH OF SYRACUSE Morntng CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Worship 9 am 1 Sunday GOD Rev James Sat Lloyd D Grtmm Jr pastor Church School 10 a m Mrs terf1e ld pastor Sunday School Su nday Sc hool 9 30 a m Sampson Hall Supt 9 30 a m worsh•P ser v c.e 11 Mornm~ worshiP 10 30 am a m even ng serv1 ce 7 Young peoples ser v1ce 6 45 MEIGS pray er serv1ce and youth p m EvangelistiC serv ce COOPERATIVE serv 1ce Wedne sday 7 p m 7 30 p r 1 Wednesday e~ten n g PARISH LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN se r v 1c.e 7 30 p m THE UNITED CHURCH - Robert E Musser MASON COUNTY METHODIST CHURCH pastor Sunday School 9 JO THE HILAND CHAPEL Robert T Bumgarner a m Robert Bobo sup t George Casto pastor Sunday Director mornmg worShip 10 30 Sc hoo l 9 30 even1n9 worsh 1p POMEROY CLUSTER Sunday even ng serv1ce 7 30 7 30 Thur sday evenmg pr aye r Rev CarlE H1cks Mtd week ser¥1Ce Wednesday serv ce 7 30 p m Rev D Wm Sydenstncker MASON FIRST BAPTIST CHESTER - WorshiP 9 15 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan a m Church School 10 a m era g pastor Sunday sc hoo l ENTERPRISE - WorSh i P 9 THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Larimor e pa sto r Bob 9 45 a m wor shtp serv1ce 11 a m Church School 10 a m am t ra1n1ng unton 6 30 FLATWOODS - WorShip 11 Moore Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Schoo l classes for all p m ev en 1ng worsh •P serv 1ce a m Church School 10 a m ages 9 30 a m morn ng 7 30 p m M1d week pray er POMEROY WorSh i P serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 worsh i P 1(1 45 NYP S Sunday MASON CHURCH OF 6 30 p :'f'rl evangellsttc ser v1ce am UMYF630pm CHRIST P 0 Bo x .4 87 M1ll er ROCK SPRINGS - Worshtp Sunday 7 30 p m M1d week prayer meet ng Wednesday St Mason W va Sund a y 10 a m Church School 9 a m 7 30 p m MtSS IOnary m ee t 1ng Btble Stu d y 10 a m Worsh p UMYF630pm 11 a m and 7 p ,...- B ble St ud y second W ednesday 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER UNITED FAITH NON Wednesday 1 p m Voca l Rn Robert Bumgarner Rev mUS IC HEATH Worsh iP 10 30 DENOMINATIONAL Robert Sm tth pastor Sunday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP a m Church School 9 30 a m TIST - Corner of Sec ond and sc hool 9 30 a m class l eader UMYF 7 p m wor Sh iP serv1ce Anderson M aso • Pastor RUTLAND - Worsh ip 9 15 Leo Htll 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m Walter Cloud Su nday sc hool a m Church School 10 a m 9 45 a m worsh p serv ~c.e 11 UMYF 7 p m EDEN UNITED BRETH a m and 7 30 p m Weekly SALEM CENTER War REN tN CHRIST- Elden R B1ble study Wedne sday 7 30 shtp 9 am Church Scllctol 10 Bla k e pastor Sunday Sc hoo l pm am UMYF Thursday 7 p m m Howard McCoy 10 a MASON ASSEMBLY OF SYRACUSE CLUSTER supt Morn ng sermon 11 a GOD - Second Sf Ma son W Rev R1chard E Jarv•s m Sunday night se rv1 ces Va Chester Tennant pastor ASBURY Worsh p 1 1 Chrt sl1 an Endeaver 7 30 p sun day school 10 a m a m Church School 9 50 a m m So ng serv1 ce 8 p m morning wor s.h•p 11 a m wscs 1st Tuesday Preachmg 8 30 p m M d evangelistiC serv 1ce 7 30 p m FOREST RUN - Wor ShiP 9 week Prayer meeting Wed Btble study and prayer ser v1ce Church Sc hool 10 a m a m nesday 1 p m Ray Adams Wednesday 1 30 p m Phon e WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 lay leader 773 5133 pm HARTFORD CHURCH OF MINERSVILLE - Worsh p CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 1n Chnst1an Un1on CHRIST ~ Located at R ut land 10 a m Church School 9 a m The Rev W1ll am Camp bell WSCS 3rd Monda y 7 30 p m on New L 1ma Road n ext to pa stor Sunday School 9 30 Forest Acre Park Rev Ra;t SYRACUSE Chur c h a m James Hughes supt Rouse pastor Robert Musser worshtp School 9 30 a m even1ng serv •c e 7 30 p m Sunda y Sch oo l supt Sunday serv tee 7 30 p m Wednesday even•ng prayer sc hoo l 10 30 am worshiP SOUTHERN CLUSTER mee t 1ng 7 30 p m You t h 7 30 p m B•ble study Wed Rev Steven Wtlson pray er servtce each Tu esday ne sda y 7 30 p m Saturday Rev Larry Poling FAIRVIEW BIBLE n1ght prayer se rv1ce 7 30 p m Rev Howard Sh•velev CHURCH Letart W Va Rt HEMLOCK GROVE BETHANY ( OorcasJ 1 Rev George H oscha r WorShip 9 30 am Church CHRISTIAN - RoQer Watson Sunday School 9 30 pa sto r pastor Ray Wh aley supt School 10 30 a m m Pra yer and B1ble study CARMEL Wcrsh1p 11 Mornmg worshiP 9 30 am 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer ch ur ch sc h oo l 10 30 a m a m 1 1st and 3rd Sundays Serv•ce Tues day 10 a m young peop le s meet1ng 6 30 Church School 10 a m Worsh t p Serv tee Thursday evenmg worSh iP 7 30 APPLE GROVE - Worsh p p m 7 30 p m p m B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m f 1rst and th.rd Sup a Us. Beat the C lock 4 News 6 10 Wha t s My Lmea W1ld Kmgdom 13 I Spy IS E l ec Co 10 Av1al1on Weather 33 \ 7 30- Porter Wagoner 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Concentrat ion 8 Wall Sf Week 20 33 New Treasure Hunt 10 Beat th e Clock 13 Holl ywood Sq uares 4 Washmgton Rev tew 20 33 D1rfy Brady Bu nch 6 13 30- Wa shmgton Conn ect 1on 20 S1x M1ll1on Dollar M an 6 JJ Good T1m es 8 10 Bob Hope 3 4 15 Campus Scene 33 QO---Mastt-rp tece Theate r 33 M ov 1es En s1gn Pulver 8 R 1o Conchas 10 B1centenn1al Lecture Senes 20 3{}----Bna n Ke1th 3 4 15 Odd Coupl e 13 Ozve s Gt r ls 6 QO- N ews 20 Toma 6 13 Dean Martm 3 4 15 Re l1g1ous A m enca 33 Sall y 8 10 9 9 10 10 3o-- Day At Noght 33 11 0{}----NewsJ .t 58 10 13 15 Jana kl 33 11 3{}----Johnny Carson 3 4 15 In Concer t 6 Movtes Wtld In the Streets 8 Ch amber of Horr ors 10 The Conde mn ed of Altona 13 0{}--- M1dn1ght Spec1 a l 3 4 In Concert 13 1 15-- Movle T he Gamma People 10 2 JQ----News 4 13 The man who prays can hear the prayers of others espectally when he prays for those hum an needs whtch are comm on to all men But even when he prays for needs that are solely hts own he knows that those who care for htm are JOtntng thetr pr ayers wtth htS And God s answers come back along the party /me You're never qmte sure the message was meant for you You are tempted sometimes to thtnk tt was tntended for sorr.~one else unttl you reahze that thas answer whtch God ha s msptred m your heart does fit your prayer There are ttmes when tt's good for everybody on the and speak party lme to ptck up the phone at once and hsten to what they all need to what they all feel hear That happens regularly on Sunday mommg 8 9 9 10 10 11 Sesame Street 20 Jetsons 3 4 15 lnstd e Out 20 Mov 1e 13 Bo w lmg 6 Pebbles and Bamm Bamm 8 10 12 15 - Search for Sc1ence 20 12 30 - Go3 4 15 FatAibert8 10 1 00 - Amen ca n Band stand 13 CBS Chtldren s Film Fest1val 10 College Basketball 3 4 15 8 2 00 - Limits of Man 13 Soul Tr a m 6 Mov1 e 1001 Arabtan 12 00 - Dear Helen Answermg the wife who can't bear the thought of movmg from her lovely home and good JOb, I was tn the same boat After 15 years of marrtage we butlt our dream house We lived near our fanuhes, f had a successful professton Our many fnen1s m•nred an actave socaal life You guessed at My husband was offered a transfer and promotaon - clear across Ute country l was brought up m the ' whither thou goes! ' tradtlton, but I'm afraad I was sttll hateful and uncooperatave when we made Ute move And the next ltve years turned out to he the most delightful I have ever spent' We dtscovered a whole new world of people places and things I was able to contmue m my professton, but wtUt better pay Whtle we d1dn't get another dream home we were well-housed l wouldn' t gave anyUtmg for the expertences our move made posstble We have moved agam smce I hated to go as much the second ttme, but I've learned there 's much fun 10 the new BEEN THERE N'ghts 10 2 30 3 00 - World of Surv1val 13 College Basketball 3 4 15 College Basketball 8 Un tamed World 6 Country MusJC Fest1val 13 3 30 - Pro Bowlers Tour 6 13 4 00 - Audubon W1ldilfe Theater 33 4 30 - Anhques 33 Outdoors w1th Jul1us Boros 10 5 00 - Wtde World of Sports 6 13 Wrestl mg 8 Pett1coat Jun d1on 3 Arnold Palmer 4 15 D ea th Valley Days 10 Tnb u te to J1m Croce 33 5 30 - Who Dealt' 33 N ew Dat 1ng Game J Green Acres 10 6 00 - L1 l1as Yoga and You 33 N ews 3 4 8 Green Acres 10 A Look at the Book 15 Mov1e The Adventures of Marco Polo 31-7 Saturday Psalms 51 1-17 10 6 30- Beverly H'llb ll,.s 8 Zoom 33 NBC New s 3 t5 News 4 6 Reasoner Report 13 7 00 - Hee Haw 8 6 Lawrence W elk 4 3 15 Thnllseekers 3 Catch 33 33 "" 7 30 - Wath the hope tt wall, tn some measure foster and help sustatn that whtch ts good tn famtly and commun tty ltfe, th ts feature ts sponsored by the bustness ftrms and organtzattons whose names appear below 220 E 2178 106 Mr and Mrs Charles R Sh ee ts 992 Pomeroy Court St WIN AT BRIDGE 3001 Hasty play saves contract Pomeroy NORTH 101 • AQJ • K52 • J 98 ofoKJ74 WEST EAST • 10 7 53 • QJ 1064 • A97 • 62 + 754 3 ofoA6 ofo985 32 SOUTH .K9862 • 83 t AKQIO ofoQIO Ph. 992 3863 HAYMAN'S THE DAILY SENTINEL Pomeroy .4 (General Merchandi se) Ma son Area Su pport th e Church of Your Chotce Ph . 992 3354 Pomeroy 0 104 W. Mam MARK V STORE SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL MIDDLEPORT OHIO DevotEtd--tOfhe Greater Oh10 Valley • REXALL DRUGS We F1l l All Do ctors Prescnpt1ons Pomeroy, 0 Cor Rts 71!.554 West Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Opeoong lead-•Q Ph 367 7414 R ad tal Cuts & Toupees 120 E. Mam St Pomeroy . ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION ROYAL OAK PARK Fam1ly R ec r eat ion Ph 949 9591 Racme Swtmmmg Campmg WAID CROSS SONS STORE Bakers of Hols um Bread Grocenes & General Mer chand 1se MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION 00. DBA A nthony Plumb1ng and Heatmg 992 3550 Mid dl eport 337 N 2nd GAUL'S MARKET VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. REAL ESTATE BROKER Ph 992 3325 110 MechaniC St. SMITH NELSON MOTORS Authonzed Buick Ponttac GMC Dealer CHESTER OHIO SOOE Ma1n St M'dd leport . . HEINER'S BAKERY Baker s of Good Bread HUNTI NGTON W VA . M&R FOODLINER Short Orders-Carry Out A Cool Dmmg Room Ph . 985-3308 Chester, 0 Attend the Church of y our Cho1ce BEN FRANKLIN STORE Ph 992 3498 Pomeroy NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Kerm s Korner Kermtf Wa lton Pomeroy, 0 . The Stor e W 1th A Heart MEIGS TIRE CENTER Pomeroy get the short end of lhe sl tck I hve m a sc1ent1f1c c1ty and know many persons my fathers age who have been latd off to save on reltrement and penston payments Last year, Ute atomtc mstallatton here dropped close to 2000 people because of cutbacks Amazmgly enough thts year many of those JObs were recreated and men rangmg mage fr om 25 to 40 were htred The elders rematned out - and unwanted Comparu es can save up to 50 per ce nt of pensiOn pay if they lay off men before age 65 even Utough these persons have worked fatthfully for 20 to 30 years That's temptmg These people are alert and tn tune - JUS! born too soon - KATY ~(y}OOffi~rn ® u...t .,.... 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S WUIU' IUAl. 8110 1 81fT I PI'.OfltiSIO I WOVLOH r CRLL FIR. HoiLP 1 OH MY HEAD! I I-lAD TO S~Y I ANNt£ W0\1~ UA>IIi &UT I M 50 DI:J.'l"( SO WA~ OI<AY ~ THE CAVE W TH 1HE WA LL PAI'-J Ti rJGG WHERE I FOWJP THOG-t: F"05$ tJ.$ MAY SE- SACilEP TO THE'M 5 0 ME- OF THE M MAY HAVE F0L L0WEO 1'-1 THEIR OWN SA llrJ6 CRAFT-- TO GET BliCK THE IR. 5ACRE D RELICS / it"' WENDY flOW PLEASED YOU WERE WrTH HE!? WORK NOT JUST ME MEVERYONE IN ll-!E. DE:PARTMENT 1:7 IMPRES~ED STILL A (!liT COOL lDME YOU AT FIR&!, AND NOW 1HEY CON T KNON QUITE HOW TO /lAKE UP FOR IT ,f ~.,. ~.~~ • • "THEM AN OPPOIZTUNTITY. fiR.ST THING MONDAY MORNING! V.,\1ATSA~ Wfi DIP It.lTO <SA'.J\~ A~D aow ':'CME' 01'IT ON At-l~W T'.J <SE:T 1 ALLEY OOP IF '/OU PROMISE. TO USE IT FOR WHILE YOU CLEAN '!OuRSELF UP. lll FINO SOMETHING WE CAN USE T CARRY niESE t:rED SERR E5 BACK TO M0J FOOZY HUMANITARIAN JUG MAN 5'\ID l ~lll!ILDWf'AAii'DEK PAA'tNG ATTENTION The btddmg has been East Church a nd Office Supplies G1fts : 1+ • 1'1 Pass 4.a• • Pass s• Pass "' •• 1 WI'$ 0U&T 1ELLIN6 1 JUST M GHT GIVE HES MORE OF A UPSIDE OOWIIJ North M•ddteport I'HE BORN WSER HOWWOULD>DIJ ONE OF l!IE GIRLS aJNFESS:D KNOW ?ll<EYRE THE:Y WERE: 6U6P/CIOU5 OF tNEWSPAPER ENTER PRISE ASSN l "• West • Soulh You South hold ; .A K 7 6 .A K 7 6 +3 2 +K 10 3 SADIE'S MARKET Meats and Grocenes Ph Syracuse 0 patten! There s al"ays tomorrow CA PRICORN (Dec 22-Ja n !9) Somelhmg other than )Our Home DOWN 4.I. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE P.h. 949 3342 Rac1ne make a w1se decision today Be JUdge 5 Fre1ght South ' have to ruff the thtrd round of : hearts Then he could draw , trumps and concede a trtck : to the ace of clubs Suppose • the trumps were gmng to brea k 4 l An unpleasant ' thought, mdeed' Could he do anythmg about tt• He could try' ' South ruffed the thtrd heart and promptly played nts 10 of clubs West had to make a spltt second dectston He • co uldn ' t afford to hesttate ~ and then duck so he ducked QUICkly ' Now South had one club trtck m He played dummy's three trumps entered hts • hand wtth a dtamond drew the last trump and cashed the rest of the dtamonds If West had gone rtght up ' wtth the ace of clubs he could have beaten the contract by • promptly leadtng a fourth heart ' Nc matter whtch hand , South trumped tn West would eventually collect a : trump trtck, provaded he handled hts subsequent plays ' perfectly ••• •• •• PHONE 992 2156 99 Mdl St The M an Who CnedWo lf 6 N ews 13 The Shak1es t Gun m th e Wes t 3 Wom an T1mes Seven 4 The Cnmson Cu lt 13 News 8 10 00 - Mov 1es N1ghtlall B Law Man 10 00 - Mov1es T error s 1n a Texas Town 4 Cu lt of the Cobra 13 30 ~ Movte Our Man m jama 1ca 4 News 13 00 - Mov te Ten Days to T ula r a 4 forma tion than you have to 'Haste makes waste' does ' not always apply at the •brtdge table South looked ove r dummy •qutckly He dtdn t ltke that ; queen of hearts lead Ob· • vtously, dummy s ktng of hea rts was gotng to be worth· ~ Jess to htm S!tll, the contract •appeared to be pretty safe Or " RACINE FOOD MARKET 4 Movle ~ Mov 1es proJected mcome now ts gambltng wtlh the odds agamst you Try to hve w1thm your means SAGITTARIUS (No' 23 Dec 211 You need much more m ' : SELl IT-WITH A SENTINEL WANT AD Chester, Ohoo St Rt 7 2174 Furn1tureand Hardware Hom el1te Saws MIDDLEPORT OHIO GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN 90? RIDENOUR SUPPLY GOEGLEIN READY MIX Phone 992 3284 Ph 2 tdeals to ga m somethmg you "ant today Don t - you ll later be found out LEO tJuly 23-Aug 22) Be wa ry of one who IS more com phmentary today than usual Thts person has an ultenor to Impress !urn Don t bother LIBRA tSept 23-0cl 23] ft would be unwise at th1s tlme to try to Implement Ideas m wht ch )OU don t have complete fatth Watt !til you do SCORP 10 tOr i 24 Nov 22) Spendtn g beyond your by THOMAS JOSEPH A( ROSS 41 1-'laybo) 1 Moslem of old "• South saw that he would Ph 949 5772 Ra e me 1 co mpletely Look out for smooth salesmen GEMINI !May 21 June 20) Don t bank too heav tly on one "ho makes you pt omtses but has yet to keep them Hts word ts JUS! as shallow today CANCER (June n .July 22) You may be tempted to employ ' 23 Se pt 22) VIRGO t Aug Someone you II be wtth today By Oswald & James Jacoby • cttd OHIO VALLEY BAKING 00. East 2. FULL SERVICE SHOP 667 3280 North I+ MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP LODWICK'S MARKET General Merchand 1se Ph Tuppers P lam s Chesh1re 12 have at e wllh those you trust ~ mottve beneaU1 the sweet Wlk has a wa} of makmg you feel mset:ure You try overly hard y(mr house 1s gmng to be left unattended be sure you don t lecwe the doors unlocked~ __. / YOU K R!RTHDAY - Mych I 1971 - Don t be tmpattent tf everything doesn t go exactly as planned the early part of the year Thmgs wtll get much better la ter on Neither vulnera ble MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR SWISHER & LOHSE 992 2955 11 00 - News 3 4 A BC News6 13 M1dn1ght Spec 1a ll S 11 30 probabtltty of mtstakcs m your paperwork today TAURUS (Aprtl ZO.May 20) Be sure fmanc1al deahngs you ] 10 30 - Da y al Noght 33 ll 15 - THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN 00. 296 W. Second Dear Helen I'm just 21, but I stde wtUt Mtd Ltb 'who says people over 50 · 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 lt0 9 30 - Bob Newhart 8 10 ~ 0 00 - 0wen Marshall6 13 Grammv Awards8 10 ME IGS COUNTY BRANCH Na t 10nw d e Insuranc e Co of Columbus 0 Pomeroy 307 Spnng Ave Dta l992 2318 to Me1gs All m the Famtly 8 10 Partndge Family 13 6 Book Beat 33 Mov 1e The Green Beret s 3 4 15 8 30 - MASH 8 10 Mov1e 33 Mov1e Houston We ve Got a Problem 6 13 CATALOGUE STORE P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Devoted 33 8 00 - MONTGOMERY WARD Auth onzed Ca talog M ercha nt Lou s W Osborne Ph 992 P omeroy Ma1n That Good Ole Nashville Mus ic 3 Course of Our T 1mes ARIES !March 21-Aprtl 19) Daydream mg lack of roms on what you re dumg mcreascs measures unworthy of your International Social Servaces, 345 East 46th St , New York, N Y , 10017 I must pomt out that adoptive parents face a long watt and much red tape but every mmute IS worth tl Our little Vtet namese son came to us after a year and a half of delay One would never guess that only a year ago he arrtved as a scared skinny, undernourashed, scabaous youngster who could not even wear a paar of shoes because of deep wounds on hts feet and ankles He has been welcomed mlo our home and our communal} and ts loved by everyone who meets hun How lucky and blessed WE are to have the opportumty to have him )Otn our famtl y' MRS LOL t1 30 - Star Trek 3 4 15 Brady K'ds 6 13 Speed Buggy 8 10 Sc r plures Selected By l !'loe Amtr c;~n 9 bit Socttty SEARS •• Holt Adoption Program, P 0 Box 2420, Eugene, Ore , 97402 Man from COSI10 Sesame St 20 Gospel 6 Abbott and Cost elloB Saturday Report3 Osmonds 13 PnmusA 00 - Jake s Place 6 Ltd sv tll e 3 4 IS Bugs Bunny 13 Ha1r Bear Bunch 8 Lasste 10 30- Yog1 s Gang 6 13 Mtsl er Rogers 20 Addams Family 3 A 15 Sabnna 8 Popeye 10 00 - Sesame St 20 Super Fnends 6 13 Mov1e 8 10 Emergency Plus 3 4 15 30 - ln ch High Pnvate Eye3 4 15 00 ~ Elec Co 20 LaSSies Rescue R angers6 13 My Favor1te Mart1ans 8 10 Stgmund and the Sea Mon st ers 3 4 15 3(}-Goober and the Ghost Chasers 6 13 Pmk Pa nther s 3 4 15 Jeannie 8 10 00 - Jos1e and th e Pussyca ts m Outer Spa ce 8 10 Butch Cass tdy 3 4 15 M 1SS1on Mag1c 6 13 8 By Hden Bottl'l Denver, Colo, 80211 SATURDAY MARCHl 6 30 - Chnstoph er C loseup 10 6 30 - TV Classroom 8 Fa 1fh for To da y 10 Kentucky Afield 13 7 00 ~ Ne 1ghbor s 13 Farm Front 4 Fun f or Everyone 6 Treehouse Club B 10 7 15 - Woman s Pomt of V1ew 13 Sunday I Cormth1ans 3 16-23 Monday Matthew 5 38-48 Tuesday Psalms 41 1-3 Wednesday I Samuel 26 2-23 Thursday Luke 6 27-38 Frzday Genesas about money today Tlus could lead you to speculate or waste fu nds you know you shouldn 't I'ISCES (Feb 211-Marc h 20 I If Dear Helen You mentioned the need for adoptive parents of transrac tal and handicapped older chtldren There are sttll many half Amertcan chtldren left behtnd tn Vtetnam 1 he needs are most urgent for the ones who were faUtered by bla ck Amen cans and to a lesser degree, by whtle Amertcans In the event of a Com muntst takeover, these ' rruxtures would be the ftrst to be constdered expendable Here are the addresses of three places where mterested people can "rtte for mformatton on adopting such chtldrcn Friends of Children of VIetnam, 4568 Beach Court, 8 00-Sa nlord & Son 3 4 15 8 You 11 be rather md1fferent Readers Answer the Mat! 7 30 - pm BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shu l er pa st or Wor Shi P ser Y ce 9 30 am Sun d ay Sund ay school 10 30 am B tbl e study and pray er serv tce 7 30 p m Thur sday K ng s bury Road Su n day Sc hool 9 30 am Ra lp h Car l supt Worsh p ser v tce 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternat el y Pra ye r meel ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Jay St l es pa sto r 222 13 7 00- Truth or Con se q J I LAUR EL CLIFF FREE METHODI ST Rev Rober t E Buck l ey pastor W I •a m Ba ey Su pt Sunday School 9 30 am morn tng wors h p 10 30 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Wed nesday Chr stan Youth Crusade 6 30 p m Thursday ch0 1r prac t ce 7 REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rae n e Road Wllltam Roush pastor Denny Evans Su nday Sc l'1oo D1rec tor Sunda y Sc hool 9 30 am Mornmg worshtp 10 30 am Sunday e~te n1n9 ser v ice 7 p m Wednesday even 1ng praye r ser~t 1 ces 7 30 p m Helen Help FRIDAY MARCH t, 1974 6 00-- NewsJ 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame Sf 70 Adl enan Co unsel mg Tec hntques 33 Truth or Con seq 6 6 30- NBC News 3 a 1) ABC News 6 CBS News a 10 Room PraJar IS a partJ I line pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Ttm Russel l rntntster Norman C W ill Sunday schoo l supt Su nday schoo l 9 30 a m wo r sh P serv ce 10 30 am B t ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m Television Log work w1ll be on your mmd 1 his wtll cut your efftct ency well below par AQUARIUS aJan 211-Feh 191 • ~ 992 39tkl What do you do now? A-Just btd five hearts. You i: can t take care or the first two • diamond leads •nd it looks ,as ~ r ~ your partner can t eltht• • • f I �I 6- The Datly Sentthel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 March l 1974 POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev w H P err n pasto r Roy Mner Sunday schoo l t,upt Churc t1 schoo l 9 15 a m worsh p scrv ce 10 24 a m Youth cho r rehearsal Men day 3 JO p m u• der d reef on o f Mary Sk. nner sen or chot r r ehearsa l 7 30 p m Tlw r sdav w th Mrs rec tor Pau l Nease d POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Co rn er Un10n and Mu l berry Rev Clyde V H ender son pastor S1.1ndav sc hool 9 30 am G~n M cC l u n g s up t morn•ng worShiP 10 30 am even1ng se rv• ce 7 30 m d week ser \/lee Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Harold Deetl'l recto r Church serv•ces 10 30 a m Holy commu n on f•rst Sunday o f mon th ch ur ch school 10 30 am fO r nursery th rough 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST ~ John F Amstutz pastor B ble sct10ol 9 30 a m worst11p 10 30 adult worsh p se r¥ 1ce and young people s meet1ng bo th 7 30 p m Comb ned B•ble study and prayer meet ng Wednesday 1 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY ~ Envoy Ray W W1n ng otf1 ce r In charge Sunday 10 a m Hoi mess meet1ng 10 30 am Sunday School Youn g Peop l es Leg1on 7 p m Thur sd ay 1 to 3 p m Lad1 es Home League 7 p m Prep cl asses ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corn er Secon d and Sy camore Sts Pomeroy the Rev W1111am Mtd dl ewor th pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m church serv ces 10 30 a m SACRED HEART Rev Fat her Berna r d Kra lcov 1c pastor Phone 992 2825 Sa turday e~tent ng Mass 7 30 p m Sunday Mass B and 10 am Confess ons Sat urday 1 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Robert Kuhn pastor W II am watson Sunday schoo l supt Sunday school 9 30 a m BYF 6 p n'l S'lb t e &tu d y Wednesday 7 p m c ho r pract1ce We dn esday 9 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINES S CHURCH Harr son~t lll e Rev 0 Dell Man ley Pastor H en ry Eb lm Sunday SchOO l Supt Sun day Sc hOOl 9 3Q a rn E~ten ng worshtp 7 30 p m Prayer and Pra1se serv ce Thursday 7 3J pm NEASE SET TLEMENT CHAPEL Non denomtnat•onal Geo rge S 0 ler Pastor Sunday Schoo l 10 am wo rsht p Ser v ce 11 am Sunday n1gh t serv ces 7 30 p m Wednesctay Preyer meetmg ~7 30 p m Everyone welcome POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Ma n St - Loren T Ste phens cvanoel s t phone 99'"1 78~6 Co n servat ve non Instrumen ta l Sunday worsh p 10 ., m B b le study 11 a m wor sh p 6 p m Wednesday B bte study 7 p m MIDWA Y CO MMUNITY C HURCH (no n denomma t 1onall L ana sv l ie DeKter Road th e Rev Worley Ha l ey pastor Sunday sc hool 10 a m c. . en ng wor sh p 1 30 p m Pray er me e t ng Tuesday 7 30 p m yout h gro up Fr dav 7 30 p m SEVENTH DA Y AO VENTIST Located o n Mulber ry He 1ghls near Ve terans Memor al Hosp ta l Pomeroy Pastor H erbert Morgan Sabba th Schoo l eve ry Saturday a t 2 p m and worshtp serv ce lo low ng at 3 15 p m Open B1ble d1scuss on eac h ThtJrsday a t 7 30 p m at the c hur ch T he F r endly Church GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Pr each m g ~ 30 a m ft rst and second Sundays of each month th1rd and fourth Sunday s each month worsh p serv ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday evenm gs at 7 30 Prayer and B bl e Stu dy FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 282 Mu l berry Ave Pomeroy aff I ated wllh S B C th e Rl:'ll Fred H II pastor Troy Zw1llmg Sunday schoo l supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 am morn ng wo r sh i P 10 30 Su nday evangehst •c meet ng 1 30 p m Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 10 p m 4(fred Carpenter Social 'oles News, Event MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Cor ner Fourth and Ma n Middleport Rev H enry Key Jr pa stor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mrs Erv m Baumgard ner sup t M orn tn g worshiP 10 45 a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES La rry Ca rnahan pres d ng m1n1ster Sunday B1ble l ee tvr e 9 10 am Watchtower study 10 30 am Tuesday Btble study 7 JO p m Th ur s day m n stry school 7 30 p m serv•ce meetin g 8 30 Sunday School attendance on Feb 24 was 45, the offermg $22 15 An offermg of $68 was presented to a needy family Worshtp servtces were held at ll a m wtth Mrs Donna Miller of Belpre speakmg from Luke 4 I 12 Attendance was 28, offetii\g $15 25, pledges, $24 50 World Day of Prayer ser· vtces wall be held at the home of Genevteve Guthrte on Frtday evemng, March I, followmg the regular meetmg of the Women's Soctety, at 8 p m Anyone ts welcome who wishes to partactpa te Mr andMrs Chas D Woode and Thelma Henderson attended Ute Cluster Hymn Smg at Ute Long Bottom U M Church Saturday evenmg, Feb 23 All seven churches were represented as well as two or three visating churches wtth more than 50 m attendance The next smg wall be at Ute Reedsville U M Church on Saturday evening March 34J Mrs Besste Kapple IS not so well at this wrtting Iris Carr went back to see her doctor Monday mornmg Mr and Mrs Otto Swartz of Shade were Saturday evenmg guests of Nana Rob11ts0n and Clara Follrnd Ellen Facemyre has returned from a two weeks vacatton lrtp to Phoerux, Anz where she vtstted her son Earl Holland, Jr and famtly She also attended Ute Sun Valley camp meeting and vaewel! many stghts m the area She made the trtp by plane and was accompanted by her daughter, Penny Malesko of Dayton Mr and Mrs Ed Hensley and Mrs Mary Collter, Flatwoods, Ky spentadayhere wath their brother and saster tn-law, Mr and Mrs Walliam Culwell and father, Jerry Culwell Colwnbta Grange No 2435 met wtth Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey m thetr home The grange sewmg contest was discussed The youth group met at Temple church and several young folks along wath thetr leaders were present Mr and Mrs Roger Spaegle, Anna and Wayne, Columbus, VISited her brother m-law and saster Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle and famtly Mr and Mrs Larry Stanley and Anna, Manon, were weekend guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs Lewas Srntth The Busy Bee Soctety of the Carpenter Baptist Church met at the church Emma Whatl!ngton led the devotaons Others present were Anna Ltch, Freda Smath, Ida Cheadle, Metta Fisher, Vivian Gaston, Beulah Perry and Boruue Cheadle Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Standbury were Mr and Mrs Clatr Dale Stansbury, Clara and Bobby, Groveport, Mr and Mrs Larry Stansbury and son and Rata Smtih, Reynoldsburg Recent dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey were Mabel Pauley Dexter, a.nd Mr and Mrs Roy Wtseman, Harrisonville The Unated Methodast Women of the Temple Church met at the horne of Betty Mattox RoseMary Miller led devotions using World Day of Prayer as the theme Other members present were Lucy Thomas, Goldte Gillogly, Murl Galaway Westma Crabtree, Paulme Comer, along watlt guests, Hazel Culwell, Amy Caldwell , Kay Wolfe and Debbte and Laura Mtller Mrs Beulah Cordray has been returned home after spendmg some ttme tn Ho12er Hoopttal Rtcky Batley, son of Mr an~ Mrs Dana Bailey has been senously all m Holzer Hospatal His brother tn law and stster, Mr and Mrs Rtchard Jeffers and famtly, were called here from New Boston, Ill , to be wtth htm He ts reportedly tmprovtng but wtll have surgery later for a ruptured appendtx Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey called on Blanche Gorby at The Platns on Sunday afternoon Ellen Facemyre called on Mr and Mrs Lawrence Facemeyer m Glouster on Sunday afternoon Mrs Lizzte Nelson and John, Rutland, called on Mrs Ida Denntson Reedsville News, Notes The CBC's met wath Mr and Mrs Denver Weber for Ute February meeting Dues were paad and new offacers are Denver Weber, prestdent Ptckens, v1ce Warren president, Phyllas Reed, treasurer, and Lillian Pickens, secretary Conunuruty flower fund conuruttee IS Dohrman Reed and Margaret Brown Refreshments were served to the followmg familaes Ernest Whitehead, Dohnnan Reed, Ronald Osborne, Margaret Brown, and Warren Pickens The next meeting wlll be wath the Whiteheads Mrs Leona Hensley of Long Bottom vasated wath Mrs Bessie Larkins recently Mr and Mrs Donald Coleman and famaly of Colwnbus spent a weekend wtth Mrs Helen Archer Lora Mondry was an over· rught guest of her grand parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Prtce of Long Bottom Mrs Walter Brown, Mrs Steve Cowdery and Davtd Brown VISited wath Mr and Mrs R E Wtlliams Karen and Robm Humphrey, students at Oht!) · State Unlversaty, Colwnbus, vtsited thetr parents, Mr and Mrs C Ed Humphrey, over the weekend --Mrs. L Balderson EAGLES SIGN S\JTI'ON PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Defenstve tackle Mttch Sutton of Kansas, Philadelphta's top pick m the college draft, sagned Wednesday with the Eagles for the 1974 National Football League season Slutton, 6-4, 252 pounds, was a second-team aliBtg Eaght lineman last season JIMMY VS ZIT AS PARAMUS, N J -Top-seed ed Jammy Connors of Belleville, Ill opens defense of his Garcta TenniS Classic tttle today at Bergen Commuruty College Connors, who won Ute nattonal indoor champaonshtp last week at Salisbury, Md , faces Zitas Gerulattts ol New York m his opemng round match MISS REDONDO SIGNS LOS ANGELES (UP!) Marata Redondo of Nabonal City, Calif , became the second player Wedn esday to reach terms With the Los Angeles Strmgs of the World Team Tennas !.•ague Miss Redondo• 18, was 1972 Pacifac SouUtwest Tournament champion pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst 1n Crlnst•an Union L aw r ence Manley pas tor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sc hool Sup t Sunday School 9 30 a m Evening worsh p Wednesday praye r 7 30 mee ttng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Ractne Rou te 2 th e Rev James M Muncy pa stor Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m mornmg wor&lliP 11 am even1ng wors l11p 7 30 p m Pray er mee t ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peopl es meet ng 7 30 p m Th ursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Ber t ha K ngrey subsftt ut e pas t or Sunda y Schoo l 10 am worsh 1p servtce 7 p m Sun da y Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Near LOng Bot tom Estll Hart pa stor Roy Brown ass 1slan t pastor Sunday schOol 10 a m Church 7 30 p m eac h Su nday evenmg prayer m &et .ng 1 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th1rd Ave th e Rev William Kn ttel pastor Rona l d Dugan Sunday Sc hool Supt Classes for all ages even ng ser v 1ce 1 30 p m B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m youth serv 1ces Fr 1day 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum M d dlepo rt Noel He rr m an pa sto r Satu rday even ng serv1ce 7 p m Sunda y sch ool 10 am Sunday event ng wor sh•P 7 p m days Church s choo l 9 :w am pr?lycr mtecl mq f r sl Wednc5day 7 30 p m EAST LETART Worsh p } 30 p m secor1d cmd tourth 5undays church school ct 30 a rn pr~yu meet l Q th rd Wednesday I 30 p m GREAT BEND Worst p I I a rn ?nd and 4Th Sundays Churc h School 10 am LETART FALLS Wor sh p 10 a m Ch ur c h school 9 a m B b l e stu dy 7 30 p rn every Tuesday MORNIN G STAR Worsh p 9 30 a m Chu r c h School 10 30 am Mtd week Serv c e Wednesday 8 p m MOR SE CHAPEL Wor Sh p 11 a m lsi and Jrd Sundays Church Schoo l 10 am PORTLAND Worsh p 7 30 p m Chu r ch Sc hoo 9 30 .J m SUTTON Worsh p 11 am 2n d and 4th Su nd ays Church School 10 a m WESLE YA N CRactn e) Worsh p 11 a m Church Sc h ool 10 a m NORTHEA ST CLIIS1ER Rev Rob er t Meece Rev St anl ey Br anelum JOPPA - Worsh tp 10 am Chu r ch Schoo l 9 am Prayer Meetmg Wed n es day 8 P m LONG BOTTOM Chur ch s.erv ces 9 a m Sunday SchOol 9 15 am B ble Study ever y Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wo r Sh p 11 a m Chu r ch Schoo l 10 am ALFRED - Su nd ay school 9 iS a m each Sunday preach ng at 11 am eac h Sunday Prayer meet n g 7 45 p m Wednesday WSC S a p m on lh1rd T uesday each month REEDSVILLE Sunday schoo l 9 30 preach n g 7 30 p m Sunday prayer mee t ng 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 1 30 ftrst Thur sd ay each month SILVER RIDGE - Worsh p 10 a m Churc h Schoo l 9 a m TUPPERS PLAIN S Worsh p 9 a m Church Sc hoo l 10 a m KENO C HURCH OF CHRIST - Georg e Fr eder ck supt Servtce weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Preach ng f r st and l h rd Sundays of month b y Cl•ffo rd Sm th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darre l l Doddrt l l pastor Su nday Schoo l 9 30 a m Leonard G il more f~rst elder even ng se rv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meet ing 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Rae n e Route 2 The Re¥ Cha rl es Hand past or Su nday sc. h oo l 9 .t 5 a m mor n ng worsh 1p 11 a m Evenmg ser v ces Tu es d ay and Fr day 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1ble Study 9 30 a m morn nQ worsh1p 10 30 am even ng worshtp 6 30 p m Wedn esday B tbl e St udy 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday Schoo l 10 a m wtth Willard P go II supt Evangel s t1 c message each Sunday even mg 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Cl ne m n• ster of th e Apostoli c Fa 1th B bl e Study Wednesday 7 30 7 30 p MT ' '. m 7- The Daaly Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0, Marth 1 1974 '~Y UNION BAPTIST Re11 le e 1 (0)( pa stor Sunday 5 cl ool s up I J ue Sayre '::. wd<~y school 9 45 a m Sunday ev en ng worsh iP 7 30 Wcdn e sd<~y prayer and A1bl e study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLA IN S C HRI ST I A N CHURC H Eugene Underwood pas tor Hownrd Ca ldwe I Jr Sunday Schoo l Sup t Sunday SchOO l 9 30 am Morntng Sermon w 30 a m Su nday even ng scrvtce 7 p m LETART FA LL S UNITED BRET HREN Rev Freeland Norr1s pastor F loyd Norr 5 sup ! Sunday schoo 9 30 am morn ny se rm on 10 30 a m Prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Sm th pastor Sunday School 10 a m Arthu r Henson Sup I Morn ng Worsh p 11 am You n g Peep e s serv ce 7 p m Ev en ng serv ce 7 JO p m Wednesday M d Week Pr ayer Serv ce 7 30 p m You t h me et ng 6 30 p m Even ng worsh p 7 30 p m C HESTER CHUR CH OF THE NAZARENE R ev Herbert Gr a t e pa stor Wor ShiP servn:: e 11 a m and 7 30 p m Su nday Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m R char d Barton sup ! P r ayer meettnQ Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clt lford Smtth m n tster Sunday School 9 30 am morn n g ch ur ch 10 30 am Sunday evet ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday servtce 8 pm OLD DEXTER CON STIVERSVILLE COM GREGATIONAL CHURCH MUNITY CHURCH - Su nd ay M r s Wo rl ey Franc s Su nday school serv1ce 10 am Prayer sc hool s upt Sunday sc hool 10 rne et tng Thur sday 7 p m Sun day e~ten ng se r v ce 7 p m om ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pom er oy Harrt sonv li e LONG BOTTOM Roa d R ck Mo rr son pa stor CHRISTIAN Mr Rober t Sund ay school sup t Sl even Wya tt pastor Sunday School Stanley Sunday schoo 9 30 supt Rona ld Osborne B ble am mo r n tn g worsh p and Sch ool 9 30 a m preachmg c ommun on 10 30 am 10 45 a m Even. ng serv ces Sunda y even n g youth 7 30 p m Chrt sl an Endl'!avor 6 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE worsh p serv ce Su nday 7 30 METHODIST Ronald We l l s p m Wedn es day even ng pastor Su nday Sc hool 9 30 MIDDLEPORT FIRST pra ye r meet ng and B b t e a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 BAPTIST - Corn er S1xt h and study 7 30 p m a m Young Peoples Se r v 1ce Pa lme r the Re v St eve ST JOHN LUTHERAN ~ 6 45 p m Evangel st c ser Sk aggs p asto r Danny P ne Grove the Rev Arthur v tce 7 30 p m P ray er Thompson Sunday school supt Combs pa stor Su nday sc hool m ee t.ng Thur sday 7 30 p m WMPO rad10 program 7 45 9 30 am chu r ch serv 1ces FREEDOM GOSPEL am Sunday sc hoo l 9 15 am 10 30 a m MISSION - Bad Knobs Rev morntng worSh iP 10 15 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF L R Gl uesencamp p astor Youth act v1tles and tetlowsh p CHRIST B 1ble SChOO l 9 30 Roger Wilfred !ir Sunday for 1un or and sen1or h gh a m morn.ng worsh1p 10 30 Sc hool Supt Sunda y Sc hool students 6 p m B1ble study a m Sun day eve n ng Worshtp 9 30 a m Sund ay even ng 1 30 p m M d week prayer Se r~t1ce 7 30 p m c ho r wor sh1 p 7 30 Prayer meettng serv1c.e Wednesday 7 30 p m pract1 ce Sunday and Wed Tuesday 7 30 p m Ern es t nesday 7 p m pra ye r meet1ng CHURCH OF CHRIST You t h D eeter class lead er and B ble Stu dy Wedne sda y Midd l e port 5th and Matn mee ttn g Wednesday 7 30 1 30 p m George Glaze mm ts ter p m Ernest Dee t er leader ANTIQUITY BAPTIST James Sheets supertntendent MT HERMON CHURCH OF Rev Freeland Norr. s pastor B1ble school 9 30 a m THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunday schoo l 10 a m Church CHRIST Robert Shook morning worsh 1P 10 30 am serv1ce 7 p m Wednesday even1n9 worShiP 7 30 p m pastor Sund ay schoo l 9 30 B ble Stu dy 7 p m prayer service 7 p m Wed a m Russe ll Spence r supt RACINE FIRST CHURCH nesday w or shtp serv 1ce 10 45 a m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE e~te n ng worshiP alternating Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a m OF THE NAZARENE - Rev w lh C E at 7 30 p m on Morn1ng Wor shiP 10 30 am Thomas E weaver pastor Sunday Prayer m ee t1ng 7 30 F loyd Carson Sunday schoo l E~tentng WorSh iP 7 30 p m p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe supenn t endent Sunday school Wednesday M d Week Serv 1ce lay l ea der Sunday Sc hoo l Super nt end en t 9 30 a m mornmg worsh p WHITES CHAPEL Pa stor Rev 10 30 Sunday evangeliStiC Geral d Well s Coo lville R D Rev Roy Dee te r meettnQ 7 p m pray er Morr s M Wolfe pas to r Sund ay schoo l 9 30 RACINE FIRST BAPTIST meeting Wednesday 7 p m am worsh p serv 1ce 10 JO GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Walter P Btkacsan pastor a m B ble study and prayer Ronn 1e Sa lser S S Supt Second Ave M •ddleport serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m RUTLAND Morn1ng Worsh p 10 45 am school 10 a m worsh tp ser RUTL A ND CHURCH OF Sunday even 1ng worsh p 7 30 v1 ce 11 am worsh1p ser v ce CHRIST - Rod Ka sl er pastor 7 JO p m Sunday Wednesday p m Wednesday eventng B1b l e v H Braley Sunda y school Stu dy 8 p m night prayer ser¥ 1Ce 7 30 sup ! Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m DANVILLE WESLEYAN ~ wors h p se rvt ce and com THE UNITED PRES Rev Le lon Gtasure pa stor mun on 10 30 am youth BYTERIAN MINISTRY Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m meeltng 6 p m Sund ay OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwight youth and 1un1or youth servtce even ng se rv ce 7 regular 6 45 p m evenmg worsh1p L Zavltz Pastor Otrector board m ee tm g th.rd Saturday 7 30 p m pr ayer and pra 1se HARRISONVILLE 7 p m Sunday Church Sc hool 9 30 Wednesda'l 7 30 o m RUTLAND COMMUNITY SILVER RUN FREE a m Mrs Homer Lee Supt CHURCH Sunday Sc hoo l BAPTIST - Rev Ra l ph Dean 9 30 a m WorshtP serv•ce 1 1 Morning Worsh'f 10 30 a m MIOOLEPOR Sunday pas tor Sunday Sc hool 10 am a m Wedn esd ay prayer supt Eventng Church School 9 30 a m John Leon Mil l er m ee tmg 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m Prayer F Fultz Supt Morn ng servtce n1ght wor sh1p 7 30 p m meet tng Th ursday 7 30 p m WorshiP 10 30 am RUTLAND CHURCH OF SYRACUSE Morntng CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Worship 9 am 1 Sunday GOD Rev James Sat Lloyd D Grtmm Jr pastor Church School 10 a m Mrs terf1e ld pastor Sunday School Su nday Sc hool 9 30 a m Sampson Hall Supt 9 30 a m worsh•P ser v c.e 11 Mornm~ worshiP 10 30 am a m even ng serv1 ce 7 Young peoples ser v1ce 6 45 MEIGS pray er serv1ce and youth p m EvangelistiC serv ce COOPERATIVE serv 1ce Wedne sday 7 p m 7 30 p r 1 Wednesday e~ten n g PARISH LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN se r v 1c.e 7 30 p m THE UNITED CHURCH - Robert E Musser MASON COUNTY METHODIST CHURCH pastor Sunday School 9 JO THE HILAND CHAPEL Robert T Bumgarner a m Robert Bobo sup t George Casto pastor Sunday Director mornmg worShip 10 30 Sc hoo l 9 30 even1n9 worsh 1p POMEROY CLUSTER Sunday even ng serv1ce 7 30 7 30 Thur sday evenmg pr aye r Rev CarlE H1cks Mtd week ser¥1Ce Wednesday serv ce 7 30 p m Rev D Wm Sydenstncker MASON FIRST BAPTIST CHESTER - WorshiP 9 15 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan a m Church School 10 a m era g pastor Sunday sc hoo l ENTERPRISE - WorSh i P 9 THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Larimor e pa sto r Bob 9 45 a m wor shtp serv1ce 11 a m Church School 10 a m am t ra1n1ng unton 6 30 FLATWOODS - WorShip 11 Moore Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Schoo l classes for all p m ev en 1ng worsh •P serv 1ce a m Church School 10 a m ages 9 30 a m morn ng 7 30 p m M1d week pray er POMEROY WorSh i P serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 worsh i P 1(1 45 NYP S Sunday MASON CHURCH OF 6 30 p :'f'rl evangellsttc ser v1ce am UMYF630pm CHRIST P 0 Bo x .4 87 M1ll er ROCK SPRINGS - Worshtp Sunday 7 30 p m M1d week prayer meet ng Wednesday St Mason W va Sund a y 10 a m Church School 9 a m 7 30 p m MtSS IOnary m ee t 1ng Btble Stu d y 10 a m Worsh p UMYF630pm 11 a m and 7 p ,...- B ble St ud y second W ednesday 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER UNITED FAITH NON Wednesday 1 p m Voca l Rn Robert Bumgarner Rev mUS IC HEATH Worsh iP 10 30 DENOMINATIONAL Robert Sm tth pastor Sunday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP a m Church School 9 30 a m TIST - Corner of Sec ond and sc hool 9 30 a m class l eader UMYF 7 p m wor Sh iP serv1ce Anderson M aso • Pastor RUTLAND - Worsh ip 9 15 Leo Htll 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m Walter Cloud Su nday sc hool a m Church School 10 a m 9 45 a m worsh p serv ~c.e 11 UMYF 7 p m EDEN UNITED BRETH a m and 7 30 p m Weekly SALEM CENTER War REN tN CHRIST- Elden R B1ble study Wedne sday 7 30 shtp 9 am Church Scllctol 10 Bla k e pastor Sunday Sc hoo l pm am UMYF Thursday 7 p m m Howard McCoy 10 a MASON ASSEMBLY OF SYRACUSE CLUSTER supt Morn ng sermon 11 a GOD - Second Sf Ma son W Rev R1chard E Jarv•s m Sunday night se rv1 ces Va Chester Tennant pastor ASBURY Worsh p 1 1 Chrt sl1 an Endeaver 7 30 p sun day school 10 a m a m Church School 9 50 a m m So ng serv1 ce 8 p m morning wor s.h•p 11 a m wscs 1st Tuesday Preachmg 8 30 p m M d evangelistiC serv 1ce 7 30 p m FOREST RUN - Wor ShiP 9 week Prayer meeting Wed Btble study and prayer ser v1ce Church Sc hool 10 a m a m nesday 1 p m Ray Adams Wednesday 1 30 p m Phon e WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 lay leader 773 5133 pm HARTFORD CHURCH OF MINERSVILLE - Worsh p CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 1n Chnst1an Un1on CHRIST ~ Located at R ut land 10 a m Church School 9 a m The Rev W1ll am Camp bell WSCS 3rd Monda y 7 30 p m on New L 1ma Road n ext to pa stor Sunday School 9 30 Forest Acre Park Rev Ra;t SYRACUSE Chur c h a m James Hughes supt Rouse pastor Robert Musser worshtp School 9 30 a m even1ng serv •c e 7 30 p m Sunda y Sch oo l supt Sunday serv tee 7 30 p m Wednesday even•ng prayer sc hoo l 10 30 am worshiP SOUTHERN CLUSTER mee t 1ng 7 30 p m You t h 7 30 p m B•ble study Wed Rev Steven Wtlson pray er servtce each Tu esday ne sda y 7 30 p m Saturday Rev Larry Poling FAIRVIEW BIBLE n1ght prayer se rv1ce 7 30 p m Rev Howard Sh•velev CHURCH Letart W Va Rt HEMLOCK GROVE BETHANY ( OorcasJ 1 Rev George H oscha r WorShip 9 30 am Church CHRISTIAN - RoQer Watson Sunday School 9 30 pa sto r pastor Ray Wh aley supt School 10 30 a m m Pra yer and B1ble study CARMEL Wcrsh1p 11 Mornmg worshiP 9 30 am 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer ch ur ch sc h oo l 10 30 a m a m 1 1st and 3rd Sundays Serv•ce Tues day 10 a m young peop le s meet1ng 6 30 Church School 10 a m Worsh t p Serv tee Thursday evenmg worSh iP 7 30 APPLE GROVE - Worsh p p m 7 30 p m p m B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m f 1rst and th.rd Sup a Us. Beat the C lock 4 News 6 10 Wha t s My Lmea W1ld Kmgdom 13 I Spy IS E l ec Co 10 Av1al1on Weather 33 \ 7 30- Porter Wagoner 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Concentrat ion 8 Wall Sf Week 20 33 New Treasure Hunt 10 Beat th e Clock 13 Holl ywood Sq uares 4 Washmgton Rev tew 20 33 D1rfy Brady Bu nch 6 13 30- Wa shmgton Conn ect 1on 20 S1x M1ll1on Dollar M an 6 JJ Good T1m es 8 10 Bob Hope 3 4 15 Campus Scene 33 QO---Mastt-rp tece Theate r 33 M ov 1es En s1gn Pulver 8 R 1o Conchas 10 B1centenn1al Lecture Senes 20 3{}----Bna n Ke1th 3 4 15 Odd Coupl e 13 Ozve s Gt r ls 6 QO- N ews 20 Toma 6 13 Dean Martm 3 4 15 Re l1g1ous A m enca 33 Sall y 8 10 9 9 10 10 3o-- Day At Noght 33 11 0{}----NewsJ .t 58 10 13 15 Jana kl 33 11 3{}----Johnny Carson 3 4 15 In Concer t 6 Movtes Wtld In the Streets 8 Ch amber of Horr ors 10 The Conde mn ed of Altona 13 0{}--- M1dn1ght Spec1 a l 3 4 In Concert 13 1 15-- Movle T he Gamma People 10 2 JQ----News 4 13 The man who prays can hear the prayers of others espectally when he prays for those hum an needs whtch are comm on to all men But even when he prays for needs that are solely hts own he knows that those who care for htm are JOtntng thetr pr ayers wtth htS And God s answers come back along the party /me You're never qmte sure the message was meant for you You are tempted sometimes to thtnk tt was tntended for sorr.~one else unttl you reahze that thas answer whtch God ha s msptred m your heart does fit your prayer There are ttmes when tt's good for everybody on the and speak party lme to ptck up the phone at once and hsten to what they all need to what they all feel hear That happens regularly on Sunday mommg 8 9 9 10 10 11 Sesame Street 20 Jetsons 3 4 15 lnstd e Out 20 Mov 1e 13 Bo w lmg 6 Pebbles and Bamm Bamm 8 10 12 15 - Search for Sc1ence 20 12 30 - Go3 4 15 FatAibert8 10 1 00 - Amen ca n Band stand 13 CBS Chtldren s Film Fest1val 10 College Basketball 3 4 15 8 2 00 - Limits of Man 13 Soul Tr a m 6 Mov1 e 1001 Arabtan 12 00 - Dear Helen Answermg the wife who can't bear the thought of movmg from her lovely home and good JOb, I was tn the same boat After 15 years of marrtage we butlt our dream house We lived near our fanuhes, f had a successful professton Our many fnen1s m•nred an actave socaal life You guessed at My husband was offered a transfer and promotaon - clear across Ute country l was brought up m the ' whither thou goes! ' tradtlton, but I'm afraad I was sttll hateful and uncooperatave when we made Ute move And the next ltve years turned out to he the most delightful I have ever spent' We dtscovered a whole new world of people places and things I was able to contmue m my professton, but wtUt better pay Whtle we d1dn't get another dream home we were well-housed l wouldn' t gave anyUtmg for the expertences our move made posstble We have moved agam smce I hated to go as much the second ttme, but I've learned there 's much fun 10 the new BEEN THERE N'ghts 10 2 30 3 00 - World of Surv1val 13 College Basketball 3 4 15 College Basketball 8 Un tamed World 6 Country MusJC Fest1val 13 3 30 - Pro Bowlers Tour 6 13 4 00 - Audubon W1ldilfe Theater 33 4 30 - Anhques 33 Outdoors w1th Jul1us Boros 10 5 00 - Wtde World of Sports 6 13 Wrestl mg 8 Pett1coat Jun d1on 3 Arnold Palmer 4 15 D ea th Valley Days 10 Tnb u te to J1m Croce 33 5 30 - Who Dealt' 33 N ew Dat 1ng Game J Green Acres 10 6 00 - L1 l1as Yoga and You 33 N ews 3 4 8 Green Acres 10 A Look at the Book 15 Mov1e The Adventures of Marco Polo 31-7 Saturday Psalms 51 1-17 10 6 30- Beverly H'llb ll,.s 8 Zoom 33 NBC New s 3 t5 News 4 6 Reasoner Report 13 7 00 - Hee Haw 8 6 Lawrence W elk 4 3 15 Thnllseekers 3 Catch 33 33 "" 7 30 - Wath the hope tt wall, tn some measure foster and help sustatn that whtch ts good tn famtly and commun tty ltfe, th ts feature ts sponsored by the bustness ftrms and organtzattons whose names appear below 220 E 2178 106 Mr and Mrs Charles R Sh ee ts 992 Pomeroy Court St WIN AT BRIDGE 3001 Hasty play saves contract Pomeroy NORTH 101 • AQJ • K52 • J 98 ofoKJ74 WEST EAST • 10 7 53 • QJ 1064 • A97 • 62 + 754 3 ofoA6 ofo985 32 SOUTH .K9862 • 83 t AKQIO ofoQIO Ph. 992 3863 HAYMAN'S THE DAILY SENTINEL Pomeroy .4 (General Merchandi se) Ma son Area Su pport th e Church of Your Chotce Ph . 992 3354 Pomeroy 0 104 W. Mam MARK V STORE SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL MIDDLEPORT OHIO DevotEtd--tOfhe Greater Oh10 Valley • REXALL DRUGS We F1l l All Do ctors Prescnpt1ons Pomeroy, 0 Cor Rts 71!.554 West Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Opeoong lead-•Q Ph 367 7414 R ad tal Cuts & Toupees 120 E. Mam St Pomeroy . ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION ROYAL OAK PARK Fam1ly R ec r eat ion Ph 949 9591 Racme Swtmmmg Campmg WAID CROSS SONS STORE Bakers of Hols um Bread Grocenes & General Mer chand 1se MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION 00. DBA A nthony Plumb1ng and Heatmg 992 3550 Mid dl eport 337 N 2nd GAUL'S MARKET VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. REAL ESTATE BROKER Ph 992 3325 110 MechaniC St. SMITH NELSON MOTORS Authonzed Buick Ponttac GMC Dealer CHESTER OHIO SOOE Ma1n St M'dd leport . . HEINER'S BAKERY Baker s of Good Bread HUNTI NGTON W VA . M&R FOODLINER Short Orders-Carry Out A Cool Dmmg Room Ph . 985-3308 Chester, 0 Attend the Church of y our Cho1ce BEN FRANKLIN STORE Ph 992 3498 Pomeroy NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Kerm s Korner Kermtf Wa lton Pomeroy, 0 . The Stor e W 1th A Heart MEIGS TIRE CENTER Pomeroy get the short end of lhe sl tck I hve m a sc1ent1f1c c1ty and know many persons my fathers age who have been latd off to save on reltrement and penston payments Last year, Ute atomtc mstallatton here dropped close to 2000 people because of cutbacks Amazmgly enough thts year many of those JObs were recreated and men rangmg mage fr om 25 to 40 were htred The elders rematned out - and unwanted Comparu es can save up to 50 per ce nt of pensiOn pay if they lay off men before age 65 even Utough these persons have worked fatthfully for 20 to 30 years That's temptmg These people are alert and tn tune - JUS! born too soon - KATY ~(y}OOffi~rn ® u...t .,.... 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S WUIU' IUAl. 8110 1 81fT I PI'.OfltiSIO I WOVLOH r CRLL FIR. HoiLP 1 OH MY HEAD! I I-lAD TO S~Y I ANNt£ W0\1~ UA>IIi &UT I M 50 DI:J.'l"( SO WA~ OI<AY ~ THE CAVE W TH 1HE WA LL PAI'-J Ti rJGG WHERE I FOWJP THOG-t: F"05$ tJ.$ MAY SE- SACilEP TO THE'M 5 0 ME- OF THE M MAY HAVE F0L L0WEO 1'-1 THEIR OWN SA llrJ6 CRAFT-- TO GET BliCK THE IR. 5ACRE D RELICS / it"' WENDY flOW PLEASED YOU WERE WrTH HE!? WORK NOT JUST ME MEVERYONE IN ll-!E. DE:PARTMENT 1:7 IMPRES~ED STILL A (!liT COOL lDME YOU AT FIR&!, AND NOW 1HEY CON T KNON QUITE HOW TO /lAKE UP FOR IT ,f ~.,. ~.~~ • • "THEM AN OPPOIZTUNTITY. fiR.ST THING MONDAY MORNING! V.,\1ATSA~ Wfi DIP It.lTO <SA'.J\~ A~D aow ':'CME' 01'IT ON At-l~W T'.J <SE:T 1 ALLEY OOP IF '/OU PROMISE. TO USE IT FOR WHILE YOU CLEAN '!OuRSELF UP. lll FINO SOMETHING WE CAN USE T CARRY niESE t:rED SERR E5 BACK TO M0J FOOZY HUMANITARIAN JUG MAN 5'\ID l ~lll!ILDWf'AAii'DEK PAA'tNG ATTENTION The btddmg has been East Church a nd Office Supplies G1fts : 1+ • 1'1 Pass 4.a• • Pass s• Pass "' •• 1 WI'$ 0U&T 1ELLIN6 1 JUST M GHT GIVE HES MORE OF A UPSIDE OOWIIJ North M•ddteport I'HE BORN WSER HOWWOULD>DIJ ONE OF l!IE GIRLS aJNFESS:D KNOW ?ll<EYRE THE:Y WERE: 6U6P/CIOU5 OF tNEWSPAPER ENTER PRISE ASSN l "• West • Soulh You South hold ; .A K 7 6 .A K 7 6 +3 2 +K 10 3 SADIE'S MARKET Meats and Grocenes Ph Syracuse 0 patten! There s al"ays tomorrow CA PRICORN (Dec 22-Ja n !9) Somelhmg other than )Our Home DOWN 4.I. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE P.h. 949 3342 Rac1ne make a w1se decision today Be JUdge 5 Fre1ght South ' have to ruff the thtrd round of : hearts Then he could draw , trumps and concede a trtck : to the ace of clubs Suppose • the trumps were gmng to brea k 4 l An unpleasant ' thought, mdeed' Could he do anythmg about tt• He could try' ' South ruffed the thtrd heart and promptly played nts 10 of clubs West had to make a spltt second dectston He • co uldn ' t afford to hesttate ~ and then duck so he ducked QUICkly ' Now South had one club trtck m He played dummy's three trumps entered hts • hand wtth a dtamond drew the last trump and cashed the rest of the dtamonds If West had gone rtght up ' wtth the ace of clubs he could have beaten the contract by • promptly leadtng a fourth heart ' Nc matter whtch hand , South trumped tn West would eventually collect a : trump trtck, provaded he handled hts subsequent plays ' perfectly ••• •• •• PHONE 992 2156 99 Mdl St The M an Who CnedWo lf 6 N ews 13 The Shak1es t Gun m th e Wes t 3 Wom an T1mes Seven 4 The Cnmson Cu lt 13 News 8 10 00 - Mov 1es N1ghtlall B Law Man 10 00 - Mov1es T error s 1n a Texas Town 4 Cu lt of the Cobra 13 30 ~ Movte Our Man m jama 1ca 4 News 13 00 - Mov te Ten Days to T ula r a 4 forma tion than you have to 'Haste makes waste' does ' not always apply at the •brtdge table South looked ove r dummy •qutckly He dtdn t ltke that ; queen of hearts lead Ob· • vtously, dummy s ktng of hea rts was gotng to be worth· ~ Jess to htm S!tll, the contract •appeared to be pretty safe Or " RACINE FOOD MARKET 4 Movle ~ Mov 1es proJected mcome now ts gambltng wtlh the odds agamst you Try to hve w1thm your means SAGITTARIUS (No' 23 Dec 211 You need much more m ' : SELl IT-WITH A SENTINEL WANT AD Chester, Ohoo St Rt 7 2174 Furn1tureand Hardware Hom el1te Saws MIDDLEPORT OHIO GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN 90? RIDENOUR SUPPLY GOEGLEIN READY MIX Phone 992 3284 Ph 2 tdeals to ga m somethmg you "ant today Don t - you ll later be found out LEO tJuly 23-Aug 22) Be wa ry of one who IS more com phmentary today than usual Thts person has an ultenor to Impress !urn Don t bother LIBRA tSept 23-0cl 23] ft would be unwise at th1s tlme to try to Implement Ideas m wht ch )OU don t have complete fatth Watt !til you do SCORP 10 tOr i 24 Nov 22) Spendtn g beyond your by THOMAS JOSEPH A( ROSS 41 1-'laybo) 1 Moslem of old "• South saw that he would Ph 949 5772 Ra e me 1 co mpletely Look out for smooth salesmen GEMINI !May 21 June 20) Don t bank too heav tly on one "ho makes you pt omtses but has yet to keep them Hts word ts JUS! as shallow today CANCER (June n .July 22) You may be tempted to employ ' 23 Se pt 22) VIRGO t Aug Someone you II be wtth today By Oswald & James Jacoby • cttd OHIO VALLEY BAKING 00. East 2. FULL SERVICE SHOP 667 3280 North I+ MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP LODWICK'S MARKET General Merchand 1se Ph Tuppers P lam s Chesh1re 12 have at e wllh those you trust ~ mottve beneaU1 the sweet Wlk has a wa} of makmg you feel mset:ure You try overly hard y(mr house 1s gmng to be left unattended be sure you don t lecwe the doors unlocked~ __. / YOU K R!RTHDAY - Mych I 1971 - Don t be tmpattent tf everything doesn t go exactly as planned the early part of the year Thmgs wtll get much better la ter on Neither vulnera ble MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR SWISHER & LOHSE 992 2955 11 00 - News 3 4 A BC News6 13 M1dn1ght Spec 1a ll S 11 30 probabtltty of mtstakcs m your paperwork today TAURUS (Aprtl ZO.May 20) Be sure fmanc1al deahngs you ] 10 30 - Da y al Noght 33 ll 15 - THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN 00. 296 W. Second Dear Helen I'm just 21, but I stde wtUt Mtd Ltb 'who says people over 50 · 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 lt0 9 30 - Bob Newhart 8 10 ~ 0 00 - 0wen Marshall6 13 Grammv Awards8 10 ME IGS COUNTY BRANCH Na t 10nw d e Insuranc e Co of Columbus 0 Pomeroy 307 Spnng Ave Dta l992 2318 to Me1gs All m the Famtly 8 10 Partndge Family 13 6 Book Beat 33 Mov 1e The Green Beret s 3 4 15 8 30 - MASH 8 10 Mov1e 33 Mov1e Houston We ve Got a Problem 6 13 CATALOGUE STORE P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Devoted 33 8 00 - MONTGOMERY WARD Auth onzed Ca talog M ercha nt Lou s W Osborne Ph 992 P omeroy Ma1n That Good Ole Nashville Mus ic 3 Course of Our T 1mes ARIES !March 21-Aprtl 19) Daydream mg lack of roms on what you re dumg mcreascs measures unworthy of your International Social Servaces, 345 East 46th St , New York, N Y , 10017 I must pomt out that adoptive parents face a long watt and much red tape but every mmute IS worth tl Our little Vtet namese son came to us after a year and a half of delay One would never guess that only a year ago he arrtved as a scared skinny, undernourashed, scabaous youngster who could not even wear a paar of shoes because of deep wounds on hts feet and ankles He has been welcomed mlo our home and our communal} and ts loved by everyone who meets hun How lucky and blessed WE are to have the opportumty to have him )Otn our famtl y' MRS LOL t1 30 - Star Trek 3 4 15 Brady K'ds 6 13 Speed Buggy 8 10 Sc r plures Selected By l !'loe Amtr c;~n 9 bit Socttty SEARS •• Holt Adoption Program, P 0 Box 2420, Eugene, Ore , 97402 Man from COSI10 Sesame St 20 Gospel 6 Abbott and Cost elloB Saturday Report3 Osmonds 13 PnmusA 00 - Jake s Place 6 Ltd sv tll e 3 4 IS Bugs Bunny 13 Ha1r Bear Bunch 8 Lasste 10 30- Yog1 s Gang 6 13 Mtsl er Rogers 20 Addams Family 3 A 15 Sabnna 8 Popeye 10 00 - Sesame St 20 Super Fnends 6 13 Mov1e 8 10 Emergency Plus 3 4 15 30 - ln ch High Pnvate Eye3 4 15 00 ~ Elec Co 20 LaSSies Rescue R angers6 13 My Favor1te Mart1ans 8 10 Stgmund and the Sea Mon st ers 3 4 15 3(}-Goober and the Ghost Chasers 6 13 Pmk Pa nther s 3 4 15 Jeannie 8 10 00 - Jos1e and th e Pussyca ts m Outer Spa ce 8 10 Butch Cass tdy 3 4 15 M 1SS1on Mag1c 6 13 8 By Hden Bottl'l Denver, Colo, 80211 SATURDAY MARCHl 6 30 - Chnstoph er C loseup 10 6 30 - TV Classroom 8 Fa 1fh for To da y 10 Kentucky Afield 13 7 00 ~ Ne 1ghbor s 13 Farm Front 4 Fun f or Everyone 6 Treehouse Club B 10 7 15 - Woman s Pomt of V1ew 13 Sunday I Cormth1ans 3 16-23 Monday Matthew 5 38-48 Tuesday Psalms 41 1-3 Wednesday I Samuel 26 2-23 Thursday Luke 6 27-38 Frzday Genesas about money today Tlus could lead you to speculate or waste fu nds you know you shouldn 't I'ISCES (Feb 211-Marc h 20 I If Dear Helen You mentioned the need for adoptive parents of transrac tal and handicapped older chtldren There are sttll many half Amertcan chtldren left behtnd tn Vtetnam 1 he needs are most urgent for the ones who were faUtered by bla ck Amen cans and to a lesser degree, by whtle Amertcans In the event of a Com muntst takeover, these ' rruxtures would be the ftrst to be constdered expendable Here are the addresses of three places where mterested people can "rtte for mformatton on adopting such chtldrcn Friends of Children of VIetnam, 4568 Beach Court, 8 00-Sa nlord & Son 3 4 15 8 You 11 be rather md1fferent Readers Answer the Mat! 7 30 - pm BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shu l er pa st or Wor Shi P ser Y ce 9 30 am Sun d ay Sund ay school 10 30 am B tbl e study and pray er serv tce 7 30 p m Thur sday K ng s bury Road Su n day Sc hool 9 30 am Ra lp h Car l supt Worsh p ser v tce 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternat el y Pra ye r meel ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Jay St l es pa sto r 222 13 7 00- Truth or Con se q J I LAUR EL CLIFF FREE METHODI ST Rev Rober t E Buck l ey pastor W I •a m Ba ey Su pt Sunday School 9 30 am morn tng wors h p 10 30 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Wed nesday Chr stan Youth Crusade 6 30 p m Thursday ch0 1r prac t ce 7 REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rae n e Road Wllltam Roush pastor Denny Evans Su nday Sc l'1oo D1rec tor Sunda y Sc hool 9 30 am Mornmg worshtp 10 30 am Sunday e~te n1n9 ser v ice 7 p m Wednesday even 1ng praye r ser~t 1 ces 7 30 p m Helen Help FRIDAY MARCH t, 1974 6 00-- NewsJ 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame Sf 70 Adl enan Co unsel mg Tec hntques 33 Truth or Con seq 6 6 30- NBC News 3 a 1) ABC News 6 CBS News a 10 Room PraJar IS a partJ I line pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Ttm Russel l rntntster Norman C W ill Sunday schoo l supt Su nday schoo l 9 30 a m wo r sh P serv ce 10 30 am B t ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m Television Log work w1ll be on your mmd 1 his wtll cut your efftct ency well below par AQUARIUS aJan 211-Feh 191 • ~ 992 39tkl What do you do now? A-Just btd five hearts. You i: can t take care or the first two • diamond leads •nd it looks ,as ~ r ~ your partner can t eltht• • • f I �• 8- The DmlySenlmel Mtddleporl Pomeroy 0 March i 1974 FINANCIAL REPORT F INAN C IAL R E PORT OF TOWNSHIPS Fo r Ft s cal Y e ar OF TH E BOARD OF End ng LIBRARY TRUSTEES December J l lf7 J 01 ve F o r Ft sca l Ye ar Endmg 0 Town s htp M e igs Countv Long ec emb e r J i st 1973 Lo c al Sch o ol Ltbr.uv " Ot s lnct County of M e g s P 0 I cerltf y th e fo l o w n g repor t Addr ess Pom ero y Otuo Da te to be o..o r rec t Feb 7 , 197 4 Classifieds Get Results! Bo ttom Oh10 F e bruary 21 19 74 Me tg s Ada e ssel l Town sh p C l er k SUMMARY OF CASH 1 c e rt ly tht e foll ow•ng r e port t o b e corre c W a nd a L Eblin BALANCES RECEIPT S Cl er k Tr e a s urer of th e AND EXPENDITURE:S Board of Ltbrar-v Tru stees B a la n ce J a n 1 1973 Ca s h Reconctltaflon Gen er a FIJ n d $3 1 468 30 Tot al F und Ba lan ces M o tor Ve htc l e L cense Decembe r 31 1973 Ta x Fund - 647 17 Despo t ory Ba lan ces Gasol n.e Tax Fu n d 3 007 68 FreD st Fu 1d 30 1 19 Gener al Revenue .S.h ar ng 12 151 09 To ta l s 46 28109 T otal Rece ph Gene r a l Fu nd II 392 33 Mo tor Veh cle L ce n~e T a K Fun d B 442 36 Ga sol me Tax F u nd 14 502 4 Genera l Revenue Shar ng 29 172 00 Tota ls 61 509 10 Tota l R ece,pt s& Bal an ces Gen era l F und 40 860 63 Motor Ve h cl e L cense T aK F U'1d 7 795 19 Gaso l n e Tax F und 17 51 0 09 F re 0 st F nd 30 1 09 Genera l R evenu e Sh ar n g 41 323 09 To ta ls 107 7911 19 Expenditu res Gener al Fun d 8 69 1 34 M otor Veh cte L cense Ta x F und 1 .u 5 11 G a so l n e Tax F und 11944 40 Fre D s t F und 22200 G en er al R ev enue Sh a r . ng 35 948 93 To t a ls 58 25 78 Balance Dec 31 1973 Gen era l Fund 32 169 29 M otor v en c le L ce nse Ta x F und 6 35 0 08 G a sol n e T ax F und 5 565 69 F reD s t F un d 799 Gen eral Rev enu e Sha r m g 5 374 Hi Total s 49 538 41 CASH BALANCE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES BY FUND General Fund Ba l J an 1 973 31 468 30 Rec e1p1s General Propert y Ta x Rea l Es tat e (G ros s) 2 625 47 Tan g bl e Per s Prop Ta x (Gross) 47 27 lnhentan ce Ta x 8 17 (G ros s) Local Go ... t D st 3 '12 7 39 C garette L cen se Fe es 57 00 and F n es ( Gro ss) Donat ons 90 00 Int eres t l na c t ve Fund s 1 695 46 Intangibles 1 641 57 TOt a l Rece 1pts 9 192 13 Total Beg nnmg Balanc e P lus Rec e1pts 40 860 63 E Kpend•fures Total E x pend• t ur es Ad m n st r a t v e 5 725 50 Town Halls M emonal Bv ldmg s and Grou nds 438 38 Ce m e ter es 855 85 L 1ght ng 1 036 61 Parks - Re c 38500 San tary Dump 250 00 Grand Tota l E x pen d tures Gen era l F und 8 69 1 34 Bat D ec 31 1973 32 169 29 Total E x p P us Ba Dec 31 1973 40 860 63 Motor VehiCle L cense Tax Fund - 647 17 Bat J an 1 1973 Rece pts Motor V eh cte L •ce nse Ta x 8 442 36 Total R ec eipts 8 .442 36 To t al Beg nn ng Ba ance P l us Re ceipts 7 795 19 E Kpend•tures Total E x penditures Mam tenance 1 445 11 Grand Tot a l Exp Motor V eh cl e L cense T ax Fund 1 44511 Bat Dec 31 1973 6 350 08 Total E x p Plus Bat 7 795 19 Dec 31 197 3 Gasoline Tax Fund Ba t Ja il 1 1973 3 0()7 68 R ece1pts Gasolme Tax 14 .400 00 Other 1()2 41 Total Rece pts 14 502 41 Total Begmn ng Balance Plus Rece pts 17 510 09 Expend•tures Total Expend lures M scellaneous 11 944 40 Grand Total Expend t ures11 94.4 40 Gaso l ne Ta x F und Bal Dec 31 1973 5 565 69 Tota l E x p Plus Bat Dec 31 1973 17 510 09 Fu·e D•str1cl Fund Ba l Jan 1 1973 E Kpend1tures Notes Ant c pat•on 222 00 Total Expend tures 222 00 Bal Dec 31 1973 79 19 Total Expenditures Plus Bal Dec 31 197 3 301 19 General Revenue Sharmg Fund 12 151 09 Bal Jan 1 1973 Rece1pts Other 29 172 00 To tal Rec e1pts 29 172 00 Tola l Beg nn ng Ba l ance Plus Rece pt s 41 323 09 EKpend1tures 9 286 59 Sa lanes Tools & Equ p 8 095 00 15 303 04 Sup pi es 2 139 80 Contra c ts I 124 50 Other Expenses 35 9.48 93 Tota l EKpend •tures Bal Dec 31 1973 5 374 16 Total Exp Plus Bal Dec 31 1973 41 323 09 (3) 1 ltc Laurel Oiff By Bertha Parker Feb 24th Sabbath School attendance was 114 and of fermg from all servaces was $199 90 Mrs Clifford Kilen un derwent surgery recently and remalllS a patient m Holzer Medical Center Her room number IS 300 The March M A H S Rally wall be held al the Nazarene Church, Racme March 26 The guest speaker wall be Rev Eugene Gall former pastor of the local church Paul Archer Columbus spent Saturday walh has mother Mrs GeorgJa Diehl Mr and Mrs Lenme Lyons and Leslie Nacole vasaled Sunday wath Mr and Mrs Harmon Fcfx Mr and Mrs Ben Fox of Zanesvalle VISited recently walh Mr and Mrs Hermon Fox Mr and Mrs Paul Neulzling of Athens Mr and Mrs Wallaam Perry Athens Mr and Mrs Wyatt Schaefer of Ml Vernon and Mrs Joan Sorden Forked Run Lake vasaled recently wath Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer Mrs Schaefer and Mrs Tina Jacobs are stall on the sack list Mrs Dorothy Baaley and Mr and Mrs Walham Baaley called on the Schaefers Sunday .. I L • SJ4 4 64 Fa r mers Ba n k 217 73 zens N at ana l Ba n k 176 52 Pomeroy N at ona l Ba n k 889 1 Tot al Dep Ba 1 283 36 Total Investmen ts - 0 To t al 1 283 36 O ut ~ ! Checks D ec J l 1973 93 8 72 Tot al- Cl erk Tr ea s B a l D ec 1 1 1973 344 6<l Summ ary ot c ash Balanc es Rec e 1pts and Expend 1tu r es Balanc e Jan 1 1973 Gen er al 6 759 18 2 073 J9 O V A L P ot ec t 8 832 67 Tota l Total R ece ph 23 47 6 .. a Genera l Fu n d OVA L P r o Ject 1 152 00 Tota 24 628 48 Total R ec eipts & B a lances 3C 235 66 Gen er al Fund 3 225 49 OVA L Pr o 1ect 33 46 1 IS Tot al Tctat E x pend 1tu r es 29 891 02 Gen er al Fund 3 225 49 OVA L Pr o JeCt Tota l 33 16 ~ 1 Balance Dec 11 197J 344 64 Gen er a l Fun d - 0OVA L Pro Ject To Ia 344 6.4 Cast'l Balance A ece ps and Expend•tures by Fund GENERAL FUND 67 5918 Balan ce Jan 1 1973 Rece1pts Re'Wenu e lnt Per s Prop Ta x 19 497 36 F eder a l SubSid Y 2 200 oo Stat eol Oh o Su bs dy 1095 00 F n es an d R e1 m b ursemen t s 557 25 Bequ ests Donat on s an d G1f!S 100 00 ll t er est 26 87 Total Rev Rece pts 2J 476 48 Total Rece1pfs (R e v Non Rev and Tran s ) 23 47 6 48 Total - Beg.nnmg Bal p l us Re ce pt s 30 23 5 66 EXPENDITURES Adm n st r at on 9 688 83 Personal Serv c es 13 143 4_7 L 1brary Serv Mat enal s 4 25 4 06 Operat•on oiL brary 1 78 3 44 Ma nt oiL brary 1 021 22 Grand Total Expenditures lnc1Udln9 Transfers n 891 02 Balanc e D ec J1 1973 344 64 Total E x penditures plus Bat De c 31 l 973 30 235 66 OVAL PROJECT Bat Jan 1 1973 2 073 49 RECEIPTS I 152 00 OV A L 1 TS2 00 Total Rece pts - 0Tr an sf er s Total Beg nn ng Balan ce p l us Rec e p ts 3 225 49 EXPENDITURES Books 3 225 49 Total E x penditures 3 22S 49 Bat Dec 31 197 3 o Total Expend tures plus Ba l Dec 31 1973 3 225 49 ASSETS AND LIABILITIES December 31 973 dlt ASSETS Depos lory Balan c es Act ve and lna ct1ve lands (Co st) Bv ld llgS (Cosfl EQu pment (Cost ) Inven tory - Book s Total Asset s Lab l ites Total (3) 1 lt c 344 64 9 230 00 23 470 00 GU N Sh oot M le H II Ro<~d Sa turday M ar ch 'l 7 p n Spon sored by Roc nc F r e D epar t men t 2 26 .u c DEADLINES 5 PM D ay Befo r e Pub ~ea t1 o n M onday D ea d I n e 9 a m Can ce ll at on cor r ec t on s w II be a ccepted ulllll 9 am for Day of Publi cation REGULATIONS The Pub l sh er r ese rv es th e right to ~d1 t or r e 1e ct any a d s deem e d ob, ec t on al The publ sh er w II not be r es pon s b le for mor e th an one n correct nser t on RATES For Want Ad Servtc e 5 cen ts per Word on e n ser t on M n1 m u m Ch arg e S1 00 14 cents J)er wo rd three con sec ul v e m se rt ons 26 cents p er w ord SIX con sec ut v e n sert on s 2S P er Cen t D1 sco un t on pad a d s and ad s pa1d w1th n 10 day s 69 0.4.4 64 -069 044 64 Stivers ville cr A I-..N OU N C tN G 1 cw ho ur s lor 2 ?6 tf c ncome t ax se r v ce Op en on l y N '),... ct ,.. ,. ,. d ay :t ro small rooms t urn shed F rd ay 9 a m to s TWO Sp r n g A 'Venue <oup es on l y Evf'n n oc; hy aort 0 m Ca Sun day or even ngs 992 Wa n da Ebl n Co Rd 22 o ff 3429 Reul e 7 bypass Ph on e 991 2 24 6t p 2272 1 8 30tc N O 1 copp er 75c rad a tor s 35c r ed br ass ~ O c b atter es $ 20 M A H al Ree d sv li e Oh o Ph on e J78 6249 27 lfc BLIND ADS Add t•onal 25c Charge per Adv ert sement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 oo p m o a ty 8 1n a m to 17 00 N oo n Saturdi:!I V OL D turn lur e o a k t a b l es c loc k s ce bo xes bra ss beds d sh es d es ks or comp l et e: h o u se h ol d s Wr l e M 0 M ll er Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o ca ll 99 2 7760 5 13 tfc In Memorv NI CE TRA L ER 10 m es no lh of Pom eroy r eason ab le r ent worth see ng Cou p e onl y Ph on e 99 2 74 ! 9 2 28 fc 3 A N D ~ RO OM f ur n shed and unfurn s h ed a p a rt me nt s Phone 992 54 34 4 12 li e P RIVATE meet.n g ro om fo r any or ga n za l on phon e 992 3975 3 11 lf c ;;,;-;.;;-;,;-;,; - ,;. - -;,;-;,;,;~~~ ~ For Sale IN L OV IN G m em ory of our dear Dad C ar en ce Cla r k who p ass ed aw a y 6 yea r s ago Feb 29 968 cond 1 on 3769 Sieve Snowden It do es n 1 matter wh ere w e go Or mat te r wh at we do Ther e II alw a y s b e tho se It e th.ng s To ma k e u s lh n k of you Your fa ce and voce are f res h n t he 3 1 He Card of Thanks THANK S to th e m an y fr en ds ne•ghbors an d r elaf v es for the k1ndnes s showed dur ng the lln ess and death of our Mother and Grandmother Sp ec al thank s to E lmwood Nur s ng Home Camden Clark Hos p1ta l nurses and do c tor s Wh1te s F unera l Home Rev Blake and s ng er s also for th e flow er s and anyon e who sent food Your k ndne ss wa s gr ea tl y appr ec•ated Marteena Ro ck hold F am1 y 3 1 lt p Lost 2 MA LE hounds Bla ck and t an En g li sh Blu e T cks Lost lor 2 week s Ph one 99 2 7698 2 26 Sip Notice Satur 3 1 ltc NOVELTY FAB R I CS Belpre Oh o Op en Sundays 1 5 p m Odds and ends SOc p er y ard 3 1 4t c GU N SHOOT 7 p m Fr da y at the Racm e Gun Cl ub Fa ctor y cho k ed gun s on ly Ass or ted meat s 3 1 1tc SHOOTING Matctl Corn Hollow Gun Club turn first r ght aft er M les Cemet ery Rutland Fac tory c hoked guns only Sunday March J 1 pm 2 27 4tc seda n $S75 h REG IS TER E D Qu art er Horse Phon e 992 579 5 2 28 6tp CASH pad for all ma kes and mode l s of mob1l e homes Ph are a c od e (6 14 1 446 1425 2 7 26tc YE A R OL D wh te face bull Call 949 32 1 1350 2 27 3 c 2 HOR SEPOWE R cu b ca d et 48 n c h mow er 8 mon t h s old H yd ro sta t c Phone 742 J82 1 2 27 lfc 17 CHUR CH pews on e pulp1 t R IV ER SIDE Inn now ope n stand Ca ll 742 5815 or 985 und er n ew manag em ent of ] 824 Fr ed (S 1m l M 1 er Every one 2 27 4tc come and br llg your f r en ds 2 24 6tp GOO D tlay for sa l e an y amount On e u se d sw 'W CI ro c ker n fa1r cond ton Phon e 98 5 3576 2 27 31p t:X P ER!ENCED pa nt er n fer or and ex tenor Call Don SALT FOR ICE AND SNO\ Van M et er Pt1on e 985 395 1 Ro c k sa lt lor town sh ps 2 3 29t p towns and busme sses n bu lks and bag s for ce and snow Excets.or Sat Works Ph one 99 2 3891 11 II tf c R E CYCL E y our n ew spa pe r s fo r $1 40 p er 100 pound yo ur brown pa st e bo a rd a nd A M FM s t er eo r a d o 8 tr ack corru g at ed p ap er for $1 40 pe r l ap e p lay er 4 sp eak er sound 100 pound s w e are a lso your sys te m Ba lan ce S109 32 or b est mark e t for Wh t e l BM t erm s Ca l 992 39 65 Cards for 6C per pound W e 2 19 ti c bu y sc rap ron ca st ron sheet ron t n copper brass GU I TAR S I F Ho e - 1 flattop auto rad ators auto batter es elec lr c and 1 Bo Bro Our fleet of tru c k s w1ll serv ce type A l so amp! 1 er Phon e any ndustry Con serve 949 3334 recycle and sel l your wa st e 3 3tc matenals We c lose ea ch Fr day at noon tor balan ce of CLO SE OUT on new Z g Zag each week Wh en you g et t a ll se w ng mach ne s F or sew ng toge ther sell your s to T he stretch f a br cs buttonho e s Ro senberg R ec ycl ng Co 79 fan c y de s gn s e t c P ant D epo t Str ee t A th ens D h o sl ghtl y bl em sh ed Cho ce o f 2 22 lfc c a r r y ng ca se or se w nQ stand $4 9 80 ca sh or term s CORN an d hay Ph one E'W ere tt a va la ble Phone 992 26 S3 Holcomb 992 2737 3 1 6tc 2 ?7 Sip ELEC T R O L U X sw ee p er d elu xe model Compl ete w th all L E T u s sel l I tor you at au c cl e an ng attachm ents and ton W II buy a ll furn tur e or uses paper bag s Sl ght ly used hou s ehold goods Po ll y s but clean s and look s k e n ew Auct.on House Open 9 30 o W1ll se 1 t'br $37 25 ca sh or 5 30 dally Phone 99 2 3509 537 term s ava tabl e Pt1on e 99 2 H gil St M ddl eport Oh o 26S 3 2 26 30t c 3 I 61 c Employment Wanted Wanted To Buy ANTIQUE quIts and 1ewe ry BEAUTI F UL Walnu t Stereo Mr and Mrs LouiS A DeLuz Also mterested n furn tur e F orked SHOOT NG MATCH rad o am fm 8 tra c k tap e shopped m Parkersburg on and d Shes Call 992 52 62 Run Sportsman cub noon comb nat10n Balanc e $111 70 even ngs or morn ngs Sunday Fac tory choked gun s or term s ava !a b le Call 992 Tuesday on y 2 20 tf c 3965 Bally Brewer as recuperating 1 28 3tc J I 6f c 1964 AND OLDER SliV er W II at home followmg a recent pay $2 90 tor Sl worth or trade 1969 OLD S Sta t on Wag on W1th AAA Dnvers Ed c lasses will hospalalizalaon any type c o ns lor your S•l ve r begm Wednesday Ma r ch 6 all th e ex t ra s $950 gas Call or wr1 t e Jack1 e A Wam s lor nformat on call Ben k1f chen r ang e n ex ce ll en t Mr and Mrs Leon Donahue ley R t I M1dd eport Phone Stawter at 992 5628 affer 5 p cond t on $50 Phone 9 ~ 9 S9 13 VISited Mr and Mrs Clarence 742 3651 m 3 1 ~t c 2 28 Stc 2 25 6t c Laurence and famaly on P ICK UP tru c k topper Tuesday PO L LY S Auct on House 537 pan el l ed 1 ghts fa c tory bu It H gh Street Middleport for Help Wanted Mrs Ruby Bryant and Mrs 1 y ear o d Phon e 992 71J 2 ret a I and cons gnments 9 30 2 26 4t c Carol Cornell shopped ln K05COT K05METICS & WIGS to 5 30 daly Phone 992 3509 We have the produc t on hand 2 26 30tc Pomeroy and Maddleporl and we del ver to you per 1963 PONTIAC Bonnev te F or parts or sa te as s For more sonally Helen Jalle Brown Thursday S2S REWARD for lnformat•on to nform at on ca ll 949 4561 9112 5113 con.., •ct whoev er stole an 8 J W Lawson was a busmess 1230tfc 2 25 9tc foot step l adder from my yard Vlsllor m Athens last week Goldie Cl enden n Ph 843 E X PERIENCED manto repa1r E X CEL S IOR Salt Work s E 2194 Mrs Mae Van Meter and 3 1 2tc vend ng mach ne s AB C Ma n St Pomeroy All k nds Ruby of Long Bottom called on Enterpr zes Mason w Va of sail water pelle ts water 773 5543 nuggets block sa l t and own Mr and Mrs Paul Evans and 2 21 lfc Oh 0 RI'WCr Salt Phone 992 Paul Dean Wednesday af3891 Mat or Chem1cal Meehng 6 5 tf(.. ternoon IMMEDIATE INCOME TUES MARCH S D1 str but or part or full time 7 30 PM Mr and Mrs Tun WalklllSOn to s upply company H A- Y Phon e 992 7306 2 17 26tc and Shawn of Colwnbus spent a estab li shed accounts With Grace Eptscopal Par1s1'1 RCA CBS 0 sney re c ord s weekend wath her parents Mr SIN~ER sewmg machmes 1972 Income pos s •b•llt es up to House Pomeroy 0 and Mrs Rudy Durst model m beau11ful wa l nut $1 000 per month w 1th only Speakers Robert Hut cabmet Makes design st 1t SJ 500 requ red for .n v entory Mr and Mrs Terry Profflll chmson and Don Creveson che s z g zag buttonholes and tratn ng Call were Swaday afternoon VISitors blind hems etc L ke new COLLECT lor Mr James (8171 461 6961 Only $89 95 Call Ravenswood All Are lnv1tedt of Mr and Mrs Monte Proffalt 273 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 00 2 2e 4tp Refreshments Door llnzes and children ------- -- ---127tfc lnformatton ---- - ------Mr and Mrs Richard Ahels, GROCERY bus ness for sale Long Bottom and ChriStme Metgs County Farm Bureau Building for sale or lease Cooperative Assoc1atton Byers, Torch were Wednesday $MONEY$ Phone 773 56 18 from 8 30 p m to l O p m tor appo ntment evenmg callers al the home of 3 20 tf c OF PUBLIC SALE Mr and Mrs Louas A DeLuz TONOTICE WHOM IT MAY CON 12 MEN OR F OR SA LE L arge level lot on Mrs Make Evans and CERN New L ma Road Rutland A ll Not ice s hereby QIVen that Oil WOMEN NEEDED chaldren local, and Lea Ma r ch 13t h 1974 at 10 00 A M ut •l t es ava lable Phone 74 2 308 3 Machete Van Meter Pomeroy, a pubt c sale will be held at 2 1 tic Pomeroy Motor Company called on Mrs Ada Van Meter Pomeroy Oh o to sell for cash 13.50 PER HOUR on Saturday afternoon the followmg collateral to Wll 2 BLACK rdmg mares and 1 Dodge Demon Ser No sorrel g eld ng gentle Ask at Mr and Mrs Jun Mad- 1971 LL29G1 B349572 sa1d collateral Rutland Furn •t ure Phone dleswarl and Janet vasated her be ng held to se cure an o 742 4211 after 5 calf 742 5501 Full or Part t1me 2 2~ 6t c gat on ansmg under a m parents, Mr and Mrs Edward bi stallment sa l e contract Bush Spaller, on a recent executed by Call el Jeffers 12 COAL F OR SALE JAYMAR Expandtng company needs Lincoln Terrace Pomeroy COAL COMPANY THE Sunday afternoon 12 men or women to work 1n Oh 10 and held by General MEIGS & GALLIA LINE Mr and Mrs Edgar Brewer Motors Acceptan!,;e Corporat1on Gall1pohs Po1nt Pleasant STATE ROUTE 7 AT secured party Sad public CHESHIRE OPEN 8 AM Mrs Helen Smalh and Harold as area s No expertence sale s to be conducted a c TILL 6 30 PM 5 DAYS A Brewer were recent Sunday cord ng to th e laws of the Sta t e necessary Must have car '{'l EEK PHO 'E 992 5693 2 25 Stc afternoon callers of Mrs of Oh o General Motors A c ceptance Corporal on reserves Ph 446 0677 Audrey Brewer and DaVId the r ght to b•d at th s sale 23 INCH Adm ra l color T V IOAMto8PM The collateral s presently Phon e 99 2 S496 Mr and Mrs Bobby Joe stored and may be seen at 2 24 tfc Pnce and daughter, Long Pomeroy Motor Company - - ------- - -Pomeroy Oh 1 0 Bottom vasaled her parents Mobile Homes For Sale STEREO Walnu t A M FM GENERAL MOTOR S Rad o 8 rack tape com Mr and Mrs Ball Maddleswart ACCEPTANCE COR 1974 GREENBRIER 2 b nat•on Balance SilO 73 or PORATION Sunday bedroom 65x 12 electric heat term s available Phone 99 2 (3) 1 ltc 3965 With a r cond t1oner mcluded Mass Elame Lehew VISited Ca l l 992 3747 or 992 7338 affer 6 2 14 tfc MISs Nacki Dawn Van Meter a ~-------------- p m 2 27 5tc recent afternoon ~ Class1f1ed Ads Mr and Mrs Terry Wolfe 1 1 INFORMATION ABOUT: I and son Syracuse VISited his PUBLIC NOTICE bring you I JOB OPPORTUNITIES parents, Mr and Mrs Gene 1 A UCT I ON Sale every Thu rs day SOCIAL SECURITY 1 Wolfe and sons Sunday 1 extra cash at 537 H1gh St r eet M d CONSUMER PROTECTION I I dlepor t Start n g Ma rc h 7 R R Durst Dave Bryant, for I Polly s A uction House Phon e Dave Talbott, S W Durst, I 992 J509 AND 2 26 7tc Howard Frank Clarence Lawrence Paul Evar.., Paul GREAT COUNTRY Dean Evans Mrs Mallie For Rent Teaford Mr and Mrs Lows For Sale SM A L L bu smess bulldmg ~ DeLuz , Joe Maller Carol 55 000 BTU Na t ural or Bottled mile north of Pomero y on St Gas Heat ng stoye w 11 sell Rl 33 Can be leased and Carter and Stanley Flelcher for $150 used one winter conver t ed n to !mall apar t Gary Hysell 4()9 w Main St "ere am mg the vas1toril of E men t Also empty lots SO 100 I Pomeroy or 1SO w de Ph 992 57 86 H C:arpenler and lamaly 3 1 31c ------- I i__sh~pp~ ng-~~~~--~ ST5REO 92.1 FM WMPO 1~ cc nllv 2 24 61C 45th Anniversary Sale! ?omeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Dasplay EXPERT Wheel Alignment *5.55 Ph 992 5271 On Most Amencan Car s 0 - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 Patntmg A Spectalty Pomeroy Home & Auto Area s Most R easona ble Pnces Open 8 Ttl5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Matn Pomeroy 0 SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRlCAii'ED Cor one t 4 dr Sed Bu11t to Your Specs Oei!Yered to Job S1le 2 Dr H T a r cond auto Mason W Va F u r y Cpe 74 Olds Cut. H.T Sedan _ _ •3995 V roo t an d a r ... s1795 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVtlle, rad. ltres, atr P S P B rad1o 0 brown f n1sh auto W I L L t r m or c u lr ees an d shr u bbery A l so c l ea n out base n ent s att cs et c Ca ll 9 49 322 1 or 742 4441 2 2 26fc Jl/uddJepor,t- Pomeroy_:_ GOOD USED REFRIGERATORS (2 Good Ones I 1- Sade by Stde $150 1- 2 Door <Top & Bottom) $125 POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 9932 >, Pets For Sale A KC Toy Poodle pupp1 es $7 5 S am ese k liens $15 Phon e 1 256 6247 2 21 26 t c Auto Sales 1962 L I N CO L N 4 dr con vert bl e col ec tor s te m A 1 cond1t1on A ll powe r Tom L avendar 444 Bee ctl Str ee t M ddleport 2 28 6t c O NE 1972 K ngwood Esta te Sta t on Wagon 9 pa ss enge r 1 loc a l owner Phone Wayne M l hoan 99 2 560 2 2 24 61 p --- ------ OP E N Roge r Hys" ll s Garage nea r Cr oss r oad s on Sl Rout e 24 8 30 to 6 p m Monday th ro ugh Sa turd ay Phon e 992 5682 0 992 71 21 2 22 261c BL OCKS bo r ed p nd a ll r ep a rs on sm all eng m es W lk nson Sm a En gm e Sates 399 w Ma n 51 P h on e 992 309 2 2 6 26t c Real Estate For Sale B E A UT IFUL n ew hom es no w und er con s l r u c t• on n pr m e local on on c t y water and sew er Cho ce of des gns Wall to w al c arp e t ng and a r w II cond t onmg m cl uded h e lp arran ge f•nan c ng co n ventional cans w th down pa y m ent low a s 5 pet Other n e w hom es ava lab le to q ual J ed bu y ers w th NO D O WN P AY MENT 1 Call co ll ect 614 837 6540 or 239 0785 or w r t e Great A mer can P 0 Box 68 7 Hom es lri c Pomer oy Oh o 457 69 3 1 ti c NEW 3b ed r oom h ome l1 ba t h ga ra ge b aseme nt on Grav el H II M d dl eport Natura l g as a lr ea dy n Phone Da l e Dutton 992 33 69 even ngs 992 2534 1 17 tfc 73 Cadtllac Cpe. DeVtlle, power, atr 1970 Plymouth ............ s1295 Fury Ill 4 dr Sed R EA DY M X C ON CRETE del•ver ed riQht to your prot ect Fa st and ea s y Fr ee est mates Ptlone 992 3284 Go e gl e ln Ready M x Co M dd epor t Oh 10 6 30 tfc car 8 cyl auto P B 4 Dr Sed Bcy l std rad•o M blue S EP TI C TANK S AROBIC S EW A GE S Y S TEMS LeSaber 4 dr Sed 0 brown a1r cond rad o Lo cal owned CLEANED REPA IRED S ANITATION OHIO PH 662 • • 3035 10 .4 tfc SEPTI C TANKS cleaned Modern San1tat on 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 ttc auto •• '• .."• • • Hurry In or Call. Going Fast! • • • • • • Only (3) '73 New Models Left EX CAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work septiC tank s n st alled dump trucks and lo boys for h re w 11 haul hll d1rt top soil I mestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n 1ghf phon e 992 3525 or 992 "We MJ~ry SimPle bUSin~ 4100 1 64 Olds 88 HT Cpe . power .• WE SEll &SERVICE CHEVROLET CARS &TRUCKS. 5232 - '4900 70 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr, pow & atr- ·- '1995 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, atr-·--- ...... '1895 69 Ponttac Bonn., 2 Dr. HT, vroof, atr.- 1895 1 1295 69 Chev. Imp H.T Cpe., V-8 auto.· 1 68 Chev 1/z I. Ptckup, V-8, 3-speed 1095 67 Bu1ck Elec. H.T. Sed., power, atr '395 1 395 66 Butck Rtvena. power & atr 64 Olds 88 H.T. Cpe., power, atr .. .... 1395 SHIPMENT 1974 VEGAS ~ 72 Cadtllac Sed DeVtlle, power, a·r 70 Chev. Mal. Cpe., V8 auto, PS- ·--- '1995 PS P B JUST RECEIVED ~ C BRAD F ORD Au c t oneP-r Comp lete Servtce Pt1one 949 3821 Rae ne Oh1o Crltt Bradford 5 1 tfc • - 14900 73 Olds Tor., power, vroof, an· -.. ·-- -- '4895 72 Ply. Duster Cpe., V-8 auto, PS . .. • 12695 .........s1395 1969 Buick. 5900 1 72 Cadillac Sed. DeVIlle, power, a1r- · 71 Cadtllac Cpe DeVIlle, power, atr 1970 BelAir... ....... SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REA SON A BLE rates Ph 446 478 2 Gall po s John Russell Owner and Operato r 512tfc MILLER ST EW A RT P S A n1 ce family '5900 1 2 11 tiC Real Estate For Sale TEAFORD DE S I R AB L E t wo b edroom house m Middlepo r t ready to oc cupy Call 992 S3 10 1 31 26tc V1rqll B. T 1 ,11'11-d, Sr Brok •·• 2 STORY 7 room t1ou se n ce front porch p lenty of la nd for ga r den Pn ce $7 BOO 00 Call 949 32 11 2 28 3t c 2 Y E AR OLD 24 x 2 ~ ce I ng home E lectr c h ea t Fo r more nfor m at1on ca 1 77 3 5S03 2 24 6t c OLDER hOme und er$5000 has great future Ma1or m pro'Wement s ns de need s pam I n s1de and out L a •d out l1ke a ne w home F u ll basement and garage Phon e 992 53)5 2 24 6tc 11(1 Mech.1r11c 5tret!f Pomrroy, Oh1o ~5769 BRAND NEWI 3 bedrooms baths el ectr ic heat Stor.m door s a nd w ndows Ga rpg e and n ear ly an acre $22 000 2 APARTMENTs-One up wolh l br and 2 b edrooms down Fu l l base men t Ga s furnace s 1 $20 000 00 • COUNTRY HOME - Modern 4 br s a l l pan ele d home l arge ba th l ar ge k1t c h en d n ng On l y a few yrs old $18 000 00 NEAR GAVIN - 3 bedrooms bat h gas furna ce n1 ce ou t bu ld ng w lfh ce ll a r and l ot Rf!asonabl e offer RENTALS - One w th 6 bedroom s a 3 bedroom t ra ler and a 1 bedroom trader 608 E MAIN POMEROY, 0 REALTY ALL OF THE SE ARE GOOD BUYS COME IN AND HAVE A LOOT II I 1 I N I SYRACUSE - Large 2 story fram e 7 rooms 2 baths 4 BR R1v er tronlage Basement New FA gas furnace new copper plumb ng Garage $10 500 00 SYRACUSE- Lovely I NT E R IOR or ex t er or pant mg F or tr ee es t1mates call 99? 390 3 3 1 26tc '4400 V r o of a nd a1r P S P B r ad1o Sharp 1971 Plymouth .. MATERIALS CO 2 (.i)f(f)()~J f\ f\'),[J( I f ;'.I I J K' l 1 II .IIJh'l 1;, 1' 992-3325 or 992 -361 ') DOZER work land clearmg by th e acr e hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operatoil with over 20 ears ex per ence Pullin s Ex at ng Pomeroy Oh.io Phone 2 2478 ~~ 12 19tfc By Lawrence E Lamb, M D LAMB DEAR DR Recently my 23-year-old son suffered !rom a collapsed lung (spontaneous pnewnothorax) cause unknown Can lungs be strengthened wath a program of breathmg exercases• What preventive measures can be HOU SE S We II draw prmts or build to your spec If c at1ons Ne 1g l er s Bu ld ng Supply Racme Oh10 Call 949 3604 2 5 26tc BA C KHOE Serv ce CHARLES R HAT F I ELD Route 1 Rutlalld Oh o 45775 phone 742 6092 Water I nes footers ..,. and tr enche s 24 hours 7 days a wee k 2 7 2! 1p taken to avoid a recurrence • DEAR READER - Your son has a fairly uncommon medical problem, and there IS some likelihood 1hat he Will have a recurrence A frequent cause of this problem IS a small blister-like lormataon on the surface of lhe • 3 • 1971 PINTOS ~~~ MAYTAG $}595 73 CHEVROLET-s2295 6 cyl std trans 6 12 foot Step sade bed Red Carpet Serv1ce 1 RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Arnold Grate 72 Rutland I 72 FORD GRAN TORINO s2195 Door Sharp 72 CHEVROLET BElAIR s1395 \ 2 MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. • (Serving Amenca for 100 Years) ' HT 4 Dr Good clean car w1th aar 71 MERCURY MARQUIS s1395 Offers an excttmg opportuntty to operate a busmess of your own with a very small mvestment. We are Jnterested m a quahfted Sales ortented person wtth previous retatl experience to own and operate a catalog store m Pomeroy, OhiO. 4 Door Sedan • ' • ••• • If you are wtlhng to accept responstbl hty m return for a future m your own busmess, write gtvmg full personal qua hftcat1ons to · ••• •• E. A. Smith, 4-1 1000 S. Monroe Street Baltimore, Maryland 21232 •• •• • • . CHEVROLET-~ s2295 3/• ton, V-8, std. trans ' •• ••• 70 MERCURY MONTEGO MX Door $1295 67 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 2 Or H T s795 4 Good Selection of Other Cars See Ray Raggs or Roger Rtebel RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 • •• ... Loc.ated on St Rt 7 Otester, 0 • 500 E. MAIN • POMEROY, OHIO • • PH. 992-2174 •• ••+ : lung called a bleb Remember that lhe lung as a complex balloon It as lalled wath tiny balloons or aar sacs that all eventually connect together The bhsler or bleb connects wath lhe seraes of lmy balloons When the bleb breaks there as a slow leak of aar through lhe resullmg hole A small blo" out occurs and the lwag deflates The aar that leaks out of the broken bleb accumulates be tween the lung and lhe chest wall As at builds up al causes the lung to collapse Usually lhe collapse as nol complete The partially collapsed !wag no longer functions effectively m resparation Whale the lung as collapsed the bursted bleb starts healing formmg a scar where the blister used to be When lhe healmg process as complete lhe lwag as aar laght agam Nature has completed the patch JOb The aar be tween lhe collapsed lung and the chest walliS absorbed and the lwag expands reswnmg ats normal fwactlon One reason andavaduals who have one collapsed lung may have a recurrence 1s because there as often more than one bleb Sometimes these small blebs can be seen by X ray Usually they are liJCaled at lhe upper tip of the lwag Preventive measures can be used m some mstances If there IS an area at the tip of the lung wath blebs, they can be removed surgacally Another lechruque as to surgacally tack the !wag to the chest wall all arowad so al can l collap•e Most cases do not require eather of these operataons Most cases (but not all ) can be treated by helpang lhe lung expand a! and when al collapses The little blebs are usually there from barth Because they are bliSter formation s there are no exercases that wall help the !wags m preventing a bleb from breakmg Other than the surgacal approaches men tioned, there as not much you can do I have diScussed the typical mlld problem The sa1uallon can be more daffacull In persons wath unusual oc cupalaons for example pilots exposed to changes m aar pressure from altitude the sa1uallon ls more lmporU!nt When you go to altitude wath a1r m the chest space rt can expand and cause pressure on the heart ahd carculallon Most mdavaduals who ex Racine Social Events By Mrs Francis Morris The Happy Hustlers Sunday School class assembled m lhe church soc1al rooms followmg the dmner meelmg of lhe Meags County Mamsters of the Umled Methodast Church A socaal hour and a busmcss sessaon followed wa th Mrs Margaret Houdashell oflenng prayer Mr and Mrs Lanny Adams and daughter Chrasll Dawn are resadmg m Tuppers Plaans smce commg from Hawan They were formerly of Racme Mrs Adams and daughter attended servaces at the Umled Methodast Church Swaday Mr and Mrs Rodenck Gramm returned home after spendmg seven weeks at West Palm Beach Fla Mr and Mrs Lmley Hart spent severe~l days m Cleveland as Mr Hart was m the cltmc for observation Enroule home they vaslled Mrs Hart's sasler Mrs Vwlel Fasher m Akron Mr and Mrs Robert Swafl of Columbus spent Sunday wath Mrs Swafl s parents, Mr and Mrs Franc1s Morris Mr and Mrs Dale Smath of Pomeroy were gues ts on Fraday of Mrs Marg ar et Houdashell Crall Bradford J~ ol Wor thmgton spent the weekend walh Mr and Mrs Crall Bradford Sr Guests on Swaday afternoon mcluded Mr and Mrs Herman Carson and famaly of Coolvalle Mrs 1\ulh Frank of Racme R D Mr and Mrs R K Swafl of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Francas Morras local The harp as one of the old es t mu s1calJn s trum e n ts known to man peraence a collapsed lung bve normal hves and are otherwase healthy It as only when and 1! a blowout occurs tha t \hey are m trouble Send your questions to Dr Lamb in care of this news paper P 0 Box 1551 Radio City Station New York, N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr Lamb's booklet on low blood sugar, send 50 cents to the same ad dress and ask for Blood Sugar ' booklet •• ••+ : : Would you believe what Smith Nelson Motors will do for you during the month of March when you buy a new car or truck that we have in stock we will give you ! 100 GALLONS + Yes, we will give you 100 gallons of gas with the purchase of any new car or truck we have in stock during the entire month of March. + REMEMBER WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL t : t + + + • See Ceward Calvert, Pal Story or J D. Story Open Evenmgs Ttl 7 pm and Saturday ltll 5 pm - SeiVtce till 12 noon on Saturday •• : + WE BUILT OUR BUSINESS ON SERVICE AND : NOW SERVICE IS BUILDING OUR BUSINESS. Before you buy any car, new or used, you owe 11 to yourself to check with us 50 new cars & trucks m stock. + + + + • ··································~ Tupper~ Plain~ By Mrs Evelyn Brlckles Mrs Gerald Newland and son Roger of Dwabar spent Sunday walh Mrs Louasa Newland Mr and Mrs Blaan Taylor a llended lhe funeral of his brother an law Mr Ed Morrow at New Martmsv1lle Fraday Mrs Wan Blake was taken to Camden Clark Hospala l an Parkersburg on Wednesday after becommg quale all al her home • •• B1g Capac1ty Maytag Automatics 2 speed operahon Cho ce of water temps Auto water level control L nt F Iter or Power F m Ag lator Perma Press Maytag Halo of Heat Dryers Surround c lothes w th gentle even hea t No hot spots no overdrymo F ne Mesh Lill i Filter We Spec1allte m S9 000 00 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenangs Unl116 00-Tal 5 p m Sat 992 5342 Collapsed lung --------------NEIGLER5 FOR BUILD IN G to Forked Run Lak e C ty w afer ava lable Idea l for home or trailer All mtneral s Full pr ce POMEROY DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB DOZER and bac k hoe work pond s and septic t anks d t ch ng ser\1 ice top so•l f 1 d1rt 1 mestone B&K Ex cavat ng Phon e 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 lie Carpeted 2 BR Bath Lrke new J UST $650000 77 ROUGH ACREs- Close 992 2259 If no answer 992 25'8 Open Eves Till 8 ---- 1971 RA ISE THE CURTAIN ON A NEW TYPE OF LIFE BY OWN IN G PROPERTY TO BUY OR SELL SEE US HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992-2126 PRICE CON S TRUCTION Roof ng spoutmg k tchens and bathrooms Complete remodelmg Phone 742 6273 123tlc Mob l e Home bought new n 72 12x60 1 2 acre ground You II L1ke Our Quallly Way of Doang Busaness "Your Chevy Dealer" SEWING MACHINES Repa r serv1ce all makes 992 2284 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Au t hor zed Smger Sa l es and Serv ce We Sharpen Scissors 3 29 tic yr Karr & Van Zandt POMEROY MOTOR CO. AU 1 OMOB IL E lnSurance- b--;en can c elled '> Lost your operator s l1c ense Call 992 7.4 28 6 15 tfc old home All new homes n th1s area 3 n1ce BR double clo sets Col ored bath w shower Beautiful k tchen w 1fh cab nets & range Ut1l1ty R HW floors Some carpet ng Drapes Carport w storag e $19 900 00 TUPPERS PLAINS - • : r's Education Cars VERY LOW MILES B 1971 Cougar................. s2395 HOGG & ZUSPAN 773 5554 2 Dri 74 Olds 88 HT Sedan . ,. c1?"> PS P auto SMITH NELSON MOTORS USED CARS 1971 Dodge ..... ......... WOOD TRUSSES : : And Backed by The Sign of Confidence! Pomeroy 992 2174 ------------. ....................................'\ CAREFULLY USED CAREFULLY PRICED Frcm the largest Truck or Bulldozer Rad1alor to the sm,1ll es t Hea ter Cor e Nathan Biggs Rad1ator Spec1a1tst good 2 28 ?l p H A RRI SON S TV and Serv ce ca Is Ph on e 992 2522 2 21 26 c 606 E Mam Gene's Body Shop Lmcoln Hill Pomeroy 9- The Daily Senlmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , March I, 1974 992 2094 See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Nag hi 992 3525 or 992 5232 Ph on e 667 992 7155 Middleport Water L1n es and Powe r L Jnes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and sephc tanks 1n stalled • EXPERIENCED PQMEROY ~OME & AUTO DITCHING SERVICE All work guaranteed PERSONAL SERVICE ANYTIME \968 IMPA LA 3 000 00 33 000 00 c a ll ut 1 t es pa d N o pe l s Ro b er t H II R.a on e Phon e 949 381 ') ') \ l?l p TRA LER Brow n s T ra Pa r k Phcn e 99? 33?4 3c day t 13 'J BEDROO M m ob le hO m e & OBITUARY $2 00 for 50 word m n mum Ea c h a d d ton al word BAND at Ja c k s Club Ml\ 1 h ouse n Syr ac u se oo Tl S <1nd b It h • 1 st e d 1\ d ul s 01 y Ptlone 991 546 2 CAS H pad for a ll m akes and m o d els o f m o b l e h o n e s Phon e ar ea co d e 614 ~13 953 1 4 3 tt c CARD OF THANKS m nd We ne ver shall forge t F or a s th e years go by Our lo v e 1s w th you ye t m ssed by Sadl y children For Rent No!Ice WANT ADS INFORMATION Bt1siness Services f Mr and Mrs Veri Tuttle were Sunday dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Gerald Gulhrae of Alfred The dinner was an observance of Mr Tuttle s barlhday Mr and Mrs Claren ce Nachols and son Rev and Mrs Earl Nachols attended the funeral of Mrs Laura Hen dersho l al Ravenswood Thursday Buraal was allhe old Baplasl Cemetery al Salverlon Paul Prace of Keno called on Grant Newland one day recently Massar Mrs Haro ld returned home from ..)!e(erans Memonal Hospalal fiomeroy where she was a pallenl lor polSOn IVy Mrs Maldred Hassell moved from lhe home of her daughter Mr and Mrs Dale Welsh, lo Chesler Mrs Nease! Weatherman spent Sunday walh her brother Mr and Mrs Eldred Grunes of Athens and attended chW"ch servtces there Mr and Mrs Ted Carson returned home after a couple weeks vtstt with her sister Mr and Mrs Herman Howland of HarriSon Ohio Mrs Howland was a hospaU!l palaent while they were there Bashan Mr and Mrs Stanley Trussell recaeved word on Thursday of the death of a great grandson The baby was born Feb 14 to Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor of Newport News Va and was dead al barth The mother as the for mer Nancy Trussell daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Trussell formerl y of lhas place Mr and Mrs Warden Ours and Vmton Jones attended the funeral of a relative at Natro W Va Wednesday Mr and Mrs Clanton Patzer and children spent a weekend recently wath relalaves an Beckley W Va Mrs Freda Deeter spenllasl week wath her son and daughter m law Mr and Mrs Erme Deeter and family Mass Tena Beaver spent Saturday.,. mght walh Ma •s Renee Trussell The Bashan Volwateer Fare Dept was called to Slavers valle Tuesday mghl where a barn was on fire Twelve f1remen answered the call The barn was owned by Ruda Durst and was completely de stroyed Bashan Racine and SyracuSil fare departments were called lo faghl the fare Fund drive goes over The fund dnve uf the Mad dleporl Fare Depatlmnl has gone over the lop Pete Kloes chaarman of the ways and means commi ttee sa1d lha l the total of the dra ve wh1 ch had a goal of $15 000 has reached $15 600 Funds wtll be use d to purchase a new emergency ambulance wh1ch was recently ordered when lhc fwad drave appeared lo be goang so well The farsl conlrlbUIJOn to the dnve whtch has soared was received by the department on Jan 24 and so the goal has been mel an JUSt a hllle over a mon th thank s to lh e generosaty of lhe pub lac orgamz atwn s and bu sin ess houses Ftremen '3 ren t complamtng because the dnve ts gmng over lhe $15 000 fagures however because $3 000 of th e lola! belonged to the department when the !wad dnve began and they pledged those fund s raased through vanous ac IJvataes lo the dnve Th1s mon ey wa s th e operatin g Donations made to E-R vehicle RAC INE L a te st donation s toward th e pur cha se o f n ew ambulan ce for R ae ne V• l l age b r ng s t h e total to ap prox m a tely $6 000 a cc ordin g to Ra ndall Rob ert s L at es t contr butor s ar e Mr and Mr s John Hen s ey Mrs Es th er Pr c e Mr and Mr s Roder' ck Gr m m Be rth a Wolf e Mr and Mr s R H Ball ard M r and Mr s Ern est Grif f n M ldre d G Rh od es M att•e F Lawr en ce J am es R Stewa r t Happy Hu stl ers Cl ass of Wes l eyan Un ted M e thod st Chur ch Mr an d Mr s Don ld C Wo l fe Mr and Mr s Jerr y Powell M r an d M r s Gene Yost v lla ge Cu t Rate L a wre nce W e ll ~ M r and Mrs Ro b er t L Rob erts 0 A Mau r er M r and M r s Jo 11n hi e M r and M s Oc t on Fowler Mr and Mrs John C eek Ada St g l ano M r an d Mr s Okey Pull ns Pa ul an d Ha ze l Se ller s M r and M rs Blyth e Th e ss Mr and M rs Ch arl es Mc Cia n Lola J Pr off tt E ula and A aron Wolf e W es l e yan U n1 te d Me t h o d s t Chur c h Mr and Mr s Robe rt C H II W•lma R ggs Han k A rnott Sutton Method s f Sunday Sc ho o l A udr e y Torr ence Harol d G Roush Gar r ett A C r e te M r an d M r s Henr y G We lls M r an d M r s Oor se l L a rk ns R ae n e Bap t s t Ch ur ch and Mr and M rs Ron a ld G Bee gl e capa la l of the fare department so monys rmsed over the goal wall be used lo replace the open tmg fund of lhe depat l ment Ftremen are hupmg that a good share uf the $3 000 wtll be r ep l e~ced by contn button s whach can be left al lhe fire department headquarters or maaled to P 0 Box 144 Middleport An ong th e la test contr b utors to the f un d ar e M r an d M r ~ Wa yn e Har r son F r st Bap t st Chur ch Mr and Mr s H enr y W e Is Do y l e Sh u e r Co F ve Po nt s Gr I Mrs R cha r d Felly Mrs Robe I Oav d I en a M K n app Rober t G Rol o Cat h y Pr 1ce M rs Roy S gman Janet Armentrol Mrs Bernard L edlle Mr and Mrs l esl1 e Hoil man Mr and Mrs Da ll as Janey Mr and Mrs Gary 5 oven Mr and M r s Rodn ey Wa lk er M r an d M r s E l b er t W I IIams Mr and M rs l a w re nce R u p e A 0 H alf eld Co r a R Pr n ee M r s E v 1r a Barr E ll a Ros tof er Mr and Mr s W1ll am Ca o eh ar l Mr and Mr s Joe Bot n M r & Mrs Char es F o ey Mr and Mrs Dal e Bac hn er Mr and Mrs Robert Canaday M r and Mrs Mal colm K enn edy Mr and Mr s James Hal e y Mr s L 1zz y Gea ry M an d Mr s Fr ed Ca l e Mr and Mr s J m E H a l ey M and Mr s Oav d Pe t er son Mr and Mrs F r an k Y oung Mr and M r s Her ma n Gra t e M r an d Mr s Ja m es F ry M r s Joyce Hl a d M r s El tl el Fry M r and M r s F loy d Ha rn son Ea rn est Har r .son Mr and Mrs Ray Sea r s M r and Mrs H er ber t Gra te M r and M r s Clar ence M 1gh t M r and Mr s L nley Roush M r and M r s J E Denn son M 1ll er Br o th ers Gr oce ry Mr s Bo nn e M1 ller M r an d M rs Bas I Cr em ea n s Mr and Mr s Ph I p Mow ery M r and Mrs J un o r Cre m ea n s Or v l e Hogu e Mr and Mr s ee Cad le John 1 ark .n s Mr and M rs Wes l ey Yo ung M dd leporl Chur c t ol c nr st n Chr st an Un on Mr an d Mrs E ldon V n ng Mr s Eve ly n R 1fe M r s V v an Co y Mr and M r s L arry E d w a rd s Mr and Mrs El m er Hy sell Mrs N aom Ben t l ey M orr. son Qua s Mrs l II e Sm l h Mr and M rs W lb ur Young Mr and M r s Doyle H udson M r s Mar one M 1ltl one Mr an d Mrs D en ny Ga rll es M r an d M s C H Bur t Haro ld B ur t M ss Mar 10r1 e M Burt M r s Mary M Bu ck Mr and Mrs Ca r l Hyse ll Mr and Mrs Ca rl Morn s Mr and Mr s Fred Geor ge Mr and M rs M a l co l m ng r am Ru tl and A m er c an 1 eg on Pos t 467 M r and Mr s Dana Ho ffm an and Mrs l osh• M ch ell Mrs Gera ld M n or co n due l ed the fu nd dr ve n the Dex t er ar ea Mr s G lenn a F ell y the L angs vi l le ar ea and M r s Harol d H yse ll and Mr s Ca rl Hyse l l t he Rutlan d ar ea T h e lat est bu sines s hou se to con tr b ut e s th e F r1 endl y Tave rn n Middl eport 1\cno Hidgc Bernard Milhoan celebrated his 63rd barlhday Wednesday, Feb 20 He receaved many nice gafts and se veral cards He WIShes lo thank all those who sen l galls and cards Mrs Larry Curhs has spent some tinle al Parkersburg hospalal w1lh her lltlle son, Toby who has had pnewnonl8 Mrs Dorothy Smalley s house trailer caught fire Thursday from an over healed gas stove She receaved no tn)urtes A radio and some pactures were all that was saved Mrs Lee Weaver (Mane Davis) and her mother Mrs Kenneth DaVIS called on Mrs Ahce Dodson so she could see the new baby Keath Allen Weaver born al ChriStmas lame Mr and Mrs Walham R081! called oo her mother Mrs Malhoan and Bernard, Saturday Mr and Mrs Gary Moore and baby Randy called on Mrs Malhoan and Bernard Saturday Mr and Mrs Blame Milhoan ca lled on Mr and Mrs Jack Se1denabel Saturday evenmR I he numbe1 uf buf falo to help celebrate Jack., more ptope rly btson m North barlhday Am en ca prtor to the Revo lu -Gle1U18 S Mllboaa t 1un ha s bee n esttmated at 60 rml!wn N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OFFI CE HOUR S 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THUR S I - EA ST COURT q POMEROY . SPECIAL OF THE WEEK ONE ONLY SPECIALLY PRICED 1'n 4 Governor 12 x 60 2 Bedrm total elec double m sulahon ~ dr r elng carpet & p ad throughout hou se type door storms & scree ns all copper w1re plumbed & w1red tor w asher & dryer ce1lmg bea m s & m a ny more e dra s �• 8- The DmlySenlmel Mtddleporl Pomeroy 0 March i 1974 FINANCIAL REPORT F INAN C IAL R E PORT OF TOWNSHIPS Fo r Ft s cal Y e ar OF TH E BOARD OF End ng LIBRARY TRUSTEES December J l lf7 J 01 ve F o r Ft sca l Ye ar Endmg 0 Town s htp M e igs Countv Long ec emb e r J i st 1973 Lo c al Sch o ol Ltbr.uv " Ot s lnct County of M e g s P 0 I cerltf y th e fo l o w n g repor t Addr ess Pom ero y Otuo Da te to be o..o r rec t Feb 7 , 197 4 Classifieds Get Results! Bo ttom Oh10 F e bruary 21 19 74 Me tg s Ada e ssel l Town sh p C l er k SUMMARY OF CASH 1 c e rt ly tht e foll ow•ng r e port t o b e corre c W a nd a L Eblin BALANCES RECEIPT S Cl er k Tr e a s urer of th e AND EXPENDITURE:S Board of Ltbrar-v Tru stees B a la n ce J a n 1 1973 Ca s h Reconctltaflon Gen er a FIJ n d $3 1 468 30 Tot al F und Ba lan ces M o tor Ve htc l e L cense Decembe r 31 1973 Ta x Fund - 647 17 Despo t ory Ba lan ces Gasol n.e Tax Fu n d 3 007 68 FreD st Fu 1d 30 1 19 Gener al Revenue .S.h ar ng 12 151 09 To ta l s 46 28109 T otal Rece ph Gene r a l Fu nd II 392 33 Mo tor Veh cle L ce n~e T a K Fun d B 442 36 Ga sol me Tax F u nd 14 502 4 Genera l Revenue Shar ng 29 172 00 Tota ls 61 509 10 Tota l R ece,pt s& Bal an ces Gen era l F und 40 860 63 Motor Ve h cl e L cense T aK F U'1d 7 795 19 Gaso l n e Tax F und 17 51 0 09 F re 0 st F nd 30 1 09 Genera l R evenu e Sh ar n g 41 323 09 To ta ls 107 7911 19 Expenditu res Gener al Fun d 8 69 1 34 M otor Veh cte L cense Ta x F und 1 .u 5 11 G a so l n e Tax F und 11944 40 Fre D s t F und 22200 G en er al R ev enue Sh a r . ng 35 948 93 To t a ls 58 25 78 Balance Dec 31 1973 Gen era l Fund 32 169 29 M otor v en c le L ce nse Ta x F und 6 35 0 08 G a sol n e T ax F und 5 565 69 F reD s t F un d 799 Gen eral Rev enu e Sha r m g 5 374 Hi Total s 49 538 41 CASH BALANCE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES BY FUND General Fund Ba l J an 1 973 31 468 30 Rec e1p1s General Propert y Ta x Rea l Es tat e (G ros s) 2 625 47 Tan g bl e Per s Prop Ta x (Gross) 47 27 lnhentan ce Ta x 8 17 (G ros s) Local Go ... t D st 3 '12 7 39 C garette L cen se Fe es 57 00 and F n es ( Gro ss) Donat ons 90 00 Int eres t l na c t ve Fund s 1 695 46 Intangibles 1 641 57 TOt a l Rece 1pts 9 192 13 Total Beg nnmg Balanc e P lus Rec e1pts 40 860 63 E Kpend•fures Total E x pend• t ur es Ad m n st r a t v e 5 725 50 Town Halls M emonal Bv ldmg s and Grou nds 438 38 Ce m e ter es 855 85 L 1ght ng 1 036 61 Parks - Re c 38500 San tary Dump 250 00 Grand Tota l E x pen d tures Gen era l F und 8 69 1 34 Bat D ec 31 1973 32 169 29 Total E x p P us Ba Dec 31 1973 40 860 63 Motor VehiCle L cense Tax Fund - 647 17 Bat J an 1 1973 Rece pts Motor V eh cte L •ce nse Ta x 8 442 36 Total R ec eipts 8 .442 36 To t al Beg nn ng Ba ance P l us Re ceipts 7 795 19 E Kpend•tures Total E x penditures Mam tenance 1 445 11 Grand Tot a l Exp Motor V eh cl e L cense T ax Fund 1 44511 Bat Dec 31 1973 6 350 08 Total E x p Plus Bat 7 795 19 Dec 31 197 3 Gasoline Tax Fund Ba t Ja il 1 1973 3 0()7 68 R ece1pts Gasolme Tax 14 .400 00 Other 1()2 41 Total Rece pts 14 502 41 Total Begmn ng Balance Plus Rece pts 17 510 09 Expend•tures Total Expend lures M scellaneous 11 944 40 Grand Total Expend t ures11 94.4 40 Gaso l ne Ta x F und Bal Dec 31 1973 5 565 69 Tota l E x p Plus Bat Dec 31 1973 17 510 09 Fu·e D•str1cl Fund Ba l Jan 1 1973 E Kpend1tures Notes Ant c pat•on 222 00 Total Expend tures 222 00 Bal Dec 31 1973 79 19 Total Expenditures Plus Bal Dec 31 197 3 301 19 General Revenue Sharmg Fund 12 151 09 Bal Jan 1 1973 Rece1pts Other 29 172 00 To tal Rec e1pts 29 172 00 Tola l Beg nn ng Ba l ance Plus Rece pt s 41 323 09 EKpend1tures 9 286 59 Sa lanes Tools & Equ p 8 095 00 15 303 04 Sup pi es 2 139 80 Contra c ts I 124 50 Other Expenses 35 9.48 93 Tota l EKpend •tures Bal Dec 31 1973 5 374 16 Total Exp Plus Bal Dec 31 1973 41 323 09 (3) 1 ltc Laurel Oiff By Bertha Parker Feb 24th Sabbath School attendance was 114 and of fermg from all servaces was $199 90 Mrs Clifford Kilen un derwent surgery recently and remalllS a patient m Holzer Medical Center Her room number IS 300 The March M A H S Rally wall be held al the Nazarene Church, Racme March 26 The guest speaker wall be Rev Eugene Gall former pastor of the local church Paul Archer Columbus spent Saturday walh has mother Mrs GeorgJa Diehl Mr and Mrs Lenme Lyons and Leslie Nacole vasaled Sunday wath Mr and Mrs Harmon Fcfx Mr and Mrs Ben Fox of Zanesvalle VISited recently walh Mr and Mrs Hermon Fox Mr and Mrs Paul Neulzling of Athens Mr and Mrs Wallaam Perry Athens Mr and Mrs Wyatt Schaefer of Ml Vernon and Mrs Joan Sorden Forked Run Lake vasaled recently wath Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer Mrs Schaefer and Mrs Tina Jacobs are stall on the sack list Mrs Dorothy Baaley and Mr and Mrs Walham Baaley called on the Schaefers Sunday .. I L • SJ4 4 64 Fa r mers Ba n k 217 73 zens N at ana l Ba n k 176 52 Pomeroy N at ona l Ba n k 889 1 Tot al Dep Ba 1 283 36 Total Investmen ts - 0 To t al 1 283 36 O ut ~ ! Checks D ec J l 1973 93 8 72 Tot al- Cl erk Tr ea s B a l D ec 1 1 1973 344 6<l Summ ary ot c ash Balanc es Rec e 1pts and Expend 1tu r es Balanc e Jan 1 1973 Gen er al 6 759 18 2 073 J9 O V A L P ot ec t 8 832 67 Tota l Total R ece ph 23 47 6 .. a Genera l Fu n d OVA L P r o Ject 1 152 00 Tota 24 628 48 Total R ec eipts & B a lances 3C 235 66 Gen er al Fund 3 225 49 OVA L Pr o 1ect 33 46 1 IS Tot al Tctat E x pend 1tu r es 29 891 02 Gen er al Fund 3 225 49 OVA L Pr o JeCt Tota l 33 16 ~ 1 Balance Dec 11 197J 344 64 Gen er a l Fun d - 0OVA L Pro Ject To Ia 344 6.4 Cast'l Balance A ece ps and Expend•tures by Fund GENERAL FUND 67 5918 Balan ce Jan 1 1973 Rece1pts Re'Wenu e lnt Per s Prop Ta x 19 497 36 F eder a l SubSid Y 2 200 oo Stat eol Oh o Su bs dy 1095 00 F n es an d R e1 m b ursemen t s 557 25 Bequ ests Donat on s an d G1f!S 100 00 ll t er est 26 87 Total Rev Rece pts 2J 476 48 Total Rece1pfs (R e v Non Rev and Tran s ) 23 47 6 48 Total - Beg.nnmg Bal p l us Re ce pt s 30 23 5 66 EXPENDITURES Adm n st r at on 9 688 83 Personal Serv c es 13 143 4_7 L 1brary Serv Mat enal s 4 25 4 06 Operat•on oiL brary 1 78 3 44 Ma nt oiL brary 1 021 22 Grand Total Expenditures lnc1Udln9 Transfers n 891 02 Balanc e D ec J1 1973 344 64 Total E x penditures plus Bat De c 31 l 973 30 235 66 OVAL PROJECT Bat Jan 1 1973 2 073 49 RECEIPTS I 152 00 OV A L 1 TS2 00 Total Rece pts - 0Tr an sf er s Total Beg nn ng Balan ce p l us Rec e p ts 3 225 49 EXPENDITURES Books 3 225 49 Total E x penditures 3 22S 49 Bat Dec 31 197 3 o Total Expend tures plus Ba l Dec 31 1973 3 225 49 ASSETS AND LIABILITIES December 31 973 dlt ASSETS Depos lory Balan c es Act ve and lna ct1ve lands (Co st) Bv ld llgS (Cosfl EQu pment (Cost ) Inven tory - Book s Total Asset s Lab l ites Total (3) 1 lt c 344 64 9 230 00 23 470 00 GU N Sh oot M le H II Ro<~d Sa turday M ar ch 'l 7 p n Spon sored by Roc nc F r e D epar t men t 2 26 .u c DEADLINES 5 PM D ay Befo r e Pub ~ea t1 o n M onday D ea d I n e 9 a m Can ce ll at on cor r ec t on s w II be a ccepted ulllll 9 am for Day of Publi cation REGULATIONS The Pub l sh er r ese rv es th e right to ~d1 t or r e 1e ct any a d s deem e d ob, ec t on al The publ sh er w II not be r es pon s b le for mor e th an one n correct nser t on RATES For Want Ad Servtc e 5 cen ts per Word on e n ser t on M n1 m u m Ch arg e S1 00 14 cents J)er wo rd three con sec ul v e m se rt ons 26 cents p er w ord SIX con sec ut v e n sert on s 2S P er Cen t D1 sco un t on pad a d s and ad s pa1d w1th n 10 day s 69 0.4.4 64 -069 044 64 Stivers ville cr A I-..N OU N C tN G 1 cw ho ur s lor 2 ?6 tf c ncome t ax se r v ce Op en on l y N '),... ct ,.. ,. ,. d ay :t ro small rooms t urn shed F rd ay 9 a m to s TWO Sp r n g A 'Venue <oup es on l y Evf'n n oc; hy aort 0 m Ca Sun day or even ngs 992 Wa n da Ebl n Co Rd 22 o ff 3429 Reul e 7 bypass Ph on e 991 2 24 6t p 2272 1 8 30tc N O 1 copp er 75c rad a tor s 35c r ed br ass ~ O c b atter es $ 20 M A H al Ree d sv li e Oh o Ph on e J78 6249 27 lfc BLIND ADS Add t•onal 25c Charge per Adv ert sement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 oo p m o a ty 8 1n a m to 17 00 N oo n Saturdi:!I V OL D turn lur e o a k t a b l es c loc k s ce bo xes bra ss beds d sh es d es ks or comp l et e: h o u se h ol d s Wr l e M 0 M ll er Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o ca ll 99 2 7760 5 13 tfc In Memorv NI CE TRA L ER 10 m es no lh of Pom eroy r eason ab le r ent worth see ng Cou p e onl y Ph on e 99 2 74 ! 9 2 28 fc 3 A N D ~ RO OM f ur n shed and unfurn s h ed a p a rt me nt s Phone 992 54 34 4 12 li e P RIVATE meet.n g ro om fo r any or ga n za l on phon e 992 3975 3 11 lf c ;;,;-;.;;-;,;-;,; - ,;. - -;,;-;,;,;~~~ ~ For Sale IN L OV IN G m em ory of our dear Dad C ar en ce Cla r k who p ass ed aw a y 6 yea r s ago Feb 29 968 cond 1 on 3769 Sieve Snowden It do es n 1 matter wh ere w e go Or mat te r wh at we do Ther e II alw a y s b e tho se It e th.ng s To ma k e u s lh n k of you Your fa ce and voce are f res h n t he 3 1 He Card of Thanks THANK S to th e m an y fr en ds ne•ghbors an d r elaf v es for the k1ndnes s showed dur ng the lln ess and death of our Mother and Grandmother Sp ec al thank s to E lmwood Nur s ng Home Camden Clark Hos p1ta l nurses and do c tor s Wh1te s F unera l Home Rev Blake and s ng er s also for th e flow er s and anyon e who sent food Your k ndne ss wa s gr ea tl y appr ec•ated Marteena Ro ck hold F am1 y 3 1 lt p Lost 2 MA LE hounds Bla ck and t an En g li sh Blu e T cks Lost lor 2 week s Ph one 99 2 7698 2 26 Sip Notice Satur 3 1 ltc NOVELTY FAB R I CS Belpre Oh o Op en Sundays 1 5 p m Odds and ends SOc p er y ard 3 1 4t c GU N SHOOT 7 p m Fr da y at the Racm e Gun Cl ub Fa ctor y cho k ed gun s on ly Ass or ted meat s 3 1 1tc SHOOTING Matctl Corn Hollow Gun Club turn first r ght aft er M les Cemet ery Rutland Fac tory c hoked guns only Sunday March J 1 pm 2 27 4tc seda n $S75 h REG IS TER E D Qu art er Horse Phon e 992 579 5 2 28 6tp CASH pad for all ma kes and mode l s of mob1l e homes Ph are a c od e (6 14 1 446 1425 2 7 26tc YE A R OL D wh te face bull Call 949 32 1 1350 2 27 3 c 2 HOR SEPOWE R cu b ca d et 48 n c h mow er 8 mon t h s old H yd ro sta t c Phone 742 J82 1 2 27 lfc 17 CHUR CH pews on e pulp1 t R IV ER SIDE Inn now ope n stand Ca ll 742 5815 or 985 und er n ew manag em ent of ] 824 Fr ed (S 1m l M 1 er Every one 2 27 4tc come and br llg your f r en ds 2 24 6tp GOO D tlay for sa l e an y amount On e u se d sw 'W CI ro c ker n fa1r cond ton Phon e 98 5 3576 2 27 31p t:X P ER!ENCED pa nt er n fer or and ex tenor Call Don SALT FOR ICE AND SNO\ Van M et er Pt1on e 985 395 1 Ro c k sa lt lor town sh ps 2 3 29t p towns and busme sses n bu lks and bag s for ce and snow Excets.or Sat Works Ph one 99 2 3891 11 II tf c R E CYCL E y our n ew spa pe r s fo r $1 40 p er 100 pound yo ur brown pa st e bo a rd a nd A M FM s t er eo r a d o 8 tr ack corru g at ed p ap er for $1 40 pe r l ap e p lay er 4 sp eak er sound 100 pound s w e are a lso your sys te m Ba lan ce S109 32 or b est mark e t for Wh t e l BM t erm s Ca l 992 39 65 Cards for 6C per pound W e 2 19 ti c bu y sc rap ron ca st ron sheet ron t n copper brass GU I TAR S I F Ho e - 1 flattop auto rad ators auto batter es elec lr c and 1 Bo Bro Our fleet of tru c k s w1ll serv ce type A l so amp! 1 er Phon e any ndustry Con serve 949 3334 recycle and sel l your wa st e 3 3tc matenals We c lose ea ch Fr day at noon tor balan ce of CLO SE OUT on new Z g Zag each week Wh en you g et t a ll se w ng mach ne s F or sew ng toge ther sell your s to T he stretch f a br cs buttonho e s Ro senberg R ec ycl ng Co 79 fan c y de s gn s e t c P ant D epo t Str ee t A th ens D h o sl ghtl y bl em sh ed Cho ce o f 2 22 lfc c a r r y ng ca se or se w nQ stand $4 9 80 ca sh or term s CORN an d hay Ph one E'W ere tt a va la ble Phone 992 26 S3 Holcomb 992 2737 3 1 6tc 2 ?7 Sip ELEC T R O L U X sw ee p er d elu xe model Compl ete w th all L E T u s sel l I tor you at au c cl e an ng attachm ents and ton W II buy a ll furn tur e or uses paper bag s Sl ght ly used hou s ehold goods Po ll y s but clean s and look s k e n ew Auct.on House Open 9 30 o W1ll se 1 t'br $37 25 ca sh or 5 30 dally Phone 99 2 3509 537 term s ava tabl e Pt1on e 99 2 H gil St M ddl eport Oh o 26S 3 2 26 30t c 3 I 61 c Employment Wanted Wanted To Buy ANTIQUE quIts and 1ewe ry BEAUTI F UL Walnu t Stereo Mr and Mrs LouiS A DeLuz Also mterested n furn tur e F orked SHOOT NG MATCH rad o am fm 8 tra c k tap e shopped m Parkersburg on and d Shes Call 992 52 62 Run Sportsman cub noon comb nat10n Balanc e $111 70 even ngs or morn ngs Sunday Fac tory choked gun s or term s ava !a b le Call 992 Tuesday on y 2 20 tf c 3965 Bally Brewer as recuperating 1 28 3tc J I 6f c 1964 AND OLDER SliV er W II at home followmg a recent pay $2 90 tor Sl worth or trade 1969 OLD S Sta t on Wag on W1th AAA Dnvers Ed c lasses will hospalalizalaon any type c o ns lor your S•l ve r begm Wednesday Ma r ch 6 all th e ex t ra s $950 gas Call or wr1 t e Jack1 e A Wam s lor nformat on call Ben k1f chen r ang e n ex ce ll en t Mr and Mrs Leon Donahue ley R t I M1dd eport Phone Stawter at 992 5628 affer 5 p cond t on $50 Phone 9 ~ 9 S9 13 VISited Mr and Mrs Clarence 742 3651 m 3 1 ~t c 2 28 Stc 2 25 6t c Laurence and famaly on P ICK UP tru c k topper Tuesday PO L LY S Auct on House 537 pan el l ed 1 ghts fa c tory bu It H gh Street Middleport for Help Wanted Mrs Ruby Bryant and Mrs 1 y ear o d Phon e 992 71J 2 ret a I and cons gnments 9 30 2 26 4t c Carol Cornell shopped ln K05COT K05METICS & WIGS to 5 30 daly Phone 992 3509 We have the produc t on hand 2 26 30tc Pomeroy and Maddleporl and we del ver to you per 1963 PONTIAC Bonnev te F or parts or sa te as s For more sonally Helen Jalle Brown Thursday S2S REWARD for lnformat•on to nform at on ca ll 949 4561 9112 5113 con.., •ct whoev er stole an 8 J W Lawson was a busmess 1230tfc 2 25 9tc foot step l adder from my yard Vlsllor m Athens last week Goldie Cl enden n Ph 843 E X PERIENCED manto repa1r E X CEL S IOR Salt Work s E 2194 Mrs Mae Van Meter and 3 1 2tc vend ng mach ne s AB C Ma n St Pomeroy All k nds Ruby of Long Bottom called on Enterpr zes Mason w Va of sail water pelle ts water 773 5543 nuggets block sa l t and own Mr and Mrs Paul Evans and 2 21 lfc Oh 0 RI'WCr Salt Phone 992 Paul Dean Wednesday af3891 Mat or Chem1cal Meehng 6 5 tf(.. ternoon IMMEDIATE INCOME TUES MARCH S D1 str but or part or full time 7 30 PM Mr and Mrs Tun WalklllSOn to s upply company H A- Y Phon e 992 7306 2 17 26tc and Shawn of Colwnbus spent a estab li shed accounts With Grace Eptscopal Par1s1'1 RCA CBS 0 sney re c ord s weekend wath her parents Mr SIN~ER sewmg machmes 1972 Income pos s •b•llt es up to House Pomeroy 0 and Mrs Rudy Durst model m beau11ful wa l nut $1 000 per month w 1th only Speakers Robert Hut cabmet Makes design st 1t SJ 500 requ red for .n v entory Mr and Mrs Terry Profflll chmson and Don Creveson che s z g zag buttonholes and tratn ng Call were Swaday afternoon VISitors blind hems etc L ke new COLLECT lor Mr James (8171 461 6961 Only $89 95 Call Ravenswood All Are lnv1tedt of Mr and Mrs Monte Proffalt 273 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 00 2 2e 4tp Refreshments Door llnzes and children ------- -- ---127tfc lnformatton ---- - ------Mr and Mrs Richard Ahels, GROCERY bus ness for sale Long Bottom and ChriStme Metgs County Farm Bureau Building for sale or lease Cooperative Assoc1atton Byers, Torch were Wednesday $MONEY$ Phone 773 56 18 from 8 30 p m to l O p m tor appo ntment evenmg callers al the home of 3 20 tf c OF PUBLIC SALE Mr and Mrs Louas A DeLuz TONOTICE WHOM IT MAY CON 12 MEN OR F OR SA LE L arge level lot on Mrs Make Evans and CERN New L ma Road Rutland A ll Not ice s hereby QIVen that Oil WOMEN NEEDED chaldren local, and Lea Ma r ch 13t h 1974 at 10 00 A M ut •l t es ava lable Phone 74 2 308 3 Machete Van Meter Pomeroy, a pubt c sale will be held at 2 1 tic Pomeroy Motor Company called on Mrs Ada Van Meter Pomeroy Oh o to sell for cash 13.50 PER HOUR on Saturday afternoon the followmg collateral to Wll 2 BLACK rdmg mares and 1 Dodge Demon Ser No sorrel g eld ng gentle Ask at Mr and Mrs Jun Mad- 1971 LL29G1 B349572 sa1d collateral Rutland Furn •t ure Phone dleswarl and Janet vasated her be ng held to se cure an o 742 4211 after 5 calf 742 5501 Full or Part t1me 2 2~ 6t c gat on ansmg under a m parents, Mr and Mrs Edward bi stallment sa l e contract Bush Spaller, on a recent executed by Call el Jeffers 12 COAL F OR SALE JAYMAR Expandtng company needs Lincoln Terrace Pomeroy COAL COMPANY THE Sunday afternoon 12 men or women to work 1n Oh 10 and held by General MEIGS & GALLIA LINE Mr and Mrs Edgar Brewer Motors Acceptan!,;e Corporat1on Gall1pohs Po1nt Pleasant STATE ROUTE 7 AT secured party Sad public CHESHIRE OPEN 8 AM Mrs Helen Smalh and Harold as area s No expertence sale s to be conducted a c TILL 6 30 PM 5 DAYS A Brewer were recent Sunday cord ng to th e laws of the Sta t e necessary Must have car '{'l EEK PHO 'E 992 5693 2 25 Stc afternoon callers of Mrs of Oh o General Motors A c ceptance Corporal on reserves Ph 446 0677 Audrey Brewer and DaVId the r ght to b•d at th s sale 23 INCH Adm ra l color T V IOAMto8PM The collateral s presently Phon e 99 2 S496 Mr and Mrs Bobby Joe stored and may be seen at 2 24 tfc Pnce and daughter, Long Pomeroy Motor Company - - ------- - -Pomeroy Oh 1 0 Bottom vasaled her parents Mobile Homes For Sale STEREO Walnu t A M FM GENERAL MOTOR S Rad o 8 rack tape com Mr and Mrs Ball Maddleswart ACCEPTANCE COR 1974 GREENBRIER 2 b nat•on Balance SilO 73 or PORATION Sunday bedroom 65x 12 electric heat term s available Phone 99 2 (3) 1 ltc 3965 With a r cond t1oner mcluded Mass Elame Lehew VISited Ca l l 992 3747 or 992 7338 affer 6 2 14 tfc MISs Nacki Dawn Van Meter a ~-------------- p m 2 27 5tc recent afternoon ~ Class1f1ed Ads Mr and Mrs Terry Wolfe 1 1 INFORMATION ABOUT: I and son Syracuse VISited his PUBLIC NOTICE bring you I JOB OPPORTUNITIES parents, Mr and Mrs Gene 1 A UCT I ON Sale every Thu rs day SOCIAL SECURITY 1 Wolfe and sons Sunday 1 extra cash at 537 H1gh St r eet M d CONSUMER PROTECTION I I dlepor t Start n g Ma rc h 7 R R Durst Dave Bryant, for I Polly s A uction House Phon e Dave Talbott, S W Durst, I 992 J509 AND 2 26 7tc Howard Frank Clarence Lawrence Paul Evar.., Paul GREAT COUNTRY Dean Evans Mrs Mallie For Rent Teaford Mr and Mrs Lows For Sale SM A L L bu smess bulldmg ~ DeLuz , Joe Maller Carol 55 000 BTU Na t ural or Bottled mile north of Pomero y on St Gas Heat ng stoye w 11 sell Rl 33 Can be leased and Carter and Stanley Flelcher for $150 used one winter conver t ed n to !mall apar t Gary Hysell 4()9 w Main St "ere am mg the vas1toril of E men t Also empty lots SO 100 I Pomeroy or 1SO w de Ph 992 57 86 H C:arpenler and lamaly 3 1 31c ------- I i__sh~pp~ ng-~~~~--~ ST5REO 92.1 FM WMPO 1~ cc nllv 2 24 61C 45th Anniversary Sale! ?omeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Dasplay EXPERT Wheel Alignment *5.55 Ph 992 5271 On Most Amencan Car s 0 - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 Patntmg A Spectalty Pomeroy Home & Auto Area s Most R easona ble Pnces Open 8 Ttl5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Matn Pomeroy 0 SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRlCAii'ED Cor one t 4 dr Sed Bu11t to Your Specs Oei!Yered to Job S1le 2 Dr H T a r cond auto Mason W Va F u r y Cpe 74 Olds Cut. H.T Sedan _ _ •3995 V roo t an d a r ... s1795 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVtlle, rad. ltres, atr P S P B rad1o 0 brown f n1sh auto W I L L t r m or c u lr ees an d shr u bbery A l so c l ea n out base n ent s att cs et c Ca ll 9 49 322 1 or 742 4441 2 2 26fc Jl/uddJepor,t- Pomeroy_:_ GOOD USED REFRIGERATORS (2 Good Ones I 1- Sade by Stde $150 1- 2 Door <Top & Bottom) $125 POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 9932 >, Pets For Sale A KC Toy Poodle pupp1 es $7 5 S am ese k liens $15 Phon e 1 256 6247 2 21 26 t c Auto Sales 1962 L I N CO L N 4 dr con vert bl e col ec tor s te m A 1 cond1t1on A ll powe r Tom L avendar 444 Bee ctl Str ee t M ddleport 2 28 6t c O NE 1972 K ngwood Esta te Sta t on Wagon 9 pa ss enge r 1 loc a l owner Phone Wayne M l hoan 99 2 560 2 2 24 61 p --- ------ OP E N Roge r Hys" ll s Garage nea r Cr oss r oad s on Sl Rout e 24 8 30 to 6 p m Monday th ro ugh Sa turd ay Phon e 992 5682 0 992 71 21 2 22 261c BL OCKS bo r ed p nd a ll r ep a rs on sm all eng m es W lk nson Sm a En gm e Sates 399 w Ma n 51 P h on e 992 309 2 2 6 26t c Real Estate For Sale B E A UT IFUL n ew hom es no w und er con s l r u c t• on n pr m e local on on c t y water and sew er Cho ce of des gns Wall to w al c arp e t ng and a r w II cond t onmg m cl uded h e lp arran ge f•nan c ng co n ventional cans w th down pa y m ent low a s 5 pet Other n e w hom es ava lab le to q ual J ed bu y ers w th NO D O WN P AY MENT 1 Call co ll ect 614 837 6540 or 239 0785 or w r t e Great A mer can P 0 Box 68 7 Hom es lri c Pomer oy Oh o 457 69 3 1 ti c NEW 3b ed r oom h ome l1 ba t h ga ra ge b aseme nt on Grav el H II M d dl eport Natura l g as a lr ea dy n Phone Da l e Dutton 992 33 69 even ngs 992 2534 1 17 tfc 73 Cadtllac Cpe. DeVtlle, power, atr 1970 Plymouth ............ s1295 Fury Ill 4 dr Sed R EA DY M X C ON CRETE del•ver ed riQht to your prot ect Fa st and ea s y Fr ee est mates Ptlone 992 3284 Go e gl e ln Ready M x Co M dd epor t Oh 10 6 30 tfc car 8 cyl auto P B 4 Dr Sed Bcy l std rad•o M blue S EP TI C TANK S AROBIC S EW A GE S Y S TEMS LeSaber 4 dr Sed 0 brown a1r cond rad o Lo cal owned CLEANED REPA IRED S ANITATION OHIO PH 662 • • 3035 10 .4 tfc SEPTI C TANKS cleaned Modern San1tat on 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 ttc auto •• '• .."• • • Hurry In or Call. Going Fast! • • • • • • Only (3) '73 New Models Left EX CAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work septiC tank s n st alled dump trucks and lo boys for h re w 11 haul hll d1rt top soil I mestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n 1ghf phon e 992 3525 or 992 "We MJ~ry SimPle bUSin~ 4100 1 64 Olds 88 HT Cpe . power .• WE SEll &SERVICE CHEVROLET CARS &TRUCKS. 5232 - '4900 70 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr, pow & atr- ·- '1995 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, atr-·--- ...... '1895 69 Ponttac Bonn., 2 Dr. HT, vroof, atr.- 1895 1 1295 69 Chev. Imp H.T Cpe., V-8 auto.· 1 68 Chev 1/z I. Ptckup, V-8, 3-speed 1095 67 Bu1ck Elec. H.T. Sed., power, atr '395 1 395 66 Butck Rtvena. power & atr 64 Olds 88 H.T. Cpe., power, atr .. .... 1395 SHIPMENT 1974 VEGAS ~ 72 Cadtllac Sed DeVtlle, power, a·r 70 Chev. Mal. Cpe., V8 auto, PS- ·--- '1995 PS P B JUST RECEIVED ~ C BRAD F ORD Au c t oneP-r Comp lete Servtce Pt1one 949 3821 Rae ne Oh1o Crltt Bradford 5 1 tfc • - 14900 73 Olds Tor., power, vroof, an· -.. ·-- -- '4895 72 Ply. Duster Cpe., V-8 auto, PS . .. • 12695 .........s1395 1969 Buick. 5900 1 72 Cadillac Sed. DeVIlle, power, a1r- · 71 Cadtllac Cpe DeVIlle, power, atr 1970 BelAir... ....... SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REA SON A BLE rates Ph 446 478 2 Gall po s John Russell Owner and Operato r 512tfc MILLER ST EW A RT P S A n1 ce family '5900 1 2 11 tiC Real Estate For Sale TEAFORD DE S I R AB L E t wo b edroom house m Middlepo r t ready to oc cupy Call 992 S3 10 1 31 26tc V1rqll B. T 1 ,11'11-d, Sr Brok •·• 2 STORY 7 room t1ou se n ce front porch p lenty of la nd for ga r den Pn ce $7 BOO 00 Call 949 32 11 2 28 3t c 2 Y E AR OLD 24 x 2 ~ ce I ng home E lectr c h ea t Fo r more nfor m at1on ca 1 77 3 5S03 2 24 6t c OLDER hOme und er$5000 has great future Ma1or m pro'Wement s ns de need s pam I n s1de and out L a •d out l1ke a ne w home F u ll basement and garage Phon e 992 53)5 2 24 6tc 11(1 Mech.1r11c 5tret!f Pomrroy, Oh1o ~5769 BRAND NEWI 3 bedrooms baths el ectr ic heat Stor.m door s a nd w ndows Ga rpg e and n ear ly an acre $22 000 2 APARTMENTs-One up wolh l br and 2 b edrooms down Fu l l base men t Ga s furnace s 1 $20 000 00 • COUNTRY HOME - Modern 4 br s a l l pan ele d home l arge ba th l ar ge k1t c h en d n ng On l y a few yrs old $18 000 00 NEAR GAVIN - 3 bedrooms bat h gas furna ce n1 ce ou t bu ld ng w lfh ce ll a r and l ot Rf!asonabl e offer RENTALS - One w th 6 bedroom s a 3 bedroom t ra ler and a 1 bedroom trader 608 E MAIN POMEROY, 0 REALTY ALL OF THE SE ARE GOOD BUYS COME IN AND HAVE A LOOT II I 1 I N I SYRACUSE - Large 2 story fram e 7 rooms 2 baths 4 BR R1v er tronlage Basement New FA gas furnace new copper plumb ng Garage $10 500 00 SYRACUSE- Lovely I NT E R IOR or ex t er or pant mg F or tr ee es t1mates call 99? 390 3 3 1 26tc '4400 V r o of a nd a1r P S P B r ad1o Sharp 1971 Plymouth .. MATERIALS CO 2 (.i)f(f)()~J f\ f\'),[J( I f ;'.I I J K' l 1 II .IIJh'l 1;, 1' 992-3325 or 992 -361 ') DOZER work land clearmg by th e acr e hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operatoil with over 20 ears ex per ence Pullin s Ex at ng Pomeroy Oh.io Phone 2 2478 ~~ 12 19tfc By Lawrence E Lamb, M D LAMB DEAR DR Recently my 23-year-old son suffered !rom a collapsed lung (spontaneous pnewnothorax) cause unknown Can lungs be strengthened wath a program of breathmg exercases• What preventive measures can be HOU SE S We II draw prmts or build to your spec If c at1ons Ne 1g l er s Bu ld ng Supply Racme Oh10 Call 949 3604 2 5 26tc BA C KHOE Serv ce CHARLES R HAT F I ELD Route 1 Rutlalld Oh o 45775 phone 742 6092 Water I nes footers ..,. and tr enche s 24 hours 7 days a wee k 2 7 2! 1p taken to avoid a recurrence • DEAR READER - Your son has a fairly uncommon medical problem, and there IS some likelihood 1hat he Will have a recurrence A frequent cause of this problem IS a small blister-like lormataon on the surface of lhe • 3 • 1971 PINTOS ~~~ MAYTAG $}595 73 CHEVROLET-s2295 6 cyl std trans 6 12 foot Step sade bed Red Carpet Serv1ce 1 RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Arnold Grate 72 Rutland I 72 FORD GRAN TORINO s2195 Door Sharp 72 CHEVROLET BElAIR s1395 \ 2 MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. • (Serving Amenca for 100 Years) ' HT 4 Dr Good clean car w1th aar 71 MERCURY MARQUIS s1395 Offers an excttmg opportuntty to operate a busmess of your own with a very small mvestment. We are Jnterested m a quahfted Sales ortented person wtth previous retatl experience to own and operate a catalog store m Pomeroy, OhiO. 4 Door Sedan • ' • ••• • If you are wtlhng to accept responstbl hty m return for a future m your own busmess, write gtvmg full personal qua hftcat1ons to · ••• •• E. A. Smith, 4-1 1000 S. Monroe Street Baltimore, Maryland 21232 •• •• • • . CHEVROLET-~ s2295 3/• ton, V-8, std. trans ' •• ••• 70 MERCURY MONTEGO MX Door $1295 67 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 2 Or H T s795 4 Good Selection of Other Cars See Ray Raggs or Roger Rtebel RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 • •• ... Loc.ated on St Rt 7 Otester, 0 • 500 E. MAIN • POMEROY, OHIO • • PH. 992-2174 •• ••+ : lung called a bleb Remember that lhe lung as a complex balloon It as lalled wath tiny balloons or aar sacs that all eventually connect together The bhsler or bleb connects wath lhe seraes of lmy balloons When the bleb breaks there as a slow leak of aar through lhe resullmg hole A small blo" out occurs and the lwag deflates The aar that leaks out of the broken bleb accumulates be tween the lung and lhe chest wall As at builds up al causes the lung to collapse Usually lhe collapse as nol complete The partially collapsed !wag no longer functions effectively m resparation Whale the lung as collapsed the bursted bleb starts healing formmg a scar where the blister used to be When lhe healmg process as complete lhe lwag as aar laght agam Nature has completed the patch JOb The aar be tween lhe collapsed lung and the chest walliS absorbed and the lwag expands reswnmg ats normal fwactlon One reason andavaduals who have one collapsed lung may have a recurrence 1s because there as often more than one bleb Sometimes these small blebs can be seen by X ray Usually they are liJCaled at lhe upper tip of the lwag Preventive measures can be used m some mstances If there IS an area at the tip of the lung wath blebs, they can be removed surgacally Another lechruque as to surgacally tack the !wag to the chest wall all arowad so al can l collap•e Most cases do not require eather of these operataons Most cases (but not all ) can be treated by helpang lhe lung expand a! and when al collapses The little blebs are usually there from barth Because they are bliSter formation s there are no exercases that wall help the !wags m preventing a bleb from breakmg Other than the surgacal approaches men tioned, there as not much you can do I have diScussed the typical mlld problem The sa1uallon can be more daffacull In persons wath unusual oc cupalaons for example pilots exposed to changes m aar pressure from altitude the sa1uallon ls more lmporU!nt When you go to altitude wath a1r m the chest space rt can expand and cause pressure on the heart ahd carculallon Most mdavaduals who ex Racine Social Events By Mrs Francis Morris The Happy Hustlers Sunday School class assembled m lhe church soc1al rooms followmg the dmner meelmg of lhe Meags County Mamsters of the Umled Methodast Church A socaal hour and a busmcss sessaon followed wa th Mrs Margaret Houdashell oflenng prayer Mr and Mrs Lanny Adams and daughter Chrasll Dawn are resadmg m Tuppers Plaans smce commg from Hawan They were formerly of Racme Mrs Adams and daughter attended servaces at the Umled Methodast Church Swaday Mr and Mrs Rodenck Gramm returned home after spendmg seven weeks at West Palm Beach Fla Mr and Mrs Lmley Hart spent severe~l days m Cleveland as Mr Hart was m the cltmc for observation Enroule home they vaslled Mrs Hart's sasler Mrs Vwlel Fasher m Akron Mr and Mrs Robert Swafl of Columbus spent Sunday wath Mrs Swafl s parents, Mr and Mrs Franc1s Morris Mr and Mrs Dale Smath of Pomeroy were gues ts on Fraday of Mrs Marg ar et Houdashell Crall Bradford J~ ol Wor thmgton spent the weekend walh Mr and Mrs Crall Bradford Sr Guests on Swaday afternoon mcluded Mr and Mrs Herman Carson and famaly of Coolvalle Mrs 1\ulh Frank of Racme R D Mr and Mrs R K Swafl of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Francas Morras local The harp as one of the old es t mu s1calJn s trum e n ts known to man peraence a collapsed lung bve normal hves and are otherwase healthy It as only when and 1! a blowout occurs tha t \hey are m trouble Send your questions to Dr Lamb in care of this news paper P 0 Box 1551 Radio City Station New York, N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr Lamb's booklet on low blood sugar, send 50 cents to the same ad dress and ask for Blood Sugar ' booklet •• ••+ : : Would you believe what Smith Nelson Motors will do for you during the month of March when you buy a new car or truck that we have in stock we will give you ! 100 GALLONS + Yes, we will give you 100 gallons of gas with the purchase of any new car or truck we have in stock during the entire month of March. + REMEMBER WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL t : t + + + • See Ceward Calvert, Pal Story or J D. Story Open Evenmgs Ttl 7 pm and Saturday ltll 5 pm - SeiVtce till 12 noon on Saturday •• : + WE BUILT OUR BUSINESS ON SERVICE AND : NOW SERVICE IS BUILDING OUR BUSINESS. Before you buy any car, new or used, you owe 11 to yourself to check with us 50 new cars & trucks m stock. + + + + • ··································~ Tupper~ Plain~ By Mrs Evelyn Brlckles Mrs Gerald Newland and son Roger of Dwabar spent Sunday walh Mrs Louasa Newland Mr and Mrs Blaan Taylor a llended lhe funeral of his brother an law Mr Ed Morrow at New Martmsv1lle Fraday Mrs Wan Blake was taken to Camden Clark Hospala l an Parkersburg on Wednesday after becommg quale all al her home • •• B1g Capac1ty Maytag Automatics 2 speed operahon Cho ce of water temps Auto water level control L nt F Iter or Power F m Ag lator Perma Press Maytag Halo of Heat Dryers Surround c lothes w th gentle even hea t No hot spots no overdrymo F ne Mesh Lill i Filter We Spec1allte m S9 000 00 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenangs Unl116 00-Tal 5 p m Sat 992 5342 Collapsed lung --------------NEIGLER5 FOR BUILD IN G to Forked Run Lak e C ty w afer ava lable Idea l for home or trailer All mtneral s Full pr ce POMEROY DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB DOZER and bac k hoe work pond s and septic t anks d t ch ng ser\1 ice top so•l f 1 d1rt 1 mestone B&K Ex cavat ng Phon e 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 lie Carpeted 2 BR Bath Lrke new J UST $650000 77 ROUGH ACREs- Close 992 2259 If no answer 992 25'8 Open Eves Till 8 ---- 1971 RA ISE THE CURTAIN ON A NEW TYPE OF LIFE BY OWN IN G PROPERTY TO BUY OR SELL SEE US HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992-2126 PRICE CON S TRUCTION Roof ng spoutmg k tchens and bathrooms Complete remodelmg Phone 742 6273 123tlc Mob l e Home bought new n 72 12x60 1 2 acre ground You II L1ke Our Quallly Way of Doang Busaness "Your Chevy Dealer" SEWING MACHINES Repa r serv1ce all makes 992 2284 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Au t hor zed Smger Sa l es and Serv ce We Sharpen Scissors 3 29 tic yr Karr & Van Zandt POMEROY MOTOR CO. AU 1 OMOB IL E lnSurance- b--;en can c elled '> Lost your operator s l1c ense Call 992 7.4 28 6 15 tfc old home All new homes n th1s area 3 n1ce BR double clo sets Col ored bath w shower Beautiful k tchen w 1fh cab nets & range Ut1l1ty R HW floors Some carpet ng Drapes Carport w storag e $19 900 00 TUPPERS PLAINS - • : r's Education Cars VERY LOW MILES B 1971 Cougar................. s2395 HOGG & ZUSPAN 773 5554 2 Dri 74 Olds 88 HT Sedan . ,. c1?"> PS P auto SMITH NELSON MOTORS USED CARS 1971 Dodge ..... ......... WOOD TRUSSES : : And Backed by The Sign of Confidence! Pomeroy 992 2174 ------------. ....................................'\ CAREFULLY USED CAREFULLY PRICED Frcm the largest Truck or Bulldozer Rad1alor to the sm,1ll es t Hea ter Cor e Nathan Biggs Rad1ator Spec1a1tst good 2 28 ?l p H A RRI SON S TV and Serv ce ca Is Ph on e 992 2522 2 21 26 c 606 E Mam Gene's Body Shop Lmcoln Hill Pomeroy 9- The Daily Senlmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , March I, 1974 992 2094 See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Nag hi 992 3525 or 992 5232 Ph on e 667 992 7155 Middleport Water L1n es and Powe r L Jnes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and sephc tanks 1n stalled • EXPERIENCED PQMEROY ~OME & AUTO DITCHING SERVICE All work guaranteed PERSONAL SERVICE ANYTIME \968 IMPA LA 3 000 00 33 000 00 c a ll ut 1 t es pa d N o pe l s Ro b er t H II R.a on e Phon e 949 381 ') ') \ l?l p TRA LER Brow n s T ra Pa r k Phcn e 99? 33?4 3c day t 13 'J BEDROO M m ob le hO m e & OBITUARY $2 00 for 50 word m n mum Ea c h a d d ton al word BAND at Ja c k s Club Ml\ 1 h ouse n Syr ac u se oo Tl S <1nd b It h • 1 st e d 1\ d ul s 01 y Ptlone 991 546 2 CAS H pad for a ll m akes and m o d els o f m o b l e h o n e s Phon e ar ea co d e 614 ~13 953 1 4 3 tt c CARD OF THANKS m nd We ne ver shall forge t F or a s th e years go by Our lo v e 1s w th you ye t m ssed by Sadl y children For Rent No!Ice WANT ADS INFORMATION Bt1siness Services f Mr and Mrs Veri Tuttle were Sunday dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Gerald Gulhrae of Alfred The dinner was an observance of Mr Tuttle s barlhday Mr and Mrs Claren ce Nachols and son Rev and Mrs Earl Nachols attended the funeral of Mrs Laura Hen dersho l al Ravenswood Thursday Buraal was allhe old Baplasl Cemetery al Salverlon Paul Prace of Keno called on Grant Newland one day recently Massar Mrs Haro ld returned home from ..)!e(erans Memonal Hospalal fiomeroy where she was a pallenl lor polSOn IVy Mrs Maldred Hassell moved from lhe home of her daughter Mr and Mrs Dale Welsh, lo Chesler Mrs Nease! Weatherman spent Sunday walh her brother Mr and Mrs Eldred Grunes of Athens and attended chW"ch servtces there Mr and Mrs Ted Carson returned home after a couple weeks vtstt with her sister Mr and Mrs Herman Howland of HarriSon Ohio Mrs Howland was a hospaU!l palaent while they were there Bashan Mr and Mrs Stanley Trussell recaeved word on Thursday of the death of a great grandson The baby was born Feb 14 to Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor of Newport News Va and was dead al barth The mother as the for mer Nancy Trussell daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Trussell formerl y of lhas place Mr and Mrs Warden Ours and Vmton Jones attended the funeral of a relative at Natro W Va Wednesday Mr and Mrs Clanton Patzer and children spent a weekend recently wath relalaves an Beckley W Va Mrs Freda Deeter spenllasl week wath her son and daughter m law Mr and Mrs Erme Deeter and family Mass Tena Beaver spent Saturday.,. mght walh Ma •s Renee Trussell The Bashan Volwateer Fare Dept was called to Slavers valle Tuesday mghl where a barn was on fire Twelve f1remen answered the call The barn was owned by Ruda Durst and was completely de stroyed Bashan Racine and SyracuSil fare departments were called lo faghl the fare Fund drive goes over The fund dnve uf the Mad dleporl Fare Depatlmnl has gone over the lop Pete Kloes chaarman of the ways and means commi ttee sa1d lha l the total of the dra ve wh1 ch had a goal of $15 000 has reached $15 600 Funds wtll be use d to purchase a new emergency ambulance wh1ch was recently ordered when lhc fwad drave appeared lo be goang so well The farsl conlrlbUIJOn to the dnve whtch has soared was received by the department on Jan 24 and so the goal has been mel an JUSt a hllle over a mon th thank s to lh e generosaty of lhe pub lac orgamz atwn s and bu sin ess houses Ftremen '3 ren t complamtng because the dnve ts gmng over lhe $15 000 fagures however because $3 000 of th e lola! belonged to the department when the !wad dnve began and they pledged those fund s raased through vanous ac IJvataes lo the dnve Th1s mon ey wa s th e operatin g Donations made to E-R vehicle RAC INE L a te st donation s toward th e pur cha se o f n ew ambulan ce for R ae ne V• l l age b r ng s t h e total to ap prox m a tely $6 000 a cc ordin g to Ra ndall Rob ert s L at es t contr butor s ar e Mr and Mr s John Hen s ey Mrs Es th er Pr c e Mr and Mr s Roder' ck Gr m m Be rth a Wolf e Mr and Mr s R H Ball ard M r and Mr s Ern est Grif f n M ldre d G Rh od es M att•e F Lawr en ce J am es R Stewa r t Happy Hu stl ers Cl ass of Wes l eyan Un ted M e thod st Chur ch Mr an d Mr s Don ld C Wo l fe Mr and Mr s Jerr y Powell M r an d M r s Gene Yost v lla ge Cu t Rate L a wre nce W e ll ~ M r and Mrs Ro b er t L Rob erts 0 A Mau r er M r and M r s Jo 11n hi e M r and M s Oc t on Fowler Mr and Mrs John C eek Ada St g l ano M r an d Mr s Okey Pull ns Pa ul an d Ha ze l Se ller s M r and M rs Blyth e Th e ss Mr and M rs Ch arl es Mc Cia n Lola J Pr off tt E ula and A aron Wolf e W es l e yan U n1 te d Me t h o d s t Chur c h Mr and Mr s Robe rt C H II W•lma R ggs Han k A rnott Sutton Method s f Sunday Sc ho o l A udr e y Torr ence Harol d G Roush Gar r ett A C r e te M r an d M r s Henr y G We lls M r an d M r s Oor se l L a rk ns R ae n e Bap t s t Ch ur ch and Mr and M rs Ron a ld G Bee gl e capa la l of the fare department so monys rmsed over the goal wall be used lo replace the open tmg fund of lhe depat l ment Ftremen are hupmg that a good share uf the $3 000 wtll be r ep l e~ced by contn button s whach can be left al lhe fire department headquarters or maaled to P 0 Box 144 Middleport An ong th e la test contr b utors to the f un d ar e M r an d M r ~ Wa yn e Har r son F r st Bap t st Chur ch Mr and Mr s H enr y W e Is Do y l e Sh u e r Co F ve Po nt s Gr I Mrs R cha r d Felly Mrs Robe I Oav d I en a M K n app Rober t G Rol o Cat h y Pr 1ce M rs Roy S gman Janet Armentrol Mrs Bernard L edlle Mr and Mrs l esl1 e Hoil man Mr and Mrs Da ll as Janey Mr and Mrs Gary 5 oven Mr and M r s Rodn ey Wa lk er M r an d M r s E l b er t W I IIams Mr and M rs l a w re nce R u p e A 0 H alf eld Co r a R Pr n ee M r s E v 1r a Barr E ll a Ros tof er Mr and Mr s W1ll am Ca o eh ar l Mr and Mr s Joe Bot n M r & Mrs Char es F o ey Mr and Mrs Dal e Bac hn er Mr and Mrs Robert Canaday M r and Mrs Mal colm K enn edy Mr and Mr s James Hal e y Mr s L 1zz y Gea ry M an d Mr s Fr ed Ca l e Mr and Mr s J m E H a l ey M and Mr s Oav d Pe t er son Mr and Mrs F r an k Y oung Mr and M r s Her ma n Gra t e M r an d Mr s Ja m es F ry M r s Joyce Hl a d M r s El tl el Fry M r and M r s F loy d Ha rn son Ea rn est Har r .son Mr and Mrs Ray Sea r s M r and Mrs H er ber t Gra te M r and M r s Clar ence M 1gh t M r and Mr s L nley Roush M r and M r s J E Denn son M 1ll er Br o th ers Gr oce ry Mr s Bo nn e M1 ller M r an d M rs Bas I Cr em ea n s Mr and Mr s Ph I p Mow ery M r and Mrs J un o r Cre m ea n s Or v l e Hogu e Mr and Mr s ee Cad le John 1 ark .n s Mr and M rs Wes l ey Yo ung M dd leporl Chur c t ol c nr st n Chr st an Un on Mr an d Mrs E ldon V n ng Mr s Eve ly n R 1fe M r s V v an Co y Mr and M r s L arry E d w a rd s Mr and Mrs El m er Hy sell Mrs N aom Ben t l ey M orr. son Qua s Mrs l II e Sm l h Mr and M rs W lb ur Young Mr and M r s Doyle H udson M r s Mar one M 1ltl one Mr an d Mrs D en ny Ga rll es M r an d M s C H Bur t Haro ld B ur t M ss Mar 10r1 e M Burt M r s Mary M Bu ck Mr and Mrs Ca r l Hyse ll Mr and Mrs Ca rl Morn s Mr and Mr s Fred Geor ge Mr and M rs M a l co l m ng r am Ru tl and A m er c an 1 eg on Pos t 467 M r and Mr s Dana Ho ffm an and Mrs l osh• M ch ell Mrs Gera ld M n or co n due l ed the fu nd dr ve n the Dex t er ar ea Mr s G lenn a F ell y the L angs vi l le ar ea and M r s Harol d H yse ll and Mr s Ca rl Hyse l l t he Rutlan d ar ea T h e lat est bu sines s hou se to con tr b ut e s th e F r1 endl y Tave rn n Middl eport 1\cno Hidgc Bernard Milhoan celebrated his 63rd barlhday Wednesday, Feb 20 He receaved many nice gafts and se veral cards He WIShes lo thank all those who sen l galls and cards Mrs Larry Curhs has spent some tinle al Parkersburg hospalal w1lh her lltlle son, Toby who has had pnewnonl8 Mrs Dorothy Smalley s house trailer caught fire Thursday from an over healed gas stove She receaved no tn)urtes A radio and some pactures were all that was saved Mrs Lee Weaver (Mane Davis) and her mother Mrs Kenneth DaVIS called on Mrs Ahce Dodson so she could see the new baby Keath Allen Weaver born al ChriStmas lame Mr and Mrs Walham R081! called oo her mother Mrs Malhoan and Bernard, Saturday Mr and Mrs Gary Moore and baby Randy called on Mrs Malhoan and Bernard Saturday Mr and Mrs Blame Milhoan ca lled on Mr and Mrs Jack Se1denabel Saturday evenmR I he numbe1 uf buf falo to help celebrate Jack., more ptope rly btson m North barlhday Am en ca prtor to the Revo lu -Gle1U18 S Mllboaa t 1un ha s bee n esttmated at 60 rml!wn N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OFFI CE HOUR S 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THUR S I - EA ST COURT q POMEROY . SPECIAL OF THE WEEK ONE ONLY SPECIALLY PRICED 1'n 4 Governor 12 x 60 2 Bedrm total elec double m sulahon ~ dr r elng carpet & p ad throughout hou se type door storms & scree ns all copper w1re plumbed & w1red tor w asher & dryer ce1lmg bea m s & m a ny more e dra s �.. • • 10 - Tlw U.1tl \ &·nt Int.' I, Mlrldkpnf'i -P1llllPrO\ , 0 , Mm·l 11 I. 1974 Less gas Rehearsal dinner held M1 ,111d T\l r!i .Lnl ll'~ Thmn.t:-. t•n tt•J' I.ll llt'ri FJH!.!\ l'\t'l llll h \~Jth .1 dmrwr ,11 !lit' M l'l~" Irn1 prl'n•dmg rt'ili.:'rii'S<-11 f t~r tlu S<il tu rLt~ \H'ddm~ of t!wu "on Jnn. hl Mts!i D£~1 ld 1'\eul'Z lmg Then ~m·st." \\ere 1\•l r ,Jtld Mrs Rtdl.'lrd Nt:-ut7il ng .l1•1m Th om,J s, M1ss l\lari:J Nl'Ll lzhng. l\.11 ~md l\'ll s Ddn n~ Thompso n , Ml~ S 1\ctn c ~ Thompson. <-IIlli Mr and M1s ,J l'[f \Vt'\1 \ ,t\) 111 P1 [ ]i{'J'I I' M1 .uHI \1J s I UIH's ('Ju \\ , s , , , tl'tJse ll J(' Ht' \ ,u1d M1 s Sit'\ e .Sk.I C I~ " i\ h s ls.llx·l ll' Wuw LJvllllt' l l\1Jdd1Pp••I !, M1 .lll d \ lt s ~ (' 'J',l\ lnr. Hllll.tnd . rv11 .1 nd !\11 s P;1t Kume\ D.1nn' .md Dukt• Mrs K<llf' ll Dt•"n r 1 .!lid l.tsa ('ul um bu.s KL'll {'tfll' t nnc~tl ~ 11 (~PI c~ ld Anthony Jaworski goes S;_w ll l' l !:i ctnd Mrs MH!dlcpm t to 1 ( 'ontmued f1 um page 11 ll'Sl tlldl!l g {I l< t'lJ q Ul dct of i-l t\.\0 pl'l U'll[ l U!iJdl'k In 10 st.tll'S illlludlllg Oluu 'The IJ .Idl•-off to oili er s tr~lf•s ts no longP r ,~pplt ta bll'.' ;:1 .Sun spokL•sman told UPI. Some g,aso lrn e statiOn owners <-J re bemg advised to stagger their \\ 01 km g hours or close ear ly to mt~ke thetr a llocation las t th e en tir e 1nonth , smd <~ourt today WASH!N(iTON i UPli - Illness IContmued from page I) departm ent " Ucfur e offu: wl~ Waterga te Specl<il Prosecutor clost~g Eastern Schuuls Fnday Leon Jaw01 skt announ ced he and Monday . In Me1gs Loca l. the closings would go to federal court today next week ""ill mean that for "a proceedmg" - ap· students will have lime to parently the long-a watled maJor new indictments m the make up 111 the sprmg Most bugg mg scan dal that has schooL have been closed four roc ked the N1xon ad- days at leas t, for one ca use or the stxth day, even more in some mstances, and this time a1des, H H. Haldeman and lawyer for hts two top former · We're telling them to diVIde John D. Ehrhchman, had in- will have to be made up th eir mon th's alloca twn by the Hardest htt sc hools of the d1cated he expected h1s chent.s 26 busmess days m the month to be mdt cled Me1gs Local D1str1ct Friday to learn theu· l:IVerage datly The court proceectmg was set were Rutland w1th 44 7 pet , allo cdtJOn , · sa1d C1esen te. for 11 am EDTbeforeCh1ef U. Pomeroy and Harrtsonv1lle, · Then 11e 're telhng them to s Dlslnct Judge .John J. 34 6 pet and Middleport se ll only that amount each da} . Slnca Elementary, 29 pet. 'If they shut th e1r pumps Mean .. hile , Charles down eac h day after selhng Colson, a former KESTERSON ILL the1r dati} allocatton . they w11l special The Pomeroy E-ll squad be abl e to sta y m busmess presidential tmhl the end of the month, " assistant, was indicted today answered a call to State St. at • by the Watergate grand jury, II 30 a m Thursday for Ben sa td Cresente In other energy-related devel- his Ia .. yer said. David Kesterson who was 1ll at the Shapiro said he was notified home of a relative He was oprnen~ - WBN S - TV, Columbus, by a federal court spokes- taken to Veterans Memorial Thursday completed a three man that Colson's name was Hospital where he was admttled . part senes on how some deal- included in new indictments. ers can adjust their gasoline gallon mdtcators to have consumers pay an average of two- Tom Adams, 85, W/ ar veteran dies tenths of a cent more per galon The station sa1d a surv ey of 1[)7 stat10ns m Franklm Coun- pomeroy "'i national bank oom e•oy '" 110 t he b o11k o f th e ce ntury es tn b l•s hecJ 1872 Member Mon ty outside of the Columbus City "' hm1ts, at least 28 had pumps --!, ' makmg a plus error - over- " Thomas T Adams, 85, a chargmg . - Rep. W11liam Harsha, H- World War I veteran , ami a Ohto. has co-sponsored a b1ll restdent of Kanauga, died at esta bltshmg aro export morato- 7:45 a. m. Thursday,Veterans num on fertihzer because 1t IS Hospttal, Huntington. He had becommg harder to obtam as been a paltent there the past mtrogen IS used m much of tt two weeks. Mr Adams had been m and nt troge n IS becoming falling health the past three scarce years - The Ohto Turnp1ke ComHe was born March 16, 1889, ffilsston ordered the four otl m Pomeroy, son of the late compames operatmg on the toll John Q and Mary Ehzabeth road to resume selling truck fue l from 9 p m, Saturday Martin Adams. A retired p1pef1tter, Mr . through Sunday. Adams was also a school bus - The Ohto Petroleum AssocJa twn satd tt has no way of telling how many gasoline stations 111 the Buckeye State have closed beca use of the gasolme shortage. The Cleveland-based Standard The Me1gs County Shenff's 011 of Ohto sa1d 1t would g1ve Dept. inveshgated a smgle car the state 86 per cent of 1ts accident Thursday at 6:58p.m. February, 1972 allocallon, two at the intersection of state per cent less than tt gave last routes 7 and 143 month Gene T Staley, Chancey, Ohto, traveling north, went off the nighway on the right and Marriage License M1chael Anthony Neutzhng, struck and knocked down a 26, Pomeroy, and Brenda Kae state road sign. Staley was Donohue , 18, Pomeroy, Ill. 4 cited for drivmg whlle mtoxlcated. He was not mjured. The department also ass1sted Ronald Dav1s, no address, at 5 31 p.m on SR 7, when a wheel on his car came off. Department personnel went to Lancaster Thursday to return Road sign got FDIC in driver's way MAIN OF FICE Wed Thurs 9 a 111 1 p m Fr •day9a 111 to 7 p m Saturday 9 a m to 12 Noon Tu~s RUTLAND BRANCH Mon , Tues , Wed Sat , 9 a m J p m T hursday 9 am to i2 Noo n Fr 1d ay9a m to7p m A hometown friend. By United Press International NEW YORK - THE GOVERNMENT BEGINS today 1t.s effort to send two former powerful Nixon admirustration figures, one of them once tbe nation's top law enforcement off1cer, to jail as guilty of obstructing justice and lying under oath. There has been nothing before the American bar of comparable political moment smce tlle Harding admtru strahon Teapot Dome scandal half a century ago Kicking off the government's case in the U.S. Dtstnct Court w1th an opening statement to start the trial proper was anoth er, and sc hools ar e prosecutor John R. "Rusty" Wmg, assistant U S. attorney and m1mstratwn Jame, V Cresente, Cleveland, Although It was considered allowed f1ve days m a school ch1ef of the frauds sectton of the U S attorney's offtce On trtal doubtful President N1xon year for calarmty reasons. as the flrst former cabinet members Indicted in 50 years were exE"c utJve d1rector of the Northel n Ohi o Petroleum Het;ulers himself would be md~eted , the However, Tuesday wtll make John N. Mitchell, 60, former attorney general, the Wall Street i\ssot ldtlon They may seem slow, but they get there. Headlined today: Roger Norman , Lancaster, wanted here on a charge of 1ssumg bad checks, and to Hardm County for Russell Senmng, no address, wanted here on the same offense. MEDI-REST full size presidential campaign fund-ra1ser. Peter Fleming Jr , for Mitchell, and Walter J . Bonner, for Stans, were the defense opening speakers scheduled for the afternoon sess10n. Testimony Will begm Monday, Judge Lee P. Gagliardi announced. AJUry of eight men and four women - two of the men blacks - was completed Thursday on the eighth day of jury-picking and was immediately sequestered under care of U.S. marshals. The Judge wa1ted until today to swear m the jury and the SlX alternates - one a woman . WASHINGTON - THE NATION'S MOTOHISTS today paid two cent. a gallon more for gasoline, but President N!Xon said he will veto "wtthin the next few days" a bill to roD back petroleum prices. Nixon claimed the rollback provision of the Emergency Energy BiD pa&Sed by Congress would stifle the oil industry's mcentives to find new supplies of oil. "I'm going w veto that biD, and I'm gomg to veto 1t not because I'm for higher gas pr1ces but because I'm for lower gas pnces," Nixon sa1d. With 011 m short supply, the United States cannot solve the energy crisis, Nixon argued. Backers of the rollback provision - from $10.35 a barrel w $5.20 a barrel - elaun the oil mdustry would still have large enough profits to invest in exploration and that the rollback also could cut gasoline prices by as much as four cent. a gallon. LONDON- THE OPPOSITION LABOR party headed for a narrow upset election VIctory over Prune Mmister Edward Heatb's Conservatives today, but seemed likely to faD short of a majority in the new Parliament. The election left Britain w1th the He married Nettle Lawrence prospect of a minority governmentto deal with the nation's worst m Pt Pleasant on Dec. 2, 1919. economic cr1S1S smce World War II. Political analysts predicted She survives, along with two new elections within a year. Barring last minute surprises, incomplete returns indicated sons, Jack Adams, Alhance, and Derry Adams, Gallipolis . Labor would win 308 seats in the 635-member House of Commons, One step-daughter, Mr s the Conservates would p1ck up 297 and the smaU Liberal party Charles ( Bomta) Gtlf1len, would get 1t The Liberals, wielding the balance of power, could Kanauga. Seven grandchildren theoretically throw their support behind either Laborites or and three great-grandchildren Conservatives, polittcal commentators said. However, the Liberals were most hkely to support a Labor government. survtve. Three brothers, Harry, Jesse WASHINGTON - THE BOOKS OF THE Standard Oil Co. of and Ray, preceded h1m m Ohio (Sohio) are being audited by !be Federal Energy Office death. Mr. Adams was a member of (FEO) to determine why the finn earned a 61 pet. increase in the Fair Haven MethodiSt profits during 1973 over 1972, Sen. Howard M. Metzenbaum said Church, Kanauga, a charter Thursday. The senator said the company reported 1973 profits of member of Lafayette Post No. $89.4 m1U10n, compared with $57.5 million during 1972. He sa1d the company's real profits nught have been as high 'll, Amencan Legion He was also a member of the Ohto as $200 m1llion because of special accounling advantages." "I State H1ghway Patrol still cannot understand," he said, "how Sohio's reported profits have jwnped 60 pet. and 1ts real profits may reach above $200 Aux1hary. mtlhon m 1973, when 1t is permitted only to pass-through adHe was a central committeeman m Kanauga until ditwnal cost. of crude oil " his recent illness Funeral services wtll be held 2 p. m. Sunday at M1ller's Home for Funerals. Burial will be m Pine Street Cemetery. Friends may call at the W1lma Jo S1ebel, Rt. 2, m Meigs County jail, 50 days funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 Stockport, pleaded guilty suspended, assessed costs, and p.m. on Saturday. gu11ty Monday m county court placed on probation for one Ul a charge filed by Sheriff year. Miss Siebel was with Hubert Robert C Hartenbach in the shootmg last Fnday night of Stewart, Syracuse, Saturday mght when he was apMrs. Edward Ryan and her George Hall. She was charged w1th transprehended in Logan following mother-in-law, Mrs . Emma the shooting of Hall, 38, of Ryan returned from a vtslt to porting or havmg a loaded firearm m a motor vehicle m Cheshtre, widely known enRoanoke, Va., where they such a manner that the fireann tertainer. Hall was shot twice, VISited Mr. and Mrs Patrick was accessible to the operator in the head and leg, following Ryan and sons. Robert Dudding IS or any passenger without an altercation at a nile club below Middleport on Route 7. recuperatmg at h1s home from leavmg the vehicle. She was sentenced to 60 days the removal of a cataract at driver and motorcycle policeman for the ctty police department for a number of years Guilty plea given ,court Mason News Semi-final games begin today at 5 SAVE sso RIGHT NOW ON TWIN C1 FULL-SIZE BEMCO MEDI-REST'SUPREME MATrRESS SETS lawyer who became a top NIXon adv1ser, and Maurice H. Stans, 65, former conunerce secretary, self.-made millionaire, and Holzer Medical Center He returned home Friday. Mr. and Mrs Curlls McDaniel, Mason, and Calvm The semt-fmal round of the McDaniel, Point Pleasant, girls' basketball tourney will visited over the weekend m be played at Meigs H1gh School Columbus, w1th Mr. and Mrs. With Southern clashing wtth Stanley Saunders and fanuly. Gallipolis at 5 p.m. and Meigs Mrs. Shennan Ford of Mason going agamst Kyger Creek at 7 has been v1Sitmg her daughter, today. Mrs. Shirley Day at The winners will play Tickerington, Oh10 Mrs. Day Monday night at 6 p m. for the IS recuperating from surgery. champ10nship and the losers J1 uu ubUb 1M Lbt w11l play for a consolation EXTENDED OUTLOOK match at 4. The tourney IS Partly cloudy Sunday and sponsored by the Meigs Gtrls mostly fair Monday and Athletic Boosters. Joy Bentley Tuest:ay . Moderating ts coach for the Me1gs team. temperatures. Highs generally In the 50s and low 80s. Lows generally In the upper 30s and 40s. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Lily Coates, Coolville; Kenneth Wilt, Racine; Eloise Pickell, Pomeroy; Ronda Dempsey, Syracuse; Ben Kesterson , Pomeroy ; Pauletta Sigman, Middleport; Charles Wolfe , Racine ; Chad Wolfe, !\{!cine; John Oatley, Pomeroy; Russell MONDAY Little, Middleport ; John RACINE Baseball Assn., 7 McCloud, Middleport; Mane Domigan, Coolville; Lmda p.m., at Junior high school Roberts, Middleport; Thomas building; a parent or guardian Tucker, Pomeroy; Thomas of each boy asked to be present. Pl!in• will be made for Arney, Vmton DISCHARGED - Lorena summer program , James Ault, Ruby Erb, Dorothy Pape, president, satd. Shamblin, TyUie Housh PTA WILL MEET Fanuly Night w1U be observed with a 6:30p.m. potluck supper when !be Salem Center PTA meets Monday evening at the school. A report of the nominating comm1ttee will be glVen and the Grate Famlly Smgers Will prov1de the entertamment. DIVORCE ASKED A smt for divorce has been filed m Me1gs County Common Pleas Court by Jane Harmon, a minor, by her mother and best next friend, Pomeroy, against Roy E. Hannon, Gallipolis, on charges of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. News. CLUB TO MEET RUTLAND - The Rutland Gun Club wiD meet tonight at 8 p.m. All members are requested to attend • • ~~- A GREAT BUY AT ANY PRICE'• con BemcoQulllo<ama • Postu<Biwnhe•clu•<VeHeallh-0 -Mahc · struction g•ves you a supple surface, deep·down t1rmness. !~ MEIGS THEATRE Tomght Sa l Sun . March12J "THE TRAIN ROBBERS" INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS PH. 992-2635 MIDDLEP~RT f ( Techntcolor) John Wayne Ann Margaret Rod Taylor a en an PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES: Mrs. Jesse Brewster, Mason; Harry Thomas, Letart ; Edith Buck, Buffalo ; Lucinda Nicholson, Evans; Mrs. Cecil Smes, Point ~:~~~nnti:E';g~~~n~~;.~~~: Bidwell, and Gary King, New Haven. Plus O• o;; ncy Cartot'ln s " Grasshoppm ~ & Aunt s" " Le t's Sf•ck Together" Show Starts 7 p m .._________I LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Fnday was 42 degrees under sunny skies. . '• '· . . receives 1,806 calls Officials sa 1d today 1,806 telephone calls were recetved 111 1973 by the Me1gs care Lme wh1ch IS for the Care Lme. Personnel answermg calls from the Me1gs County area are not residents of the county. This policy has been established in order that no Me1gs Countian in need of help might have to feel that he was airing h1s problems to a local person. All calls are kept confidential. The 1,800 Care Line calls ' suictde, venereal d1sease, legal matters, etc This hst reflects but a few of the areas of concern expressed by Meigs County residents who have availed themselves of the use of Care Line. With more professional persons now in the process of speciahzed traming to answer calls, the Meigs care Line hopes to provide even further service m 1974. Care Line Number - 992-7502. E. M. Roush t:verett M Roush, a nattve of Gallia County, died Thursday night In a hosp1tal at Pen dleton , Oregon . He was the son of the late Horton H. and Laura A Scott Roush, and was born Oct 8, 1894 He married Amy Herrmann Feb 2, 1918. Two sons, Ernest E. and George W Roush gave fhe1r ltves for the1r country in World War 1t. Surv tvlng · are his wtfe, two daughters, Mrs . Robert (Fannie! Oyler of Pendleton. Mrs. Edgar (Helen! Ha ll of Port land, Oregon. one step- son, Lewis of Akron, Ohio; 10 DEATHCAR - JesseC. Pennington of Waterloo became Gallia County's second traffic fatality of 1974 at 12:30 a.m. Saturday. Pennington was killed when his car rammed a largetreestumpon Rt. 141, three miles south of Rt. 775. Waterloo man dies pinned in his car GALLIPOLIS- A Lawrence County man, Jesse G. Pennmgton of Waterloo, dted in a single car accident at 12 · 30 a.m. Saturday on Ill. 141, three m1les south of Ht 775. Accordmg to the Galha Meigs Post State Highway car nearly two hours. Dr Donald R Warehime, Gallia County coroner, sa1d death was caused by mass1ve head and chest mJurtes Patrol, Penmngton traveling north, lost control of h1s car which ran off the h1ghway sir1king a fence owned by Mamie L Milam, and a large stump. The v1ctim whose age was not available, was pinned m h1s The body was removed from the Waugh - Halley • Wood Funeral Home here to the M1ller Funeral Home at Ky. where Ashland, arrangements were pendmg late Saturday. It was Gallia's second traffic fatality of the year Bu~ce of Cheshire, Mrs. Ura (Mildred) Swisher of Price, Utah; one brother, Hortie H. Roush of Cheshire. Mr Roush was a veteran of World War I, serving with Company K, 21st Engr. BTM A.E F. in France and Belgium He was a former employee of Hobson Shops, Middleport. and owned hts own garage business In Pendleton Funera l services wil l be Monday, March 4, in Pendleton. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stephen Haggy, Pomeroy, announce the birth of their first child, a 5 lb., II oz., daughter, Stephanie Kay,Feb.12, at Holzer Medical Center . Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell, Pomeroy, and paternal grandmother is Mrs. Madeline McClung, Pomeroy. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs,. Howard Russell, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Ethel Clark, Albany. in Briefs ..'' .' . . .' ' .. ..... Galha lawmen naa anxwus moments Saturday night when a tractor - tra1Ier ng loaded wlth carbomc actd turned over m the h1ghway on Rt . 7, three mtles south of Bladen The ng , owned by Ford Brothers, and drtven by William Toler of Wayne, W Va., blocked the highway for almost an hour before bemg lifted onto 1t. wheels. Toler was treated and released at the Holzer Med1cal Center for minor !n]Urtes H1s V1etnam duty was Director, Command Center, HQ Seventh AF at Tan Son Nhut program . Heprese ntallves of the med1a Au held, VIetnam, when he completed 100 aerial combat mtssions will be guests Hecent h1gh staff ass1gnment.s have General Hartinger is Commandant of the Air War College at A1r Umvers1ty, been as assistant deputy ch1ef of staff for Maxwell Air Force Base , Ala In tins plans at North Amencan Atr Defense capacity, he 1s responsible for preparing Command . Con tmental Atr Defense semor officers for high command and staff Command at En t AFB, Colo. , m July, 1970 duty by developmg m them a sound un- He became Atr War College Commandant derstandmg of military strategy sup- and Vice Comma nder, Atr Umverstty, m porting national sec urtly He also serves June 1973 ' .·.· :·.:•..· . ' aS Vtce Commander of Atr Umvers1ty Gen Hartmger was born on April 17, 1920, m Middleport, where he graduated from htgh school m 1943. He was drafted 111 the U. S. Infantry m July 1943 and at tamed the grade of se rgea nt. Followmg World War II, he entered the U S. M1htary Academy at West Pomt Upon graduatiOn m 1949, he rece1ved a commtsswn as second heutenant m the U S Atr Force, along wtth Ius B.S. degree. VOL 9 NO. 5 P~GE.S and M1ke He was promoted to the grade of maJOr general effective Feb I, 1973, w1th date of rank Aug. 1, 1969 Your Invited (Juest R e11chintt More J'h;m 12,000 F;unilies Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Jlallev jQ GEN. HARTINGER SCREENING DATE SET GALLIPOLIS - A volunteer prepianning mee ting for multiphasic health Hts mtlttary decoratwns and awards screemng program will be held April 3 at mclude the DSM, Leg ton Of Mertt with one the Gallia County Courthouse, accordmg to an announcement Saturday b) V1rgm1a cluster, DFC. Atr Medal with. eight Killen, Galhpohs City Health nurse clusters, Air Force Commendatwn Medal and the Combat Readmess Medal. Ho STREETS COVERED holds a master degree m busmess adRUTLAND - Streets here .111ere mmistratJon Gen Harlmger 1s marned to the temporarily covered by water from the former Susan Allensworth of Middleport. heavy ram m th1s area Fr1day mght They have three children. Jimmer, Kr1s, Property damage was reported neghgible tmts Cloudy and warm Sunday. Chance of showers Sunday rught and Monday. Lows in the SOs and highs in the 60s. ------------~-:-:::-----:-:-:'::-:~-:-:-::-::------------.:_3:..::._ SEC.TIONS -------~ SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1974 Galllpolls-Pomt Pleasant PRICE 20 CENTS Pomeroy-Middleport • -Penn Central also would end service POINT PLEASANT - Point Pleasant and Mason County business and government leaders will protest at Charleston this week a proposal to remove railroad service from N1tro to lh1s c1ty and into southeastern Ohio by the Penn Central Railroad. Delegate M1ke Shaw (R-Mason ) w11l make an oral presentatwn protesting an Interstate Commerce Commission plan that would eliminate the railroad system from N1tro to Point Pleasant and then on mto Ohio as far north as the City of Logan. The ICC proposal also suggests that certal,n shipping pomt.s along the C & 0 Railroad, from Parkersburg to Kenova, be discontinued. This porhon of the ICC proposal will also be obJected to strongly by Shaw along with two other persons named Friday to represent Mason County at the hearing, Point Pleasant M•, ,.. John C Musgrave and Point Pleasant-Mason County C of C Executive Dtrector Donald !lode Meanwhlle, across the nver m Ohto, tt was announced Feb. 20 that a move is underway to abandon the C & 0 railroad serv1ce in southern Ohio. A public hearmg on th1s Issue is scheduled at the Ft. Hayes Hotel, Columbus, begtnning at 9:30 am. Monday . Several business and industrial leaders are expected to attend the heanng meeting that should Mason County lose any of its presently needed shippmg pomt.s the country, from several standpomts, on the matter. or the system from N1tro on to Logan, The decision that Mason County w11l backed by sh1ppmg stallsllcs Other factors to be considered m Oh1o, the industrial growth of the area have three representahves at the hearmg makmg the final deciSIOn will be economic would be severely threatened. was made during a hastily called meeting Delegate Shaw IS scheduled to make Friday afternoon by Mayor Musgrave m unpact, envtronmental 1mpact, payroll hts oral prese ntation Tuesday at 1:30pm and unemployment. the Pmnt Pleasant Council chambers. The heanng IS expected to last all next II was pomted out dunng Fnday's Attorney Jack Burdett, durmg the sesston, talked by telephone with Wilham Shaw, ICC representahve from Everything in schools Washmgton, D. C , who will be in the role of "pubhc defender" for the hearing. will be scrubbed pure Shaw told Burdett that the hearmg has MIDDLEPORT grown out of a law which requires a new BIDWELL - Food stamps, $400 in system for !re1ght deb very to be developed Custodians of all Meigs Local cash and a $3,000 savings bond were taken simllar to Amtrak, but not in such an Schools will be on duty in the In the burglary of a safe Friday afternoon abrupt fashion. The testimony, both buildings Monday and Tuesday at Wickline's Grocery Store here. wr1tten and oral from this hearing, will be to clean and disinfect the According to owner David Wickline, doc1unented and then a second hearing structures. Supt. George someone entered the store while he was at will be conducted later. Hargraves said Saturday . lunch and whtle the store clerk was It was suggested by Shaw that the Supt. Hargraves said all waiting on customers. The safe 1S located Mason County spokesman at the hearing furniture , floors and fixtures in behtnd the store's counter. approach the need for retention of the Wickline, upon his return to the store, system from Nitro to Point Pleasant and the classrooms will be scrubbed also for the continuation of keepmg certain and disinfected and rooms will found the end of an envelope stickmg out of the safe When he checked the safe be aired. Custodians also will Wickline nohced an Ohw Valley Bank disinfect all restrooms and money pouch wh1ch con tamed 80 · $5 hils in fountains in additional to cleaning those areas including hallways. As a further measure to combat epidemic of flu which POMEROY Letters to 27 has hit heavily in the student GALLIPOLIS - Nothing was taken m organizations urging support of a cleanup body over the past couple of a breaking and entermg Friday at the Oh10 campaign in Pomeroy have been mailed, weeks, all bus drivers of the Valley Laundry located on State St. Marc Mrs . Margaret Follrod reported Thursday district have been engaged to Sarrett and Tom Tope reported that night to the Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter scrub out and disinfect their someone entered the building by breaking of Beta Sigma Ph1 Soronty. a glass on the rear side . The letters brought an early response buses . Absenteeism in the district The off1ce was ransacked but nothmg from members of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club who heard one of them read by Friday again went over 25 pet. was taken Police mvestig~ ted a domestic President Harold Hubbard Friday night. Classes have been dismissed quarrel at 96 Ohve St. Linda Pratt was taken to the Holzer Signed by Vera Crow, the letter indicated Monday and Tuesday when the Med1cal Center for treatment of mjuries the Pomeroy council and Chamber of cleaning and disinfecting will be allegedly admimstered by her husband Commerce will be urged to support such a done. during the argument. program. from southern Ohio and voice thetr optmon shippmg pomt.s alon g the B & 0 through MARIE'ITA - More than 100 local elected officials and citizens will meet w1th state officials here Tuesday to diScuss Gov. John J . Gilligan's Planmng Region program. Dr. David C. Sweet, director of the Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development, is meeting with officials and citizens in each of Ohio's 15 Planning Regions to explain the program and answer questions The Marietta meeting, the seventh of 15 statewide meetings, 1s scheduled to be at the Marietta Hobday Inn, 1-77 (exit 1), Marietta. Coffee wiD be served at 7 p.m , followed by the meeting at 7:30p.m. In April, 197J, Gov. Gilligan Issued an Executive Order establishing 15 Planning Regions In Ohio to encourage and support multi-county cooperative approaches by local governments to regional needs. The uniform set of Plaonlog Regions will provide a framework for the development of multi-county planning and coordlnatlve agencies. Sweet, whose department 1s responsible for Implementation of the governor's Executive Order, explained several im- portant reasons for developing multicounty Regtonal Planning and Development Orgamzallons (RPDOs): 1. To strengthen the ability of local elected officials to participate in and g1ve gu1dance to local, state and federal plans and programs that directly affect the Planning Region as a whole, and local governments in particular . 2. To qualify all Ohio communities for the full range of state and federal grants wh1ch !be communities themselves WISh to participate in. 3. To facihtate and encourage the coordination of separate functional plans, programs and project. m order to nunimize overlap and avmd duplication of effort. "THE AcriVE parllcipallon of local elected officials and community leaders is the key element In meeting the challenge Rotarians unanimously approved a of change through a cooperative effort that resolutwn to assiSt the sorority m any way will strengthen local governments We pOSSible and at the same time consider a share an unprecedented opportumty to forge a new era of state-local partnership Slmilar program in Middleport. Meeting at the home of Mrs. Eleanor m OhiO," Sweet sa1d. Thomas, Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, a dance to Marietta ism Reg10n 8 wh1ch Includes Noble, Morgan, Perry, Hocking, Athens, be held on March 23 at the American Meigs, Washington and Monroe counties. Legion haU from 9 p.m. to I a.m. was announced. Tickets will be placed on sale for $5 a couple and the muSlc wiD be provided by William Francis and his band. Other fund raising project. were discussed w1th a report w be given at the March 14 meeting. Speaker at the meeling was Cay Cross of Ne!SonviUe of the Southeastern Oh1o Emergency Medical Service. She discussed the fwtction and purpose of the service, noting that there are now 14 stations m the seven county area with 14 (cintlnued on Page 2) Women ask for cleanup SFECIAL SALE PRICES ON: week followed by the presenta tion of written protests for a two week period. Written protests wtllalso be filed in behalf of Mason County, it was agreed. Present for the meeting Friday were Mayor Musgrave, Rode, James L Farley , Burdett, Vitus Hartley, Jr , Charles Lanham and Robert Wingett Food stamps stolen Sweet will explain new planning sch em e Save During Our Opportunity Days Sale· Nothing taken at Laundry by thief w::::::W""/.<.W»:·:--:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:::::::::~:::--::-..:-.:::-..::::::::-: food stamps, $150 worth of $2 food stamps and $75 worth of 50 cent food stamps were gone along with $400 in $5 bills and the savings bond. The case is still bemg wvest1gated by Gallia County Sheriff's deputies. Depuhes Saturday morning Ill · vestigated the theft of a television set, two bedspreads, two blankets, four sheets and bath towels from the Holiday Inn at Kanauga. The theft was reported by Lamar Bittmger, manager of the Hohday Inn. An accidental shooting was reported to the department Friday night Archie Diggs, 20, Rt 1, Bidwell, was accidentally shot at the Phil House property 111 Bidwell. He reportedly grabbed a pistol whtch discharged. The bullet struck Diggs 111 the right shoulder Deputies also investigated the theft of an old car taken from a barn owned by Willard McCormick on the cactmus-Camp Creek Rd. IT'S THE LAST WEEK MIDDLEPORT - ThiS is the !mal week during which special license plate numbers can be reserved at the office of Middleport Automobtle Reg1strar Mrs. Kenneth Imboden. Doctors put support behind SEOEMS GALLIPOLIS - Dr. Neal Prendergast, president of the Gallia County Medical Society, Saturday spoke out m support of the Southeastern Ohio Emergency Med1cal Serv1ces Speaking for the medical SOCiety, he sa1d: "The Gallia County Med1cal Society has noted with great concern the controversy, mtsunderstanding and bickering wh1ch have surrounded the efforts of the two organizations whtrh have been prov1dmg emergency transportation for the sick and inJured dunng the past year. In light of recent developments the members of the med1cal society have elected to speak out m order to assure that the fmest possible emergency care and transportahon will be available to the residents of Gallia County. The Galha County physicians feel strongly that the health interest. of the people wiD be best served by a cooperative and united effort rather than a divisive approach to the provision of emergency transportation. "The SEOEMS program has been designed to meet the most stringent state and federal standards for ambulance serv1ce whtch w11l assure compliance with pendmg state legislation. The medical soc1ety feels that this program appears to offer an 1deal organizational structure in wh1ch our local volunteer group should be able to contmue to serve the people of the e~ty and county 1f their true goal is to provide the best poss1ble serv1ce to the publlc. The medical society urges that the volunteer group g1ve senous comnderation to the recent offer by the SEOEMS organization to merge efforts at this time "Continued reduplicat10n of effort will almost certamly promote continued controversy which eventually w11l weaken both organizations. The public deserves a better fate than this. "A merger of the best features of both orgamzations would reflect great credit on both groups. The public would benefit by having the finest EMS system possible which was the goal when the EMS program was begun " Children nutrition wise in Meigs Local ' Mens Dress Socks Mens Short Sleeve Shirts Mens Work JacketS Womens SIIMH)wear Womens Sportswear Electric Blankets "Mulhga n Stew" consists of six half- and often follow-up each viewmg with hour films and climaxes with a mini classroom activities related to health and cooking class. A host of colorful charac- nutrition . Manuals for both teachers and ters, hvely music and the "Sesame Street" pupils are provided to accompany the type format of the films combme to prove f1lms, w1th the student manual taking the that as far as good nutrition is concerned form of a comic book with games, puzzles and stories, all pomting out principles of "what's in .. is not far out! " For the past seven weeks, ap- good nutrition . "4+3-2," and m a twinkling or an eye most The teacher's guide has •uggestions proximately 5511 fourth and f1fth graders in fourth and fifth graders in Meigs County for follow-up activities for the classroom. nine Meigs County schools have been schools can tell you what it means. Most of the credit for that goes to the entertained by the antics of the Mulligan Marta Guilkey, county extension agent, Meigs County Extension Service which for Stew gang while learning good eatmg home economics who heads the program, reports that many teachers w1thin the nine \he pasttwo years has taken the "Mulhgan habits. The children see a new film each week participating schools are trying some of Stew" series mto the schools. By Charlene Hoenich POMEROY - Many Amencan homemakers may be "flunking" food, as nutrition experts say, but the yowtger generation " cramming to "pass" as it moves from classroom w kitchen. Recette the magic nutrition formula , Area Rugs Elberfelds In Pomeroy .. • ' + Weather grandch i ldren and several great grandchi l dren, three sisters, Mrs . Fred (Ruth) Mack, Mrs Mernll (Eunice! ~ the contrtbut1on of area newspapers, TV and rad10 m 1ts successful rec rmtmg received were made m regard to a w1de range of problems , mcludmg alcohohsm, drug use, problem pregnanctes, marital problems , homosexuality, .... .•.. Followmg p1Iot traming Gen. HarKANAUGA - Major General James V. Hartmger, a nat1ve of Middlepor t, w1ll tinger had tours of duty as an mstructor in be guest speaker for a Umted Stales Air gunnery, m ptlot training, and as Force RecrUJttn g Service counctlors' combat fighter p1Iot m South Korea and in dmner at 6:30p.m Tuesday at the Hohday Vtetnam Important Stateside assignments mcluded posts as a staff off1cer with Inn here. , The Recrmtmg serv1ce w11l recogmze A1r Force HQ 1n the U. S and m Hawau. '~ a crisis help, referral , and 1nformatton telephone ce nter that became operattonal on January 1, 1973 Open for calls seven days a week, between the hours of 10 am. and 2 a.m. , the Care Lme provides a 16 hour per day service to residents of Meigs County All calls are answered by professional personnel who are required to have a m1mmum of 50 hours of speciahzed trammg before bemg penmtted to work ' Gen. Hartinger here for speech ' (Contmued from page I) drizzly day at 10 distribution centers in the San Francisco Bay area, then came out smiling with bags of groceries in their arms. Hundreds more left without a fuss when the food ran out within a few hours. Mens Fashion Jeans Lee Blue Denim Jeans Records and Tapes Lawn Boy Mowers Glidden Paints Special Sale Chairs \~ Care Line 1'"§Oci;j1 Elberfelds In Pomeroy Th e Med1-Rest Supreme mattress set1s des1g ned to g1ve you a really good n1g hl s sleep Bemco's famous Unlfused Const ructr on · and Coil-Guard " support g1ve you the fi rmn ess you need all n1gh t so you ca n wake up to a good morn mg Every day . ', . .. - NO-BAKE COOKIES - Teresa Grueser, fourth grader at the Syracuse SChool assisted Miss Marta Gullkey in measuring the ingredients and mixing the no-bak~ cookies for the demonstration period. l ' 'r the suggested Ideas, such as having the students make posters or bulletin board displays about nutrition. The Mulligan Stew series, produced by the Expanded Nutrition Programs and the Extens10n Service, and distributed through ".tate 4-H offices , offers a novel way of teaching good nutrition to elementary school. The local extension office peroonnel in addition to presenting the films offers a follow-up program developed by Miss Guilkey and Patty Kelly, 4-H program (Continued on page 2 I l � 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 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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