http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/45c3dd4f7e670d77af0f7f9eddada130.pdf d0ccaee4827c8d06050af14499d16d7a PDF Text Text . " ., _. I • ' I • .• ~ • I ; ' 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. March 28, 1974 Benefits ·go up . ' ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY . automatically MARlETT A - The reconl 2.4 million dollars paid in socia l secur ity benefits to Oh io resident.<; in 1973 will be broken this year. Don A. Frederick. Marietta Social Security Manager . said legislation enacted in 1973 provides for an 11 percent increase in benefits during the firs! half of 1974. Th e benefit increase will be completed in two steps: April checks will reflect a 7 percent increase and July checks will show the remaining 4 percen t increase. "The increase affects all beneficiaries and no in· dividual ac tion-is ~1ecessary to get the higher payment, " Frederick said. Some widows and widowers whose deceased spouse retired early will rece ive ~n increase but not the full II per·cenL Future yearly increases in benefi ts will depend upon the cost of living. As it increases-. the benefits will increase. There is nu provision in the law to decrease the benefit.<;. The Storewide .End-of-the-Month Sale EN~F-THE-MONTH APRONS Women's Shirts and Blouses Bill for fringe farmers Our entire stock of spring shirts and blouses is included in this two -day sale. SALE PRICES SALE PRICES SHAWLS WOMEN'S PANTS SALE PRICES ----------1 1 NOT OPEN Fri., Sat. , Sun. March 29-30-JI THE DEADLY TRACKERS CTechnicolor) Richard Harr is Rod Taylor (PGI Disney Cartoons: Legend of Coyote Rock Social Lion Show Starts 7 p.m. _____...... costume and iewelry wooden sewinbox, other, items roo numerou s to mention . This sale includes many antiques , col lec tors items and other househo ld goods and effec ts of interest to all. The sate will last at least one day and the lunch w ill be served by the Ladies Fire Auxil ia ry of Rutland . In case of inclement weather th e sale may be postponed. William J . Hobstelter , Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Linnie B. Taylor, Deceased. Carnahan Auction Se rvice' (3) 28; (4) 4, 8, ltc ,, MASON DRIVE-IN I MAR. 29 • 30 • 31 FEATURE PROGRAM FRI.- SAT. -SUN. DOUBLE ."THE ARENA" PAM GRIEReMARGARn MARKOV See wild women fight to the DEATH! BliCk slew vs white slave RATED fl • PLUS e ''WOMAN HUNT" WOMEN ARE MADE FOR MEN ••• TO HUNT! SET YOUR SIGHTS ON THE fASnEST GAME OF AU. RATED'' R SALE '8.88 11.95 Mens Fashion Jean s SALE '9.88 VICKI GAUL MARYLU MILLS LOU ANN NEWELL Alternates to the girls at Meig s High School are Deborah Black and Alisa Walker. and the Eastern alte rnates are Mandi Rose to Miss Gaul, Anita Buckley to Miss Newell, and Debbie Boatright to Miss Mills . The annual tea to which the delegates, alternates and their parents are invited will be held on May 5 at Logan with Mrs. Lester Merritt, Buckeye Girls' Slate director, as the speaker. Several or the girls are cosponsored by businesses and organizations through the Auxiliary. Carla Crisp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Jack Crisp, Route I, Langsville , is in business and office educati on at Meigs High Sehoul. She is reporter in Ohio Office Education Association an office assistant in the schooi office, a member of the National Honor Society, a member of Bethel 62, Inter nationa l Order or Job ·s Daughters, and works oarttime as a secretary at Ingel's Furniture Slore in Middleport. She attended the Church of I Continued on page 2) , A LISA WALKER MANDl ROSE ANITA BUCKLEY DEBBIE BOATRIGHT ' DEBORAH BLACK • enttne Devoted To The lntere.'u Of The Meigs-Mwon Area Our entire stock of girls sportswear is included. 'vJL. XXV ·. NO. 244 - SALE PRICES Spring Coat Sale Big Savings this weekend on a new Spring Coat. Our entire stock of Pant Coats, Regular length Coats and all weather Coats is included in this two day sale. WOMEN'S GLOVES Double-woven nylon or leather fashi·on and basic co lors. SAVE OVER 1/z POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1974 SALE! BOYS FASHION JEANS AND DRESS Regular sizes . slim sizes Husky sizes 6 to 18. Solids - plaids . Dacron and cotton blends. Double knits · 100 pel. cotton twills . All fa~ous makes . Buy during th 1s sale for your spring and summer need s. BOYS 111.95 SLACKS Sale- 9.88 BOYS 510.95 SLACKS S9.95 & $9.50 Sale-7.88 BOYS BOYS WORK UNIFORMS ' I I Popular Lee long s leeve work shirts in neck sizes Hl/2 to 171,'1. Sleeve length 32, 33 or 34 inch . Or Lee short s leeve work shirts to match in sizes small, medium , large ar.d extra larQe. Solid co lors charcoa l desert sand forest green - fie ld green navy. CYCLONE POWER MOWER cut. Our entire stock of Spring Jewelry is included in this sale. SALE PRICES SMALL GROUP WOMEN'S - MISSES - JUNIORS SPORTSWEAR AND DRESSES While They Last SAVE OVER 50% SEWING NOTIONS ·save 20 Pet . during this two-dav sa le . Zippers . th"r ead · sea m binding·. Hundreds of items in selection. Home Sewing Oepa rtment First Floor SPEEDMORE POWER MOWER 3 H.P. Briggs and Straiton 4 cycle engine. 18" Special67 .oo By United Preosloternatlonal FIVE ONLY • UTILITY CABINETS Values to 51.90 SAN FRANCISCO - WORKING ON ANOTHER $4 million food handout, Randolph A. Hearst said he expects to hear from his daughter's kidnapers as soon as the plan is set or "I would then be very fearful that Patty is dead." "If I didn't hear from them at that point, or if somebody didn't hear from them or have some kind of a negotiation taking place, I would then he very fearful that Patty is dead," Hearst told reporters at his suburban Hillsborough home Thursday. But, he said, "I really think Patricia is well, she is okay and is unharmed." While they last21.99 PORCH, LAWN AND PATIO Mens Double Knit SPORT COATS Regularly 49.95. Solid colors and patterns. FURNITURE SALE A brand new selection. Sizes 36 to 46 in regulars and longs. Select a new pair of double knit slacks to go with your new sport coat. Sizes 29 to so. A fine selection. SALE! MEN'S NECKTIES Save now at our Mechanic Street Warehouse. Headquarters for RCA, Whirlpool, Glidden Paint, Lawn Boy, Magic Chef, Carpet and Floor Coverings. Open both Friday and Saturday 9:30to 9 p.m. Simmons Hide-A-Bed ·Kroehler Sleep or lounge Reg. 229.00 Single Hide-a-Bed Reg . 259.00 Sleep or Lounge Reg , 339.00 Sleep or Lounge Reg. 429.00 Hide-a- Bed - - - Reg. 439.00 Hide-a- Bed · - - Reg. 449.00 Sleep or Lounge - Req. 459.00 Sleep or Lounqe - Reg. 469.00 Steep or Lounge - Reg. 479 .oo Hide-a- Bed - - - Reg. 489.00 Sleep or Lounge - Reg. 498.00 Hide-a-Bed - - - - White - solid coiOi'S and a fine Iine of patterned ties. Included in this spec ial twa day sale entire stock of boys ties. End off he Month Sale SALE ·PRICES WASHINGTON - SENATE MAJORITY Leader Mike Mansfield says he nO)V believes " the votes are there" in the House to impeach President Nixon. Mansfield, quoted in the Washington Post today, said if the House orders Nixon to stand trial, he believes the legal proceedings should get underway within two weeks and be carried to a conclusion regardless oJ the election calendar. "The elections will be secondary,'' the Post quoted the Montana senator. This was in reference to some suggestions that if an impeachment proceeding is ordered it should be postponed until after the November general election. Mansfield, the newspaper said, believed Nixon 's recent "dilatory tactics" have rebounded against him and as a result there now appears {rpm his conversations with House members, to be enough votes in the House to require impeachment proceedings. SALE! GAIN AN EXTRA BEDROOM WITH A SOFA BY DAY - BED BY NIGHT A tremendous selection of well known brand mens ties. ready tied or tie them yourself. SHOP AND SAVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30, TO 9 PM Special69.00 cut. ' to $2.00 on May I, to $2.10 next Jan. 1, and to $2.30 on Jan. 1, 1976. Farm workers, who now earn a minimum of $1.30 an hour, go to $1.60 May 1, and to $2.30 in stages by Jan . I, 1978. The minimum wage, now $1.60 an hour, has not been minimum wage law . In all, raised since 1966. about 54 million American U Nixon acts as is expected workers will now be covered by before April I, it means a pay minimum wage provisions. increase for about four million GIFT TO COACH - Steve Walburn, junior M"r"u~er baske tball player, presented this About six million workers employes on May I. That is the gift, a shirt and tie, to head basketball coach Roger Brauer on behalf of the team. Although the remain exempt. number of workers covered squad finished this season with a 3-15 mark, Brauer said he believes the Marauders will move The bill raises the minimum under the bill who now make up in the sta ndings next winter. See Page 3 for account anu . .,;Jre p -tures . hourly wage for most workers less than $2.00. The House ·voted 345-50 and the Senate 71-19 Thursday to approve a conference committee bill that compromised separate, somewhat different bills passed last week. The bill TUPPERS PLAINS - About instruction on the orgunizing of H:lyes, DnnHid Harris, Larry and W. H. Chapman. is closer to the House and the 50 men of this area Wednesday a fire departm ent. Spenc er , Cha rles Savoy, A meeting will be held at 8 Senate version. night at the commu nity Homer A. Cole nominCJted St<:~rlin g Massa r, Fritz Goebel, p.m. Monday at the community Other major provisions of the building organiz e d a fire Leo Kennedy , .Jr., president of Charles 0 . Weber , .Junior building to further plans . bill : department. the new organization . He wa:J Kennedy, W. M. Cole, John -Government, domestic and All of the Orange Township elected . Others elected were Cline, H. E. Cole, Jim Caldhousehold, and certain retail trustees - Oscar Pennington, George Co llins, fire chief , well, Jim Smitli, ll. B. Caldand service workers are covRolland Torrence and Norman Larry Millhone, assistant fire we ll, .Jr.. Larry Millhone, ered for the first time; Web er - attended and ex- ch ie f,. Cliff ord Lon genette . Francis Milllw rle, Francis - Policemen and firemen plained current nego tiations treasurer, and Gordon II . Hcnedurn, I.mvrem:e Balser, will receive overtime, after a with the Olive Township Fire Caldwell, secretary . II was Daryl Well, IJick Griffi11 , H. C. 60-hour week, beginning Jan. I. Department un the purchase of decided to name th e d t~ p;.trt­ Cole , Grant T\"c wlwld Dale W. The work week goes to 58 hours 1 a fire truck . in 1976 and 54 hours in 1977; ment "The Orange Tow nship Welsh, Ellon Hitchic, John C. Oscar Babcock , an Oli ve Fire Department". - All workers, regardless of Hensley, Rod Baker, Don Township Trustee, represe nted age, are covered. Nixon had Signing to become members Sprague , Vern on Millhone , Olive Twp. and Ja ck Westfall, of th e department were JliJger Barnett, non Barnett, wanted a 15 per cent reduction Olive Twp. fire chief, gave Longenette, Rufus Cline . John Wall Baker, Norman Weber By ROBERT KIECKHEFER for teenagers. CHICAGO (UP!) -Most of the Republican Party's leading 1976 presidential hopefuls were Four defendants expected in town for a weekend Midwestern GOP "leadership assessed fines conference" and to worry Four defendants were fined together about Watergate. and two others forfeited bonds In between their efforts to in the court or Pomeroy Mayor promote their own canDale Smith Thursday night. didacies, the White House Fined were Ralph Brewer, hopefuis planned to spend time Portland, $1110 and costs and a fi~uring out how any or them can overcome the handicap of three day jail sentence on a Watergate and lead their party charge of driving while into victory two years from now. toxiCated; Dennis Atkins, no Vice President Gerald R. address listed, disturbing the Ford, California Gov. Ronald peace, $15 and costs, and Reagan and former New York resisting arrest, $50 and costs; Gov. Nelson Rockefeller all are Richard Lewis, Pomeroy, $15 scheduled to speak· at confer- and costs, disorderly conduct, ence meetings Saturday. For- and Carl Hendricks , Jr., mer Texas Gov. John Connally Pomeroy, $10 and costs, excessive speed forQ road conis also expected. ditions. Forfeiting bonds were Illinois' own Sen. Charles Walter King, Harrisonville, $25 Percy, who has an eye on the posted on intoxication charges, presidency himself, was to open the meeting with a and Fred Chapman, Reedscocktail party and a welcoming ville, $23 .70 posted on a address before the expected speeding charge. 1,000 conferees from 13 Mid. HAS BEST POSTER - Jan Holter, center, was awarded first place honors in a poster west states. The states are contest held among art students of Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis at 1\feigs High School. Tyi~g for Illinois, Indiana,lowa, Kansas •. LOCAL TEMPS second place were Mick Ash and Viki Kelly. The posters were made to promote the "Silver Michigan, Minnesota, Temperature in downtown Slipper Saloon" to be operated by Preceptor Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at the Missouri, Nebraska, North Pomeroy Friday at 11 a.m. was Pomeroy Junior High School on April20. The 'sorority is awarding cash prizes to winners of the 57 degrees under rainy skies. (Continued on page 10 ) contest. (Allot he~ picture on page 2.) Kennedy heading new fire unit 3 H. P. Briggs and Stratton 4 cycle engine. 20" SALE '5.50 ' FLAG RAISED - Meigs County Senior citizens, members of Drew Webster Post 39 American Legion, and its junior auxiliary· gathered Thursday afternoon in front of the Senior Citizens' Center in Pomeroy for flag presentations and raising ceremonies. Left to right are legionnaire Harry Davis, Clarence Struble, president of Meigs County Council on Aging, legionnaire Edgar Vanlnwagen, and Bernie Darst, who built the flag pole in the early 1930s. See Page 2. MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE SALE •6.00 l---·-·-·-·-·-·-----,-·----·-·-·-·..1 JEWELRY SALE S7.l0 End-of-the-Month Sale to 44 waist. / & Sale- 5.48 7.49 Lee Short Sleeve Shirts · 57.95 BOYS 56.95 SLACKS 9.49 Lee Work Pants / 58.50 Sale-5.88 Buy the uniforms you need during this End of the Month Sa le and really save . Famous Lee permanent press pants in sizes I ( & Sale-6.88 TECH TWILL 29 58.95 TEN CENTS Opponents argued that the bill will hurt those it is supposed to help- the poor- by spurring unemployment and inflation. The legislation brings in about 10 million workers previously not covered by the Sale- 8.88 BOYS PHONE 992 2156 Minimum increased to $2.30 hour WASHINGTON CUP!) - A three-year battle between Congress and the Nixon administration has ended with passage of sweeping legislation that raises the minimum wage to $2.30 an hour for millions of American workers . President Nixon has indicated he will sign the wage bill , passed Thursday by Congress, even though he vetoed similar legislation last year because he thought it was inflationary . Sen. Harrison B. Williams, D-N. J., a strong supporter of minimum wage legislation, said afterward that he was sorry it took three years "to raise the level of pay to workers at the bottom of our economic heap." ' Sale 16JI.OO Sale 208.00 Sale 212.00 Sale 344.00 Sale 352.00 Sale 360.QO Sale 368.00 Sale 376.00 Sale 384.00 Sale 392.oo· S;lle 39,9 .oo Large selection of fabrics and colors. Sale! 3rd Floor Furniture Department. MORE ELBERFELDS SHOPPING NEWS ON PAGE 51 · .. '· .JOY WHITE 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 spring • Our entire stock of Basic and Fashion Fabrics is included in this sale. JUDITH OWEN Authentic Western wear - for school - for work for general use. 14 ounce blue denim, zip,per fly, shrink controlled 1 , per cent. Regular or slim sizes. 29 to 46 waist measure. GIRLS -SPORTSWEAR 8.49 Lee Long Sleeve Shirts FABRIC SALE WESTERN JEANS End of the Month Sate SALE •7.00 End-of- The Month Sale Sale '9.98 LEE RIDERS Special prices on our entire stock of Juniors and Misses Jeans during this two·day sale. I ; { By Charlene Hoeflich Eight junior gir ls of Meigs and Eastern High Schools will attend the 28th annual session of Buckeye Girls' Stale at Capital University, June 15-23, under sponsorship or the American Legion Auxiliary of Feeney-Bennett Post 128. Middleport. The eight delegates are Carla Crisp, April Fraser, Barbara Fultz, Judith Owen, and Joy White of Meigs High School; and Vicki Gaul , Marylu Mills and Lou Ann Newell of Eastern High School. 10.95 Mens Fa shion Jeans JEANS SALE \ MEIGS THEATRE Tonight, March 28 SALE •8.48 End of the Month Our entire stock of womens slips - half slips - panties is included in this sale. BARBARA FULTZ APRIL FRASER 8 going to Girls' State 10.39 Mens Fashion Jeans Spring ' ~ ., - - - - - - - - - " " \ stand. and bowl,4 trunks, wash iron pitcher beds, dresser. piece bedroom sui te, cedar chest. porcelain chamber pot. night stand, chest of drawers, dresser , sewing walnut chest, electricmachine, blanket, CARLA CRISP SALE •7.88 SALE $1.99 Tickets still available for Miller dinner • 8.95 Mens Fashion Jeans 'il.9S Me ns Fashion Jeans 100 per cent acrylic · hand crocheted. While or beige. Select from hundreds of pairs of 100 per cent polyester pants in basic and fashion colors. Solids and prints. COLUMBUS (UP!) - The fringes of major urban areas. The bill is the result or a Senate Ways and Means constitutional amendment committee Wednesday apadopted by Ohio voters last proved legislation designed to provide real estate tax breaks Novembe r. It now goes to the for farmers toea ted on the Senate Rules Committee for scheduling for a floor vote, probably next week. The legislation is the product or a joint Senate-House committee which has been working for sever·al weeks to work out a cotnp romise agreement. ' . The bill would allow farmLANCASTER - "Tickets for land to be taxed on it.<; incomethe appre1:iation dinner producing value rather than its Saturday in honor of U.S. value as a potential invesbnenl Representative Clarence E. for a housing development or Miller are still available from shopping center. Sen. Michael Maloney, RRepublican leaders in Fairfield Cincinnati , chairman of the County and throughout the lOth Ohio District," announced Ways and Means Committee, Attorney Joseph T. Clark, cautioned that farmers in rural areas should not expect large General Chairman. "In addition to guest speaker property tax reductions as a Georg e Bush, Republican result of the bill. Maloney said National Chairman. several the provisions of the bill are other prominent Republicans designed to prevent suburban will be in attendance to honor farm land from skyrocketing in Representative Miller, who is value because of expansion of serving his fourth term as lOth business and industry. District Congressman," Clark said. Tickets are available from Roger Barron , Gallipolis, NOTICE OF SALE county chairman, telephone The personal property of the 446-3843 or 446-1121, and from Estate of Linnie B. Taylor , Bernard Fultz, Pomeroy- Deceased, will be so ld at public lh~·~·-·- h_h_,:._h;...·~·~·--'·~"·.-dJ~ auction commencing a; 10:00 Middleport, phone 992-3346 or A.M. on Wednesday, April lOth, 992-2186, Meigs County 1974, in the Village of Rutlat'1d. Ohio, on Sta te Route 124, bel · Chairman. ween the Pomeroy National The appreciation dinner will Bank, Rutland Branch, and the Rutland Department Store. The begin at 6:30p.m. in Fairfield property consists of tt1e Union High School on March following : Radio cabinet, iro n porch 30. Marian S. Sinsel, lOth chairs. metal glider, wooder .. District Committeewoman, rockers, upright cha irs, wicker flower stand , lamps, electric will serve as toas(l)listress. fan . corner table, occasional Rep. Miller will be presented table, typewriter, round walnut table. platform rocker , hide-a . by John Gushman, Anchor bed , walnut magazine rack, rockers , oak desk, couch. Zenith Hocking Executive. PLEASANT VALLEY March 26, 1974 DISCHARGES: Mrs. Jesse McClure, son, Letart; Ethel Altice, Point Pleasant; Ollie Raines, Leon; Bridgett Patterson, Point Pleasant; Serene Kinniard, Ashton; Daniel Bush, Middleport; Brenda Burgess, Alpha Woodall, Point Pleasant. A be autiful new selection . Entire stock included in this sa le . So lid co lo rs and plaids in s izes 29 to 38 waist . Slop in · trv on a pair or two and save Friday and Saturd ay. ·SALE •6.88 approved by committee Television, organ and stool, pictures and frames, school desk belL books , d inette and 6 chairs, round g_lass china closet, wooden wash stand. electric clock, oak vanity stand, dish ware , dinette and 4 chairs. Frigidaire Refrigerator and fre eze r combination, kitchn cabinet, salt keeper, pots, pans and dishes , 12 setting Blue Kent Chinaware set. gas stove. Kenmore wringer washer, Speed Queen wringer washer, electric dryer Speed Queen, m irrors, pie sales, coins, po rc h swing, chest, e lectric sweeper, wash tubs and stand, pie safe top . china bed urinal. coal hod. flower sta nd , day bed, folding bed , spool tab le. rattan chair. l ibrary tab le, cande labra , cherry desk , brass umbrel la stand , cedar closet, oak wash FASHION JEANS Big selection of all popular styles. Cobblers · Smocks . - Bibs · Half Aprons. first cost of living increase possible will not be until July 1975, Frederick said . The Marietta Disu·ict Social Security Offices are located at: 331 Fourth Street for Wa s hington and Monroe county residenls; and 221L'l .eolumbus Road in Athens fur tllhens and Mei gs County residents . Both offices are open 8 . hours per day. Monday through Friday except national holidays. Young Mens End-of -the-Month Sate SALE Meigs County Common Pleas Court was busy this month. Twenty.nine cases have been filed during the month or March accord ing to Judge John C. Bacon with 23 of 29 having been filed since March 15. The most recent cases filed are The Farmers Ban k and Savings and R. H. Rawlings Sons, Middleport, a judgment for money in the amount of $590.91 against Cornelius , Phillips, Rt. 1, Minersville. A suit to recover public money has been filed by the Stale or Ohio, Columbus, the Rehabilitation Services , Commission of Ohio and Ohio Department of Public Welfare, Bureau of Services for the Blind Against Donald Miller and Robert Miller, DBA Miller Brothers Aviation, Rt . 4, Pomeroy, in the amount or $3,976. The State claims $3,976 was collected via submission or erroneous and unsubstantiated NEW YORK - PRESIDENT NIXON'S CHIEF re-election campaign fund raiser, Maurice H. Slans, confided he lied to a federal grand jury about his part in a $200,1)00 cash contribution by fmancier Robert L. Vesco, a witness testified in the MitcheliStans trial. And, said former Securities and Exchange Commission invoices. Chairman G. Bradford Cook, Stans had suggested that he do the Filing for divorce were IIIIIIle to save embarrassment. Cook said he appeared three times Sharon A. Jones, Middleport, before the same New York jury a month later and lied to It during against James D. Jones, adhis first two appearances. On the third session, he said, he told dress unknown , c harging the truth. ·extreme cruelty; Adeline · A key government witness; he will be cross-examined when Snowden , Rutland, against Ute trial reswnes today. Carlos E. Snowden, Rutland, charging gross neglect or duty and Edith Watkins, Pomeroy, MR. COATS DIES UNIT CALLED against Robert Watkins, Albert Coats, Cincinnati The Pomeroy Emergency formerly of Pomeroy, died Pomeroy, charging gross ;quad was called at 9:05 a .m. Thursday evening at the neglect of duty and extreme 'riday for Mrs. Mabel Wolfe· Jewish Hospital, · Cincinnati. cruelty. vho was Ill at her home on Funeral services will he anThree cases ror support ~est Main St. She was taken to the Reciprocal nounced later by Ewing under /eterans Memorial Hoopital. Funeral Home. IContinued on page 10) . ' Top GOP figures in conference I r' I �'. • 2 _ The Dmly Sent mel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , March 29, 1974 TV documentary ~ ahout SEOEMS 'j ~ ' ~ .\ .l PRESENTED FLAG - Pam Powers, a student at Metgs Htgh School and member of the JUIUOr auxthary or Drew Webster Post 39 Arnertcan Legton , presen ted a Umted States fla g on beha lf or the post and JUniOr .tuxthary to Clarence Struble, prestdent of Metgs County Council on Agmg 1st anniversary _ celebrated by 200 Two-hundred semor Citizens orc htd co 1sage was presented and thetr guests celebrated the ftrst anntHrsary of the opemng of the Semor Cit1zens Center tn Met gs County Tuesday at a potluck dmner at to Mrs Glenna Milhoan as the oldest 11ho ce lebrated her 88th b1rthda \ , and a corsage was also prese nted to Edna Morgan, 11h o ts 84 12 30 p m InvocatiOn wa s gtven by Rev Robert Card , Lima. a fo rm er member of the Metgs County Counctl and one of orgamzatton founders . Mrs Eleanor Thoma s, , director, reviewed the acttvtttes of the ftrsl year and announced pl;ms for commg programs and activities Honored wtth btrthdays tn March 2343, Edna Morgan, Flatwoods, Roscoe Hollon, Glenna Mtlhoan, and Wtlhelmma Thoma, Chester , Carol Taylor, Racme ; Leona Lievmg, Mmersvtlle, Mtldred Mt tch, Enterpnse , Bertha Parker, Laurel Chff ; Desste Patterson , Great Bend, Ora Carsey, Pagevtlle; Nelle Werner and Asa Jordan, Mtddleport , Gladys Cuckler and Carrte Neutzltng, Pomeroy, Edtth Betztng, Tuppers Platns; Hazel Thomson, Bradbury, Orville Hogue , Rutland, and Roy Piersall , Pt. Pleasant. An Mrs Hany Davi s, Jumor OHIO FLAG - Cheryl Lehew, a student at Meigs Htgh School and member of the JUnior auxthary of Drew Webster Post 39 Amertcan Legion, presented an Ohio State flag on behalf of Drew Webster Post and tis juruor auXIltary to Clarence Struble, president of Meigs County Council on Agmg. followed by the Pledge of Allegtance by all. The. Scnwr Cltlz~ns Choruc sand " You're a Grand Old Flag," dtrected by 'o!rs Carne Neutzhng, who ts also Arnencamsm chairman of the auxtltary Mrs. Grace Pratt, prestdent of the auxthary, also attended The Semor Ct tlzens' Center expressed pubhc apprectatwn to the "omen of the Amertcan Legwn Aux1ha1 y and 1ts JuniOr Act,; 1ttes Chatrman uf Dtvtston for securmg the flag Am en can Legwn Auxtliary for the Center, and to Ralph Drew Webster Post 39, was m Welker for donatmg the OhiO charge of the flag presentatiOn Sta te fla g ._rhanks are exThe flag donated to the Scmor tended to George Nesselroad, Citizens' Center has been flown post commander, for attachmg over the Capttalm Washmgton, the ropes to the flagpole . D C and was sent by Congressman Clarence E Mtller . Veterans Memortal Hospital Pam Powers, Juntot' ADMISSIONS Vtolet Amencamsm Chanman . and Cheryl Lehew, Secretary of the McDonald, Dexte r, Polly Junwr Dtvtston, presented the Decdnmck, Pomeroy; Wtlliam Vmton, Anna fla g to Clarence Struble, Varney, Davtdson, Rutland; Vickie Prestdent of the Metgs County Counctl on Agmg Fae Ret bel Proffitt, Portland , Kathey and Paula Kloes dtstrtbuted Dtllon , Mason; Lydta Hysell, Pomeroy; Tma Rae Newlun, Immature flag pms to all B D Darst, Sprmg Ave. , Long Bottom; Kenneth EnPo met oy, who but! I and vedson, Reedsvtlle; Barbara erected the flag pole In front of VuJakltJa, Hemlock Grove the Pomeroy Juntor Htgh DISCHARGES - Davtd School m 1930, attached the Donohoe, Donald Hendricks, fla gs to the rope Edgar Mary Hendrtcks, Archte Rtfe, Vanlnwagen and Harry Davts Marlin Cunmngbam, George ratsed tt Mrs Edtth Sauer, Clonch, Brent Batley, Brenda tuul chaplam, gave a prayer Taylor Southeast Ohto's Emergency Medtcal Scrvtce wtll be the subject of a special 60-minute documentary March 31, titled, "We Thmk You Should Know" to be aired at 10 p.m over WSAZ-TV Channel 3. Creatwn and status of EMS tn Southeast Ohto, wtll be covered, as wtll relatwnshtps wtth area hospttals, doctors and funeral homes. The feature wtll focus on the regwnal qualities of the system wtth segments filmed m Jackson, Wellston, Nelsonville, .·.hens, Pomeroy, Galhpolt; and Ironton. The effect of Southeast Ohto's EMS on Pomt Pleasant and other sections of West Vtrgmta wtll also be exammed Legislature ready for major action 1 COLUMBUS (UPIJ Oh to General Assembly The POSitS.nowcontmedto13banks tS '" tn OhiO wh•ch b•d on them weekend recess, havmg worked mator leg ts latton tnto postlton tor fmal acl•on '" preparat 1on for a spnng br eak ne)(f week In action Thur sday before weekend adtovrnmen t - A Sena t e House conference c ommtttee on ca mpatgn ftnan In the Senate, 28 4 approval was g1ven a btH requ •n ng the l1 ce ns mg and regu l af ton of agn cultural labor camps WhiCh house OhiO'S m1grant farm er s The b•part •san measure dt rects the Publ 1c Health Council to adopt un1form sa fe ty and t1me and san1tary standards for the began out ltntnQ ma tor POtnts of camps and set up ltcensmg pro dtsagreement between th e two cedures chambers Another mee ttng tS Inspection Pro_gram , slated tor Monday The Department of Health - The Senate Insurance Com and local boards of health would mtllee began amendtng a no be required to inspect premtses fault auto tn su ran ce btl I '" pre and revoke ftcenses for failure paratton for a vote next week to comply Wtlh regulations Vio - The Hou sJ: Rules Co mmtltee lation would be a minor mts sent legtslattOn oullawtng the demeanor.carrymga maxtmum sate of cheap handguns to the fme ot SlOD floor tor a vote next Tuesday In recommendmg passage of - The Sena te Rules Com the btll, Sen Harry Meshel, 0 mtttee scheduled a floor vote Youngstown. satd that of Oh to's for the same day on a bill au 500 farm camps, only 10 per thor tzmg a rea l esta te tax break cent consttiUte a real health for farmers own tng land near problem urban areas The Senate gave ltnal legtsla On another front, the Senate ltve approval and sen t to Gov conftrmed the appotntments of John J Gt ll tgan a trto of bills al l ftve members of the State equa ltztng vacattons for county Lottery Commrssron desp.te the emp loyes wtth those lor state complatn ts of some lawmakers employes, allow tng persons 62 thecommtsstonersalready ha ve and older to vote by absentee made several unw tse dectstons ballot , and furntshmg gutdeltnes Terms Ltsted for abolishing state lobs on the ThecommtSStoners named by "bas ts of low sentOrtty Gov John J Gtll tgan , are In other legtslaltve develop chatrman Davrd F Leahy of ments Ktrtland Htlls and Berntce Mac VACATION - The House Kenzte (Sf Canton, servmg passed, 77 7, and ~ent to the through Nov 20. 1977 , Rtchard Senate a btl I upgradmg vacalton s Rust Jr of Ctnctnnatt , se rv beneftts for non teachtng schoo l tng through ne xt Nov 20, LOtS employes S Goldman of Dayton, servmg BUS - The House passed, through Nov 20 1975 , and Mary 85 1, and sent to the Senate a E Yates ol Cleveland , servmg b11t allowmg safety bumpers on through Nov 20, 1976 buses not to C?U~t toward the Columbus Sens Robert E O ' 40 foot length ltm 1ts on the ve Shauqhnessy and Dona ld L htc les Woodland both opposed conftr Both chambers adtourned un malton They have opposed the til 4 p m next Monday commtsston's dectston to locate the matn tottery off•ces m Cleveland The House adopted Senate passed legtslafton authortztng butldtng and loan assoctat tons to accept deposrt of rna ctive state treasury montes But tl decltned to go along wtfh a proposal that rura l and mmortty owned banks be gtven spec 1al cons td eratton for the de c tn g met tor th e ltrs t Eight to Girls' (Contlnul'd from page l) Chrtst and her hobbtes are handcrafts , swim mmg, all sports, sewmg and gardening She ts spon..,red by the Auxiliary. Aprtl Fraser ts the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Erme Fraser, Middleport. At Metgs High she lS a member of the SpaniSh Club, the Pep Club, the National Honor Soctety, and lhe marchmg and symphomc bands She has been a student of the Mtd-Pom School of Dance for 11 years and ts now the assoctate teacher Aprtlts a member of the Heath Umted MethodiSt Church, smgs wtth the choir there, and ts youth representaltve on the church board She ts co-sponsored by lngel's Furniture Store. Barbara Fultz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Bernard Fultz, Mtddleporl, 1s bemg cosponsored by the Ctltzens National Bank. She ts a member of the Drama Club at Meigs, is junior princess of Bethel 62, Internatwnal Order of Job's Daughters, attends Heath Umted Methodtsl Church where she sings 10 the chotr, and ts prestdent of the Meigs County Methodist Youth Council. For the past three years she has parltctpated 10 productions of the Btg Bend l'vnnstrel Assoc1atton. Barbara tS employed at Dutton Drugs Judith Owen, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Richard Owen, Mtddleporl, ts a majorette wtth theMeigsbalJilandplaysm the symphonic band Sh~ IS a member of the Pep Club, the Spanish Club, the Big Bend Mmstrel Associatton, and the Mtddleport Ftrst Baptist Church. Judith is employed at the Hentage Housewhtch is cosponsoring her to Buckeye Gtrls' State Daughter of Mr and Mrs. George Wh1te, Pomeroy, Joy ts enrolled in a college preparatory course at Meigs. She 1s a member of the Latin Club, the gtrls' basketball team, the girls' bowling team, the Natwnal Honor Society, and the marchmg and concert bands In addition, she plays ptano, was 10 4-H for five years and attends the Hemlock Grove Church of Chrtst. She is sponsored by the Auxiliary. VIcki Gaul, daughter of Mr Stat~ and Mrs J M Gaul of Route 3, Pomero~, ;s vtce prestdent of the Junior class of Eastern. She ts a chee rleader, ~ member of Student Counctl, the Nattonal Honor Soctety, the Pep Club the Language Club and was~~ the jumor play cast She 15 a member of the Umted Methodtsl Church at Chester, and'tsvice-presidentandon the pub!tShtng commtllee of the Meigs County Methodtst Youth Counctl. She ts sponsored by the Auxtltary. Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Stgma Pht Soron ty is co-sponsoring Marylu Mtlls, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Mtlls, Ro'ute 3, Pomeroy. Marylu ts president of the Junior class, a member of the Language Club, the Pep Club the Naltonal Honor Socteiy and was m the ]Untor play cas t She ts a candystnper at Veterans Memonal Hosptlal, a member of the Five Point Star Slttchers 4-H Club and belongs to the Ftrst Southern Bapttst Chapel of Pomeroy. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harold Newell of Chester, Lou Ann ts a member of the Nattonal Honor Soctety, the concert and contest band, as well as the pep and march10g band at Eastern. She is head majorette, a class offtcer, a member of Rtggs Royal-elte Baton Corps, and was hsted m the 1972-73 edtlton of "Who's Who 10 Baton Twtrltng m America" She 1s also a member of the Chester Umted Methodist Church Co-sponsor for her '1s Newell's Sunoco Station. Deborah Black alternate to Mtss Fultz and Miss Fraser, ts the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Warren D Black Rutland She is pursumg 'the college preparatory course at Metgs Htgh. Durmg her high school she has been a member of the Gtrls' Athletic Assocaition, the Drama Club an offtce assistant served' on the student counctl, ;.,as a member of the Choral, and served as a chatrperson for the Dtstncl Student Council. A member of the Rutland Church of the Nazarene Mtss Black s10gs m the cnurch ch01r and ts acttve wtth the Nazarene Young People's Soctety. She · was a delegate to the Nazarene Young People's S~•e:~ Convention one year, an a rnale another year. S~s ~ctt;et~n the Mtsswnary •e. Y 0 e church and was the first place wmner tn the Jackson Zone Teen Talent Contest for vocal work She now smg~ m ~e Girls' E?semble at Metgs Miss Black ts employed at the Vtllage Pharmacy 10 Mtddleport . Alternate to MISS Owen, Mtss Cnsp and Mtss Whtte ts Altsa Walker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wtllard Walker· Langsvtlle At Metgs Htgh she ts enrolled m the bustness and offtce practice course_. She ts a member of the Oh10 Offtce Educatton Assoctalton and her hobbtes are mustc, readmg, campmg and sports. Debbte Boatnght, alternate to Mtss Mtlls, ts the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Boatright, Long Bottom. She ts a member of the Naltonal Honor Soctety, the Pep Club, the Language Club, the Marchmg, concert and Pep Bands, and has been achve in gtrl scouts ftve years and 4-H seven years. She also belongs to the Gtrls' Chrtshan Association, the Gtrls' Recreatton Assoctahon, the Eagle Rtdge Commumty Church, and the Veterans Memorial Candystnpers She •• currently a Juntor leader in 4H work. Amta Buckley ts the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Roger Buckley, Route 3, Pomeroy She ts a member of the Student Council, the Language Club, the Pep Club, the band, and the school chorus. She 1s m the cast of the Junior play at Eastern, and ts a member of the Mount Hermon United Brethern Church of Chnst Ant Ia ts the alternate to Lou Ann Newell Mandt Rose ts the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rose, Long Bottom. She ts a member of the National Honor Society, the Pep Club, the Language Club, the marching, concert, pep and contest bands, and is in ' the Juntor play cast She has been m 4-H for mne years and attended the Sutton United Methodtst Church where she ts the pianist. timists are winners DIEHL AND DANIELS - James Diehl, right, Metgs Htgh princtpal, exchanges pleasantrtes wtth head basketball coach Bob Damels of Marshall Umverstty Dtehl is a Marshall alumnus Falcons post eighth victory Wahama pounded three hurlers for mne htts and four unearned runs Thursday mght enroute to an 11-{) lopsided vtctory over Kyger Creek Coach Grant Barnette's Whtle Falcons are 8-3 whtle the Bobcats of Coach Jtm Sprague's dropped to 0-3, all three losses have been to Wahama Rtghthander Rtck Hesson who las t week fanned 15 Bobcats m a 3-2 vtctory last Frtday was almost as tough thts ltme out. Hesson ytelded only two hils, a second tnmng smgle by thtrd baseman Bruce Arnett and a boommg trtple to left center off the bat of pitcher-catcher Clay· Hudson. Hudson's htt led off the fourth innmg but he stayed at second as Hesson reltred the stde on a pop fly and two strtkeouts. Wahama struck for two unearned nms m the second, two runs tn the thtrd, two tn the fourth and four m the fifth Hudson was relieved by southpaw Jeff Blazer m the DR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB TRU-TEST PROPANE FUEL Exercise and bust size By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. up the pectoral muscles the amount of fat hssue. Hence, tt I first read of thts bemg done DEAR DR. LAMB - Here is breasts rest upon, even a small is easier to control weight tf by the anctent Romans. a question of mterest to many breast can be made to look more of your body wetght ts DEAR READER- You are women Health spas, exercise larger. It's like takmg a small muscle rather than fat. nght, the ancient Romans did gyms, etc. give women dtamond and improvmg its I suspect that tf you gel any do thts, and then returned to exerctses to bu1ld up the appearance by unproving !Is unprovement m sagging, it will the banquet hall to eat aga10. It RACINE - Leonard Ward pectoral muscles, claiming tt setting be mtmmal A woman can tsn't what I would recommend Yes, women can increase the Pht lbrtck, 70, Racme, dted enlarges the breast. I have unprove her posture, and when for weight control, but I supsize of their pectoral muscles Thursday at the Holzer read that the pectoral muscles , she does this and stands up pose everyone has his prtce to Medtcal Center m Gallipohs for some reason, cannot be Any healthy muscle wtll grow stratght wtth her shoulders pay for overeatmg. Mr Phtlbrtck was a member butll up in women as they can m relation to the amount of back, not slouched forward, About the only danger ts that of the Parkersbur.g Masonic m men. Is it a waste of tune for phys1cal stress or tension it is there ts often less sagging of forceful vomtttng can Lodge , The Shrme, and at- women to mdulge in we1ght reqmred to contract against. the breastline. someltmes rupture a blood tended the Morse Chapel lifting exercises, etc. which are As you increase the load, tis DEAR DR. LAMB - Most of vessel 10 the bottom of the Methodtst Church at Old Town mcreasingly popular in health stze grows and grows. En- the ltme I am able to control esophagus. A fatrly massive durance exercises are used to Flats and the Great Bend spas' my appeltle . However, there bleedmg can follow. I would I have seen women lifting as tmprove the heart and are times when I seem to crave Baphst Church tn Metgs think lhts unlikely as long as County He was a retired much as 60-pound bars. Is th1s vascular system and strength large amounts of food. After 1 you dtdn't wretch too vtolently employe of the Mobile Otl Co. harmful' If it is true that a exercises are used to grow overeat, I go to the bathroom or force yourself too much Survtvmg are hts wife, Sarah woman can butld muscle in thts muscles. where, by stick10g my finger There are more pleasant There Is nothing harmful 10 Phtlbrtck; two area, just how much can she Hoback down my throat, I vomtt all ways to keep your calortc mdaughters, Mrs. Linda Paxton, expect to gain in mches' wetght hftmg, done properly, that I've overeaten. This has take down. To learn about Ravenswood , and Mrs. Joyce Health spas give such for either healthy men or been going on over a pertod of them you mtght want to wr1te Stover, Kenna , W Va.; a son, exaggerated figures. They also women. It can even be good for two years. for the "Losmg Weight," Don, Kotzebue, Alaska; two clatm that these exercises will one's health. Developtng Is there any chance I could booklet. Send :;o cents to cover sisters, Mrs Gladys Ntelsen, help the sagging breast. Is this sufficient muscle mass also hurt myself by domg lhts? So costs to "Losing Weight," in helps prevent fat deposits. Avon Park, Fla., and Mrs. true or false? far I haven't noted any care of the newspaper, P. 0. DEAR READER - Such Muscle tissue uses more til effects. Inctdentally , I Dor1s P1erce, Belmont, Mass , exercises will not enlarge the calortes at rest than a similar throw up food about four times Box 1551, Radio City Station, three brothers, Joe, PrattsNew York, N. Y 10019. vtlle, Ala., Thomas, Mobtle, breast ttself. But, by building a week. I am 49 years old Ala , and Marshall, Klameth, Ore., and five grandchtldren. Funeral servtces wtll be at 2 p.m Saturday at the First · Bapltst Church, Ravenswood, wtth Rev. Rankm Roach of- If you read my column last week, l hope you discussed bus By GEORGE H,ARGRA VES 1 Supt. ftctating. Burial wtll be m the Meigs LoCal Scbool Dlatrict safety and good conduct with any school bus riders who live at Ravenswood Cemetery, This evening's brief column wm touch on several items. I your bouse. We cannot emphasize thiS too much. The bus drivers Friends may call at the trust that one or morewillbeof interest to you. can't do It alone. They need your help and support. Chambers Funeral Home, -We want to express our gratitude to the more than fifty - Please, remember that Monday, April 15, the day after Ravenswood, at any ltme. speakers wbo helped to make lhill Vocational Conference Week a Easter, is the makeup day set by the board, This total dlstnct has time of real value for our students. A special "thank you" goes to closed six days, one over the llmlt, and we have to make up one. the keynote speaker, Dr. John Ugh!, president of Hocking That date is April 15. Technical College. And a tip of the hat to the hard working - The final grading period of this school year will begin guidance department, the administration, and the staff members Monday, Aprd 8. That means that the conclusion of another for all the advance work that made the program go, school year is rapully drawing near. If you have questions about WILLAWARDTV - This week Bradbury School is visiting in ¥ichigan. We your child passing or failing, you had better contact the school Meigs County Jaycees wtll right now. Don't wait to be surprised late in May, , award the color TV Monday Speaking of schools--No. 308 - May 1 is our tradittonal "sign up day" for next year's evening at 6·30 at Pomeroy City Hall Jaycees urged to hope aU ls well and the trip ls a successful learning experience. ~dergarten students. That 1s better than a month away, but you By the way, they went in chartered buses. They didn't use school will need some time to collect the information that we will have attend. buses or school allotted gas, Thls trip wiD take the place of the to have. We will need the birth certificate showing that the child spring camping experience that Bradbury has had for several wm be five_years ?ld on br before September 30, 1974. We will years past. need the unmwuzation record giving proof of shots for PTA TO MEET -Interested members of the Harrisonville PTO are engaged diphther1.8, whooping cough, tetanus, polio, measles plus a skin Salem Center PTA will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the in a project to paint ljle interior of the school. The board is paying test for TB. You should start these shots now if you haven't done school. Officers will he in- for the materials and the PTO Is supplying the muscle. We , so. If your child has had them, please locate the Information so stalled. The public ts invtted to worked sllllb a cooperative arrangement at Salisbury last year, you will have II on May 1. Please mark May 1 on your calendar now - kindergarten s1gn up day. We alSo will be willing to do It at other schools. . attend. · - Another significant day during the fJrst week of May will - The registration of next year's junior class is just about completed. There are space• available In au of our vocational be Saturday, May 4. On that date the Board will conduct a public classes. Anyone who signed up for a general course should auction to sell the old Coal Port School Building and the land on certainly collSlder a change. A student m college prep who is not which it is situated. You may he interested in this. The Coal Port PLEASANT VALLEY gotng to college should give it some second thoughts also. School is located just above the Jones Boys, It Is up the hill and Dtscha;ges: Mrs. Irvm ,- We have made it through March on our gasoline allotment away from the highwll)l. There is a lot of good lwnber In the Stevens, Leon; Mtchael plus the purchueo that we made at localstatiOIIB. We look for- building. The land IS of someNalue also. Give this some thought . • Taylor, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. ward eagerly to finding out what our allot~;Dent will be for April. -Congratulations tD our junior high band and Fred Ruth fa. Charles Herdman, Letart, and In the meantime, we will be severely llmltlng extra travel. For the. excellent rating that they gained In contest last week, They Robert Warren, Gallipolts. the time being, fteld trtps are out. worked long and hardJ!lld certainly deserved the recognition. 14.1-oz. Can 89~ Mr. Philbrick died Thursday • •• c ' BELIEVE IT OR NOT, under these umque costumes are members of Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorortly who staged thetr annual rush party Thursday mght at the parish house of Grace Eptscopal Church These four were selected as winners among the many costwnes featured duri.Jfg the party which camed out the theme "My Favorite Month." From left are Sarah Bechtel as the firecracker, Carol McCullough as the Christmas tree, Vikkt Gloeckner as the June bug and Martha McPhatl as the Easter egg. Voc-ed conference was successful TIE FOR FOURTH - Four art students of Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewts at Meigs High School tied for fourth place tn a poster contest held tn conjunction with th~ community ser.vice fund raising project of Preceptor Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Soronty. They wtll rPceJve cash awards and include from the left Keith Homme, Vtcki Fry, Jearue Schneider and Mandy Carder. WIMing honorable menlton in the judgmg were Bill McKinney, Gwen Sheets, Cheryl Hudson, John Pal Riley, Kim Grueser, Nancy Ebersbach and Mike Oiler, aU of whom will receive free admittance tickets to the sorority's "Silver SUpper Saloon" on Aprll20 at the Pomeroy Jumor Higl] School ' ' BAUM'S TRUEo VALUE STORE 985-3301 Chester, o. EHI ALF-QUARTS thn d and freshman nghty Steve Batrd came tn during the four run fifth mnmg Belcher and Gardner had two h1ts each for the w1nners Hesson fanned seven and tssued stx walks The Bobcat pitchers Issued mne free passes and combined to fan five Whtle Falcons Lmescore. Kyger Creek 000 000-- 0 2 :; Wahama 022 34X-11 9 0 Hudson ( LP I Blazer (31 Batrd (:;1 and Wtse . Hesson (WP I and Lew ts Grant to play for WFL Bells PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Veteran Nattonal Football League linebacker Bob Gran t has been stgned to play wtth the Phtladelphta Bells of the new World Football League, tt was announ('ed Thursday Head coach and general manager Ron Waller announced the stgmng of Grant, who played m the 1969 and 1971 Super Bow I games wt th the Baltimore Colts. A 1968 graduate of Wake Forest, Grant also had played wtth Washington, New Orleans and San Otego of the NFL ASTROS BUY BROWN COCOA, Fla. - The Houston Astros Thursday purchased right-handed outfielder Ollie Brown for an undtsclosed amount from the California Angels Brown batted 280 for the Mtlwaukee Brewers last ·s~eason.~ ' TheDai~Sentinel DEVOTED TOniE INTEREST OF • MEICfS.MASON AREA CHESTERL. TANNEHILL, "'" .. ROBERT HOEFI.JCH, cttyEdtlor Published d.IIJy e~t SatW'day by The Ohio Valley Publl.allirij! Cooiptny, Ill Com St , Pomeroy, Ohio, 5o8799 BwtineM Office Phone t!IMI58 EdiUirial Pbone 9922157 Second clam! poalase paid at Pomeroy, Ohio Roval Crown l:lottling l.ompanv ' - Middleport NaUonal advertising repreaentatlve BottinelJJ-Gallagher, Inc , 12 Eut 42nd St , New York ,New York SUbscrlpUon rates Dell vered by carrier where available eo cents per week, By Mawr Roote where camer :servicl! not available One mw.th , S2 SO By mail tn Obio and W Va, One Year, 'II, 1b month a, $9 5oO Three mon tha, 16 Ebe"''Jhere 122 00 y~r, .111: month!! $11 50, three months, J6 00 ~bscriptioo pr1ce mcludes &mdlily Times-&ntrnel LIMITED STOCK! CHEST FREEZERS 13 CU. FT. $23900 15 CU. FT. •26900 17 CU. FT. •28900 FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY H&~ FI~ESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0. BY DENNY FOBF.'> There ts pressure in sports, just as there ts in everything m life, and only the optuntsttc wtU be wmners. ' Thts was one of the thoughts left wtth approXIIDately 25() persons attending the Metgs Wmter Sports Banquet Thursday evenmg by Bob Damels, the head basketball coach at Marshall Uruverstty Damels, a htghly successful coach at Kentucky Wesleyan and now at Marshall, was the guest speaker for the event hononng the male and female athletes and cheerleaders at Meigs thiS past winter. The event was sponsored by the Metgs County Jaycees. "Sports can keep you m school," Damels satd. "It can be a reason for gomg. Most people have other reasons for gotng to school bestdes JUSt to get an education." Dantels contmued that pessumsts very rarely taste success, and' pomted out that he stresses to his players that they have to' learn tobejustasgooda loserasthe)'areawmner. On the subject of coachmg, Daniels said, a coach, "must have mterest In his players. He a!so must be a good leader; " peop Ie must beIteve m you. Dantelscttedcheerleadersasanmtegralpartofsports,and also had pratse for the parents of athletes, statmg that tn most cases they are the best fans because, "When you lose they're sttll there " " 01 lt's not always the record that counts," Damels stated m pointmg to the Thundering Herd's 17-9 mark thiS season "We dtd relattvely well thts season compared to wbal we were eXJ:ected to do, and I thoroughly enjoyed worktng wtth the players I coach because I enjoy workmg wtth them. "Athletes are different now from what they used to be, 11 Damels contmued "Now there 1s more money and kids have ca rs They don't have to play sports, therefore they have to be more dedicated, work longer hours" As for the Marauder banquet honormg Me1gs athletes, Daniels stated "When it comes time to honor your athletes, lt's great to come together and say ' th an k you'." The JOCUlar assistant athletic drrector and golf coach at Me1gs, Nolan Swackhamer, was the master of ceremomes for the evenmg's fesllVII!es, and kept the audtence m laughter wtlh his tidbtts of past expertenceswith Marauder teachers, students and coaches. Following Dantels' talk, Joy Bentley, girls' basketball and volleball coach thankeJ the Girls' Athletic Boosters for thetr support thts season, and then tnlroduced the volleyball and basketball squads. Kenda Chaney, the girls' gynmasltcscoach, then introduced the gtrl gymnasts, followed by Jeanne Taylor's introdu ctions of the cheerleadmg squads. Roger Brauer, head basketball coach, then turned over the podium to John Arnott who introduced the freshman basketball players, followed by Ron Logan and hts Marauder reserve Players Brauer then tntroduced Marvm Kelvey, and Delmar Haynes, JUnior h1gh cage coaches, and Fred Ruth and Dave Jenkins wbo helped out during the season, especially wtth stattstical work, before Brauer recogmzed the varstty basketball players .Jumor Steve Walburn, on behalf of all the boys' basketball teams, then presented Brauer and hts assiStants with gifts, shtrts and ties. John Bentley, varstty wrestlmg coach, mtroduced asststant coach Sam Crow, and then acknowledged the varstty and reserve wrestlers Senior co-captains Joe Rosenbaum and AI McLaughlin, on behalf of the wrestlmg teams, presented Bentley and Crow with trophy sets to show lhetr appreciation for the mentors' work this The Harlem Globetrotters wDI be making an appearance m the southeasteru Ohio area when they perform at the Convocation Center on the campus of Ohio University, April 11, at 7:30 p.m. Lambda Chi Alpha fraternitY, at OU, one of the sponsors of the event, presents us wllh the following release on the magic merry makers of the hardwood. The rules of basketball say that the court should be 94 feet long and. :;o feet wtde. The rules don't tell you where to put the court, however. ~ For the Harlem Globetrotters, who bave played more than 11,000 games m 48 season, that court has been placed m nearly every locallon imagmable, and even in a few places you couldn't have imagined . The Globetrotters have played in locales rangmg from the cavernous floor of a bull rmg in Spam to the clotstered confmes of the Vatican in Rome, The Trotters will be testing the court at Ohio Umverstty Convocation Center when they make thetr only appearance this season April 11, 1974 starting at 7:30p.m. The Globetrotters have played basketball on soccer fields, m bull rmgs, on major league baseball diamonds, in football stadiums, mside of empty swimming pools and even on top of filled ones They have played on courts set up m opera houses, tn theaters, m high school gyms and college field houses , m the world 's most modern sports palaces and m vast buildings designed for livestock auctions, not for the world's greatest famtly entertainment. The Trotters have brought the magic of the warmup circle to the plush cabm of a Boeing 747 and to the flight deck of the mas.Sive aircraft carrter Enterprise They have cavorted on the streets of PariS and m the netghborhooda of Harlem. In Lonslon, they played m a ballroom of Bucki~gham Palace, and m Hollywood they have played and done their thmg on the sound stages of the major televiSion and motion p1cture studtos You have to wonder if there IS any place left for the Globetrotters to play for the first time' Well, how about the instde of the Sky lab Space Station, or the surface of the Moon? The MEIGS INN The most popular night club in the tri-county area is proud to pr~sent the return of GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS TONIGHT 9 TIL 1 past wtnter. The dinner, a baked steak meal, was prepared by the Meigs Htgh cooks, and served by the Future Homemakers of Amertca The B 0 E class and Mrs Hoffman were m charge of arrangmg the program T h f> tollo wtng Me •gs Maraud er stud en ts and a thl etes we re hon ored at Thu rsday's W1nter Sporl s Banquet Girls ' Volleybaii- Demarls As h Tammy Blake Becky Bego Shern Clark, Con nte F1sh, Theresa Ftsh, Vanessa Fo lm er. K1m Grueser. Pam Hol comb Debb<e Mclaugh lm Cathy Meadows, Faye Riebel Lort Seth , Tammy Tyree, Beth Vaughan, Pam Vaughan Tma Vo ss, Mary Weyersmtller and manager Vtckt Vaughan Gtrls Basketball - V1ck1 Bra uer Demans Ash. Becky Bego K1m Grue ser , V1c k1 Manley Janel Maue Lon Selh, Bet h Vaughan, Pam Vaughan. Mary Weye rsmtll e r, Joy Whtf e and managers Shern Clark, Mary Durst Laura Hoover and Tammy Smtth Gtrls' Gymnast ics - D1ane R1dgway Debbte Me Laugh I10 , Ka thy Werry, Tammy Tyree, Becky Thomas Beth McKntght, Mary Blaettnar, Ltsa lhoma s, Merr 1 Ault, Trudy Roa ch and Jante VanMeter Var stt y and Reserve Basketball - Btll Myers, Steve Pnce. M1ke May. M1ck Ash, Dan Dodson Ornon Bl1n chard, Lonnte Coats, Steve Walburn, Terry Qual Is, Jerry Cremeans Mt ck Davenport, Mtfch Meadows, Charl1e Marshall Mike Magnotta. Jeff Maftm, John Bfake, J1m Lew.s, Gr09 VanMeter, M1fch Chapma n, Ttm Elltot, Ch 1p Brauer. Greg Brownmg and ~:~;Jr';;'s Ken Byers and Jeff Fres hman Basketball Steve Rando lph, Allan Stewart. Tom Walters. Ttm Sct tes, Dale Brown 1ng, Mark Haggerty , Bnan Ham il ton, Lonnie Taylor, Ronnte Coa ts. Terry Clark, Crenson Pratt, and Alan Dodson VarSity Wrestlmg - M1ckey Lyon s, Rock George. Butch Roush. Joe Rosenbaum , Tony Branham. Jeff Musse r, J1m McCI ure, Roger Hy se ll , Charle s Wt"Htltngton, Alan McLaugh lm, Harold S.sso n, Steve Bnckles, Marty Dugan, B11t Slack, Terry P1ckens Joh n Lehew and Mike Halev Jo~~~~~~eTi~r~~~~~;:- D~~~~ The Rev. Wtlbur Perrm gave the mvocation and benediction. Dwtght Goms, Metgs Jaycee and Metgs Htgh Band Dtrector, was thanked for his hard work In helpmg make the affatr posstble, the ftrst-ever Jaycee sponsored winter sports banquet APPRECIATION EXPRESSED - Metgs Marauder wrestling team co-captains, seniors Joe Rosenbaum, left, and AI McLaughhn, nght, presented trophies to their coaches, John Bentley, second from left, and Smn Crow, on behalf of the wrestling team at the Wmter Sports Banquet Monday mght in the Metgs Htgh cafetena. COACHES CORNER - Meigs freslunan coach John Arnott, left, and head coach Roger Brauer, middle, chat with Marshall University head coach Bob Dame Is followmg Thursday evening's Metgs Wmter Sports Banquet held at the Metgs High cafetena. Daniels was the guest speaker for this hrst-ever all-winter sports dinner, sponsored by the Me1gsCounty Jaycees. Me Laughlin Dave Miller Sfeve Ptckens, Greg France. Paul Clay Jel l Warner, Jim Howard and Wheeler Thomas VarSity Cheerleaders - Janet Neal. Judy Snowden and Otane Sm 1th, Sandy Cu rhs. Pam W1lson Reserve Che er leaders Demans Ash, Merrt Au It, Debt • ' Eagles win, 12-7 STEWART - It was an afternoon of errors for the Federal Hockmg Lancers, as the Eastern Eagle dtamondmen of Larry Heines rolled to a 12-7 tnumph here Thursday. The Eagles were oulhtt stx to ftve, but the Lancers commt tted a whoppmg 11 errors to three for Eastern The Metgs Countlans wasted no time taking the lead in the top half of the ftrst, platmg three runs on two htls. Junwr Randy Blake led off the game wtth a smgle and stole second base , followed by a walk to Ttm Kuhn . Ce nterfielder Mike Larkms then reached safely on an error by the Lancer second baseman, scoring Blake After a Steve Gobel strike out and popup to the shortstop by Phtl Bowen, Juntor Ttm Spencer smgled, drtving m Kuhn and Larkins But Federal Hockmg came back in the home half of the ftrst to even the count at 3-3 Rtch Harrts smgled and stole second, and came home on an error by Spencer m rtght field m a ball hit by Jim Mobbs. Charhe JarviS then walked, and a double steal put Jarvts and Mobbs on second and thtrd Don Walker then grounded to , • Blake at short, who erred, allowmg the fmal l"o runs of the mmng to score The Eagles came back m the top of the second to take the lead for good, scoring ftve run s on JUSt lwo hits. Junior Greg Batley led off, reachmg safely on another error by the second baseman, followed by an error by the shortstop whtch allowed pitcher John Sheets to reach safely, wtth Batley takmg thtrd . Sheets then stole second, and Blake grounded out back to the pttcher, before Kuhn latd down a sacrtftce bunt, wtth Bailey sconng and Sheets takmg thtrd. Larkins then walked and stole second before Goebel smgled, scormg I.arkms and Sheets. Bowen walked, and Spencer si ngled agam, drivmg tn Goebel. Federal Hocking starter Rtck Harrts lasted three mnmgs, gtvmg up those 8 runs on 4 htts, and 2 walks whtle strtkmg out four. He was relieved in the fourth by Jarvts who went 2 mmngs, giVIng up 4 runs on a htt, a walk and struck out 2. INSURANCE PROBLEM? FREE COUNSELING SERVICE In Jarv1s' last mnmg, the fifth, the Eagles upped the margm to 9 runs, 12-3 Eastern's Greg Wmebrenner struck out to lead off the ftfth, followed by an error by the ftrst baseman winch enabled Spencer to reach safely Sophomore Don Etchmger then reached on an mfteld ht t before Bailey walked to load the bases. Sheets then htt a ball to the second baseman that he couldn't handle, scoring Spencer and Etchmger, before. Blake struck out. Kuhn then reached on an error by the ftrst baseman, allowmg Bailey and Sheets to cross the plate wtth the fmal Eastern runs Federal Hocking added three runs m tis half of the fifth, touchmg Eastern starter and wmner John Sheets for three htts Ralph Guess led off for the Lancers wtth a smgle and stole second, followed by a strtke out, before Harrts drew a walk and Mobbs doubled, scortng Guess and Harrts. Jarvts then (Conlmued on page 4) Bailey , Vtcky Manley and Kathy Rupe Freshman Cheerleaders Mary Blaettnar, Mary Boggs , Jayne Hutchtson. Pam North and Becky Thomas FREE "Gracious Uving" BOOK Free for the asking at our office. • Helpful hints on home decorating and home improvement ideas. Meip Co. Branch ' -lj) The Athens Covnty Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio • • • ~" ,~ Henry Block has · 17 reasons why you should come to u8 for income tax help Reason L We are income tax specialists. ·We. a&k the right questions. We dig, for every honest deduction. 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NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY ' �'. • 2 _ The Dmly Sent mel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , March 29, 1974 TV documentary ~ ahout SEOEMS 'j ~ ' ~ .\ .l PRESENTED FLAG - Pam Powers, a student at Metgs Htgh School and member of the JUIUOr auxthary or Drew Webster Post 39 Arnertcan Legton , presen ted a Umted States fla g on beha lf or the post and JUniOr .tuxthary to Clarence Struble, prestdent of Metgs County Council on Agmg 1st anniversary _ celebrated by 200 Two-hundred semor Citizens orc htd co 1sage was presented and thetr guests celebrated the ftrst anntHrsary of the opemng of the Semor Cit1zens Center tn Met gs County Tuesday at a potluck dmner at to Mrs Glenna Milhoan as the oldest 11ho ce lebrated her 88th b1rthda \ , and a corsage was also prese nted to Edna Morgan, 11h o ts 84 12 30 p m InvocatiOn wa s gtven by Rev Robert Card , Lima. a fo rm er member of the Metgs County Counctl and one of orgamzatton founders . Mrs Eleanor Thoma s, , director, reviewed the acttvtttes of the ftrsl year and announced pl;ms for commg programs and activities Honored wtth btrthdays tn March 2343, Edna Morgan, Flatwoods, Roscoe Hollon, Glenna Mtlhoan, and Wtlhelmma Thoma, Chester , Carol Taylor, Racme ; Leona Lievmg, Mmersvtlle, Mtldred Mt tch, Enterpnse , Bertha Parker, Laurel Chff ; Desste Patterson , Great Bend, Ora Carsey, Pagevtlle; Nelle Werner and Asa Jordan, Mtddleport , Gladys Cuckler and Carrte Neutzltng, Pomeroy, Edtth Betztng, Tuppers Platns; Hazel Thomson, Bradbury, Orville Hogue , Rutland, and Roy Piersall , Pt. Pleasant. An Mrs Hany Davi s, Jumor OHIO FLAG - Cheryl Lehew, a student at Meigs Htgh School and member of the JUnior auxthary of Drew Webster Post 39 Amertcan Legion, presented an Ohio State flag on behalf of Drew Webster Post and tis juruor auXIltary to Clarence Struble, president of Meigs County Council on Agmg. followed by the Pledge of Allegtance by all. The. Scnwr Cltlz~ns Choruc sand " You're a Grand Old Flag," dtrected by 'o!rs Carne Neutzhng, who ts also Arnencamsm chairman of the auxtltary Mrs. Grace Pratt, prestdent of the auxthary, also attended The Semor Ct tlzens' Center expressed pubhc apprectatwn to the "omen of the Amertcan Legwn Aux1ha1 y and 1ts JuniOr Act,; 1ttes Chatrman uf Dtvtston for securmg the flag Am en can Legwn Auxtliary for the Center, and to Ralph Drew Webster Post 39, was m Welker for donatmg the OhiO charge of the flag presentatiOn Sta te fla g ._rhanks are exThe flag donated to the Scmor tended to George Nesselroad, Citizens' Center has been flown post commander, for attachmg over the Capttalm Washmgton, the ropes to the flagpole . D C and was sent by Congressman Clarence E Mtller . Veterans Memortal Hospital Pam Powers, Juntot' ADMISSIONS Vtolet Amencamsm Chanman . and Cheryl Lehew, Secretary of the McDonald, Dexte r, Polly Junwr Dtvtston, presented the Decdnmck, Pomeroy; Wtlliam Vmton, Anna fla g to Clarence Struble, Varney, Davtdson, Rutland; Vickie Prestdent of the Metgs County Counctl on Agmg Fae Ret bel Proffitt, Portland , Kathey and Paula Kloes dtstrtbuted Dtllon , Mason; Lydta Hysell, Pomeroy; Tma Rae Newlun, Immature flag pms to all B D Darst, Sprmg Ave. , Long Bottom; Kenneth EnPo met oy, who but! I and vedson, Reedsvtlle; Barbara erected the flag pole In front of VuJakltJa, Hemlock Grove the Pomeroy Juntor Htgh DISCHARGES - Davtd School m 1930, attached the Donohoe, Donald Hendricks, fla gs to the rope Edgar Mary Hendrtcks, Archte Rtfe, Vanlnwagen and Harry Davts Marlin Cunmngbam, George ratsed tt Mrs Edtth Sauer, Clonch, Brent Batley, Brenda tuul chaplam, gave a prayer Taylor Southeast Ohto's Emergency Medtcal Scrvtce wtll be the subject of a special 60-minute documentary March 31, titled, "We Thmk You Should Know" to be aired at 10 p.m over WSAZ-TV Channel 3. Creatwn and status of EMS tn Southeast Ohto, wtll be covered, as wtll relatwnshtps wtth area hospttals, doctors and funeral homes. The feature wtll focus on the regwnal qualities of the system wtth segments filmed m Jackson, Wellston, Nelsonville, .·.hens, Pomeroy, Galhpolt; and Ironton. The effect of Southeast Ohto's EMS on Pomt Pleasant and other sections of West Vtrgmta wtll also be exammed Legislature ready for major action 1 COLUMBUS (UPIJ Oh to General Assembly The POSitS.nowcontmedto13banks tS '" tn OhiO wh•ch b•d on them weekend recess, havmg worked mator leg ts latton tnto postlton tor fmal acl•on '" preparat 1on for a spnng br eak ne)(f week In action Thur sday before weekend adtovrnmen t - A Sena t e House conference c ommtttee on ca mpatgn ftnan In the Senate, 28 4 approval was g1ven a btH requ •n ng the l1 ce ns mg and regu l af ton of agn cultural labor camps WhiCh house OhiO'S m1grant farm er s The b•part •san measure dt rects the Publ 1c Health Council to adopt un1form sa fe ty and t1me and san1tary standards for the began out ltntnQ ma tor POtnts of camps and set up ltcensmg pro dtsagreement between th e two cedures chambers Another mee ttng tS Inspection Pro_gram , slated tor Monday The Department of Health - The Senate Insurance Com and local boards of health would mtllee began amendtng a no be required to inspect premtses fault auto tn su ran ce btl I '" pre and revoke ftcenses for failure paratton for a vote next week to comply Wtlh regulations Vio - The Hou sJ: Rules Co mmtltee lation would be a minor mts sent legtslattOn oullawtng the demeanor.carrymga maxtmum sate of cheap handguns to the fme ot SlOD floor tor a vote next Tuesday In recommendmg passage of - The Sena te Rules Com the btll, Sen Harry Meshel, 0 mtttee scheduled a floor vote Youngstown. satd that of Oh to's for the same day on a bill au 500 farm camps, only 10 per thor tzmg a rea l esta te tax break cent consttiUte a real health for farmers own tng land near problem urban areas The Senate gave ltnal legtsla On another front, the Senate ltve approval and sen t to Gov conftrmed the appotntments of John J Gt ll tgan a trto of bills al l ftve members of the State equa ltztng vacattons for county Lottery Commrssron desp.te the emp loyes wtth those lor state complatn ts of some lawmakers employes, allow tng persons 62 thecommtsstonersalready ha ve and older to vote by absentee made several unw tse dectstons ballot , and furntshmg gutdeltnes Terms Ltsted for abolishing state lobs on the ThecommtSStoners named by "bas ts of low sentOrtty Gov John J Gtll tgan , are In other legtslaltve develop chatrman Davrd F Leahy of ments Ktrtland Htlls and Berntce Mac VACATION - The House Kenzte (Sf Canton, servmg passed, 77 7, and ~ent to the through Nov 20. 1977 , Rtchard Senate a btl I upgradmg vacalton s Rust Jr of Ctnctnnatt , se rv beneftts for non teachtng schoo l tng through ne xt Nov 20, LOtS employes S Goldman of Dayton, servmg BUS - The House passed, through Nov 20 1975 , and Mary 85 1, and sent to the Senate a E Yates ol Cleveland , servmg b11t allowmg safety bumpers on through Nov 20, 1976 buses not to C?U~t toward the Columbus Sens Robert E O ' 40 foot length ltm 1ts on the ve Shauqhnessy and Dona ld L htc les Woodland both opposed conftr Both chambers adtourned un malton They have opposed the til 4 p m next Monday commtsston's dectston to locate the matn tottery off•ces m Cleveland The House adopted Senate passed legtslafton authortztng butldtng and loan assoctat tons to accept deposrt of rna ctive state treasury montes But tl decltned to go along wtfh a proposal that rura l and mmortty owned banks be gtven spec 1al cons td eratton for the de c tn g met tor th e ltrs t Eight to Girls' (Contlnul'd from page l) Chrtst and her hobbtes are handcrafts , swim mmg, all sports, sewmg and gardening She ts spon..,red by the Auxiliary. Aprtl Fraser ts the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Erme Fraser, Middleport. At Metgs High she lS a member of the SpaniSh Club, the Pep Club, the National Honor Soctety, and lhe marchmg and symphomc bands She has been a student of the Mtd-Pom School of Dance for 11 years and ts now the assoctate teacher Aprtlts a member of the Heath Umted MethodiSt Church, smgs wtth the choir there, and ts youth representaltve on the church board She ts co-sponsored by lngel's Furniture Store. Barbara Fultz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Bernard Fultz, Mtddleporl, 1s bemg cosponsored by the Ctltzens National Bank. She ts a member of the Drama Club at Meigs, is junior princess of Bethel 62, Internatwnal Order of Job's Daughters, attends Heath Umted Methodtsl Church where she sings 10 the chotr, and ts prestdent of the Meigs County Methodist Youth Council. For the past three years she has parltctpated 10 productions of the Btg Bend l'vnnstrel Assoc1atton. Barbara tS employed at Dutton Drugs Judith Owen, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Richard Owen, Mtddleporl, ts a majorette wtth theMeigsbalJilandplaysm the symphonic band Sh~ IS a member of the Pep Club, the Spanish Club, the Big Bend Mmstrel Associatton, and the Mtddleport Ftrst Baptist Church. Judith is employed at the Hentage Housewhtch is cosponsoring her to Buckeye Gtrls' State Daughter of Mr and Mrs. George Wh1te, Pomeroy, Joy ts enrolled in a college preparatory course at Meigs. She 1s a member of the Latin Club, the gtrls' basketball team, the girls' bowling team, the Natwnal Honor Society, and the marchmg and concert bands In addition, she plays ptano, was 10 4-H for five years and attends the Hemlock Grove Church of Chrtst. She is sponsored by the Auxiliary. VIcki Gaul, daughter of Mr Stat~ and Mrs J M Gaul of Route 3, Pomero~, ;s vtce prestdent of the Junior class of Eastern. She ts a chee rleader, ~ member of Student Counctl, the Nattonal Honor Soctety, the Pep Club the Language Club and was~~ the jumor play cast She 15 a member of the Umted Methodtsl Church at Chester, and'tsvice-presidentandon the pub!tShtng commtllee of the Meigs County Methodtst Youth Counctl. She ts sponsored by the Auxtltary. Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Stgma Pht Soron ty is co-sponsoring Marylu Mtlls, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Mtlls, Ro'ute 3, Pomeroy. Marylu ts president of the Junior class, a member of the Language Club, the Pep Club the Naltonal Honor Socteiy and was m the ]Untor play cas t She ts a candystnper at Veterans Memonal Hosptlal, a member of the Five Point Star Slttchers 4-H Club and belongs to the Ftrst Southern Bapttst Chapel of Pomeroy. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harold Newell of Chester, Lou Ann ts a member of the Nattonal Honor Soctety, the concert and contest band, as well as the pep and march10g band at Eastern. She is head majorette, a class offtcer, a member of Rtggs Royal-elte Baton Corps, and was hsted m the 1972-73 edtlton of "Who's Who 10 Baton Twtrltng m America" She 1s also a member of the Chester Umted Methodist Church Co-sponsor for her '1s Newell's Sunoco Station. Deborah Black alternate to Mtss Fultz and Miss Fraser, ts the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Warren D Black Rutland She is pursumg 'the college preparatory course at Metgs Htgh. Durmg her high school she has been a member of the Gtrls' Athletic Assocaition, the Drama Club an offtce assistant served' on the student counctl, ;.,as a member of the Choral, and served as a chatrperson for the Dtstncl Student Council. A member of the Rutland Church of the Nazarene Mtss Black s10gs m the cnurch ch01r and ts acttve wtth the Nazarene Young People's Soctety. She · was a delegate to the Nazarene Young People's S~•e:~ Convention one year, an a rnale another year. S~s ~ctt;et~n the Mtsswnary •e. Y 0 e church and was the first place wmner tn the Jackson Zone Teen Talent Contest for vocal work She now smg~ m ~e Girls' E?semble at Metgs Miss Black ts employed at the Vtllage Pharmacy 10 Mtddleport . Alternate to MISS Owen, Mtss Cnsp and Mtss Whtte ts Altsa Walker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wtllard Walker· Langsvtlle At Metgs Htgh she ts enrolled m the bustness and offtce practice course_. She ts a member of the Oh10 Offtce Educatton Assoctalton and her hobbtes are mustc, readmg, campmg and sports. Debbte Boatnght, alternate to Mtss Mtlls, ts the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Boatright, Long Bottom. She ts a member of the Naltonal Honor Soctety, the Pep Club, the Language Club, the Marchmg, concert and Pep Bands, and has been achve in gtrl scouts ftve years and 4-H seven years. She also belongs to the Gtrls' Chrtshan Association, the Gtrls' Recreatton Assoctahon, the Eagle Rtdge Commumty Church, and the Veterans Memorial Candystnpers She •• currently a Juntor leader in 4H work. Amta Buckley ts the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Roger Buckley, Route 3, Pomeroy She ts a member of the Student Council, the Language Club, the Pep Club, the band, and the school chorus. She 1s m the cast of the Junior play at Eastern, and ts a member of the Mount Hermon United Brethern Church of Chnst Ant Ia ts the alternate to Lou Ann Newell Mandt Rose ts the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rose, Long Bottom. She ts a member of the National Honor Society, the Pep Club, the Language Club, the marching, concert, pep and contest bands, and is in ' the Juntor play cast She has been m 4-H for mne years and attended the Sutton United Methodtst Church where she ts the pianist. timists are winners DIEHL AND DANIELS - James Diehl, right, Metgs Htgh princtpal, exchanges pleasantrtes wtth head basketball coach Bob Damels of Marshall Umverstty Dtehl is a Marshall alumnus Falcons post eighth victory Wahama pounded three hurlers for mne htts and four unearned runs Thursday mght enroute to an 11-{) lopsided vtctory over Kyger Creek Coach Grant Barnette's Whtle Falcons are 8-3 whtle the Bobcats of Coach Jtm Sprague's dropped to 0-3, all three losses have been to Wahama Rtghthander Rtck Hesson who las t week fanned 15 Bobcats m a 3-2 vtctory last Frtday was almost as tough thts ltme out. Hesson ytelded only two hils, a second tnmng smgle by thtrd baseman Bruce Arnett and a boommg trtple to left center off the bat of pitcher-catcher Clay· Hudson. Hudson's htt led off the fourth innmg but he stayed at second as Hesson reltred the stde on a pop fly and two strtkeouts. Wahama struck for two unearned nms m the second, two runs tn the thtrd, two tn the fourth and four m the fifth Hudson was relieved by southpaw Jeff Blazer m the DR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB TRU-TEST PROPANE FUEL Exercise and bust size By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. up the pectoral muscles the amount of fat hssue. Hence, tt I first read of thts bemg done DEAR DR. LAMB - Here is breasts rest upon, even a small is easier to control weight tf by the anctent Romans. a question of mterest to many breast can be made to look more of your body wetght ts DEAR READER- You are women Health spas, exercise larger. It's like takmg a small muscle rather than fat. nght, the ancient Romans did gyms, etc. give women dtamond and improvmg its I suspect that tf you gel any do thts, and then returned to exerctses to bu1ld up the appearance by unproving !Is unprovement m sagging, it will the banquet hall to eat aga10. It RACINE - Leonard Ward pectoral muscles, claiming tt setting be mtmmal A woman can tsn't what I would recommend Yes, women can increase the Pht lbrtck, 70, Racme, dted enlarges the breast. I have unprove her posture, and when for weight control, but I supsize of their pectoral muscles Thursday at the Holzer read that the pectoral muscles , she does this and stands up pose everyone has his prtce to Medtcal Center m Gallipohs for some reason, cannot be Any healthy muscle wtll grow stratght wtth her shoulders pay for overeatmg. Mr Phtlbrtck was a member butll up in women as they can m relation to the amount of back, not slouched forward, About the only danger ts that of the Parkersbur.g Masonic m men. Is it a waste of tune for phys1cal stress or tension it is there ts often less sagging of forceful vomtttng can Lodge , The Shrme, and at- women to mdulge in we1ght reqmred to contract against. the breastline. someltmes rupture a blood tended the Morse Chapel lifting exercises, etc. which are As you increase the load, tis DEAR DR. LAMB - Most of vessel 10 the bottom of the Methodtst Church at Old Town mcreasingly popular in health stze grows and grows. En- the ltme I am able to control esophagus. A fatrly massive durance exercises are used to Flats and the Great Bend spas' my appeltle . However, there bleedmg can follow. I would I have seen women lifting as tmprove the heart and are times when I seem to crave Baphst Church tn Metgs think lhts unlikely as long as County He was a retired much as 60-pound bars. Is th1s vascular system and strength large amounts of food. After 1 you dtdn't wretch too vtolently employe of the Mobile Otl Co. harmful' If it is true that a exercises are used to grow overeat, I go to the bathroom or force yourself too much Survtvmg are hts wife, Sarah woman can butld muscle in thts muscles. where, by stick10g my finger There are more pleasant There Is nothing harmful 10 Phtlbrtck; two area, just how much can she Hoback down my throat, I vomtt all ways to keep your calortc mdaughters, Mrs. Linda Paxton, expect to gain in mches' wetght hftmg, done properly, that I've overeaten. This has take down. To learn about Ravenswood , and Mrs. Joyce Health spas give such for either healthy men or been going on over a pertod of them you mtght want to wr1te Stover, Kenna , W Va.; a son, exaggerated figures. They also women. It can even be good for two years. for the "Losmg Weight," Don, Kotzebue, Alaska; two clatm that these exercises will one's health. Developtng Is there any chance I could booklet. Send :;o cents to cover sisters, Mrs Gladys Ntelsen, help the sagging breast. Is this sufficient muscle mass also hurt myself by domg lhts? So costs to "Losing Weight," in helps prevent fat deposits. Avon Park, Fla., and Mrs. true or false? far I haven't noted any care of the newspaper, P. 0. DEAR READER - Such Muscle tissue uses more til effects. Inctdentally , I Dor1s P1erce, Belmont, Mass , exercises will not enlarge the calortes at rest than a similar throw up food about four times Box 1551, Radio City Station, three brothers, Joe, PrattsNew York, N. Y 10019. vtlle, Ala., Thomas, Mobtle, breast ttself. But, by building a week. I am 49 years old Ala , and Marshall, Klameth, Ore., and five grandchtldren. Funeral servtces wtll be at 2 p.m Saturday at the First · Bapltst Church, Ravenswood, wtth Rev. Rankm Roach of- If you read my column last week, l hope you discussed bus By GEORGE H,ARGRA VES 1 Supt. ftctating. Burial wtll be m the Meigs LoCal Scbool Dlatrict safety and good conduct with any school bus riders who live at Ravenswood Cemetery, This evening's brief column wm touch on several items. I your bouse. We cannot emphasize thiS too much. The bus drivers Friends may call at the trust that one or morewillbeof interest to you. can't do It alone. They need your help and support. Chambers Funeral Home, -We want to express our gratitude to the more than fifty - Please, remember that Monday, April 15, the day after Ravenswood, at any ltme. speakers wbo helped to make lhill Vocational Conference Week a Easter, is the makeup day set by the board, This total dlstnct has time of real value for our students. A special "thank you" goes to closed six days, one over the llmlt, and we have to make up one. the keynote speaker, Dr. John Ugh!, president of Hocking That date is April 15. Technical College. And a tip of the hat to the hard working - The final grading period of this school year will begin guidance department, the administration, and the staff members Monday, Aprd 8. That means that the conclusion of another for all the advance work that made the program go, school year is rapully drawing near. If you have questions about WILLAWARDTV - This week Bradbury School is visiting in ¥ichigan. We your child passing or failing, you had better contact the school Meigs County Jaycees wtll right now. Don't wait to be surprised late in May, , award the color TV Monday Speaking of schools--No. 308 - May 1 is our tradittonal "sign up day" for next year's evening at 6·30 at Pomeroy City Hall Jaycees urged to hope aU ls well and the trip ls a successful learning experience. ~dergarten students. That 1s better than a month away, but you By the way, they went in chartered buses. They didn't use school will need some time to collect the information that we will have attend. buses or school allotted gas, Thls trip wiD take the place of the to have. We will need the birth certificate showing that the child spring camping experience that Bradbury has had for several wm be five_years ?ld on br before September 30, 1974. We will years past. need the unmwuzation record giving proof of shots for PTA TO MEET -Interested members of the Harrisonville PTO are engaged diphther1.8, whooping cough, tetanus, polio, measles plus a skin Salem Center PTA will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the in a project to paint ljle interior of the school. The board is paying test for TB. You should start these shots now if you haven't done school. Officers will he in- for the materials and the PTO Is supplying the muscle. We , so. If your child has had them, please locate the Information so stalled. The public ts invtted to worked sllllb a cooperative arrangement at Salisbury last year, you will have II on May 1. Please mark May 1 on your calendar now - kindergarten s1gn up day. We alSo will be willing to do It at other schools. . attend. · - Another significant day during the fJrst week of May will - The registration of next year's junior class is just about completed. There are space• available In au of our vocational be Saturday, May 4. On that date the Board will conduct a public classes. Anyone who signed up for a general course should auction to sell the old Coal Port School Building and the land on certainly collSlder a change. A student m college prep who is not which it is situated. You may he interested in this. The Coal Port PLEASANT VALLEY gotng to college should give it some second thoughts also. School is located just above the Jones Boys, It Is up the hill and Dtscha;ges: Mrs. Irvm ,- We have made it through March on our gasoline allotment away from the highwll)l. There is a lot of good lwnber In the Stevens, Leon; Mtchael plus the purchueo that we made at localstatiOIIB. We look for- building. The land IS of someNalue also. Give this some thought . • Taylor, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. ward eagerly to finding out what our allot~;Dent will be for April. -Congratulations tD our junior high band and Fred Ruth fa. Charles Herdman, Letart, and In the meantime, we will be severely llmltlng extra travel. For the. excellent rating that they gained In contest last week, They Robert Warren, Gallipolts. the time being, fteld trtps are out. worked long and hardJ!lld certainly deserved the recognition. 14.1-oz. Can 89~ Mr. Philbrick died Thursday • •• c ' BELIEVE IT OR NOT, under these umque costumes are members of Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorortly who staged thetr annual rush party Thursday mght at the parish house of Grace Eptscopal Church These four were selected as winners among the many costwnes featured duri.Jfg the party which camed out the theme "My Favorite Month." From left are Sarah Bechtel as the firecracker, Carol McCullough as the Christmas tree, Vikkt Gloeckner as the June bug and Martha McPhatl as the Easter egg. Voc-ed conference was successful TIE FOR FOURTH - Four art students of Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewts at Meigs High School tied for fourth place tn a poster contest held tn conjunction with th~ community ser.vice fund raising project of Preceptor Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Soronty. They wtll rPceJve cash awards and include from the left Keith Homme, Vtcki Fry, Jearue Schneider and Mandy Carder. WIMing honorable menlton in the judgmg were Bill McKinney, Gwen Sheets, Cheryl Hudson, John Pal Riley, Kim Grueser, Nancy Ebersbach and Mike Oiler, aU of whom will receive free admittance tickets to the sorority's "Silver SUpper Saloon" on Aprll20 at the Pomeroy Jumor Higl] School ' ' BAUM'S TRUEo VALUE STORE 985-3301 Chester, o. EHI ALF-QUARTS thn d and freshman nghty Steve Batrd came tn during the four run fifth mnmg Belcher and Gardner had two h1ts each for the w1nners Hesson fanned seven and tssued stx walks The Bobcat pitchers Issued mne free passes and combined to fan five Whtle Falcons Lmescore. Kyger Creek 000 000-- 0 2 :; Wahama 022 34X-11 9 0 Hudson ( LP I Blazer (31 Batrd (:;1 and Wtse . Hesson (WP I and Lew ts Grant to play for WFL Bells PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Veteran Nattonal Football League linebacker Bob Gran t has been stgned to play wtth the Phtladelphta Bells of the new World Football League, tt was announ('ed Thursday Head coach and general manager Ron Waller announced the stgmng of Grant, who played m the 1969 and 1971 Super Bow I games wt th the Baltimore Colts. A 1968 graduate of Wake Forest, Grant also had played wtth Washington, New Orleans and San Otego of the NFL ASTROS BUY BROWN COCOA, Fla. - The Houston Astros Thursday purchased right-handed outfielder Ollie Brown for an undtsclosed amount from the California Angels Brown batted 280 for the Mtlwaukee Brewers last ·s~eason.~ ' TheDai~Sentinel DEVOTED TOniE INTEREST OF • MEICfS.MASON AREA CHESTERL. TANNEHILL, "'" .. ROBERT HOEFI.JCH, cttyEdtlor Published d.IIJy e~t SatW'day by The Ohio Valley Publl.allirij! 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' Thts was one of the thoughts left wtth approXIIDately 25() persons attending the Metgs Wmter Sports Banquet Thursday evenmg by Bob Damels, the head basketball coach at Marshall Uruverstty Damels, a htghly successful coach at Kentucky Wesleyan and now at Marshall, was the guest speaker for the event hononng the male and female athletes and cheerleaders at Meigs thiS past winter. The event was sponsored by the Metgs County Jaycees. "Sports can keep you m school," Damels satd. "It can be a reason for gomg. Most people have other reasons for gotng to school bestdes JUSt to get an education." Dantels contmued that pessumsts very rarely taste success, and' pomted out that he stresses to his players that they have to' learn tobejustasgooda loserasthe)'areawmner. On the subject of coachmg, Daniels said, a coach, "must have mterest In his players. He a!so must be a good leader; " peop Ie must beIteve m you. Dantelscttedcheerleadersasanmtegralpartofsports,and also had pratse for the parents of athletes, statmg that tn most cases they are the best fans because, "When you lose they're sttll there " " 01 lt's not always the record that counts," Damels stated m pointmg to the Thundering Herd's 17-9 mark thiS season "We dtd relattvely well thts season compared to wbal we were eXJ:ected to do, and I thoroughly enjoyed worktng wtth the players I coach because I enjoy workmg wtth them. "Athletes are different now from what they used to be, 11 Damels contmued "Now there 1s more money and kids have ca rs They don't have to play sports, therefore they have to be more dedicated, work longer hours" As for the Marauder banquet honormg Me1gs athletes, Daniels stated "When it comes time to honor your athletes, lt's great to come together and say ' th an k you'." The JOCUlar assistant athletic drrector and golf coach at Me1gs, Nolan Swackhamer, was the master of ceremomes for the evenmg's fesllVII!es, and kept the audtence m laughter wtlh his tidbtts of past expertenceswith Marauder teachers, students and coaches. Following Dantels' talk, Joy Bentley, girls' basketball and volleball coach thankeJ the Girls' Athletic Boosters for thetr support thts season, and then tnlroduced the volleyball and basketball squads. Kenda Chaney, the girls' gynmasltcscoach, then introduced the gtrl gymnasts, followed by Jeanne Taylor's introdu ctions of the cheerleadmg squads. Roger Brauer, head basketball coach, then turned over the podium to John Arnott who introduced the freshman basketball players, followed by Ron Logan and hts Marauder reserve Players Brauer then tntroduced Marvm Kelvey, and Delmar Haynes, JUnior h1gh cage coaches, and Fred Ruth and Dave Jenkins wbo helped out during the season, especially wtth stattstical work, before Brauer recogmzed the varstty basketball players .Jumor Steve Walburn, on behalf of all the boys' basketball teams, then presented Brauer and hts assiStants with gifts, shtrts and ties. John Bentley, varstty wrestlmg coach, mtroduced asststant coach Sam Crow, and then acknowledged the varstty and reserve wrestlers Senior co-captains Joe Rosenbaum and AI McLaughlin, on behalf of the wrestlmg teams, presented Bentley and Crow with trophy sets to show lhetr appreciation for the mentors' work this The Harlem Globetrotters wDI be making an appearance m the southeasteru Ohio area when they perform at the Convocation Center on the campus of Ohio University, April 11, at 7:30 p.m. Lambda Chi Alpha fraternitY, at OU, one of the sponsors of the event, presents us wllh the following release on the magic merry makers of the hardwood. The rules of basketball say that the court should be 94 feet long and. :;o feet wtde. The rules don't tell you where to put the court, however. ~ For the Harlem Globetrotters, who bave played more than 11,000 games m 48 season, that court has been placed m nearly every locallon imagmable, and even in a few places you couldn't have imagined . The Globetrotters have played in locales rangmg from the cavernous floor of a bull rmg in Spam to the clotstered confmes of the Vatican in Rome, The Trotters will be testing the court at Ohio Umverstty Convocation Center when they make thetr only appearance this season April 11, 1974 starting at 7:30p.m. The Globetrotters have played basketball on soccer fields, m bull rmgs, on major league baseball diamonds, in football stadiums, mside of empty swimming pools and even on top of filled ones They have played on courts set up m opera houses, tn theaters, m high school gyms and college field houses , m the world 's most modern sports palaces and m vast buildings designed for livestock auctions, not for the world's greatest famtly entertainment. The Trotters have brought the magic of the warmup circle to the plush cabm of a Boeing 747 and to the flight deck of the mas.Sive aircraft carrter Enterprise They have cavorted on the streets of PariS and m the netghborhooda of Harlem. In Lonslon, they played m a ballroom of Bucki~gham Palace, and m Hollywood they have played and done their thmg on the sound stages of the major televiSion and motion p1cture studtos You have to wonder if there IS any place left for the Globetrotters to play for the first time' Well, how about the instde of the Sky lab Space Station, or the surface of the Moon? The MEIGS INN The most popular night club in the tri-county area is proud to pr~sent the return of GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS TONIGHT 9 TIL 1 past wtnter. The dinner, a baked steak meal, was prepared by the Meigs Htgh cooks, and served by the Future Homemakers of Amertca The B 0 E class and Mrs Hoffman were m charge of arrangmg the program T h f> tollo wtng Me •gs Maraud er stud en ts and a thl etes we re hon ored at Thu rsday's W1nter Sporl s Banquet Girls ' Volleybaii- Demarls As h Tammy Blake Becky Bego Shern Clark, Con nte F1sh, Theresa Ftsh, Vanessa Fo lm er. K1m Grueser. Pam Hol comb Debb<e Mclaugh lm Cathy Meadows, Faye Riebel Lort Seth , Tammy Tyree, Beth Vaughan, Pam Vaughan Tma Vo ss, Mary Weyersmtller and manager Vtckt Vaughan Gtrls Basketball - V1ck1 Bra uer Demans Ash. Becky Bego K1m Grue ser , V1c k1 Manley Janel Maue Lon Selh, Bet h Vaughan, Pam Vaughan. Mary Weye rsmtll e r, Joy Whtf e and managers Shern Clark, Mary Durst Laura Hoover and Tammy Smtth Gtrls' Gymnast ics - D1ane R1dgway Debbte Me Laugh I10 , Ka thy Werry, Tammy Tyree, Becky Thomas Beth McKntght, Mary Blaettnar, Ltsa lhoma s, Merr 1 Ault, Trudy Roa ch and Jante VanMeter Var stt y and Reserve Basketball - Btll Myers, Steve Pnce. M1ke May. M1ck Ash, Dan Dodson Ornon Bl1n chard, Lonnte Coats, Steve Walburn, Terry Qual Is, Jerry Cremeans Mt ck Davenport, Mtfch Meadows, Charl1e Marshall Mike Magnotta. Jeff Maftm, John Bfake, J1m Lew.s, Gr09 VanMeter, M1fch Chapma n, Ttm Elltot, Ch 1p Brauer. Greg Brownmg and ~:~;Jr';;'s Ken Byers and Jeff Fres hman Basketball Steve Rando lph, Allan Stewart. Tom Walters. Ttm Sct tes, Dale Brown 1ng, Mark Haggerty , Bnan Ham il ton, Lonnie Taylor, Ronnte Coa ts. Terry Clark, Crenson Pratt, and Alan Dodson VarSity Wrestlmg - M1ckey Lyon s, Rock George. Butch Roush. Joe Rosenbaum , Tony Branham. Jeff Musse r, J1m McCI ure, Roger Hy se ll , Charle s Wt"Htltngton, Alan McLaugh lm, Harold S.sso n, Steve Bnckles, Marty Dugan, B11t Slack, Terry P1ckens Joh n Lehew and Mike Halev Jo~~~~~~eTi~r~~~~~;:- D~~~~ The Rev. Wtlbur Perrm gave the mvocation and benediction. Dwtght Goms, Metgs Jaycee and Metgs Htgh Band Dtrector, was thanked for his hard work In helpmg make the affatr posstble, the ftrst-ever Jaycee sponsored winter sports banquet APPRECIATION EXPRESSED - Metgs Marauder wrestling team co-captains, seniors Joe Rosenbaum, left, and AI McLaughhn, nght, presented trophies to their coaches, John Bentley, second from left, and Smn Crow, on behalf of the wrestling team at the Wmter Sports Banquet Monday mght in the Metgs Htgh cafetena. COACHES CORNER - Meigs freslunan coach John Arnott, left, and head coach Roger Brauer, middle, chat with Marshall University head coach Bob Dame Is followmg Thursday evening's Metgs Wmter Sports Banquet held at the Metgs High cafetena. Daniels was the guest speaker for this hrst-ever all-winter sports dinner, sponsored by the Me1gsCounty Jaycees. Me Laughlin Dave Miller Sfeve Ptckens, Greg France. Paul Clay Jel l Warner, Jim Howard and Wheeler Thomas VarSity Cheerleaders - Janet Neal. Judy Snowden and Otane Sm 1th, Sandy Cu rhs. Pam W1lson Reserve Che er leaders Demans Ash, Merrt Au It, Debt • ' Eagles win, 12-7 STEWART - It was an afternoon of errors for the Federal Hockmg Lancers, as the Eastern Eagle dtamondmen of Larry Heines rolled to a 12-7 tnumph here Thursday. The Eagles were oulhtt stx to ftve, but the Lancers commt tted a whoppmg 11 errors to three for Eastern The Metgs Countlans wasted no time taking the lead in the top half of the ftrst, platmg three runs on two htls. Junwr Randy Blake led off the game wtth a smgle and stole second base , followed by a walk to Ttm Kuhn . Ce nterfielder Mike Larkms then reached safely on an error by the Lancer second baseman, scoring Blake After a Steve Gobel strike out and popup to the shortstop by Phtl Bowen, Juntor Ttm Spencer smgled, drtving m Kuhn and Larkins But Federal Hockmg came back in the home half of the ftrst to even the count at 3-3 Rtch Harrts smgled and stole second, and came home on an error by Spencer m rtght field m a ball hit by Jim Mobbs. Charhe JarviS then walked, and a double steal put Jarvts and Mobbs on second and thtrd Don Walker then grounded to , • Blake at short, who erred, allowmg the fmal l"o runs of the mmng to score The Eagles came back m the top of the second to take the lead for good, scoring ftve run s on JUSt lwo hits. Junior Greg Batley led off, reachmg safely on another error by the second baseman, followed by an error by the shortstop whtch allowed pitcher John Sheets to reach safely, wtth Batley takmg thtrd . Sheets then stole second, and Blake grounded out back to the pttcher, before Kuhn latd down a sacrtftce bunt, wtth Bailey sconng and Sheets takmg thtrd. Larkins then walked and stole second before Goebel smgled, scormg I.arkms and Sheets. Bowen walked, and Spencer si ngled agam, drivmg tn Goebel. Federal Hocking starter Rtck Harrts lasted three mnmgs, gtvmg up those 8 runs on 4 htts, and 2 walks whtle strtkmg out four. He was relieved in the fourth by Jarvts who went 2 mmngs, giVIng up 4 runs on a htt, a walk and struck out 2. INSURANCE PROBLEM? FREE COUNSELING SERVICE In Jarv1s' last mnmg, the fifth, the Eagles upped the margm to 9 runs, 12-3 Eastern's Greg Wmebrenner struck out to lead off the ftfth, followed by an error by the ftrst baseman winch enabled Spencer to reach safely Sophomore Don Etchmger then reached on an mfteld ht t before Bailey walked to load the bases. Sheets then htt a ball to the second baseman that he couldn't handle, scoring Spencer and Etchmger, before. Blake struck out. Kuhn then reached on an error by the ftrst baseman, allowmg Bailey and Sheets to cross the plate wtth the fmal Eastern runs Federal Hocking added three runs m tis half of the fifth, touchmg Eastern starter and wmner John Sheets for three htts Ralph Guess led off for the Lancers wtth a smgle and stole second, followed by a strtke out, before Harrts drew a walk and Mobbs doubled, scortng Guess and Harrts. Jarvts then (Conlmued on page 4) Bailey , Vtcky Manley and Kathy Rupe Freshman Cheerleaders Mary Blaettnar, Mary Boggs , Jayne Hutchtson. Pam North and Becky Thomas FREE "Gracious Uving" BOOK Free for the asking at our office. • Helpful hints on home decorating and home improvement ideas. Meip Co. Branch ' -lj) The Athens Covnty Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio • • • ~" ,~ Henry Block has · 17 reasons why you should come to u8 for income tax help Reason L We are income tax specialists. ·We. a&k the right questions. We dig, for every honest deduction. 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But before you say Richardson looks like a loser on that deal, in which he got catcher Milt May, consider another he made when he shipped slugger Jimm y Wynn to the Los Angeles Dndgers. In that one, he got veteran lefthanded pitcher Claude Osteen -and on Thursday Osteen ca me within a whisker of pitching nine innings. He went eight, all shutout innings in which he allowed only six hits, never let a ru!Uler get past second base, and farmed three to lead Houston in a ~ win over the Boston Red Sox. Osteen and Reuss each won 16 games last year . So as the Astros head back to Houston for a night exhibition game tonight at regular home -yes, the spring training season is getting that close to By Ufliled Press International When it comes to making player deals, cigar-chewing Spec Richardson has all the brass of a guy betting his going home money on the last race of the day. In other words, the ge neral manager of the Houston Astros has the nerve to swap top players , guys who can come hack to 'hurt him some day. Some have, most haven't. He isn ' t afraid to back his judgment , and eve ry offseason the Aslros ma ke im· portant trades. And every spnng folks in baseball watch to see how the Texas trader made out. One guy he dealt away during the win ter was hard throwm g lefthanded pitcher Jerry Reuss -and Thursday the big fastballer fr om Sugarland, Texas , became the first pitcher in the big leagues to go nine innings this spring as being over - there's a long way to go before a fin al judgment on Richardson 's '74 swaps. If Reuss and Osteen have matchmg seasons, then you will hav e to figure whether Ma y means more behind the plate than the loss of "Toy Ca rmon" Wynn in the ouUield . Reuss scatt ered 10 hits in going the route, missing a shutout in the sixth iMing when Ken Henderson doubled home a run . The Pirates backed him with a pair of three-run wnings and one run was an inside-thepark homer by Ma!Uly Sanguillen. The Astros rapped Rick Wise for 10 hits in support of Osteen, including a homer by rookie Mike Easler. In the other exhibitions: Cubs 4 Angels 1 Bill Madlock, traded away by the Texas Ranger s, slammed four more hits to boost his spring average to .592 while Steve Stone, traded away nmgs. by the White Sox, set the Padres 4 Giants 3 Angels down with fiv e hils in The P11dres scored three six innings. Angels returned runs in the first inning with the home to Anaheim to open a help of a tw<H"Un double by three-game sen es agams t the Fred Kendall, then didn 't score again until the loth. when they Dndgers tonight . Rangers 7 Yankees 4 loaded the bags and Dave The Rangers made it ~ut­ Hilton ended the game with a of-3 against the Yankees with 400-foot single . It was the the help of aa grand-slam Padres' sixth stright spring homer by Jell Burroughs and a win, making them S-9. Pitcher tworun bloop single by Lenny John D' Acquisto homered for Randle. Ri ch Billings also the Giants. Phillles 3 Braves 2 homered for Texas. Bill Robinson , once a Braves Royals 14 Orioles 3 Would you believe Freddie farmhand , walloped a two;-un Patek hit a grand-slam homer'' homer in the eighth inning to The 5-foot-4 shorlstop of the wipe out a 2-1 deficit and win Royals highlighted an II, count for the Phils. Rookie Rowland ·em, 11 run assault against Office singled home both none other than the Orioles' Cy Braves runs in the seventh Youn g . Award winner J im irming. Palmer. It wa s Patek's second Expos 15 TwillS 10 It was just as wild as it homer of the spring. Royal Bruce Dal Canton tried out his sounds. The Expos broke a 7-7 knuckleball and gave up three tie by scoring six runs in the hits and two mns in five in- eighth inning and now have Rio Grande's David 0. Davis • lS nominated for Hall of Fame DAVID 0. DAVIS CO LUMBUS - David 0 . Davis, a nati ve of Rio Grande and a former southern Ohio area coach and administrator, has ·heen nominated for enshrineme!\t in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame for meritorious service to high school athletics . He was one of two persons so hi gh sc hool basketball tour- son. Davis is a t 923 graduate of nament. Davis was unable to be present due to illness, but RID Grande High School, and a the plaque wa s acce pted by his 1927 graduate of Rio Grande Kirby paces 8-1 Cincinnati win honored this year. The other was W. EdWard Laws, former LAKELAND, Fla. (UPI ) St. Clairsville and Mineral City The Cincinnati Reds blasted coach and superintendent at Mineral City, Midvale and in the Detroit Tigers S-1 in an e~hibi t ion game Thursday Tuscarawas County. Plaques of recognition of the behind the hefty hitting of honor wer e presented in Merv Rettenmund, with three Columbus during half tim e rbi 's, and Johnny Bench and ceremonies of th e Class AAA George Foster, with solo home championship game of the Ohio runs. Rettenmund brought home ,..._;..._ _ _ _ _ _...., the Reds' first three runs of the game with a sin gle in the fourth inning good for two tallies and a double in the seventh to get Cincinnati started in the fourrun irming. Mickey Lolich, ace of the Tigers' staff, was pounded for six runs and nine hits in seven iMings. Bench led off the eighth with a homer and Foster followed it with his off relief ace John Hiller. Starter and winner Clay Kir- by gave up the only Tiger run to Willie Horton who belted a homer to start the seventh inning, . Kirby, who worked the first seven innings for the Reds, rapped a two-run single through the middle to climax a four-run. seventh irming. Larry Shepard, the Reds' pitching coach, was delighted with Kirby 's performance. "Power pitching, that 's what you saw out there tonight," Shepard said. "And the way we hit, I'd say we're not going to be as vulnerable against the lefties this season. It looks as if it's going to be a different season . A record crowd of 4,762 jammed Lakeland Ball Park for the game, College, where he participated in varsity fo otball , baseball and tennis. He received a maste r's degree from Ohio Slate University in 1936. After teachin g and coaching at Collins in Hurru~ County, he was at Albany for two years, teaching m the high school and coachin g boys and g ~rl s basketball . He then went to Starr-Washmgton, where he was superintendent from 1926 lo 1949. Davis served as superintendent of Berne Union in Fairfield County from 1949 until 1960, when he became Fairfield County superin tendent of sc hool s . He remained in the latter post until his retirement in 1967. He has served on both the Southeast District and Central Dis tricts boards as well as on the State Board of Control of the Ohio H1gh School Ahtl etic Association. , He served on the Southeast District board for 12 years including two three-year terms on the state board . Davis then served 11 years on the Central District board including one term on the state board, one year of which wa s as president . Pro Standings NBA Final Standing s By United Pre ss International Ea ste rn Conferen ce Allanite Divi s ion w . 1 pet . g .b Bosto n New Yor k Buffa lo Ph tl a d elph i a 56 26 49 33 42 40 24 sa .68 3 .598 . 512 .293 6 1J< 14 Jl 1'2 Central DPiiston w . I. pet. g . b )( Ca p ttal 46 35 A tl anta Hou ston 35 32 568 47 .427 50 .390 1 Jlh 14 1/ 2 C l ~ v ~ land 29 53 354 17 '12 Western Conference Mtdwest Oivtston w. 1. t . .pet . Mi lwaukee Ch tcago 59 23 54 28 720 6 59 g.b 5 D et r o it 53 '2 9 .64 6 6 KC O m a ha 33 49 .402 26 Pacific Divi sion w . I. t . pet . g . b Lo s A ng e les 47 35 .5 73 Go ld en Stat e 44 38 . 537 3 Sea ttl e 37 45 .451 10 Phoenr x 30 52 .3 66 17 P or ll a n d 27 55 .329 x -cl inc h ed d iv is ion ti t le 20 Thursday's game s No g ame s sch eduled Fnday's games Playoffs Capita l at New York Los Ang e les at M i lwauk ee won two straight after losing nine straight. The Twins got 13 hits and 13 walks but left 15 men on base and now are ~17 for the spriung. Mets 6 Cards 3 A five-run rally in the eighth irming Jeaturing doubles by Rusty Staub and John Milner won !his arclighter. A threerun homer by Ted Simmons led the Cardinals . LETART FALLS- Further Most! Simpson 'some time in beautification of the Letart April iPlanters-dl the ceme!A!ry Falls Cemetery was discussed will also be filled soon. at the Monday night meeting of · Mrs. Roher! Kuhn, therapy the Bend 0' the River Garden chairwoman, reported that the Club held at the home of Mrs. valentine gifts sent to the Andrew Ooss. Gallipolis State Institute, were Club members set a goal of received and appreciated by ~ new flowering shrubs and the patients there. Mrs. Grimm trees for the project. Mrs. thanked Mrs. Ben Philson for Edward Simpson, chairwoman contributing the Green Thumb of the project which will be 1>/otes for The Daily Sentinel entered in the Sears Civic and announced that Mrs. Improvement Program, HarryS. Moore and Mrs. Pearl reported that several orders Reynolds will be chairpersons for dogwood and crabapple for the Regatta flower show. trees have already been Mrs. Wilson Carpenter noted received. Anyone interested in that Mrs. Clifford Morris will giving a tree as a memorial to write the Green Thumb Notes a loved one is asked to contact for May . Nicklaus, Miller share GNO lead Q uebE' ~ 38 34 4 80 30 3 274 Presbyters have meet LANCASTER Com- approved, with principals and missioners to general alternates named in each inassembly were elected at the stance . Also elected were March meeting of the minister and elder comPresbytery of Scioto Valley at missioners to Synod with principals and alternates again the First Presbyterian Church elected. at Lancaster, March 19. Elected for member-at-large Presbytery installed The of the Leadership Development Rev. Lowe lie Simms as Associate for Presbytery Department was Beverly St. Andrew Williams, Ministries, and employe<l.'Jane Presbyterian Church, Elizabeth Thompson ·for the Colum!)us. Also elected were position of associate in repre s entatives from Presbytery Leadership Presbytery Area Councils and Development. Presbytery regretfully Mission Councils. Presbytery of Scioto Valley dissolved the Tarlton will meet again May 21, 1974 at Presbyterian Church, whose the First Presbyterian Church brick church building was in Washington Court Hou~. erected in 1850, with remaining Minister commissioners to members dismissed to other general assembly are Tanios churches of their choice, and Zakhary, Newark: Woodside, church records and property Jack Pursell, Waverly: First, rennining to Presbytery . Lee 0. Scott, Granville: First, The nominating committee's W. Roscoe Walls, Columbus: report on elder and minister Bethany, J . Curtis Hodgens, commissioners for the General Sedalia. Assembly to be held in Louis· Elder commissioners to ville, Ky., June 111-27, was general assembly are Mrs. Ernest McClannan, Columbus: ....- . . -~....- - - - " ' Boulevard, Mrs. Paul Petrie, Columbus : Crestview, Harry SI'£AKiNG OF Kaneshige, Athens: First, Wendell Henderly, Amanda, Richard Lynos, Albany: Alexander. Give Bulova Accutron® For the graduate who needs the precise time, Bu lova guarantees the accuracy of every Accutron wa tch to withm a minute a month. • And the precise time to see bur selection of Accutron watches is right now. Fro.m $95 to $1500. The watches illustrated, )usl $150 each. •we will adjus t to this lo lerance, if ne cessarr. Guaran tee is for one year. Hair 3. Clevel and Ch icago ABA Standing s By United Press International by Jersey East N ew York Ken tuc k y Caro l ina Vi rgmia M emp h is w ' I. 55 29 53 31 47 37 28 56 2 1 63 West pet . g .b 655 631 2 .560 8 ' 33 3 27 .250 34 w. t. pet . g.b . Utah 51 JJ .607 Indiana 46 38 5<18 5 San Antonio <15 39 .536 6 '11 San Diego 37 47 .440 14 Denver 37 47 .440 14 Thursday's results Kentu cky 107 Memph is 105 Ind iana 11 1 Utah 109 Denv er 96 San An t onio 92 on l y games schedul ed Meigs students set hair-a-thon KAY Hou ston Minnesota Edmonton Winnipeg '' van.c ouver Los Ange l es 26 47 1 53 269 325 24 51 0 48 225 326 Thursday's Results Toronto 6 Edmonton 5 Quebe c 9 Los Ange l es 3 New England 3 Cleveland 2 only gam es schedu l ed Friday's games Chicago at Vancouver Houston at Winnipeg Edmonton at Minnesota only game schedu led Friday ' s games Virginia at New York Along with the new creations in hair styling are the hair fashions of the past , which have not disappeared, but simply achieved new variations . Unlike women of the _past, when hair sty ling was JUSt beginning, and decisions were few because Alumni defeated 18-3 So brighten your life with flowers! RACINE - The Tornados scored 12 runs in the first inning on 12 walks, 5 hits and one error on an 1&-3 defeat of their alumni Thursday. After the first inning the game was played on fairly even terms. Pete Sayre went the route for the Tornados and pitched well for his first game' striking out 10while walking no one. He gave up 8 scattered hits. Jim Hubbard was the starter VACUFLO Even h~shands will enjoy vacuummg Pomeroy Flower Shop H1s workshop. FOREMAN & ABBOTT Mrs. M1llard Van Meter Ph. 992-2039 ~ Ph. Ph . 992-5721 ~92 -5321 Middleport EV116 Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS -miD and lose r for the alumni. Southern hitters were Pete Sayre with a double and two singles, David Theiss two singles , Eric Dunning two singles, Jim Riffle a double, and one single each by Mitch Nease, Greg Dunning, Scott Wolfe, Randy Warner, J . F. Young and Brady Huffman ., Leading alumni hitters were Jim Hubbard a double and single, Greg Roush a double. styles were few, the modern woman of today has numerous and varied sty l es from which to choose . She need not have her hair done like her neighbor's unless she so Eagles Jack Bostic, Dennis Hill, Ken Theiss, Larry Wolfe and Hap Davis each a single. Dennie Evans and Larry Wolfe pitched well for the alumni. Southern 12 4 0 0 1 I X Alumn i 0I 0I00I Sayre (wp ), and G. Dunning, Cund;'f (6). Hubbard (lp ), Wolfe(!), J. Fisher (I) , Dennie Evans,(2 ), L. Wolfe (5) and D. Evans and G. Hendricks (2) . (Continued from page 3) singled scoring Mobbs. Sheets, who went four and two-thirds innings giving up six runs on four hits and two walks while striking out one, was replaced by Steve Holter, who went the rest of the way, giving up a run on two hits, and two walks. Holter struck out three. The final Federal Hocking run scored on back to back balks by Holter in the sixth . I DOBSON ON WAIVERS Steve Russell led off with a BRAVES CUT FIVE OAKLAND (UPI) - The walk , followed by a fly out to Oakland A's Thursday placed center, before Guess reached WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. ng · hth an de d p1'tc her Ch uc k safely on an error by Rodney -The Atlanta· Braves Thurs- Dobson on waivers to give him Baker, Eastern rightfielder. day cut from their roster his uncon dit'1ona1 re1ease. Holter then balked, moving the Dobson spen t 1as t season runners to second and third, pitchers Lax Leon, Barry Lersch and Joe Grezenda and Wit· h the A's' Tucson club, which was followed by what the · hi ng w1'Ill a 9-3 record and umpire ruled anolher balk infielders Rod Gilbreath and r·m1s Jinuny Breazeale . 5 a -23 era . when Holter went to his mouth All were sent to the Braves' A spokesman for the team while on the mound. triple-A Richmond affiliate. sa1·d Doh son has been una bl e to Top hitters for the Eagles, · Grezenda, however, was here overcome an opera t Ion to who rebounded from a t&-1 on a conditional basis from the remove bone ch'Ips fr om his shellacking at the hands of New York Yankees and will he arm two years ago. His 1ast Belpre Wednesday night, were offered back to the American year WI'th 111e A's was In • I971 Spencer with two hits in three League club. he he 11 d « d -----------w-•n-•co-ec-teitttilalii1ii,..iiilr•ec•o•r•.• at bats, and 'Eichinger, Blake and Goebel, all with I hit each. l Jarvis led Federal Hocking with two hils, followed by Mobbs with one (his double being the only extra base hit of the day). and Harris and Guess with 0ne safety each. The Eagles, who coach Heines says "are hitting the ball better," take the weekend off before facing the Southern Tornados in the SV AC opener Monday at Eastern. Eas!A!rn 350 040 O-I2 5 3 Fed. Hocking 300 031 0- 7 6 11 - Sheets (WP), Holter 5, and Bowen, Winebrenner, Harris. Harris, Jarvis 4, Calvin 6, and Poston . ' NEW SHIPMENT- - - desires. Let us give your hair beauty and distinction with one of the many new hair styles. CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON 21iE. SE-COND ST. POMEROY. OHIO Seeds - Bird Se,ds -- Oyster Shells and Grit - Fertilizers - Lime Cement & Mortar - Stock Sa1t Water Softener ,- Remedies .• Salt Litters- Vaccine- Roofing- Paints - Red Brand Fencing - Baler and Binder Twine - Sprays - Gates. SUGAR -RUN· M_ILLS Mulberry Ave. 1'92-2115 ,, Pomeroy I Colors: Mink, Navy, Silver, White and Clay MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main St. 992-2164 Pomeroy, 0. THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE& SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS AND GARDENS. BIRTHDAYS ARE SPECIAL SEND HER A BLOOMING PLANT From •4.00 Dudley's Florist ' N. Second St . Middleport , O. I 59 There can · be some changes made II milady visitS a hair-a-thou, 7 a.m. to 12 midnight April 19. It is sponsored by junior and senior cosmetology students of Meigs High SchooL The annual hair-a-thon is designed to offer professional hair styling to the public. There is no charge for the service, but donations will be accepted and will go Into a scholarship fund to send a graduate student of the cosmetology department to an advanced hair styling schooL The scholarship is given by the department in the hope of encouraging all beauty operators to see the need lor continual education to keep up on the changes which occur every year. . Students in the hair-a-thou will be working under supervision of Mi's. Mary Powell aud Mrs. Polly Hysell, ln•lruclors. 9'12-1606 MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT INSURANCE Enrollment Open Here MEMO OF APPRECIATION YOU MUST BE ON MEDICARE Senior citizens here have an opportunity to enroll in a unique hosptfal and e>dended care program wh i ch supplements Medi,c are to pay the ever increasing med ica l expenses AvailableToS100A Day For Hospital Expenses 365 Days After Medicare have. Even coyers CANCER. ARTHRITIS, .HEART COND ITION. DIABETES or any other 'llness . ALL ACCIDENTS COVERED Benefit Effective On Enrollment Date NO WAITING PERIODS The past 24 years of our ownership of the Gibbs Grocery in Pomeroy have been enjoyable and interesting. We are appreciative for the pleasant store:customer relationships · developed and maintained and. to our employes, past and present, for thetr assistance. We have watched with pleasure the children of the Sugar Run area grow up and go out into the world. to 'accomplish their goals. Our two sons, Bill and Jeff, were among them and you helped educate them. Th"nk you W. A. (Dude) and Sarah Gibbs You do not pay extra regardless of age o r condition . Guaranteed renewable for life, can never be can celled by company . Licensed by the State of Ohlo . Good in any state licensed hospital or extended care facility . Pays in addition to any coverage you now have . All benefits paid to you. In Oh io is underwritten by Capitol Insurance Co. of Ohio. CLIP AND MAIL TODAY FOR FREE FACTS, MAIL TO' SENIOR CITIZE,N SERVICE AGENCY 8514 N. Main st: Oayton. Ohio 454 t5 --------------------------!. rt Would Like Additional Information Pomeroy-Middleport I I About Medicare Supplement J t Understand There Is No Obligation I I INAME I 1CITY 1 ~~~E I I I I I ADDRESS I I . I HIS AGE I I I WIFE'S AGE l------------------·------.J· '' The open meeting of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners was announced and several indica!A!d 'that they will attend. Read at the meeting was a letter from Mrs. Aaron Kelton, Region II director, armouncing the April27 regional'meeting to take place at cArthur. Mrs . Grimm, president, opened the meeting with a though! on "The High Cost of Hurrying." The club poem was read by Mrs. Kuhn, and the club prayer was given by Mrs .• Morris. Mrs. Simpson gave the thought for the month, with Mrs . Cross reading, "Don't Let Me Take it for Granted." Devotions by Mrs. James Diehl were on Spring with readings including "The Awakening of the Earth, "Charm of Easter" and " A Letter of Thoughts." For roll call , members named the flower in their garden they like best. The program by Mrs. Carpen!A!r was on the fundamentals of flower arranging and how to preserve cut flowers for arranging . Questions and suggestions on the right and wrong ways of arranging were reviewed. Mrs. Kuhn showed a spring arrangement using daffodils, 'spirea , and sansivera. Mrs. Ben Philson will host the April meeting with Mrs. Ralph Webb to give devotions. Mrs. Cora Beegle, past president of :the Twin City 'Shrinettes, has heen appointed as court representative for the year, 1974 by Joan Agnew, grand high priestess. Announc~ment · of her appointmenl was made Thursday night at a meeting of the Shrinettes at the home of Mrs. ll!nrie Hawkins . Mrs. Bonnie Miller presided at the meeting with Mrs. Jean L. Moore giving devotions . Plans were made for a rummage sale to be held in the near ·~ future..' The spring cefemonial of Thea Court was announced for May 4 in Columbus. .. During the social hour the birthday of Miss Shirley Beegle was celebrated . Refreshments were served by the hostess . Others attending were Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. Mary Bowen, Mrs. Evelyn Leach, Mrs. Erma Yoho, Mrs. Ruth Swisher, Mrs . Shirley Spires, Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell, Mrs. Bonnie Miller, Mrs. Beulah Ewing, and Mrs. Emma K. Cla !worthy. b CtU Daffodils New Me on sale has meeting Evelyn Well was crowned queen for losing three pounds at the Tuesday night meeting of the New Me Club at the home of Ruth Putnam. There were 15 members in attendance and approval for the purchase of a new set of scales was given. A birthday party was held for Flossie Maxium with gifts being presented to her. Welcomed into the club membership were Glenda Hunt, Sharon Hill and Cathy McDaniel. Others interested in joining may contact Ruth Putnam, 667-3396, or Marlene Putnam, 3784i341. socia_l _.,._._.~_f.:_·' i I Calendad Party honors Fred Larkins Meigs 4-H Club News ' Star-filled cast on Ch 3 l Daffodils will be sold on the streets of Middleport, Racine and Letart Saturday with proceeds to go into the 1974 Cancer Crusade fund. Sellin{, in Middleport will he members of Middleport Cadette Girl Scout Troop whil• in Racine and Letart the daffodils will be '-'IOld by members of the Racine American Legion Post 602 Ladies Auxiliary . The sale in all three places will begin about 9:30 a.m. and continue until the supply of daffodils is gone . In Pomeroy, the daffodil sale ·~sml88ll:illXill?ill'?8i~s:···:~··:-·:;:'.'k;.·' ·.·;· •·· is being conduc!A!d by phone since another organization had already received the per.•.. ,~.. mission of village officials to solicit on the street. The telephone sale is beint corrducted by Bethel 62, International Order of Job's FRIDAY Daughters. FULL Gospel Crusade at Meigs Junior High School, Middleport, March 29 through 31 at 7:30p .m. nightly. Chester Estep and H. D. Cook evangelists. Sunday service at 2 p.m. Special singing by Sunny Lee Singers and Gospel Tones and others. Public is invited to attend. LONG BOTTOM - A dinner WATCHMAN Singing Group party was held Sunday Iron, Kentucky Christian honoring Fred Larkins, Long College will hold weekend Bottom, in observance of his revival at Rutland Church of 76th birthday anniversary . A Christ from March 29 through . cake baked by Mrs. Grace 31 , 7:30 p.m. nightly. Special Stout was served with the singing and preaching by dinner . Evangelist David Lucas . Attendm g were all of his Sunday services at 10:30 a.m., children and his grandchildren 2 p.m . and 7:30p.m. The public including Mr . and Mrs . is invited to attend. Howard Larkins, Cheryl and SATURDAY AUDITORIUM SALE, Brent, Portland ; Mrs. Norman Salisbury Elementary School, Weber and Vida, Tuppers 9 to 3 p.m. Clothing, toys and Plains; Mrs . Donna Bogard games, household items, some and Scottie, Long Bottom ; Mr. furniture, miscellaneous and Mrs. Raymond Larkins items. Sponsored by the and Kathy, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. D~vid Dailey and Salisbury PTA. BAKE SALE, Pomeroy Rae Lynn, Long Bottom; Mr. Elementary School, 10 a.m. to 4 and Mrs. Terry Proffitt, Portp.m. at the Kroger Store, Main land; Mr. and Mrs. Charles St., Pomeroy , Sponsored by the Weber and Jimmy, Tuppers Plains, Keith Weber, Pomeroy, Pomeroy PTA . CAR WASH at Bailey's and the honored guest's wife, Ashland, Tuppers Plains, 9 Mrs. Ruth Larkins. a.m . to 7 p.m. sponsored by senior class at Easrern High School. RACINE Chap!A!r 134 OES meeting B p.m. at the temple for initiation of two candida res. Officers are asked to wear The Swingers 4-H Club met evening gowns. March 25 at the home of SIGN-UP Saturday at Syracuse Municipal Fire Madgle Smith, advisor, with Station for boys in!A!rested in seven members and two adplaying little league ball from visors present. The members Syracuse-Minersville area be- taking cooking projects made a relish plate as part of the tween 9 a.m. and 12 noon. project lesson. Other members SUNDAY showed different types of FALLS CITY fast pitch softball team ·at 2 p.m. at material and patterns. John Smith gave a demonSyracuse Municipal park for stration on 11Smiles and Good organization . All interested Teeth." Refreshments were persons urged to attend. served by Diane Smith. The POMEROY High School next meeting will be April 1 at Class of 1934, 2 p.m. at Drew the home of Mrs. Smith. Webster Post 39, American Legion Home, Pomeroy, to Laura Smith . discuss plans for marking 40th anniversary. MEN OF Sacred Heart Church Parish will meet at 6 p.m. at the church . Refreshments. MARY Shrine 37, White Shrine of Jerusalem, 2 p.m. at the !OOF hall for practice. MONDAY REVIVAL at Mount Moriah Church of God beginning Monday, 7:30 each evening with the Rev. Ralph Woods as evangelist. The Rev. Donald Combs, pastor, invi!A!s the public. MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, 8 p.m. home of Mrs. M. L. French. Mrs. E. 0. Tewksbary and Mrs. M. C. Wilson, cohos!A!sses. Pays in extended care facilities . Here is a list of some of the features, no one too old. NO HEALTH REQUIREMENTS, protects you for any condition you WESTERN HATS All Sizes Many Styles Mrs. Beegle appointed ·Beautification will continue Make you . grad glad keeps this course honest is club NEW ORLEANS (UP!) selection for the big greens. It's Rod Curl doesn't believe in a good members' course." saying "break a leg" when you A total of 67 professionals want something to go well. brought Lakewood to its He just comes out and says figurative knees in Thursday's how he feels. Uke Thursday, alter the first first round, all scoring sub-par round of the Greater New rounds. That's abnost half of Orleans Open when he enjoyed the 150-man field under par. Jack Nicklaus and Miller his second successive round on the Lakewood Country Club Barber set the pace with sixCourse without a bogey, Curl under-par 66s. curl was clussaid, "! feel I can't hardly !A!red in a group of seven at 67. Others were Bruce Crampton, make a bogey here." Lee Trevino, Tom Watson, Now that's what you call George Archer, Larry Hinson asking for bad fortune . But Curl, who won the in- and Jim Simons. Crampton probably had the dividual event in Wednesday's most unusual round Thursday. Pro-Am with a 65 and shot 67 in He made eight birdies, but a the first round, is brimming triple-bogey on No. 14 kept him with confidence. from having an extraordinary ' 'The reason I feel that way is round . I can chip," he said. "My game . "I could've easily had a 60," is chipping and putting and, if you miss a green on this ~id Crampton. "Except for course, you usually have an when the wind blew, the course easy chip. The only thing that was about as easy as you could ever hope for." The tournament was held up one hour, 26 minutes at the wtiA St•nd;ngs start because of fog. By United Press International Nicklaus had three suc~~i~ t . pts gf ga cessive birdies twice in a near· New Eng land 42 30 l 88 287 254 perfect round. He dropped 25 Toronto 38 36, so 293 265 and 35-foot putts on Nos. 2 and · til 5-:-The Da,ily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., March 29, 1974 18hits. Sprinter Herb WashingReds 8 Tigers 1 The Big Red machine flexed ton made his pinch-running its muscles - three rbi's by debut: a success -he drew a Merv Rettenmund on a single balk and scored from second on and dooble and,solil homers by a single . Johnny· Bench· and George Foster. Mickey Lolich took the pounding and only a homer-by Willie Horton prevented a shutout. Clay Kirby gave up that one run in seven frames . Indians 11 A's 3 Ex-A Dave Duncan started his old mates' downfall with a three-run flrst-inning homer . Charlie Spikes added a tw<>-111n homer later as the Indians whacked the world champs for SALE PLANNED A rummage sale will be held in the basement of the Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church, April 5. Most items · wiU be 10 cents or all you can put in a large bag for iiO cents . Exceptionally good bargains . Fairview News-Notes Feelings EASTER DRESS-UPS flllldly ifll" ,,,. , , . ,, ; , ,,,. GREAT SPRING SELECTION e Suits • Sport Coats Begin th is spring with a brand new you in our expertly -:ailored sportcoats and suit s' We' ve just r eceived a fantastic selec tion of fin e-qual ity custom -l,ailored suits and sporlco ut s in th e newest fabri cs and sha des. See your s l oday! BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. Rart Spanish Trtasurts Knits for Menswear . .. at unbelievably low prices! '\f handsome oak finish tables . . . all wit-h by "Heller" MIOOLEPOIIT OHIO P.S. LOVELY MATCH-MATES FOR EASTER! 60 INCH COCKTAIL TABLE A table yo u'l l treasure forever. A1ch, orn ate ca rv ings, with storage space and conve ni ent shelf bot1om. Fan tas tic at this p nce! SQUARE COMMODE YORKTOWNE STONEWARE A collection of authentic 19th century reproductions. A handsome, rom antic des ign with lots or room msl de 1he convcn1ent, and bea ul1fully ca rve d doors. At this miceta ke two! Your Choice 59 HEXAGONAL COMMODE An elegant touch f:tr you r room-pe rfect for a lamp or obje t d'arl. Storage space ms1de. So much beauty for so l itt le ' EAQi When Words Are Hard to Find. VASES BASKETS SPRAYS A star-studded lineup of nearly 100 nationally known . entertainers will take·part in the annual Easter Sea l Telethon to he viewed locally on WSAZ-TV (Charmel3) from 11 p.m. Saturday to 7 p.m. Sunday and an estima ted 20 million additional viewers. Hundreds of local volunteers are assisting in the mammoth project which will originate in Hollywood and have satellite operations ln dozens of communities across lhe country . Ohio counties participating include Athens, Gal\ia, Jackson, Lawre nce, Pike, Meigs, Scioto, Vinton, and Washington . Mike Douglas will ser ve as master of ceremonies, assisted by Peter Falk , star of the " Colombo" TV series. Falk 1s 1974 National Easter Sea-l chairman. The telethon will ,:aise funds to help provide rehabilitation services for the handicapped. It is bei ng sponsored by the National Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Inc. National Easter Seal child Tammy Bryant will appear and filmed inserts during !he show will highlight rehabilitation services offered at Easter Seal centers throughout the country . Members of Phi Delta Theta national fraternity will assist in the operation of the show. Last year's telethon raised $1.3 million nationally for the By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr . and Mrs . Herbert Sayre are vacationing in Florida . Mr. SERVICE SET and Mrs. David Sayre are LONG BOTTOM - Church staying at the Sayre home services will be held at the during their absence. Long Bottom United Melllodisl Mr . and Mrs . Jim Hupp and Church April1 through 6 at 7: 30 sons spent Sunday with the nightly . The Rev, Clay Sloan latter's parents, Mr . and Mrs. from Calvary Community Henry Stewart, at Point Church, Belpre , will be tlJC evangelist. The Rev. Slandief Pleasant. Over the weekend guests of Bran dum is the pastor . TI1e Mr. and Mrs . Charles Lawson public is invited to attend . were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller of Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parsons and sons, Mr. and CLUB TO MEET Mrs. Robert Lawson and The Pomeroy Garden Club children, Mr . and Mrs. Edward will meet at 7:30p.m. Monday Lawson and baby, Mr. and at the home of Mrs. Roy BetMrs. Harold Lawson and C. J . zing. Roll call will be naming a of Letart, W. Va. flowering shrub from which a Mrs. Ronald Russell and member would be willin g to children, Mandy and Mike, of share a slip , sprouting or Ft . Meade, Md., brought her cutting with another member . parenls-in-law , the Robert Russells, to their home Sunday at Wol!pen and will spend two Cook's Dilemma weeks with her parents, Mr . Housewives in Puno, Peru . and Mrs. Russell Roush and cook three-minute eggs for family . six minutes because of lhe city's altitude of 12,506 feet. The oxy~en-thin air in th e city bes1de Lake Titicaca HOSTS GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marsh, robs automobile en gmes of 30 per cent of their raled Cincinnati, were weekend horsepower . guests of Miss Frieda Faehnle, Middleport. SYMPATHY Fl.O'IfERS Express for Easter Seal telethon $7.50 , $10.00: $12.50 Dudley's Florist 59 N. Second St. Middleport, 0. As are all Pfaltzgraff products, Yorktowne Stoneware is ovenproof, dishwasher safe and chip r~sistant . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MILL ST. Mlr;>DLEPORT, 0. INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS 992:2_635 MIDDLEPORT '. 95 �, \ . ,. '. 4 - The Daily Se ntlnel , Mid dleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., March 29, 1974 Reuss first hurler to go full route he hurled th e P i tt ~ burgh Plrates loa &-I victory over the Chi cago Whi te Sox . But before you say Richardson looks like a loser on that deal, in which he got catcher Milt May, consider another he made when he shipped slugger Jimm y Wynn to the Los Angeles Dndgers. In that one, he got veteran lefthanded pitcher Claude Osteen -and on Thursday Osteen ca me within a whisker of pitching nine innings. He went eight, all shutout innings in which he allowed only six hits, never let a ru!Uler get past second base, and farmed three to lead Houston in a ~ win over the Boston Red Sox. Osteen and Reuss each won 16 games last year . So as the Astros head back to Houston for a night exhibition game tonight at regular home -yes, the spring training season is getting that close to By Ufliled Press International When it comes to making player deals, cigar-chewing Spec Richardson has all the brass of a guy betting his going home money on the last race of the day. In other words, the ge neral manager of the Houston Astros has the nerve to swap top players , guys who can come hack to 'hurt him some day. Some have, most haven't. He isn ' t afraid to back his judgment , and eve ry offseason the Aslros ma ke im· portant trades. And every spnng folks in baseball watch to see how the Texas trader made out. One guy he dealt away during the win ter was hard throwm g lefthanded pitcher Jerry Reuss -and Thursday the big fastballer fr om Sugarland, Texas , became the first pitcher in the big leagues to go nine innings this spring as being over - there's a long way to go before a fin al judgment on Richardson 's '74 swaps. If Reuss and Osteen have matchmg seasons, then you will hav e to figure whether Ma y means more behind the plate than the loss of "Toy Ca rmon" Wynn in the ouUield . Reuss scatt ered 10 hits in going the route, missing a shutout in the sixth iMing when Ken Henderson doubled home a run . The Pirates backed him with a pair of three-run wnings and one run was an inside-thepark homer by Ma!Uly Sanguillen. The Astros rapped Rick Wise for 10 hits in support of Osteen, including a homer by rookie Mike Easler. In the other exhibitions: Cubs 4 Angels 1 Bill Madlock, traded away by the Texas Ranger s, slammed four more hits to boost his spring average to .592 while Steve Stone, traded away nmgs. by the White Sox, set the Padres 4 Giants 3 Angels down with fiv e hils in The P11dres scored three six innings. Angels returned runs in the first inning with the home to Anaheim to open a help of a tw<H"Un double by three-game sen es agams t the Fred Kendall, then didn 't score again until the loth. when they Dndgers tonight . Rangers 7 Yankees 4 loaded the bags and Dave The Rangers made it ~ut­ Hilton ended the game with a of-3 against the Yankees with 400-foot single . It was the the help of aa grand-slam Padres' sixth stright spring homer by Jell Burroughs and a win, making them S-9. Pitcher tworun bloop single by Lenny John D' Acquisto homered for Randle. Ri ch Billings also the Giants. Phillles 3 Braves 2 homered for Texas. Bill Robinson , once a Braves Royals 14 Orioles 3 Would you believe Freddie farmhand , walloped a two;-un Patek hit a grand-slam homer'' homer in the eighth inning to The 5-foot-4 shorlstop of the wipe out a 2-1 deficit and win Royals highlighted an II, count for the Phils. Rookie Rowland ·em, 11 run assault against Office singled home both none other than the Orioles' Cy Braves runs in the seventh Youn g . Award winner J im irming. Palmer. It wa s Patek's second Expos 15 TwillS 10 It was just as wild as it homer of the spring. Royal Bruce Dal Canton tried out his sounds. The Expos broke a 7-7 knuckleball and gave up three tie by scoring six runs in the hits and two mns in five in- eighth inning and now have Rio Grande's David 0. Davis • lS nominated for Hall of Fame DAVID 0. DAVIS CO LUMBUS - David 0 . Davis, a nati ve of Rio Grande and a former southern Ohio area coach and administrator, has ·heen nominated for enshrineme!\t in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame for meritorious service to high school athletics . He was one of two persons so hi gh sc hool basketball tour- son. Davis is a t 923 graduate of nament. Davis was unable to be present due to illness, but RID Grande High School, and a the plaque wa s acce pted by his 1927 graduate of Rio Grande Kirby paces 8-1 Cincinnati win honored this year. The other was W. EdWard Laws, former LAKELAND, Fla. (UPI ) St. Clairsville and Mineral City The Cincinnati Reds blasted coach and superintendent at Mineral City, Midvale and in the Detroit Tigers S-1 in an e~hibi t ion game Thursday Tuscarawas County. Plaques of recognition of the behind the hefty hitting of honor wer e presented in Merv Rettenmund, with three Columbus during half tim e rbi 's, and Johnny Bench and ceremonies of th e Class AAA George Foster, with solo home championship game of the Ohio runs. Rettenmund brought home ,..._;..._ _ _ _ _ _...., the Reds' first three runs of the game with a sin gle in the fourth inning good for two tallies and a double in the seventh to get Cincinnati started in the fourrun irming. Mickey Lolich, ace of the Tigers' staff, was pounded for six runs and nine hits in seven iMings. Bench led off the eighth with a homer and Foster followed it with his off relief ace John Hiller. Starter and winner Clay Kir- by gave up the only Tiger run to Willie Horton who belted a homer to start the seventh inning, . Kirby, who worked the first seven innings for the Reds, rapped a two-run single through the middle to climax a four-run. seventh irming. Larry Shepard, the Reds' pitching coach, was delighted with Kirby 's performance. "Power pitching, that 's what you saw out there tonight," Shepard said. "And the way we hit, I'd say we're not going to be as vulnerable against the lefties this season. It looks as if it's going to be a different season . A record crowd of 4,762 jammed Lakeland Ball Park for the game, College, where he participated in varsity fo otball , baseball and tennis. He received a maste r's degree from Ohio Slate University in 1936. After teachin g and coaching at Collins in Hurru~ County, he was at Albany for two years, teaching m the high school and coachin g boys and g ~rl s basketball . He then went to Starr-Washmgton, where he was superintendent from 1926 lo 1949. Davis served as superintendent of Berne Union in Fairfield County from 1949 until 1960, when he became Fairfield County superin tendent of sc hool s . He remained in the latter post until his retirement in 1967. He has served on both the Southeast District and Central Dis tricts boards as well as on the State Board of Control of the Ohio H1gh School Ahtl etic Association. , He served on the Southeast District board for 12 years including two three-year terms on the state board . Davis then served 11 years on the Central District board including one term on the state board, one year of which wa s as president . Pro Standings NBA Final Standing s By United Pre ss International Ea ste rn Conferen ce Allanite Divi s ion w . 1 pet . g .b Bosto n New Yor k Buffa lo Ph tl a d elph i a 56 26 49 33 42 40 24 sa .68 3 .598 . 512 .293 6 1J< 14 Jl 1'2 Central DPiiston w . I. pet. g . b )( Ca p ttal 46 35 A tl anta Hou ston 35 32 568 47 .427 50 .390 1 Jlh 14 1/ 2 C l ~ v ~ land 29 53 354 17 '12 Western Conference Mtdwest Oivtston w. 1. t . .pet . Mi lwaukee Ch tcago 59 23 54 28 720 6 59 g.b 5 D et r o it 53 '2 9 .64 6 6 KC O m a ha 33 49 .402 26 Pacific Divi sion w . I. t . pet . g . b Lo s A ng e les 47 35 .5 73 Go ld en Stat e 44 38 . 537 3 Sea ttl e 37 45 .451 10 Phoenr x 30 52 .3 66 17 P or ll a n d 27 55 .329 x -cl inc h ed d iv is ion ti t le 20 Thursday's game s No g ame s sch eduled Fnday's games Playoffs Capita l at New York Los Ang e les at M i lwauk ee won two straight after losing nine straight. The Twins got 13 hits and 13 walks but left 15 men on base and now are ~17 for the spriung. Mets 6 Cards 3 A five-run rally in the eighth irming Jeaturing doubles by Rusty Staub and John Milner won !his arclighter. A threerun homer by Ted Simmons led the Cardinals . LETART FALLS- Further Most! Simpson 'some time in beautification of the Letart April iPlanters-dl the ceme!A!ry Falls Cemetery was discussed will also be filled soon. at the Monday night meeting of · Mrs. Roher! Kuhn, therapy the Bend 0' the River Garden chairwoman, reported that the Club held at the home of Mrs. valentine gifts sent to the Andrew Ooss. Gallipolis State Institute, were Club members set a goal of received and appreciated by ~ new flowering shrubs and the patients there. Mrs. Grimm trees for the project. Mrs. thanked Mrs. Ben Philson for Edward Simpson, chairwoman contributing the Green Thumb of the project which will be 1>/otes for The Daily Sentinel entered in the Sears Civic and announced that Mrs. Improvement Program, HarryS. Moore and Mrs. Pearl reported that several orders Reynolds will be chairpersons for dogwood and crabapple for the Regatta flower show. trees have already been Mrs. Wilson Carpenter noted received. Anyone interested in that Mrs. Clifford Morris will giving a tree as a memorial to write the Green Thumb Notes a loved one is asked to contact for May . Nicklaus, Miller share GNO lead Q uebE' ~ 38 34 4 80 30 3 274 Presbyters have meet LANCASTER Com- approved, with principals and missioners to general alternates named in each inassembly were elected at the stance . Also elected were March meeting of the minister and elder comPresbytery of Scioto Valley at missioners to Synod with principals and alternates again the First Presbyterian Church elected. at Lancaster, March 19. Elected for member-at-large Presbytery installed The of the Leadership Development Rev. Lowe lie Simms as Associate for Presbytery Department was Beverly St. Andrew Williams, Ministries, and employe<l.'Jane Presbyterian Church, Elizabeth Thompson ·for the Colum!)us. Also elected were position of associate in repre s entatives from Presbytery Leadership Presbytery Area Councils and Development. Presbytery regretfully Mission Councils. Presbytery of Scioto Valley dissolved the Tarlton will meet again May 21, 1974 at Presbyterian Church, whose the First Presbyterian Church brick church building was in Washington Court Hou~. erected in 1850, with remaining Minister commissioners to members dismissed to other general assembly are Tanios churches of their choice, and Zakhary, Newark: Woodside, church records and property Jack Pursell, Waverly: First, rennining to Presbytery . Lee 0. Scott, Granville: First, The nominating committee's W. Roscoe Walls, Columbus: report on elder and minister Bethany, J . Curtis Hodgens, commissioners for the General Sedalia. Assembly to be held in Louis· Elder commissioners to ville, Ky., June 111-27, was general assembly are Mrs. Ernest McClannan, Columbus: ....- . . -~....- - - - " ' Boulevard, Mrs. Paul Petrie, Columbus : Crestview, Harry SI'£AKiNG OF Kaneshige, Athens: First, Wendell Henderly, Amanda, Richard Lynos, Albany: Alexander. Give Bulova Accutron® For the graduate who needs the precise time, Bu lova guarantees the accuracy of every Accutron wa tch to withm a minute a month. • And the precise time to see bur selection of Accutron watches is right now. Fro.m $95 to $1500. The watches illustrated, )usl $150 each. •we will adjus t to this lo lerance, if ne cessarr. Guaran tee is for one year. Hair 3. Clevel and Ch icago ABA Standing s By United Press International by Jersey East N ew York Ken tuc k y Caro l ina Vi rgmia M emp h is w ' I. 55 29 53 31 47 37 28 56 2 1 63 West pet . g .b 655 631 2 .560 8 ' 33 3 27 .250 34 w. t. pet . g.b . Utah 51 JJ .607 Indiana 46 38 5<18 5 San Antonio <15 39 .536 6 '11 San Diego 37 47 .440 14 Denver 37 47 .440 14 Thursday's results Kentu cky 107 Memph is 105 Ind iana 11 1 Utah 109 Denv er 96 San An t onio 92 on l y games schedul ed Meigs students set hair-a-thon KAY Hou ston Minnesota Edmonton Winnipeg '' van.c ouver Los Ange l es 26 47 1 53 269 325 24 51 0 48 225 326 Thursday's Results Toronto 6 Edmonton 5 Quebe c 9 Los Ange l es 3 New England 3 Cleveland 2 only gam es schedu l ed Friday's games Chicago at Vancouver Houston at Winnipeg Edmonton at Minnesota only game schedu led Friday ' s games Virginia at New York Along with the new creations in hair styling are the hair fashions of the past , which have not disappeared, but simply achieved new variations . Unlike women of the _past, when hair sty ling was JUSt beginning, and decisions were few because Alumni defeated 18-3 So brighten your life with flowers! RACINE - The Tornados scored 12 runs in the first inning on 12 walks, 5 hits and one error on an 1&-3 defeat of their alumni Thursday. After the first inning the game was played on fairly even terms. Pete Sayre went the route for the Tornados and pitched well for his first game' striking out 10while walking no one. He gave up 8 scattered hits. Jim Hubbard was the starter VACUFLO Even h~shands will enjoy vacuummg Pomeroy Flower Shop H1s workshop. FOREMAN & ABBOTT Mrs. M1llard Van Meter Ph. 992-2039 ~ Ph. Ph . 992-5721 ~92 -5321 Middleport EV116 Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS -miD and lose r for the alumni. Southern hitters were Pete Sayre with a double and two singles, David Theiss two singles , Eric Dunning two singles, Jim Riffle a double, and one single each by Mitch Nease, Greg Dunning, Scott Wolfe, Randy Warner, J . F. Young and Brady Huffman ., Leading alumni hitters were Jim Hubbard a double and single, Greg Roush a double. styles were few, the modern woman of today has numerous and varied sty l es from which to choose . She need not have her hair done like her neighbor's unless she so Eagles Jack Bostic, Dennis Hill, Ken Theiss, Larry Wolfe and Hap Davis each a single. Dennie Evans and Larry Wolfe pitched well for the alumni. Southern 12 4 0 0 1 I X Alumn i 0I 0I00I Sayre (wp ), and G. Dunning, Cund;'f (6). Hubbard (lp ), Wolfe(!), J. Fisher (I) , Dennie Evans,(2 ), L. Wolfe (5) and D. Evans and G. Hendricks (2) . (Continued from page 3) singled scoring Mobbs. Sheets, who went four and two-thirds innings giving up six runs on four hits and two walks while striking out one, was replaced by Steve Holter, who went the rest of the way, giving up a run on two hits, and two walks. Holter struck out three. The final Federal Hocking run scored on back to back balks by Holter in the sixth . I DOBSON ON WAIVERS Steve Russell led off with a BRAVES CUT FIVE OAKLAND (UPI) - The walk , followed by a fly out to Oakland A's Thursday placed center, before Guess reached WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. ng · hth an de d p1'tc her Ch uc k safely on an error by Rodney -The Atlanta· Braves Thurs- Dobson on waivers to give him Baker, Eastern rightfielder. day cut from their roster his uncon dit'1ona1 re1ease. Holter then balked, moving the Dobson spen t 1as t season runners to second and third, pitchers Lax Leon, Barry Lersch and Joe Grezenda and Wit· h the A's' Tucson club, which was followed by what the · hi ng w1'Ill a 9-3 record and umpire ruled anolher balk infielders Rod Gilbreath and r·m1s Jinuny Breazeale . 5 a -23 era . when Holter went to his mouth All were sent to the Braves' A spokesman for the team while on the mound. triple-A Richmond affiliate. sa1·d Doh son has been una bl e to Top hitters for the Eagles, · Grezenda, however, was here overcome an opera t Ion to who rebounded from a t&-1 on a conditional basis from the remove bone ch'Ips fr om his shellacking at the hands of New York Yankees and will he arm two years ago. His 1ast Belpre Wednesday night, were offered back to the American year WI'th 111e A's was In • I971 Spencer with two hits in three League club. he he 11 d « d -----------w-•n-•co-ec-teitttilalii1ii,..iiilr•ec•o•r•.• at bats, and 'Eichinger, Blake and Goebel, all with I hit each. l Jarvis led Federal Hocking with two hils, followed by Mobbs with one (his double being the only extra base hit of the day). and Harris and Guess with 0ne safety each. The Eagles, who coach Heines says "are hitting the ball better," take the weekend off before facing the Southern Tornados in the SV AC opener Monday at Eastern. Eas!A!rn 350 040 O-I2 5 3 Fed. Hocking 300 031 0- 7 6 11 - Sheets (WP), Holter 5, and Bowen, Winebrenner, Harris. Harris, Jarvis 4, Calvin 6, and Poston . ' NEW SHIPMENT- - - desires. Let us give your hair beauty and distinction with one of the many new hair styles. CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON 21iE. SE-COND ST. POMEROY. OHIO Seeds - Bird Se,ds -- Oyster Shells and Grit - Fertilizers - Lime Cement & Mortar - Stock Sa1t Water Softener ,- Remedies .• Salt Litters- Vaccine- Roofing- Paints - Red Brand Fencing - Baler and Binder Twine - Sprays - Gates. SUGAR -RUN· M_ILLS Mulberry Ave. 1'92-2115 ,, Pomeroy I Colors: Mink, Navy, Silver, White and Clay MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main St. 992-2164 Pomeroy, 0. THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE& SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS AND GARDENS. BIRTHDAYS ARE SPECIAL SEND HER A BLOOMING PLANT From •4.00 Dudley's Florist ' N. Second St . Middleport , O. I 59 There can · be some changes made II milady visitS a hair-a-thou, 7 a.m. to 12 midnight April 19. It is sponsored by junior and senior cosmetology students of Meigs High SchooL The annual hair-a-thon is designed to offer professional hair styling to the public. There is no charge for the service, but donations will be accepted and will go Into a scholarship fund to send a graduate student of the cosmetology department to an advanced hair styling schooL The scholarship is given by the department in the hope of encouraging all beauty operators to see the need lor continual education to keep up on the changes which occur every year. . Students in the hair-a-thou will be working under supervision of Mi's. Mary Powell aud Mrs. Polly Hysell, ln•lruclors. 9'12-1606 MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT INSURANCE Enrollment Open Here MEMO OF APPRECIATION YOU MUST BE ON MEDICARE Senior citizens here have an opportunity to enroll in a unique hosptfal and e>dended care program wh i ch supplements Medi,c are to pay the ever increasing med ica l expenses AvailableToS100A Day For Hospital Expenses 365 Days After Medicare have. Even coyers CANCER. ARTHRITIS, .HEART COND ITION. DIABETES or any other 'llness . ALL ACCIDENTS COVERED Benefit Effective On Enrollment Date NO WAITING PERIODS The past 24 years of our ownership of the Gibbs Grocery in Pomeroy have been enjoyable and interesting. We are appreciative for the pleasant store:customer relationships · developed and maintained and. to our employes, past and present, for thetr assistance. We have watched with pleasure the children of the Sugar Run area grow up and go out into the world. to 'accomplish their goals. Our two sons, Bill and Jeff, were among them and you helped educate them. Th"nk you W. A. (Dude) and Sarah Gibbs You do not pay extra regardless of age o r condition . Guaranteed renewable for life, can never be can celled by company . Licensed by the State of Ohlo . Good in any state licensed hospital or extended care facility . Pays in addition to any coverage you now have . All benefits paid to you. In Oh io is underwritten by Capitol Insurance Co. of Ohio. CLIP AND MAIL TODAY FOR FREE FACTS, MAIL TO' SENIOR CITIZE,N SERVICE AGENCY 8514 N. Main st: Oayton. Ohio 454 t5 --------------------------!. rt Would Like Additional Information Pomeroy-Middleport I I About Medicare Supplement J t Understand There Is No Obligation I I INAME I 1CITY 1 ~~~E I I I I I ADDRESS I I . I HIS AGE I I I WIFE'S AGE l------------------·------.J· '' The open meeting of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners was announced and several indica!A!d 'that they will attend. Read at the meeting was a letter from Mrs. Aaron Kelton, Region II director, armouncing the April27 regional'meeting to take place at cArthur. Mrs . Grimm, president, opened the meeting with a though! on "The High Cost of Hurrying." The club poem was read by Mrs. Kuhn, and the club prayer was given by Mrs .• Morris. Mrs. Simpson gave the thought for the month, with Mrs . Cross reading, "Don't Let Me Take it for Granted." Devotions by Mrs. James Diehl were on Spring with readings including "The Awakening of the Earth, "Charm of Easter" and " A Letter of Thoughts." For roll call , members named the flower in their garden they like best. The program by Mrs. Carpen!A!r was on the fundamentals of flower arranging and how to preserve cut flowers for arranging . Questions and suggestions on the right and wrong ways of arranging were reviewed. Mrs. Kuhn showed a spring arrangement using daffodils, 'spirea , and sansivera. Mrs. Ben Philson will host the April meeting with Mrs. Ralph Webb to give devotions. Mrs. Cora Beegle, past president of :the Twin City 'Shrinettes, has heen appointed as court representative for the year, 1974 by Joan Agnew, grand high priestess. Announc~ment · of her appointmenl was made Thursday night at a meeting of the Shrinettes at the home of Mrs. ll!nrie Hawkins . Mrs. Bonnie Miller presided at the meeting with Mrs. Jean L. Moore giving devotions . Plans were made for a rummage sale to be held in the near ·~ future..' The spring cefemonial of Thea Court was announced for May 4 in Columbus. .. During the social hour the birthday of Miss Shirley Beegle was celebrated . Refreshments were served by the hostess . Others attending were Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. Mary Bowen, Mrs. Evelyn Leach, Mrs. Erma Yoho, Mrs. Ruth Swisher, Mrs . Shirley Spires, Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell, Mrs. Bonnie Miller, Mrs. Beulah Ewing, and Mrs. Emma K. Cla !worthy. b CtU Daffodils New Me on sale has meeting Evelyn Well was crowned queen for losing three pounds at the Tuesday night meeting of the New Me Club at the home of Ruth Putnam. There were 15 members in attendance and approval for the purchase of a new set of scales was given. A birthday party was held for Flossie Maxium with gifts being presented to her. Welcomed into the club membership were Glenda Hunt, Sharon Hill and Cathy McDaniel. Others interested in joining may contact Ruth Putnam, 667-3396, or Marlene Putnam, 3784i341. socia_l _.,._._.~_f.:_·' i I Calendad Party honors Fred Larkins Meigs 4-H Club News ' Star-filled cast on Ch 3 l Daffodils will be sold on the streets of Middleport, Racine and Letart Saturday with proceeds to go into the 1974 Cancer Crusade fund. Sellin{, in Middleport will he members of Middleport Cadette Girl Scout Troop whil• in Racine and Letart the daffodils will be '-'IOld by members of the Racine American Legion Post 602 Ladies Auxiliary . The sale in all three places will begin about 9:30 a.m. and continue until the supply of daffodils is gone . In Pomeroy, the daffodil sale ·~sml88ll:illXill?ill'?8i~s:···:~··:-·:;:'.'k;.·' ·.·;· •·· is being conduc!A!d by phone since another organization had already received the per.•.. ,~.. mission of village officials to solicit on the street. The telephone sale is beint corrducted by Bethel 62, International Order of Job's FRIDAY Daughters. FULL Gospel Crusade at Meigs Junior High School, Middleport, March 29 through 31 at 7:30p .m. nightly. Chester Estep and H. D. Cook evangelists. Sunday service at 2 p.m. Special singing by Sunny Lee Singers and Gospel Tones and others. Public is invited to attend. LONG BOTTOM - A dinner WATCHMAN Singing Group party was held Sunday Iron, Kentucky Christian honoring Fred Larkins, Long College will hold weekend Bottom, in observance of his revival at Rutland Church of 76th birthday anniversary . A Christ from March 29 through . cake baked by Mrs. Grace 31 , 7:30 p.m. nightly. Special Stout was served with the singing and preaching by dinner . Evangelist David Lucas . Attendm g were all of his Sunday services at 10:30 a.m., children and his grandchildren 2 p.m . and 7:30p.m. The public including Mr . and Mrs . is invited to attend. Howard Larkins, Cheryl and SATURDAY AUDITORIUM SALE, Brent, Portland ; Mrs. Norman Salisbury Elementary School, Weber and Vida, Tuppers 9 to 3 p.m. Clothing, toys and Plains; Mrs . Donna Bogard games, household items, some and Scottie, Long Bottom ; Mr. furniture, miscellaneous and Mrs. Raymond Larkins items. Sponsored by the and Kathy, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. D~vid Dailey and Salisbury PTA. BAKE SALE, Pomeroy Rae Lynn, Long Bottom; Mr. Elementary School, 10 a.m. to 4 and Mrs. Terry Proffitt, Portp.m. at the Kroger Store, Main land; Mr. and Mrs. Charles St., Pomeroy , Sponsored by the Weber and Jimmy, Tuppers Plains, Keith Weber, Pomeroy, Pomeroy PTA . CAR WASH at Bailey's and the honored guest's wife, Ashland, Tuppers Plains, 9 Mrs. Ruth Larkins. a.m . to 7 p.m. sponsored by senior class at Easrern High School. RACINE Chap!A!r 134 OES meeting B p.m. at the temple for initiation of two candida res. Officers are asked to wear The Swingers 4-H Club met evening gowns. March 25 at the home of SIGN-UP Saturday at Syracuse Municipal Fire Madgle Smith, advisor, with Station for boys in!A!rested in seven members and two adplaying little league ball from visors present. The members Syracuse-Minersville area be- taking cooking projects made a relish plate as part of the tween 9 a.m. and 12 noon. project lesson. Other members SUNDAY showed different types of FALLS CITY fast pitch softball team ·at 2 p.m. at material and patterns. John Smith gave a demonSyracuse Municipal park for stration on 11Smiles and Good organization . All interested Teeth." Refreshments were persons urged to attend. served by Diane Smith. The POMEROY High School next meeting will be April 1 at Class of 1934, 2 p.m. at Drew the home of Mrs. Smith. Webster Post 39, American Legion Home, Pomeroy, to Laura Smith . discuss plans for marking 40th anniversary. MEN OF Sacred Heart Church Parish will meet at 6 p.m. at the church . Refreshments. MARY Shrine 37, White Shrine of Jerusalem, 2 p.m. at the !OOF hall for practice. MONDAY REVIVAL at Mount Moriah Church of God beginning Monday, 7:30 each evening with the Rev. Ralph Woods as evangelist. The Rev. Donald Combs, pastor, invi!A!s the public. MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, 8 p.m. home of Mrs. M. L. French. Mrs. E. 0. Tewksbary and Mrs. M. C. Wilson, cohos!A!sses. Pays in extended care facilities . Here is a list of some of the features, no one too old. NO HEALTH REQUIREMENTS, protects you for any condition you WESTERN HATS All Sizes Many Styles Mrs. Beegle appointed ·Beautification will continue Make you . grad glad keeps this course honest is club NEW ORLEANS (UP!) selection for the big greens. It's Rod Curl doesn't believe in a good members' course." saying "break a leg" when you A total of 67 professionals want something to go well. brought Lakewood to its He just comes out and says figurative knees in Thursday's how he feels. Uke Thursday, alter the first first round, all scoring sub-par round of the Greater New rounds. That's abnost half of Orleans Open when he enjoyed the 150-man field under par. Jack Nicklaus and Miller his second successive round on the Lakewood Country Club Barber set the pace with sixCourse without a bogey, Curl under-par 66s. curl was clussaid, "! feel I can't hardly !A!red in a group of seven at 67. Others were Bruce Crampton, make a bogey here." Lee Trevino, Tom Watson, Now that's what you call George Archer, Larry Hinson asking for bad fortune . But Curl, who won the in- and Jim Simons. Crampton probably had the dividual event in Wednesday's most unusual round Thursday. Pro-Am with a 65 and shot 67 in He made eight birdies, but a the first round, is brimming triple-bogey on No. 14 kept him with confidence. from having an extraordinary ' 'The reason I feel that way is round . I can chip," he said. "My game . "I could've easily had a 60," is chipping and putting and, if you miss a green on this ~id Crampton. "Except for course, you usually have an when the wind blew, the course easy chip. The only thing that was about as easy as you could ever hope for." The tournament was held up one hour, 26 minutes at the wtiA St•nd;ngs start because of fog. By United Press International Nicklaus had three suc~~i~ t . pts gf ga cessive birdies twice in a near· New Eng land 42 30 l 88 287 254 perfect round. He dropped 25 Toronto 38 36, so 293 265 and 35-foot putts on Nos. 2 and · til 5-:-The Da,ily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., March 29, 1974 18hits. Sprinter Herb WashingReds 8 Tigers 1 The Big Red machine flexed ton made his pinch-running its muscles - three rbi's by debut: a success -he drew a Merv Rettenmund on a single balk and scored from second on and dooble and,solil homers by a single . Johnny· Bench· and George Foster. Mickey Lolich took the pounding and only a homer-by Willie Horton prevented a shutout. Clay Kirby gave up that one run in seven frames . Indians 11 A's 3 Ex-A Dave Duncan started his old mates' downfall with a three-run flrst-inning homer . Charlie Spikes added a tw<>-111n homer later as the Indians whacked the world champs for SALE PLANNED A rummage sale will be held in the basement of the Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church, April 5. Most items · wiU be 10 cents or all you can put in a large bag for iiO cents . Exceptionally good bargains . Fairview News-Notes Feelings EASTER DRESS-UPS flllldly ifll" ,,,. , , . ,, ; , ,,,. GREAT SPRING SELECTION e Suits • Sport Coats Begin th is spring with a brand new you in our expertly -:ailored sportcoats and suit s' We' ve just r eceived a fantastic selec tion of fin e-qual ity custom -l,ailored suits and sporlco ut s in th e newest fabri cs and sha des. See your s l oday! BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. Rart Spanish Trtasurts Knits for Menswear . .. at unbelievably low prices! '\f handsome oak finish tables . . . all wit-h by "Heller" MIOOLEPOIIT OHIO P.S. LOVELY MATCH-MATES FOR EASTER! 60 INCH COCKTAIL TABLE A table yo u'l l treasure forever. A1ch, orn ate ca rv ings, with storage space and conve ni ent shelf bot1om. Fan tas tic at this p nce! SQUARE COMMODE YORKTOWNE STONEWARE A collection of authentic 19th century reproductions. A handsome, rom antic des ign with lots or room msl de 1he convcn1ent, and bea ul1fully ca rve d doors. At this miceta ke two! Your Choice 59 HEXAGONAL COMMODE An elegant touch f:tr you r room-pe rfect for a lamp or obje t d'arl. Storage space ms1de. So much beauty for so l itt le ' EAQi When Words Are Hard to Find. VASES BASKETS SPRAYS A star-studded lineup of nearly 100 nationally known . entertainers will take·part in the annual Easter Sea l Telethon to he viewed locally on WSAZ-TV (Charmel3) from 11 p.m. Saturday to 7 p.m. Sunday and an estima ted 20 million additional viewers. Hundreds of local volunteers are assisting in the mammoth project which will originate in Hollywood and have satellite operations ln dozens of communities across lhe country . Ohio counties participating include Athens, Gal\ia, Jackson, Lawre nce, Pike, Meigs, Scioto, Vinton, and Washington . Mike Douglas will ser ve as master of ceremonies, assisted by Peter Falk , star of the " Colombo" TV series. Falk 1s 1974 National Easter Sea-l chairman. The telethon will ,:aise funds to help provide rehabilitation services for the handicapped. It is bei ng sponsored by the National Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Inc. National Easter Seal child Tammy Bryant will appear and filmed inserts during !he show will highlight rehabilitation services offered at Easter Seal centers throughout the country . Members of Phi Delta Theta national fraternity will assist in the operation of the show. Last year's telethon raised $1.3 million nationally for the By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr . and Mrs . Herbert Sayre are vacationing in Florida . Mr. SERVICE SET and Mrs. David Sayre are LONG BOTTOM - Church staying at the Sayre home services will be held at the during their absence. Long Bottom United Melllodisl Mr . and Mrs . Jim Hupp and Church April1 through 6 at 7: 30 sons spent Sunday with the nightly . The Rev, Clay Sloan latter's parents, Mr . and Mrs. from Calvary Community Henry Stewart, at Point Church, Belpre , will be tlJC evangelist. The Rev. Slandief Pleasant. Over the weekend guests of Bran dum is the pastor . TI1e Mr. and Mrs . Charles Lawson public is invited to attend . were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller of Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parsons and sons, Mr. and CLUB TO MEET Mrs. Robert Lawson and The Pomeroy Garden Club children, Mr . and Mrs. Edward will meet at 7:30p.m. Monday Lawson and baby, Mr. and at the home of Mrs. Roy BetMrs. Harold Lawson and C. J . zing. Roll call will be naming a of Letart, W. Va. flowering shrub from which a Mrs. Ronald Russell and member would be willin g to children, Mandy and Mike, of share a slip , sprouting or Ft . Meade, Md., brought her cutting with another member . parenls-in-law , the Robert Russells, to their home Sunday at Wol!pen and will spend two Cook's Dilemma weeks with her parents, Mr . Housewives in Puno, Peru . and Mrs. Russell Roush and cook three-minute eggs for family . six minutes because of lhe city's altitude of 12,506 feet. The oxy~en-thin air in th e city bes1de Lake Titicaca HOSTS GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marsh, robs automobile en gmes of 30 per cent of their raled Cincinnati, were weekend horsepower . guests of Miss Frieda Faehnle, Middleport. SYMPATHY Fl.O'IfERS Express for Easter Seal telethon $7.50 , $10.00: $12.50 Dudley's Florist 59 N. Second St. Middleport, 0. As are all Pfaltzgraff products, Yorktowne Stoneware is ovenproof, dishwasher safe and chip r~sistant . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MILL ST. Mlr;>DLEPORT, 0. INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS 992:2_635 MIDDLEPORT '. 95 �I 6 - The Datly Sen• me l Mtddlepm 1 Pume1 O) • hu p m ST POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W Per pasto r Roy Ma ye Su day schoo sup C t1ur c h schoo 9 ::J <1 wor sh p se r v c:e 0 ?J Cl Y outh cho et ear sa M an day 3 30 p n tc d rec o ot Ma v Sk n ne se n or cho r e h eor~ a 7 30 p n t u sda; w h '\~ s Pilu l N eilse d r ec tor POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Co ne r Un o and M u l be r y R ev •C lyd e V Hende so n p aso : sunday sc llOol 9 30 am G en Mc C lung sup t mo rn ng wo rs h p 10 30 a m even nq se rv ce 7 J O d wee k se 1 v ce W e dn esday 7 30 p m GRACE EPIS C OPAL The Rev Ha o d Del" e o Chur ch se rv ces 0 30 a m Ho y co l n u on f rs f Su da y of mon h c h u r c h sc oo l 0 30 a m for nu r se r y throuq h ' 2 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST John F Ams 1u l paso B b esc hoo t 9 JOa m wo s h p 0 30 a du v ors h p serv ce an d younq p eop e s me e t ng bo th 7 JO p n Comb ned B bl e s udy and pray e mee t ng Wed nes day 7 JO p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ra y L./~ 1/ n ng off cer n c harg e Su nd a y 10 am Ho ness mee Tnq 10 30 am Sunday Sc hoo You ng Peopl es Leg on 7 p m Thu sd a y 1 To 3 p m Lad es Home Leaq ue 7 P ep c la ss es Cor ne r PAUL LUTH ERAN Seco nd a n d Syca n o e Po m e roy The Rev v.. 1 an M dd ewo rth pastor Sund " Y Sc hool 9 30 an ch u c h serv ces 10 30 am SACRED H EART Rev Fa h er Be rnard K a c ov c p as or Ph one 9 92 28 25 Sa tu rday eve g Ma ss l 30 p m Sunda y M as '> B a nd 10 a m Co nf ess ons Sa urd a y 7 7 30 p m POMEROY F RST BAP TIST Rob er K uh n pastor W I am Watson Suf'1da y schoo l sup Sun d a y Sc hOo 9 30 am BYF 6 pn Bb e study We dn es d ay 7 p m c ho r pr att ce Wedn es day 8 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HO L INESS CHURCH Ha rr so n v e Re v 0 De ll !VI an e y Pas o Hen y Eb l n $unday Sc hoo Su p! Sunday Sc hoo 9 30 am Ev en ng worsh p 7 30 1 n Pra ye and P a se se r v ce Th ur sday 7 30 pm NEASE SETl"L.EMEN T CHAPEL Non de no m nat ona Geo r qe S 0 ler Pa slo Sun day Sc hool 10 a m Worsh p Se v ce 1 a m Sund a y n ghl se rv ce s 7 30 p m Wednesday Prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Everyone we lcom e POMEROY WESTSIDE CHUR CH OF CHRIST 200 W Mil n sf Lo en T S ephens Sts Carpenter News, Event M1 and Mr< Earl SL<u ke} and the 1 guest Mrs E lma : Vernon \ s1ted Mrs I tzz le • McCumb er a t the Wells ton : Nursmg Home called on Mrs , Blan che G orb~ Jhe Pla ms 1 and spent some t1m e WJth M1s ! Fe n Rad c liff In Ru 11 and ~ dunn g M1 s Vernon s VLSJt 1 he re Her son and d IUg hter tn '• L:w. M1 a nd M1 s Juhn Ve1 non of N e ~ I exmgton spent a d~ : here and were gues ts of the , Sta1 kevs a nd she r e turned home w1th the m I he B tsy Bee Suc tet} of the : Carpenter Baptts t Churc h me t • y, 1th Mrs Bub I tch Mrs Rex Che ad le gave de,ol\on s Others pre sent \\ e re Ida Cl eadle Me ti<J Fisher F1 eda Smith Emma 'Vhlttm g ton V l v tan Gas tun lynn Me Whorter and Hes ter P eck Mr and Mrs 0\\-ame l or dttn Ke1th and Sarah Fave were bu s ne~s VI Sitors a t Chtlltcothe Wa s lungton C H and Wtlmtngton one da) the past \\eek Mr and Mt s Carl Greenlees and g t anddaugllte t R tlla Rhoades vtstted 1elatlvcs In the Manettd area mcludmg Mr and Mrs Donald Sm tih Be lpre Dean Greenlees of F lemtng and Mr and Mrs Ct ester Green lees Barlow They a lso called on thetr daughtet Rose Hooper and daug hters of Athens enroute Th e Untied Methodtst Women s group of the Temple Church held a shower fur Mrs Helen Queen who lost her belongmgs and home tn a ftre recent!) when they he ld thetr Mw c h meetmg at the new mobtle home of Mr.. Kay Whtte Wolfe The de\ollons for the e\emng were given by E lizabeth Jordan who read scnptu re poems and an qrt1cle on the toptc Your Age 1s a Sput tual Tl tng Guests m eluded Ka} Wlife the hostess Helen Queen Hazel Cul\\ ell and Debbte and La ura Mtller Members present were Lucy Thoma s Pa uline Comer Lea h Crabtre e Betty Mattox Wes t\lla CI a btrec Elizabeth J ordan Gnldte Gillogly Rose Mary Mtller a nd Murl Ga lawa) Mr and Mrs Wil h a m Chead le and Mrs Mella Ftsher ~ere guests of Mr and Mrs Bub Hamson at Stouts\ tile Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan lialltpohs spent a day here \ ts tlmg thetr parents Mr and Mrs Clinton Gt lkev and Tad of Alban~ an d Mt and Mrs Menda l Jordan local They abo ca lled on Ius brother a nd sister 1n law Mr and Mrs D\\a tne Jordan a nd famtl} Gues ts of Mr a nd Mrs Gram 11le I yons v.ere Mr and M1 s Bill lyons of Lancaster and Mr a nd Mrs Dewey Wa lke r Vu ton Mrs Gertrude Marcum of Alban) ha s been s pendmg a fe~ days wtth them a lso Mr a nd Mrs Gordon Perry and Tro} have 1eturned from a 'tst t "tlh Sgt a nd Mrs Bert Chns t tan a nd Catnna al Cla rk sb urg Tenn Enroute home th ey ca lled on hts mot her "'!rs Doroth) Perry m a Cha r les ton W Va hosptU!l Apple Grove News, Events By Mrs Herbert Roush Mr and M1 s Jeff Donohew of Belpre spent the weekend wtlh Mr and Mrs Roy Dono hew Mr and Mrs Gloeckner we nt to Huntington recc ntlv to \o JSJt MJ and Mr s J erry Sander and Mr and Mrs Roger Stzenwre Mr a nd Mrs Wa yne Wuson spent Stmda) evemn g wtth \1rs Erma W !son Mrs Ruth Cheers and son and Mrs Cl ee rs father Alonzo !\ orrts of Ptqua Mr and Mrs Paol Da\tS Mr a nd Mrs Mark McC ullou gh of Pa1 ke1 sbur g \~ e re Sunda} g Jests of Mr and Mts Erwm Gloe ck1 er an d Mrs Ada Norr s Barbara Cha pman 'tstted Saturdt~\ \\ th M1 and Mrs ll1yd Nurr s Mrs F:u a W lfe an d Aa r on Mrs Flu\d T\ mn s were at the F 1glesong F une ral Hom e lu esdav l pa ;, res pect to thetr c u sm Mrs I la Mormng :\o1rs Doroth} J ohnson en ter ta tned ~ttl a ltrthda) pa rty Sur dav 1n h n r of Ruber t Sm1th S1 and Jern J hns( n J r "h o \\ ere celeb! a t r g h r th da )s \ ttendmg \\ er e Mr on 1 Mr s J er r y J ohn son M1 s Emn1 a J ohnson Mr and Mrs Rober t Sm1th Sr Mrs Marttn Cunr mgham and th e fou Johnson cluldren B II Wh; e/er left Monda} to b( g1n ! Js stu li es a t Oh10 Sla te Unn Cl s ty aft er s pe ndm g a s pr n1 \ Olal un \Hth hJ S par e nls M1 and Mrs Alex Wheelr1 Mt 11d M1 s Cha rles Mtc had a 1[/ htlch e n Chu ck Becky 1 od J oe/) Mr " nd Mrs Herbert Roush Mrs Iva Orr Y.CI (' dmner guests Sunda} or Mt mil Mrs Roger Roush I I e lm tlt d I} of Bec k\ M1 h H'ls \\iJ S cd eb1 ?tP:l Wolfpen News, Notes Mr and Mrs Samuel Hart and famii) of Spnngfte ld were \\eekend v1s1tors of Mr and M1s Cla tr Gtles and famtl} Mr a nd Mrs Robert Russell and Mrs E thel Clark vtstted wt th Mr and Mrs Ronald Russell and famtly of Fort Mead Md Mrs Roome Russell and famt l} ac compamcd them home Mr and Mrs Harold Gtllogly and famtly of Albany were Sundav vtsttors of Mr a nd Mt s I mcoln Russell Mr and Mrs Frank Sarver Johnme a nd Eddte of Brtdgeman Mtch Mtss Patncta Thoma of Loutsvtlle Ky Mr and Mrs Larry Barr and famtl) of Rutland a nd Mr and Mrs Harle} T Johnson were Sunday dmner guests of Mr a nd Mrs Howard Thoma Mr Rober t Young local vtst ted Sunda\ w rh Mr and Mrs How a rd Russell Sund a v dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Paol McElroy were \ 1r a nd Mrs Btll McElroy J <ff a nd 10€) Mr and Mrs ( a rl Mc E lroy of Columbus Mrs Woods of Wtlkesvtlle and Mrs Leo Davidson Donna 1\tlma Annabel and Adell loca l Mr and Mrs Btll McElroy and s ms VISited With her parenl'i Mr a nd Mrs Vernun B ng anti famt l} MT and M r~ J ohn D Jwns s pe tt Sund" ~ 1 th hts pa re nts Mr a nd M s J hn Drm ns of Glous ter Debbie Balle.., v.cJ" tt Sunday \ ermght g u ~st f r arrnel Mot pi y Mr a nd Mrs Hober t Mur pi)' Debbte of Mtddleport \'. ere Sunday VISitOrs of Mr and M1 s J R Murphy and fanu h evange l s phon e 992 785 6 C on se rv a l v e non ns trumen ta) Sunday wor 5h1p 10 a B bte st udy t I a m wors h p 6 p m Wedn esdtly B bl e study 7 p m MIDWAY COMM UNIT Y ( l on C HUR CH denom nat on a ) Lang s v te Dexter Road the Rev Wo r ley Ha ey pa stor SI.Jnday sc hool 10 a n ev en ng wor sh p 7 30 p m Prayer n eet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m youth group Fr day 7 30 p m SEVENTH DA Y AD VENTIST Lo cated on Mu lberry He ght s near Veteran s Memo r a t Hos p Ia Pomeroy Pastor He rb e rt Morgan Sabb a lh Sc hoo eve ry Saturday a t 2 p m and worsh p serv ce fo llow ng at 3 I S p m Op en B1b e d scuss on each Thursd a y at 7 30 p m a t he chu r c h Th e F e ndly Church GRAHAM UNIT ED METHODI ST Prea c h ng 9 30 a m f rs and second Sundays of ea ch mon h h rd and fourth 5LJndays ea c 1 month worsh p se r v ce a t 7 30 p m Wednesday even ngs at 7 30 Prayer and 8 ble Stud y F RST SOU TH ER N BAP TI ST - 78 2 MI.J iberry Av e Pom e oy aft ilted w th SB C ne Rev Fred H I pasta Troy Zw I ng Sunday ::, I.Jnday schOO schoo sup 9 :10 a n norn ng worsh p 10 30 Sunday evange l st c mee t ng 7 30 p m P ayer mee ng Wedne sda y 7 J O p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner Fourth and Man M dd lepor t Re11 Henry Key Jr pastor Sunday SchOO l 9 30 a m Mrs Erv n Baumgard ner supt Morn ng w9rsh p 0 45 am JEHOVAH S WITNESSES La rry Carnahan pr es d ng m n ster Sunday B ble ec ture 9 30 am Wa ch tower Tuesday study 10 30 am B ble study 7 30 p m Thurs day m n s tr y schoo 7 30 pm se v ce meet ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH ot Chn st n Chn sl an Un onlawr e n ce Mantey pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Schoo l Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Even ng worsh p 7 30 Wednesday prayer .. mee t ng 7 JO p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Racme Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy pastor Su nd ay schoo 9 45 a m morn ng worsh p 11 am even mg worsh p 7 JO p m Prayer mee t ng Tu esday 7 30 p m Young peopl es meet ng 7 30 p m Thur sda y RUTLAND CHURCH OF Bertha K ngre y GOD subst tute pa s tor Sunday Schoo 10 a m worSh iP serv ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Nea r Long Bot tom Est 1 Ha rt pastor Roy Brown ass 1stant pastor Sunday schOo l 10 a m Chu rch 7 JO p m eac h Sunday evenmg pr ayer meet ng 7 30 P m Thursday NIIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL Th rd Ave th e Rev w 11 1am Kn tte l pastor Ron ald Dugan Sunday Sc hool Supt Classes for all ages even ng serv ce 7 30 p m B bl e study Wednesday 7 30 p m youth ser11 ces Fr day 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum M d dleport Noe l Herrman pastor Satu rday even 1ng serv 1ce 7 p m Sunday sc hool 10 a m Su nday eve n ng worsh p 7 p m MIDDlEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corn er S )(t h and Pamer the Rev Steve Skaggs pastor Danny Thomp son Sun d ay Schoo su pt WMPO r a d o program 7 45 a m Sun day school 9 15 am mornmg worsh p 10 15 am Yo uth a ct v t 1es and fe llowsh p for JUn or and sen or h gh stud ent s 6 p m B ble st udy 7 JO p m M d wee k prayer ser v ce Wednesday 7 JO p m CHURCH OF CHRIST Middleport 5th and Man George Glaze m n ster Ja mes Sheets super mtendent B1ble school 9 30 a m mornmg wor sh p 10 30 a m even ng worsh p 7 JO p m prayer serv ce 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Thoma s E Weaver pastor Floyd Carson Sunday school super ntendent Sun<*By school morn 1ng worsh p 9 30 am 10 30 Sunday evange l SIIC meet ng 7 pm prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave Middleport lesley G Ho lt pastor Sunday school 10 a m worsh p se r v ce II am worsh 1p serv ce 7 JO p m Sunday Wednesday n ght prayer se rv ce 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERtAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Dw ght l Zav tz Pastor D1rector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Mrs Homer l ee SJ,Jpt Mornmg WorshiP 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT - Sunday Church Schoo l 9 30 a m John Morn ng F Fultz Supt Worsh iP 10 30 am SYRACUSE Morn ng Wor s h p 9 a m Sunday Church School 10 a m Mr s Sampson Hall Supt MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHOD IST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner D.reclor POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE HICks Rev D Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER - Worsh p 9 IS a m Church Sc hool 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worsh p 9 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worship ll a m Church Sc hool 10 a m POMEROY Wor s h p 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 am UMYF 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Worship 10 a m Chu rch Schoo l 9 a m UM YF li 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH - Worsh p 10 30 a m Church Sc hool 9 30 a m UM YF 7 pm RUTLAND Worsh p 9 15 ~ m Church Schoo l 10 am UM YF7pm SALEM CENTER - Wor St:l p 9 a m Ch urch School 10 am UM YF Tt1ursday 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev R1chard E Jarv1 s ASBURY - Worsh p 11 a m Ch urch Schoo l 9 50 a m wscs 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh p 9 a m Church Schoo l 10 a m WSC S 3r.d Wednesday 7 30 pm MINERSVIllE Worsh p 10 a m Church Schoo l 9 a m WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m SY~ACUSE Chur ch worsh p Schoo) 9 30 a m serv ce 7 30 p m SO UTHERN ClUSTER Rev Steven Wil so n Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard Stuve ley BETHANY (Dorcas) WorShiP 9 30 am Church School 10 30 a m CARMEL - Worsh p 11 am 1st and 3rd Sundays Church Sthool 10 a m APPLE GROVE - WorshiP 7 30 p m f rst and th1rd Sun day s Chur c h sc hool 9 30 a m pray er meel ng l r s t Wedn es Oay 7 30 p m EAST LETART Wor Ship 7 30 p m second a 1d fourth Sunday s church sc hool 9 JO a m pray er meel ng th rd Wednesday 7 30 p m GREAT BENO Wors h p 11 am 1nd and 41h Su 1days Church Sc hOo 10 a m LETART FA LL S Wor sh p Oa m ChLJr ch set oo l 9 am B ble study 7 30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR Wo sh p 9 30 a m Chur ch School 10 30 a m M d Week Se r v c e Wedne sday 8 p m MOR SE CHAPEL Wor sh p I I a m s t and Jrd Sundays Chur ch Sc hool 10 am PORTLANO Wo Sh 1p 7 30 p m Church Sc hoo 9 30 a m SUTTO N Wo Sh p 11 am ind and 4tt1 Sunday s Chur ch Sc hool 10 a m WESLEYAN (Rae nel Worsh p 1 am Chur c h School 10 a m NORTHEAST CL USTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Wor sh p 10 am Churc h Schoo l 9 am Pray er Meet ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Churc h serv ces 9 am Sunday Schoo l 9 45 am B bl e Study every Thur sday 7 JO p m NORTH BETHEL W'or sh p 1 a m Churc h Sc hoo 0 am AlFRED Sund.lY school 9 45 a m ea c h Sunday preach ng at 11 a m each Sunday Prayer meet ng 7 45 p m Wednesday WSC S 8 p m on th rd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE Sunday sc hool 9 30 prea ch ng 7 30 p m Sunday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 f rst Thursday each mon th SILVER RIDGE Worsh p 10 am Chu r ch Schoo l 9 am TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh p 9 a m Chur c h Sch ool 10 am KENO CHURCH OF CHR IS T Geo ge Freder ck supt 'erv 1ce week y 9 30 am on Sunday P each ng f1rst and th rd Su nd ays of month by C fford Sm 1th 9 JO am HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Dar re l Dodd r II pastor Sunda y School 9 30 a m Leonard G Imore f r st eld er even ng se r v ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Racme Ro ute 2 The Rev Char les Hand pastor Sund ay school 9 45 a m morn ng worsh p 11 am Even ng serv ces Tuesday and Frday730 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST B ble Study 9 JO am morn ng worsh p 0 30 a hl even ng worsh p 6 30 p m Wednesday B ble Stu dy 7 JO p m MT OliVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday Sc hoo l 10 am w th W lia rd P gall su pt Evangel st c message each Sunday even ng 7 30 p m by Elder Ru sse ll CJ ne mm ste r of th e Apos to l c Fa th B ble Study Wednesday 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH Sund ay sc hool serv ce 10 a m Prayer meet ng Thur sday 7 p m Sunday even ng serv 1ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr sonv li e Road R ck Morr son pastor Steven Sund ay sc hoo supt Stan ley Sunday sc hool 9 30 am morn ng wor sh p and commun on 10 30 am Sunday even 1n g youth Chr st 1an En dea ... or 6 JO p m worsh p serv ce Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng prayer mee ng and 8 ble study 7 30 p m ST JOHN lUTHERAN Pme Grove the Rev ArttJur Comb s pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m church se rv ces 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST B1b e School 9 30 a m mo rn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Sund ay evenmg Worsh p Se rv 1ce 7 JO p m cho r pracl ce Sunda y and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer me et ng and B bte Study Wedne sday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Fr eeland Norr1 s pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church serv ce 7 p m Wednesday B1ble St udy 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Schoo l 9 JO a m Mornmg Worsh 1p 10 30 am Even ng Worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday M1d week ServiCe Sunday Sc hool Supenntend en t Gerald We ll s Pastor Rev Morr s M Wolfe RAl.;lNE FIRST BAPTIST Walter Fl B kac san pas tor Ronne Salser S S Sup t Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornmg Worsh p 10 45 am Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng B ble Study a p m DANVIllE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon Glasure pasto r Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m youth and jun 1or youth serviC e 6 45 p m evening worsh p 7 30 p m prayer and pra se Wednesday 7 30 o rn SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ra lph Dean pastor Sund a y Sc hool 10 a m Leon M ller su pt Even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Pray er me et ng Thursday 7 30 p m CftESTElr CHURCH OF GOD Rev Jame s Sa t terf1 e ld pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m worsh p serv ce 11 even ng se rv ce 7 a m prayer serv 1ce and youth serv ce Wednesday 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Robert E Musser pastor Sunday School 9 JO a m Robert Bobo s upt nornmg worsh p 10 30 Sunday even ng serv1ce 7 30 M1d week se rv ce Wednesda y 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Lar more pas tor Bob Moore Su nday Sc hool Su pt Sunday School classes for all age s 9 30 am morn ng worsh p 10 4S NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m evangel st 1c se rv1ce Sunday 7 30 p m M1d we ek prayer m ee t ng Wednesday 7 JO p m MISS IOnary meet mg second Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Robert Sm 1th pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m class leader Leo H1l l worshiP serv ce 10 JO a m church 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETH REN IN CHRIST- Elden R Blake pastor Sunday Schoo l 10 a m Howa rd McCoy s upt Mornmg sermon 11 a Sunday n ght serv ces m Chr st an Endeaver 7 30 p So ng serv ce a p m m Preachmg 8 30 p m M1d week Prayer meet ng Wed nesday 7 p m Ray Ad a m s lay leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - located ar Rutland on New L ma Road next to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robe rt Musser Sunday Sc hool su pt Sunday school 10 30 a m worsh p 7 30 p m B1ble study Wed nesday 7 JO p m Saturday n 1gh t prayer serv 1ce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CH~JSTIAN - Roger Wa tson pastor Ray Whaley supr Morn ing worsh p 9 30 am chur ch school 10 30 a m young peoples meet ng 6 30 Pm even ng worsh p 7 30 P m B ~ l e study Wednesday 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec I Cox pas tor Sunday Sc ho o s upt Joe Sayre Sunday sc hoo l 9 45 a m Su1 day even ng wor sh1p 7 30 Wednesday pray er and B1ble s tudy 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugen e Underwood pas tor Howard Caldw el Jr Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Morn ng Sermon 10 30 a m Sunday even ng se rv 1ce 7 p m lETART FALLS UNIT E D BRETHREN - Rev Fre eland Norr s pa s tor F loyd Norr s supt Sunday school 9 30 am morn ng ser mon 10 30 am Prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 Television Log FRIDAY MAR(>H_tf;,Lf74 6 00 New s 3 J 8 10 15 "'A'B'C'~• \ 3 Sesame St 10 Adler an Coun sel tog Techn1qu'es 33 >~'.Truth or Conse q 6 6 30 - 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Hrs thoughts probably a re n I very senous for b a btes often stnke de!tghtful a nd comtcal poses that enhve n the famtly photo album But babtes grow up and become adults wtth real problems and dtfficult dectstons to make 37 12 14 Don t forget as your b aby matures to emph astze those thmgs that will enable htm to cope wtth hts future Don t forget love dtsctpltne understandmg-and especta lly don't forget the Church I Saturday Romans 8 8 11 Cop gh 9 4 Ke ~ e s~ Adve sngServ pu e~ Selec ~d ~ n 5 a bug V g n a 8y The Arne •u B be Soc: ety W1th the hope tt will tn some measure foster and help sustatn that whtch 1s good tn family and communtty ltfe lhts feature tS sponsored by the bustness ftrms and organtzal1ons whose names appear below OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mrs Wor ley Fr ancs Sunday scnool su pt Sun day schoo l 10 am LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Rober t Wyatt pastor Su nday Sc hoo I sup! Rona ld Osborne B be Sc hool 9 30 a m preach ng 10 45 am Even ng serviCeS 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST Rona ld Wells pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Morn ng worsh p 10 JO a m Young Peop les Serv ce 6 45 p m Evange st1c ser v ce 7 30 p m Pray e r meet ng Thu rsday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ~ Bald Knobs Rev L R Gtuesencamp pastor Sunday Roger W1ltred Sr Sc hool Su pt Sund ay Sc hool 9 30 am Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 Pr a yer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Dee ter class leader Youth meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN JN CHRIST - Robert Shoo k pa stor Sunday school 9 JO a m Russel Spencer supt worsh 1p serv ce 10 45 am evenmg worsh p a lte rnat ng With C E at 7 30 p m on Sund a y Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader WHITES CHAPEl Coolvil le R D Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunday schoo l 9 JO a m worsh p serv ce 10 30 am B1ble study and prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rod Kas ler pastor V H Bra ley Sunday schoo I supt Sunday school 9 30 am worSh iP se rv ce and com m un 1on 10 30 a m yout,n m eet1ng 6 p m Sun da• eve n ng serv ce 7 regular board meet ng th rd Saturday SEARS MONTGOMERY WARD Authonzed Cata log Merchant LOUIS W Osborne Ph 992 2178 220 E. 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HC. 5 West North CO,.IPAN ON East South 3+ Culbertson s mam obJect m playmg the Culber tson S tms matc h was to push the Culbe rtso n system Thu s he took every opportuntty to s how how rt ~as supenor to the S tm s system At the same time he gave the S tms system whtch neve r achteved any expe t t or or dtn a rv player acceptance a Jot ot pubhctty Of c ourse t! was a l"ays unfavorable but any pubh c tty ts better than none One of the mterestmg btds tn the S tms system was the Stms thr ee btd It was lorc mg to game and asked partner to s how aces m tmm e d1ate r espo nse Thus w h en Mrs Culber tson opened three dta monds wtth the South ha nd she made a btd tha t netther Srms co uld have made 1\tth the same cards 1 he b1d \\as a lso most sue cessf ul Dummy s e tg ht of spa des forced East s kmg at tnck one and the best the de lende rs could do was to hold Jo to her con trac t Culbertson s analysts was a tnfle faulty He sa td that East and West cou ld m a ke four hearts Actuallv the best they could do would be to make three hearts After J o s three dtamond ope nm g there was rea lly no Y.ay tor East and West to gel mto thr ddmg a nd stop below four learls Of co urse down one at four hearts would have been a better result than le ttmg three d ta monds roll m but Ihe swtng tn f a' of th e Cul ber tsons was nothmg hke \\ ha t Ely clatmed ~ i':Y.. 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Pass Pass Pas..:; 1+ 2+ 3+ Pass Pass Pass fhe b1ddmg ha s been i ( Dear Helen Maybe I en encourage the 45-year-old housewtle 1\110 wtshes to enroll at college ltnk I started my htgher educatton at that age aftet h lpptl} f \'.on I uptm my mouth \.\hen I hm~ someth mg un Hl) rmnd rats mg a famlly Now a little more than three and un< half yew, beca use I rr 1frmd what I sav wtll be 1\rong later I have my degrees m soctology and psvchulngy both I nt depressed and lone ly wtth 'l houseful of people 1 Jn\e magna cum laude My ortgtnal plans for s ubstitute teacher my husb<md and c hildren more than hfe but there mt tm cs ce rllftcatton have expanded to a goal uf MSW 1Master of Soct t1 when I thtnk the} d be better off wtthoul me Bu t I haven t gnl the Work) degree at Temple Umverstty where I JUSt fuushcd Irt) fu s t tlt t V< to do I way wtth myself and I m ah atd to tell anyone how 1 semester wtth lour As a nd a B feel In tbe county college I l1rst attended " bout 15 percent of the Het e I s tt a btg notlung and I hm e only one 1equcst students were older At the four year college to wh1ch I trans HEI P ME ferred most students were younger but tbere was never a Dear Help Me conunumcatwn or generation gap The help you need ts wmtmg a t the Mental Hea lth Chntc tn I do not think age IS a barner tf } ou haH the mt elhgence your c ity Or perhaps tl could be wa1tmg at } our commurulJi plus wtll power and endurance college see Stefame s let• er above) You ve "OI to push yourseif\ I should also say I wor ked part tune whtle gomg to college our of defeattsm and the best way Is to reach fo• goals a nd m ' and that my daughters did most ol the housewor k bless them et csts outstde the home You 11 best lick the 1 can t syndrome The learning expenence has been most rewardtng 1 thtnk b Y tc 1ton And the ftrs t step ts toward psychotherapy Make an that even after I get my Master s I II somehow manage to take app01n tme nl wtth the Clime tod ay 1 _ H another course or two Please contmue encouragmg ;our older readers that wher e there s a wtll there s a way -STEF ANIE 1980 DICK THAc Y +KQI06 543 . 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RACINE FOOD MARKET Masfln Catch 33 33 JO That Good O!e Nashv li e Mus c 3 Course of Our T mes 33 8 00 All In th• Family 8 10 Partridge Family 13 6 Boo k Beat 33 Emergency I 3 15 4 8 30 MA SH 10 8 Mov1e The Alpha Caper 6 13 S lent Fl!m 33 9 00 - M.ary Tyler Moore 10 a Movie L ttl e House on the Pra 1ne J 4 15 9 30 - Bob Newhart Show 8 Oscars Actors and the Exorc st 10 10 00 - Owen Marshall 13 6 Grammy Sal utes Oscar a to 10 30 - Day at Night 33 1100 News3 4 810 ABCNews6 13 Mldnight Speca \1 5 1115 - Movle CurseoftheU ndead 6 News13 11 30 - Easter Seal Telethon 3 Mov1es The Desperate Hours J Anastas a 8 N19ht Key 14 4 Funny Famll 1e<. 10 1 00 - Mov1es The Great M1 ssoun Ra1d 4 RPvenge of the well go a little further Creature 13 TODAY S QUESTION 2 00 - Telethon Continues 3 Instead of b1ddmg three dta 2 30 - Mov 1e F laming Fea ther 4 News 13 munds your partner has b1d two 4 00 - Peyton Place 4 spa des over your two hearts 4 30 - Movie Country Music Holiday 1 What do you do now' 5 00 - Telethon Cootlnues 3 SADIE'S MARKET Meats and Groce nes 5y1)aCU5e 0 Ph 992 3986 East I!II HnJ \ I ! IS/ H VINNIE W\oHAT ARE YOU 6C Je> ) .J A. r.J Ct= ? OR WE RE YOJ PLA.NN NGO N H.'l,VN6 7WO :)HES AN OLD REND 5TAN l"-~<'lo,IJ -lOW CAN I TURN HEP. AWAY? n , bl t• 2. ? You ~uulh hold •10 8 6 5 4 • A K Q8 3 +A J 5. Wha l do you do now A-Btd fo ur dtamondo; have gone lh1s far Yrou 1111~"" a ' f FULLY FF F fE r SECr?I=TAR ES? ./ It t I I o\SS~ 2' Soulh r c CO ABOUT SELL IT WITH A SENTINEL WANT AD GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN ' u~ond s \rru\4 1\11 ,~.;11 I)< 1r Helen We are roncernetl ~buul a yuung frtend Her huslJan<J 1 il \Or\ mean pet son tn~ she has been depressed Ia tely She has Jnadnurer \\'h 1s u teltlt tc.: gu}' Ht It I\~ fl ' place but \\.on t slop And she Sits ms1de and won t c.. t n1c.. u s }O U can see th1s rumam:e ts gt>u mg nowhere How can we ronvmce him ha r tt 1s t 1s pluCl 1u Lakt tl . _ 101\Jallve'J And how can sh~ get nd of J st ur husO wrl MH AND MRS J B Dear Mr and Mrs 8 Play mg matchmaker for a marned woman 1s a good wm 1o ge l ever} bod) burned U ~our fn end reall) "anl'i to shed <J suur husU u1d hertoward a lawyer but let Cuptd wall hts Lurn H March 29 1 g74 Many Il l! est ng new peo pl e w I e nter n a your 1fe th s yea r The e s one cha rm ng pe rson n J a1 c ular who w p ay a maJO( o ~ By Oswald & James Jacoby ROYAL OAK PARK All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. •• 1974 ARIES (March 21 Apntl 9) Son ~one you J une xp ec tedly b e n to uch w th w I he lp make th s a ve y pleasanl day Yo boln sha e much n commo n TAURUS (Apnl 2D May 201 A unusua l cond I on w II de velop II w II b ghten the PIC lure for you 1mle al y Ther e s ano ther pa ty nv o ve d n h s happen ng GEMINI (May 21 June 20/ So meone has a nv tal on n nd fa <~ n 11e t lhat co n ng p so o You 1y le<.1 n of t today CANCER (June 21 July 22} You w II r n ac a ss so nl!lh ng lha one a ! you lam ly has bee n wa nt ng Why no t 1 e~k e 1 a surpnse g fl ? LEO IJulr 23 Aug 221 Yo u plans are kely a c ha nge sud deny toda y Y01 1np o p u n110 ve me1 should h n ou l lo be lun WASHINGTON I UPI1 - Sen Htftlert H Humphrey D Mtnn Tuesday urged spendmg $600 mtlhon on solar energy re search and development b; Pass Pass Pas.s Openmg lead- •3 MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR Cor Rts 7&554 By Hc·lt•n Buth I URGES SOLAR RESEARCH Ne1ther vulnerable MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP LODWICK'S MARKET Phone 992 3284 NORTH 29 • J 98 "6 4 A92 .K108 63 WEST EAST • K72 • QI053 'AQ87 "Kl0932 J7 • 8 . AH .J9 52 SOUTH IDJ • A64 Ph 992 3354 Devoted to the Greater Oh1o Valley REXALL DRUGS We F II All Doctors Prescr pt ons 991 2955 Pomeroy.O. 'iA~ • • • •• ' ' Us. For Fnday March 29 Match pushed Culbertson system SUNDAY TIMES SENTINEL MIDDLEPORT OH tO ' • VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) Something ou l of Ihe b ue w 1 pop up II so l partic ula r bene! Ia yo J whe u work or car ee s concerned LIBRA !Se pt 23 Oct 23} f here s opportun ty about yuu II s I kely to come lhrough Llnexpec led channels Move last I some th ng good occ urs SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) There a e b e 1ef I s to be shared loday w lh you mate 1 oaks like yo u I ge t some lhmg you both want SAGtTTARtUS !Nov 23 Dee 211 ts a good day lo ge l othe s to go along w th Ihe way you want certa1n lh1 gs done Do t now wh te lh e y r~: coope a l ve CAPRICORN (D ec 22 Jan 19) Don I underse ll t h~ value o your work or se rv c es J you lh nk wha you re do nq s worth more ask for 1 AQUARIUS (Jan 2D Feb 19) Today shollld be far mo ~.: n le est ng and un than ual S o !Cone un qu e w 11 e r os~ fOu path unexp ec ted y PISCES (Fe b 20 March 20) A c ond1l on that blocl<; e d yo u o n- <.1 resu lt you we e 1 m y lo w II be sudden ly en ov1:0 d Th s w I nake lh ngs ease Help + (General Mer chand se) Devoted to Me gs Mason Area Pomeroy 0 • • 0 HAYMAN'S THE DAILY SENTINEL SWISHER WIN AT BRIDGE ME IGS CO UNTY BRANCH P. J PAULEY, AGENT 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Worsh p serviCe 11 a m Wedne sday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Sunday n1ght worShiP 7 JO p m RUTlAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloy d D Gr mm Jr pastor Sund a y Sc hool 9 30 a m Morn ng worst11p 10 JO am Young peop les serv 1ce 6 .45 pm Evange l st c serviCe 7 30 p m Wednesday evening serv ce 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto pa stor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30..,L._ evenmg worsh p 7 30 Thursday even ng prayer serv ce 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Cra 1g pastor Sunday school 9 .45 a m worsh1p ser v ce 11 am tra n ng unlon 6 30 p m even ng worsh p serv ce 7 30 p m M d week pray er serv 1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 Box 4a7 Mil ler St Mason W Va Sunday B ble Study 10 am Worsh p 11 a m and 7 p m B ble Study Wednesday 7 p m Voca l mus c FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TJST - Corner of Second and Anders on Mason Pas tor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 .45 am worsh 1p se rv1ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly B ble s t udy Wednesday 7 30 pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St Mason w Va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday school 10 a m mornmg worsh p 1l a m evangejlstlc servi ce 7 30 p m B ble study and prayer serv ce Wed nesday 7 30 p m Phone 773 5133 HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST In Chnstnm Un on The Rev W1 ll am Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 am James Hughes supt even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday eve n ng prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Youth prayer se rv iCe each Tues day FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH letart W Va Rt 1 Rev George Hos c har pastor s mday Sc hool 9 30 am Pray er and Bible study 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Service Tuesday 10 am Worsh p Serv ce Th ursday 7 30 p m • 7- The Datly Senttnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 March 29 1974 TATER" 'IE WENT AN BUSTED MY FUL L LENGTH MIRROR 1J( 3 2S BLESS 'lORE LEETLE HEART u IQJ1.u.q I ,.., �I 6 - The Datly Sen• me l Mtddlepm 1 Pume1 O) • hu p m ST POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W Per pasto r Roy Ma ye Su day schoo sup C t1ur c h schoo 9 ::J <1 wor sh p se r v c:e 0 ?J Cl Y outh cho et ear sa M an day 3 30 p n tc d rec o ot Ma v Sk n ne se n or cho r e h eor~ a 7 30 p n t u sda; w h '\~ s Pilu l N eilse d r ec tor POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Co ne r Un o and M u l be r y R ev •C lyd e V Hende so n p aso : sunday sc llOol 9 30 am G en Mc C lung sup t mo rn ng wo rs h p 10 30 a m even nq se rv ce 7 J O d wee k se 1 v ce W e dn esday 7 30 p m GRACE EPIS C OPAL The Rev Ha o d Del" e o Chur ch se rv ces 0 30 a m Ho y co l n u on f rs f Su da y of mon h c h u r c h sc oo l 0 30 a m for nu r se r y throuq h ' 2 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST John F Ams 1u l paso B b esc hoo t 9 JOa m wo s h p 0 30 a du v ors h p serv ce an d younq p eop e s me e t ng bo th 7 JO p n Comb ned B bl e s udy and pray e mee t ng Wed nes day 7 JO p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ra y L./~ 1/ n ng off cer n c harg e Su nd a y 10 am Ho ness mee Tnq 10 30 am Sunday Sc hoo You ng Peopl es Leg on 7 p m Thu sd a y 1 To 3 p m Lad es Home Leaq ue 7 P ep c la ss es Cor ne r PAUL LUTH ERAN Seco nd a n d Syca n o e Po m e roy The Rev v.. 1 an M dd ewo rth pastor Sund " Y Sc hool 9 30 an ch u c h serv ces 10 30 am SACRED H EART Rev Fa h er Be rnard K a c ov c p as or Ph one 9 92 28 25 Sa tu rday eve g Ma ss l 30 p m Sunda y M as '> B a nd 10 a m Co nf ess ons Sa urd a y 7 7 30 p m POMEROY F RST BAP TIST Rob er K uh n pastor W I am Watson Suf'1da y schoo l sup Sun d a y Sc hOo 9 30 am BYF 6 pn Bb e study We dn es d ay 7 p m c ho r pr att ce Wedn es day 8 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HO L INESS CHURCH Ha rr so n v e Re v 0 De ll !VI an e y Pas o Hen y Eb l n $unday Sc hoo Su p! Sunday Sc hoo 9 30 am Ev en ng worsh p 7 30 1 n Pra ye and P a se se r v ce Th ur sday 7 30 pm NEASE SETl"L.EMEN T CHAPEL Non de no m nat ona Geo r qe S 0 ler Pa slo Sun day Sc hool 10 a m Worsh p Se v ce 1 a m Sund a y n ghl se rv ce s 7 30 p m Wednesday Prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Everyone we lcom e POMEROY WESTSIDE CHUR CH OF CHRIST 200 W Mil n sf Lo en T S ephens Sts Carpenter News, Event M1 and Mr< Earl SL<u ke} and the 1 guest Mrs E lma : Vernon \ s1ted Mrs I tzz le • McCumb er a t the Wells ton : Nursmg Home called on Mrs , Blan che G orb~ Jhe Pla ms 1 and spent some t1m e WJth M1s ! Fe n Rad c liff In Ru 11 and ~ dunn g M1 s Vernon s VLSJt 1 he re Her son and d IUg hter tn '• L:w. M1 a nd M1 s Juhn Ve1 non of N e ~ I exmgton spent a d~ : here and were gues ts of the , Sta1 kevs a nd she r e turned home w1th the m I he B tsy Bee Suc tet} of the : Carpenter Baptts t Churc h me t • y, 1th Mrs Bub I tch Mrs Rex Che ad le gave de,ol\on s Others pre sent \\ e re Ida Cl eadle Me ti<J Fisher F1 eda Smith Emma 'Vhlttm g ton V l v tan Gas tun lynn Me Whorter and Hes ter P eck Mr and Mrs 0\\-ame l or dttn Ke1th and Sarah Fave were bu s ne~s VI Sitors a t Chtlltcothe Wa s lungton C H and Wtlmtngton one da) the past \\eek Mr and Mt s Carl Greenlees and g t anddaugllte t R tlla Rhoades vtstted 1elatlvcs In the Manettd area mcludmg Mr and Mrs Donald Sm tih Be lpre Dean Greenlees of F lemtng and Mr and Mrs Ct ester Green lees Barlow They a lso called on thetr daughtet Rose Hooper and daug hters of Athens enroute Th e Untied Methodtst Women s group of the Temple Church held a shower fur Mrs Helen Queen who lost her belongmgs and home tn a ftre recent!) when they he ld thetr Mw c h meetmg at the new mobtle home of Mr.. Kay Whtte Wolfe The de\ollons for the e\emng were given by E lizabeth Jordan who read scnptu re poems and an qrt1cle on the toptc Your Age 1s a Sput tual Tl tng Guests m eluded Ka} Wlife the hostess Helen Queen Hazel Cul\\ ell and Debbte and La ura Mtller Members present were Lucy Thoma s Pa uline Comer Lea h Crabtre e Betty Mattox Wes t\lla CI a btrec Elizabeth J ordan Gnldte Gillogly Rose Mary Mtller a nd Murl Ga lawa) Mr and Mrs Wil h a m Chead le and Mrs Mella Ftsher ~ere guests of Mr and Mrs Bub Hamson at Stouts\ tile Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan lialltpohs spent a day here \ ts tlmg thetr parents Mr and Mrs Clinton Gt lkev and Tad of Alban~ an d Mt and Mrs Menda l Jordan local They abo ca lled on Ius brother a nd sister 1n law Mr and Mrs D\\a tne Jordan a nd famtl} Gues ts of Mr a nd Mrs Gram 11le I yons v.ere Mr and M1 s Bill lyons of Lancaster and Mr a nd Mrs Dewey Wa lke r Vu ton Mrs Gertrude Marcum of Alban) ha s been s pendmg a fe~ days wtth them a lso Mr a nd Mrs Gordon Perry and Tro} have 1eturned from a 'tst t "tlh Sgt a nd Mrs Bert Chns t tan a nd Catnna al Cla rk sb urg Tenn Enroute home th ey ca lled on hts mot her "'!rs Doroth) Perry m a Cha r les ton W Va hosptU!l Apple Grove News, Events By Mrs Herbert Roush Mr and M1 s Jeff Donohew of Belpre spent the weekend wtlh Mr and Mrs Roy Dono hew Mr and Mrs Gloeckner we nt to Huntington recc ntlv to \o JSJt MJ and Mr s J erry Sander and Mr and Mrs Roger Stzenwre Mr a nd Mrs Wa yne Wuson spent Stmda) evemn g wtth \1rs Erma W !son Mrs Ruth Cheers and son and Mrs Cl ee rs father Alonzo !\ orrts of Ptqua Mr and Mrs Paol Da\tS Mr a nd Mrs Mark McC ullou gh of Pa1 ke1 sbur g \~ e re Sunda} g Jests of Mr and Mts Erwm Gloe ck1 er an d Mrs Ada Norr s Barbara Cha pman 'tstted Saturdt~\ \\ th M1 and Mrs ll1yd Nurr s Mrs F:u a W lfe an d Aa r on Mrs Flu\d T\ mn s were at the F 1glesong F une ral Hom e lu esdav l pa ;, res pect to thetr c u sm Mrs I la Mormng :\o1rs Doroth} J ohnson en ter ta tned ~ttl a ltrthda) pa rty Sur dav 1n h n r of Ruber t Sm1th S1 and Jern J hns( n J r "h o \\ ere celeb! a t r g h r th da )s \ ttendmg \\ er e Mr on 1 Mr s J er r y J ohn son M1 s Emn1 a J ohnson Mr and Mrs Rober t Sm1th Sr Mrs Marttn Cunr mgham and th e fou Johnson cluldren B II Wh; e/er left Monda} to b( g1n ! Js stu li es a t Oh10 Sla te Unn Cl s ty aft er s pe ndm g a s pr n1 \ Olal un \Hth hJ S par e nls M1 and Mrs Alex Wheelr1 Mt 11d M1 s Cha rles Mtc had a 1[/ htlch e n Chu ck Becky 1 od J oe/) Mr " nd Mrs Herbert Roush Mrs Iva Orr Y.CI (' dmner guests Sunda} or Mt mil Mrs Roger Roush I I e lm tlt d I} of Bec k\ M1 h H'ls \\iJ S cd eb1 ?tP:l Wolfpen News, Notes Mr and Mrs Samuel Hart and famii) of Spnngfte ld were \\eekend v1s1tors of Mr and M1s Cla tr Gtles and famtl} Mr a nd Mrs Robert Russell and Mrs E thel Clark vtstted wt th Mr and Mrs Ronald Russell and famtly of Fort Mead Md Mrs Roome Russell and famt l} ac compamcd them home Mr and Mrs Harold Gtllogly and famtly of Albany were Sundav vtsttors of Mr a nd Mt s I mcoln Russell Mr and Mrs Frank Sarver Johnme a nd Eddte of Brtdgeman Mtch Mtss Patncta Thoma of Loutsvtlle Ky Mr and Mrs Larry Barr and famtl) of Rutland a nd Mr and Mrs Harle} T Johnson were Sunday dmner guests of Mr a nd Mrs Howard Thoma Mr Rober t Young local vtst ted Sunda\ w rh Mr and Mrs How a rd Russell Sund a v dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Paol McElroy were \ 1r a nd Mrs Btll McElroy J <ff a nd 10€) Mr and Mrs ( a rl Mc E lroy of Columbus Mrs Woods of Wtlkesvtlle and Mrs Leo Davidson Donna 1\tlma Annabel and Adell loca l Mr and Mrs Btll McElroy and s ms VISited With her parenl'i Mr a nd Mrs Vernun B ng anti famt l} MT and M r~ J ohn D Jwns s pe tt Sund" ~ 1 th hts pa re nts Mr a nd M s J hn Drm ns of Glous ter Debbie Balle.., v.cJ" tt Sunday \ ermght g u ~st f r arrnel Mot pi y Mr a nd Mrs Hober t Mur pi)' Debbte of Mtddleport \'. ere Sunday VISitOrs of Mr and M1 s J R Murphy and fanu h evange l s phon e 992 785 6 C on se rv a l v e non ns trumen ta) Sunday wor 5h1p 10 a B bte st udy t I a m wors h p 6 p m Wedn esdtly B bl e study 7 p m MIDWAY COMM UNIT Y ( l on C HUR CH denom nat on a ) Lang s v te Dexter Road the Rev Wo r ley Ha ey pa stor SI.Jnday sc hool 10 a n ev en ng wor sh p 7 30 p m Prayer n eet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m youth group Fr day 7 30 p m SEVENTH DA Y AD VENTIST Lo cated on Mu lberry He ght s near Veteran s Memo r a t Hos p Ia Pomeroy Pastor He rb e rt Morgan Sabb a lh Sc hoo eve ry Saturday a t 2 p m and worsh p serv ce fo llow ng at 3 I S p m Op en B1b e d scuss on each Thursd a y at 7 30 p m a t he chu r c h Th e F e ndly Church GRAHAM UNIT ED METHODI ST Prea c h ng 9 30 a m f rs and second Sundays of ea ch mon h h rd and fourth 5LJndays ea c 1 month worsh p se r v ce a t 7 30 p m Wednesday even ngs at 7 30 Prayer and 8 ble Stud y F RST SOU TH ER N BAP TI ST - 78 2 MI.J iberry Av e Pom e oy aft ilted w th SB C ne Rev Fred H I pasta Troy Zw I ng Sunday ::, I.Jnday schOO schoo sup 9 :10 a n norn ng worsh p 10 30 Sunday evange l st c mee t ng 7 30 p m P ayer mee ng Wedne sda y 7 J O p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner Fourth and Man M dd lepor t Re11 Henry Key Jr pastor Sunday SchOO l 9 30 a m Mrs Erv n Baumgard ner supt Morn ng w9rsh p 0 45 am JEHOVAH S WITNESSES La rry Carnahan pr es d ng m n ster Sunday B ble ec ture 9 30 am Wa ch tower Tuesday study 10 30 am B ble study 7 30 p m Thurs day m n s tr y schoo 7 30 pm se v ce meet ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH ot Chn st n Chn sl an Un onlawr e n ce Mantey pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Schoo l Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Even ng worsh p 7 30 Wednesday prayer .. mee t ng 7 JO p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Racme Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy pastor Su nd ay schoo 9 45 a m morn ng worsh p 11 am even mg worsh p 7 JO p m Prayer mee t ng Tu esday 7 30 p m Young peopl es meet ng 7 30 p m Thur sda y RUTLAND CHURCH OF Bertha K ngre y GOD subst tute pa s tor Sunday Schoo 10 a m worSh iP serv ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Nea r Long Bot tom Est 1 Ha rt pastor Roy Brown ass 1stant pastor Sunday schOo l 10 a m Chu rch 7 JO p m eac h Sunday evenmg pr ayer meet ng 7 30 P m Thursday NIIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL Th rd Ave th e Rev w 11 1am Kn tte l pastor Ron ald Dugan Sunday Sc hool Supt Classes for all ages even ng serv ce 7 30 p m B bl e study Wednesday 7 30 p m youth ser11 ces Fr day 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum M d dleport Noe l Herrman pastor Satu rday even 1ng serv 1ce 7 p m Sunday sc hool 10 a m Su nday eve n ng worsh p 7 p m MIDDlEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corn er S )(t h and Pamer the Rev Steve Skaggs pastor Danny Thomp son Sun d ay Schoo su pt WMPO r a d o program 7 45 a m Sun day school 9 15 am mornmg worsh p 10 15 am Yo uth a ct v t 1es and fe llowsh p for JUn or and sen or h gh stud ent s 6 p m B ble st udy 7 JO p m M d wee k prayer ser v ce Wednesday 7 JO p m CHURCH OF CHRIST Middleport 5th and Man George Glaze m n ster Ja mes Sheets super mtendent B1ble school 9 30 a m mornmg wor sh p 10 30 a m even ng worsh p 7 JO p m prayer serv ce 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Thoma s E Weaver pastor Floyd Carson Sunday school super ntendent Sun<*By school morn 1ng worsh p 9 30 am 10 30 Sunday evange l SIIC meet ng 7 pm prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave Middleport lesley G Ho lt pastor Sunday school 10 a m worsh p se r v ce II am worsh 1p serv ce 7 JO p m Sunday Wednesday n ght prayer se rv ce 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERtAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Dw ght l Zav tz Pastor D1rector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Mrs Homer l ee SJ,Jpt Mornmg WorshiP 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT - Sunday Church Schoo l 9 30 a m John Morn ng F Fultz Supt Worsh iP 10 30 am SYRACUSE Morn ng Wor s h p 9 a m Sunday Church School 10 a m Mr s Sampson Hall Supt MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHOD IST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner D.reclor POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE HICks Rev D Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER - Worsh p 9 IS a m Church Sc hool 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worsh p 9 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worship ll a m Church Sc hool 10 a m POMEROY Wor s h p 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 am UMYF 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Worship 10 a m Chu rch Schoo l 9 a m UM YF li 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH - Worsh p 10 30 a m Church Sc hool 9 30 a m UM YF 7 pm RUTLAND Worsh p 9 15 ~ m Church Schoo l 10 am UM YF7pm SALEM CENTER - Wor St:l p 9 a m Ch urch School 10 am UM YF Tt1ursday 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev R1chard E Jarv1 s ASBURY - Worsh p 11 a m Ch urch Schoo l 9 50 a m wscs 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh p 9 a m Church Schoo l 10 a m WSC S 3r.d Wednesday 7 30 pm MINERSVIllE Worsh p 10 a m Church Schoo l 9 a m WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m SY~ACUSE Chur ch worsh p Schoo) 9 30 a m serv ce 7 30 p m SO UTHERN ClUSTER Rev Steven Wil so n Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard Stuve ley BETHANY (Dorcas) WorShiP 9 30 am Church School 10 30 a m CARMEL - Worsh p 11 am 1st and 3rd Sundays Church Sthool 10 a m APPLE GROVE - WorshiP 7 30 p m f rst and th1rd Sun day s Chur c h sc hool 9 30 a m pray er meel ng l r s t Wedn es Oay 7 30 p m EAST LETART Wor Ship 7 30 p m second a 1d fourth Sunday s church sc hool 9 JO a m pray er meel ng th rd Wednesday 7 30 p m GREAT BENO Wors h p 11 am 1nd and 41h Su 1days Church Sc hOo 10 a m LETART FA LL S Wor sh p Oa m ChLJr ch set oo l 9 am B ble study 7 30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR Wo sh p 9 30 a m Chur ch School 10 30 a m M d Week Se r v c e Wedne sday 8 p m MOR SE CHAPEL Wor sh p I I a m s t and Jrd Sundays Chur ch Sc hool 10 am PORTLANO Wo Sh 1p 7 30 p m Church Sc hoo 9 30 a m SUTTO N Wo Sh p 11 am ind and 4tt1 Sunday s Chur ch Sc hool 10 a m WESLEYAN (Rae nel Worsh p 1 am Chur c h School 10 a m NORTHEAST CL USTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Wor sh p 10 am Churc h Schoo l 9 am Pray er Meet ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Churc h serv ces 9 am Sunday Schoo l 9 45 am B bl e Study every Thur sday 7 JO p m NORTH BETHEL W'or sh p 1 a m Churc h Sc hoo 0 am AlFRED Sund.lY school 9 45 a m ea c h Sunday preach ng at 11 a m each Sunday Prayer meet ng 7 45 p m Wednesday WSC S 8 p m on th rd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE Sunday sc hool 9 30 prea ch ng 7 30 p m Sunday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 f rst Thursday each mon th SILVER RIDGE Worsh p 10 am Chu r ch Schoo l 9 am TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh p 9 a m Chur c h Sch ool 10 am KENO CHURCH OF CHR IS T Geo ge Freder ck supt 'erv 1ce week y 9 30 am on Sunday P each ng f1rst and th rd Su nd ays of month by C fford Sm 1th 9 JO am HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Dar re l Dodd r II pastor Sunda y School 9 30 a m Leonard G Imore f r st eld er even ng se r v ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Racme Ro ute 2 The Rev Char les Hand pastor Sund ay school 9 45 a m morn ng worsh p 11 am Even ng serv ces Tuesday and Frday730 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST B ble Study 9 JO am morn ng worsh p 0 30 a hl even ng worsh p 6 30 p m Wednesday B ble Stu dy 7 JO p m MT OliVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday Sc hoo l 10 am w th W lia rd P gall su pt Evangel st c message each Sunday even ng 7 30 p m by Elder Ru sse ll CJ ne mm ste r of th e Apos to l c Fa th B ble Study Wednesday 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH Sund ay sc hool serv ce 10 a m Prayer meet ng Thur sday 7 p m Sunday even ng serv 1ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr sonv li e Road R ck Morr son pastor Steven Sund ay sc hoo supt Stan ley Sunday sc hool 9 30 am morn ng wor sh p and commun on 10 30 am Sunday even 1n g youth Chr st 1an En dea ... or 6 JO p m worsh p serv ce Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng prayer mee ng and 8 ble study 7 30 p m ST JOHN lUTHERAN Pme Grove the Rev ArttJur Comb s pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m church se rv ces 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST B1b e School 9 30 a m mo rn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Sund ay evenmg Worsh p Se rv 1ce 7 JO p m cho r pracl ce Sunda y and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer me et ng and B bte Study Wedne sday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Fr eeland Norr1 s pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church serv ce 7 p m Wednesday B1ble St udy 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Schoo l 9 JO a m Mornmg Worsh 1p 10 30 am Even ng Worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday M1d week ServiCe Sunday Sc hool Supenntend en t Gerald We ll s Pastor Rev Morr s M Wolfe RAl.;lNE FIRST BAPTIST Walter Fl B kac san pas tor Ronne Salser S S Sup t Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornmg Worsh p 10 45 am Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng B ble Study a p m DANVIllE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon Glasure pasto r Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m youth and jun 1or youth serviC e 6 45 p m evening worsh p 7 30 p m prayer and pra se Wednesday 7 30 o rn SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ra lph Dean pastor Sund a y Sc hool 10 a m Leon M ller su pt Even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Pray er me et ng Thursday 7 30 p m CftESTElr CHURCH OF GOD Rev Jame s Sa t terf1 e ld pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m worsh p serv ce 11 even ng se rv ce 7 a m prayer serv 1ce and youth serv ce Wednesday 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Robert E Musser pastor Sunday School 9 JO a m Robert Bobo s upt nornmg worsh p 10 30 Sunday even ng serv1ce 7 30 M1d week se rv ce Wednesda y 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Lar more pas tor Bob Moore Su nday Sc hool Su pt Sunday School classes for all age s 9 30 am morn ng worsh p 10 4S NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m evangel st 1c se rv1ce Sunday 7 30 p m M1d we ek prayer m ee t ng Wednesday 7 JO p m MISS IOnary meet mg second Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Robert Sm 1th pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m class leader Leo H1l l worshiP serv ce 10 JO a m church 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETH REN IN CHRIST- Elden R Blake pastor Sunday Schoo l 10 a m Howa rd McCoy s upt Mornmg sermon 11 a Sunday n ght serv ces m Chr st an Endeaver 7 30 p So ng serv ce a p m m Preachmg 8 30 p m M1d week Prayer meet ng Wed nesday 7 p m Ray Ad a m s lay leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - located ar Rutland on New L ma Road next to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robe rt Musser Sunday Sc hool su pt Sunday school 10 30 a m worsh p 7 30 p m B1ble study Wed nesday 7 JO p m Saturday n 1gh t prayer serv 1ce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CH~JSTIAN - Roger Wa tson pastor Ray Whaley supr Morn ing worsh p 9 30 am chur ch school 10 30 a m young peoples meet ng 6 30 Pm even ng worsh p 7 30 P m B ~ l e study Wednesday 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec I Cox pas tor Sunday Sc ho o s upt Joe Sayre Sunday sc hoo l 9 45 a m Su1 day even ng wor sh1p 7 30 Wednesday pray er and B1ble s tudy 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugen e Underwood pas tor Howard Caldw el Jr Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Morn ng Sermon 10 30 a m Sunday even ng se rv 1ce 7 p m lETART FALLS UNIT E D BRETHREN - Rev Fre eland Norr s pa s tor F loyd Norr s supt Sunday school 9 30 am morn ng ser mon 10 30 am Prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 Television Log FRIDAY MAR(>H_tf;,Lf74 6 00 New s 3 J 8 10 15 "'A'B'C'~• \ 3 Sesame St 10 Adler an Coun sel tog Techn1qu'es 33 >~'.Truth or Conse q 6 6 30 - 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Hrs thoughts probably a re n I very senous for b a btes often stnke de!tghtful a nd comtcal poses that enhve n the famtly photo album But babtes grow up and become adults wtth real problems and dtfficult dectstons to make 37 12 14 Don t forget as your b aby matures to emph astze those thmgs that will enable htm to cope wtth hts future Don t forget love dtsctpltne understandmg-and especta lly don't forget the Church I Saturday Romans 8 8 11 Cop gh 9 4 Ke ~ e s~ Adve sngServ pu e~ Selec ~d ~ n 5 a bug V g n a 8y The Arne •u B be Soc: ety W1th the hope tt will tn some measure foster and help sustatn that whtch 1s good tn family and communtty ltfe lhts feature tS sponsored by the bustness ftrms and organtzal1ons whose names appear below OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mrs Wor ley Fr ancs Sunday scnool su pt Sun day schoo l 10 am LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Rober t Wyatt pastor Su nday Sc hoo I sup! Rona ld Osborne B be Sc hool 9 30 a m preach ng 10 45 am Even ng serviCeS 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST Rona ld Wells pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Morn ng worsh p 10 JO a m Young Peop les Serv ce 6 45 p m Evange st1c ser v ce 7 30 p m Pray e r meet ng Thu rsday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ~ Bald Knobs Rev L R Gtuesencamp pastor Sunday Roger W1ltred Sr Sc hool Su pt Sund ay Sc hool 9 30 am Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 Pr a yer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Dee ter class leader Youth meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN JN CHRIST - Robert Shoo k pa stor Sunday school 9 JO a m Russel Spencer supt worsh 1p serv ce 10 45 am evenmg worsh p a lte rnat ng With C E at 7 30 p m on Sund a y Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader WHITES CHAPEl Coolvil le R D Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunday schoo l 9 JO a m worsh p serv ce 10 30 am B1ble study and prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rod Kas ler pastor V H Bra ley Sunday schoo I supt Sunday school 9 30 am worSh iP se rv ce and com m un 1on 10 30 a m yout,n m eet1ng 6 p m Sun da• eve n ng serv ce 7 regular board meet ng th rd Saturday SEARS MONTGOMERY WARD Authonzed Cata log Merchant LOUIS W Osborne Ph 992 2178 220 E. 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Got!lT THt6 10 GoET PI: It:' OF IT I LONGFIILLOW One letter almply atanda lor another In thta aalTple A (J used lor the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Single le tters ahpoatrophes the length and formation of the worda are all Into Each day the code letters are dllrerent CRYPTOQUOTES IHJRSLE3 I [ [) ~~~~~~~~~~J Pritti .. MIWINSWIUII Now arronp the circled letters to form the nrprlae an~wer, u aurruted by the abon cartoon. I "( I I I I I I ]" ("-wen to. .l'l'•w} Ynterdar • II. CROSS 1 fake • - at 5 Rou l from b~eU Sea eagle Shade Lamprey Ktnd ol modern hre 39 Vesuvms output [J I I KJ l by THOMAS JOSEPH 34 35 36 37 rorm four ordanar)' words I CORUC j ~ I Jomblno BERET AUVE UPHELD PHYSIC An•wen WedOHourege, lo lhii'-SLEEP MVA ISAHM CX NHUCSFMO NAT ADFBM KPM JC TCM WFLA -KAT UHNFT JFBSHAWF Ye~lerda1'1 Ceypt.quote SHE LAUGHS-AT EVERYTHING ~WHY7 BECAUSE SHE HAS FINE TEETH.-BEN (0 11'1( 11:1.. Jl'ootano SpndleJte lne) AF"lfR I CiOr THE' NFORMAL[~ltN£0 Of' f~E IRE~SUR. 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HC. 5 West North CO,.IPAN ON East South 3+ Culbertson s mam obJect m playmg the Culber tson S tms matc h was to push the Culbe rtso n system Thu s he took every opportuntty to s how how rt ~as supenor to the S tm s system At the same time he gave the S tms system whtch neve r achteved any expe t t or or dtn a rv player acceptance a Jot ot pubhctty Of c ourse t! was a l"ays unfavorable but any pubh c tty ts better than none One of the mterestmg btds tn the S tms system was the Stms thr ee btd It was lorc mg to game and asked partner to s how aces m tmm e d1ate r espo nse Thus w h en Mrs Culber tson opened three dta monds wtth the South ha nd she made a btd tha t netther Srms co uld have made 1\tth the same cards 1 he b1d \\as a lso most sue cessf ul Dummy s e tg ht of spa des forced East s kmg at tnck one and the best the de lende rs could do was to hold Jo to her con trac t Culbertson s analysts was a tnfle faulty He sa td that East and West cou ld m a ke four hearts Actuallv the best they could do would be to make three hearts After J o s three dtamond ope nm g there was rea lly no Y.ay tor East and West to gel mto thr ddmg a nd stop below four learls Of co urse down one at four hearts would have been a better result than le ttmg three d ta monds roll m but Ihe swtng tn f a' of th e Cul ber tsons was nothmg hke \\ ha t Ely clatmed ~ i':Y.. 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Pass Pass Pas..:; 1+ 2+ 3+ Pass Pass Pass fhe b1ddmg ha s been i ( Dear Helen Maybe I en encourage the 45-year-old housewtle 1\110 wtshes to enroll at college ltnk I started my htgher educatton at that age aftet h lpptl} f \'.on I uptm my mouth \.\hen I hm~ someth mg un Hl) rmnd rats mg a famlly Now a little more than three and un< half yew, beca use I rr 1frmd what I sav wtll be 1\rong later I have my degrees m soctology and psvchulngy both I nt depressed and lone ly wtth 'l houseful of people 1 Jn\e magna cum laude My ortgtnal plans for s ubstitute teacher my husb<md and c hildren more than hfe but there mt tm cs ce rllftcatton have expanded to a goal uf MSW 1Master of Soct t1 when I thtnk the} d be better off wtthoul me Bu t I haven t gnl the Work) degree at Temple Umverstty where I JUSt fuushcd Irt) fu s t tlt t V< to do I way wtth myself and I m ah atd to tell anyone how 1 semester wtth lour As a nd a B feel In tbe county college I l1rst attended " bout 15 percent of the Het e I s tt a btg notlung and I hm e only one 1equcst students were older At the four year college to wh1ch I trans HEI P ME ferred most students were younger but tbere was never a Dear Help Me conunumcatwn or generation gap The help you need ts wmtmg a t the Mental Hea lth Chntc tn I do not think age IS a barner tf } ou haH the mt elhgence your c ity Or perhaps tl could be wa1tmg at } our commurulJi plus wtll power and endurance college see Stefame s let• er above) You ve "OI to push yourseif\ I should also say I wor ked part tune whtle gomg to college our of defeattsm and the best way Is to reach fo• goals a nd m ' and that my daughters did most ol the housewor k bless them et csts outstde the home You 11 best lick the 1 can t syndrome The learning expenence has been most rewardtng 1 thtnk b Y tc 1ton And the ftrs t step ts toward psychotherapy Make an that even after I get my Master s I II somehow manage to take app01n tme nl wtth the Clime tod ay 1 _ H another course or two Please contmue encouragmg ;our older readers that wher e there s a wtll there s a way -STEF ANIE 1980 DICK THAc Y +KQI06 543 . 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RACINE FOOD MARKET Masfln Catch 33 33 JO That Good O!e Nashv li e Mus c 3 Course of Our T mes 33 8 00 All In th• Family 8 10 Partridge Family 13 6 Boo k Beat 33 Emergency I 3 15 4 8 30 MA SH 10 8 Mov1e The Alpha Caper 6 13 S lent Fl!m 33 9 00 - M.ary Tyler Moore 10 a Movie L ttl e House on the Pra 1ne J 4 15 9 30 - Bob Newhart Show 8 Oscars Actors and the Exorc st 10 10 00 - Owen Marshall 13 6 Grammy Sal utes Oscar a to 10 30 - Day at Night 33 1100 News3 4 810 ABCNews6 13 Mldnight Speca \1 5 1115 - Movle CurseoftheU ndead 6 News13 11 30 - Easter Seal Telethon 3 Mov1es The Desperate Hours J Anastas a 8 N19ht Key 14 4 Funny Famll 1e<. 10 1 00 - Mov1es The Great M1 ssoun Ra1d 4 RPvenge of the well go a little further Creature 13 TODAY S QUESTION 2 00 - Telethon Continues 3 Instead of b1ddmg three dta 2 30 - Mov 1e F laming Fea ther 4 News 13 munds your partner has b1d two 4 00 - Peyton Place 4 spa des over your two hearts 4 30 - Movie Country Music Holiday 1 What do you do now' 5 00 - Telethon Cootlnues 3 SADIE'S MARKET Meats and Groce nes 5y1)aCU5e 0 Ph 992 3986 East I!II HnJ \ I ! IS/ H VINNIE W\oHAT ARE YOU 6C Je> ) .J A. r.J Ct= ? OR WE RE YOJ PLA.NN NGO N H.'l,VN6 7WO :)HES AN OLD REND 5TAN l"-~<'lo,IJ -lOW CAN I TURN HEP. AWAY? n , bl t• 2. ? You ~uulh hold •10 8 6 5 4 • A K Q8 3 +A J 5. Wha l do you do now A-Btd fo ur dtamondo; have gone lh1s far Yrou 1111~"" a ' f FULLY FF F fE r SECr?I=TAR ES? ./ It t I I o\SS~ 2' Soulh r c CO ABOUT SELL IT WITH A SENTINEL WANT AD GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN ' u~ond s \rru\4 1\11 ,~.;11 I)< 1r Helen We are roncernetl ~buul a yuung frtend Her huslJan<J 1 il \Or\ mean pet son tn~ she has been depressed Ia tely She has Jnadnurer \\'h 1s u teltlt tc.: gu}' Ht It I\~ fl ' place but \\.on t slop And she Sits ms1de and won t c.. t n1c.. u s }O U can see th1s rumam:e ts gt>u mg nowhere How can we ronvmce him ha r tt 1s t 1s pluCl 1u Lakt tl . _ 101\Jallve'J And how can sh~ get nd of J st ur husO wrl MH AND MRS J B Dear Mr and Mrs 8 Play mg matchmaker for a marned woman 1s a good wm 1o ge l ever} bod) burned U ~our fn end reall) "anl'i to shed <J suur husU u1d hertoward a lawyer but let Cuptd wall hts Lurn H March 29 1 g74 Many Il l! est ng new peo pl e w I e nter n a your 1fe th s yea r The e s one cha rm ng pe rson n J a1 c ular who w p ay a maJO( o ~ By Oswald & James Jacoby ROYAL OAK PARK All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. •• 1974 ARIES (March 21 Apntl 9) Son ~one you J une xp ec tedly b e n to uch w th w I he lp make th s a ve y pleasanl day Yo boln sha e much n commo n TAURUS (Apnl 2D May 201 A unusua l cond I on w II de velop II w II b ghten the PIC lure for you 1mle al y Ther e s ano ther pa ty nv o ve d n h s happen ng GEMINI (May 21 June 20/ So meone has a nv tal on n nd fa <~ n 11e t lhat co n ng p so o You 1y le<.1 n of t today CANCER (June 21 July 22} You w II r n ac a ss so nl!lh ng lha one a ! you lam ly has bee n wa nt ng Why no t 1 e~k e 1 a surpnse g fl ? LEO IJulr 23 Aug 221 Yo u plans are kely a c ha nge sud deny toda y Y01 1np o p u n110 ve me1 should h n ou l lo be lun WASHINGTON I UPI1 - Sen Htftlert H Humphrey D Mtnn Tuesday urged spendmg $600 mtlhon on solar energy re search and development b; Pass Pass Pas.s Openmg lead- •3 MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR Cor Rts 7&554 By Hc·lt•n Buth I URGES SOLAR RESEARCH Ne1ther vulnerable MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP LODWICK'S MARKET Phone 992 3284 NORTH 29 • J 98 "6 4 A92 .K108 63 WEST EAST • K72 • QI053 'AQ87 "Kl0932 J7 • 8 . AH .J9 52 SOUTH IDJ • A64 Ph 992 3354 Devoted to the Greater Oh1o Valley REXALL DRUGS We F II All Doctors Prescr pt ons 991 2955 Pomeroy.O. 'iA~ • • • •• ' ' Us. For Fnday March 29 Match pushed Culbertson system SUNDAY TIMES SENTINEL MIDDLEPORT OH tO ' • VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) Something ou l of Ihe b ue w 1 pop up II so l partic ula r bene! Ia yo J whe u work or car ee s concerned LIBRA !Se pt 23 Oct 23} f here s opportun ty about yuu II s I kely to come lhrough Llnexpec led channels Move last I some th ng good occ urs SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) There a e b e 1ef I s to be shared loday w lh you mate 1 oaks like yo u I ge t some lhmg you both want SAGtTTARtUS !Nov 23 Dee 211 ts a good day lo ge l othe s to go along w th Ihe way you want certa1n lh1 gs done Do t now wh te lh e y r~: coope a l ve CAPRICORN (D ec 22 Jan 19) Don I underse ll t h~ value o your work or se rv c es J you lh nk wha you re do nq s worth more ask for 1 AQUARIUS (Jan 2D Feb 19) Today shollld be far mo ~.: n le est ng and un than ual S o !Cone un qu e w 11 e r os~ fOu path unexp ec ted y PISCES (Fe b 20 March 20) A c ond1l on that blocl<; e d yo u o n- <.1 resu lt you we e 1 m y lo w II be sudden ly en ov1:0 d Th s w I nake lh ngs ease Help + (General Mer chand se) Devoted to Me gs Mason Area Pomeroy 0 • • 0 HAYMAN'S THE DAILY SENTINEL SWISHER WIN AT BRIDGE ME IGS CO UNTY BRANCH P. J PAULEY, AGENT 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Worsh p serviCe 11 a m Wedne sday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Sunday n1ght worShiP 7 JO p m RUTlAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloy d D Gr mm Jr pastor Sund a y Sc hool 9 30 a m Morn ng worst11p 10 JO am Young peop les serv 1ce 6 .45 pm Evange l st c serviCe 7 30 p m Wednesday evening serv ce 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto pa stor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30..,L._ evenmg worsh p 7 30 Thursday even ng prayer serv ce 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Cra 1g pastor Sunday school 9 .45 a m worsh1p ser v ce 11 am tra n ng unlon 6 30 p m even ng worsh p serv ce 7 30 p m M d week pray er serv 1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 Box 4a7 Mil ler St Mason W Va Sunday B ble Study 10 am Worsh p 11 a m and 7 p m B ble Study Wednesday 7 p m Voca l mus c FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TJST - Corner of Second and Anders on Mason Pas tor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 .45 am worsh 1p se rv1ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly B ble s t udy Wednesday 7 30 pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St Mason w Va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday school 10 a m mornmg worsh p 1l a m evangejlstlc servi ce 7 30 p m B ble study and prayer serv ce Wed nesday 7 30 p m Phone 773 5133 HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST In Chnstnm Un on The Rev W1 ll am Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 am James Hughes supt even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday eve n ng prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Youth prayer se rv iCe each Tues day FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH letart W Va Rt 1 Rev George Hos c har pastor s mday Sc hool 9 30 am Pray er and Bible study 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Service Tuesday 10 am Worsh p Serv ce Th ursday 7 30 p m • 7- The Datly Senttnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 March 29 1974 TATER" 'IE WENT AN BUSTED MY FUL L LENGTH MIRROR 1J( 3 2S BLESS 'lORE LEETLE HEART u IQJ1.u.q I ,.., �f~~uc~~;kc.!'aANT IN THE CO MMON PlEAS COURT OF MEIGS COU NT Y OH WANT ADS 0 10 SHAR O N A JO NE S 10 Ra l road St r ee t M ddlcport Oh 0 Ptet nl ff vs JAMES D 1 ON ES ,, 0 address .,,,, u Detendanl M11 ' h 29 1974 '"o"e ARo~:J~~N Lost 5 PM Day Before Publ ca lion MondayOead l meYa 11 Can ce llat 1on _ Correct ons w 11 be accepted unt 1 9 a m tor Day of Publ ca!Jo n REG w, No - NOTICE BY IS su ULATI-()N S Th e Publi sh er resenes the r ght to $d tor r~o• 1 e c t any ads deemed ob1ect anal The pubi <Sher W</ 1 no! be respon PUBLICATION s ble for more than one m Pla1llilf h<~s t:Jroughl t h <, cor ree l m se rt on act on nam nq you as defendant RATES n th e abo v~ namt:'d court by For Want Ad Serv1ce f1 1n9 her Co 11pta nt on th1 ?711'1 5 ce nts per Word one nse~flon day o f Marc t1 1974 M1n1mum C harg e Sl 00 Th e o tl)ect ot the Con pia nt 14 cents ]ter word three and th e demand for re t> f 'Ire to consecut ve 1nsert ens obtam a d1vorce to be awarded 26 cents per word s x con the ca r e custody and co 1trol of secut1ve ns ert1ons Th e Ill I lOr eM d of the part1cs to 25 Per Cenl D1scoun t on pa 1d be awarded at mony for the ads and ads pad w th n 10 P a n 1 ff ond support tor th(' days m1n0r Child of the partes for CARD OF THANKS cos ts and other rei e f & OBITUARY You are r cqu1rcd to answer S2 00 for 5 0 word m n th e Comp c'11nt w lh n tw enty mum Each add I onal word e 1ght days afte r t he la st 3c public~1110n Of th S n0I1 Ce Wh Ch BLIND ADS Will be publiShed once each Add It anal 75c Charge pe r we ek tors x consecut vc weeks Advert.sement and th e last pub cat on w I be OFFICE HOUR S made on th e lOth d<ty o l M l y 8 30 a rn to .S 00 p m Oa l y 1974 8 311 am 10 12 oo Noon In Th e cas e o l you r ta llure to Sl'lturd ay answ er or otherw se respond as perm ned by tile Oh o R u es of C1v I Procedure w1lh n the I nc stat ed tud gment by del au 1 w 1 be rendered ~gn ,-,st you for the In Memory reli ef demanded m the Com pan LARRY E SPENCER CLE RK OF THE COURT O F COMMO N PLEA S ME IG S COUNTY OHIO COURT HOUSE POMEROY OH IO (3) 19 (41 5 2 19 76 (51 3 10 IN LOVING memory ot Mildred Mare Powel age J who passed away Mare t 29 1973 In the memory of t he Pow ell fam lly Sad l y m ssed by mo ther br ot her s a,-,d SISters J 29 H e l!c FE MAL E Alask,1n Ma l smutc doq Wolfe orav w1lh while tr m we •g h s 80 lbs Los. I on 68 1 between Darw n and S l OWV 1II e Phone 696 IIIII 3 /9 li e Wanted To Buy :J TO 100 a cr es ot vacan ll and n Me1gs County Phone 992 3726 3 27 Si c JUNK Auto s c omplete del ve r ed roour yard We p ck. up auto bod 1es and buy all k nds of scrap metals and ron R der s Sa lvage Sl ate Route 12A Route 4 Pomeroy Oh 1o Phon e 991 5 168 ] 28 1?tp OLD auto s 6 or. more cars w II g ve '53 00 p ece 18 cars or more w I g ve bett e r pr ce Ca I 985 A297 3 28 tfc N O 1 copp er BUc rad a to rs J5c r ed brass -IOc ballenes $1 :to M A Hal Ree d sv tlt e Oh o Pllone 378 6149 3 1~ tt c OLD Upright ptanos Any cond 1t on Pay 1ng $10 cash Wr11e g v e d~recl10ns to WITT EN PIANO CO P 0 BOX 18 SardiS OhtO .13946 3 13 JOtc OLD furn1 ture oak tables c lo cks 1ce boxes brass bed s d shes de5k s or complete households Wrlle M D Miler Rt -1 Pomeroy Oh o ca l l 992 7760 5 13 tf c iJOOOQpcrvear Anyone nt er es ted n own ng th e r own P na Aus.mess S7 500casll needed Wr1te Mr Ed a t 1175 Brown Rd Columb us Oh 1o J J123 3 '17 12tp ~-~ - For AM FM s t e re~ rad o 8 track tape player 4 speaker sound system Balan ce S109 46 or use our budge t terms Call 992 3965 3 18 tfc vROCERY bvsmess for sale Bu1ldmg for sale or l ease Phone 773 5618 from B 30 p m to 10 p m for appo nlment 3 20 tfc ~------ -- -~---- EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Mam St Pomeroy All k nds of sa lt water pel ets water nuggets block sa l/ and own Oh10 R1ver Salt Phone 9112 389 1 SEW IN G Machmes Brand New Z1g Zag 10 n ce walnut table In or g 1nal ca rton '\ Never used Clearance on 7A Models (O nly a few available) MJ 40 cash or terms ava1lab te Phone 991 2653 3 20 lfc '5.55 On Most Amencan Cars -G UARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Opens Tol5 LO SE we1ght w th New Shape Tablet s and Hydr ex water P l i s at Dufton Drug tn M ddleport and N elso n Drug 3 27 3t c Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 Besl 3 28 4t( STARC RAFT tra1lers and fold down5 qual ty and serv1ce Camp Conley Starcraft Sa tes Rt 6'l North of PI Plea sant beh1nd Red Carpet Inn Phone 675 5384 3 28 3tc FURN ITURE sofa chair ro c kmg cha r floor lamp two tab l e l amps 2 end tab les S275 refr gera tor S90 Call 992 7338 after 5 p m 3 27 3tc BABY bunn es for sale fbr Eas ter See R ck.y Se ller s Rae ne Oh10 3 27 41c EXPERT Wheel Alignment machines 1972 CHURCH pu lp 1t stand offer Phone 985 3825 FRESH Qualdy eggs Open farm produced Fed c ho1ce gra n s and mash You w 11 en1oy these qva!lly eggs and hea l thy food too They are pr ced r~ght 1 J T Led lie F arm s Langsville Oh o J 28 31p - Employment Wanted ALL WEATHER N 2nd IT IS All WEATHER HARDWARE Under New Management M!ddleporl Gene's Body Shop Ph 992 5271 Auto Sales Now under new management stalled RON AND KAREN THOMAS See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992-3525 or 992 5232 Stop m and sa v Hello Br:10g 1n lh1 s ad for a Free Gtft 808 W Matn Pomeroy STEREO Waln~J'l:' AM FM R ad1o 8 tra<:K tape .... om b1nat1on Balance SilO 73 or terms avai l able Phone 992 3965 1 14 tfc SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph "2 2174 Pomeroy ' , HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO Ma son, W Va 773 5554 • NELSON 992 2094 6CM E Maan Pomeroy INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES and -------------- - - ------------- WANTED FOR NEWSPAPERS THE ROSENBERG CO. -------------- ----- CALL 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL THE WANTED MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER THE DAILY SENTINEL WISEMAN AGENCY ---------- -------- --------------- WANTED PAPER CARRIER THE MAN TO CALL P-7027 CARPETING 501 NYLON CLIFTON, W. VA. PHONE 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL - - --------- •7.95 -------- - ------ ---------- SPECIAL! •52.95 • '176.95 BOYS OR GIRLS RUTLAND FURNITURE '-==----------' borhood PHONE 992-5083 -- - - ---------~ CALL 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINE~_ TRAILEr space for rent m Rc:cme Phon e 992 2429 or 992 2838 3 29 tfc TRAILER Browns Trailer Park Phone 992 3324 3 29 tfc Middleport Pomeroy ... COUNTRY BUY ING full power Full power equ p factory a1r vmyl roof AM w1th stereo tape red wt lh black top black vtny l1nterwr $AVE • • 72 Cadillac Sed. DeVIlle, power, air··· .... 14900 72 P~. Duster Cpe., V-8 auto., P .S ........ 12695 • 71 Ford LTD H.T. Cpe., atr, low mtles ..... 12495 70 Olds Cut. S. Cpe., pow., a1r, v-roof • .. • • 11495 1 70 Chev. Mal. Cpe., V-8 auto., P .S......... 1995 ' 70 Chi}Sier Newport 4 Or., pow. •69 AIR CONDITION NOW? YES! & an .... 11995 ALL WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave Middleport, 0 Under New Management 68 Chev. 112 t. Pickup, V-8, lspeed .... • •- 11095 66 Cadillac H.T. Sedan ...................... 1595 63 Cadillac H.T. Sedan ..................... 1395 • DON'T DRIVE A • GAS GULPER OR A GAS HOG ; '" Phone Stanley 949-2189 '; Bumper to Bumper Servace Fore1gn Cars Welcome : RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER BEST IN USED FURNITURE See Us Before You Bu:y 9 Bedroom Suites t2 Breakfast Sets su 9S up $10 00 up 1 Hode A Bed ____ 5115 1 Coppertone Fngtda1re Elec Clean Elec Range hke new 1 Upnght PtanO - - - SS9S l Years old 1 Wh1te Twm Stte Bedroom Sutte wtth sprrngs & mat tress, like new 5239 95 2 Hutch Cabtnets S199 95 ea One wtth glass one without ltke new I Kong Soze Bed ---S79 95 W1de Vartety-77 gas & elec ranges .15 refngerators, 2 wood wardrobes 7 hvtng room suttes, JO chests & dressers wood rocker, lamps, tables washers, dryers bunk beds, meta 1 chtna desk & cha1r J atr cond1floners 2 console stereos love seat telev1s1on sets twtn & full SIZe beds & beddmg floor fans 3 range hoods, etc Rutland Fumiture 742 4211 See Herb Rutland, 0 Dave or Mtke Grate DON T WASTE PRECIOUS TIME TO BUY OR SELL CO NTACT OUR OFFICE Big Capacity Mayt1g AutomatiCS 2 speed oreratlon Choice o water temps Auto water level control L1nt Filter or Power F 1n Agitator Perma Press M•ytag Halo of Heat Dryers Surround clothes w•th gentle even heat No hot spots no overdrylng Ftne Mesh Lint F liter We Specl11ize In MAYTAG Red Carpet Service HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 RUTLAND FURNITURE II no answer 992 ~568 ArnOIO GraTe Rutland Hospttal The report showed that 268 home v1s1ts to ass1st patients v..ere made durmg December Green ftn1 sh spofl ess clean mtenor arr cond t1oned good l 1res automaftc tr ans. P ste enng & brakes rnd 1o Shnrp January and February walh staff members dnvang 4,219 m1les an average of 15 7 per pal1enl Most uf the vtslls for the three month penod were 1970 CHEVROLET BEL AIR ........ $1395 clean 1ntenor blue ftnt sh made to prov1de nursmg 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill SC I\ $1295 Only a mne 1mprovmg one hospitalized one trans£erred au tomalt c t ran smtss ton and three pallenls dted 1973 CHEVROLET IMP. 4 DOOR Mrs Edna Russell dareclor of the home health serv1ce through \\hach patients mav F actory atr tmted g la ss while ovt>r g r ecll go ld v n y l tnt tnm 350 VB eng Ill' wheel cove r s w s w ttr es e lt>c cl ock bum p er guards pu shbulton radto SPECIAL PRICE recel\e nursmg and therapy help at home '"ported that procedure policy changes recommended by the state must be made Mrs Russell s3495 Dona ld D1ener, Scott Lucas ONLY A FEW NEW '73 PASSENGER CARS LEFT! CHECK OUR CLOSE-OUT PRICES ,.., and Hugh Custer. chairman of the lward who presided Thursday "1ll revtew the changes It was reported that the Rev Father Bernard KraC)ovac, !01 mer pastor of Sacred Hearl Church m Pomeroy who has . "We run averv SimPle busme& WE SEll & SERVICE CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCK,, been servmg on the board, has 61 Ford V-8, std. trans. •• .. • .... • • • • • • • .. • .. '95 • Driver's Education Car VERY LOW MILES 74 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan V roof 14400 were to provide physical lherap} to conhned patients Discharges for the three month penod totaled 14 wtlh 1970 FORD FAIRLANE 500 ......... $895 Hardt op Coupe V e ngrne power s tee r rng radto tee but a fe" - 14 of the total - 4 door V 8 au tomat c pov.er stPer tng rad o good ftres been transferred The group diScussed replacang h1m • ' VW ANU UAT~U SPECIALIST Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, a1r .... 1895 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V-8 auto .••••.•• -11295 Now whtle the weather IS sftll coot IS the best ftme It can be mstalled at your convemence w1lh no watltng around tn hot muggy weather Phone 992 2550 meetmg at Vele1 ans Memor1al blue t m sh s potles s 1ntcnor 71 Vega 2 Dr. G.T., 4 speed ............... 11995 the Metgs Coun ty Home Health eluded Thursday afternoo n when the Advtsory Boa1 d of the serv1ce held 1ls quarterly 1971 COUGAR H.T. CP£.. .......... ~2395 Now Attendwg POMEROY MOTOR CO. "Your Chevy Dealer" Open Eves Till 8 were D1ener, Lucas Custer Dr R1dg\\ay Mrs Maxme steller Mrs Russell Ehzabelh Smalh Mrs and atr 992-2126 John Hob Mrs Jean Neal ex-off1c1o member , and POMEROY Mrs Lo1s Clelland FREE LICENSE PLATE With purchase of any new car, now until Apnl 1, 1974 Karr & Van Zandt 'You'll Lake Our Qualaty Way of Doang Busmess" 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evemngs Unf•I6:0G-T•I5p.m. Sat. Chrysler layoffs could hit 19,300 DETROIT <UPIJ - Chrysler Corp Tuesday announced tentative plans to 1dle 19,300 workers m temporary layoffs next month at assembly plants m Detrmt, Belvidere, Ill and St Loms, Mo But the f1rm mdJCated 1ts plans could be altered by favorable developments m market and sales trends It c1ted s1gns of an upturn mall segments of the auto market and sa1d 1ts Apnl productiOn schedule 1s subJect to "rev1ew and reviSIOn " The No 3 automaker said 11 has tentatively scheduled the production of 135,000carsm the UmtedStatesandCanada, wath downtame antac1pated at four U S plants The shutdowns would 1dle 5 100 employes at Chrysler's Lynch Road Assembly Plant m Detrmt and 4,700 at 1ls Belvadere facility dunng the f1rsl week of Apnl, the 4,700 Belv1dere workers and 4,800 at 1ts Jefferson Avenue plant m Detrmt the third week of Apral, and 4,700 workers al1ls St Louts facallty the !anal week Chrysler and Ford c1tmg slumpmg sales and a resultmg prof1l squeeze saad they are slashmg lhe1r capal.al spendmg budgets thiS year by a total of some $185 m1l110n Ford ts trnnmmg $100 mallion from the more than $1 1 bllbon 1l had planned to spend on facabties th1s year, whale Chrysler IS biting the bullet to the tune of $85 mllhon General Mlors, despite bemg hit hardest of all the compames by the energy ens••· saad at was staymg w1th als plans to spend alwut $1 3 balhon thiS year, a shght mcrease over 1ls cap1lal outlay for 1973 ~ PROBLEM? Call your local specialist: Diles Hearing Aid Center l l I ! ON A LOSER I SHOP THESE WINNERS Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. Rent-a-camp plan opens on May 3rd SIX two cots two foam slecp mg mattresses, two torch 1973 CHEV. CUSTOM ..................$2895 , , ton p1ckup l ong wtde bed wtth topper POMEROY Next to Jones Boys 72 DiEV. %TON ....................... ~1995 Long w 1de bed 67 FORD 3/4 TON ......................... !695 4 Sp., l ong w de bed HOURS: 62 FORD 314 _.. , TON ........................ }595 Long w 1de b1ied_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ DAILY 9 AM-8 PM "CARS" 72 FORD LTD.......................... ..t1995 4 Or H T fac a 1r P s p1cruc table flre extmgwsher, propane gas stove and a grate for cookmg over an open fire The campsites are set up to <I Dr l ac atr P S P B 72 VEGA ...................................$1795 t Cy l auto 70 PLYMOUTH ............................$1095 Sil l c l 1le '2 dr BOYS OR GIRLS H T au t o can Meigs ac PS 70 FORD TORINO ...................... ..S1395 GT2drHT 69 FORD LTD .............................. $895 7 Dr H T 66 BUICK leSABRE .......................f695 11 OR OLDER BE A 4 Dr H T 68 DODGE POLARA .......................f695 NEWSPAPER CARRIER 1 Dr H T 71 CHEV. BISCAYNE.. .................. !l595 4 Dr You have a good chance to earn Btg Money, and Pnzes too 1 To find out II there IS a route open m your ne1gh borhood fa c a1r PS PB 67 PLYMOUTH fURY 4 Dr HT 111 ................5795 Good Selection of Other Cars See Ray Raggs or Roger Rae bel CALL 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 Puerto R1co for a week Mr and Mrs Chnton Galkey took Harrisonville them to Parkersburg to catch a Society Ne~s plane Mr and Mrs Htal French Mr and Mrs M A Epple spent an evemng wath Mr and spent an evemng wath the Htal Mrs Eugene Young Frenches recently Mrs Bernard Gtlkey and Mass Karen Gilkey of Athens mother, Maddleport VISited the and her roommate new to Robert A1kares Chnton Galkey of Albany spent an evemng w•th hiS mother Frank Landaker of Woodrow Colo has notified rc lallves he expects to vasal Ohao 1n a month or so health penmlting He IS 94 Mrs John Stout and Mrs W1llard Faudree spent an afternoon w1th Mr Guy Bolw Mrs Howard Gilkey has taken a leave of absence from the bank where she •• em ployed and expects to undergo surgery for an over acllve thyroid The F 0 Whaleys wall keep Joey Jay while h1s mother IS hosp1tahzed Mrs Amanda Morris, s1ster of Mrs May Mason, was a pallent at Veterans Memonal Hospalal Mr Dana Hamng of Lan caster passed away at h1s home Saturday He was the son of Clled and Hallae Hamng and Funeral was at Hughes Funeral Home an Athens walh bur1al m Wells Cemetery The stepson of Esla Mae Blackwood Taylor was killed when ndwg a b1cycle Mrs Margaret Elias was made a member of the Presbytenan Church Sunday Ohio rent-a-camp sleeps up to six Dr. Davis re-elected to mornmg Mr and Mrs Ronald Brown spent Sunday w1lh her father family physicians group Laurel Cliff Chester, 0 the M A Epples Mr Peterson moved from the May Scharbath house to the Harold Graham house Has \\lie and chtldren are stall m Tennessee due to the death of a re1altve Mrs Frances Howery returned home from Veterans Memorial Hosp1lal and 1s much unproved • Sm1th Nelson Motors 500 E Mam Pomeroy, Oh1o We don't want you back because the JOb was done WRONG . We want you back because the JOb was done RIGHT• COME SEE THE DIFFERENCE :qtCIAL fOR APRIL c:;, Front End Alignment & Front Wheels Packed Physac1ans, a national """ocaataon of family doctors commodate two addalwnal Requ~rements call for people w1th their own sleepmg members to complete a gear muumwn of ISO hours of accredited continwng medical study every three years Members become eligible for re-electwn at the end or the thard year followmg their First No Hitter electiOn w membership The Joe Borden of the Boston academy, the country's second Braves p1tched the first no largest natiOnal medical h1t game on maJor league assoc1at1on,ls the only national baseoall on May 23 1876 med1cal group that requires members to keep up with mediCal progress through Howery, 23 A Columb•a conllnumg educallon Mmms H Elholt, Ahce I' Ivan Wells to Sybil Ebers The academy, founded 111 Elholl to Walham Dye Shelba bach 93 36 A , Chesler 1947 and headquartered in S} bal Ebers bach to Ivan Dye 10 A , Sulton Kansas City, Mo , was mWalham 8 Rare Ruby P Wells Mnrgaret Mae Yost strumental m the establish· R1fe to Jerry D Swartz, Cathy Parcels f'he.sr.e t ment of a new primary Chffut U E WhH Lmglun , A S"arlz 021 A , Sahsbur) Basllw Garolama G1Ul1etta specaalty 111 family practice 111 Barbara G Wh!llangton to R1chard Alan Shuler Anna G1rolam• to Gemma M Case! 1969 The new specialty IS Uly E Stnckland Gmdo J expected to mcrease the Grace Shuler 4 A Sc1p10 nwnbers of family phySICIBI18 Eldon Gaul dec to Evelyn Garolama Lot Pomeroy BasiliO G1rolama Gauhetl.a available to serve the public m E Gaul Cert of Trans , the future The academy's G1rolanu to Gemma M Casc1 Cheste r con'tmumg educataon program Eldon Gaul, dec to Evelyn GUido J Glrolaml, Lol IS the foundation of eligibility E Gaul Aff for Tran s PomNnJ MarBaret E IJmgess to for famJiy doctors now in Chester Cla1a r:; Ho,.ery, Exec, Roger I) Dangess Lots practice who apply for cer· t1flcahon in the new speciality Edd1e Lou Howery to Rodney Harr~<onvJlle but p B 71 DiEV. IMPALA ...................... ~1795 SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM lamps an 80 quart coo ler . s leep four, J PHONE 992-7777 was ra1sed m Dowmngton The Ohao Department of Natural Resources htghl) successf ul rent a camp program offers fully equapped camps•tes such as th1s one for $7 a mght Campsites at seven state parks wall be avaalable May 3 through October 27 for fam1lles who want to try campmg but don't own the necessary equipment There wtll be four campsates at each park, walh a seven-mght luml on tbe length of stay ReservatiOn appllcalaon forms can be oblamed by conlaclmg any of the seven Thorough test1ng. state parks for thas program followed by ap The park addresses and propnate med1cal or telephone munbers are Grand chmcal referral Lake-St Marys State Park, Box 308, St Marys, Ohio 45885 Full lane of the latest A Long Hall Tete (419) 394-3611 Fmdley eleclromc hearang If the Washmgton Manu- Slate Park, Rt J, Wellington, a1ds ment were laad lengthwise on Ohto 44090 Tele (216) 647-4490 the floor of the grand con West Branch State Park, 5708 Rental plan or budget course of Umon Statwn m Esworthy Road Rt 5, Washmgton DC , 1t would terms lack 205 feel of g the Ravenna, Ohio 44266, Tele grea t hall T monum nt 1s (216) 296-3239, Hamson Lake Twenty five years of 555 feet tall the concuu~~::'\Slale Park, Rl 1, Fayette, Ohw expenence 760 feet long 43521 Tete (4191 237 2593 Wnte for tnformatton or ca II Punderson State Park, Box 178, tor an appotntment Newbury, Ohio 44065 Tele (216) 564-2279 , Stonehck State Tnal Bv Error Pal k, Rl I Pleasant Plam, LOUISiana settlers tned to Ohw 45162 Tete (513) 625 7544 grow md1go and when that and Blue Rock State Park, Rl RoverSJde Profes 51 onall fruled, ,,SWLicl)ed With little I, Blue Rock, OhiO 43720 Tete Bldg • 444 west un1on St , suceess to tobacco before 1614) 675-470 (Tel 592 6238J learmng that sugarcan• and uampers are provaded a 1~ Athens. Ohoo 45701 l cotton could flounsh m the foot by !Moot tent that sleeps soal there !HEARINGl liAS This m[ormallon was m 4 door I own~er new ca r trade 1n good 1st ltne f 1re s spo t less c lean 1nler1 or small VB engtne au tomatt c fran s mts ston The nght s ze the rtght pr CE' Valu e $ 625 4 Door V 8 engt n e std trans radto good f 1res 1 owner S1xteen referrals for St!rVlCe \H'I e recctved fr om a1ea doctors and hospitals dunng the past qum te1 operatmns of Se1VICe 1971 DODGE CORONET ............. 51495 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, a1r ........... 11895 GREAT COUNTRY STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM -· CALL CARL NELSON A -------- 8 Fleets1r!e whde over blue ftn std tran s rad 10 good w s w trr es whee l fove '> 1ear sl t>p bumper A nt ce one 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVtlle, power, air · • · ••••• 15900 ROOF PAINTING 11 NEWSPAPER CARRIER Ltght green green vmyl roof & 1nfer10r equ 1p factory a~r But It to Your Specs Delivered to Job Site POMEROY HOME & AUTO --- ------ NEWSPAPER CARRIER SYRACUSE .. recorded 1972 CHEV. PICKUP .. .. ........ 52495 $AVE 74 Olds 98 luxUiy Sedan • • LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES "TRUCKS" 4 000 miles 74 Olds Cutlass 4 Dr. Sedan From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Rad1ator to the smallest Heater Core Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator Spectahst --------------- $1.40 matchmg ntenor $AVE Pa1nt1ng A Specialty PUBLIC NOTICE GUN Sh oo t Sa turday Ma r ch Tt e To low1ng documents FURNITURE 30 7 p m Mile H111 Road Area s Most were rece ved prepared by the Sponsor ed by Rae ne F1re ELECTROLUX Vacuum Rea so nable Pnces Oh o E nv ronmental ProteCtiOn Stop In and See Our Department Cleaners complete w th at Agen c y durm g the prev tous 1973 FORO Ranger PICkup F 3 26 41 c trelp Wanted Floor Dasplay tachment s ;;ordwtnder and week W1th n two weeks of 25 0 12 000 miles Phone 992 All work guaranteed pa1nt spray Used but 10 l 1ke noTi ce of the 1nvo ved ap 7110 any t1m e CAR Hops and Wa tress Apply KOSMET I CS & new cond lion Pay \3A A5 pi1Cat 10n 1n OEPA Weekly KOSCOT 3 26 61c 1n per s on Crow s Steak WI GS F-o r a good I ne of cas h or budget plan ava ilabl e HAVING fre ght probl ems? For Rev1ew anyone aggr evt-d or Hou se Pomeroy C BRADFORD Auct 10neer Cosme! cs fr1endly serv1ce PhOne 992 2653 ntra"and 1nterstate serv 1ce to adversely affec t ed by 1ssuance 1955 C HEVROLET 396 wtth Co mpl ete Serv1ce 3 25 6tc and someone to c hat wllh 3 20 ff c and from ma1or gateways or renewa of any perm H sl Phone 9A9 3821 or 949 3161 headers 5250 1969 Chevelle 2 g 1v e me a call He en Jane WOMEN or m~- ;;;;t;d for catl GHE at 1 (800) 762 1267 ltcense (sJ or var ance(s) may Ractne Oh1o dr hardtop 4 speed 396 5750 Brown 992 5 11 3 request an ad tud cat1on FARMS AND 1ght del tvery work Call Mr CLELAND 3 29 ltc Phone 992 3992 Cntt Bradford J 19 tic hearmg by wrdten GREENHOUSE A var~ety o f Dav s (30.4) 773 $832 between 5 1 lfc 3 27 3tc request pussuant to 9 a m and 5 p m da ly cabbage and tom a to plant s IORICE CONSTRUCTION Oh o Rev sed Code Sec 110n CAL L Polly S AUC TIOn or stop by for sale Also broccoli and 1966 DODGE Polara Roofmg spout1 ng k1tchens EXCAVATING dozer loader 3 26 7tc A dr 37A5 07 That statute does not cau t tflower sweet peppers a nd bathrooms Complete stal1on wagon P S and P B and backhoe work sept1c to ge t r1d of !h ose unwanted perm 1 hear ng requests on hot peppers eggp lant s head remodel1ng Phone 742 6273 CARPENTER capable of fin iS h body motor and t1res Good tanks Insta lled dump trucks 1tems Se ll 1f the aucr on ..,ay perm II modd1cat ons com lettuce and EASTER 12 3 tt c and general ca r pen tr y for and lo boys for h 1re w tll haul cond1 t1on See after noon or 537 H1gh Stree t M ddlepor t pla1nls ver1fled complatnts FLOWERS pansy mums new home con struct on Call evenm gs Francts Webb Rt fill d1rt top sotl limestone 992 3509 Open 9 a m to s p m propos ed act ons or ac t ons aza ea hydrangea DON T FUSS Don t cuss !urn Great Amerrcan Homes 742 2 Racme Oh o 4577 1 and gravel Call Bob or Roger Monday Wednesday Thu rs W 1l h1n 30 days of pub l calion 3664 your runk automobiles over to geran1ums p etuntas severa l Jeffers day phone 992 7089 3 28 Jtc day Fnday un/1 noon of l h1 S not1Ce any person may k1nds of hangmg basket s us R1vers1de Au to Wreckmg ntghl Phone 992 3525 or 992 3 11 121c 3 13 30tc ( l l subm1 1 wntten facts or Phone I (304 ) 773 5890 Ger ald ne Cle land Rac1n e 1964 CHEVELLE 283 5232 op n1on s re1a11ng to act tons Oh tO 3 7 26tc automatic excellen t con 2 11 tfc WANTED for Holze r Med1ca1 propos ed acl ons or ver f1ed GUN Shoot 7 p m Fr day at the 3 29 tf c d l1on Phone Larry Hill 98 5 - ----- -----~ -- Cent er 2 ex.penen ce d food Rac1ne G un Clu b Factory A U 1 OMO BILE Insuran ce b~en compi.J1n ts (2) request a publiC 3335 DOZER work land cle•armg by serv1ce personnel mus t have choked guns only Assorted ca n celle d? Lost your meet n g rega rd1ng proposed the acre hour y or contract 1974 ZIG ZAG SEW IN G 3 24 6f c expenence In food buy1ng meats operators ftcense Catt 992 acllons and or (3) request farm pond s roads etc Large MACHINES lett n ayaway 1nven tor1es and work 7428 3 27 3tc not1 ce of further act1ons on dozer and operator W1th over All but II m to buttonhole do aSSignments Apply 1n person proceedmgs 6 15 tfc Mobile Homes For Sale 20 years exper~ence Pulltns s tretch sewtng and lan ey at the per sonnel off 1ce or call Sa f e Thursday Address a l commun1Cai10ns GARAGE 446 5 105 Excavating Pomeroy Ohto st tch 1ng Pay lUSt SIJB 75 cash Fr day a nd Sa turday at to Heanng C erk Oh 1o EPA P 12x44 2 Phone 992 2478 or ferm s available Trade Ins 1969 SKYLI NE J 28 3t c Sharon W1se s Salem Sf 0 Box 1049 Columbus Oh10 bedroom wheels on new accep t ed Phone 992 2653 12 19 ttc Real Estate For Sale Rutland Baby c loth es 43216 underpmnmg awn ng and 3 27 tfc materntly clo th es ch ldr en s WOMAN or h gh ~ho~~~~to MEIGS 'READYMIXCONCRETE attached Ulllify room L1ke stay at ntght Very ltll/ e --- ~- --------2 BEDROOM house m M d and adult s c loth es Plus m1sc Proposed ss~ance of new $2 800 Phone Athens def1vered rtght to your VACUUM Cleaners Brand new housework Phone 992 5939 dl eport N ew k1tcht;on and 3 27 3tc 592 2828 mod1ftcat1on to a 1r perm t to pro1 ect Fast and easy Free lank type models W1fh 5 bath appl1ances Included 3 28 Jtc operate 3 27 61c est mates Phone 992 3284, attachmenrs Only S24 40 cash Ca ll 992 5310 Bradbury Schoo l Bradbury Goeglem Ready M x Co or term s ava lable New 3 19 26tc Road M1ddleport Appltca t1on M 1ddleport Oh10 Upr 1ght models S29 90 cash or No(s) 0653000036 8002 WE NOW PAY terms ava1lable Trade 10S 6 30 tfc NEWLY redecorated home w1th Real Estate For Sale Central Bu ld1ng South accepted Phone 992 2653 bath full basement good coal Fourth Ave Middlepor t Ap SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 3 27 tfc 9 ROOMS 1 • bath fully ca r fur na ce m Pomeroy SS 500 Pl1cat On No(S) 0653000035 B001 REASONABLE rates F'h 446 No Sunday calls Phone 742 peted new furnace trtple Col Gas Trans Crp Lebanon 4782 Gall1polts John Russell 5825 1 72 ACRE Jo t Phon e 742 3656 qarage n Long Bottom Ohto Compressor Sta RD I Por t Owner and Operator 3 28 6tc 3 29 ltp on Ohio Rn,er Phone 84 3 2207 lan d Appl ca t on No(s) 5 12 tfc Per Hundred Pounds - - or YY2 2164 0653000024 B001 INVE ST MENT PROPERTY 3 27 6tp COAL FOR SALE JAYMAR Col Gas Tra n s Crp Me1gs SEP TIC TANKS AROBIC 10 acres of land n Rock COAL COMPANY THE Compres sor St a RD 2 SEWAGE SYSTEMS Spr1ng s Oh1o Tht s land 1S MEIG S & C.ALLIA LINE Pomeroy App 11 ca t1on No(sJ CLEANED REPAIRED NEW3bedroom home J" ~ bath part of an area subd1v1ded for STATE ROUTE 7 AT 0653000022 B001 M I LLER SANI TATION garage basement on G ravel new houses bur due to fhe CHESHIRE OPEN 7 AM Kfi"IIY Manufacturmg Co 938 STEWART OHIO PH 662 Hill Middleport Natural gas M011day Thursday Me1gs County Plannmg TILL 6 30 PM 5 DAYS A Logan Mtddfeport App l calion 3035 already 1n Phone Date Commlss on regulat1ons a nd 9Ttll4 30 No(s) 06~3000005 R001 R002 WEEK PHONE 992 5693 10 4 lfc Dutton 992 3369 even ngs my health I must sell 11 Will Fnday 9 111112 noon Me1gs Co Farm Bureav Coop 3 :15 5tc 992 2534 sell all or any part Btll W11te Assn Ea st Ma1n St Pomeroy SEPTIC TANK S cleaned 1 17 tt c Rock Sprmgs 992 2789 Appl1catton No(s) 06530000<15 Modern San tta tton 99'l 3954 or GOOD qual1 ly hay A l so 2 3 24 Btc POOl 992 73A9 Reg stered Beagles Ca l l 992 BEAUTIFUL new homes no;; - -- - - - - - - - -- -Me1gs H 1qh School Roure 3 10 23 tfc 7201 after 5 p m under construct1on 1n pr i me Pomeroy Appl 1cat on No ( s) 3 24 12tc locatiOn on c ty water and 0653000031 BOO 1 SEWI NG MACHINES Repatr sewer ChOICe of des1gns Wall Me1gs Jun tor H1gh School service all makes ~ 2 228A to wall ca rp eh ng and atr WE HAVE all your upholstery M1d Sou th Th rd Avenue The Fabr tc Shop Pomeroy c.ond 1fiOnlng mcluded Will needs bur l ap den 1m dleport AppliCat iOn (NO(S} Authonzed Srnger Sa tes and 79 Depot Street help arrange f1nanc1ng 06530000 34 8001 ca mbrtc foam glue z1ppers Servtce We Sharpen SCissors convent1onal loan s WITh down tack1ng str1ps sprrngs and M1dclleport Elementary payment low as 5 pet Other 3 29 tfc Athens, Ohao clips chipboard button Pearl St Midd l e port Ap new homes available to GallipoliS - -- PIICi?IIIOn No{s) 0653000037 B001 tw1ne sewmg thread legs DOZER and back hoe work qu<: l tf1ed buyers Wlfh NO upho l stery books dacron Pomeroy Elementary ponds and septiC tanks d1t OOWN PAYMENTI Call webbmg sprrng twme tacks Mulberry Ave Pomeroy chmg serv tce top soli, fill Exc1hng col lect 614 837 65AO or 239 0785 App ii Ga t lOll N 0 (S) 0653000032 A F UL L gospel rev tval w il l be we lt cord cotton SWivel d rt ltmestone B&K Ex or wr1te Great Amer~can held at the Me 1gs Jun1or H1gh BOOl bases foam foam fo am New Home cavat1ng Phone 992 5367 or Homes Inc P 0 Box 687 M1ddleport Oh1o March 29 Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Rut and Elementa ry Co lege 992 3861 Pomeroy Oh10 45769 30 and 31 at 7 30 p m each Ma n St Pomeroy Oh o Avenue Appl ca t1on No(sJ YOU WONT BELIEVE 9 1 ttc even1ng and Sunday af 3 1 tfc phone 991 7554 06530000 35 BOO I YOUR EYES WHEN YOU ----- - ------ternoon 2 p m Evangei1S I Rutl a n d Gy mnas um 3 5 26fc STEP IN SIDE THIS NEW WILL TRIM or cut trees and 7 ACRES land on State Route Chester Estep C:h l l1cothe - - - - -Rut and Oh o Ru tl and Ap S PLIT LEVEL HUGE shrubbery Also clean out 248 Tuppers Pfams and Oh o Spec 1a l smgtng each PHONE: 992-2156 PI 1Cal10n No(s) 0653000044 BOOl SPINET CONSOLE PIANO LIVING ROOM WITH A basements athcs etc Call Chester water natural gas even ng by Gospel Tones and Sal1sbu r y E tementary Route Wa n red Respons ble par ty ro 949 322 1 or 742 4441 LOVELY BALCONY EF Phone 667 3756 after 4 p m other s 1ngers Everybody POMEROY, 0. 3 Pomeroy A ppltcal on No(s) purc hase sp m et p a no on low 3 29 Jtp FECT GOING TO THE 3 3 14 26tc welcome 0653000029 BOO\ monthly payments Can be LARGE BEDROOMS 3 20 IOtc Sugar Run F lour M 11 180 seen locally Wr te Manager or exter1or pa1nt BEAUTIFUL BUILT IN J INTERIOR 10 Mulberry Str ee l Pomeroy P 0 Box 276 She l byville INVESTMENT property rng For tree esttmates ca ll tASH pa1d tor a11 makes ana OAK CABINETS "' W ITH acres of !and m Rock Spr1ngs Appi1Calion No (s) 0653000001 lndtana 46t76 992 3903 POOl models of mobile homes Oh1o Th1 s land s part of an QUALITY APPLIANCES! 3 29 2tp 3 1 26tc Phon e area code 61A A23 953 1 area subd1v ded for new The lmper~al Etectr1c B U ILT IN COMPLETELY 4 13 tfc houses bul due to the Me 1gs Company 345 Syca more St reet CARPETED FO R DAD A APPROXIMATELY 12 acres of County P l annrng CommiSSIOn Millersport App t calion No (s) LARGE 2 CAR GARAGE 4 levet farmmg ground 1u st For 06530000'16 BOOl ROO! regulatiOns and my health t WITH WORKSHOP PLUS ~ outs1de Racine Calf 949 A433 must sell t Will sell any or Veterans Memorta l Hosp ACRES TO PUTTER t II l 30 or 949 3272 after 1 30 part of Bill W11te Rock Mulberry Ave PO Box 307 AROUND ON LOCATED IN tll7pm Sprmgs 992 2789 Pomeroy App l1 ca tton No(sl 3 29 3t c RUTLAND YOU MUST Cal l BY BARWICK 065 3000002 N001 3 2A 8tc SEE THE INSIDE OF THIS 1971 KAWASAKI 500 2 helmets REGULAR 9 95 ONE TO APPREC I ATE IT Steve Snowden (31 29 ltc 5 ROOM hous e b ath full sissy bar extended foot rest basement l arge back porch Ph 992 7155 INIIIIANCI Tuppers Plam s OhiO Call Sq Yd s 1ts on 1 acre of ground about OFFICE 446 3643 667 6385 after 5 p m 12 m le from Rae ne Phone EVENINGS State Farm Insu rance Compd n1 es 3 29 3tc 949 3743 NOTICE OF Bud McGhee-446 125S Pnce 1ncludes ~nsta ll af1on APPOINTMENT 3 28 6tc E M ' Ike' Wlseman- 446 9N FORD tractor d•sc p low Case No 21 171 and fr ee padd1ng Talk to Pomeroy, Oh1o 3796 Estate ol Mabel cultivator and mower Will 5 ROOM house and bath two Cline SHOOTING Match Forked Rvn W ende ll Grate carpet Deceased se ll separate Phone (6 14) 696 Sportsman Cl ub noon Sunday car garage 2 story on Carson consultant 3851 No tice IS hereby given that Factory chocked guns only Road tn Mason Co nta ct 3 26 51 p ~hn W Zerkle o l M 1ddleport 3 28 2tc R ussel l Ball 773 5606 For Rent e gs Co unty Oh10 has been 3 12 ttc - W e have hundreds of FUR NI S HED dulyappomted Admm 1strator of SHOOT I NG M atch Corn two room carpet values Your jOb can apartment on Spnng Ave !h e Es tat e of Mabel Cline Hollow Gun Club turn f~rst Buy 'Em Now! be compteted In 1 to 2 weeks Call Sunday or even1ngs 992 deceased late of Middleport rtght alter Miles Cemetery 3429 Me1gs County on 10 Rutland Factory choked No long wa11ing penod 20" Turf Tnm 3 H P Creditors are required to file guns only Sund ay March 31 3 2B 61p POWER MOWERS lpm the r cia ms w th sad fldUc ary Wlthtn four n on th s 3 28 31c ONE 2 room and bathfu~-;5hed apartment utI l1es pa1d One Dated lh1s 121h day of March 191A 3 rooms shower apartment RUMMAGE Sa l e Monday Ull l l ttes furn1 shed 1n Mason 1 Roll Candy Stnpe w1th through Saturday 10 fill 3 26" Turf T!l3 112 H P W Va Reynolds Apartments Someth ng different every rubber back, 3 99 sq yd Mann1ng D Webster TILLERS Phone 1 D 04 J 77J 5147 on Rt day Fry Bulld1ng M d Judge N1ce for bedrooms dens, 33 Mason dleport Phone 992 5335 Court of Commo n Pleas LOVELY BRICK Wath Reverse kitchens etc 3 'l<l 6tp 3 2.1 6tc Probate 0 VISIOn MIDDLEPORT S bedroo,ms, type 3 BR Bath Donong R --~----------13 ) 15 22 29 Jt c gas furnace ntc e K rtchen has 24 ft cab rnets 3 AND 4 ROOM furn i Shed and basement 2 full baths 2 stamless steel range oven unfurn 1shed apartments POMEROY LANDMARK NOTICE OF porches and garage Now only and smk Dtnmg area and Phone 992 5434 APPOINTMENT bar Hardwood floors car A 12 tfc •·. Jack W Carsey Mgr $20 000 00 Case No 21090 peted Basement Garage 1 l/li4j Phone992 218l TUPPERS PLAINS Neat 2 Estate of Mlll'lred B Headley 742 4211 Rutland 0 PRIVATE meetrng room for level acre wrth plenty of bedrooms large bath out Decea sed any organ zat1on phone 992 bu1ld1ngs and block garage garden space Electnc heat Not1ce s hereby g 1ven tha t 3975 r-OAM to f1l1 ,o ur old COUCh and Askmg l USt '$8500 00 S23 500 00 Clarence M Headley of Reeds 3 11 tfc cha~r cusi'Hons as l ow as BLOCK BUILDING - 72xl20 BUY OF THE YEAR Vtlfe Oh1o R D has been duly S10 95 Upholstery books only OR OLDER appo1nted Executor of t he Ran ch type 3 BR Bath soc 4 mch covered foam wtfh steel trusses Hurncane I ' 2 BEDROOM furnt s hed Estate of Mildred B Headley Lovely ktfchen lot s of mattresses for standard s 1ze fenced yard w1th 2nd butld1ng apartment 5 minutes walk deceased late of Reedsv lie bed $29 95 Pomerov 26)(72 and steel monora11 lor cab1nets and range Ut11ity BE from CourthOuse lnqu1re at Me1gs County OhiO Recovery 622 E Man street loadmg The matn bu1ldmg ts R Carport Carpeted 112 Second tratler at !eft at V1c Cred1fors are requ1red to Ide Pomeroy Oh1o Phone 992 one large room wtth no posts Brown s Tra1ler Court acre 51700000 the1r cla1ms Wilh sad f1dqclary 75S4 SMALL DOWN PAYMENT 3 27 3tc FOR MOBILE HOMES or W1th1n tour months 3 S 26tc 3 bedroom ranch type hom e HOMES - Gas water and Dated th s 181h day of March Closets natural gas furnace 197A 5 ROOM apartment on Peoples - - - - - - - - - - - - - electrrc on 11. acres 200 ft Terrace 1n Pomeroy Phone n1ce k1tchen hvtng room 12x19 frontage In Pomeroy (304) 675 3434 Mannmg D Webster Copper plumb1ng, large garage $3 000 00 3 29 31c Judge and nt ce lot Askmg $19 500 00 CLOSE TO MINE NO 3 -----Court of Common Pleas 45 ACRES In Rutland About 2 acres 2 story frame Probate DIV ISIOn You have a good chance to TA KE soil away th e Blue Lustre Townsh1p at only $125 00 per 4 SR P 2 baths Otntng R way f rom car p ets and acre earn big money and prizes, Porches 2 garages Con OJ 21 28 ( 4) 4 3fc upholstery Rent elec tr 1c IF YOU HESITATE YOU c r ete block storage bldg shampooer $1 Baker Fur too To find out lf there is a OWE ANOTHER MONTHS Recently renovated n1ture Company route open m your neighRENT MA KE YOUR MONEY $10 500 00 3 29 3tc - - - ----------- Gold gold v1nyl root ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED ~-- -- --- l 74 Cadillac Sedan DeVille Custom Hatc hba ck Coupe dark green t1m sh l tke n ew wh l e wa I l1rcs fu ll wheel covers protectrve stde m o ldmg s pow c1 br a k ~.;s rad o 6 cy lmde r c ngme stan dard fran s m iS!> tOn A ve1y popula r modE' a r d pnced to go Lines and Power Lmes All work done by the " foot or contract Also dozer work and septic tanks tn COLOR FADED? For Free Es.hmate 1nqu1re now about a beaut1ful new roof tn fa s.hton colors N znd USED CARS ~r bMS~' 1973 CHEVROLET NOVA ...... .... $2695 Water LEAKING? EXPERIENCED pa nter 1n ter1or and exrer or Ca ll Don VanMete r 985 3951 3 26 121p --------- ----- DITCHING SERVICE HARDWARE Modd leport 0 Ave IS YOUR ROOF ------------ WILL do babys1tt1ng n my home For more tnformat1on ca ll 992 7462 3 29 3tp referrals ' model •n beautiful walnut ca bmet Makes des•gn st1 t ches llg zag buttonholes bl1nd hems etc L ke new On ly 589 95 Call Ravenswood 773 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 00 12 7 ftc Sale ~&at~ .'B usiness Services . Sale SI N GER sew ng EAR N S I ~OOO 6 5 tk ANT I QUE QUillS and tewelry Also mlerested n furn1 tu r e and d1shes Ca 1 99 2 5262 even ngs or morn ngs 2 20 tfc Notice For Busal)ess Opportumhes 16 home Better Cars, Lower Prices! ~ ~.(;• ~"'~·EoSe.fcEJ~~EJNK~~~SNE To -•• sen t zne • l Classz ze d s Ge t R esu lts.f 1 8 - The Daaly '-enlmel Maddleporl-Pomea O} 0 Joseph J Davis, M D , servmg the Maddleporl area with has off1ce at 306 N Second, Middleport, has completed conlinuang educallon reqwremenls to retain active membership m the Amencan Academy of Famaly By Bertha Parker $15 00 Sabbath School attendance on March 24 at the Free DISC Brake A L1ttle H lgher Melhodast Church was 108 Offerulg for mornmg se<>:ace was $liS 16 and attendance Howard Well was 85 Front End Spectahst Mrs Pearl Jacobs remams a pat1ent at Veterans Memonal Hospal.al Paul Archer, Columbus, spent Saturday w1lh h1s mother Mrs Georgia D•ehl Mr and Mrs Mark Stahl of soo E Mam St Stockdale visited Saturday Pomeroy, o. wath Mr and Mrs Norman 992 2174 Schaefer Mr and Mrs Charles Haley Open Evemngs T1l of Crooksville VISited recently 1 p m & Sal hi 5 p m wi.th Mrs Georgia D1ehl Serv1ce Dept Tol12 The Semor C1t1zens Chaar On Saturday was well rece1ved at the local church Sunday evemng Remember, we servace Mrs Esl.a Wise as VIS Itang what we sell. near Steubenvalle and 1s VISiting fnends here SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Property Transfers N. W. COMPTON. 0. D. OPTOM~RISl _ QFF ICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS l-EAST COURT ~T POMEROY • ·: �f~~uc~~;kc.!'aANT IN THE CO MMON PlEAS COURT OF MEIGS COU NT Y OH WANT ADS 0 10 SHAR O N A JO NE S 10 Ra l road St r ee t M ddlcport Oh 0 Ptet nl ff vs JAMES D 1 ON ES ,, 0 address .,,,, u Detendanl M11 ' h 29 1974 '"o"e ARo~:J~~N Lost 5 PM Day Before Publ ca lion MondayOead l meYa 11 Can ce llat 1on _ Correct ons w 11 be accepted unt 1 9 a m tor Day of Publ ca!Jo n REG w, No - NOTICE BY IS su ULATI-()N S Th e Publi sh er resenes the r ght to $d tor r~o• 1 e c t any ads deemed ob1ect anal The pubi <Sher W</ 1 no! be respon PUBLICATION s ble for more than one m Pla1llilf h<~s t:Jroughl t h <, cor ree l m se rt on act on nam nq you as defendant RATES n th e abo v~ namt:'d court by For Want Ad Serv1ce f1 1n9 her Co 11pta nt on th1 ?711'1 5 ce nts per Word one nse~flon day o f Marc t1 1974 M1n1mum C harg e Sl 00 Th e o tl)ect ot the Con pia nt 14 cents ]ter word three and th e demand for re t> f 'Ire to consecut ve 1nsert ens obtam a d1vorce to be awarded 26 cents per word s x con the ca r e custody and co 1trol of secut1ve ns ert1ons Th e Ill I lOr eM d of the part1cs to 25 Per Cenl D1scoun t on pa 1d be awarded at mony for the ads and ads pad w th n 10 P a n 1 ff ond support tor th(' days m1n0r Child of the partes for CARD OF THANKS cos ts and other rei e f & OBITUARY You are r cqu1rcd to answer S2 00 for 5 0 word m n th e Comp c'11nt w lh n tw enty mum Each add I onal word e 1ght days afte r t he la st 3c public~1110n Of th S n0I1 Ce Wh Ch BLIND ADS Will be publiShed once each Add It anal 75c Charge pe r we ek tors x consecut vc weeks Advert.sement and th e last pub cat on w I be OFFICE HOUR S made on th e lOth d<ty o l M l y 8 30 a rn to .S 00 p m Oa l y 1974 8 311 am 10 12 oo Noon In Th e cas e o l you r ta llure to Sl'lturd ay answ er or otherw se respond as perm ned by tile Oh o R u es of C1v I Procedure w1lh n the I nc stat ed tud gment by del au 1 w 1 be rendered ~gn ,-,st you for the In Memory reli ef demanded m the Com pan LARRY E SPENCER CLE RK OF THE COURT O F COMMO N PLEA S ME IG S COUNTY OHIO COURT HOUSE POMEROY OH IO (3) 19 (41 5 2 19 76 (51 3 10 IN LOVING memory ot Mildred Mare Powel age J who passed away Mare t 29 1973 In the memory of t he Pow ell fam lly Sad l y m ssed by mo ther br ot her s a,-,d SISters J 29 H e l!c FE MAL E Alask,1n Ma l smutc doq Wolfe orav w1lh while tr m we •g h s 80 lbs Los. I on 68 1 between Darw n and S l OWV 1II e Phone 696 IIIII 3 /9 li e Wanted To Buy :J TO 100 a cr es ot vacan ll and n Me1gs County Phone 992 3726 3 27 Si c JUNK Auto s c omplete del ve r ed roour yard We p ck. up auto bod 1es and buy all k nds of scrap metals and ron R der s Sa lvage Sl ate Route 12A Route 4 Pomeroy Oh 1o Phon e 991 5 168 ] 28 1?tp OLD auto s 6 or. more cars w II g ve '53 00 p ece 18 cars or more w I g ve bett e r pr ce Ca I 985 A297 3 28 tfc N O 1 copp er BUc rad a to rs J5c r ed brass -IOc ballenes $1 :to M A Hal Ree d sv tlt e Oh o Pllone 378 6149 3 1~ tt c OLD Upright ptanos Any cond 1t on Pay 1ng $10 cash Wr11e g v e d~recl10ns to WITT EN PIANO CO P 0 BOX 18 SardiS OhtO .13946 3 13 JOtc OLD furn1 ture oak tables c lo cks 1ce boxes brass bed s d shes de5k s or complete households Wrlle M D Miler Rt -1 Pomeroy Oh o ca l l 992 7760 5 13 tf c iJOOOQpcrvear Anyone nt er es ted n own ng th e r own P na Aus.mess S7 500casll needed Wr1te Mr Ed a t 1175 Brown Rd Columb us Oh 1o J J123 3 '17 12tp ~-~ - For AM FM s t e re~ rad o 8 track tape player 4 speaker sound system Balan ce S109 46 or use our budge t terms Call 992 3965 3 18 tfc vROCERY bvsmess for sale Bu1ldmg for sale or l ease Phone 773 5618 from B 30 p m to 10 p m for appo nlment 3 20 tfc ~------ -- -~---- EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Mam St Pomeroy All k nds of sa lt water pel ets water nuggets block sa l/ and own Oh10 R1ver Salt Phone 9112 389 1 SEW IN G Machmes Brand New Z1g Zag 10 n ce walnut table In or g 1nal ca rton '\ Never used Clearance on 7A Models (O nly a few available) MJ 40 cash or terms ava1lab te Phone 991 2653 3 20 lfc '5.55 On Most Amencan Cars -G UARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Opens Tol5 LO SE we1ght w th New Shape Tablet s and Hydr ex water P l i s at Dufton Drug tn M ddleport and N elso n Drug 3 27 3t c Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 Besl 3 28 4t( STARC RAFT tra1lers and fold down5 qual ty and serv1ce Camp Conley Starcraft Sa tes Rt 6'l North of PI Plea sant beh1nd Red Carpet Inn Phone 675 5384 3 28 3tc FURN ITURE sofa chair ro c kmg cha r floor lamp two tab l e l amps 2 end tab les S275 refr gera tor S90 Call 992 7338 after 5 p m 3 27 3tc BABY bunn es for sale fbr Eas ter See R ck.y Se ller s Rae ne Oh10 3 27 41c EXPERT Wheel Alignment machines 1972 CHURCH pu lp 1t stand offer Phone 985 3825 FRESH Qualdy eggs Open farm produced Fed c ho1ce gra n s and mash You w 11 en1oy these qva!lly eggs and hea l thy food too They are pr ced r~ght 1 J T Led lie F arm s Langsville Oh o J 28 31p - Employment Wanted ALL WEATHER N 2nd IT IS All WEATHER HARDWARE Under New Management M!ddleporl Gene's Body Shop Ph 992 5271 Auto Sales Now under new management stalled RON AND KAREN THOMAS See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992-3525 or 992 5232 Stop m and sa v Hello Br:10g 1n lh1 s ad for a Free Gtft 808 W Matn Pomeroy STEREO Waln~J'l:' AM FM R ad1o 8 tra<:K tape .... om b1nat1on Balance SilO 73 or terms avai l able Phone 992 3965 1 14 tfc SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph "2 2174 Pomeroy ' , HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO Ma son, W Va 773 5554 • NELSON 992 2094 6CM E Maan Pomeroy INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES and -------------- - - ------------- WANTED FOR NEWSPAPERS THE ROSENBERG CO. -------------- ----- CALL 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL THE WANTED MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER THE DAILY SENTINEL WISEMAN AGENCY ---------- -------- --------------- WANTED PAPER CARRIER THE MAN TO CALL P-7027 CARPETING 501 NYLON CLIFTON, W. VA. PHONE 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL - - --------- •7.95 -------- - ------ ---------- SPECIAL! •52.95 • '176.95 BOYS OR GIRLS RUTLAND FURNITURE '-==----------' borhood PHONE 992-5083 -- - - ---------~ CALL 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINE~_ TRAILEr space for rent m Rc:cme Phon e 992 2429 or 992 2838 3 29 tfc TRAILER Browns Trailer Park Phone 992 3324 3 29 tfc Middleport Pomeroy ... COUNTRY BUY ING full power Full power equ p factory a1r vmyl roof AM w1th stereo tape red wt lh black top black vtny l1nterwr $AVE • • 72 Cadillac Sed. DeVIlle, power, air··· .... 14900 72 P~. Duster Cpe., V-8 auto., P .S ........ 12695 • 71 Ford LTD H.T. Cpe., atr, low mtles ..... 12495 70 Olds Cut. S. Cpe., pow., a1r, v-roof • .. • • 11495 1 70 Chev. Mal. Cpe., V-8 auto., P .S......... 1995 ' 70 Chi}Sier Newport 4 Or., pow. •69 AIR CONDITION NOW? YES! & an .... 11995 ALL WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave Middleport, 0 Under New Management 68 Chev. 112 t. Pickup, V-8, lspeed .... • •- 11095 66 Cadillac H.T. Sedan ...................... 1595 63 Cadillac H.T. Sedan ..................... 1395 • DON'T DRIVE A • GAS GULPER OR A GAS HOG ; '" Phone Stanley 949-2189 '; Bumper to Bumper Servace Fore1gn Cars Welcome : RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER BEST IN USED FURNITURE See Us Before You Bu:y 9 Bedroom Suites t2 Breakfast Sets su 9S up $10 00 up 1 Hode A Bed ____ 5115 1 Coppertone Fngtda1re Elec Clean Elec Range hke new 1 Upnght PtanO - - - SS9S l Years old 1 Wh1te Twm Stte Bedroom Sutte wtth sprrngs & mat tress, like new 5239 95 2 Hutch Cabtnets S199 95 ea One wtth glass one without ltke new I Kong Soze Bed ---S79 95 W1de Vartety-77 gas & elec ranges .15 refngerators, 2 wood wardrobes 7 hvtng room suttes, JO chests & dressers wood rocker, lamps, tables washers, dryers bunk beds, meta 1 chtna desk & cha1r J atr cond1floners 2 console stereos love seat telev1s1on sets twtn & full SIZe beds & beddmg floor fans 3 range hoods, etc Rutland Fumiture 742 4211 See Herb Rutland, 0 Dave or Mtke Grate DON T WASTE PRECIOUS TIME TO BUY OR SELL CO NTACT OUR OFFICE Big Capacity Mayt1g AutomatiCS 2 speed oreratlon Choice o water temps Auto water level control L1nt Filter or Power F 1n Agitator Perma Press M•ytag Halo of Heat Dryers Surround clothes w•th gentle even heat No hot spots no overdrylng Ftne Mesh Lint F liter We Specl11ize In MAYTAG Red Carpet Service HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 RUTLAND FURNITURE II no answer 992 ~568 ArnOIO GraTe Rutland Hospttal The report showed that 268 home v1s1ts to ass1st patients v..ere made durmg December Green ftn1 sh spofl ess clean mtenor arr cond t1oned good l 1res automaftc tr ans. P ste enng & brakes rnd 1o Shnrp January and February walh staff members dnvang 4,219 m1les an average of 15 7 per pal1enl Most uf the vtslls for the three month penod were 1970 CHEVROLET BEL AIR ........ $1395 clean 1ntenor blue ftnt sh made to prov1de nursmg 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill SC I\ $1295 Only a mne 1mprovmg one hospitalized one trans£erred au tomalt c t ran smtss ton and three pallenls dted 1973 CHEVROLET IMP. 4 DOOR Mrs Edna Russell dareclor of the home health serv1ce through \\hach patients mav F actory atr tmted g la ss while ovt>r g r ecll go ld v n y l tnt tnm 350 VB eng Ill' wheel cove r s w s w ttr es e lt>c cl ock bum p er guards pu shbulton radto SPECIAL PRICE recel\e nursmg and therapy help at home '"ported that procedure policy changes recommended by the state must be made Mrs Russell s3495 Dona ld D1ener, Scott Lucas ONLY A FEW NEW '73 PASSENGER CARS LEFT! CHECK OUR CLOSE-OUT PRICES ,.., and Hugh Custer. chairman of the lward who presided Thursday "1ll revtew the changes It was reported that the Rev Father Bernard KraC)ovac, !01 mer pastor of Sacred Hearl Church m Pomeroy who has . "We run averv SimPle busme& WE SEll & SERVICE CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCK,, been servmg on the board, has 61 Ford V-8, std. trans. •• .. • .... • • • • • • • .. • .. '95 • Driver's Education Car VERY LOW MILES 74 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan V roof 14400 were to provide physical lherap} to conhned patients Discharges for the three month penod totaled 14 wtlh 1970 FORD FAIRLANE 500 ......... $895 Hardt op Coupe V e ngrne power s tee r rng radto tee but a fe" - 14 of the total - 4 door V 8 au tomat c pov.er stPer tng rad o good ftres been transferred The group diScussed replacang h1m • ' VW ANU UAT~U SPECIALIST Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, a1r .... 1895 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V-8 auto .••••.•• -11295 Now whtle the weather IS sftll coot IS the best ftme It can be mstalled at your convemence w1lh no watltng around tn hot muggy weather Phone 992 2550 meetmg at Vele1 ans Memor1al blue t m sh s potles s 1ntcnor 71 Vega 2 Dr. G.T., 4 speed ............... 11995 the Metgs Coun ty Home Health eluded Thursday afternoo n when the Advtsory Boa1 d of the serv1ce held 1ls quarterly 1971 COUGAR H.T. CP£.. .......... ~2395 Now Attendwg POMEROY MOTOR CO. "Your Chevy Dealer" Open Eves Till 8 were D1ener, Lucas Custer Dr R1dg\\ay Mrs Maxme steller Mrs Russell Ehzabelh Smalh Mrs and atr 992-2126 John Hob Mrs Jean Neal ex-off1c1o member , and POMEROY Mrs Lo1s Clelland FREE LICENSE PLATE With purchase of any new car, now until Apnl 1, 1974 Karr & Van Zandt 'You'll Lake Our Qualaty Way of Doang Busmess" 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evemngs Unf•I6:0G-T•I5p.m. Sat. Chrysler layoffs could hit 19,300 DETROIT <UPIJ - Chrysler Corp Tuesday announced tentative plans to 1dle 19,300 workers m temporary layoffs next month at assembly plants m Detrmt, Belvidere, Ill and St Loms, Mo But the f1rm mdJCated 1ts plans could be altered by favorable developments m market and sales trends It c1ted s1gns of an upturn mall segments of the auto market and sa1d 1ts Apnl productiOn schedule 1s subJect to "rev1ew and reviSIOn " The No 3 automaker said 11 has tentatively scheduled the production of 135,000carsm the UmtedStatesandCanada, wath downtame antac1pated at four U S plants The shutdowns would 1dle 5 100 employes at Chrysler's Lynch Road Assembly Plant m Detrmt and 4,700 at 1ls Belvadere facility dunng the f1rsl week of Apnl, the 4,700 Belv1dere workers and 4,800 at 1ts Jefferson Avenue plant m Detrmt the third week of Apral, and 4,700 workers al1ls St Louts facallty the !anal week Chrysler and Ford c1tmg slumpmg sales and a resultmg prof1l squeeze saad they are slashmg lhe1r capal.al spendmg budgets thiS year by a total of some $185 m1l110n Ford ts trnnmmg $100 mallion from the more than $1 1 bllbon 1l had planned to spend on facabties th1s year, whale Chrysler IS biting the bullet to the tune of $85 mllhon General Mlors, despite bemg hit hardest of all the compames by the energy ens••· saad at was staymg w1th als plans to spend alwut $1 3 balhon thiS year, a shght mcrease over 1ls cap1lal outlay for 1973 ~ PROBLEM? Call your local specialist: Diles Hearing Aid Center l l I ! ON A LOSER I SHOP THESE WINNERS Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. Rent-a-camp plan opens on May 3rd SIX two cots two foam slecp mg mattresses, two torch 1973 CHEV. CUSTOM ..................$2895 , , ton p1ckup l ong wtde bed wtth topper POMEROY Next to Jones Boys 72 DiEV. %TON ....................... ~1995 Long w 1de bed 67 FORD 3/4 TON ......................... !695 4 Sp., l ong w de bed HOURS: 62 FORD 314 _.. , TON ........................ }595 Long w 1de b1ied_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ DAILY 9 AM-8 PM "CARS" 72 FORD LTD.......................... ..t1995 4 Or H T fac a 1r P s p1cruc table flre extmgwsher, propane gas stove and a grate for cookmg over an open fire The campsites are set up to <I Dr l ac atr P S P B 72 VEGA ...................................$1795 t Cy l auto 70 PLYMOUTH ............................$1095 Sil l c l 1le '2 dr BOYS OR GIRLS H T au t o can Meigs ac PS 70 FORD TORINO ...................... ..S1395 GT2drHT 69 FORD LTD .............................. $895 7 Dr H T 66 BUICK leSABRE .......................f695 11 OR OLDER BE A 4 Dr H T 68 DODGE POLARA .......................f695 NEWSPAPER CARRIER 1 Dr H T 71 CHEV. BISCAYNE.. .................. !l595 4 Dr You have a good chance to earn Btg Money, and Pnzes too 1 To find out II there IS a route open m your ne1gh borhood fa c a1r PS PB 67 PLYMOUTH fURY 4 Dr HT 111 ................5795 Good Selection of Other Cars See Ray Raggs or Roger Rae bel CALL 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 Puerto R1co for a week Mr and Mrs Chnton Galkey took Harrisonville them to Parkersburg to catch a Society Ne~s plane Mr and Mrs Htal French Mr and Mrs M A Epple spent an evemng wath Mr and spent an evemng wath the Htal Mrs Eugene Young Frenches recently Mrs Bernard Gtlkey and Mass Karen Gilkey of Athens mother, Maddleport VISited the and her roommate new to Robert A1kares Chnton Galkey of Albany spent an evemng w•th hiS mother Frank Landaker of Woodrow Colo has notified rc lallves he expects to vasal Ohao 1n a month or so health penmlting He IS 94 Mrs John Stout and Mrs W1llard Faudree spent an afternoon w1th Mr Guy Bolw Mrs Howard Gilkey has taken a leave of absence from the bank where she •• em ployed and expects to undergo surgery for an over acllve thyroid The F 0 Whaleys wall keep Joey Jay while h1s mother IS hosp1tahzed Mrs Amanda Morris, s1ster of Mrs May Mason, was a pallent at Veterans Memonal Hospalal Mr Dana Hamng of Lan caster passed away at h1s home Saturday He was the son of Clled and Hallae Hamng and Funeral was at Hughes Funeral Home an Athens walh bur1al m Wells Cemetery The stepson of Esla Mae Blackwood Taylor was killed when ndwg a b1cycle Mrs Margaret Elias was made a member of the Presbytenan Church Sunday Ohio rent-a-camp sleeps up to six Dr. Davis re-elected to mornmg Mr and Mrs Ronald Brown spent Sunday w1lh her father family physicians group Laurel Cliff Chester, 0 the M A Epples Mr Peterson moved from the May Scharbath house to the Harold Graham house Has \\lie and chtldren are stall m Tennessee due to the death of a re1altve Mrs Frances Howery returned home from Veterans Memorial Hosp1lal and 1s much unproved • Sm1th Nelson Motors 500 E Mam Pomeroy, Oh1o We don't want you back because the JOb was done WRONG . We want you back because the JOb was done RIGHT• COME SEE THE DIFFERENCE :qtCIAL fOR APRIL c:;, Front End Alignment & Front Wheels Packed Physac1ans, a national """ocaataon of family doctors commodate two addalwnal Requ~rements call for people w1th their own sleepmg members to complete a gear muumwn of ISO hours of accredited continwng medical study every three years Members become eligible for re-electwn at the end or the thard year followmg their First No Hitter electiOn w membership The Joe Borden of the Boston academy, the country's second Braves p1tched the first no largest natiOnal medical h1t game on maJor league assoc1at1on,ls the only national baseoall on May 23 1876 med1cal group that requires members to keep up with mediCal progress through Howery, 23 A Columb•a conllnumg educallon Mmms H Elholt, Ahce I' Ivan Wells to Sybil Ebers The academy, founded 111 Elholl to Walham Dye Shelba bach 93 36 A , Chesler 1947 and headquartered in S} bal Ebers bach to Ivan Dye 10 A , Sulton Kansas City, Mo , was mWalham 8 Rare Ruby P Wells Mnrgaret Mae Yost strumental m the establish· R1fe to Jerry D Swartz, Cathy Parcels f'he.sr.e t ment of a new primary Chffut U E WhH Lmglun , A S"arlz 021 A , Sahsbur) Basllw Garolama G1Ul1etta specaalty 111 family practice 111 Barbara G Wh!llangton to R1chard Alan Shuler Anna G1rolam• to Gemma M Case! 1969 The new specialty IS Uly E Stnckland Gmdo J expected to mcrease the Grace Shuler 4 A Sc1p10 nwnbers of family phySICIBI18 Eldon Gaul dec to Evelyn Garolama Lot Pomeroy BasiliO G1rolama Gauhetl.a available to serve the public m E Gaul Cert of Trans , the future The academy's G1rolanu to Gemma M Casc1 Cheste r con'tmumg educataon program Eldon Gaul, dec to Evelyn GUido J Glrolaml, Lol IS the foundation of eligibility E Gaul Aff for Tran s PomNnJ MarBaret E IJmgess to for famJiy doctors now in Chester Cla1a r:; Ho,.ery, Exec, Roger I) Dangess Lots practice who apply for cer· t1flcahon in the new speciality Edd1e Lou Howery to Rodney Harr~<onvJlle but p B 71 DiEV. IMPALA ...................... ~1795 SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM lamps an 80 quart coo ler . s leep four, J PHONE 992-7777 was ra1sed m Dowmngton The Ohao Department of Natural Resources htghl) successf ul rent a camp program offers fully equapped camps•tes such as th1s one for $7 a mght Campsites at seven state parks wall be avaalable May 3 through October 27 for fam1lles who want to try campmg but don't own the necessary equipment There wtll be four campsates at each park, walh a seven-mght luml on tbe length of stay ReservatiOn appllcalaon forms can be oblamed by conlaclmg any of the seven Thorough test1ng. state parks for thas program followed by ap The park addresses and propnate med1cal or telephone munbers are Grand chmcal referral Lake-St Marys State Park, Box 308, St Marys, Ohio 45885 Full lane of the latest A Long Hall Tete (419) 394-3611 Fmdley eleclromc hearang If the Washmgton Manu- Slate Park, Rt J, Wellington, a1ds ment were laad lengthwise on Ohto 44090 Tele (216) 647-4490 the floor of the grand con West Branch State Park, 5708 Rental plan or budget course of Umon Statwn m Esworthy Road Rt 5, Washmgton DC , 1t would terms lack 205 feel of g the Ravenna, Ohio 44266, Tele grea t hall T monum nt 1s (216) 296-3239, Hamson Lake Twenty five years of 555 feet tall the concuu~~::'\Slale Park, Rl 1, Fayette, Ohw expenence 760 feet long 43521 Tete (4191 237 2593 Wnte for tnformatton or ca II Punderson State Park, Box 178, tor an appotntment Newbury, Ohio 44065 Tele (216) 564-2279 , Stonehck State Tnal Bv Error Pal k, Rl I Pleasant Plam, LOUISiana settlers tned to Ohw 45162 Tete (513) 625 7544 grow md1go and when that and Blue Rock State Park, Rl RoverSJde Profes 51 onall fruled, ,,SWLicl)ed With little I, Blue Rock, OhiO 43720 Tete Bldg • 444 west un1on St , suceess to tobacco before 1614) 675-470 (Tel 592 6238J learmng that sugarcan• and uampers are provaded a 1~ Athens. Ohoo 45701 l cotton could flounsh m the foot by !Moot tent that sleeps soal there !HEARINGl liAS This m[ormallon was m 4 door I own~er new ca r trade 1n good 1st ltne f 1re s spo t less c lean 1nler1 or small VB engtne au tomatt c fran s mts ston The nght s ze the rtght pr CE' Valu e $ 625 4 Door V 8 engt n e std trans radto good f 1res 1 owner S1xteen referrals for St!rVlCe \H'I e recctved fr om a1ea doctors and hospitals dunng the past qum te1 operatmns of Se1VICe 1971 DODGE CORONET ............. 51495 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, a1r ........... 11895 GREAT COUNTRY STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM -· CALL CARL NELSON A -------- 8 Fleets1r!e whde over blue ftn std tran s rad 10 good w s w trr es whee l fove '> 1ear sl t>p bumper A nt ce one 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVtlle, power, air · • · ••••• 15900 ROOF PAINTING 11 NEWSPAPER CARRIER Ltght green green vmyl roof & 1nfer10r equ 1p factory a~r But It to Your Specs Delivered to Job Site POMEROY HOME & AUTO --- ------ NEWSPAPER CARRIER SYRACUSE .. recorded 1972 CHEV. PICKUP .. .. ........ 52495 $AVE 74 Olds 98 luxUiy Sedan • • LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES "TRUCKS" 4 000 miles 74 Olds Cutlass 4 Dr. Sedan From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Rad1ator to the smallest Heater Core Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator Spectahst --------------- $1.40 matchmg ntenor $AVE Pa1nt1ng A Specialty PUBLIC NOTICE GUN Sh oo t Sa turday Ma r ch Tt e To low1ng documents FURNITURE 30 7 p m Mile H111 Road Area s Most were rece ved prepared by the Sponsor ed by Rae ne F1re ELECTROLUX Vacuum Rea so nable Pnces Oh o E nv ronmental ProteCtiOn Stop In and See Our Department Cleaners complete w th at Agen c y durm g the prev tous 1973 FORO Ranger PICkup F 3 26 41 c trelp Wanted Floor Dasplay tachment s ;;ordwtnder and week W1th n two weeks of 25 0 12 000 miles Phone 992 All work guaranteed pa1nt spray Used but 10 l 1ke noTi ce of the 1nvo ved ap 7110 any t1m e CAR Hops and Wa tress Apply KOSMET I CS & new cond lion Pay \3A A5 pi1Cat 10n 1n OEPA Weekly KOSCOT 3 26 61c 1n per s on Crow s Steak WI GS F-o r a good I ne of cas h or budget plan ava ilabl e HAVING fre ght probl ems? For Rev1ew anyone aggr evt-d or Hou se Pomeroy C BRADFORD Auct 10neer Cosme! cs fr1endly serv1ce PhOne 992 2653 ntra"and 1nterstate serv 1ce to adversely affec t ed by 1ssuance 1955 C HEVROLET 396 wtth Co mpl ete Serv1ce 3 25 6tc and someone to c hat wllh 3 20 ff c and from ma1or gateways or renewa of any perm H sl Phone 9A9 3821 or 949 3161 headers 5250 1969 Chevelle 2 g 1v e me a call He en Jane WOMEN or m~- ;;;;t;d for catl GHE at 1 (800) 762 1267 ltcense (sJ or var ance(s) may Ractne Oh1o dr hardtop 4 speed 396 5750 Brown 992 5 11 3 request an ad tud cat1on FARMS AND 1ght del tvery work Call Mr CLELAND 3 29 ltc Phone 992 3992 Cntt Bradford J 19 tic hearmg by wrdten GREENHOUSE A var~ety o f Dav s (30.4) 773 $832 between 5 1 lfc 3 27 3tc request pussuant to 9 a m and 5 p m da ly cabbage and tom a to plant s IORICE CONSTRUCTION Oh o Rev sed Code Sec 110n CAL L Polly S AUC TIOn or stop by for sale Also broccoli and 1966 DODGE Polara Roofmg spout1 ng k1tchens EXCAVATING dozer loader 3 26 7tc A dr 37A5 07 That statute does not cau t tflower sweet peppers a nd bathrooms Complete stal1on wagon P S and P B and backhoe work sept1c to ge t r1d of !h ose unwanted perm 1 hear ng requests on hot peppers eggp lant s head remodel1ng Phone 742 6273 CARPENTER capable of fin iS h body motor and t1res Good tanks Insta lled dump trucks 1tems Se ll 1f the aucr on ..,ay perm II modd1cat ons com lettuce and EASTER 12 3 tt c and general ca r pen tr y for and lo boys for h 1re w tll haul cond1 t1on See after noon or 537 H1gh Stree t M ddlepor t pla1nls ver1fled complatnts FLOWERS pansy mums new home con struct on Call evenm gs Francts Webb Rt fill d1rt top sotl limestone 992 3509 Open 9 a m to s p m propos ed act ons or ac t ons aza ea hydrangea DON T FUSS Don t cuss !urn Great Amerrcan Homes 742 2 Racme Oh o 4577 1 and gravel Call Bob or Roger Monday Wednesday Thu rs W 1l h1n 30 days of pub l calion 3664 your runk automobiles over to geran1ums p etuntas severa l Jeffers day phone 992 7089 3 28 Jtc day Fnday un/1 noon of l h1 S not1Ce any person may k1nds of hangmg basket s us R1vers1de Au to Wreckmg ntghl Phone 992 3525 or 992 3 11 121c 3 13 30tc ( l l subm1 1 wntten facts or Phone I (304 ) 773 5890 Ger ald ne Cle land Rac1n e 1964 CHEVELLE 283 5232 op n1on s re1a11ng to act tons Oh tO 3 7 26tc automatic excellen t con 2 11 tfc WANTED for Holze r Med1ca1 propos ed acl ons or ver f1ed GUN Shoot 7 p m Fr day at the 3 29 tf c d l1on Phone Larry Hill 98 5 - ----- -----~ -- Cent er 2 ex.penen ce d food Rac1ne G un Clu b Factory A U 1 OMO BILE Insuran ce b~en compi.J1n ts (2) request a publiC 3335 DOZER work land cle•armg by serv1ce personnel mus t have choked guns only Assorted ca n celle d? Lost your meet n g rega rd1ng proposed the acre hour y or contract 1974 ZIG ZAG SEW IN G 3 24 6f c expenence In food buy1ng meats operators ftcense Catt 992 acllons and or (3) request farm pond s roads etc Large MACHINES lett n ayaway 1nven tor1es and work 7428 3 27 3tc not1 ce of further act1ons on dozer and operator W1th over All but II m to buttonhole do aSSignments Apply 1n person proceedmgs 6 15 tfc Mobile Homes For Sale 20 years exper~ence Pulltns s tretch sewtng and lan ey at the per sonnel off 1ce or call Sa f e Thursday Address a l commun1Cai10ns GARAGE 446 5 105 Excavating Pomeroy Ohto st tch 1ng Pay lUSt SIJB 75 cash Fr day a nd Sa turday at to Heanng C erk Oh 1o EPA P 12x44 2 Phone 992 2478 or ferm s available Trade Ins 1969 SKYLI NE J 28 3t c Sharon W1se s Salem Sf 0 Box 1049 Columbus Oh10 bedroom wheels on new accep t ed Phone 992 2653 12 19 ttc Real Estate For Sale Rutland Baby c loth es 43216 underpmnmg awn ng and 3 27 tfc materntly clo th es ch ldr en s WOMAN or h gh ~ho~~~~to MEIGS 'READYMIXCONCRETE attached Ulllify room L1ke stay at ntght Very ltll/ e --- ~- --------2 BEDROOM house m M d and adult s c loth es Plus m1sc Proposed ss~ance of new $2 800 Phone Athens def1vered rtght to your VACUUM Cleaners Brand new housework Phone 992 5939 dl eport N ew k1tcht;on and 3 27 3tc 592 2828 mod1ftcat1on to a 1r perm t to pro1 ect Fast and easy Free lank type models W1fh 5 bath appl1ances Included 3 28 Jtc operate 3 27 61c est mates Phone 992 3284, attachmenrs Only S24 40 cash Ca ll 992 5310 Bradbury Schoo l Bradbury Goeglem Ready M x Co or term s ava lable New 3 19 26tc Road M1ddleport Appltca t1on M 1ddleport Oh10 Upr 1ght models S29 90 cash or No(s) 0653000036 8002 WE NOW PAY terms ava1lable Trade 10S 6 30 tfc NEWLY redecorated home w1th Real Estate For Sale Central Bu ld1ng South accepted Phone 992 2653 bath full basement good coal Fourth Ave Middlepor t Ap SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 3 27 tfc 9 ROOMS 1 • bath fully ca r fur na ce m Pomeroy SS 500 Pl1cat On No(S) 0653000035 B001 REASONABLE rates F'h 446 No Sunday calls Phone 742 peted new furnace trtple Col Gas Trans Crp Lebanon 4782 Gall1polts John Russell 5825 1 72 ACRE Jo t Phon e 742 3656 qarage n Long Bottom Ohto Compressor Sta RD I Por t Owner and Operator 3 28 6tc 3 29 ltp on Ohio Rn,er Phone 84 3 2207 lan d Appl ca t on No(s) 5 12 tfc Per Hundred Pounds - - or YY2 2164 0653000024 B001 INVE ST MENT PROPERTY 3 27 6tp COAL FOR SALE JAYMAR Col Gas Tra n s Crp Me1gs SEP TIC TANKS AROBIC 10 acres of land n Rock COAL COMPANY THE Compres sor St a RD 2 SEWAGE SYSTEMS Spr1ng s Oh1o Tht s land 1S MEIG S & C.ALLIA LINE Pomeroy App 11 ca t1on No(sJ CLEANED REPAIRED NEW3bedroom home J" ~ bath part of an area subd1v1ded for STATE ROUTE 7 AT 0653000022 B001 M I LLER SANI TATION garage basement on G ravel new houses bur due to fhe CHESHIRE OPEN 7 AM Kfi"IIY Manufacturmg Co 938 STEWART OHIO PH 662 Hill Middleport Natural gas M011day Thursday Me1gs County Plannmg TILL 6 30 PM 5 DAYS A Logan Mtddfeport App l calion 3035 already 1n Phone Date Commlss on regulat1ons a nd 9Ttll4 30 No(s) 06~3000005 R001 R002 WEEK PHONE 992 5693 10 4 lfc Dutton 992 3369 even ngs my health I must sell 11 Will Fnday 9 111112 noon Me1gs Co Farm Bureav Coop 3 :15 5tc 992 2534 sell all or any part Btll W11te Assn Ea st Ma1n St Pomeroy SEPTIC TANK S cleaned 1 17 tt c Rock Sprmgs 992 2789 Appl1catton No(s) 06530000<15 Modern San tta tton 99'l 3954 or GOOD qual1 ly hay A l so 2 3 24 Btc POOl 992 73A9 Reg stered Beagles Ca l l 992 BEAUTIFUL new homes no;; - -- - - - - - - - -- -Me1gs H 1qh School Roure 3 10 23 tfc 7201 after 5 p m under construct1on 1n pr i me Pomeroy Appl 1cat on No ( s) 3 24 12tc locatiOn on c ty water and 0653000031 BOO 1 SEWI NG MACHINES Repatr sewer ChOICe of des1gns Wall Me1gs Jun tor H1gh School service all makes ~ 2 228A to wall ca rp eh ng and atr WE HAVE all your upholstery M1d Sou th Th rd Avenue The Fabr tc Shop Pomeroy c.ond 1fiOnlng mcluded Will needs bur l ap den 1m dleport AppliCat iOn (NO(S} Authonzed Srnger Sa tes and 79 Depot Street help arrange f1nanc1ng 06530000 34 8001 ca mbrtc foam glue z1ppers Servtce We Sharpen SCissors convent1onal loan s WITh down tack1ng str1ps sprrngs and M1dclleport Elementary payment low as 5 pet Other 3 29 tfc Athens, Ohao clips chipboard button Pearl St Midd l e port Ap new homes available to GallipoliS - -- PIICi?IIIOn No{s) 0653000037 B001 tw1ne sewmg thread legs DOZER and back hoe work qu<: l tf1ed buyers Wlfh NO upho l stery books dacron Pomeroy Elementary ponds and septiC tanks d1t OOWN PAYMENTI Call webbmg sprrng twme tacks Mulberry Ave Pomeroy chmg serv tce top soli, fill Exc1hng col lect 614 837 65AO or 239 0785 App ii Ga t lOll N 0 (S) 0653000032 A F UL L gospel rev tval w il l be we lt cord cotton SWivel d rt ltmestone B&K Ex or wr1te Great Amer~can held at the Me 1gs Jun1or H1gh BOOl bases foam foam fo am New Home cavat1ng Phone 992 5367 or Homes Inc P 0 Box 687 M1ddleport Oh1o March 29 Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Rut and Elementa ry Co lege 992 3861 Pomeroy Oh10 45769 30 and 31 at 7 30 p m each Ma n St Pomeroy Oh o Avenue Appl ca t1on No(sJ YOU WONT BELIEVE 9 1 ttc even1ng and Sunday af 3 1 tfc phone 991 7554 06530000 35 BOO I YOUR EYES WHEN YOU ----- - ------ternoon 2 p m Evangei1S I Rutl a n d Gy mnas um 3 5 26fc STEP IN SIDE THIS NEW WILL TRIM or cut trees and 7 ACRES land on State Route Chester Estep C:h l l1cothe - - - - -Rut and Oh o Ru tl and Ap S PLIT LEVEL HUGE shrubbery Also clean out 248 Tuppers Pfams and Oh o Spec 1a l smgtng each PHONE: 992-2156 PI 1Cal10n No(s) 0653000044 BOOl SPINET CONSOLE PIANO LIVING ROOM WITH A basements athcs etc Call Chester water natural gas even ng by Gospel Tones and Sal1sbu r y E tementary Route Wa n red Respons ble par ty ro 949 322 1 or 742 4441 LOVELY BALCONY EF Phone 667 3756 after 4 p m other s 1ngers Everybody POMEROY, 0. 3 Pomeroy A ppltcal on No(s) purc hase sp m et p a no on low 3 29 Jtp FECT GOING TO THE 3 3 14 26tc welcome 0653000029 BOO\ monthly payments Can be LARGE BEDROOMS 3 20 IOtc Sugar Run F lour M 11 180 seen locally Wr te Manager or exter1or pa1nt BEAUTIFUL BUILT IN J INTERIOR 10 Mulberry Str ee l Pomeroy P 0 Box 276 She l byville INVESTMENT property rng For tree esttmates ca ll tASH pa1d tor a11 makes ana OAK CABINETS "' W ITH acres of !and m Rock Spr1ngs Appi1Calion No (s) 0653000001 lndtana 46t76 992 3903 POOl models of mobile homes Oh1o Th1 s land s part of an QUALITY APPLIANCES! 3 29 2tp 3 1 26tc Phon e area code 61A A23 953 1 area subd1v ded for new The lmper~al Etectr1c B U ILT IN COMPLETELY 4 13 tfc houses bul due to the Me 1gs Company 345 Syca more St reet CARPETED FO R DAD A APPROXIMATELY 12 acres of County P l annrng CommiSSIOn Millersport App t calion No (s) LARGE 2 CAR GARAGE 4 levet farmmg ground 1u st For 06530000'16 BOOl ROO! regulatiOns and my health t WITH WORKSHOP PLUS ~ outs1de Racine Calf 949 A433 must sell t Will sell any or Veterans Memorta l Hosp ACRES TO PUTTER t II l 30 or 949 3272 after 1 30 part of Bill W11te Rock Mulberry Ave PO Box 307 AROUND ON LOCATED IN tll7pm Sprmgs 992 2789 Pomeroy App l1 ca tton No(sl 3 29 3t c RUTLAND YOU MUST Cal l BY BARWICK 065 3000002 N001 3 2A 8tc SEE THE INSIDE OF THIS 1971 KAWASAKI 500 2 helmets REGULAR 9 95 ONE TO APPREC I ATE IT Steve Snowden (31 29 ltc 5 ROOM hous e b ath full sissy bar extended foot rest basement l arge back porch Ph 992 7155 INIIIIANCI Tuppers Plam s OhiO Call Sq Yd s 1ts on 1 acre of ground about OFFICE 446 3643 667 6385 after 5 p m 12 m le from Rae ne Phone EVENINGS State Farm Insu rance Compd n1 es 3 29 3tc 949 3743 NOTICE OF Bud McGhee-446 125S Pnce 1ncludes ~nsta ll af1on APPOINTMENT 3 28 6tc E M ' Ike' Wlseman- 446 9N FORD tractor d•sc p low Case No 21 171 and fr ee padd1ng Talk to Pomeroy, Oh1o 3796 Estate ol Mabel cultivator and mower Will 5 ROOM house and bath two Cline SHOOTING Match Forked Rvn W ende ll Grate carpet Deceased se ll separate Phone (6 14) 696 Sportsman Cl ub noon Sunday car garage 2 story on Carson consultant 3851 No tice IS hereby given that Factory chocked guns only Road tn Mason Co nta ct 3 26 51 p ~hn W Zerkle o l M 1ddleport 3 28 2tc R ussel l Ball 773 5606 For Rent e gs Co unty Oh10 has been 3 12 ttc - W e have hundreds of FUR NI S HED dulyappomted Admm 1strator of SHOOT I NG M atch Corn two room carpet values Your jOb can apartment on Spnng Ave !h e Es tat e of Mabel Cline Hollow Gun Club turn f~rst Buy 'Em Now! be compteted In 1 to 2 weeks Call Sunday or even1ngs 992 deceased late of Middleport rtght alter Miles Cemetery 3429 Me1gs County on 10 Rutland Factory choked No long wa11ing penod 20" Turf Tnm 3 H P Creditors are required to file guns only Sund ay March 31 3 2B 61p POWER MOWERS lpm the r cia ms w th sad fldUc ary Wlthtn four n on th s 3 28 31c ONE 2 room and bathfu~-;5hed apartment utI l1es pa1d One Dated lh1s 121h day of March 191A 3 rooms shower apartment RUMMAGE Sa l e Monday Ull l l ttes furn1 shed 1n Mason 1 Roll Candy Stnpe w1th through Saturday 10 fill 3 26" Turf T!l3 112 H P W Va Reynolds Apartments Someth ng different every rubber back, 3 99 sq yd Mann1ng D Webster TILLERS Phone 1 D 04 J 77J 5147 on Rt day Fry Bulld1ng M d Judge N1ce for bedrooms dens, 33 Mason dleport Phone 992 5335 Court of Commo n Pleas LOVELY BRICK Wath Reverse kitchens etc 3 'l<l 6tp 3 2.1 6tc Probate 0 VISIOn MIDDLEPORT S bedroo,ms, type 3 BR Bath Donong R --~----------13 ) 15 22 29 Jt c gas furnace ntc e K rtchen has 24 ft cab rnets 3 AND 4 ROOM furn i Shed and basement 2 full baths 2 stamless steel range oven unfurn 1shed apartments POMEROY LANDMARK NOTICE OF porches and garage Now only and smk Dtnmg area and Phone 992 5434 APPOINTMENT bar Hardwood floors car A 12 tfc •·. Jack W Carsey Mgr $20 000 00 Case No 21090 peted Basement Garage 1 l/li4j Phone992 218l TUPPERS PLAINS Neat 2 Estate of Mlll'lred B Headley 742 4211 Rutland 0 PRIVATE meetrng room for level acre wrth plenty of bedrooms large bath out Decea sed any organ zat1on phone 992 bu1ld1ngs and block garage garden space Electnc heat Not1ce s hereby g 1ven tha t 3975 r-OAM to f1l1 ,o ur old COUCh and Askmg l USt '$8500 00 S23 500 00 Clarence M Headley of Reeds 3 11 tfc cha~r cusi'Hons as l ow as BLOCK BUILDING - 72xl20 BUY OF THE YEAR Vtlfe Oh1o R D has been duly S10 95 Upholstery books only OR OLDER appo1nted Executor of t he Ran ch type 3 BR Bath soc 4 mch covered foam wtfh steel trusses Hurncane I ' 2 BEDROOM furnt s hed Estate of Mildred B Headley Lovely ktfchen lot s of mattresses for standard s 1ze fenced yard w1th 2nd butld1ng apartment 5 minutes walk deceased late of Reedsv lie bed $29 95 Pomerov 26)(72 and steel monora11 lor cab1nets and range Ut11ity BE from CourthOuse lnqu1re at Me1gs County OhiO Recovery 622 E Man street loadmg The matn bu1ldmg ts R Carport Carpeted 112 Second tratler at !eft at V1c Cred1fors are requ1red to Ide Pomeroy Oh1o Phone 992 one large room wtth no posts Brown s Tra1ler Court acre 51700000 the1r cla1ms Wilh sad f1dqclary 75S4 SMALL DOWN PAYMENT 3 27 3tc FOR MOBILE HOMES or W1th1n tour months 3 S 26tc 3 bedroom ranch type hom e HOMES - Gas water and Dated th s 181h day of March Closets natural gas furnace 197A 5 ROOM apartment on Peoples - - - - - - - - - - - - - electrrc on 11. acres 200 ft Terrace 1n Pomeroy Phone n1ce k1tchen hvtng room 12x19 frontage In Pomeroy (304) 675 3434 Mannmg D Webster Copper plumb1ng, large garage $3 000 00 3 29 31c Judge and nt ce lot Askmg $19 500 00 CLOSE TO MINE NO 3 -----Court of Common Pleas 45 ACRES In Rutland About 2 acres 2 story frame Probate DIV ISIOn You have a good chance to TA KE soil away th e Blue Lustre Townsh1p at only $125 00 per 4 SR P 2 baths Otntng R way f rom car p ets and acre earn big money and prizes, Porches 2 garages Con OJ 21 28 ( 4) 4 3fc upholstery Rent elec tr 1c IF YOU HESITATE YOU c r ete block storage bldg shampooer $1 Baker Fur too To find out lf there is a OWE ANOTHER MONTHS Recently renovated n1ture Company route open m your neighRENT MA KE YOUR MONEY $10 500 00 3 29 3tc - - - ----------- Gold gold v1nyl root ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED ~-- -- --- l 74 Cadillac Sedan DeVille Custom Hatc hba ck Coupe dark green t1m sh l tke n ew wh l e wa I l1rcs fu ll wheel covers protectrve stde m o ldmg s pow c1 br a k ~.;s rad o 6 cy lmde r c ngme stan dard fran s m iS!> tOn A ve1y popula r modE' a r d pnced to go Lines and Power Lmes All work done by the " foot or contract Also dozer work and septic tanks tn COLOR FADED? For Free Es.hmate 1nqu1re now about a beaut1ful new roof tn fa s.hton colors N znd USED CARS ~r bMS~' 1973 CHEVROLET NOVA ...... .... $2695 Water LEAKING? EXPERIENCED pa nter 1n ter1or and exrer or Ca ll Don VanMete r 985 3951 3 26 121p --------- ----- DITCHING SERVICE HARDWARE Modd leport 0 Ave IS YOUR ROOF ------------ WILL do babys1tt1ng n my home For more tnformat1on ca ll 992 7462 3 29 3tp referrals ' model •n beautiful walnut ca bmet Makes des•gn st1 t ches llg zag buttonholes bl1nd hems etc L ke new On ly 589 95 Call Ravenswood 773 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 00 12 7 ftc Sale ~&at~ .'B usiness Services . Sale SI N GER sew ng EAR N S I ~OOO 6 5 tk ANT I QUE QUillS and tewelry Also mlerested n furn1 tu r e and d1shes Ca 1 99 2 5262 even ngs or morn ngs 2 20 tfc Notice For Busal)ess Opportumhes 16 home Better Cars, Lower Prices! ~ ~.(;• ~"'~·EoSe.fcEJ~~EJNK~~~SNE To -•• sen t zne • l Classz ze d s Ge t R esu lts.f 1 8 - The Daaly '-enlmel Maddleporl-Pomea O} 0 Joseph J Davis, M D , servmg the Maddleporl area with has off1ce at 306 N Second, Middleport, has completed conlinuang educallon reqwremenls to retain active membership m the Amencan Academy of Famaly By Bertha Parker $15 00 Sabbath School attendance on March 24 at the Free DISC Brake A L1ttle H lgher Melhodast Church was 108 Offerulg for mornmg se<>:ace was $liS 16 and attendance Howard Well was 85 Front End Spectahst Mrs Pearl Jacobs remams a pat1ent at Veterans Memonal Hospal.al Paul Archer, Columbus, spent Saturday w1lh h1s mother Mrs Georgia D•ehl Mr and Mrs Mark Stahl of soo E Mam St Stockdale visited Saturday Pomeroy, o. wath Mr and Mrs Norman 992 2174 Schaefer Mr and Mrs Charles Haley Open Evemngs T1l of Crooksville VISited recently 1 p m & Sal hi 5 p m wi.th Mrs Georgia D1ehl Serv1ce Dept Tol12 The Semor C1t1zens Chaar On Saturday was well rece1ved at the local church Sunday evemng Remember, we servace Mrs Esl.a Wise as VIS Itang what we sell. near Steubenvalle and 1s VISiting fnends here SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Property Transfers N. W. COMPTON. 0. D. OPTOM~RISl _ QFF ICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS l-EAST COURT ~T POMEROY • ·: �.. . . Two deer hit, • Cassels found the good life In cesslble iri town--and-country America than m large, cosmopolitan cities.'' Whether or not you agree, the book is convincing evidence Lou proved his theory at least · to his own satisfaction. He called it an account of a "very ordinary, often weak man crawling slowly back from the MEIGS THEATRf: Ton ight, Sat., ~un. March 29 ·30·3 1 THE DEADLY TRACKERS ( Tec hn ico lor) Richard Harr 1s Rod Ta\o·lor Aiken after the 1972 presidential elections. He would write on ly his rcliginn columns and OlTCJSiona l speci<ll arLidcs. Then. 14 months later, he suffered a hear! attack and left killed by- cars WASHINGTON C.H. Ohio • killed m Two deer were 1UP! 1 - Police chief Rodman separ ate traffic accidents Scott said .today that shoes. investigated Thursday by the worn by one of four prisoners Ga llia-Meigs Post Sta te High- who escaped from the Southern way Palmi. Ohio Correctional Facility at fam ilies livmg in modern brick The deer mishap occurred at Lucasville had hollowed out homes and driving late model 7 a.m. on Rt. 160, four tenths of compartments that could have cars. I see black people sitting a mile from Rt. 35. The animal held contraband. Washington as soon as he was He found so utherners he A second accident oc·curred knew fa sc inated but not shock ed by Watergate . 1" Southerners take for gra nted that all politicians are apl to be crooked unless very closely watched ... As one of my frien<ts remarked during the Watergate hearings, 'Every politician knows that it pays to be honest -but it don 't pay as much'. "I He found the verities of Aiken unchanged . on Rt. 35, three and five tenths of a mile west of Rl. 7 where a deer ran into the path of a car operated by Larry Baker, 33 , of Pomeroy. Ronald J. Lively, 17, R•. 2, Gallipolis, was cited to Municipal Court for failure to stop within the assured clear distance following a rear end collision on Rl. 7, one and seven tenths miles north of Gallipolis. Officers said the Lively car Chandler and son, Mary Eloise Cox, Mary Kathryn Craig, Ore tha Crookham, Atla Deverick, Cheryl Dickerson, Marjorie Donnally, Phyllis Dowell, Ralph Durst, Angela Elliott, Phyllis Fowler, Carol Groves, Glen Hartley, Ada ("Just as wine reflects, in its struck the rear end of an auto Henry, Mabel Hevener, Roger lanova's St. Augustine award said . ·•we're starting a new life, and 1t's going to be the best covering presidents too much. lPG I Disney Cartoo11s : Legend of Coyote Rock Socia I Lwn Show Starts 7 p .m . That night Lou and Charlotte talked about their friend and decided to gel away as soon as possible from "big league journalism and th e highpressure life that attends it." Lou arranged to return to MASON DRIVE-l N TON IGHT-SAT.-SUN., MAR. 29-30-31 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM "THE ARENA" PAM GRIEReMARGARET MARKOV See wild women fight to the DEATH! Black slave vs white slave RATED R • where they choose in movie ran into the path of a car driven • PLUS ''WOMAN HUNT" WOMEN ARE MADE FOR MEN ••• TO HUNT! SET YOUR SIGHTS ON THE TASTIEST GAME OF ALL_. RATED R yet." .... What Lou found was :he "soothing, soporific sound " of a small waterfall outs ide his bedroom window, the diversity of swamp wildlife, the thou· sands upon thousands of birds that stop at Aiken on their annual migrations and a suburban gardner's apprecia· lion of nature's profligacy with wild flow ers. . 1 "The deepest mystery of the universe lies not in the evil and ugliness that abound in it but rather in the good and beauty that persist amidst its perils in spite of evetything.") He discovered the changes in the South since his boyhood. (" I see black men and women working in factories side by side with white menfor identical wages . I see black 29 Cases taste and bouquet, lhe type of grapes used, the soil in which · they are grown and the amount of sunshin e and rainfall...a town derives its distinctive character from lh.e interaction of.: .its history, its people, the climate and geographicallocation .. .lf towns are like wine, Aiken belongs in the same class with Montrachet, La Tache and LafiteRothschild. ") Lou obviously also found a large measure of personal peace. HOSPITAL NEWS Holzer Medical Ce nter 1Discharged, March 281 Ronnie Bishop, Mrs. James operated by Ricky A. Moore, 18 , of Eureka Star Rl. Hill, Mark Holley, Mrs. James Kelly and son, Ray Kim- :!:~:~:~:::::,:~:~:::::::::::~::::::!!:-.::::::::::::::~::::!::".?.*=~~=~8~ Lemley, Betty Leonard, Johnny Mounce, Terry Par- berling, William Lawson, Doris MOVE DELA YEO The Meigs County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service Office will not be moved into The Fanners Bank and Savings Co. Building by April 1 as announced earlier. The new date wlll be announced in the • very near future. sons, Mrs . Terry Proffitt and son, Otto Rothgeb, James Shawver , Jonathan Stump, John Sturgeon, Clyde Tope, Newton Vermilion. Lisa Wells, Virgil Wood . . (Births) Mr. and Mrs. Donald Legg, a daughter, Robertsburg, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jarvis, a son, New Haven, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wessels, a son, Millwood, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Price, a son, Long Bottom; Mr . and Mrs. Charlie Robinson, Jr., a son, Jackson. HOW THEY VOTED WASHINGTON iUPf) Both Ohio senators voted in favor of the bill to increase the federal minimum wage to $2 an hour, passed Thursday by a 71-19 vote. Sen. Howard Metzenbaum was among 48 Democrats voting in favOr of the proposal while (Continued from page I) Agreement Act were also filed Sen. Robert Taft Jr. joined 12 by Jane Ann Roush, Pomeroy, Republicans voting for the against William Joseph Roush, measure. Hartford ; Jettie Stevens, Tuppers Plains, agai nst GAME POSTPONED William Stevens, Parkersburg, The Meigs at North Gallia and Edna Maxine Dorst, baseball game was postponed Letart, Ohio, against Milford today because of rain and will Dorst, Henderson. The case of Betty J. Adams be played next Wednesday, versus Grange Mutual April 3 at North Gallia as a Casualty Co., et al, was double header. dismissed. BERRY'S WORLD : :; : :. ;----W. : I.':.m,' POMEROY BOWLING LANES Wednesday Farly Mixed League Week ot March 20, 1974 Standings Won Lost Regatta In 68 36 Ten th Framers 6d dO Young's Mkt. 54 SO Zide's Spor t Shop 51 52 Nelson's Drug s 42 62 Smi th -Nelson Mot . 32 12 H ig h Ind . Game ( Men ) Larry Dug an 206 , Spee d Russell 199; (Women) Pat Carson 195, April Smith 190. High ' Game Team - Sm ilh · Ne ls on Motors 710 . High Ind . Se ries ~ ( Men ) Tom Smit h 525, Speed Russe l l 514; (Women ) Pat Carson 515, Belly Sm ilh dSS. High Ser ies Team - Young's Mr~rket 1921. Early Thursday Mixed L ea gue March 14, 1974 Standings Team Points Lucky Strik er s 70 Mr . and Ms . 66 A ll in the F am ily A9 Qua d s + ? 36 The Bold Ones 35 Nuts and Bolls J2 Team H igh Series The Bold Ones 2 140, All in the F amily 2022 . . Team High Game Tt1 e Bol d Ones 7d2, Quads + ? 724 . Women's High Series ~ Dolores Hensl ey 495, Oiani Hawl ey 493 Women's High Game Be tt y Long streth 192, Linda Van ln wagen 190. Men's High Series - Gene Murray 567, Pete Bass 505. Men's High Game Gen e Murray 222, Ken Longs treth 191. Bend League March 2S, 1974 Standings \ © Comets 73d, Team High Serie s Comets 2034. ~f::l,tu;- OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM SAVE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT DURING Craw's Craw's OUR STOREWIDE SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS ' Elberfelds.ln Pomeroy·· ' Big Bend Area's pomeroy '""""" national bank !he bonk ol !he cen tury es tabli shed tB72 . ' • FDIC • Save time Bl'ld stt~! . In· Sl811 it where the wesh is . -enywhere )101.1 cBn 111 ad· 11quate wirinc. p lum b iOI and W!!nting. • F~mily Siu l 2·Sond Wuller cleans ltm il ~ ·ti ze loads at Recutar illld Oeli· cate uttinas. • -,-· • Permanent Preu Care in Washer end Dryer. Our Sklnny.Minl price RUTLAND BRANCH Sat ., 9 a .m .. J p.m . Thursday 9 a .m . f(l 12 Noon Fr'iday 9 a .m . to 7 p .m . Mr;,n ., Tue~ .• Wed ., AUTO BANK HOURS FRIDAY 9 to 7-SATURDA Y 9 to 12MONDAY FOR FIRST ENGAGEMENT "Classic Exam pie" Dryer h.u Flowin& Heat for Junshine lret h clolhts. MAIN OFFICE Mon ., Tues., Wed ., Th urs. 9 a .m . J p.m. Friday 9 a .m . to 7 p .m . Saturday 9 a.m, to 12 Noon !\'lost Famous Nite Spot PRESENTS BAKER FURNITIJRE Mldd teporl , 0 . 4 Piece Group W~h From Athens Vocalist They Play It All .•. . Saturday NIGHT .10 til 2 . ".T"' . . THE MEIGS IN· :J; PHONE 992·3629 ,~·' '' " ".,OMEROY, OHIO at home. You can accomplish a grea t deal if you're something of a do-it-yourself person . You can even sleep a few ex tra hours in the morning and watch all the late night TV you wouldn't see on working days, but there's no q·ueslion about it, in America nothing beats a vacation away . For years most Americans have done their traveling by car. The business for · motels skyrocketed in oft-traveled areas like the Shenandoah Valley of Virgi nia or the Grand canyon Area of Colorado as tnurism became a way of life. But most people won't attempt the miles-long trip with the family ca r now unless they are dedica ted optimists or have friends along the way who can help them find ·gasoline. So Americans become, by ·necessity, small time travelers again. For Tri..Countians, fortunately, the best of three states is close at hand and offers possibilities almost unexcelled, and from the surface, unbelievable . In Ohio there are a wealth of state parks, historical sites and scenic areas just waiting to be ex plored. Nearby Kentucky offers the vintage beauty of the old south, battlefields and museums and West Virginia's mountains provide the traveler with 'Views as breathtaking as those anywhere along the Shenandoah. l~ In Ohio the one tank of gas limit for ::;;... . . traveling will border the neighborhood of t:umberland Gap, Nation Park, Ky. Brown, Clinton, Fayette , Madison , Franklin, just a corner of Delaware, Licking, take two or three, spa ce them out over the are picturesque bridges at Barrett's Mill Cos hocton, Guern sey and Be lm ont summer and fall . in Highland County, Otway Bridge and Counties. · What is there to see in Ohio? Many Rock Mill Bridge in the Hooker-Lancaster Naturally you can go if you have the things from all appearances. Old bridges area . money and the time, but gasoline experts and odd bridges abound for bridge lovers. The southcentral part of the state still prefer that Americans stay within the Near Cambridge and New Concord as well boasts the remains of the Ohio-Erie Canal single ta nk each-way radius and take as at Old Washington arc the "S" bridges; and you can see bits of it at Buckeye Lake, weekend vacations this year. Even if you Zanesville has the "Y" bridge and there !Continued on page 2) + Weather Your invited Gw>..t Reaching More Thm1 12,000 Families tmts Sunny today in southeast Ohio, highs in the 60s, in the north 50s. Cloudy tonight and Monday, possible showers . Lows in the 4Qs. Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Vallev 34 PAGES 3 SECTION S NO.9 VOL 9 Gallipolis-Point Pleasant • SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1974 PRICE 20 CENTS Pomeroy-Middleport ~~--------------~~--------------------~~~~-------------~~--------------~ . ' . ~ • State will post gasoline ·d irectories. In parks MAJUETTA - According to a recent motorists Ira vellng on main highways survey by the Ohio Departlllent of Trans- throughout the southeastern area. The portation, gasoline remains difficult to directory will provide highway travelers obtain In many of the counties of with information as to where service . stations are open and when, the telephone southeastern Ohio. District 10 Deputy Director, Max R. numbers, brands, and if wrecker or road Farley, said a Fuel Emergency Directory service is provided. The directory includes Interstate 77 will be posted at roadaide parks to aid . . ARC pressing for new study of rails j lI WASHINGTON' - The 'Appalachian . RegiOIUil Conunisalon (ARC) Thursday fUed a supplementary statement with the :Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) i'l!lated to the proposed U. S. Department of Transportation rail abandonment plan ·for the five northern Appalachian states of ·New York, Pennsylvania, Maryi!'nd, Ohio, ·and West Virginia, created under legislation passed late last year. The Commission, in Its supplemental statemen~ made the following recom· mendations: · -The Commission respectfully urges the ICC to recommend to the U.S. Railway Association that in preparing the Preliminary and Final System Plan, that the USRA take into account the economic development Impacts of plans apd programs at the local, state and regional level and other, ecooomlc deV1!lopment factors on the demand for, and quality of, rail service. END-OF -THE-MONTII SALE Team Points Sears Catalog Merch . 66 Rawling Auto Parts 64 Pomeroy Cement Blo c k Co. 50 Midwest Steel Co . 44 H&R Firestone 33 Roach's Gun Shop 31 H igh Ind . Game Larry Thomas 2d5, A. L. Phelp s Jr . 2l7, Ed Voss 2 15. High Series - Larry Thomas 606. Ed Voss 588, Bill Radford 583 . .... Team High Game Raw l ings Auto Par ts 939. Team High Series Rawlings Auto Parts 2618 . 'S' bridge US 40 near New Concord, 'Y' bridge at Zanesville, and covered bridge near Lancaster. BY JAN COUNTRYMAN GALLIPOLIS - Given the correct proportions of good weather, good roads and a tank of gasoline, where can you wander to that will be interesting and different in these days or gasoline shortage? That questions is one that may have many would.!Je vacationers cringing as they sit down and wonder what to do for the time off they have coming this swnmer, for even · though you can get it, gasoline is still a pretty dear commOdity. Granted there are merits to vacations SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM Tri County League Slandlngs oome.o, LEFT TO RIGHT: (Continued from page f 1 Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, West Virginia and Wisconsin. · Percy has been assessing his · presidential chances publicly for several months and is expected to make the most of this weekend's forwn. Percy repor~ly plans to tell · delegales in his welco~ speech that GOP · faces ~ a · "crisis of leadership ... the . President and the leader of our party is in danger of being forced from office." He said he will tell delegates that the party could absorb a "potential disaster" in the 1974 and 1976 elections unll!ss good . candidates-without the taint of Watergate ~ are recruited at local and state levels. The chance for a direct comparison among several contenders for the GOP nomination, however, was expected to overshadow any discussion of party presidential strategy. Most of those attending the conference will be moderate or conservative Republicans influential in the affairs of their home state's GOP organization. President Nixon is not expected to attend. BOWLING LANES The skinniest Wasber /Dryer ever made. .. Tri-State area Offering good tank-of-gas trips for an autopsy. "The soles and inner soles and heels were hollowed out," · Scott said. "The secret com· partmeots were covered in both shoes and without closely. examining the shoes they could go undetected." Scott said the compartments · were at least one-half inch deepand were possible with the tYP., of shoes with thick soles worn by inmates at the prison. The four convicts, Manning, of Hamilton, Ohio ; David · Pilkington, 29, of Olmstead; Robert Laws, 27, Columbus; and Donald Nickerson, 45, Vandalia, escaped WednesdaY while being transported Columbus for court ap· pearances. ·Authorities said the four overpowered a Franklin County sheriff's deputy, handcuffed him to the car and took his revolver. Officials said the prisoners sprayed the deputy with what the inmates called a flammable liquid an!l threatened to put a match to it. The three other prisonen~ were re<!aptured. Elberfelds In Pomeroy POMEROY Our drive-in teller is speedy. A friendly hello. A fast transaction. You're on your way. Prompt. Friendly. Accurate. Drive in and try it. 1974 by NEA Inc " I try to think of the pins as the House Judic'iary Committee'" Team Points Four Aces 52 Shake Haven SO Crew's Comets 49 Top.Cats dl Three Hits & A Mis 30 T hree Nuts & A Bolt 18 High Ind. Game Harold Loshie 223, Bil l W i lford 218, Bill Boy l es 217. H ig h Series B il l Boy l es 596, Ed Voss 53d, Bob Miller 529. Team High Game - .' ,I Top GOP Local Bowling HOURS NOTED Sue Imboden, Middleport Deputy Registrar, announced today that office hours through Aprill5 will be from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday . • Scott Said the se<!ret compartments in the shoes, worn by Doyle Manning,_35, who was shot to death b>' P.].Washington Court House patrohnan, could hav~held contraband missed in a prison shakedown. The discovery was made Thursday when the convict's body was brought to Columbus theaters, entering restaurants by Thomas A Shilot, 19, of and motels without qualms." I Kerr . out of the hospitul. Lou and Charlotte already r elatively thin volwne , but it is full of the emotional riches Lou had built a retirement cabm at and hi s wi le, Cha rl otte, Coontail Lagoon, located on the dJscovered in Aiken, S.C., in fr inges of a swamp just outside the last two years of his life. Aiken and his book really Aiken was Lou 's home and he begins when they walked into always had planned to retire the cotta ge and "Charlotte there. He advanced hiS timeta- turned to kiss and hold me tight ble one evening in 1970 while in in her arms." Philadelphia to rece1 ve Vil"We're home, Darling," she for distinguished service to journalism. A UP! repo rter dashed up to say, "Smilty just shot himseIf." Smitty was Merriman Smith, UP! While House Reporter who fina lly found the pace of ' . ' Prisoner ·had secret in shoes- town-and-country America By GRANT DILLMAN bl'ink of de.ath and redisco ver· WASHINGTO N (U PII ing the sheer joy of being alive Louis Cassels, UP L's late . in this beautiful world God has religion writer , wrote a final mad e." book just before his death Published by West.mimster keyed to the belief- in his own Press, th e book is titled words- that "the fully abun- Coo ntail Lagoon . A dant 'life is more freely ac- Celebration of Life . ll is a ~. - The Commission also respectfully requests that the ICC call to the attention to the U. S. Railway Association the studies of such economic development factors and impacts being conducted by the Appalachian Regional Commission, the Appalachian States and Local Development Districts within the Ap· palachian Region. These studies will generally provide information on the current and future demand for the needs and service requirements for rail service. (One of the most glaring deficiencies of the DOT report was the total absence of projections of future rail service demand.) - ''The major objective of the Commission study is to develop more realistic projections of the demand for rail service within the Appalachian Region, taking into account the economic development plan and program of the Region. Related to this objective will be the development of a methodology through which economic development plans and programs can be translated into an expression of requirements for improved rail service. Thus, the Commission's study will provide not only quantification of demand but will also provide a mechanism for articulation of the specific characteristics of the rail service that will be required to meet those projected demands. The relevance of such information to the preparation of an adequate rail service plan is evident." In summary, tbe Commission said: "The Appalachian Regional Commission has been advised that the Appalachian States and the Local Development Districts of the Appalachian Region have testified at the ICC hearings and supplied a wealth of information documenting the deficiencies in the DOT report, particulariy highlighting the underestimations of current and near-term future demand for rail service. The ARC urges the ICC to carefully consider all this information. The Commission submits that the arguments advanced in its March 5th statement and this statement and the information submitted in the hearings lead to no other conclusion but that a valid, adequate Rail Service System Plan cannot be developed unless there is full consideration of ail the e<!onomic development factors . ' . Homes darkened POMEROY - A number of homes were without electrical service several hours because a ear was demolished in an accident on Mulberry Ave. at 8:09 p.m. Friday. The driver was hospitalized. Police said the car driven by Bennett Roush, 25, Pomeroy, headed northwest, went out of control and struck and broke off a power pole. Roush was taken to the Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy E-R squad and then was transferred to the Holzer Medical Center with head and other injuries. Homes In Sugar run were without power. Investigation of the accldenl Is continuing. Collins endorsed WINDSHIELD BROKEN GALLIPOLIS - An act of vandalism was investigated Friday by Gallipolis Police officers. According to the report, POMEROY - The Meigs County Nan Harrison of 72 Mill Creek Rd. said Republican Central and Executive :;omeone broke the windshield on her 1963 Committees have endorsed Oakley C. Chevrolet. Collins for State Senator from the 17th District and Ralph Welker for State Representative from the 92nd District. The endorsements came in a meeting at the Meigs Inn in Pomeroy, with the vote unanimous for both Collins and Welker . Collins, a former state senator and currently a state representative expressed pleasure with the endorsements, ilaying that he was gratified by the confidence and an excess of approximately $1,000,000 Meigs County Republicans had expressed in ·revenues, as well as · providing in him, thousanda of job opportunities for conChairman of the Meigs County struction wo,rkers. 1\epublican Party is Leslie F. Fultz. "This approach avoids the problems of public " housing. We avoid segregating people by Income, we don' t tell them wbere they have to live and we don't force them to live in homes of our dest'gn," Collins said, The funding from the housing agency, GALLIPOLIS Two armed, Collins said, would be made available uniformed men took $15 from a motorist when the supply of mortgage funds are they said was speeding on old Route 35 · inadequate. ~·Housing is not a luxury; it is Friday in the Thunnan area posing as a necessity . And it is our goal to see that "highway patrolmen." Gallia sheriff's deputies said R. J. every Ohioan has the opportunity to live as Stern of Pumpkintnwn Rd. near Gallia, well as his or her capabilities allow." Collins concluded that this program reported he was stopped by two men would cost the taxpayers " virtually driving a black 1973 or 1974 Chevrolet. Siern said the car had no red Dasher nothing" since the program is self.funding and wiD only requlie a' sm8ll. amount of light, but did have a siren. He could not identify the men, but said they were arstart-u~ money which will be repaid. med, and wore uniforms. Stern said they by Meigs GOP Collins citing need for easier home loans COLUMBUS- State Rep. Oakley C. Collins (R-Ironton) is co-sponsoring legislationtomakeiteasierforOhioans to buy or build homeo. The legislation, according . to Rep. Colllns, would create a state agency to ,provide money to private lenders, such as banks and savings' and loans, to provide liome loans at reduced rates. The agency, The Ohio Mortgage Financing Agency, would ~al banda to ptovide this money. The loans, Collins said, wouldbeeasler to get and "cost"·Jess because of the state money pumped into the money lending economy. "Every Ohioari should have the opportunlty to be a homeowner. The fegialatlon, in short, would maximize the individual's~tioo In building or buying a home." · Collins added that ' a aimllar housing plan, implemented by New Jersey in 1971, created an additional 5,000 hpUsing units from Washington County through Noble County; U. S. Route 50 from Marietta through Vinton County; U. S. Route 50 Alternate from Marietta tn Athens; U.S. Route 33 from Pomeroy through Hocking County; and Stale Route 7 from Gallipolis ,to Marietta . Similar listings of fuel information are being posted throughout the state and reflect fuel availability in each area. The survey results show fewer than 10 pet. of the gasoline stations contacted are open on Sunday and over 50 pet. of the stations are having difficulty gelling enough fuel to maintain their normal hours of operation. Motorists are cautioned that these lists are subject to change depending on the energy situation but the department plans on updating the information on a regular basis. The directories will also be made available to the American Automobile Association, Citizen Band Radio Clubs, the Ohio Highway Patrol, and the county maintenance garages. For further information contact the Ohio Department of Transportation's Public fnfonilation Officer in Marietta. State's top granger speaks Friday at Sruishury school POMEROY - James Ross, Ohio State Grange Master, will be speaker at the annual banquet of Meigs County Grangers to be held at 7:15 p.m. Friday at the Salisbury Elementary School. A veteran of World War II, Ross served with the U. S. Army spending two and a half years in the South Pacific. He was employed for two years as a teacher in the veterans onthe-farm program following the war. He managed farms for four years In Central, Eastern and Northern Ohio for Farm Management, Inc., Irwin. He is the first resident of Muskingum County to be ele<!ted Ohio Grange Master and at 45 is one of the youngest ever to hold the post. He was Ohio State Steward for 10 years. Ross has been a member of the Muskingwn County Grange for 35 years having served , as Pomona Master for four years. He and his wife, Mary, are seventh degree members of Adams Mills Grange. Active in Masonic organizations, Ross is a past master of Dresden Lodge, F&AM; past high priest of Muskingum Chapter RAM; past master of Zanesville Council R. and S.M.; a past conunander of Cyrene Commandery, and is a member of the York Cross of Honor, Ohio Priory. He is a 32nd degree member and is a member of the Dresden Order of Eastern Star, He belongs to the Scottish Rite, Aladdin Temple Shrine and Zane Court of Order of Amaranth. JAMES ROSS Tickets for the steak dinner are available from Ray Midkiff, Everett Holcomb, thur Crabtree, Fred Goeglein, Norman Will, Charles (Red) Earl Cross and H. E. (Pete) Carr, Stanford Stockton, Ar- Shields. New 'advice column' coming to Tri-County pre-teeners GALLIPOLIS - "My friends Christy Moore, Lower River at school come to me for ad vic~ Rd ., Gallipolis, 45631. Christy is the daughter of about their troubles and what I Robert A. and Penny Moore. tell them seems to work for Her father is a psychologist at them." That's why Christy Moore, the Gallipolis State Institute age 11, sixth grade pupil at and her mother is a registered Washin gton Elementary nurse at the Holzer Medical School, decided to offer her Center . She is the grand· special talent to a wider daughter of Mrs . Grace Moore, audience. Her audience now 435 Third Ave ., Gallipolis, a will be the thousands of pre- retired teacher. Chirsty says her favorite teen kids in the Meigs-GalliaMason area. She thinks subject in school is recess, but someday she would like to be a in a more serious vein, notes that she enjoys physical professional writer. Beginning next Sunday education, writing - "Oh, I Christy will join the staff of the love writing" - and reading. Christy wants to be a writer Sunday Times-Sentinel as a si mply because she likes to contributor with her "Quotes from Chris," a column directed write. But she isn 't sure if especially to problems of lri· she'll work in a newspaper county pre-teeners, but open to office when she gels older. Just anyone, even mom and dads . now, she's hoping to . go to "Quotes from Chris", will college someday and study answer no more than three scie nce, soc ial studies or letters a week dealing with history. When she's not studying, personal problems from a preteener's view. ·· Christy likes to play with a Young people needing advice black and white tabby ca t should send their letters to named Shasta and attend GLENN ENDORSED CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Former astronaut John Glenn was endorsed for the Democratic nomination to the U. S. Senate here Saturday by the United Paperworkers Union, AFL..CIO,which has 25,000 members in Ohio. Saturday's endorsement was the third from an AFL..CIO union in si~ days for Glenn. Bogus cops take $15 told him that he had been speeding and that the fine was $15. Stem gave the men the money and asked for a receipt. They told him no receipt would be written since the fi ne was paid on the road. All area lawmen have been alerted to be on the lookout for men posing as police officers. Sheriff's deputies also investigated a ccmplaintfiled by Pearl Bowling of Rt. 141 who reported her neighfior's children have been shooting 'her horses with BB guns. Brownie Scout meetings. Her favorite hobby is collecting "old and very pretty bottles", and basketbaU is her favorite sport. Christy got the idea for a column mostly Oil her own, and then, discovering that a 20-year old gi rl in Pennsylvania was doing the same sort of thing, worked up the courage to write a letter to Times-Sentinel publisher, Ric hard Owen, seeking "a position". In her letter, Christy said she thought a colwnn of this nature would give everyone a reason to be interested in the newspaper. Happily enough, Christy's talents are not limited to writing good letters and selling ideas. This past Thursday she designed her own standing CHRISTY MOORE head for "Quotes From Chris", which shows her admirable artistic ability. Christy said her friends to her. Letters to Chris should thought she'd never even be signed and include an adreceive an answer to her letter dress and telephone number. to the publisher. Now tha l she Chris will direct her answers to has, they've promised to write abbreviated pseudonyms. Niteclub • IS POMEROY - Money was taken in an unlawful entry of Shenang Springs Niteclub on Route 7 Saturday at 1 a.m. according to the Meigs County Sheriff's Department. The amount of money taken was undetermined Saturday, according to Robert Beegle, deputy_sheriff. The incident is still under investiga lion. The department also reported the theft of gasoline rrom a pickup tru9k belonging to Mrs. Orland Floyd, Rock Springs. Mrs. Floyd also told officers an attempt was made to take gas from a Mei~s Local School bus that Mrs. Floyd drives and parks at home. Friday, David Reed, Pomeroy RD, reported a Wizard rototiller was taken from the basement of his new home which is under construction. Both incidents are under investigation. Friday at 6:15 p.m. in front of the robbed Rutland Branch of tbe Pomeroy National Bank Gary Sellers, Racine, RD, backed from a driveway, crossed the high· way, and struck a parked ca• owned by Don Nelson, Middleport, Rt. I. There was medium damage to the Nelson car. No citation was issued. THREE CHILDREN DIE MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UP!) - Three children died in a fire in a two-story home here Saturday. The mother and a fourth child were hcispitalized. Police said a passerby noticed flames coming out of a second-floor bedroom; and turned in the alarm. The dead children were trapped upstairs. They were identified as Vincent Slaske, B, Valerie, 7, and Kathryn, 6. Mrs. Lee Ann Slaske, about 33 years old, was identified by police as the mother. t ' ' 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. 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