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SHOP FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 8 PM SI'R lNG OPENING SALE! Special Showing and Sale SPRING OPENING SALE LAWNLITE PORCH, LAWN AND PATIO FURNITURE Save more~ than ever before! Gli der s. Sw ing s, Famous Printzess ' ' ' I Choose Deluxe . 'I DRESS SLACKS ·A·ftne big new selection of fine qualitY dress slacks . Size's 29 to 42 waist. Plenty of solid colors · plaids · stripes. - neat patterns. ·' 1• We've grouped our Junior Sportswear In a new area for your shopping con venlence . Complete selection of • JEANS • OVERALLS • KNIT TOPS • SHIRTS • PANTS •COORDINATES THIS WEEKEND ---~~------------' MENS 4.00 MENS 4.50 MENS 5.00 MENS 5.50 MENS 6.50 J -------------·-· --SA,L E! BOYS SALE PRICES Boys 4.95 Jackets · ·· · · · · · Sale 3.99 Boys 8.95 and 9.50 Jackets · · · · · • Sale 6.99 Boys 9.95 Jackets · · Sale 7.99 Boys 10.95 Jackets · · · Sale 8.69 ~-.,._._.,.,._. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _w~•~•w~i 0 _..,._.,....... ..,..._.._.., _ 0 •• •• '•.• h ' ' I'' , -· MENS 3.95 MENS US MENS 5.95 MENS 6.95 MENS 7,95 MENS 8.95 MENS 9.95 MENS 10.95 MENS 11.95 MENS 12.95 MENS 13.95 MENS 14.95 MENS 15.95 MENS 16.95 '' SALE PRICES 20% OFF :~ ."'• ~ • to 171h, sport shirts In sizes SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SALEM CENTER - According to. unofficial sources, it was learned today that the two day strike at the Meigs Mine ~o. 2 ended at midnight Thursday. It was reported that the dispute resulted from an order SPORT COATS New selection of solid colors and smart patterns. 100 per cent Polyester double knit: Sizes 36 to <16 In regular!! and longs. · . Sale 8.50 SALE PRICE Sale 7.50 t[ Sale 6.50 • y '' sugges ted it be covered wi th gravel Wl til the ditches and streets are repaired. By JOHN MILNE WASHINGTON (U P!) President Ford says $222 million in aid may prevent a Communist takeover in Cambodia and perhaps allow negotiations. If Congress refuses, Americans would feel "a deep sense of shame" over the bloodbath that would come with the insurgent troops. The President asks only for money . He told a news con· ference Thursday , '~a ll American forces have come home. They will not go back." Ford gave the ~ambodian regime headed by Marshal Lon Nol a 50-50 chance of survival even with the aid. He said the money might allow Phnom Penh to last until summer, when th e rainy season rould make it easier to transport supplies. If the insurgents carmot win by then, talks might follow. Liberal congressional senti· ment supported Lon Nol 's removal and said that might be the price of additional aid. Ford did not agree, but he would not commit himself to Lon Nol. "We will support any negotiations and accept any outcome that the parties themselves will ag ree to," he said. "As far as the United States is concerned, the personalities involved will not themselves constitute obstacles of any kind to a set- bet" me President" -the in· sur r::ents feel they can win on UJC battlefield. "This belief will be encouraged if we cut off assistance to our fr iends ." If the Communist-led Kinner Rouge takes Phnom Penh, Ford said the result would be "an unbelievable horror story. If we can hold out -and I th ink the prospects are encouraging - then l think we will avoid that kind of massacre and ... tlement." murdering of people who really "Are you saying that the do not deser~e that kind of United States will support any treatment. " goverrunent, no matter how Huma nitarian concerns, to weak or corrupt , in a situation save tllese lives, is one of three like this7" a reporter asked. reasons the aid is requested, "I am not saying that we Ford said. The second was to would support any govern- seek a negotiated settlement ment,'' Ford replied. "I am " if we abandon our allies, we saying that we would support will be saying to the world that any government that we could war pays" -and the th ird was see coming out bl the present preserving the credibility of situation or the negotiated the United States. settlement. " If help does not come, he Ford said that despite a long said, "we will have been false history of efforts to negotiate - to ourselves, to our word and to ''six separate initiaUves since I our friends . No one should Councilmen poi nted out tha t these things will be taken care of, but will ta ke lime. Thev 1 Here are thb week's winning numbers In the Ohio lottery: Number 696 (six·nlne-slx) in any box ori ticket wins $20. Numbers 441 (four-fourone ! and 293 ltwo·nlne· three! in green and blue wins $500. truck to go over an · em- seven-nine). bankm ent, stopping on its right side. There was slight damage, No citation was issued. . Funds wanted from HUD for senior center form er Pomeroy Junior High School. A survey of the county's housing needs will be made during the preparation of the fin al application which is due April l. The application will be miners. reviewed by various state and was fined $5 and costs, for passing on a yellow line; Ron White, $5 and costs on a shoplifting charge, and Thomas Quillen, Middleport, $130 and costs, and a three day jail sentence imposed on a charge of driving while intoxicated. · Forfeiting a $30 bond posted on an intoxication ch3rge was Dottie Sommers, Pomeroy. .'\ssessed costs of $8.70 on each of two charges was Mark Haley, Pomeroy , on trespassing and destruction of property charges. . EXTENDED FORECAST Sunday· through Tuesday, fair Sunday and Monday wilh a chance of rain on Tutsday. Highs will be io the 30s and lows in the teens Sunday, warming to highs l11 tbe 40s or low 50s aotllows in the 20s by Tuosdl,y. :~:::i:_:::;;:::;x;;;;;.;~,.:::::::::::;:?.~~:~:?.!:*=::::::::::c: Funding for park made WASHINGTON Repre.senta ti ve Clarence Miller and the U. S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation have an noun ced the approval of a $6,250 grant to the Village of Syracuse for a public outdoor recreation project. The project calls for the Village of Syracuse to develop a playground area, parking area, and install lighting at the co mmunity 's e xi s tin g Municipal Park. The Land and Water Conservation Fund helps State and local governments purchase needed lands and develop facilities for outdoor recreation on these lands. The project sponsor matches the Federal grant with funds from state and other sources. 600LAID OFF Meigs Cmmty has filed a prePITTSB URGH ( UPI ) application for funds ava ilable through the Federal Housing Allegheny Airlines has an and Community Development noun ced it will furlough more Act of 1974 to purchase an~ than 600 employes this week, renovate property to be used as including 62pilots, because of a a Senior Citizens Center for declin e in passengers . An Meigs C01mty, it was disclosed Ailegheny spokesman said in toda y. addiiton to the pilots, the . airline was laying off 207 Th e first of two public meetings was held March 4 to employes in customer service, inform people of the per- l t8 flight attendants, 113 missible uses of the funds and main tenance personnel, and to detcnnine for what use the more than 100 staff personnel. application should be made. The second public meeting will be on March 25 at 2 p.m. at the SQUAD SUMMONED The matter was settled when it was agreed that all three shifts will be rota ted. The strike had idled over 425 A c0101 ty-wide meeting of the Meigs County Bicentennial Commission wiD be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Common Pleas Courlroom at the court· house in Pomeroy. Projects lhat can be carried out by different organizations in observance of the nation's 2001h birthday will be di!cussed as will reports by · organizations of their plans. · Representatives• from all , ~rganizations are urged to attend, John C. Rice, chair- • LUCKY NUMBERS CLEVELAND iUPII along the edge of the highway. When he tried to bring the vehicle back onto the road he hit a muddy spot, ca using the Deer killed by car on 124 Two acciden ts \vcre in ~ Linda Gilbride, "28, Rt. 2, vestigated by the Meigs County Rac ine . There was mi nor Sheriff's Department Thurs- damage to the vehicle. day evening in which no perAt 8:30 p.m. in Chesler sonal injuries w.ere reported . Tow nship .Ronald L. Harbour, At 7: 10 p.m . in Su tton 19, Rt. 4 Pomeroy, was Township on SR 124, si•-tcnlhs' traveling north on TR 163 in a of a mile west of CR 34 a buck pickup truck. He took his eyes deer was killed when it ran into off the hi ghway for a second the path of a car driven by and when he looked up he was think for a moment that we can conference: - He doubted unemployment walk away from that without a deep sense of shame." will reach 9 per cent, but if the Congress is working on aid economy needs more stimulus, legislation . A Senate foreign Ford believes it should come ai d subcommittee begins through greater tax cuts, not Tuesday to draft one bill, and federal spending. He said tax its cv unterpart in the House legislation now in Congress also is planning hearings . should be changed to further Although all members of the benefit middle income people. - U.S. attempts to organize congressional delegation that visited Indoc hin a reco m- oil conswning nations "have mended increased food aid, been quite successful, " Ford lour said Thursday the Lon Nol said . He would not comment on government was inept and the an oil producers' proposal to tie oil prices to the rate of inmarshal should step down. flation. Other topics in the news Numbers 441 and 293 In blue boxes wins $1,000. Numbers 441 and 293 In gree n boxes eligible fo r $300,000 drnwl'ng ' and automatically wlris $15,000. The six-numbers In the Gold Rush drawing were 560719 (five-six-zero-seven- the mine. Bicentennial p1eeting called ' •I PRICE 15' not to rotate all three shifts at Three defendants were fined, one forfeited a bond and another was assessed c'osts only on two charges in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale E. Smith Thursday night . Billy McLaughlin, Pomeroy, man , said . l ( that the water main on College Road nea r the Fred Jenkins propert y is exposed and could be broke n orr if a heavy truck s hould run ove r it. He • FRIDAY, MARCH 7. 1975 I Three defendants fined MEN'S 149.95 DOUBLE KNIT that way . en tin e MOSCOW - A SCHOOL OF DOLPHINS sought and got aid from Black Sea fishennen to save the life of a baby dolphin, according to the newspaper Trnd. Trud said Thursday the dolphins surrounded the fishermen's boat, then began swinuning In a specific direction. The fishermen followed until they reached aiiill<ker buoy and found a young dolphin engangled in a fishing net. They freed the dolphin and the school of dolphins accompanied the boat back to its original location, apparently as a gesture of gratitude, the newspaper said. The newspaper said , .Soviet scientists have recorded several similar instances of dolphins' seeking to make contact with humans . Meigs mine strike ends SALE U9 SALE 3.69 SALE 4.49 SALE 5.29 SALE 5.99 SALE 6.69 SALE 7.49 SALE a.29 SALE 1.49 SALE 9.69 SALE 1D.49 SALE 11.29 SALE 11.99 SALE 12.29 ER . ." • 141!~ SPRING OPENING SALE! LEE. PREST TECH TWILL llANTS are 5Cl per cent Potyeslef", 5Cl per cent colton. VO!"Y welt m- · hemmed bottom• with Ia !Ior perfect· fit . They took good and stay Mens 9.98•Lee Prest Work Pants Mens 8.91 Lee Prest Lona Sleeve Shirts Mens 7.98 Lee Prest Sh,ort Sleeve Shirts SALE • "LEE" MATOIED WORK SUITS LEE PREST MATCHING POPLIN SHIRTS are 65 per. Clint Dacron Potyeslef", lS percent cotton. Properly styled with full front facing ·convertible collar. Charcoal . Deoert Ton . Field Green · F.oresl Green· Navy Blue. · CORTLEY DRAPERIES • Permanent press . two pockets · sizes small (14-14'12). medium (lS-151/2). large (16-16'12), extra Iarge ( 17 · 17 1/2). Long or short sleeve styles. Sizes 29 to 44 waist . lengths 281o 34. ' ... . . . . . . ,...._.~------ and extra large (17.171!2), Solid colors - polka dots · stripes - plaids - neat patterns. All mens knit shirts are Included in this special sale. 2 for •9.89 Save this weekend on Womens Spring Blouses, · Shirts, Tank Tops, Knit Tops and Car .. digans . Big Selection Regular and Extra Sizes 2.99 3.39 3.79 4.19 4.89 small (14·14';,), medium 115-15'h l. large (t6·!6V>) WORK SHIRTS Women's Blouses and Knit Tops SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE New selections of shirts all at ule .prices. Dress shirts in neck sizes Mens S5.95 Clue Chambray SPRING OPENING SALE! TiE~ Sale! Men's Sport and Dress Shirts tdeal for Spring and Summer wear. Size• 8 to 20. ,..~ Ma~e TIES TIES TIES Tl ES ... Includes our entire stock of boys [ackets . .' WASHINGTON - GOP LEADERS. TOLD THE PARTY faithful today only seven of every 100 Americans identify themselves lls "strong Republicans." That figure, part of a GOPfinaneed national public opinion survey, greeted more than I ,500 Republican Party officials and activists arriving for a two-day leadership conference. President Ford told his news conference Thursday " It is my feeling that the Republican Party has to be a broad-based, wide spectrim\ party If it is going to be a viable force in the political sillll!tion in the United States." He said that "if we can broaden the base of the Republican Party, I think we have an excellent chance to prevail in 1976," and that he will make a ''maximum _effort" to get "aU elements of the Republican Party on the team.'' ~----·,;~-·-ft-~""'",.. ~- LIGHlWEJGtrr JACKETS 0 SALE 8.49 SALE 8.89 SALE 9,69 SALE 10.49 SALE 11.29 SALE 11 .89 SALE 12.69 Another new shipment just received- all at sale prices. Including regular ties · bow ties · solid colors and neat patterns. Buy now for Easter and wear later on . Complete selection of boys sizes In slims and regulars - 7.so BOYS SIZES . · · · · · · · • · SALE 5.95 7.95, ~ys SIZES .. .. . . · · · · SALE 6.35 8.95.rSTUDENT SIZES· · · · · · · · SALE 6.85 'I · · · · · · · MEN'S ·NECKTIES student sizes in slims and regulars - and huskies. • HALTERS \ · · · · · · Famous :r~~:~~r1 ....,,.,...... • SKIRTS ' · · · · · · · Hosiery Department, Second Floor Extra heovy weight denim . flared leg . true western style. 0 ATHENS, OtDO - TilE SEARCH COMMITTEE for a new president at Ohio University has submitted the names of three candidates to the OU Board of Trustees but the board has asked lor an expanded list including candidates the committee had already interviewed, it was reported today. The Post, the OU student newspaper, said in a copyrighted · ~ the finalists as submitted by the search conimittee were '~nald Roskens, chanellor of the University of Nebraska at Omaha, Neb. who is a former vice president at Kent State .University; George Chambers, a vice president at the University of Iowa and Otto Bauer, interim chancellor at the University of \Vlalonsin's.f ar,lf: Side ~lllllPl!S in Kenosha, Wis. Sale during this sale. · · • · · · · needs to be more public input in helping with what has to be done. Police Chief Milton Varian reported property on the left going dow n hill to Rose Valley needs cleaning and that the Cemetery Hill Road is badly in need of repair. · ditch line in · fron t of his property will have to have a cul vert. Council agreed to advertise for bids for 500 tons, more or less, of asphaltic hot mix. Mayor London said the Cemetery Hill Road will have top priori ty in regard to paving up to the coropration limits. Other areas suggested to be paved were an alley that runs between Third St. and Church St. , back of the Morrow and Zwilli ng properties. Council also suggested' the street that run s in front of He rshel Man uel, Millon Roush and Carl Davis paved . It was poin ted out that this street is not owned by the village. Co un cil au thori zed Mayor London to ask those Continued oo Page 10) ' PRICES ARE ON THE DECUNE BUT AMERICAN " CONSUMERS still are holding tightly to their pocket-books, government reports show. The Labor Departmimt said wholesale prices dropped in February for the third consecutive month, signaling lower retail prices in the next few months. Food prices dropped 3.5 per cent from January and 15.1 per cent from a year. ago. Lower wholesale prices have not yet prompted a major improvement in consumer confidence, a separate Commerce Department report indicated. The department said retail sales were up·only 0.4 per cent last week after gains of U and 2.3 per cent the two prior weeks. Sales for the week were up 4 per cent from 1974, meaning ' volume was down considerably when an inflation rate of nearly 12 per cent is considered. Sale! Mans Double Knit · · · · · · .. . · · · · · Co un cil also agreed there $222 million more might save Cambo-d ia from Red takeover UlNOON -SECRETARY OF STATE HENRY KISSINGER turned his attention to the Cyprus crisis today before.#(ying to the Middle East on a peace mission already under attack by Palestine guerrillas. After a busy morning ol appointments in London, Kissinger arranged to fly to Brussels this afternoon for talks with Greek Foreign Minister Dimitrios Bitsios. • The secretary of state planned to go on to Aswan, Egypt , • tonight to meet with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat at the start of a new round of Israeli-Egyptian shuttle diplomacy . He was expected to spend several weeks in the Middle East trying to arrange a new troop separation agreement between Israel and Egypt. 3pairs'U50 SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS should report needed projects. George Ho lm an reported .POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • Now'4• MENS 9.95 MENS 1].95 MENS 12.95 MENS 13.95 MENS 14.95 MENS 15.95 MENS 16.95 S \~· imnlin g poul pro ject Sy1:at use Villagl' Council met 111 rrgubr session. Mo. I ~'O I' Hl'nnan LondoJI as ked t.'~lch l'ounci l member tO li E\t any thi nt.: he knew thut should lw dotn~ in the village a'nd subm it it tu him fo r action. It also wets ~ tressed that if any resident kn ows of any thing that should be tc-~ k en ca re of they should notify the mayor or a member or council . The nwyur s tressed that all vi llage officials and r es id~nts agreed that anyone having ~ Big selection of colors in both mens and ladles styles. S495 Paletyhoseand stockilgs i Sportswear II VOL XXVI NO. 229 This weekend during our sale of famous brand Luggage. Junior locally . H wa s poi nted nu l thai t hl' prujt>l'l, if funded. would JHJI inLTt'a se lhl· I ~H..·al tax loacl . ThC lt•wn would ask voters lu t,IPprovt' " :1 11111! tax lt.•vy for the \' ill<~t-.:l' port1u11 of tllt• pr oject: but in tum wuuld takl· nff 3.3 mills uf otht•r lul'al ta ;c Vol lowing tht• llll'l'ting on the Det,oted To The lnten•st.~ of Thl' Mt•ig.•-Milson . lre11 Save 25% •• ' or By United Press International Y9 'f,f!~BI Urban would 1,,. $140,000 with $18,000 uf lht• funds to bt.• raised at Lawn ON SALE AT THE MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE The more you buy, the more a nd Development 1 HUD I to winch blo<.:k gran! appli t'allon fur lilt· pmjcet lms been rn;1de. Thl' Yillagc will ask fu r Ill(' grant on m1 80-20 basis. The ovt.·rall cos t of the projet l tmdt>r lhl' HUD applil'alion t1 • SPRING OPENING SALE! OPENING SALE! Housing Rockers . This is the bi~ money saving sale in SuppJt!tdistory. All Supp-hose pantyhose and stockings are on sale, so save more money than ever before and give your legs a treat. ~SPRING l~::;:;:;:;:;:;: : : : ;:;:;:;,<;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;<: :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: ,: : : : : : :·: : : : : : : : : : : :;:;:;:;: : : i!:" -~==n~•=•=u~•~,.~n~w-•~"~-=:w:,:_.::._~ . _.._.._ . ,... - --...,- - ON ALL COATS ORDERED AND ON AU PRINTZESS COATS IN STOCK .r :::: This wa s the set'Ond suctl meetin g on 111 1' pr opost•d pr ojPc t r equired Uy tlw 2· and · 3 Regular w pro jeet hen· were fav orc1ble it Thursday nig ht. 1 she said. '34.50 TO '120.()() March6to15 Special Sale Prices. persons :tllending c1 special publi<.: ·"i nput" 111eeti ng un thl' pr opose d s wimming po~Jl REG. S46.00to 1160.00 SALE Mr . Douglas Lang of the Printz. Be iderman Coat Company will be in our Floor Coat Sec ond Depar tment this weekend with the complete spring line of Printzess Coats . Friday and Sa turday until 5 p.m . •' ' .SYRACUSE - Twen ty-two Save th is weekend on Club Chairs, Chaises, passenger COATS Citizens like·Syracuse park projeCt federal agencies before going to the U. S. Department of MEIGS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Front, Jem Grate, back 1-<', Pam Norih, Mary Blaettnar, Jayne Hutchison, captain, Becky TI\omas and Melanie Simmons. Ur ban and Housing Development rHUD ) Washing ton, D. C. in CHESTER KING Director named RUTLAND - Chester V. King of Rutland became the new director of the Meigs Coun ty American Red Cross Chapter Thursday night. King was approved when the board met in the cafeteria of Veterans Memorial Hospital. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. King, Rutland, the new chairman is assistant cashier at the Citizens National Bank in Middleport. He Is actiye i,!\ l)l~ c;~urcn .of Chri$1. A reception was given In honor of the new director, an inscribed cake being served with other refreshments by Mrs. Teresa Collins and Mrs. Rhonda Dailey, Taking part was A. S. Justus, Columbus, · division representative of the Red Cross. During a business session, the resignation of Mrs. Lelah Weatherby as chairman of the service to military families phase of the Red Cross was accepted with regret. She has served in the post for two years and is retiring. Others attendin g the meeting were Larry Baker, vice chairman and chapter first aid chairm an ; Vernon Nease, bl ood program chairman ; Juanita Sayre, secretary, and Alwilda Werner , treasur er. The next meeting was set for April 10. SQUAD CA LLED The Middleport Emergency Squad was called for Mrs. C. M. Baker, 147 Sixth St., at 4:42 p.m. Thursday . Mrs. Baker, who had fa llen, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital The Pomeroy Emergency where she was admitted. Squad answered a call to Minersvi lle at 11: 04 a.m. Thursday for Mrs. Ed Hines who was taken to the Holzer MedJcal Center. ANSWER CALL RACINE - The Racine E-R Squad was called Thursday al9 p.m. for Mae Bostick, Racine, ASK TOWED Harley Kemp Jones, 21, a hear t patient, who was ta ken Veteran s Memo rial Charleston, and Kimberly Sue to HospitaL Brooks, 18, Rutland . March 20 is deadline for candidates Candidates for posts in the nomination to run for council. Pomeroy and Middl eport He is serving by appointment. village governm en~ have until His present term expires th is 4 p.m. on March 20 to file their year. peti tions of candidacy with the The other candidate whose Meigs Co un ty Board of , term expi res is William Elections. Snouffer. Jane Walton is The board office is open fr om serving in the clerk 's positi on. I to 4 p.m., Monday through Neither she nor Snouffer nor Friday for the convenience of the i~cumbent mayor, Dale E. potential candidates. Smith, have filed petitions of In Pomeroy this year, a candidacy . mayor, two council members,· In Middl eport, Fred R. a · village clerk and one Hoffman, who automatically member to the boa rd of public became mayor several months affairs will be named. ago when Ma ror John Zerkle So far, only Clarence A. died, has filed for election to Anllrews of Monkey Run has the pos t. A Republican, he was filed for the nomina lion as president of council at the time mayor. He is a Republican. of the succession. John H. Manley, R. , int " The terms of two co unci l cu'mben l, has filed 'for mrmbers exp ire this ye<:~r. They are those of William me nt was for a one year period. Wal ters and Carl Horky . Hor ky Two members to Middleport's is ser\'in g by appoi ntrrlent at board of public affa irs also will the present time. His appoint- be named this year . Hoffma n is the only candidate to have filed for any post in Middlepor t. The prim ary election in Middlepor t and Pomeroy this year ·will be June 3 in compliance with the new stale electi on la ws . In previous years, primary elections have been held in May. Spring Fling set April 12 Plans fo r the "Spring rlin g" of the Big Bend Minstrel Association and the "Silver Slipper" of Preceptor Cha pter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority 7:30 p.m. and 9: t5 p.m . on Saturday, April 12, in the Pomeroy Junior High School auditori um . Members of Preceptor Chapter , with Mrs. Jane Wednesday afternoon. Walton serving as chairperson, Bob Hoefl kh, who will be will serve refreshments to the dJrecting the musical of the pubhc attending the show and mins trel association bei ng will conduct games and a staged in conjunction with the candy sale. "Slipper" outlined plans for Some 200 prizes will be the presentat ion·to be given at _awa rded during the candy sale were completed at a meeting " ) ·' ' WATER OFF Weather permitting, water which wJtt be neaded by Lois from the Pomeroy Village' Rosenbaum and Norma AmsDepartment will be W ater bary , Mrs. Walton reported . Rose Sisson and Betty turnect off at about 8 a.m. Ohlinger will head the games Monday for several hours from and Lillian Moore and Mildred the pump station in Minersville Karr will be in charge of to.Syracuse. refreshments, which are (ree. Eleanor Thomas is in charge of tables and decorations . The LOCAL TEMPS I group completed plans for the 'Temperature in downtol'{n advertising program bein g Pomeroy today at 11 a.m. was arranged for the event. 50 degrees under rainy skies. k !t ' �! '. • J ! .. 1 f 3- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. rndav. March 7, 1975 ...J ~ face Greenfield Tournament results Thursday CLASS AAA At Canton Canton McK 1n ley 68 Can ton Ltn coln 54 AI Copley Cr estv 1ew Convoy 61 ttnnena l 57 Akron Mmtsler Va l l ey 68 Kenmore 58 Akron Hower 48 Salem At Struthers 69 Warr en Howland 68 At Cleve ian~ South Cle Shaw 73 Maple He tghts 68 AI Toledo Waite Toledo Scott 59 Oregon Clay 46 At Bowtmg Green Lima Sen1or 60 Ashland 51 CLASSAA At Columbu s ~t . Cot Char les 82 Granv il le 71 At Ashland Willard 62 She lby 52 ' At Steubenville R1ver V1ew 87 Well svt ll e 54 CHAMPS - The fifth grade basketball team at Racine went undefeated in seaBOn play and took the champwn slu p m the tournament The team was honored at a banquet Sunday at Southern H1gh School Tt'atn members tm.·. I-t, Tyrone Bnnager , Tommy Roseber ry, Kent Wo lfe, Van Slxnf GRADE BASKETBALL SQUAD honored at a banquet held Sunday at Southern H1gh School were, 1-r, Bob Bill Lee, Brian Wolfe, Mark Simpson , second row, Dwayne Curfman, Steve Circle, Albert Holman , Paul Cardone; third row, Terry Clark, Rick Allen, Eric H11l, Carl Morns and Bill Morris , fourth row, Ronrue Salser and Dennie Hill, coaches Zapruder picture shown ( 't•ntt al lntelhgcnce 8) PAUL ANDERSON Agencj 1molvenwnt m the sl nymg. '11le Amt!ru.:an Broa dcastm g Co s "Good Night AmeriCa " p1 0!-!1'<111 1devoted nearly a half- Late NEW YORK 1UPI I mght teleVlSIOil v1ewers today got a r are look a t the famo us Zapruder film of Utr assassma- t!On of Pres1denl John Kennedy hotu· to the showmg of the film and heard a bhmt accusatwn of _c:md comm entary by Warre n 4-H Week Notes Junior Leadership clubs • in growth are exerczses T he Me 1gs Count\ .Jumor L('ac\erslup Club 1s .t duiJ ll wt lld ps ~o un g pt' t;ple g1 uw Jun 101 IA:'H dCJ s 11 01k to know l ht•m se lvP~ LITH! oll u: r ~ . Iowan! mvolve mcnt 111 ttlt·H· fm1uhcs. tO\\dl d CIJilllllllll ll \ se r\'lfl', and towdrd prt•p.u·,,twn fo r :Jdul!h ont.l Dunn g the \ ' L' •ll .J un to ! lA'ittlCI ~ h,l\ e IJ c l p:l l l' ;-~nd f u ll t HI' Hl ~ tlw 1n prog rams ('o m - 'I ht' F c b1 mu y. lllUTllUl l\011 f.ctp Agen t frnrn G.Jlii;J ( \flltll' nml Bud Ctwter. 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He said the cmnm1sston knew th e slayer of Lee Harvey Oswald confessed to a doctor VlSitmg him m jail that he was a ·part of the assassmatton plot and was ordered to kill Oswald l h:t\ (.,\l ee r 111 (Ill rx - . ll s,J l' lil kl'll Uti iCI IJI UJCt:t:-; I pl .m h l t. lkt' mtl'rn.ttwna l l uu<l~. fo1m.Jl 1\t'lll' a nd h tl! llf d., fml ll!'bulg<> I N I L~se l Du\· o~ll. ,\gt' \i', t'tg hl \l'.ll's Ill 4-11. Agent I \\nuld \t kl' I Ll utht.'IS till' ]P \ l !J.i\~' tdt tlu nu~ h I-H. tt'll SIOII ~I l l' 1\1\ t'r' IL''' ~- H ( 'lub . DR. LAMB Gasps and groans came from the audience at the taping when close-ups of Kennedy were shoMl m slow mohon as the bullet sent his head surgmg backward. In remarks labeled as commentary, host Geraldo R1vera Said the mvestigation should be reopened in view of considerable contr adi ctory evtdence presented by critiCS of the Warren Report ··Now thai we ·ve lived Un·ough Watergate and all . and know that the CIA and FBI ergaged in Illegal actiVIty, there are JUSt too many loose ends and· we owe him (Ke nnedy) the duty to hnd out. " Rivera smd. Comedian and social activtst Dick Gregory, a long-lime skeptic of the conunission's hndm gs, challeng ed the American press to lead a reopened mvesl1gat10n . "1lle press should be doing r--s~ci;=r'='====r li Calendadl MONDAY FATHE RS to be honored when Pomeroy Elementary CHEERLEADERS FOR Racine's sixth grade team were also honored at the banquet held Sunday at Soulhem High School m Racme. Shown are, front, Paula Wolfe; second row , Della Johnson; third row, 1-r, Tanuny Sm1th and Becky Rhodes, on top, Sonja Hill . A youth fe llowship mec hng W1 ay was h~ld Feb . 28 at Morg<m Center \V.e sl€'ya n Meth od1s't Chur ch where Hev 0 H Cat t pastor There was specia l smging b~ ~ uut h groups frm n Mor ga n IS Cl'l l tc r MISSIOn, M organ Cen ter Wes levan Methodist and the mee tm g Church Yollth atte ndHJ g were Other specwl numbers '\oere Pdln caa Wh1tc . Phylhs Ferrell. presented by SluriJ;Y Vance. Steven Ferrell. Tunmy Sptres , J OClll , Dwnc and ErnL·~ t lloxann e Bussell. Cecil Yos t, Th:1ckPr rr·on1 the Fmrvtew St .. Donald Shupe , GerC~ Idme Chun: h and VIcki Might . 1\ ho Shup e. Ca r ol Yos t, Bru ce what we 'r e dotng lin- at l('nrls the Danv tllr Wes le~ an Hvsell. Terry Hyse ll, Norma vestlgatmg the findings of the C'hurt h sang: "HO\\ Grea t Th ou Jean Hysell. Steven Hyse ll, Warren Conunisswn ) They t\1 I" . Bn,1 n Du rh am Meh ssa sho t~d be doing the research, d tlli Mr s Durham, Oebbae Sptres, Terry even the ones who don 't agree Wbt' lll <ll1 dle of the Vin to n Rathburn. Rtdue Va n Houten wtUt us," he said \Vesh' \ an Church <tnd Jedn Rubi n R<~tHbu r n. Dav1d E Mtght. Donna Shupe, V1ck1e M1ght. R1ck Mathene), Joyce Mtdway Communttj P,u~a sta ges ca n bf' obliterated When th e docto r sees th1s he can be cerl<nn that tile ct1 sk IS degenerating or Ilfp tur~xi 11w dt sk IS of M01 ga n Center Wesleyan sa ng as a trto Joan Tha cke r led the 'lioiLuth "' cho1uscs and Rev. ~ve r Brown brought the message of the eYemng H1s scnpture was found w Jeremtah 50:5. Beverly Spu es presided over Ste" ar t. Wan da Thomps on , ath anerd rPally a tiny sac fl llt'd \ntlt special fluid to form a cushwn betwE'en the VE'r tebrae When !he flu id beg1ns to leilk out , the little pillow starts collapsmg. The matenal lra ked out can irnt ate tile ne r\'e. or a more solid part may protrude, crea tin g prcssw-e on the nerve roots or tl1e spmal cord There are several ways the nen-es may be mvolved - from irrita tion, to muscle spasm. to pressure even from parts of tll.e ver- tebrae 1\ hen they are forced out of usual alignment To tell what IS happening to th e co rd and s urr ounding nerves, an opaque dye 1s inJected into the spma l column so the cord IS outlined. If there IS pressW"e on the cord or nerve area, the structure (bone or disk I ca n be seen pressmg on that area You can have a disk degenerate and have little happen other than narrowmg of the Sp!ICe between the involved vertebrae The proper treatment of problems related to a ruptured or degenerated d1sk depends upon the mdivid ual circum stances in eaeh case. Sometimes simple conservative measures are sufficient. Heat and exercises are oft en of great benefit. In other instances. where there is a significant pressure on the nerve roots or cord area, 11 IS important to relieve the pressure before any permanent nerve damage occurs. Since back problems are so conunon, I think that a good preventive program is unportant. The ')lptured diSk or bt~ g m g disk 1s the result of repeated inJury or wear and tear. You can help prevent 11 by being kind to your back. That means starting early m life to PTA meets at 7 30 p.m al the school Public mv1ted SAFETY program on "Safe Lifting" by Wayne Upton and "L1fty ," the little wooden man , when R1verv1ew PTA meets at 7:30p.m at the school. UNITED Me thod ist Women at Heath United Methodist Churc h for 6:30 p.m. potluck dmner . Meat , dessert and coffee to be provided . Those attendm g should take their own lci ble serv1ce . Hostesses are Emma Wayland , Frieda Milch. and Beulah Hayes. Youth gather for meeting Explanation of back problems ByLnwroUN'E I.Amb, M.D DEAR DR U ~ IB ~- I n•ad a column b;.. ~ ou about the person with back trouble One thmg yon didn•t explalll. "l~·n the doctor told hun It wns a degenerated d1sk and he saw It on the X ray . lsn'lit true ) Oil can't see a dtsk fr om an X raj. that it takes a myelogra m' I had the same prob lem, and l had to have a myelogram and found I had a bulged disk. not a ruptured one as the first doclor told me from just an X ray . I've been takin g Valiu m and Darvon for seven months, but it's not doing me much good lately The physical therapy, hot packs and exercises have helPed. DEAR READER - On an ordinary X ray of the spine you can see the nature of the vertebraw and the spaces be~ - The disks are between the vertebrae. When they begin to break down the sp!lce between the mvol ved vertebra gets narrow and in Wauseon 60 At Steubenville held Smday were, first row, 1-r, Juanita Frederick and Angie Bostic, mascots; second row, Denise Riffle, Rita Sloter, Teresa Johnson , Kim Follrod, Tammy ErVIn, and Belinda Salmons. RACINE - "Know how to be a man on and off the court" Larry Pr1ce told the members of Racme 's fifth and s1xth grade basketball team at a banquet Sunday at Southern High School. Price, a graduate of Racme High School an d form er basketball, baseball and football standout at Racine, who IS coachmg at New Miami High School, Hamilton, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert PriCe, Portland. He spoke to a crowd of 135 persons Another pom t Price made Conunisston cr'ittcs say that was the mstant of the second bullet and that It disproves the Warren Commission finding that Oswald acted alone M<11T h , The Hur kt'l'{' T1 ;ul, unci .il l'illl l JI IJI 0 1\ IU I IO rl progrn m b) Fred Dt•t' l 4-11 May - 1\ug:ust, progr. m t~ c ntJ cs The film made by Dallas dress manufacturer Abraham Zapruder clearly showed Kennedy's head jerk backwards with the Imp!lct of a bullet after the motorcade had passed Oswald 's hidmg place m the Texas School Book Depository. \\II\ par- At Ado 61 York 54 RACINE'S FIF IH GRADE CHEERLEADERS honored at a banquet Buckeye develop and mamtain good muscle tone of your abdonunal muscles . St ro.ng abdommal muscles help to splint the back and reheve "strain " Good posture IS lmportant, too . That mcludes standing and sitting Wllh yo ur abdommal muscles slightly tensed to provide back suppor t. Sitting IS perhaps more Important than standing smce many people do nol tighten their abdommal muscles while sitting and force the spine to bear the full stress of the upnght position . A large poliS obviously an invitation to back trouble sooner or later. Send your questiOns to Dr L;!mb , in ~a re of this news)laper. P 0 . Box 1551, RadiO City Station, New York, N. Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr . Lamb's booklet on losmg wei ght , send 50 certs and a long self-addressed sta mped envelope to the same address and ask for the " Losmg Weight .. booklet. Ju sti ce, Kath) Saltsman . Robe rt Sa lt sman. Slurle\1 Vance. Knst,;,JI Ha sh, B1endu Y ost, Ktm Ha sh. J nntce F errell. Cha rles Ste\\ art, Er1c Knotts , Cheryl P1erce, Gail Pierce. Rober t S Stcwdrt, Alena Wra~. Terq Russt•ll. ll nda Yos t. Lmda Hersman, Mend) Yost, Ch arl es Yost. J r .. Ka ren Shupe . Fr a nc1s Russe ll. I""'""" Ru ssell . Mark \Vra). Nancy Zeigler, Jackie Thompson and Diane Thacker. There were 92 youth atte ndmg the meeting. At the f1rs t .sesston in January there were 58 present. Youth leaders m attendance. were Glenna Long , D1a ne Hersman , Jean Wray, Jesse Might, Sharon Durham and Beverly Spires. Pastors atte ndlll g ·were Rev . Lel on Glasure, Rev . John Hersman, Rev . William W1semandle, Rev Robert Hersman, Rev. 0 . H. Ca r l. Rev Woodr ow Mollohan and Rev Denver Brown . Others attendmg included Mrs Sallie Shupe, Mr. and Mrs . Norman Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Myers , Mrs PatriciO Russell , Mrs. Rita Yost. Mrs Tr1anzy Yost, Mrs . Julia W1semandle, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shupe, Mr and Mrs Robert Hersman , Mr. and Mrs Clarence Might, Mr. and Mrs James Dailey, Mrs . Marie Mollohan. Mrs Da1sy Hollanbaugh , Mrs . Ida Williams. Mr . and Mrs. Jake Saltsman, Mr and Mrs Alva Swick. Mrs. Martha Glasure, Mrs. Beulah Hersman , Mrs. Denver Brown and Ernest Thacker. Class makes contribution A contr!bulion to the new 24-32, and the Resurrection , bul letm board fund wos made Mark, 16. l-8. Bill McDamel durm g a meeting of the Golden had prayer, and for roll call Rule Class of the Pomeroy members gave thoughts on Chu rch of Chn st Tuesday Easter. evening at the parsonage home Mrs. McDaniel conducted of Mr and Mr s. Tern• entertamment with a prize Gronmger. · being won by Mrs. Evelyn Mrs. Elwood Bowers Smith. Others attending were presided wilh Mrs. Denver Mrs . Jerry -Fields, Mrs . Kapple giving devotwns on the Charles Eskew, and two Easier theme She read about guests, Mr . and Mrs. Doyle !he Last Supper. Mark 14 . 22- 1 Knapp . Refreshments were 25: the crucifixion, Mark 15 · seryed by Mrs. Groninger y,.as "Learn to be a gracious ' loser, but do not make a habit of being a loser because ills too easy to accept after losmg a few hmes." Recogmtion was given Jack Bostic, a member of the Southern Local Board of Education, and coach of the fifth grade squad, that took the championship in a recen t tourney , 6Q Hnnnrbal By Un1t ed Press.1nternat1onal ACC Tourn a m ent Clemson 78 Duk e 76 N C 101 Wake For est 100 N C St 91 Vrrgrn1a 85 ECAC Tournam ent Boston Coli 68 Conn SB Holy Cross 62 Pro11 55 Rutgers 80 St Ptr 's 63 Sl John 's 76 Setn H al l 64 was a teammate of Pr1ce's m 1965 when Rae me was regional runner-up in the state. Pnce and the coaches were presented gifts by members of the team Other coaches atte ndi ng were Carl Wolfe , athlehc director of Southern and heau basketball coach; Ronme Salser, and Denme Hill, coaches Southern Conf er ence Tourn ey I Champ1on sh1p ) Furman 66 Wm & Mary 55 NCAA D1 11 3 T ou rn ey W1ttenber g 71 H1r am 49 South Louis\ltlle 83 Dayton 67 At Lima 75 Upp er Sc 10 fo At Nape leon Trnora 63 Monlpe lter 54 At Canton Wtndl1am 57 Dalton 56 At Ca nton Lords town 66 Sou tl1 Rng e 53 AI Gahon Man sfr eld St Pe ter's 55 Old fort 52 CLASS AAA At Cleveland Shaw 7J Maple His 68 Ea s tlake North 68 Men tor 53 At lmcotn West Ea st Tech 80 St lgnatrus 75 At Loratn Admrral Krng 59 l akewood 49 CLASS A At Canton W1ndham 57 Dalton 56 Lords Iown 66 South Range 53 • Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area ••• •• • • • • •• • Us. • • By Helen Bottel •• • •" Social Security Checks ln •. . ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS • • •• • •• 5 11• per cent vear paid on Regular Passbook Savings. • NCAA D1v . 3 Semi -final s Wrttenberg 71 H 1r am 49 Tournament Scores m cf N' E HI HALF-QUARTS BRANCH • •• ..•• The Athens CountY ." $avrngs & Loin Co. 296 Second St . Pomeroy, Ohio All . • • Accounts Insured To i i F S L I C. • • •• ',. --·-....· .,.., -....., • MARIETTA, Ohio (UPI) Manetta turned back a deternnned second-half comeback by Allegheny Thursday mght and recorded a 7:Hl7 victory on the scoring and rebounding of Art Clark and Jeff Faloba to move mto the fmals of the • NCAA DIVIsion 3 Great Lakes Regional Tournament . Wittenberg Umvers1ty eluninated H1ran1, 7!-49, in the first semi- ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY Middleport By United Press International Atlanta's John Drew outshone Golden state's Keith Wilkes Thursday rught m a battle between the leadmg candidates for Rookie of the Year in the National Basketball Association. Drew, hampered somewhat by a sprained ankle, scored 38 points and hauled down 15 rebounds to give Atlanta a l!0106 victory . Wilkes managed a respectable 17 points and 11 rebounds. The Hawks, playmg their third game in as many nights, jumped to a 13--point lead in the first quarter but the Warriors rallied to cut the margin to 58a! at halftlme. Drew scored 14 points m the third quarter to pace Atlanta to an ll-pmnt edge going mto !he TAMPA, Fla. (UP! ) - The Cincinnati Reds will send three sl0 sl5 LESS 60 to 90 per pair than reg. fall, 1974 prices! '!' DELm CHAMPION' -- 4-ply polyester cord •• ...• -., ~ ..•., ..• ~ DEAR MRS. BOTIEL: l am pleased to tell you that our Baltimore office has infonned us .... (that the mix-up in your accounts has been straightened out). In reference to your recent colliiilll which alerted us to your personal difficulties liith our system, I must concede that there is more tha~ a little truth in your comments. On the other hand, I should point out that the delays and frustrations encountered by the public in dealing with some Social Sec)lrity offices is not a general condition in all of our approximately 1,500facilities. There IS no question that the assumption of responsibility for administering the Supplemental Security Income Program (which took the place of the Federal (and or} State welfare programs for the elderly, blind, and disabled) caused extreme difficulties for the Social Security Administration in certain states, notably California and New York ... All of us in Social Security have ~ greatly distressed by the deterioration' of our services to the public. Tbe factors which brought about the situation are too many and too complex to explain in this letter, but I can assure you that our efforts to regain our reputallon for good service have been little short of extraordinary. AJ; an example, our Sacramento staff worked more than 50,000 overtime hours in 1974. In your colliiilll, you were quite correct on two poinll!, even though one of them is wlfortunate and regrettable. It is true that we have been forced to defer action on certain matters (sudt as your accoWJt nwnber mix-up ) in favor of processing initial claims and those problems involving missing or incorrect cheeks . Hopefully, we will soon be able to give these lowerprionty actions the prompt attention that has been our practice in the past . ~ You were right in suggesting that persons contact their local Social Security office in preference to writing our Baltimore headquarters, In many cases, a problem or inquiry can be resolved by a telephone call. Please feel free to call on me or my staff for any advice or assistance you may need on Social Security queStions: - PETER J . D'ANNA, District Manager, Social Security Administration, ~ Sacramento. •• •• S•z• 878·13 Blackwell Ptus 51 84FET and old t1re ~ •·•• ""' .~• FREE MOUNTING ' • '• ..• • .. • •• ~ •• ....,.". .....•. . .... -·...--·--"• .... ...• .--...... --- -- st;tmhng 1\ 1th lJ pout ts agamst the rangy Ptrates The Ptra tes, now 20-2 with .tn Ill-game "mnwg streak, wt ll race Greenfu:old McChnn fur the Class AA D1stnct htlc at NelsorlVllle-Yol·k held th e cha11ty tosses w1th 7 36 lefl . fo llowed by a .pair of gra lis shots by Canter at the 7· 01 mark gave the Bucks a 49-45 lead Tom Turner , hrn1 ted to seve n points by the Bucks, lut a fre e throw and Rase popped 1n a twm-pomter to cut the Bucks lead to one, l9-48 w1th 6:12 rema ining. Ca nter's free throw made It 50-48 at the 6 OJ mark. now 15-0 for the season Turner lut a free throw with Wittenberg was p!ICed by 5 49 left, then Dan Wag ner's Skip Freeman and Tom Dunn, goal put the Pirates ahead for with 16 and 12 pomts, respec- the first tlme m t he second tively . half, 5!-50, w1th 5 16 left in the The Tigers scored the first game _ three buckets of the game and The P1rates built up a 58-52 went ahead 47-28 at the half. advan lllge wtth 2 55 H1ran1 was led by Ted Mc- remamin g, then went mto thear Divitt with 16 poi nts and An- famous four-corner orrense. It tonio Bolden with 13 markers was all over fo r the Bucks. Wittenberg boosted 1ts Brian Bays, 6-2JUII!Or led the season mark to 19-7, while Pu·ales w1th 20 points before Hiram dropped to 15-6. fo111ing out at the 2 04 mark. fianl Marietta, Ohio Conference regular season champion, and Wittenberg, the OC tournament champwn , meet Friday night in the chanlpwnsh!p game. Allegheny and Hiram will play a consola tiOn game. The PIOneers built a 44-30 lead at halftune, only to see Allegheny come storming back to w1thm one pomt with three min utes remammg m the game The Pioneers held on, however, to record the1r 19th win m 22 games Uus season. Clark fmished the game with 21 points and 12 rebounds while Faloba cotributed 18 pomts and 18 rebounds for Marietta . Marty Orzechowskkl led Allegheny with 20 pomts and Bill Faloon added 16. Allegheny is Big 10 action ends Saturday r1he"F;i;i~ I Club Presents I "JESSICA" : 1 Wednesday Only THUR. thruSAT. I "PEGASUS" I THE FLAMINGO CLUB ___ L~~:_ ,!~a Jantzen Sportswear For Women Mon ., Tues .. Wed., Thurs., and Sat. 9:15 Ill 5 p.m. Friday 9: 151118 p.m . Bahr Clothiers Smith, who led Buffalo with 28 pomts , has put the Braves CHICAGO (UPI) - Four Big llhnois and Northwestern at Middleport ahead with 40 seconds left. Ten basketball teams wind up Wisconsin . Bucks 102, Sonics 92 : the season Saturday with a shot Kareem Abdul-Jabbar at second place while conferscored 26 points and Jon ence champion Ind1ana gets a McGlocklin added 24 to p!ICe chance to stretch its flawless Milwaukee p!ISt Seattle. Fred record to 32 conseculive games Brown had 25 points to lead the and gam the distmctwn of Somes but Spencer Hayward having beaten every other only had 14, almost 10 below his league nval twice m th e same average. season. Suns 88, Bulls 65: Still mathemalically in the Phoenix, without Its startmg struggle for the runnerup berth guards, used a balanced of- and a postseason tourney bid fense and ~ tenacious defense are Minnesota and Michigan, Thle 12·hp model to whip Chicago. The 6li-point with 11-6 reco rds , and UMI onlr total was the lowest ever in the Michigan State and Purdue, 1 a•llon nin e-year history of the with 10-7 marks. 01111 Ch1cago franchise and also was per houri Michigan State, which has a defensive record for the Suns. the Ill luck to be cast agatnst Mike Bantom led the Suns with top-ra ted Indiana III its fm ale, 16 pomts would not seem to be a bettor's Nuggets 119, Spirits !17: choice to join the second-place Dave Robisch came off the deadlock. Indiana overbench with 23 pmnts to lead a whelmed the Spartans 107--55 balanced Denver scormg at- earher this season when they tack against St . Louis. Playmg met at Michigan State, and this without injured high-scoring time the return match is in Multi-attachment ver11tlllly I rookie right-banders to the guard Mack Calvin, the Nug- Hoosierland . Ch~M from over 40 ett1chment1 1nd lmpl1ment8 mound Friday in their Grape- gets also got 21 each from M1ke The quadruple runnerup wilt do your chore• teeter and economlc11ly. th1t frmt League opener with the Green and Ralph Slmpson. crunch could develop though if Pacers 115, Stars 101: Pittsburgh Pirates. Y11r 'round ullllly. Rotary Relllblt llrYicl 1nd p1rt1. the Spartans upset the t 1llers , snowthrowers and Factoryktrainad servicemen . George McGinnis scored 3.1 Hoosiers and Purdue beat Santo Alcala, Rawly Eastblades, utility t'ra1lers you wick and Pat Zachry, all three points to help Indiana trounce Minnesota while Michigan lost name It, MF 11as the equtp- P:Jn•nclng l'lllllblt ment to do it hom Mll~ly·f-trguaon. up from the Reds' Inianapohs flu-plagued Utah . Utah center to Ohio State. Long-tuttng dopondobtttly. fann club, will sha,re the pil- Randy Denton was in bed with If Indiana wins , 1t will A1dlng mowers and lawn/ chmg chores m the game at the flu and rookie Moses become the first Big Ten team garden tractors, 5 to 14 hp , Malone , the Stars' second to defeat every other team in Bradenton, F1a. built tot he samequaltty stanleading scorer, sal out all but the conference twice. The last da rds as Massey-Ferguson The 24-year-old Eastwick larm traclors Mower cuttmg was recalled by the Reds the four minutes of the first half undefeated champ was Iowa in w1dths 26'" lo 46 ·. last month of the 1974 season, because of the "bug ." Indiana I970, but at that tlme the appeared in eight games in outscored Utah, 2ll-2, to go schedule called for only I4 Quality-built by Mauey-Fergu.eon. relief , pitched 17 innings, ahead by 20 points at the half games instead of the current World'l lergeat manuiacturer of tractor1. - striking out 14 and walkmg and then coasted home 18. only five while compiling a 2.00 Win or lose, the Hoosiers are earned rwt average. He rates a slated for first-round NCAA The Daily Sentinel good chance of sticking with action in the Mideast Regional DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF the club as a rellef pitcher. March 15 against the runnerup MEIGS - MASON AREA Alcala, a 21-year-old Dominim the Western Athletic ConJfi'I•W. Ma1n St. 992-2164 Pamtroy, 0. CHESTER L. TANNEHILL Exec. Ed THE STORE WITH " ALL KINDS OF STUFF"FOR can, is 6-7 and 220 pounds. ference, which will be either ROBERT HOEFliCH PETS. STAB LE S. LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS LAWNS Ctly Editor "When Santo was first signed Texas-El Paso or Arizona . AND GARDE NS sh ed dally excep t as a teenager he was just a SaPublt In Saturday's other B1g Ten turday by The 011tO Va l ley P ub li shing Company, 11 1 season-enders, Iowa is at little over six feet and weighed Cou rt St Pomeroy , Oh w only 170 pounds," said Reds 45 769 "'S!. Off1 ce Phon e 2 21 : Jrta l P hone 99 2president Bob Howser. "It's 99 2157 Sec on.. .s postage patd at taking him a little tlme to gam ero y, Oh io coordination after growing that Pom N a 110nal adverftSing r epr ese nt allve Bottmelll · quickly." Gallagh er , Inc , i 2 East 42nd The Reds play their home St, New York, New Yo r k Sub sc ription rat es opener at Tampa on Sunday Del1vered by earner wh er e availa bl e 75 cen t s per wee k , against the same Pirates. By Mo tor Route whe r e car r 1er Reds' manager Sparky And- servrce no! ava1 table , One mon th , i3 25 By mail m Ohto erson plans to go with Johnny and w Va , One Year , $22 00 . Bench and Tony Perez, but S1x months, $11 50 ; Thr ee , $7 00 Elsewhere most of the positions in the first months $26 00 yea r Srx ..-nonth s two games figure to be filled by $13 50 , three month.s. , $1 50 Subscr1pt1on pri ce 1ncl udes rookies. Sunday T tmes Sentrnel final period. The Warriors pulled to within three points five different limes but the Hawks hung on for their third victory in the last four games . Tom Van Arsdale added 29 points for the Hawks while Rick Barry paced Golden State w1th 28 pomts. Elsewhere, Kansas CityOmaha nipped Buffalo, lll-110, Milwaukee whipped Seattle, 102-92, and Phoenix beat Chicago , 88-65. In the ABA, Denver edged St. Laws, 119117, and Indiana ripped Utah, 115-!01. Kings 111, Braves 110: Nate Archibald banked in a 30-foot JUmp shot as the !mal buzzer sounded to give KCOmaha its eighth straight home court VIctory and lath in the last !8 games. Randy Get the most "mlleap for your money with a .Massey·f•fiiiiOII tractor. /M! j MODERN SUPPLY The Fun Place ,---·iiisroviR-rnEDifiER[ici___l • .'"•• Hu g h e~ cil :-;o had s pe c ldl pr.u se for the Buckeyc.s ' Kev Ca ute r, "h o lC'd lhe Buckeyes I\ 11h 25 pom ts, and M~u·k Sui hvan, u 5-10 sophomon• \\h o, despite three turnovers b1te m the game . V~as uut- 7·:m p m. Satul'(by a t RIO uppc1 hand throughout lhe Joe Rase, &-2 junior, finished G1 :mcle SaturdCJy 's wmner w11l second penod, leadmg 29-24 with 17 markers. advm1ce to the Athens durUtg mtermission. Box score: Hcg1u u al To ur nament Early m the third period, NWHEELERSBURG 1591 sc licdulcd Mm ch 14 and 15 Y built up a nine pomt ad- Rase, 8-1-17; Bays, 10-0-20; Nelsonville-Yor k bowed out vantage, 35-26. That's when Joe Turner. 2-3·7; Wagner , ~ 2-6; Hawley. 1-2-4; Toombs, 0-5-5. w1th u 15-7 record Rase began bombardmg lhe TOTALS 23-13-59. After the Buckeyes of Coac h hoops fr om afar 112 points in NELSONVILLE-YORK (54) Dltk Grandy npped off s1x Ute llnrd sta nza ) as the Pirates - P1 tts, 4 0-8, Canter, 8-9-25; .s tnught p om~ early in the first reduced the Buckeyes lead to Johnson, 0-0-0, Sulttvan. 4-5-13 , McCoone tl , 4-0-8. TOTALS 20pcnlXl, the P1rates came back 45-43 gomg into the fmal period 14-54 . to knot the l'Otmt e~t 12-all after Score by quarters: Rase lied 11 45-all to open the 12 12 t9 tl>-59 une pcn <XI fmal penud Sulliva n's two 'Burg NY 12 17 16 ~-5-4 Pittsburgh first foe ~- DEAR M.: I can vouch for the fact tbat you're hwnans down at S. S.! Since Erich's letter and my answer appeared in ·HHU, I've not only had very personal service (our account mix-up was cleared in a week), but also a local field representative, Larry Helland, has taken on several of my S.S.-related reader problems and will see that they are expedited. He has beerrmost helpful. Here are exerpts from a letter sent to me from the Social Security AdministratiOn : came off lht• bcr wh tn hp]p seco nd half Atlanta's Drew nets 38 points in victory •• •• • J ,dl~ Art Clark paces Marieua wzn· ' • Pioneers, Tigers zn title tilt ~~ -.,.. . ...... .. ~p.t r k the ' Burg 's bel11nd 6-0 nght ufl tht.• ba l," qmpped Hu ~he~ 'Olll boys juxl stoorl ar'ound the f1rst half. Our dt'fensr kt them do thmgs we don't ordumnly perm1t, but they were probauly the best shoo hng ball club IH''vc faced all ::JC,I.son," Hughes ronhnued Th e WHS men to r wa s plt•ased w1th the wa) has b uy~ cmne back, and had specid l menlwn for R1ck Toombs who ·we ~u t • ,.,.. ... ""'. "'.... .. game before 2.500 spcrt.ttors At Marietta ManeMa 75 All egheny 67 - ~MEIGS •• • College Sc ores Thursday Loui svil le BJ Dayton 67 No Mmimum . Interest from date of deposi1 to date of wrthdrawal. Interest com pounded quarterly. • •• • • • ' Southwes t H ou ston 106 1s ra e11 N alls 91 T uls a 91 Oral Roberts 83 PORTLAND COACH PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) Vic Crowe, the 47-year-old former coach of the Aston VIlla soccer team of Binnmgham, England, was named Thursday as coach of the Portland team m the North American Soccer League . No games, No glmmics •• •• • DEAR HELEN: This is in response to a letter written complaining about Social Security "neglect". (Your answer unplied the questioner came to the wrong person for advice, as YOU had been walling a year to hea r from S. S. about a rrux-up on numbers, "and all we've got so far is a brief card acknowledging receipt of our letter.") ' As anemployee at an area Social Security office, may I make a rebuttal? It always seems that complaints and criticisms get the headlines. I have yet to read a letter or receive a phone call thanking us for our service in obtaining Social Security. And we go all out to help, many tlmes making personal visits and researching mvolved records. Really, we're humans down at S.S. "Erich" complained because he bad written to Baltimore for an answer to his question. If he had come directly to his area office, he might have got an answer in four minutes, rather than m four months. About those long wattmg lines : Where do you go today, and not fmd long lines? As for making several visits to get a problem straightened out: if you call first and ask what infonnation you are supposed to bring, follow-up trips are usually unnecessary. Our phones are not always busy - and if you don't get precise information the first tlme, leave your phone nwnber and we'll call you back- at our expense if it's long-distance. Here are a few suggestions for your readers, regarding S.S. assistance: I. Call first. Sometunes this saves a trip to the office . 2. Always have your Social Security nwnber available. You'd be surprised how few people have memorized their numbers. 3. Avoid coming into the office at the begiruling of the month, our busiest tlme. 4. Try lobe courteous . We only ask questions so we can better help you. 5. Any tlme you need pamphlets or facts on Social Security and our various programs, we'll be glad to send them to you. M.N . South Co n College Baslietball Results Price is banquet_speaker who charged the official report was a cover-up or CIA involvement. Commiss ton Wer t At RIO Grande Wheelersburg 5Q Nelson vil le .Ia) Hee.-;, Sent t l'.' n.·d~Jic k. and Allen Papt~ , bJ( k is .Ja ck Bo:;tJ c, coach. R1 ver Locnt 65 CLASS A At Elid a "I knew it would be that w<.n · I told ~ tJille of our fans we;d probably get behmd ea rly m the game, play poorly because 11 1\CI:-i t iUJ ftr st <hst nd tourll<lllH:>n l g.a mt>. then tome bac k <III(! \\In 11 '' ThcJI was ~l happy Mtkc Hughes lalkmg m Hw Grande College ·s Lyne Center Th1u sday mght shor tly after hts Wht.'elcrsburg Pirates rallied m !he second half to t.•hm mate Nelsonv alle-York, 59~54, in n Class AA Distnct sennfm::JI WITH •Strong smooth rid1ng polyester cord body •Wide, aggressrve 7·nb tretd for excellent traction . harldlmg and liability •"Crost-cut" tread pallern s1mtlar to our radial ures • concave-molded tread gives full OUR tr~d-to-road contJct for long mle~e All prices plus tax and olcf t•re AUTO INSURANCE "PLUSSES" Presenting . . . Whoever said a-uto insurance is "all alrke" happened to be dead wrong . There is a diHerence , in more~ways than one . 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March 7, 1975 ...J ~ face Greenfield Tournament results Thursday CLASS AAA At Canton Canton McK 1n ley 68 Can ton Ltn coln 54 AI Copley Cr estv 1ew Convoy 61 ttnnena l 57 Akron Mmtsler Va l l ey 68 Kenmore 58 Akron Hower 48 Salem At Struthers 69 Warr en Howland 68 At Cleve ian~ South Cle Shaw 73 Maple He tghts 68 AI Toledo Waite Toledo Scott 59 Oregon Clay 46 At Bowtmg Green Lima Sen1or 60 Ashland 51 CLASSAA At Columbu s ~t . Cot Char les 82 Granv il le 71 At Ashland Willard 62 She lby 52 ' At Steubenville R1ver V1ew 87 Well svt ll e 54 CHAMPS - The fifth grade basketball team at Racine went undefeated in seaBOn play and took the champwn slu p m the tournament The team was honored at a banquet Sunday at Southern H1gh School Tt'atn members tm.·. I-t, Tyrone Bnnager , Tommy Roseber ry, Kent Wo lfe, Van Slxnf GRADE BASKETBALL SQUAD honored at a banquet held Sunday at Southern H1gh School were, 1-r, Bob Bill Lee, Brian Wolfe, Mark Simpson , second row, Dwayne Curfman, Steve Circle, Albert Holman , Paul Cardone; third row, Terry Clark, Rick Allen, Eric H11l, Carl Morns and Bill Morris , fourth row, Ronrue Salser and Dennie Hill, coaches Zapruder picture shown ( 't•ntt al lntelhgcnce 8) PAUL ANDERSON Agencj 1molvenwnt m the sl nymg. '11le Amt!ru.:an Broa dcastm g Co s "Good Night AmeriCa " p1 0!-!1'<111 1devoted nearly a half- Late NEW YORK 1UPI I mght teleVlSIOil v1ewers today got a r are look a t the famo us Zapruder film of Utr assassma- t!On of Pres1denl John Kennedy hotu· to the showmg of the film and heard a bhmt accusatwn of _c:md comm entary by Warre n 4-H Week Notes Junior Leadership clubs • in growth are exerczses T he Me 1gs Count\ .Jumor L('ac\erslup Club 1s .t duiJ ll wt lld ps ~o un g pt' t;ple g1 uw Jun 101 IA:'H dCJ s 11 01k to know l ht•m se lvP~ LITH! oll u: r ~ . Iowan! mvolve mcnt 111 ttlt·H· fm1uhcs. tO\\dl d CIJilllllllll ll \ se r\'lfl', and towdrd prt•p.u·,,twn fo r :Jdul!h ont.l Dunn g the \ ' L' •ll .J un to ! lA'ittlCI ~ h,l\ e IJ c l p:l l l' ;-~nd f u ll t HI' Hl ~ tlw 1n prog rams ('o m - 'I ht' F c b1 mu y. lllUTllUl l\011 f.ctp Agen t frnrn G.Jlii;J ( \flltll' nml Bud Ctwter. Ag r'H'Ultlll t' Agent from Gal lw Ct11mty Apnl , Jtuno1 l.rmll' ' s 1\ll l P~M USSISt !tl !he IH'W 1\,.l etg s ( \ 1\!111\ Yt•s Pl :m-0-Hanua a pe rson :ll g rt~\ ~ til fot lllD!'e who dare to be tli r!c Jt•td \\ 1!11 Holtmnb, 16, l' tght 'eo~ 1 s Ill the Cohunb1n M:~ k•• II 4~ 11 Club ~ hJsJc. door d ram a, Lt'<Hicr.s as .h uii\)J '' ht r h L'mph, ISIHS and 1\ JU UI' Ill'Y ln lt1 tl 1c Pw; t, nh a l1 \\Ill tncl uck n 111p lu tht• nut HI HOLCOMB \Hi tHh'l fu\ ~u u th urga mza llon 1\1!\ u1clurl e OmliC'S F\•op le P i ll~ , l Be he v(' Tt~tt lli\ Sdl • 4-H has many meanings Fn ends!11p r.un p. \1 tl! M~ k lllt.:t' I HJ ~~. It lp ~. jll d ;.!lll~. Jlllllll! leadL•rshtp ~ ~ ~ It• t L'\'\t' ll ., h lod and nutrll ton '> li U\\ ~ {t-,, pt Ojt'l't ll li\ l!t l h,n L' bt t•mh Ill 1-11 rcpl'l'sC' nt ed i\lt·tgs l'tmnt \ .11 ll h· Oh !U I· au IS Stnlt' Ill\' \•'nod mn\ Nut t 1tm n fuut ) em s Endt u l tlll':-;t • 't'.trs I h , l\' t' J'('Cl' l\'l'd Out standtng of the Day lwnors <l tHI 11 1 l car mn ~ ~ ~~ \' Jll~ t a u! tlw tlungs that 4- H nwo~ns Itt uw Through mr ~ - flt' X Jll'l'lt'llt 'l'~ l hal' c leai'IH' fi 11 \H il~ tlltngs Shtl \\ lltl' lo~ s t about Ill,\ ' pmJ ert~. but IIW t L' tmpor tant .tl.KJut m~ sl•lt ~md other I ll:wt' lca rmxl !ll' \et to gl\'t' up on them 01 Ill ,\ self Tins 1~ onf' u f the usdul thtngs llt~tf I \\ II\ US(' Ill I ll\ hft• ,md tutUI't' :-;ueh .I!' sc\wol dt ess . loungm~ t lt•tht•s spOI (S\H'cl l' , dl'l'~· liP · drt':-;s .1m\ uutdom L'utt k t.:J ~ F Lit !lu ~ ~ c;t r l mu WI itut~ Il l \ 1\ \\11 pr OJ t'l t 111 br~;t d ~ Tins \\ Ill ltHludt' makmg furt•tgn IJr ~.. l lb ,md lt>Hlllltl ~ to l'll'cllt' Ctll'l'l'l' Il l ~ 11\\ l l l l'li!Jt'~ ft1 1 IJI ('.Ub I phm to ftJil u\\ Hon;t' E c 01Hl111\( s .t 'There ts a common theme tuHtmg Watergate, the Bay of Pigs and the assassmation (of President Kennedy ) - the CIA, " long-tun e Warren Report cnt1c Ralph Schoenman charged lie also said the Warren Comm i ss iOn " totally fabriCated the truth" about Jack Ruby 's involvement m tl!e alleged plot. He said the cmnm1sston knew th e slayer of Lee Harvey Oswald confessed to a doctor VlSitmg him m jail that he was a ·part of the assassmatton plot and was ordered to kill Oswald l h:t\ (.,\l ee r 111 (Ill rx - . ll s,J l' lil kl'll Uti iCI IJI UJCt:t:-; I pl .m h l t. lkt' mtl'rn.ttwna l l uu<l~. fo1m.Jl 1\t'lll' a nd h tl! llf d., fml ll!'bulg<> I N I L~se l Du\· o~ll. ,\gt' \i', t'tg hl \l'.ll's Ill 4-11. Agent I \\nuld \t kl' I Ll utht.'IS till' ]P \ l !J.i\~' tdt tlu nu~ h I-H. tt'll SIOII ~I l l' 1\1\ t'r' IL''' ~- H ( 'lub . DR. LAMB Gasps and groans came from the audience at the taping when close-ups of Kennedy were shoMl m slow mohon as the bullet sent his head surgmg backward. In remarks labeled as commentary, host Geraldo R1vera Said the mvestigation should be reopened in view of considerable contr adi ctory evtdence presented by critiCS of the Warren Report ··Now thai we ·ve lived Un·ough Watergate and all . and know that the CIA and FBI ergaged in Illegal actiVIty, there are JUSt too many loose ends and· we owe him (Ke nnedy) the duty to hnd out. " Rivera smd. Comedian and social activtst Dick Gregory, a long-lime skeptic of the conunission's hndm gs, challeng ed the American press to lead a reopened mvesl1gat10n . "1lle press should be doing r--s~ci;=r'='====r li Calendadl MONDAY FATHE RS to be honored when Pomeroy Elementary CHEERLEADERS FOR Racine's sixth grade team were also honored at the banquet held Sunday at Soulhem High School m Racme. Shown are, front, Paula Wolfe; second row , Della Johnson; third row, 1-r, Tanuny Sm1th and Becky Rhodes, on top, Sonja Hill . A youth fe llowship mec hng W1 ay was h~ld Feb . 28 at Morg<m Center \V.e sl€'ya n Meth od1s't Chur ch where Hev 0 H Cat t pastor There was specia l smging b~ ~ uut h groups frm n Mor ga n IS Cl'l l tc r MISSIOn, M organ Cen ter Wes levan Methodist and the mee tm g Church Yollth atte ndHJ g were Other specwl numbers '\oere Pdln caa Wh1tc . Phylhs Ferrell. presented by SluriJ;Y Vance. Steven Ferrell. Tunmy Sptres , J OClll , Dwnc and ErnL·~ t lloxann e Bussell. Cecil Yos t, Th:1ckPr rr·on1 the Fmrvtew St .. Donald Shupe , GerC~ Idme Chun: h and VIcki Might . 1\ ho Shup e. Ca r ol Yos t, Bru ce what we 'r e dotng lin- at l('nrls the Danv tllr Wes le~ an Hvsell. Terry Hyse ll, Norma vestlgatmg the findings of the C'hurt h sang: "HO\\ Grea t Th ou Jean Hysell. Steven Hyse ll, Warren Conunisswn ) They t\1 I" . Bn,1 n Du rh am Meh ssa sho t~d be doing the research, d tlli Mr s Durham, Oebbae Sptres, Terry even the ones who don 't agree Wbt' lll <ll1 dle of the Vin to n Rathburn. Rtdue Va n Houten wtUt us," he said \Vesh' \ an Church <tnd Jedn Rubi n R<~tHbu r n. Dav1d E Mtght. Donna Shupe, V1ck1e M1ght. R1ck Mathene), Joyce Mtdway Communttj P,u~a sta ges ca n bf' obliterated When th e docto r sees th1s he can be cerl<nn that tile ct1 sk IS degenerating or Ilfp tur~xi 11w dt sk IS of M01 ga n Center Wesleyan sa ng as a trto Joan Tha cke r led the 'lioiLuth "' cho1uscs and Rev. ~ve r Brown brought the message of the eYemng H1s scnpture was found w Jeremtah 50:5. Beverly Spu es presided over Ste" ar t. Wan da Thomps on , ath anerd rPally a tiny sac fl llt'd \ntlt special fluid to form a cushwn betwE'en the VE'r tebrae When !he flu id beg1ns to leilk out , the little pillow starts collapsmg. The matenal lra ked out can irnt ate tile ne r\'e. or a more solid part may protrude, crea tin g prcssw-e on the nerve roots or tl1e spmal cord There are several ways the nen-es may be mvolved - from irrita tion, to muscle spasm. to pressure even from parts of tll.e ver- tebrae 1\ hen they are forced out of usual alignment To tell what IS happening to th e co rd and s urr ounding nerves, an opaque dye 1s inJected into the spma l column so the cord IS outlined. If there IS pressW"e on the cord or nerve area, the structure (bone or disk I ca n be seen pressmg on that area You can have a disk degenerate and have little happen other than narrowmg of the Sp!ICe between the involved vertebrae The proper treatment of problems related to a ruptured or degenerated d1sk depends upon the mdivid ual circum stances in eaeh case. Sometimes simple conservative measures are sufficient. Heat and exercises are oft en of great benefit. In other instances. where there is a significant pressure on the nerve roots or cord area, 11 IS important to relieve the pressure before any permanent nerve damage occurs. Since back problems are so conunon, I think that a good preventive program is unportant. The ')lptured diSk or bt~ g m g disk 1s the result of repeated inJury or wear and tear. You can help prevent 11 by being kind to your back. That means starting early m life to PTA meets at 7 30 p.m al the school Public mv1ted SAFETY program on "Safe Lifting" by Wayne Upton and "L1fty ," the little wooden man , when R1verv1ew PTA meets at 7:30p.m at the school. UNITED Me thod ist Women at Heath United Methodist Churc h for 6:30 p.m. potluck dmner . Meat , dessert and coffee to be provided . Those attendm g should take their own lci ble serv1ce . Hostesses are Emma Wayland , Frieda Milch. and Beulah Hayes. Youth gather for meeting Explanation of back problems ByLnwroUN'E I.Amb, M.D DEAR DR U ~ IB ~- I n•ad a column b;.. ~ ou about the person with back trouble One thmg yon didn•t explalll. "l~·n the doctor told hun It wns a degenerated d1sk and he saw It on the X ray . lsn'lit true ) Oil can't see a dtsk fr om an X raj. that it takes a myelogra m' I had the same prob lem, and l had to have a myelogram and found I had a bulged disk. not a ruptured one as the first doclor told me from just an X ray . I've been takin g Valiu m and Darvon for seven months, but it's not doing me much good lately The physical therapy, hot packs and exercises have helPed. DEAR READER - On an ordinary X ray of the spine you can see the nature of the vertebraw and the spaces be~ - The disks are between the vertebrae. When they begin to break down the sp!lce between the mvol ved vertebra gets narrow and in Wauseon 60 At Steubenville held Smday were, first row, 1-r, Juanita Frederick and Angie Bostic, mascots; second row, Denise Riffle, Rita Sloter, Teresa Johnson , Kim Follrod, Tammy ErVIn, and Belinda Salmons. RACINE - "Know how to be a man on and off the court" Larry Pr1ce told the members of Racme 's fifth and s1xth grade basketball team at a banquet Sunday at Southern High School. Price, a graduate of Racme High School an d form er basketball, baseball and football standout at Racine, who IS coachmg at New Miami High School, Hamilton, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert PriCe, Portland. He spoke to a crowd of 135 persons Another pom t Price made Conunisston cr'ittcs say that was the mstant of the second bullet and that It disproves the Warren Commission finding that Oswald acted alone M<11T h , The Hur kt'l'{' T1 ;ul, unci .il l'illl l JI IJI 0 1\ IU I IO rl progrn m b) Fred Dt•t' l 4-11 May - 1\ug:ust, progr. m t~ c ntJ cs The film made by Dallas dress manufacturer Abraham Zapruder clearly showed Kennedy's head jerk backwards with the Imp!lct of a bullet after the motorcade had passed Oswald 's hidmg place m the Texas School Book Depository. \\II\ par- At Ado 61 York 54 RACINE'S FIF IH GRADE CHEERLEADERS honored at a banquet Buckeye develop and mamtain good muscle tone of your abdonunal muscles . St ro.ng abdommal muscles help to splint the back and reheve "strain " Good posture IS lmportant, too . That mcludes standing and sitting Wllh yo ur abdommal muscles slightly tensed to provide back suppor t. Sitting IS perhaps more Important than standing smce many people do nol tighten their abdommal muscles while sitting and force the spine to bear the full stress of the upnght position . A large poliS obviously an invitation to back trouble sooner or later. Send your questiOns to Dr L;!mb , in ~a re of this news)laper. P 0 . Box 1551, RadiO City Station, New York, N. Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr . Lamb's booklet on losmg wei ght , send 50 certs and a long self-addressed sta mped envelope to the same address and ask for the " Losmg Weight .. booklet. Ju sti ce, Kath) Saltsman . Robe rt Sa lt sman. Slurle\1 Vance. Knst,;,JI Ha sh, B1endu Y ost, Ktm Ha sh. J nntce F errell. Cha rles Ste\\ art, Er1c Knotts , Cheryl P1erce, Gail Pierce. Rober t S Stcwdrt, Alena Wra~. Terq Russt•ll. ll nda Yos t. Lmda Hersman, Mend) Yost, Ch arl es Yost. J r .. Ka ren Shupe . Fr a nc1s Russe ll. I""'""" Ru ssell . Mark \Vra). Nancy Zeigler, Jackie Thompson and Diane Thacker. There were 92 youth atte ndmg the meeting. At the f1rs t .sesston in January there were 58 present. Youth leaders m attendance. were Glenna Long , D1a ne Hersman , Jean Wray, Jesse Might, Sharon Durham and Beverly Spires. Pastors atte ndlll g ·were Rev . Lel on Glasure, Rev . John Hersman, Rev . William W1semandle, Rev Robert Hersman, Rev. 0 . H. Ca r l. Rev Woodr ow Mollohan and Rev Denver Brown . Others attendmg included Mrs Sallie Shupe, Mr. and Mrs . Norman Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Myers , Mrs PatriciO Russell , Mrs. Rita Yost. Mrs Tr1anzy Yost, Mrs . Julia W1semandle, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shupe, Mr and Mrs Robert Hersman , Mr. and Mrs Clarence Might, Mr. and Mrs James Dailey, Mrs . Marie Mollohan. Mrs Da1sy Hollanbaugh , Mrs . Ida Williams. Mr . and Mrs. Jake Saltsman, Mr and Mrs Alva Swick. Mrs. Martha Glasure, Mrs. Beulah Hersman , Mrs. Denver Brown and Ernest Thacker. Class makes contribution A contr!bulion to the new 24-32, and the Resurrection , bul letm board fund wos made Mark, 16. l-8. Bill McDamel durm g a meeting of the Golden had prayer, and for roll call Rule Class of the Pomeroy members gave thoughts on Chu rch of Chn st Tuesday Easter. evening at the parsonage home Mrs. McDaniel conducted of Mr and Mr s. Tern• entertamment with a prize Gronmger. · being won by Mrs. Evelyn Mrs. Elwood Bowers Smith. Others attending were presided wilh Mrs. Denver Mrs . Jerry -Fields, Mrs . Kapple giving devotwns on the Charles Eskew, and two Easier theme She read about guests, Mr . and Mrs. Doyle !he Last Supper. Mark 14 . 22- 1 Knapp . Refreshments were 25: the crucifixion, Mark 15 · seryed by Mrs. Groninger y,.as "Learn to be a gracious ' loser, but do not make a habit of being a loser because ills too easy to accept after losmg a few hmes." Recogmtion was given Jack Bostic, a member of the Southern Local Board of Education, and coach of the fifth grade squad, that took the championship in a recen t tourney , 6Q Hnnnrbal By Un1t ed Press.1nternat1onal ACC Tourn a m ent Clemson 78 Duk e 76 N C 101 Wake For est 100 N C St 91 Vrrgrn1a 85 ECAC Tournam ent Boston Coli 68 Conn SB Holy Cross 62 Pro11 55 Rutgers 80 St Ptr 's 63 Sl John 's 76 Setn H al l 64 was a teammate of Pr1ce's m 1965 when Rae me was regional runner-up in the state. Pnce and the coaches were presented gifts by members of the team Other coaches atte ndi ng were Carl Wolfe , athlehc director of Southern and heau basketball coach; Ronme Salser, and Denme Hill, coaches Southern Conf er ence Tourn ey I Champ1on sh1p ) Furman 66 Wm & Mary 55 NCAA D1 11 3 T ou rn ey W1ttenber g 71 H1r am 49 South Louis\ltlle 83 Dayton 67 At Lima 75 Upp er Sc 10 fo At Nape leon Trnora 63 Monlpe lter 54 At Canton Wtndl1am 57 Dalton 56 At Ca nton Lords town 66 Sou tl1 Rng e 53 AI Gahon Man sfr eld St Pe ter's 55 Old fort 52 CLASS AAA At Cleveland Shaw 7J Maple His 68 Ea s tlake North 68 Men tor 53 At lmcotn West Ea st Tech 80 St lgnatrus 75 At Loratn Admrral Krng 59 l akewood 49 CLASS A At Canton W1ndham 57 Dalton 56 Lords Iown 66 South Range 53 • Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area ••• •• • • • • •• • Us. • • By Helen Bottel •• • •" Social Security Checks ln •. . ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS • • •• • •• 5 11• per cent vear paid on Regular Passbook Savings. • NCAA D1v . 3 Semi -final s Wrttenberg 71 H 1r am 49 Tournament Scores m cf N' E HI HALF-QUARTS BRANCH • •• ..•• The Athens CountY ." $avrngs & Loin Co. 296 Second St . Pomeroy, Ohio All . • • Accounts Insured To i i F S L I C. • • •• ',. --·-....· .,.., -....., • MARIETTA, Ohio (UPI) Manetta turned back a deternnned second-half comeback by Allegheny Thursday mght and recorded a 7:Hl7 victory on the scoring and rebounding of Art Clark and Jeff Faloba to move mto the fmals of the • NCAA DIVIsion 3 Great Lakes Regional Tournament . Wittenberg Umvers1ty eluninated H1ran1, 7!-49, in the first semi- ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY Middleport By United Press International Atlanta's John Drew outshone Golden state's Keith Wilkes Thursday rught m a battle between the leadmg candidates for Rookie of the Year in the National Basketball Association. Drew, hampered somewhat by a sprained ankle, scored 38 points and hauled down 15 rebounds to give Atlanta a l!0106 victory . Wilkes managed a respectable 17 points and 11 rebounds. The Hawks, playmg their third game in as many nights, jumped to a 13--point lead in the first quarter but the Warriors rallied to cut the margin to 58a! at halftlme. Drew scored 14 points m the third quarter to pace Atlanta to an ll-pmnt edge going mto !he TAMPA, Fla. (UP! ) - The Cincinnati Reds will send three sl0 sl5 LESS 60 to 90 per pair than reg. fall, 1974 prices! '!' DELm CHAMPION' -- 4-ply polyester cord •• ...• -., ~ ..•., ..• ~ DEAR MRS. BOTIEL: l am pleased to tell you that our Baltimore office has infonned us .... (that the mix-up in your accounts has been straightened out). In reference to your recent colliiilll which alerted us to your personal difficulties liith our system, I must concede that there is more tha~ a little truth in your comments. On the other hand, I should point out that the delays and frustrations encountered by the public in dealing with some Social Sec)lrity offices is not a general condition in all of our approximately 1,500facilities. There IS no question that the assumption of responsibility for administering the Supplemental Security Income Program (which took the place of the Federal (and or} State welfare programs for the elderly, blind, and disabled) caused extreme difficulties for the Social Security Administration in certain states, notably California and New York ... All of us in Social Security have ~ greatly distressed by the deterioration' of our services to the public. Tbe factors which brought about the situation are too many and too complex to explain in this letter, but I can assure you that our efforts to regain our reputallon for good service have been little short of extraordinary. AJ; an example, our Sacramento staff worked more than 50,000 overtime hours in 1974. In your colliiilll, you were quite correct on two poinll!, even though one of them is wlfortunate and regrettable. It is true that we have been forced to defer action on certain matters (sudt as your accoWJt nwnber mix-up ) in favor of processing initial claims and those problems involving missing or incorrect cheeks . Hopefully, we will soon be able to give these lowerprionty actions the prompt attention that has been our practice in the past . ~ You were right in suggesting that persons contact their local Social Security office in preference to writing our Baltimore headquarters, In many cases, a problem or inquiry can be resolved by a telephone call. Please feel free to call on me or my staff for any advice or assistance you may need on Social Security queStions: - PETER J . D'ANNA, District Manager, Social Security Administration, ~ Sacramento. •• •• S•z• 878·13 Blackwell Ptus 51 84FET and old t1re ~ •·•• ""' .~• FREE MOUNTING ' • '• ..• • .. • •• ~ •• ....,.". .....•. . .... -·...--·--"• .... ...• .--...... --- -- st;tmhng 1\ 1th lJ pout ts agamst the rangy Ptrates The Ptra tes, now 20-2 with .tn Ill-game "mnwg streak, wt ll race Greenfu:old McChnn fur the Class AA D1stnct htlc at NelsorlVllle-Yol·k held th e cha11ty tosses w1th 7 36 lefl . fo llowed by a .pair of gra lis shots by Canter at the 7· 01 mark gave the Bucks a 49-45 lead Tom Turner , hrn1 ted to seve n points by the Bucks, lut a fre e throw and Rase popped 1n a twm-pomter to cut the Bucks lead to one, l9-48 w1th 6:12 rema ining. Ca nter's free throw made It 50-48 at the 6 OJ mark. now 15-0 for the season Turner lut a free throw with Wittenberg was p!ICed by 5 49 left, then Dan Wag ner's Skip Freeman and Tom Dunn, goal put the Pirates ahead for with 16 and 12 pomts, respec- the first tlme m t he second tively . half, 5!-50, w1th 5 16 left in the The Tigers scored the first game _ three buckets of the game and The P1rates built up a 58-52 went ahead 47-28 at the half. advan lllge wtth 2 55 H1ran1 was led by Ted Mc- remamin g, then went mto thear Divitt with 16 poi nts and An- famous four-corner orrense. It tonio Bolden with 13 markers was all over fo r the Bucks. Wittenberg boosted 1ts Brian Bays, 6-2JUII!Or led the season mark to 19-7, while Pu·ales w1th 20 points before Hiram dropped to 15-6. fo111ing out at the 2 04 mark. fianl Marietta, Ohio Conference regular season champion, and Wittenberg, the OC tournament champwn , meet Friday night in the chanlpwnsh!p game. Allegheny and Hiram will play a consola tiOn game. The PIOneers built a 44-30 lead at halftune, only to see Allegheny come storming back to w1thm one pomt with three min utes remammg m the game The Pioneers held on, however, to record the1r 19th win m 22 games Uus season. Clark fmished the game with 21 points and 12 rebounds while Faloba cotributed 18 pomts and 18 rebounds for Marietta . Marty Orzechowskkl led Allegheny with 20 pomts and Bill Faloon added 16. Allegheny is Big 10 action ends Saturday r1he"F;i;i~ I Club Presents I "JESSICA" : 1 Wednesday Only THUR. thruSAT. I "PEGASUS" I THE FLAMINGO CLUB ___ L~~:_ ,!~a Jantzen Sportswear For Women Mon ., Tues .. Wed., Thurs., and Sat. 9:15 Ill 5 p.m. Friday 9: 151118 p.m . Bahr Clothiers Smith, who led Buffalo with 28 pomts , has put the Braves CHICAGO (UPI) - Four Big llhnois and Northwestern at Middleport ahead with 40 seconds left. Ten basketball teams wind up Wisconsin . Bucks 102, Sonics 92 : the season Saturday with a shot Kareem Abdul-Jabbar at second place while conferscored 26 points and Jon ence champion Ind1ana gets a McGlocklin added 24 to p!ICe chance to stretch its flawless Milwaukee p!ISt Seattle. Fred record to 32 conseculive games Brown had 25 points to lead the and gam the distmctwn of Somes but Spencer Hayward having beaten every other only had 14, almost 10 below his league nval twice m th e same average. season. Suns 88, Bulls 65: Still mathemalically in the Phoenix, without Its startmg struggle for the runnerup berth guards, used a balanced of- and a postseason tourney bid fense and ~ tenacious defense are Minnesota and Michigan, Thle 12·hp model to whip Chicago. The 6li-point with 11-6 reco rds , and UMI onlr total was the lowest ever in the Michigan State and Purdue, 1 a•llon nin e-year history of the with 10-7 marks. 01111 Ch1cago franchise and also was per houri Michigan State, which has a defensive record for the Suns. the Ill luck to be cast agatnst Mike Bantom led the Suns with top-ra ted Indiana III its fm ale, 16 pomts would not seem to be a bettor's Nuggets 119, Spirits !17: choice to join the second-place Dave Robisch came off the deadlock. Indiana overbench with 23 pmnts to lead a whelmed the Spartans 107--55 balanced Denver scormg at- earher this season when they tack against St . Louis. Playmg met at Michigan State, and this without injured high-scoring time the return match is in Multi-attachment ver11tlllly I rookie right-banders to the guard Mack Calvin, the Nug- Hoosierland . Ch~M from over 40 ett1chment1 1nd lmpl1ment8 mound Friday in their Grape- gets also got 21 each from M1ke The quadruple runnerup wilt do your chore• teeter and economlc11ly. th1t frmt League opener with the Green and Ralph Slmpson. crunch could develop though if Pacers 115, Stars 101: Pittsburgh Pirates. Y11r 'round ullllly. Rotary Relllblt llrYicl 1nd p1rt1. the Spartans upset the t 1llers , snowthrowers and Factoryktrainad servicemen . George McGinnis scored 3.1 Hoosiers and Purdue beat Santo Alcala, Rawly Eastblades, utility t'ra1lers you wick and Pat Zachry, all three points to help Indiana trounce Minnesota while Michigan lost name It, MF 11as the equtp- P:Jn•nclng l'lllllblt ment to do it hom Mll~ly·f-trguaon. up from the Reds' Inianapohs flu-plagued Utah . Utah center to Ohio State. Long-tuttng dopondobtttly. fann club, will sha,re the pil- Randy Denton was in bed with If Indiana wins , 1t will A1dlng mowers and lawn/ chmg chores m the game at the flu and rookie Moses become the first Big Ten team garden tractors, 5 to 14 hp , Malone , the Stars' second to defeat every other team in Bradenton, F1a. built tot he samequaltty stanleading scorer, sal out all but the conference twice. The last da rds as Massey-Ferguson The 24-year-old Eastwick larm traclors Mower cuttmg was recalled by the Reds the four minutes of the first half undefeated champ was Iowa in w1dths 26'" lo 46 ·. last month of the 1974 season, because of the "bug ." Indiana I970, but at that tlme the appeared in eight games in outscored Utah, 2ll-2, to go schedule called for only I4 Quality-built by Mauey-Fergu.eon. relief , pitched 17 innings, ahead by 20 points at the half games instead of the current World'l lergeat manuiacturer of tractor1. - striking out 14 and walkmg and then coasted home 18. only five while compiling a 2.00 Win or lose, the Hoosiers are earned rwt average. He rates a slated for first-round NCAA The Daily Sentinel good chance of sticking with action in the Mideast Regional DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF the club as a rellef pitcher. March 15 against the runnerup MEIGS - MASON AREA Alcala, a 21-year-old Dominim the Western Athletic ConJfi'I•W. Ma1n St. 992-2164 Pamtroy, 0. CHESTER L. TANNEHILL Exec. Ed THE STORE WITH " ALL KINDS OF STUFF"FOR can, is 6-7 and 220 pounds. ference, which will be either ROBERT HOEFliCH PETS. STAB LE S. LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS LAWNS Ctly Editor "When Santo was first signed Texas-El Paso or Arizona . AND GARDE NS sh ed dally excep t as a teenager he was just a SaPublt In Saturday's other B1g Ten turday by The 011tO Va l ley P ub li shing Company, 11 1 season-enders, Iowa is at little over six feet and weighed Cou rt St Pomeroy , Oh w only 170 pounds," said Reds 45 769 "'S!. Off1 ce Phon e 2 21 : Jrta l P hone 99 2president Bob Howser. "It's 99 2157 Sec on.. .s postage patd at taking him a little tlme to gam ero y, Oh io coordination after growing that Pom N a 110nal adverftSing r epr ese nt allve Bottmelll · quickly." Gallagh er , Inc , i 2 East 42nd The Reds play their home St, New York, New Yo r k Sub sc ription rat es opener at Tampa on Sunday Del1vered by earner wh er e availa bl e 75 cen t s per wee k , against the same Pirates. By Mo tor Route whe r e car r 1er Reds' manager Sparky And- servrce no! ava1 table , One mon th , i3 25 By mail m Ohto erson plans to go with Johnny and w Va , One Year , $22 00 . Bench and Tony Perez, but S1x months, $11 50 ; Thr ee , $7 00 Elsewhere most of the positions in the first months $26 00 yea r Srx ..-nonth s two games figure to be filled by $13 50 , three month.s. , $1 50 Subscr1pt1on pri ce 1ncl udes rookies. Sunday T tmes Sentrnel final period. The Warriors pulled to within three points five different limes but the Hawks hung on for their third victory in the last four games . Tom Van Arsdale added 29 points for the Hawks while Rick Barry paced Golden State w1th 28 pomts. Elsewhere, Kansas CityOmaha nipped Buffalo, lll-110, Milwaukee whipped Seattle, 102-92, and Phoenix beat Chicago , 88-65. In the ABA, Denver edged St. Laws, 119117, and Indiana ripped Utah, 115-!01. Kings 111, Braves 110: Nate Archibald banked in a 30-foot JUmp shot as the !mal buzzer sounded to give KCOmaha its eighth straight home court VIctory and lath in the last !8 games. Randy Get the most "mlleap for your money with a .Massey·f•fiiiiOII tractor. /M! j MODERN SUPPLY The Fun Place ,---·iiisroviR-rnEDifiER[ici___l • .'"•• Hu g h e~ cil :-;o had s pe c ldl pr.u se for the Buckeyc.s ' Kev Ca ute r, "h o lC'd lhe Buckeyes I\ 11h 25 pom ts, and M~u·k Sui hvan, u 5-10 sophomon• \\h o, despite three turnovers b1te m the game . V~as uut- 7·:m p m. Satul'(by a t RIO uppc1 hand throughout lhe Joe Rase, &-2 junior, finished G1 :mcle SaturdCJy 's wmner w11l second penod, leadmg 29-24 with 17 markers. advm1ce to the Athens durUtg mtermission. Box score: Hcg1u u al To ur nament Early m the third period, NWHEELERSBURG 1591 sc licdulcd Mm ch 14 and 15 Y built up a nine pomt ad- Rase, 8-1-17; Bays, 10-0-20; Nelsonville-Yor k bowed out vantage, 35-26. That's when Joe Turner. 2-3·7; Wagner , ~ 2-6; Hawley. 1-2-4; Toombs, 0-5-5. w1th u 15-7 record Rase began bombardmg lhe TOTALS 23-13-59. After the Buckeyes of Coac h hoops fr om afar 112 points in NELSONVILLE-YORK (54) Dltk Grandy npped off s1x Ute llnrd sta nza ) as the Pirates - P1 tts, 4 0-8, Canter, 8-9-25; .s tnught p om~ early in the first reduced the Buckeyes lead to Johnson, 0-0-0, Sulttvan. 4-5-13 , McCoone tl , 4-0-8. TOTALS 20pcnlXl, the P1rates came back 45-43 gomg into the fmal period 14-54 . to knot the l'Otmt e~t 12-all after Score by quarters: Rase lied 11 45-all to open the 12 12 t9 tl>-59 une pcn <XI fmal penud Sulliva n's two 'Burg NY 12 17 16 ~-5-4 Pittsburgh first foe ~- DEAR M.: I can vouch for the fact tbat you're hwnans down at S. S.! Since Erich's letter and my answer appeared in ·HHU, I've not only had very personal service (our account mix-up was cleared in a week), but also a local field representative, Larry Helland, has taken on several of my S.S.-related reader problems and will see that they are expedited. He has beerrmost helpful. Here are exerpts from a letter sent to me from the Social Security AdministratiOn : came off lht• bcr wh tn hp]p seco nd half Atlanta's Drew nets 38 points in victory •• •• • J ,dl~ Art Clark paces Marieua wzn· ' • Pioneers, Tigers zn title tilt ~~ -.,.. . ...... .. ~p.t r k the ' Burg 's bel11nd 6-0 nght ufl tht.• ba l," qmpped Hu ~he~ 'Olll boys juxl stoorl ar'ound the f1rst half. Our dt'fensr kt them do thmgs we don't ordumnly perm1t, but they were probauly the best shoo hng ball club IH''vc faced all ::JC,I.son," Hughes ronhnued Th e WHS men to r wa s plt•ased w1th the wa) has b uy~ cmne back, and had specid l menlwn for R1ck Toombs who ·we ~u t • ,.,.. ... ""'. "'.... .. game before 2.500 spcrt.ttors At Marietta ManeMa 75 All egheny 67 - ~MEIGS •• • College Sc ores Thursday Loui svil le BJ Dayton 67 No Mmimum . Interest from date of deposi1 to date of wrthdrawal. Interest com pounded quarterly. • •• • • • ' Southwes t H ou ston 106 1s ra e11 N alls 91 T uls a 91 Oral Roberts 83 PORTLAND COACH PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) Vic Crowe, the 47-year-old former coach of the Aston VIlla soccer team of Binnmgham, England, was named Thursday as coach of the Portland team m the North American Soccer League . No games, No glmmics •• •• • DEAR HELEN: This is in response to a letter written complaining about Social Security "neglect". (Your answer unplied the questioner came to the wrong person for advice, as YOU had been walling a year to hea r from S. S. about a rrux-up on numbers, "and all we've got so far is a brief card acknowledging receipt of our letter.") ' As anemployee at an area Social Security office, may I make a rebuttal? It always seems that complaints and criticisms get the headlines. I have yet to read a letter or receive a phone call thanking us for our service in obtaining Social Security. And we go all out to help, many tlmes making personal visits and researching mvolved records. Really, we're humans down at S.S. "Erich" complained because he bad written to Baltimore for an answer to his question. If he had come directly to his area office, he might have got an answer in four minutes, rather than m four months. About those long wattmg lines : Where do you go today, and not fmd long lines? As for making several visits to get a problem straightened out: if you call first and ask what infonnation you are supposed to bring, follow-up trips are usually unnecessary. Our phones are not always busy - and if you don't get precise information the first tlme, leave your phone nwnber and we'll call you back- at our expense if it's long-distance. Here are a few suggestions for your readers, regarding S.S. assistance: I. Call first. Sometunes this saves a trip to the office . 2. Always have your Social Security nwnber available. You'd be surprised how few people have memorized their numbers. 3. Avoid coming into the office at the begiruling of the month, our busiest tlme. 4. Try lobe courteous . We only ask questions so we can better help you. 5. Any tlme you need pamphlets or facts on Social Security and our various programs, we'll be glad to send them to you. M.N . South Co n College Baslietball Results Price is banquet_speaker who charged the official report was a cover-up or CIA involvement. Commiss ton Wer t At RIO Grande Wheelersburg 5Q Nelson vil le .Ia) Hee.-;, Sent t l'.' n.·d~Jic k. and Allen Papt~ , bJ( k is .Ja ck Bo:;tJ c, coach. 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Socr aI 5- The Daily Se~tinel, Middl,e,~v. o., Friday~ ~h 7, 1975 . ~~;.~. ;t:::·:::::::::::::::::;:;:;::::::::~:::::;:::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::l::::::::::~::::::~~====-=~-::::~::::::~~""*':::-. . 4- Tile DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., ~riday , March 7, 1975 Girls Basketball Tournament at Southern High School Action tight in ACC I By RICK GOSSELIN UPI Sports Writer Rank has its privileg\l-<~ nd for three of the Atlantic Coast Conference's ranked teams, the privilege was at the free throw line . North Carolina State, North Ca rolina and Clemson, the Nos. 9, 13 and 14 teams in tlle nation, each capitalized on closing minute free throw oportunities lo advance into the semiFinal round of the ACC tournament being played at Greensboro, N.C. North Carolina wa s a narrow 101-IIJO winner over Wake Forest, taking advantage of a rare technical foul opportunity when the Deacons decided not to contest a Tar Heel stall in the overtime period. Clemson scored on two foul shots in the rinal three seconds 1o dwnp Duke, 78-76, and N.C. State reeled off fiv e successful free throws in tlle final minute . to elimina te Virginia , 91-85. Rules require the defensive team to challenge the offensive team within 10 seconds. North Carolina went into its stall with tlle score tied, 96-96, and Wake Forest twice decided to let the Tar Heels sit on the baIL The first time drew a warning from the officials. The second time merited the technical foul call- and Brad Hoffman con'lerted it to pot North Carolina ahead for good . The Tar Heels, who rallied from an eight-point deficit in ~~----~·--------~ ·Authorized dealer for Zenith - Gibson - Hardwick - Kitchen Aid - Litton (Microwave OVen). Also Do xol Propane Service. Ridenour's· T. V. & Appliance Gas Service Phone 985-3307 Chester, Ohio e-~~ Get Ready For Spring Painting With TRUE TEST from on the Alabama campus. The Warriors may have to face the fifth-ranked host team in the opening round if the Crimson Tide wins the Southeastern Conference title over Kentucky - which triggered Marquette Coach AI McGuire to accept the bid but berate the tournament schedule makers. "They seem to think this is a monumental tlling like the Wilkinson . Almost as big a story was the invasion of Europe," he said. In regular season games, de fending national champion's blowing of a 22-poi nt, first-half fourth-ra nk ed Louisville lead only to win wi th the string ripped Dayton, 83-67, lo finish or late free tllrows. 11ley began with the best record in the with the Wolfpack clinging to school's history at 24-2 and Ken Smith hit 24 points to guide an 84-S:I lead. " It was anybcdy's game at Tulsa past Oral Roberts, 91-&. the end, " N.C. State Coach Norm Sloan said. " In a tournament, those free throws NBA St anding~ tlle finai 43 set'Onds to force the overtime, were led by Walter Davis' 31 points . David Thompson toppled !he 20-year old ACC career scoring mark by hitting 38 points against Virginia to give him 2,263 in hi s three-year stay at North Caro lina State and surpass the prev ious standard of 2,233 by Virginia's Buzz aren't as easy to make." Freshn1an Skip Wise will attest to that- it was his two pressure tosses from the free throw line wiU1 tllree seconds on the clock to give Clemson its win. The AcC continues to weed out its high-quality chaff tonight when No. 2 ranked Maryland, which drew a bye in the first round, takes on N.C. State and North Carolina meets Duke . Furman secured an NCAA bertll as the Southern Confere nce's represe ntative by strolling to a 66-55 win over William & Mary in the league ti ti e game . The Paladins received a superb performance from Craig Lynch, the tourney's MVP, who scored 20 points and held high scoring John Lowenhaupt to just six. It was the third slraight conference crown for Furman, which finished with a 22-6 record. In the ECAC qualifying tournaments, Rutgers and St. .John's coasted to easy firstround wins in the metropolitan New York district and will fa ce each other Saturday for tlle right to meet Louisville in tlle opening round of tlle NCAA Midw est regional. Rutgers blitzed St. Peter's, 80-63, and St. John's pummeled Seton Hall, 71>&1. In the ECAC New England regional, Boston College ripped Connecticut, 68-58, and Holy Cross bumped Providence, 6255. Those two teams will also meet Saturday for an NCAA berth . Independ ent s exte nd ed NCAA invitations Thursday were Marquette, Creighton, Cincinnati, Utah State and Notre Dame- all of which are ranked except the Fighting Irish. Marquctle was lumped in with the block of teams competing in the Mideast regional .,. ' " ... .. . "' .,. K...r. 10 6 ~~. Kyger E't> elc ·c Mar. 11 GlH.-. w . 1. WaS h ington 49 17 Housto n 35 3 1 7 p, •• T.OSE R.'ll Bft.\CKEt Mor. 1? 6 p. C h iC !'QO 39 KC Omaha 38 29 De t roi t Milwau k ee 34 35 J 1 3.4 Pacific 26 6 p, .. 530 JJI/2 .600 567 49 3 .477 . *r• 1) 6 p, 3 7 1 -~ 81 2 Divisior~ 38 79 3 1 36 .567 .463 - 7 Mrs. Craddock honored Phoenix 29 35 .453 71 1 Portland 28 37 .43 1 9 LosAnge les 22 43 .33 8 15 Thursday's R esul ts A l lan Ia 110 Golde n St ate 106 KC Omaha 111 Buffalo 110 Milwaukee 102 Seat tl e 91 Phoenix 88 Ch icago 65 Friday's Games Golde n Slate at N ew O r l ean s Cl eve land at Houst on Phoen i)C a t Po rt land Chi c ago at Los Ange l es ABA Standings By Unite d Press Inte r nationa l Eas t w. 1. N e w York Kentucky St . Louis Memphis Vi r g inia pel . g . b . 47 20 45 11 24 •16 . 70 1 .682 .3 43 20 47 199 ] .1 52 .212 W es t w. I 52 17 42 27 36 30 31 37 pel Denv er .75 4 Sa n A nt on io .609 Indiana .545 u rah .456 San D iego 211 4'1 400 Thursday 's Results I M..r. 14 747 w. t. pet . g .b. 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I. t . ph gf ga Buffa l o - JO 12 13 q3 2115 194 Boston 35 19 11 81 294 200 Tor o nto 26 11 63 22 9 253 California 16 40 11 J J 176 257 Thur sday ' s Games NY Isla nders 2 Los Ang 2 Friday 's Games Bos tqn at A tl anta NY Rangers at Kansas City wa sh ington at Montrea l Ch icago a t Va n couver By Unit ed 65 2JO 2 1J 33 15 1 27 0 ph gf 78 264 70 27 1 63 218 ga 231 245 201 28 27 4 60 '13 .J 207 Vc1 n co uver 29 29 2 60 198 196 li · Franchise t ra n sf erred from Michigan Thursday 's R esu th Sa n Diego 7 Hou st on 4 Fridav ' s Games Bi'llt imore at Indianapoli s Quebec a t To r on t o Wi nn ipeg at Ph oenJ)C Vdncouver at Edmo nton A layette shower for Nina Stiles Craddoc k, Middleport, was held Thursday at the Rt. 3 Pomeroy home of Mrs. Barbara Fry. Hostessrs were Mrs. Barbara Fry and Mrs. Eloise Stiles. Color scheme was pink, white and blue with miniature cradles as nut cups. Guests attending were Helen Davis, Elizabeth Davis, Joyce Davis, Emma Lou Davis, Agnes Dixon, Susie Pullins, Ida Mae Clark and April, Ruth Fry, Sue Fry, also Barbara Fry, Judy Ei chinger and Becky , all of Pomeroy ; Mrs. Arthur Miller, Terrie Miller, Rutland; Linda Lane, Jane Jacobs, Elaine Hart, Kay Platter, and Eloise Stiles, Middleport . Bessie Craddock and Earldene, West Columbia, W.Va ., and Mildred Fry, New Haven, W. Va. Refr esl. nen ts of ca ke ATHENS LIVESTOCK SALES INC. Albany, Ohio March 5, 1975 Stocker Steers (500-700 lbs.) 24.50-27.25, Stocker Heifers (400-600 Ibs.) 19.75-25. Cows - Commercial 20.3021.50, Utility 18.90-20.25, Canner-Cutter 14.20-18.80. Stoc ker Cows (by the head) 145-215, Bulls (over 1,000 lbs .) 21.90-27.80, Veals (choiceprime) 50.50-57, Hogs 39-:!9.25, Sows 34.50-37.25, Boars 30-31. Sheep (by the head) 7.5{).14, Pigs (by the head) 10-23, Shoats (by the head) 25-33.50. decorated with booties, ice cream, nuts, mints, coke and coffee were served . Games were played with prizes going to Terrie Miller, Elizabeth Davis, Joyce Davis, Mrs. Arthur Miller and Emma Lou Davis. , Door prize went to Terrie Miller. Others presenting gifts to Mrs. Craddock were Ruth Sheley, Mildred Dewees, Peggy Dewees, Gra ce Beabcut, Vicky Russell, Mrs. Norman VanMatre, Virginia Owens , Mary Neutzling , Marjorie 'Wigal, all of Middleport ; Mrs. Pat Wehrung, Eva Robson , Janet Korn , Betty Spencer, Mabel Moore, Phyllis Spencer, all of Pomer oy; Naomi Stobart, and Julia Norris, Racine; Rhoda Yeager, Mason , W.Va.; Selma Call, Long Bottom ; Vicki Stiles, Columbus: EARNS ALL A PARKERSBURG. A Reedsville, Ohio student is amon g that elite group making a straight Aaverage in the fir st semester 's study at Parkersburg Community College. Carol L. Kanawalsky, Rt. 1, Reedsville, was among the 15 Ohio student.<; with 3.7 to 4.0 averages. She is enrolled in the t/"·year Nursing Program. . .- - - - - - - -.. A.OWERS For All Occasions - three freshmen ' and a sophomore who didn't play las! year. The team leader is 6-4 freshman guard Steve Collier from Hanov'er, Ind ., who was selected as Indiana's prep ••Mr. Basketball" last year. Anticipating the invitation, Bearcal players had gatllered Wednesday afternoon lo vote on whether to accept the NCAA bid or go to the National In· vitation Tournament (NIT) in New York City. CoUier said the voting was cot and dried because the team hitd · felt for some time it wanted a crack at the national title . Hats For Men New Store Hours: Mon ., Tues., -Ned., Thurs., and sat. 9:15 til s p.m. Friday 9 : 15 til& p.m. Bahr Clothiers Middleport Move up to Smooth ltJp Electric Cooking - We Wire Flowers Gibson 992-2039 Gibson gives you the Smoolhlop rang e that's something specia l . .. with super tough ceramic glass cooking surface that you ca n use with any flat bottomed utensil .. . and an oven that "eats up" splatters and spi ll s continuously. whenever you use it. Many persons in the Middleport area will be involved in the Revival at the Church of Christ, at 5th and Main. 7:30 Each Evening Model E82-3095X thi rty inch Impe ri al Why Not Be One Of Them? >1Gibson~ Let us show you the last word in cooking convenience. ~ t\PPlli\NCES ~ THEY LAST heritage house Your 1,...:::::::~~0~ SALADS - Cranberry, Waldorf, Sla'w and Tossed . MEAT Turkey & Dressing , Ham , Flounder Fish . and Roast Beef. Spring Coats by 24g,; Stmday, March 9, Hrs. 8:00-2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 SUGAR RUN MILLS 3rd St. Ph. 949-3551 .• Racine, Ohio I ..:,...,J MeAn Store t VEGETABLES -- Green Beans, Peas & Carrots , Noodles. Potatoes (sweet. mashed, and home fries) PIE - Banana Cream. Apple . By :~.~...:. Charle~e · Girl Scout Week begins Sunday and many scouts will begin the week by attending church in a group. Middleport Junior Troop 39 will meet at 10:15 a.m. to go to the church services a! the Heath United Methodist Church sponsors of the troop. For those who bave uniforms, Mrs. Roscoe Wose, leader, asks that they be worn. GARNET WISE Birthday observed A surprise birtllday party honoring Mrs. Garnet Wise, 73, Feb . 19, was held recently at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dorot hy Rathburn.\Mrs. Wise, formerly of the Bailey Run area in Meigs County now resides with a daughter, Mrs. Clara Ruth McKinney, Columbus, who hosted a dinner in observance of the occasion . Gifts and cards were presented to Mrs . Wise from the 54 re latives and friends attending . At the celebration were Phyllis and Jim Rathburn, Mr. and Mrs. Jim McKinney and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wise and son, Mr. and Mrs. John Wogan and family, Mr. and Mrs. David Wise and family, Dorothy Rathburn, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rathburn and fam ily , Mr. and Mrs . . Johnny Wogan and family, Ronnie Rathburn and d&ughter, Rita Casebolt and daughters, Mr . and Mrs. Wendell !son, Cledith Hensgen and daughter, Beverly Murdock, Edna and Sal Belmonte, Don Stiles, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wogan and family, Ocie Giannini, Velicia Meade, Velma Ferrell, Rita Grimm, Debbie Adams, Tom and Monroe Vincent and Bryan Adams . Sending gifts were S. L. Ferrell, Jack and Louise Doddridge ·and Mrs. Matilda Gillespie. Betty R~&~. and Great Six ~ighls patient at home. In making tl1e presentation of this valuable addition of eqtupment to Home Health Sei'Vice , Kay Rutherford, R. N.. president of the RNA said " We wanted to ,provide Home Health with the oxygen regulatt r because it represents Black Knight Revue sIa ted Eric and Martha Nagler Final concert sldted FABRIC SALE CONTINUES KNIT FABRIC Hillbillies have meeting Services announced Rare volume is reprinted TV Werner Radio & IT.V. Layette shower enjoyed Mrs . Harold E. (June) Smith was honored recently with a layette shower at her home, . Rutland St., Middleport, by Mrs. Gilda Speakman, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson and Mrs. Connie Manley. Pink and blue streamers extended from the ceiling around a bassinet which was decorated in pink. Baby rattles were attached to some of the streamers . The refreshment table featured a standing stork in. the center. The cake was decorated with pink and blue booties. It was 2 27 different beautiful 11 rup SUITES TO .CHOOSE FROMPRICED FROM A LOW $ IT'S ALL ABOUT JESUS New! and sat. 9: IStiU p.m. Friday 9: IStill p.m. ING.E.,LS FURNITURE Open Fri. & Sat. oxygen must be used for a a needed item .to assist in ti.e. expansion and racllitin available to patients through Home Health Services.'·' "" Jean Neal, R. N., Director of• Home Health at the hosplta( said that the regulator rna~ now be scheduled by assignme nt thr oug h a patient 's physician for the use of home health patient.<;. During the past year Hom~ · Health Service has contlnuea to expand its professional health care to patient.<; in theif homes tllrough referrals by the physicians of patients needing, ski lled nursing service in a residential se tting, reducing the nwnber of necessary trips to the hospital. The Home Health staff at the hospital ave rages almost 3,000 miles and 163 patient home visits a month. POMEROY BROWNIE TROOP 76 A troop party will be held Tuesday after school by the Pomeroy Troop in observance of the first birthday of the troop. Plans are also being made for the troop to lour WMPO Radio March 18. · Wednesday night a skating party was held at the Skate--aWay Rink. Mrs. Patty Michaels, Mrs. Betty Layne, Mrs. Judy Werry, Mrs. Pat Thoma, Mrs. Carolyn Reeves , and Mrs. Rita Eblin of the troop committee accompanied the scouts, Trina Reeves, Crystal Lane, Jaye Roberts, Susie Thoma, Debbie Werry, Kim Eblin, Tammy Capehart, Amy Sisson Laura Pullins, Debbie Boring, and guests, Dixie Eblin, Ta~y Eblin and Kelly Thoma. MIDDLEPORT BROWNIE TROOP 1174 " Brownie name tags were made during ·the ThUtsday night meeting of the newly organized Middleport Brownie troop. Assisting with the work were leaders, Kay Rupe and Mary Jo POINT PLEASANT, W. Va. Pooler, and committee members, Mrs. Doris Bailey and Mrs. - The 1975 Black Knight Shirley Kauff. · Revue, presented by members Meeting of the troops will be in the Meigs Junior High School Th e Tri..Com1ty Comm tmity today's music. The written of the Point Pleasan t Black immediately after school. The flag ceremony opened the meeting Collcerl Associa ti on wl' ll . f . Kni ght Band , under th e song , an expressiOn o mner direction of Band Director and the girls learned the Brownie promise. The girls were divided into four groups for the name lag work. Plans were made present its fina l concert of the personal concerns, presented Gerald Stewart , will be to make bracelets at the meeting next week. Registration forms curren t season at 8 p.m. againsta simple backgrounduf presenled March 14 and 15 at were distributed to the new girls and it was noted that there is a Tuesday in the Galli a Academy traditional instrumentation, as the PPHS Auditorium with Hig h School auditoriun1 in did the minstrels of ancie nt $2 fee. Gallipolis. days, has become th e ~:~~~~~~e~~~O adult.<; and 75 Cookies were served following the meeting to the 26 girls Appearing on the stage will vanguard format for the ••folk" attending. be the charming folk duo , Er ic music of the 70s. Eric and The theme of "Dixieland" is SAIJSBURY JUNIOR TROOP 100 Tho's M tl N I f th beingusedfortlleperformance . ar 1a ag er are o is The Salisbury juniors presented two plays at tlle Founder's and Martha Nag ler . concert will also be a bonus generation . But they are also of with songs of. the south being Night obaervance of the Salisbury PTA. The first was "The concert for new members who the old - drawing deeply from presented by the 17 member People Tomorrow" and the second, "The World Tomorrow". wish to join the association that i traditio n inherited by "Swingin ' Squ ires" Stage Taking parts were Carol Morris, Camille Swindell, Gena · f · Band Gary Stewart, director Welker, Leslie Cole, Laura Gail Smith, Linda Williams, Angela evemng or the 1975-76 se1·o·es · Martha ' daughter of Rob and and arranger, is well known Hatfield, Angela Clifford, Kathleen Parker, Kav Hart. Joyce Memberships are priced at·$10 Evelyne Beers. throughout the area as a The Beers are tradltionBaker, Valerie Jeffers, Laura Ohlinger, Teresa Dorst, Becky for an adul t, $5 for a studen t Dorst, Denise Brickles and Lori Pickett. · (full-time through college), $30 bearers, who are passing to musician and performer with for a family and $5 for a sen ·lor od d' h his "Gary Stewart Quartet." It was noted that the troop sold 651 boxes of Girl Scout . m ern au 1ences w at was Novelty act.<;, vocal and incookies and recognized as the three top spellers were Carol citizen (60 years or older ). passed to them in the course of Memberships fo.r the coming a vital , oral fam ily tradition strwnent.~l solos, chorus lines, Morris, Camille Swindell and Angela Clifford. The troop Feb. 20 took a tour of WMPO Radio and in that season will be sold at the doer that lo oks back over six and other features highlight recedo'ng the concert. genera t'lOns. Pr escrvmg . an d the th performance . t 1 bringing back group were Mrs. Nancy Morris, Mrs. Mary Dorst, Becky Dorst, P th' r d J' e mlns ' f ' b 'ld' A new generat oon o songers w mg upon IS oun a oon , Oh'10 R' re days along the Ca1111lle Swmdell, Angela Hatfield, Angela Clifford Laura Gail · potgnan • tl y' over.from th b nd Persons Smith, Valerie Jeffer~, Kathleen Parker, and Delores and has brougl1t a s tyIeo f 1'ts own to tl1e Nag 1ers ' musoc reflects the evoluhon of a . . e e area Donald Dorst. Thank-you notes were sent to Bob Cooper of d tl . f are cordially lnvoted to attend l 1 am1 y, an 1e marriage o a ' WMPO, and to Mrs. Dorothy Chaney who accompanied the group ce nturies-old tradition with the for the PTA plays. conte mporarY concerns of life . 'T he lile of man is a journey; Saturday the girls will meet at the Pomeroy Bowling Lanes JOUrney that must be travela Martha lived on a ran ch in at3:30p.m.for a bowling party. March 13there will be a meeling ed. however bad the roads or Montana through much of her of the mothers of the girls at 4:45 p.m. at which time troop the accommodations ." childhood. She attended a oneoutings wlll be discussed. Oliver Go ld smi th , Engli sh room school, learned to cook March 29, a bake sale will be held at the Kroger Store hy the noveli st.. troop. The girls are now working on Mother's Day gifts. .The Hillbillies 4-H Club and keep house in the old meeting Feb. ·28 at the home of fashioned way, and is an expert Maxine . Oyer, advisor, with 11 rider. In the early 60s the members present discussed family moved to Petersburg, possibl.e tours the club may N. Y., where Martha finished take . Demonstrations and her schooling and then joined reports w~re given by Crystal her p~re nl.<; in a performing career which has laken her LETART FALLS - Easler India, sponsored by the UMW Roush, Patty Oyer, Billy Dyer before audiences throughout and Mike McGuire. services were announced at the was read thanking the group the Uni ted States , South After the business meeting, Wednesday night meeting of for Chrisimas and ·birthday America and India . In addition tlle United Methodist Women of gifts. It was announced that the members played the game, to her musical pursuits, she " I'm Going out West." the Letart Falls Chiu-ch at the Rev. Gerald · Erter, district writes poetry, cooks, sculpts home of Mrs. Inez Hill. program assistant, will hold Refreshment.<; of sandwi ches, and is a fin e potter. Maundy Thursday services .visitation training sessions cookies and Kooi-Aid were Eric was raised in New York will be March.27 at the Racine March 13 at the Racine Church serYed by the Colwells. The Ci ty, and took to playing folk next meeting will be March 14 Church for all churches in the at 7:30p .m. music at the age of 14. He was cluster, 7:30p.m. Good Friday A report of 28 shut-in calls at the Dyer home. - Patty fascinated with lhe ability of a a community service will be was made for February·. Mrs. Dyer, reporter. song to ac t as u time machine, held at the Racine church at Betty Shiveley conducted a and to convey to modern 7:30 p.m. with all session on the Book of Jonah society many of the essential denominations of the Racine which was followed by a qualities of those who lived in a general discussion . area taking part. simpler, mor e fund amenta l Mrs. Lois Bell had the Mrs. Chlorus Grimm conrealm. Eri c's talent li es in his ducted the business meeting devotions using scripture from fingers and thei r sensitive during which time a letter from Matthew and an Easter ability to portray (he spirit of tlle Hindu child of Sielmat, program . Mrs. Alice Balser McARTHUR - The rare 1876 the old songs. A' a young boy, read "The Legend of the Landowners Atlas of Vinton starting with the banjo, and Dogwood"; Mrs. Harold . . Mediterranea n Styling County, Ohio is being reprin ted then the guitar, he now plays Roush, " The Wondrous The Moor1sh mfluence of ea rly Spai n Is reflected in this by the Historical Society of all the stringed instruments of crede nza cabinet fa s hioned of tempered hardboar"d and Cross"; Mrs. John Hill, "An Vinton County at a cos t of $10 folk musi c. select hardwood solids in combination with molded Empty Tomb" ; Mrs. Inez Hill, per copy. Mail orders are $1 Martha and Eric's music si mu lated wood material In Rico Pecan grain f inish . Ray Werry, assistant; hoot owl "And All Rejoice"; Mrs. Erma Concea led casters . 100 Pet . So lid State Chassis, lnsfa. toge ther is a unique meld of patrol, John Stewart who Wilson, "AI the Cross"; Mrs. extra. e Color Tu~lng . Matr ix Plus Picture Tube . PushMall A copy of the Atlas may be rough and smooth textures; named Bobby Wears as his Grimm , " The Sufferin g bu tton .~HF Tu nmg 6"x 4" Speaker. 20" H, 35" W, 181fo" D {add 5 fa~ tube cap) . assistant; eagle patrol, Max Saviour"; Mrs. Gladys Shields, inspected at the Herbert peaceful , joy ful , sometimes Wescoa t Memorial Library in brC:Jsh and insolen t ; but Lm~ Jonas who named . Todd "An Ea s ter Prayer ." The derpinning: all is a strong Morrow as his assistant; program closed with the Lord's McArthur after March 25. Orders may be addressed to message of the sanctity of life panther patrol, Dan Edwards, Prayer in unison . the Vinton Coun ty Historical an~ the celeb ration of it - a who named .Jeff Daniels his The birthday of Mrs. Shiveform of religion that rarely assistant; flaming arrow, Rick ley was celebrated with a gift Socie ty, McAr thur, 45651. speaks in words, but uses Blaettnar who named Brent being presen.ted to her from the music as the medium thro ugh Bolin his assistant. UMW. Middleport, 0. which soul confr ont.<; soul. Hand Cleland is scoutmaster Mrs. Hill served refreshCOURSE COMPLETED of the troop. Any boy, 11 or ments assisted by her Navy Seaman Comolder or who has passed the daughter , Mrs. Shirley Dugan. munlcation Technician Dennis fifth grade, interested in R. Hawks, son of Mr . and Mrs. joining the troop may visit the Mari on R. Hawk of Route 1, auditoriwn at 7 p.m. any Minersville, has completed Wednesday or contact Don Sizemore, Mrs. Sharon Jones, Basic Electricity and ElecThomas, 992-3128. Mrs. Virgini~ Gibbs, Carol tronics School at the Naval , DeLong, Mrs. Anna Coleman, Training Center, Great Lakes, Mrs. Eldeanna Smitll, Debbie, Ill. Hawk is now scheduled to Cindy and Tina Smith, Paula begin Electronics Technician A Norman and Belli Speakman. School at Great La"'kes. Sending gifts were Mrs. served wi th potato chips, Calvin Lane, Mrs . Wanda mints, jello delight, punch and "He has showed you, 0 man 1 Williams, Mr . and Mrs. Jack coffee. what is good ; and what does the Johnson, Miss Rhoda Hall, Lord require of you but to do Games were played with Mrs. Don Roach, Mrs. Betty justice , and to love kindness, prizes going to the winners. Manley, Mrs. Luda Arnott and and to walk humbly with your Guests al the shower were Mrs . .Hester Eblin . God?" - Micah 6:8. Mrs. Maxine Smith and son, Dale, Mrs . Ruth Smith , daughters, Connie and Penny, LITTLE VISITS Miss Lisa Prater, Mrs. Patty • WITH GOD Might and daughter, Sandy, Alre-ady in use in Mrs. Elzaniie Fields and over 400.000 homes. daughter, Becky, Mrs. Betty !Ave, Mrs. Sally Roush, Mrs. MORE LITTLE Sandy Smith, Mrs. Audrey VISITS WITH GOD Wilson, Mrs. Joyce McOver 200,000A@Jes sqld. Dermott, Mrs. Dottie Mon .• Tues.• Wed ., Thun. 992-2635 Hoeflich :::: BAKE SALE, 9a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday and a rummage sale both days at social rooms, Trinity Church, Pomeroy, by Meigs Band Boosters; proceeds to uniform fund. SOCK HOP, 9 to midnight, Soulhern High School; dress like 1950s but not required; dance marathon and contest.<; with prizes . Bob Jones, WMOV, GRANDCHILD BORN emcee. REEDSVILLE - Mr. and SUNDAY . Mrs . Rex Summerfield, Rt. I, SONGFEST at Pomeroy · Seventh-Day Adventi s t ~eedsville, announce the birth Church, Mulberry Heights , of their lith grandchild, a Pomeroy, 2 p.m.; all singers daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy, the former and public invited. HARE SCRAMBLES, at Sina May Summerfield. The -Meigs Raceway, four miles infant weighed 7 lbs., 8 ozs., north of Pomeroy on US 33, and ha s been named Tracy sponsored by HTC Forestry Ann. She was born at St. Club. Classes 100, 125, 200, 250, Joseph 's Hospital, Parkersopen, four trophies per class burg, W. Va. The paternal plus high point trophy. Entries, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 10 a.m. to 12 noon ; riders Marvin Murphy, Rt. 1, Reedsmeeting, 12:15; parade lap, ville, and the great - grand12:30 and race starting I p.m. parent.<; are Mr. and Mrs. Riley Pigott, Long Bottom; Mrs. PROGRAM at . Silver Run Edna Summerfieid, Long Freewill Baptist' Chur-ch 7:30 Bottom, and George Murphy, · p.m. with Rev. an·d Mrs. Ralph Glouster. Mr. and Mrs. MurDean in charge of program on phy who reside at Rt. 1, Reedsbook of Ruth. Theme is ville, Route I, have anotller "Love". Public invited. daughter , Amy Jo, age two. NEASE Settlement Chapel Church will hold services at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Prayer meetings Wednesday evenings at 7:30p.m. REVIVAL at the Mason Election was held- WedAssembly of God each evening nesday night when Boy Scout this week starting at 7:30p.m. Troop 249 met at the Pomeroy Different speakers and special Junior High School. singing at every service . Don Thomas was named Public invited. senior patrol leader and appointed were Jeff Couch and Jim Rosenbaum , assistant senior patrol leaders; Paul Reed, junior assistant scoutmaster, scribe ; Mark Norton, quartermaster; Mike Edwards, librarian ; Mark Casto, bugler. Patrol leaders were elected and they appointed their assistants. Names were: Dress her up beaver patrol, Bill Stone, patrol leader, who appointed in a pair of Patents by Po Parrot SUNDAY MENU SURE Wli\ FEEDS FRIDAY POMONA Grange, 8 p.m. at the Rock Springs Gr~nge hall. Degree work with a film . Hemlock Grove to be ho$t grange. POMEROY Lodge 164 F&AM . 7:30 p.m. Annual inspection. All Master Masons invited. EASTERN Sports Banquet Smorgasbord dinner at 6:30 p.m. Art Lanham, Rio Grande basketball coac h guest speaker. HOMEMADE noodle-chicken dinner, !0:30a.m. tO 6:30p .m., United Pentecostal Church; delivery of dinners in Pomeroy - Middleport, phone 992-2502 or 992-7825 SATURDAY SQUARE Dance at Tuppers Plains Grade School from 9 p.m. to 12 midnight. Sponsored by Oraryge Township Fire Department. Admission $1.50. SOCK HOP Saturday at Southern High School from 9 p.m. to 12 midnight. Bob Jones of WMOV will provide music of the 1950s and 60s. Admission $2.50 couple, $1.25 single. Refreshments, contest.<;, dance marathon . Sponsored by junior class. HYMN SING, 7:30 p. m. at Chester Church of 1 e Nazarene with Gospelaires of Parkersburg on hand. Public invited. FISH FRY 8 p.m. Modern Woodman Camp 7230, Burlingham. All members and families invited. Bring covered dish. SQUARE dance, 9 p.m. to 12 midnight at Tuppers Plains Elementary School sponsored by Orange Township Fi~e Depariment.. Music by the Chord Kings, Belpre. The Home Health Service at Holzer Medical Center has just received an oxy~en regulator, presen ted to the department by the · Regis tered Nurses' Association of Gallipolis. This regulator attaches to a large oxygen · cylinder tank whtm Scouts elect officers • g1ves you continuous cleaning oven, too. Will You Be There? I Girl Scout RNA givr;s regulator to Home Health ~. , • Fenton Candleholders HOST GUESTS Everywhere Recen t weekend guests of 1-----;____...;..;1 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stiles, Middleport were Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stiles and Jason , Columbus. 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Sy United Press International San Diego 13altimore 180 Mulbeny 0 Weteru WHA Standing s By Un it ed Press International East w . 1. t . ph gf g a New Eng lnd 34 24 4 72 209 213 '17 34 3 57 I SO 2 11 Cleve land 25 37 1 5 1 2 10 248 Chi cago . lndianapols 15 44 3 33 160 2511 West w 1. t . pfs gf ga 43 7 1 0 86 299 203 Ho us ton Phoeni)C 3325 6 7124 1 210 34 27 2 70 25 1 2 18 Minneso ta Healthy Herds Are Worth It! '-r, 11 6 P a. Me1~ra '9 Feed Well South.eru CINCINNATI (UP!) - The University of Cincinnati has been paired against the Southwest Conference champ · e-xpected to be Texas A &M in the first round of tlle NCAA basketball tournament. The 19th-ranked Bearcats were placed in the midwest region of the tournament and IVill play Saturday, March 15, at Texas Tech. Cincy carries a 15-game lrinning streak into tlle contest and coach Gale Catlett aclares his team "is intent on winning the national championship' " The Bearcats, who were aaUonal champs in 1961 and 1962, finished Jheir regular season, this week with a 21..> record. Should Cincinnati beat the Southwestern Conference dwnp, it would be on to New Mexico State for the Midwest Regionals -a round that could include the likes of Louisville ond the Atlantic Coast champ, d they make it through tlleir first round games. Just who Cincinnati meets on March 15 should be determined this Saturday when the southwest co nference winds up regular season play. Texas A&M now holds a onegame lead over Texas Tech and Arkansas and all the Aggies have to do to win the title is beat Texas at home Saturday afternoon. A&M is favored. · Catlett was happy his Bearcats made the NCAA field, but unhappy about the Midwest Region assignment. He wanted to be placed in the closer-tohome mideast region. Catlett, who played with Jerry West at the University of West Virginia and is in his third year as head coach here, brought a yoWlg team along very quickly this season . A 6-5 record in December has now become a 21..> mark and one of the Bearcats' biggest wiris was a solid triumph at seventh-rated Marquette. Four starters are newcomers • • Bahr Clothiers . Middleport Micld lepQrt With the same proven- popular format. OPTOMETRIST ' .. . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE OFF ICE HOURS 9:30 to 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS. I- EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. MIDDLEPORT; OHIO 1'ERMS 1'0 SUIT YOU- FREE DELIVERY i;w&?.=:~:::::::;~=~~~::::::::~-:s:::®:&i~~;s:::s:8~:::::::::::::::::::&::::::::::!::::::::::::::::::::.-:.-:::::::::m:::::::::;.-;;~-s I BAKER FURNITURE ·1.. . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .· . ~-==~::(-::~~&.;w:;::-:;:m;t~_:.a:m!t:.m:S: ~~s...r®=:. it**·~ ) ' 'I .. . I' ., . ... . I '· ' �<. ,, I " .I .. Socr aI 5- The Daily Se~tinel, Middl,e,~v. o., Friday~ ~h 7, 1975 . ~~;.~. ;t:::·:::::::::::::::::;:;:;::::::::~:::::;:::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::l::::::::::~::::::~~====-=~-::::~::::::~~""*':::-. . 4- Tile DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., ~riday , March 7, 1975 Girls Basketball Tournament at Southern High School Action tight in ACC I By RICK GOSSELIN UPI Sports Writer Rank has its privileg\l-<~ nd for three of the Atlantic Coast Conference's ranked teams, the privilege was at the free throw line . North Carolina State, North Ca rolina and Clemson, the Nos. 9, 13 and 14 teams in tlle nation, each capitalized on closing minute free throw oportunities lo advance into the semiFinal round of the ACC tournament being played at Greensboro, N.C. North Carolina wa s a narrow 101-IIJO winner over Wake Forest, taking advantage of a rare technical foul opportunity when the Deacons decided not to contest a Tar Heel stall in the overtime period. Clemson scored on two foul shots in the rinal three seconds 1o dwnp Duke, 78-76, and N.C. State reeled off fiv e successful free throws in tlle final minute . to elimina te Virginia , 91-85. Rules require the defensive team to challenge the offensive team within 10 seconds. North Carolina went into its stall with tlle score tied, 96-96, and Wake Forest twice decided to let the Tar Heels sit on the baIL The first time drew a warning from the officials. The second time merited the technical foul call- and Brad Hoffman con'lerted it to pot North Carolina ahead for good . The Tar Heels, who rallied from an eight-point deficit in ~~----~·--------~ ·Authorized dealer for Zenith - Gibson - Hardwick - Kitchen Aid - Litton (Microwave OVen). Also Do xol Propane Service. Ridenour's· T. V. & Appliance Gas Service Phone 985-3307 Chester, Ohio e-~~ Get Ready For Spring Painting With TRUE TEST from on the Alabama campus. The Warriors may have to face the fifth-ranked host team in the opening round if the Crimson Tide wins the Southeastern Conference title over Kentucky - which triggered Marquette Coach AI McGuire to accept the bid but berate the tournament schedule makers. "They seem to think this is a monumental tlling like the Wilkinson . Almost as big a story was the invasion of Europe," he said. In regular season games, de fending national champion's blowing of a 22-poi nt, first-half fourth-ra nk ed Louisville lead only to win wi th the string ripped Dayton, 83-67, lo finish or late free tllrows. 11ley began with the best record in the with the Wolfpack clinging to school's history at 24-2 and Ken Smith hit 24 points to guide an 84-S:I lead. " It was anybcdy's game at Tulsa past Oral Roberts, 91-&. the end, " N.C. State Coach Norm Sloan said. " In a tournament, those free throws NBA St anding~ tlle finai 43 set'Onds to force the overtime, were led by Walter Davis' 31 points . David Thompson toppled !he 20-year old ACC career scoring mark by hitting 38 points against Virginia to give him 2,263 in hi s three-year stay at North Caro lina State and surpass the prev ious standard of 2,233 by Virginia's Buzz aren't as easy to make." Freshn1an Skip Wise will attest to that- it was his two pressure tosses from the free throw line wiU1 tllree seconds on the clock to give Clemson its win. The AcC continues to weed out its high-quality chaff tonight when No. 2 ranked Maryland, which drew a bye in the first round, takes on N.C. State and North Carolina meets Duke . Furman secured an NCAA bertll as the Southern Confere nce's represe ntative by strolling to a 66-55 win over William & Mary in the league ti ti e game . The Paladins received a superb performance from Craig Lynch, the tourney's MVP, who scored 20 points and held high scoring John Lowenhaupt to just six. It was the third slraight conference crown for Furman, which finished with a 22-6 record. In the ECAC qualifying tournaments, Rutgers and St. .John's coasted to easy firstround wins in the metropolitan New York district and will fa ce each other Saturday for tlle right to meet Louisville in tlle opening round of tlle NCAA Midw est regional. Rutgers blitzed St. Peter's, 80-63, and St. John's pummeled Seton Hall, 71>&1. In the ECAC New England regional, Boston College ripped Connecticut, 68-58, and Holy Cross bumped Providence, 6255. Those two teams will also meet Saturday for an NCAA berth . Independ ent s exte nd ed NCAA invitations Thursday were Marquette, Creighton, Cincinnati, Utah State and Notre Dame- all of which are ranked except the Fighting Irish. Marquctle was lumped in with the block of teams competing in the Mideast regional .,. ' " ... .. . "' .,. K...r. 10 6 ~~. Kyger E't> elc ·c Mar. 11 GlH.-. w . 1. WaS h ington 49 17 Housto n 35 3 1 7 p, •• T.OSE R.'ll Bft.\CKEt Mor. 1? 6 p. C h iC !'QO 39 KC Omaha 38 29 De t roi t Milwau k ee 34 35 J 1 3.4 Pacific 26 6 p, .. 530 JJI/2 .600 567 49 3 .477 . *r• 1) 6 p, 3 7 1 -~ 81 2 Divisior~ 38 79 3 1 36 .567 .463 - 7 Mrs. Craddock honored Phoenix 29 35 .453 71 1 Portland 28 37 .43 1 9 LosAnge les 22 43 .33 8 15 Thursday's R esul ts A l lan Ia 110 Golde n St ate 106 KC Omaha 111 Buffalo 110 Milwaukee 102 Seat tl e 91 Phoenix 88 Ch icago 65 Friday's Games Golde n Slate at N ew O r l ean s Cl eve land at Houst on Phoen i)C a t Po rt land Chi c ago at Los Ange l es ABA Standings By Unite d Press Inte r nationa l Eas t w. 1. N e w York Kentucky St . Louis Memphis Vi r g inia pel . g . b . 47 20 45 11 24 •16 . 70 1 .682 .3 43 20 47 199 ] .1 52 .212 W es t w. I 52 17 42 27 36 30 31 37 pel Denv er .75 4 Sa n A nt on io .609 Indiana .545 u rah .456 San D iego 211 4'1 400 Thursday 's Results I M..r. 14 747 w. t. pet . g .b. Go lden Stat e Seattle •• p et . g .b . 32 34 . 48 5 JOl"J A ll a n ta 27 42 .391 2Jlh New O rl e an s 16 48 250 32 Easter n Co nf erence Midwe st Di vis ion w. 1. pet. g .b. 11 1 24 1 ] 27 331 1 g .b . 10 14 1 2 · 2011 2a1 1 Ind iana 115 Utah 10 1 D env er 119 Sl. Loui s 11 7 Friday ' s Games Kentucky vs . Virginia at Hampton St Louis at N ew York D enver a t San Antonio Indiana at San Diego NHL Standings Prus lnterno1lion al Division 1 w . I. t . pt s gf ga Philadelph i 39 17 9 97 226 149 NY Rang er s J t 21 13 75 264 no N Y l s lander s27 21 17 7 1 '1 13 173 A !l anta 26 25 13 65 1114 183 Divi s ion 1 w. I. t. pt s gf ga Chicago 3 1 28 7 69 218 200 Vanco uve r 3 1 28 6 68 2 17 20 6 St . Louis 25 27 12 62 211 21 9 Minn eso ta 19 39 6 44 181 27 8 Kansa S C ity 14 43 9 37 156 27 0 Di vision 3 w . I. t. pi s gf ga Montrea l 38 11 16 92 3 10 189 Los Angeles 36 12 17 89 227 144 Pittsburg h 29 22 14 72 261 232 Detroit 111 37 10 46 198 269 Washingto n 6 56 5 17 145 359 Divi si on 4 w. I. t . ph gf ga Buffa l o - JO 12 13 q3 2115 194 Boston 35 19 11 81 294 200 Tor o nto 26 11 63 22 9 253 California 16 40 11 J J 176 257 Thur sday ' s Games NY Isla nders 2 Los Ang 2 Friday 's Games Bos tqn at A tl anta NY Rangers at Kansas City wa sh ington at Montrea l Ch icago a t Va n couver By Unit ed 65 2JO 2 1J 33 15 1 27 0 ph gf 78 264 70 27 1 63 218 ga 231 245 201 28 27 4 60 '13 .J 207 Vc1 n co uver 29 29 2 60 198 196 li · Franchise t ra n sf erred from Michigan Thursday 's R esu th Sa n Diego 7 Hou st on 4 Fridav ' s Games Bi'llt imore at Indianapoli s Quebec a t To r on t o Wi nn ipeg at Ph oenJ)C Vdncouver at Edmo nton A layette shower for Nina Stiles Craddoc k, Middleport, was held Thursday at the Rt. 3 Pomeroy home of Mrs. Barbara Fry. Hostessrs were Mrs. Barbara Fry and Mrs. Eloise Stiles. Color scheme was pink, white and blue with miniature cradles as nut cups. Guests attending were Helen Davis, Elizabeth Davis, Joyce Davis, Emma Lou Davis, Agnes Dixon, Susie Pullins, Ida Mae Clark and April, Ruth Fry, Sue Fry, also Barbara Fry, Judy Ei chinger and Becky , all of Pomeroy ; Mrs. Arthur Miller, Terrie Miller, Rutland; Linda Lane, Jane Jacobs, Elaine Hart, Kay Platter, and Eloise Stiles, Middleport . Bessie Craddock and Earldene, West Columbia, W.Va ., and Mildred Fry, New Haven, W. Va. Refr esl. nen ts of ca ke ATHENS LIVESTOCK SALES INC. Albany, Ohio March 5, 1975 Stocker Steers (500-700 lbs.) 24.50-27.25, Stocker Heifers (400-600 Ibs.) 19.75-25. Cows - Commercial 20.3021.50, Utility 18.90-20.25, Canner-Cutter 14.20-18.80. Stoc ker Cows (by the head) 145-215, Bulls (over 1,000 lbs .) 21.90-27.80, Veals (choiceprime) 50.50-57, Hogs 39-:!9.25, Sows 34.50-37.25, Boars 30-31. Sheep (by the head) 7.5{).14, Pigs (by the head) 10-23, Shoats (by the head) 25-33.50. decorated with booties, ice cream, nuts, mints, coke and coffee were served . Games were played with prizes going to Terrie Miller, Elizabeth Davis, Joyce Davis, Mrs. Arthur Miller and Emma Lou Davis. , Door prize went to Terrie Miller. Others presenting gifts to Mrs. Craddock were Ruth Sheley, Mildred Dewees, Peggy Dewees, Gra ce Beabcut, Vicky Russell, Mrs. Norman VanMatre, Virginia Owens , Mary Neutzling , Marjorie 'Wigal, all of Middleport ; Mrs. Pat Wehrung, Eva Robson , Janet Korn , Betty Spencer, Mabel Moore, Phyllis Spencer, all of Pomer oy; Naomi Stobart, and Julia Norris, Racine; Rhoda Yeager, Mason , W.Va.; Selma Call, Long Bottom ; Vicki Stiles, Columbus: EARNS ALL A PARKERSBURG. A Reedsville, Ohio student is amon g that elite group making a straight Aaverage in the fir st semester 's study at Parkersburg Community College. Carol L. Kanawalsky, Rt. 1, Reedsville, was among the 15 Ohio student.<; with 3.7 to 4.0 averages. She is enrolled in the t/"·year Nursing Program. . .- - - - - - - -.. A.OWERS For All Occasions - three freshmen ' and a sophomore who didn't play las! year. The team leader is 6-4 freshman guard Steve Collier from Hanov'er, Ind ., who was selected as Indiana's prep ••Mr. Basketball" last year. Anticipating the invitation, Bearcal players had gatllered Wednesday afternoon lo vote on whether to accept the NCAA bid or go to the National In· vitation Tournament (NIT) in New York City. CoUier said the voting was cot and dried because the team hitd · felt for some time it wanted a crack at the national title . Hats For Men New Store Hours: Mon ., Tues., -Ned., Thurs., and sat. 9:15 til s p.m. Friday 9 : 15 til& p.m. Bahr Clothiers Middleport Move up to Smooth ltJp Electric Cooking - We Wire Flowers Gibson 992-2039 Gibson gives you the Smoolhlop rang e that's something specia l . .. with super tough ceramic glass cooking surface that you ca n use with any flat bottomed utensil .. . and an oven that "eats up" splatters and spi ll s continuously. whenever you use it. Many persons in the Middleport area will be involved in the Revival at the Church of Christ, at 5th and Main. 7:30 Each Evening Model E82-3095X thi rty inch Impe ri al Why Not Be One Of Them? >1Gibson~ Let us show you the last word in cooking convenience. ~ t\PPlli\NCES ~ THEY LAST heritage house Your 1,...:::::::~~0~ SALADS - Cranberry, Waldorf, Sla'w and Tossed . MEAT Turkey & Dressing , Ham , Flounder Fish . and Roast Beef. Spring Coats by 24g,; Stmday, March 9, Hrs. 8:00-2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 SUGAR RUN MILLS 3rd St. Ph. 949-3551 .• Racine, Ohio I ..:,...,J MeAn Store t VEGETABLES -- Green Beans, Peas & Carrots , Noodles. Potatoes (sweet. mashed, and home fries) PIE - Banana Cream. Apple . By :~.~...:. Charle~e · Girl Scout Week begins Sunday and many scouts will begin the week by attending church in a group. Middleport Junior Troop 39 will meet at 10:15 a.m. to go to the church services a! the Heath United Methodist Church sponsors of the troop. For those who bave uniforms, Mrs. Roscoe Wose, leader, asks that they be worn. GARNET WISE Birthday observed A surprise birtllday party honoring Mrs. Garnet Wise, 73, Feb . 19, was held recently at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dorot hy Rathburn.\Mrs. Wise, formerly of the Bailey Run area in Meigs County now resides with a daughter, Mrs. Clara Ruth McKinney, Columbus, who hosted a dinner in observance of the occasion . Gifts and cards were presented to Mrs . Wise from the 54 re latives and friends attending . At the celebration were Phyllis and Jim Rathburn, Mr. and Mrs. Jim McKinney and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wise and son, Mr. and Mrs. John Wogan and family, Mr. and Mrs. David Wise and family, Dorothy Rathburn, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rathburn and fam ily , Mr. and Mrs . . Johnny Wogan and family, Ronnie Rathburn and d&ughter, Rita Casebolt and daughters, Mr . and Mrs. Wendell !son, Cledith Hensgen and daughter, Beverly Murdock, Edna and Sal Belmonte, Don Stiles, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wogan and family, Ocie Giannini, Velicia Meade, Velma Ferrell, Rita Grimm, Debbie Adams, Tom and Monroe Vincent and Bryan Adams . Sending gifts were S. L. Ferrell, Jack and Louise Doddridge ·and Mrs. Matilda Gillespie. Betty R~&~. and Great Six ~ighls patient at home. In making tl1e presentation of this valuable addition of eqtupment to Home Health Sei'Vice , Kay Rutherford, R. N.. president of the RNA said " We wanted to ,provide Home Health with the oxygen regulatt r because it represents Black Knight Revue sIa ted Eric and Martha Nagler Final concert sldted FABRIC SALE CONTINUES KNIT FABRIC Hillbillies have meeting Services announced Rare volume is reprinted TV Werner Radio & IT.V. Layette shower enjoyed Mrs . Harold E. (June) Smith was honored recently with a layette shower at her home, . Rutland St., Middleport, by Mrs. Gilda Speakman, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson and Mrs. Connie Manley. Pink and blue streamers extended from the ceiling around a bassinet which was decorated in pink. Baby rattles were attached to some of the streamers . The refreshment table featured a standing stork in. the center. The cake was decorated with pink and blue booties. It was 2 27 different beautiful 11 rup SUITES TO .CHOOSE FROMPRICED FROM A LOW $ IT'S ALL ABOUT JESUS New! and sat. 9: IStiU p.m. Friday 9: IStill p.m. ING.E.,LS FURNITURE Open Fri. & Sat. oxygen must be used for a a needed item .to assist in ti.e. expansion and racllitin available to patients through Home Health Services.'·' "" Jean Neal, R. N., Director of• Home Health at the hosplta( said that the regulator rna~ now be scheduled by assignme nt thr oug h a patient 's physician for the use of home health patient.<;. During the past year Hom~ · Health Service has contlnuea to expand its professional health care to patient.<; in theif homes tllrough referrals by the physicians of patients needing, ski lled nursing service in a residential se tting, reducing the nwnber of necessary trips to the hospital. The Home Health staff at the hospital ave rages almost 3,000 miles and 163 patient home visits a month. POMEROY BROWNIE TROOP 76 A troop party will be held Tuesday after school by the Pomeroy Troop in observance of the first birthday of the troop. Plans are also being made for the troop to lour WMPO Radio March 18. · Wednesday night a skating party was held at the Skate--aWay Rink. Mrs. Patty Michaels, Mrs. Betty Layne, Mrs. Judy Werry, Mrs. Pat Thoma, Mrs. Carolyn Reeves , and Mrs. Rita Eblin of the troop committee accompanied the scouts, Trina Reeves, Crystal Lane, Jaye Roberts, Susie Thoma, Debbie Werry, Kim Eblin, Tammy Capehart, Amy Sisson Laura Pullins, Debbie Boring, and guests, Dixie Eblin, Ta~y Eblin and Kelly Thoma. MIDDLEPORT BROWNIE TROOP 1174 " Brownie name tags were made during ·the ThUtsday night meeting of the newly organized Middleport Brownie troop. Assisting with the work were leaders, Kay Rupe and Mary Jo POINT PLEASANT, W. Va. Pooler, and committee members, Mrs. Doris Bailey and Mrs. - The 1975 Black Knight Shirley Kauff. · Revue, presented by members Meeting of the troops will be in the Meigs Junior High School Th e Tri..Com1ty Comm tmity today's music. The written of the Point Pleasan t Black immediately after school. The flag ceremony opened the meeting Collcerl Associa ti on wl' ll . f . Kni ght Band , under th e song , an expressiOn o mner direction of Band Director and the girls learned the Brownie promise. The girls were divided into four groups for the name lag work. Plans were made present its fina l concert of the personal concerns, presented Gerald Stewart , will be to make bracelets at the meeting next week. Registration forms curren t season at 8 p.m. againsta simple backgrounduf presenled March 14 and 15 at were distributed to the new girls and it was noted that there is a Tuesday in the Galli a Academy traditional instrumentation, as the PPHS Auditorium with Hig h School auditoriun1 in did the minstrels of ancie nt $2 fee. Gallipolis. days, has become th e ~:~~~~~~e~~~O adult.<; and 75 Cookies were served following the meeting to the 26 girls Appearing on the stage will vanguard format for the ••folk" attending. be the charming folk duo , Er ic music of the 70s. Eric and The theme of "Dixieland" is SAIJSBURY JUNIOR TROOP 100 Tho's M tl N I f th beingusedfortlleperformance . ar 1a ag er are o is The Salisbury juniors presented two plays at tlle Founder's and Martha Nag ler . concert will also be a bonus generation . But they are also of with songs of. the south being Night obaervance of the Salisbury PTA. The first was "The concert for new members who the old - drawing deeply from presented by the 17 member People Tomorrow" and the second, "The World Tomorrow". wish to join the association that i traditio n inherited by "Swingin ' Squ ires" Stage Taking parts were Carol Morris, Camille Swindell, Gena · f · Band Gary Stewart, director Welker, Leslie Cole, Laura Gail Smith, Linda Williams, Angela evemng or the 1975-76 se1·o·es · Martha ' daughter of Rob and and arranger, is well known Hatfield, Angela Clifford, Kathleen Parker, Kav Hart. Joyce Memberships are priced at·$10 Evelyne Beers. throughout the area as a The Beers are tradltionBaker, Valerie Jeffers, Laura Ohlinger, Teresa Dorst, Becky for an adul t, $5 for a studen t Dorst, Denise Brickles and Lori Pickett. · (full-time through college), $30 bearers, who are passing to musician and performer with for a family and $5 for a sen ·lor od d' h his "Gary Stewart Quartet." It was noted that the troop sold 651 boxes of Girl Scout . m ern au 1ences w at was Novelty act.<;, vocal and incookies and recognized as the three top spellers were Carol citizen (60 years or older ). passed to them in the course of Memberships fo.r the coming a vital , oral fam ily tradition strwnent.~l solos, chorus lines, Morris, Camille Swindell and Angela Clifford. The troop Feb. 20 took a tour of WMPO Radio and in that season will be sold at the doer that lo oks back over six and other features highlight recedo'ng the concert. genera t'lOns. Pr escrvmg . an d the th performance . t 1 bringing back group were Mrs. Nancy Morris, Mrs. Mary Dorst, Becky Dorst, P th' r d J' e mlns ' f ' b 'ld' A new generat oon o songers w mg upon IS oun a oon , Oh'10 R' re days along the Ca1111lle Swmdell, Angela Hatfield, Angela Clifford Laura Gail · potgnan • tl y' over.from th b nd Persons Smith, Valerie Jeffer~, Kathleen Parker, and Delores and has brougl1t a s tyIeo f 1'ts own to tl1e Nag 1ers ' musoc reflects the evoluhon of a . . e e area Donald Dorst. Thank-you notes were sent to Bob Cooper of d tl . f are cordially lnvoted to attend l 1 am1 y, an 1e marriage o a ' WMPO, and to Mrs. Dorothy Chaney who accompanied the group ce nturies-old tradition with the for the PTA plays. conte mporarY concerns of life . 'T he lile of man is a journey; Saturday the girls will meet at the Pomeroy Bowling Lanes JOUrney that must be travela Martha lived on a ran ch in at3:30p.m.for a bowling party. March 13there will be a meeling ed. however bad the roads or Montana through much of her of the mothers of the girls at 4:45 p.m. at which time troop the accommodations ." childhood. She attended a oneoutings wlll be discussed. Oliver Go ld smi th , Engli sh room school, learned to cook March 29, a bake sale will be held at the Kroger Store hy the noveli st.. troop. The girls are now working on Mother's Day gifts. .The Hillbillies 4-H Club and keep house in the old meeting Feb. ·28 at the home of fashioned way, and is an expert Maxine . Oyer, advisor, with 11 rider. In the early 60s the members present discussed family moved to Petersburg, possibl.e tours the club may N. Y., where Martha finished take . Demonstrations and her schooling and then joined reports w~re given by Crystal her p~re nl.<; in a performing career which has laken her LETART FALLS - Easler India, sponsored by the UMW Roush, Patty Oyer, Billy Dyer before audiences throughout and Mike McGuire. services were announced at the was read thanking the group the Uni ted States , South After the business meeting, Wednesday night meeting of for Chrisimas and ·birthday America and India . In addition tlle United Methodist Women of gifts. It was announced that the members played the game, to her musical pursuits, she " I'm Going out West." the Letart Falls Chiu-ch at the Rev. Gerald · Erter, district writes poetry, cooks, sculpts home of Mrs. Inez Hill. program assistant, will hold Refreshment.<; of sandwi ches, and is a fin e potter. Maundy Thursday services .visitation training sessions cookies and Kooi-Aid were Eric was raised in New York will be March.27 at the Racine March 13 at the Racine Church serYed by the Colwells. The Ci ty, and took to playing folk next meeting will be March 14 Church for all churches in the at 7:30p .m. music at the age of 14. He was cluster, 7:30p.m. Good Friday A report of 28 shut-in calls at the Dyer home. - Patty fascinated with lhe ability of a a community service will be was made for February·. Mrs. Dyer, reporter. song to ac t as u time machine, held at the Racine church at Betty Shiveley conducted a and to convey to modern 7:30 p.m. with all session on the Book of Jonah society many of the essential denominations of the Racine which was followed by a qualities of those who lived in a general discussion . area taking part. simpler, mor e fund amenta l Mrs. Lois Bell had the Mrs. Chlorus Grimm conrealm. Eri c's talent li es in his ducted the business meeting devotions using scripture from fingers and thei r sensitive during which time a letter from Matthew and an Easter ability to portray (he spirit of tlle Hindu child of Sielmat, program . Mrs. Alice Balser McARTHUR - The rare 1876 the old songs. A' a young boy, read "The Legend of the Landowners Atlas of Vinton starting with the banjo, and Dogwood"; Mrs. Harold . . Mediterranea n Styling County, Ohio is being reprin ted then the guitar, he now plays Roush, " The Wondrous The Moor1sh mfluence of ea rly Spai n Is reflected in this by the Historical Society of all the stringed instruments of crede nza cabinet fa s hioned of tempered hardboar"d and Cross"; Mrs. John Hill, "An Vinton County at a cos t of $10 folk musi c. select hardwood solids in combination with molded Empty Tomb" ; Mrs. Inez Hill, per copy. Mail orders are $1 Martha and Eric's music si mu lated wood material In Rico Pecan grain f inish . Ray Werry, assistant; hoot owl "And All Rejoice"; Mrs. Erma Concea led casters . 100 Pet . So lid State Chassis, lnsfa. toge ther is a unique meld of patrol, John Stewart who Wilson, "AI the Cross"; Mrs. extra. e Color Tu~lng . Matr ix Plus Picture Tube . PushMall A copy of the Atlas may be rough and smooth textures; named Bobby Wears as his Grimm , " The Sufferin g bu tton .~HF Tu nmg 6"x 4" Speaker. 20" H, 35" W, 181fo" D {add 5 fa~ tube cap) . assistant; eagle patrol, Max Saviour"; Mrs. Gladys Shields, inspected at the Herbert peaceful , joy ful , sometimes Wescoa t Memorial Library in brC:Jsh and insolen t ; but Lm~ Jonas who named . Todd "An Ea s ter Prayer ." The derpinning: all is a strong Morrow as his assistant; program closed with the Lord's McArthur after March 25. Orders may be addressed to message of the sanctity of life panther patrol, Dan Edwards, Prayer in unison . the Vinton Coun ty Historical an~ the celeb ration of it - a who named .Jeff Daniels his The birthday of Mrs. Shiveform of religion that rarely assistant; flaming arrow, Rick ley was celebrated with a gift Socie ty, McAr thur, 45651. speaks in words, but uses Blaettnar who named Brent being presen.ted to her from the music as the medium thro ugh Bolin his assistant. UMW. Middleport, 0. which soul confr ont.<; soul. Hand Cleland is scoutmaster Mrs. Hill served refreshCOURSE COMPLETED of the troop. Any boy, 11 or ments assisted by her Navy Seaman Comolder or who has passed the daughter , Mrs. Shirley Dugan. munlcation Technician Dennis fifth grade, interested in R. Hawks, son of Mr . and Mrs. joining the troop may visit the Mari on R. Hawk of Route 1, auditoriwn at 7 p.m. any Minersville, has completed Wednesday or contact Don Sizemore, Mrs. Sharon Jones, Basic Electricity and ElecThomas, 992-3128. Mrs. Virgini~ Gibbs, Carol tronics School at the Naval , DeLong, Mrs. Anna Coleman, Training Center, Great Lakes, Mrs. Eldeanna Smitll, Debbie, Ill. Hawk is now scheduled to Cindy and Tina Smith, Paula begin Electronics Technician A Norman and Belli Speakman. School at Great La"'kes. Sending gifts were Mrs. served wi th potato chips, Calvin Lane, Mrs . Wanda mints, jello delight, punch and "He has showed you, 0 man 1 Williams, Mr . and Mrs. Jack coffee. what is good ; and what does the Johnson, Miss Rhoda Hall, Lord require of you but to do Games were played with Mrs. Don Roach, Mrs. Betty justice , and to love kindness, prizes going to the winners. Manley, Mrs. Luda Arnott and and to walk humbly with your Guests al the shower were Mrs . .Hester Eblin . God?" - Micah 6:8. Mrs. Maxine Smith and son, Dale, Mrs . Ruth Smith , daughters, Connie and Penny, LITTLE VISITS Miss Lisa Prater, Mrs. Patty • WITH GOD Might and daughter, Sandy, Alre-ady in use in Mrs. Elzaniie Fields and over 400.000 homes. daughter, Becky, Mrs. Betty !Ave, Mrs. Sally Roush, Mrs. MORE LITTLE Sandy Smith, Mrs. Audrey VISITS WITH GOD Wilson, Mrs. Joyce McOver 200,000A@Jes sqld. Dermott, Mrs. Dottie Mon .• Tues.• Wed ., Thun. 992-2635 Hoeflich :::: BAKE SALE, 9a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday and a rummage sale both days at social rooms, Trinity Church, Pomeroy, by Meigs Band Boosters; proceeds to uniform fund. SOCK HOP, 9 to midnight, Soulhern High School; dress like 1950s but not required; dance marathon and contest.<; with prizes . Bob Jones, WMOV, GRANDCHILD BORN emcee. REEDSVILLE - Mr. and SUNDAY . Mrs . Rex Summerfield, Rt. I, SONGFEST at Pomeroy · Seventh-Day Adventi s t ~eedsville, announce the birth Church, Mulberry Heights , of their lith grandchild, a Pomeroy, 2 p.m.; all singers daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy, the former and public invited. HARE SCRAMBLES, at Sina May Summerfield. The -Meigs Raceway, four miles infant weighed 7 lbs., 8 ozs., north of Pomeroy on US 33, and ha s been named Tracy sponsored by HTC Forestry Ann. She was born at St. Club. Classes 100, 125, 200, 250, Joseph 's Hospital, Parkersopen, four trophies per class burg, W. Va. The paternal plus high point trophy. Entries, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 10 a.m. to 12 noon ; riders Marvin Murphy, Rt. 1, Reedsmeeting, 12:15; parade lap, ville, and the great - grand12:30 and race starting I p.m. parent.<; are Mr. and Mrs. Riley Pigott, Long Bottom; Mrs. PROGRAM at . Silver Run Edna Summerfieid, Long Freewill Baptist' Chur-ch 7:30 Bottom, and George Murphy, · p.m. with Rev. an·d Mrs. Ralph Glouster. Mr. and Mrs. MurDean in charge of program on phy who reside at Rt. 1, Reedsbook of Ruth. Theme is ville, Route I, have anotller "Love". Public invited. daughter , Amy Jo, age two. NEASE Settlement Chapel Church will hold services at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Prayer meetings Wednesday evenings at 7:30p.m. REVIVAL at the Mason Election was held- WedAssembly of God each evening nesday night when Boy Scout this week starting at 7:30p.m. Troop 249 met at the Pomeroy Different speakers and special Junior High School. singing at every service . Don Thomas was named Public invited. senior patrol leader and appointed were Jeff Couch and Jim Rosenbaum , assistant senior patrol leaders; Paul Reed, junior assistant scoutmaster, scribe ; Mark Norton, quartermaster; Mike Edwards, librarian ; Mark Casto, bugler. Patrol leaders were elected and they appointed their assistants. Names were: Dress her up beaver patrol, Bill Stone, patrol leader, who appointed in a pair of Patents by Po Parrot SUNDAY MENU SURE Wli\ FEEDS FRIDAY POMONA Grange, 8 p.m. at the Rock Springs Gr~nge hall. Degree work with a film . Hemlock Grove to be ho$t grange. POMEROY Lodge 164 F&AM . 7:30 p.m. Annual inspection. All Master Masons invited. EASTERN Sports Banquet Smorgasbord dinner at 6:30 p.m. Art Lanham, Rio Grande basketball coac h guest speaker. HOMEMADE noodle-chicken dinner, !0:30a.m. tO 6:30p .m., United Pentecostal Church; delivery of dinners in Pomeroy - Middleport, phone 992-2502 or 992-7825 SATURDAY SQUARE Dance at Tuppers Plains Grade School from 9 p.m. to 12 midnight. Sponsored by Oraryge Township Fire Department. Admission $1.50. SOCK HOP Saturday at Southern High School from 9 p.m. to 12 midnight. Bob Jones of WMOV will provide music of the 1950s and 60s. Admission $2.50 couple, $1.25 single. Refreshments, contest.<;, dance marathon . Sponsored by junior class. HYMN SING, 7:30 p. m. at Chester Church of 1 e Nazarene with Gospelaires of Parkersburg on hand. Public invited. FISH FRY 8 p.m. Modern Woodman Camp 7230, Burlingham. All members and families invited. Bring covered dish. SQUARE dance, 9 p.m. to 12 midnight at Tuppers Plains Elementary School sponsored by Orange Township Fi~e Depariment.. Music by the Chord Kings, Belpre. The Home Health Service at Holzer Medical Center has just received an oxy~en regulator, presen ted to the department by the · Regis tered Nurses' Association of Gallipolis. This regulator attaches to a large oxygen · cylinder tank whtm Scouts elect officers • g1ves you continuous cleaning oven, too. Will You Be There? I Girl Scout RNA givr;s regulator to Home Health ~. , • Fenton Candleholders HOST GUESTS Everywhere Recen t weekend guests of 1-----;____...;..;1 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stiles, Middleport were Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stiles and Jason , Columbus. They also visited Pomeroy Flower Shop their grandmot hers, Edna Mrs. Millard Van Meter Stiles. Pomeroy and Grac-e Ph. 992-203• Ph . 992-57"< Beabout , Middleport. STEAMBOAT INN Y ) Ka.r, 1' I C l eve land ou only get back .what you give- to your livestock especially. Proper nutrition ... a good balanced diet ... is the WIO.Y to bigger and better gains. Come check it out with us. '( 71l0 - .,. Atlantic Di vision w 1. pet . g .b . Bos ton 46 19 708 Bulfa to 4 1 26 .617 5 112 New Yo rk 30 36 455 16 Ph il adel phia 29 38 .433 18 Central Divi sion Winn i p eg Pomeroy 12 •r. 7:10 p.a Eastern Conference 31 27 3 15 45 3 Canadian w. I . I . 39 2 4 0 Queb ec l 4 27 2 Toronto 30 26 3 Edmon ton 992-2115 Mtit,. Sy United Press International San Diego 13altimore 180 Mulbeny 0 Weteru WHA Standing s By Un it ed Press International East w . 1. t . ph gf g a New Eng lnd 34 24 4 72 209 213 '17 34 3 57 I SO 2 11 Cleve land 25 37 1 5 1 2 10 248 Chi cago . lndianapols 15 44 3 33 160 2511 West w 1. t . pfs gf ga 43 7 1 0 86 299 203 Ho us ton Phoeni)C 3325 6 7124 1 210 34 27 2 70 25 1 2 18 Minneso ta Healthy Herds Are Worth It! '-r, 11 6 P a. Me1~ra '9 Feed Well South.eru CINCINNATI (UP!) - The University of Cincinnati has been paired against the Southwest Conference champ · e-xpected to be Texas A &M in the first round of tlle NCAA basketball tournament. The 19th-ranked Bearcats were placed in the midwest region of the tournament and IVill play Saturday, March 15, at Texas Tech. Cincy carries a 15-game lrinning streak into tlle contest and coach Gale Catlett aclares his team "is intent on winning the national championship' " The Bearcats, who were aaUonal champs in 1961 and 1962, finished Jheir regular season, this week with a 21..> record. Should Cincinnati beat the Southwestern Conference dwnp, it would be on to New Mexico State for the Midwest Regionals -a round that could include the likes of Louisville ond the Atlantic Coast champ, d they make it through tlleir first round games. Just who Cincinnati meets on March 15 should be determined this Saturday when the southwest co nference winds up regular season play. Texas A&M now holds a onegame lead over Texas Tech and Arkansas and all the Aggies have to do to win the title is beat Texas at home Saturday afternoon. A&M is favored. · Catlett was happy his Bearcats made the NCAA field, but unhappy about the Midwest Region assignment. He wanted to be placed in the closer-tohome mideast region. Catlett, who played with Jerry West at the University of West Virginia and is in his third year as head coach here, brought a yoWlg team along very quickly this season . A 6-5 record in December has now become a 21..> mark and one of the Bearcats' biggest wiris was a solid triumph at seventh-rated Marquette. Four starters are newcomers • • Bahr Clothiers . Middleport Micld lepQrt With the same proven- popular format. OPTOMETRIST ' .. . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE OFF ICE HOURS 9:30 to 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS. I- EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. MIDDLEPORT; OHIO 1'ERMS 1'0 SUIT YOU- FREE DELIVERY i;w&?.=:~:::::::;~=~~~::::::::~-:s:::®:&i~~;s:::s:8~:::::::::::::::::::&::::::::::!::::::::::::::::::::.-:.-:::::::::m:::::::::;.-;;~-s I BAKER FURNITURE ·1.. . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .· . ~-==~::(-::~~&.;w:;::-:;:m;t~_:.a:m!t:.m:S: ~~s...r®=:. it**·~ ) ' 'I .. . I' ., . ... . I '· ' �6 - The Dally Sentmel. M•~dl eport-romeroy, 0 , F11day , "1m ' hi 19i5 GRAHAM UNITED MET HODIST P reachtng 9 30 a .-n 'ftr st and ~eco ntf Sundays o l each month lh tr d ilnd • POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Pernn pastor Ro y Ma ye r Sunday sc llool su pt Chu r ch school 9 I S <"I " worShtP serv tcet 10 7-i <' m Youth c hotr rehe ar sal Mon day 3 30 p m under d~rect on of Mary Skrnner sen or c ho r reh ears a l 7 30 p m Thur sdaY w rth Mrs Pau N ense d trectbr POMEROY FIRST SAP TIST Robe rt ~uhn pas to r Wri t <Hll Wntso n ~und ay school su p ! Sunday sc hoo l 9 JO a Tl BY Fi ~ p l 0 be Sl udy Wednesday 1 p m cho r praci 1Ce WPcln es day 8 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYA N C HUR C H H OLINESS Harr sonvll c ~£'v 0 Ott Mlnl cy Pasto r H en r'r Ebl111 ~un d ny C. ct1001 )u pt ~un d.:iv 'ichoo 9 JO a 11 E vfn ng worshq.> l 30 p m Pr <1 yer and Pr <1 1Sf' st•rv ((' Thursd,ly JO POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAREN E Corner Un t n and Mu ber ry Rev p ' Cl yo t V Hend erson pnstor Sunday schoo l 9 J O a m G en SYRfi C U 'SE FIRST M cClu ng supt morn1 19 r HU RC H OF GOD Rt worsh p 10 30 a ll evl!n ng v orqL 1.) 1 1 c~ s t or ':lu 1 ' ''Y serv ce 7 30 m 1CI v.e..:-k. ser .,, ll () y ~~ l l 1 (1rJ tl( v ce Wedne sd ay 1 30 p 11 1 GRACE E P ISCOPAL T hf' 1rr1rn'1 ~ 11 q I <, ( IV t I" til p Rev Harold D re n1 re,__ to r 1q r I r r •1 Chu r cn serv1ces 10 JO n m 1 Holy communiOn first ~u nr1 <ly I ' of month cnurcn scMol 10 JO POMEROY WEStSI DE a m to r nu rsery l hrou<ll 12 CH UR CH OF CHRI ST '100 W POMEROY CHU RCH OF n Ju ,. r 1 CHRIST Terr ell Gron 1gN i ll <,I I pt (I 1 ~ 9Y I 6/Jh pnstor B bl c schoo l 9 30 1 m Co ,ser v,1T v non v.o rs n 1p l{l JO a , ildutr 1nstr um e' tal '.unday worshtp worSh tP serv1ce a HI vou 1g 10 il rr B IJI€' Study I l il ll p eoples m t: £-tmq ~ 10 p m Wed 1es d1y Co mb 1nE'd B ble study and worsh p 6 p rn B1bl f' study 7 p rr pray er meet1ng Wr d nc sd ay MIDWAY COMMUNITY 7 30 p m CHURCH l 1 on THE SALVAT I ON ARMY L c1 1 gsv11le Envoy Ray W W nmg off 1cer d enom,n al ona I Dex t er Ro ad the Rev Worley m c harge SunclAy 10 am H,1 tey pa stor ~ uncJay school Hol 1nes s meet1ng 10 30 a rn Sunday School Youn g People s 10 am e11en1rHJ wor sh p 7 JO Leg, on 7 p m Thursday 1to 3 p rn Prayer mee 11n9 7 30 p m you th La d i es H om~ I ei'loue 7 1 uesday p m qroup F1 1d ay 7 30 p m p.m Prep classes ST PAUL LUTH ERAN CHURC H Corner ot Sy ca m ore dnd Sec ond Sis Pome r oy f hC' Rev Will ram M ddl eswil rf h Pa s lor Sun d ay Sc hoo l a t 9 1 ~ a m and Church Serv10 s II RUT LA ND - -FREEWIL L BAPTIST l~o q c r Tu rn ('r pil <, l or 5u rH18y school Hl.:r m " und t y t vcn tHI ~:d n. cc l 30 Wtdl f"'t(J 1y n bl e study 1 30 pm SACRED HEART Rev F athe r Paul 0 Welton pastor Phone 99'1 '18'1!1 SfltU i dily evenrn§ Mass 7 30 Su nday A<ta ss 8 and 10 a rn Con tess ton SM urday 7 7 30 p ' OLD D EXTER BIBLE CH RI ST IA N C ..IU RC H Rev Ron rt r ry PiiSior C,u mllt SC hOO 10 <l 1 M t <; Wo r •). 1 r.1n c1s ~u p er,ntc n ct c nt Mo r n111q wor s111p 11 ;, 1 ::. urHii1Y ('V(' rll! q "> l' rv Cf J JD am the Sermonette John 6 67, ~~ will ye also go B\\ay" \\ ere words spoken aftet Jesus gave a clear picture of what 1t means to be a p1 ad 1cmg ChrJSilan One of the favonte hymns of lh1" "nte1 1s I Walked TuddV Where Jesus Walked " The closmg words are I Wdl ked toda1 where Jesus walked a nd felt him close to me Have you considered the tmphcatwn of these wmds and those of the scr iptural text ? TI1ey seem to sa) that 1f one follo11 s ChriSt all the way , he may see wha t he neve r saw before 1101 wanted to see he may find his oppm tumLJ to w1tness whc1c he ma y never dreamed 1t "as to be Jesus did not, at a ll tunes walk the smoo th path of no con fltct , no resistance, no confrontations He d1d go to where people needed hun Someflmes those places were not m the Clnu ch where we tlunk people can only go to do good He cll stu1bed the status quo , which d1sturbs us 1f It 's chstUI bed He w.1s often among sumers where we mav thmk 1t 1s cv1l fo r C h11sh ans to Uc CX>uld 1! be we " ould say I'll 11 alk \\here Jesus w,dks 1f that's JUSt wh ere I want to walk ' 0, yes, he just may not be there' Tinnk about tha t' - Hobell T Bumgarner , Heath U M Church Racine SociaJ Events h.lVl !lllprO\ I'd :1f tr1 ll n 1ng B) Mrs Francis Murris Mrs W1lma H1ggs who h<~s lhc flu Mrs G 1 z~ l1 ;1 131kdcsm1 l\11 s been a patmnt ut Vcle1ans Memonal Hosp1tal, re turned G1 eth1 Sampson and M1s Olilc Mnc Couu t attended the Mtm home MISS Edith Hayman has been llap hst Wor ld i\lhunce MISSi on Ill w1th the flu for t11 o weeks a t R,,U y .11 Sh iloh Bap hst Churc h m Colwn bus Sunda) dltei noon her home MISs Pam H11l uf Co lumbus Mr and Mrs Olden Thaxton spent the \\ eekend Syracuse News, Society James 1ea fm d has recel\ ed \l ord of U1e hosp1tahzahon of hiS a unt Mr s Clare nce C1m1mgs, Toront o Oh1o M1 s Curmngs ISa s1ster of M1 s Ada Morris Cheste1 "Mr and Mrs Bill Soulsb\ Bay CI IJ, M1clugan ~1s1 ted h1s s is te r , Gl enna So ul sb \ r~tentlv enroute to Qa\,mdo F:Ja On tl1e1r rt'tlll n to B.n l 1ty they \I SIIect here 0;:1 \\ £'ek \\ lth hii SISter R~ent 'J SJ fOJ s d t th e J.un~~ s Teaford home \\ ~ls ~h and ~lrs Jen' Ho"r HcH.;tnc Hob QJnmnglMm \\ <lS ,t Mondd) ""emng supper guest of the Te1fords Mrs Blanch G1bbs Haune VIS ited her sts ter Gll.'nna Sllulsb) recentll Laurel Cliff News Notes By Bertha Par kt•r ~ Sabbath School <1tlendance at U1e Free Meth od1st Church March 2 "as 74, U1e at tend,mcc Wllrsh1p serv1ce u as 63 He1 Cec1l W1se ga ve the mornmg prayer "Friday at 7 30, World Da1 of ~ayer at the local church, the Hysell Run Church " 111 be cooperatmg m the servtce Rev MorriS Wolfe 11111 g1ve a devohonal talk and s 1ng P,l!bhc IS 1n111ed 'Mr Paul Jacobs and son, KJ , VISited Souths hore Sunday w1th h1s paren ts, Mr and Mrs Pearl Jacobs Mr Fn tz Stahl Ne w Mar· shf1eld, son Paul, Columbus, VISited recently w1th Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer Mrs Kathy Pullens and Mrs Sharon Forner are on the s1ck hsl \\l th hct pm cm t~, Mz c~ nd i\11s Btlh Htll She \\ aS taken bll"'k to Columbns b\ her mother MIS H1ll dlld h L r gt nndmothcz Mrs Halph lladg lel Suncla\ ,l ftel n QOil \\ ho \\ cl t; OVCIIUght gue5i Is of ~~~ .md M1 s Bn tJn Stmpso n at Baltunm c ~ ~~ <~ nd M1 s SleH Cle land spe nt F11da) and Sat111 da1 111 Columbus l'he n sons '' ('rc guest:; of theu g1andp,u ents M1 .md MIS Fl!m k Cleland Mrs Robert \V,t rden ''h o IS emplo, cd m Chadcston W Vel spent (l n cekcnd W!th tu ~ f,m1 1h ill t L I tu \ lm.1111H l h lnltt•d Pn ss I nit 1n.l t !llnn l I od n IS l n dm \Jell <11 J the bh1tl r\,n rl lll7J '' t!h ~!)Q to follo\1 I he m oon LS appt uuchmg 1ts ph, IS( I he m o1:t11ng Ill \ \ sta t s a re ,m el Mttl s I he e' emng st,u s at l' Sahu n Venus cmd J up1te1 1hose Omn on )!n:-:; dc1 tt.: are lUHitr the Sl ~ll o/Pi:sL CS M c 1( LU ' ~ 0!(• (\ l utht•r ' f ourth Su ndays C!ac h mon th wor s h p se r vt c e il t 7 30 p 11 W edne sday even ngs at 7 10 Pr t~ V! r "'"d Btb le " ' ... ~1d roh; \ Ill€'! ! CUll Bm b,mk t8l9 bo tcU1 1St 'Hl~ l.Jm n 011 llu:-; dm Lll ln slon In 11132 m tht' depth!'! of the dt:p r t'""L t ll <Ill estmutrd 3 000 mu1 n ntHI .lt th e [)(>trOl t plnnt of lhf' h 1rd ~1 \J tor 0 .1 Fum men " ere ktllcd In 19!5 \dot! H1 tlr1 ordered tus Nazt Rhmeland sa1lles troops mt o the \ 1olatm g Uw Vet· Ttt~d t) In 1945 the U S 1st \rill\ crossed the Rtnne c1t Rcawgen Ge rm an~ dS World War II 111 Europe mo'ied mto tts closmg n ceks Total Alhed \lclon - VE Da) --can1e Ma) 8 In 1969 t11 0 of the three \pollo 9 astronauts fie\\ thetr 1 ll.Ular module around the mam spacecraft thrn lmked tht two togethe1 agam DAY '"'u Mu l b e rry SEVE NTH VE N TIST H CtCI I JI~ Po ,,e r oy Pa s t or Gtrrnr1 St ton Sa bbath SCh OO eve ry ':l"+ t ura a y at 2 p m and worShtp sc rv cc to t tow nq at 3 IS p r1 Op~ 1 Btb l e I 30 dtSCUSStOil p m ra t th e churc h each Thu r sday FIR ST T I ST SOU THERN l'87 Mulberry BAP Ave Po11n roy a ll !t ill ed w t th \ E\ r th e R ev Bradley procer pa s tor Troy Zwt t 11q \ u H lily sr hool t l1oo1 9 JO worsh p rv 11 qel Sit s tp l ,) rn ~ und. J y mo rn tnq 10 10 S unday m ee t n q l 30 p m Pr t y r m E'C i tll() 0 p m WcdnCS d iiY 7 MIDDLEPOR T MT MORIAH BAPTIST rou rth and Man M1dd epo r t Rev H1m ry Key Jr pa stor Sur,da y Sc hOOl 9 30 1 m Mrs Erv n Baumgar d r c r su p! Morr mg wor shrp 10 .l S a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES L ar r y Cil rnahan pre s rclr ng mr n rs1cr Sunclay Brb le lee Wat chtower turt2 9 JO am stu d y 10 30 am Tuesday 1:3r ble study 7 30 p m Thu r s mrnr s try scho ol 30 clay p m ser v rce rneet rng 8 30 pm M I DDLEPORT CHURCH of ChrtsT n Ch r rstran Unron Lawren ce Manley pastor Mrs Russe ll Young Sunday School Sup t Sunday School 9 30 ,, m E\len rng wor shrp 7 30 Wednesday p ra ye r mee t ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rac me Rout e '1 th e Re\1 J ,l rl lCS M Mun c y pas tor Su 1day sc hool ~ J5 a m m orn1nq worsh rp I I am cven rng worsh 1p 7 30 p m Pr ayer mce t 1n g Tu esd ay 7 30 pIll Young peop les meetrng 7 JO om Th ursdily Co r ner MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAP TI ST - Corner S x th and P,11mcr II e Rev St e ve ) kaqqs pas t or Danny rnomp son Sunday school sup! WMP O r ad10 progra m 7 -1 5 t1 m Sund ay sc hool Q 15 am morn ng wo r sh p 10 t ~ a m You tll a c t1v l rt:s and fello w sh p tor un10r and se n1or h gh studen ts 6 p m B1b e study ! 30 p n M1d w eek pr ayer SL rv Cf' Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST M 1ddlepor t 5t h a nd Ma 1n Geo r g_e G l a ze m 1n1ster James Shee ts su perrnten d en t Br bl e sc hool 9 30 a m mor nm g wor ShiP 10 30 a m evenmg worsh p 7 30 p m pr a ye r se rv 1ce 7 p m Wed nes d" v MIDDLEPORT CHURCH 0~ TH E N AZA RENE Rev pasto r Alfre d Dvn Cole Ru<:.chc l Sunclay Sc l"loo l su pt ">u ndily SCI1 00I 9 30 il m 1 orn n q wors t 1p 10 30 (l m ~ur nl ny e vonge l tst c n1ee11ng 7 JO p 11 pra yer 11eet1ng 'Nr>rh'> "'"'rlM\1 7 30 p m THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwtgh t L Zav 11l Pastor Dr r ecto r H ARR ISONVIlLE Su nda y Chur c h Sc hool 9 30 am M r s Ho mer Le e S ~p t Morn m g Wo rsh iP 10 JO am MIDDLE PORT ~ Sunday Chur c l"l Sc h ool 9 30 am John F Fu ltz Su pt Mo r n rn q Worshrp IU JO am SYRAC U SE Morn tn g Wo r shrp 9 a m Sun day Ch ur c h Sc hool 10 am Mrs. Sampson Hnll Sup ! RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD - Ph II p Wh !l ey pastor SundilY SC hOO l 10 a Ill w orsh tp SN \ItCe 7 p m Prnyer 11 ee l n g We dn es dav 1 JO p m H AZE l COMMUNITY CHURCH N eM Long Bot toll Edsel Har t pa s tor Su 1d.1y SC I1 00 I 10 a m Church 7 30 p m pr ay er meel1119 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Thr r d Ave the R!!v W!llr.;un Kn tl te l pastor Ronald Dug;m Su nday Sc hOol Su pt Cl ass es for al l ages even1ng se rv 1ce 7 30 p m B1ble s tu dy Wednesd ay 7 30 p m youth serv1 ces Frrday 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corne1 As h and Plum M d d le port No e l H e rrman pasto r Sa t urday evenrng ser v Ice 7 p m Sundily sc hoo l 10 a m Su nday evenrng wo rsh rp 7 p m MEIGS I COOPERATIVE PAR ISH THE UNITED ME T HODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner D i rector POMEROY ClUSTER Rev Car lE Htcks R e\1 D Wm Svdenstncker CHESTER Wo rSh iP 9 15 a rn Cl"lurch Sc hool 10 am E NTERPRISE - Wo rsh i p 9 a m Church School 10 am FLAT WOODS - Worshrp 11 a m Cl"lu r c h School 10 a m POMEROY Worshrp 10 JD a m Chu r c h School 9 15 am U MY F630 pm ROCK SPRINGS - Worshrp 10 a m Church School 9 a m UMYF630pm MIDDLEPORT CLUSTioR Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH WorSh iP 10 30 a m Chu r ch Sch ool 9 30 a m UMYF 1 pm RUTLAND Worsh tp 9 15 am Chur c h Schoo l 10 am UMY F 7 p m Wor SA LEM CENTER Sh iP 9 am Chur ch Sc hool 10 a rn UMYF Thursday . 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev R rc hard E Jarvts ASB UR Y Wo rsh p 11 a m Chu rch School 9 50 a m wscs 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worshrp 9 a n1 Church. Sc hool 10 am wscs 3r d Wednesday 7 30 p m • MINERSVILLE - Worshtp 10 am Ct1urch Sc hool 9 am wscs 3rd Monday . 7 30 p m SYRACUSE C hur c l'l School 1 9 30 a m worSh iP serv1 ~ 7 30 nl R SOUTHERN CLUSTER Reo,~ Steven W1l so n Re"" Larry Poling Rev Howard Shtvel ev BETHANY ( Dorcas ) Wo rs h rp , 9 30 am Church Sc hool 10 30 a m .. CARMEL Worsh rp 11 a m lsi and Jrd Sundays Chur ch Sct1ool 10 a m At'PLE l.uf:OVE - Sunday sc hool 9 JO am , wcr5h rp ftr St ana thrrd Sund ay 7 30 p m prayer mectmg , Wed nesclay 7 30 p m Fellowsh i p su pper f1rst Satu rda y 6 p m U M W second T uesday 7 30 A thought for the da J Am encan au th or Ambrose Pm Pierce sa 1d Self-demal IS EAST LETART ~ Sunday 9 JO a r worSI"I Ii.> Indulgence of ' a pr openslll to ScMol ~Prnna itt to fourth SundCty 7 30 for ego " Dm prayer meetrng Wed nes day 7 30 p m UM W f1r s t Wedn esd ay 7 30 p m WESLEYAN IRacr n e) ~ Su nday SC t"'OOI 10 a m wo r Sh ip I I am B1ble study Th urs day 7 p m c horr pracf1ce Thursday 8 p m t cllo w s hrp supper ftr s t W~e dnesday IJ JP p m U M W tou rth M onday 8 p ,.... GREATBEND - WorSI"Irp 11 a m 2nd and 4th Sunclays Church Schoo l 10 am LETART FALLS - WorShip 10 a m Chu r c h school 9 a m B rbl e study 7 30 p m every Tu es day MORNING STAR - Wor sh 1p 9 30 a m Churc h Sc hool 10 30 a m M d Week Se r vrce Wednesday B p m MORSE CHAPEL - Wor Sh1p 11 am 1st and 3rd Sundoys Chu r ch Sc hool 10 am PORTLAND - Worsh p 7 30 p m Ch urch Sc hool 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worship 11 am 2nd and 4th Sundays Cl"lurch Sc hool 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Re\1 Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Worshrp 10 am Church Sc hool 9 a m Prayer Meet1ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church se r v rc es 9 a m Sunday Sc hool 9 45 a m B ble St udy every Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor sh 1p 11 a m Chu r c h School 10 am ALFRED - Sunday school 9 45 a m each Sunday pr ea c h ng al 11 am each Sun day Prayer meet ng 7 45 p m W ednesday WSC S B p m on thrrd Tuesday each monfh REEDSVILLE Sun day sc hool 9 30 preach 1ng 7 30 p m Sunday prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Tu esd ay WSCS 7 JO f r st Thursday each month SIL.VER RIDGE - WorShip 10 a m Ct1ur c h Sc hool 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Wor sh rp 9 a m Chur c h Sc hool 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freder tck supt Sennce weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Preach 1ng f rrst and thr r d Sundays of month by Cl lfor d Sm rth 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Dar r ell Doddrt ll pastor Su nday School 9 JO a m Leo nard G 1lmore f rrst eld er evenrng servrce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meet m g l 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Racrne Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand pastor Su nday scho ol 9 45 am morn ng worsh p 11 am E venmg serv 1ces Tuesday and Fr tday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1ble Study 9 30 a m mornrng worstup 10 30 am evenrng worshrp 6 30 p m Wednesday B1b l e Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School 10 am wrth Willard Prgott supt Evangelrstrc message eac h Sunday even 1ng 7 30 p m by Elder Russett C1rne m rntsterof the Apostolic Farth B ble Stu dy Wedn es day 1 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday school serv1ce 10 a m Prayer meet1ng Thursday 7 p m Sund a y evenrng service 7 D m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST P ome r oy Harrrsonvrl1e Road Mrk e G rrlon pa stor Stev en Stil nley Sunday school supr Sunday sc hool 9 JD am morn m g wor sh1P and com l l U!liOn 10 30 am Sund ay e\len ng you th Chrrst an en d eavor 6 30 p m wor shrp serv1c e 7 30 p m Wedne sday even1 ng praye r mee t ng and B1b e study 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Ptn e Grove Tt1e R ev Willram M 1ddleswa rth Pas tor Chur ch Se rvrces 9 30 a m Sunday Sc hool 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Btble SchOOl 9 30 a m morn rng worshrp 10 30 a m Su n d ay even ng WorShip Ser v rce 7 p m chOir pra c ll ce Wednesday 7 p m Rev Je ff R.3 n s.on Pa stor ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev F reeland Norr~s pastor Sunday schoo l 10 a m Church serv, ce Wednesday 7 p m BLble Study 7 P m RACINE CHURCH OF I HE NAZARENE Rev Wlll,am Bar tholomew pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 am Ge r a ld Wells sup! morn 1ng wors h 1p 10 30 am Wed n esd ay se r v rce 7 p m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Walter P Brk.acsan pastor Ronnt e Salser Su nday school 5upt Sund ay sc hool 9 30 am morntng worsh rp 10 40 Sund ay eve nmg worsh1p 7 30 Vl. e dn es day eve nrng B 1ble study 7 30 DANVILLE WESLE.YAN Re., Le lon Glasure pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m youth ancr1unror youth serv ce 6 45 p m eveni ng worshJp 7 30 p m prayer and pratse Wednesday , 7 30 om SILVER RUN FREE 8APTIST - Rev Ralph Dean pastor Sunday Soroo1 10 a m Le on Md l er supt Even ing serv rce 7 30 p m Prayer m~e t i ng Thursday 7 30 p m CHE~T~R CHURCH OF GOD Re\1 Dan Ayers pastor Su nday schoo l 9 30 a m worsh p servrce 11 a m t:ven1ng servrce 7 30 p m YOUth serv1ce Wed nesday 7 30 pm LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURC H T ed Jo nes pas tor Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m Roy Srg man supt morn n g worsh1p 10 30 Sunday even,ng serv rc e 7 30 mtcl week se r ... ,c e Wed nesday 7 30 p m :tYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev How ard C Black pastor Bob Moore Sunday School Supt Sunday Sch oo l classes for all aoes 9 30 a m morntng worsll rp 10 45 NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m ev angelrst rc servrce Sund ay 7 30 p m Mtd week p r a ye r meetrng , Wednesday ' 30 p m M ss ronary meetr ng se rt)n t1 WeclnP.Sr1""" 1 30 p m UNITED f-AIII"' Nur. DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Sm tth pastor Sunelay sch ool , 9 30 am • c lass leader , Leo H 111 worsh l p serv 1ce 10 30 a m church J 30 o m EDEN UNtrED BReTH RENIN CHRIST- Elden R Bl ake pastor SundBy School 10 a m Howard McCoy supt Morn 1ng sermon 11 a m Sunday n tght serv 1ces Chr stt an Endeaver . 7 3~ p m Song serv rce 8 p m Preachmg 8 30 p m Mtd w eek Prayer meetmg Wed n esday , 7 p m Ray Addms lav lea d~'r t...t-~URCH OF JE$U) CHRIST - Located at Rut l and on New L rma Road nexl to Fores t Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse p11slor Robert Musser Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday school 10 30 a m • worshtp 7 30 p m B1ble study Wed nesday , 7 30 p m Salurday n1ght prayer sen~tce . 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson , pastor Ray Whaley, supt Mornrng wo r sh tp 9 30 am c hurch .SchoOl 10 30 a m y oung people ' s meetrng , 6 30 p m even 1ng worsh1p 7 30 P m Brble study , Wednesday . 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec rl Cox pastor Sunday Sc hool s upt , Joe Sayre Su nday sc hool 9 45 a m Sunday evenmg worshiP 7 30 Wednesday prayer and B1ble study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood , pa stor Howard Caldwell Jr Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 am Mornmg Sermon 10 30 am Sunday evenmg serv rce 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norrrs pastor Floyd Norrts supt Sunday school 9 30 a m mornmg sermon 10 30 a m Player serv 1ce Wednesday 73(1pm CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Sm rth , pa stor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Arthur Henson Supt Morn 1ng Worsh rp 11 am Young Peoples servtce , 7 p m Even rng serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday M1d Week Prayer Servr c e. 7 30 p m Youth meetrng t. 30 p m Evenmg worshrp 7 30 p m CHESTER 7- The Dally Sentmel, Mlddleport-Pome•oy, 0 Fnda) , March 7, 1975 DICK TRACY Television log for easy viewin11: FRIDAY,MARCH7, 1915 7 oo-Truth,br Cons 3.4. Bowling for Dollars 6, What's My Ll,. 8 Avlalton Weather 20,33 News 10 Jimmy Dean 13, I Stir 15 7 30-Porter Wagoner 3, Pop Goes the Country 4 8 New Candlcl Camera 6, Treasure Hunt 10, To Tell the Truth 13 Perspective on the News 20,33 8 Oil-Sanford & Son 3.4 15 Night Stalker 6 13 Gorilla 8,10, Wast'tlngton Week in Rvlew 20,33 8 30---Chlco & the Man 3,4 15 Wall Street Week 20,33 pm CAPTAIN EASY HOW DARE YO U VILE S WINDLI NG 00 6 ANC' AFTER ROB 8 1No ME OF ~!A S MIN Z t CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH - Rev Paul N e \11lle pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Mornmg ser\ltee 10 30 am youth service 6 45 p m E""angeltStiC ser\llce 7 30 p m Prayer mee trng Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob Rev E J C.rrftrth supl of church R ev L R Gtuesencamp pa s tor Roger Wdlfred Sr Su nday School supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m prayer meet ng Tu es day 7 30 p m youth meetrng 6 p m Sunday 1eaders Ada Van Meter and Gretta Suttle Sunday evening worsl"ltP 7 p m through wrnter months MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook, pastor Sunday school 9 3D am , Russell Spencer. supt worship serv1ce 10 45 am , evenmg worshrp alternatrng wtfh C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meetrng 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lAy leader WHITE ' S RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rod Kasler pastor v H 6ra l ey Sunday school supt Sunday school , 9 30 am worsh p service and com m un ron 10 30 f m youth meeting 6 p~ Sunday evenrng servrce 7 regular board meetmg th trd Sa turday RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd 0 Grrmm Jr pastor Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m worsh 1p servrce 10 30 am broadcast 11ve over WMPO young people's serv1ce 6 45 evangeliStiC servrce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30p m Mrssronary meetmg 7 30 p m f rst Wednesday of mon th MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto pastor SundaY School 9 JOL evening worsh ip ' 30 Thursday evenrng pr11y~:,• servtce 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST - Second and F"omeroy Sts Stan Craig pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m worship service 11 a m tralntno un 1on . 6 30 p m evenmg worsh rp servrce , 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer serv ice Wednesday 1 30 p m CHURCH FIRST SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY OF NJD lWcN'T '.3Pe.AKIIJ0 ". we become Kentucky Afield 13 7 Oil-Saturday Report 3, Aware 6, Treehouse Club 8 World BUr ~ c.aw (_L£N< 'fli; lllHOU:: Around Us 10, In Touch 13 7 3G-Jabberwocky 3, Farm Front 4 Eddie Saunders 6 Abbott & Costello 8 Man From COSt 10 Tennessee Tuxedo 13, Sesame St 20 8 oo--Addams Family 3 4 15 Yogi s Gang 13, Jabberwocky 6 My Favorite Martians 8 Popeye 10 8 3D-Wheelle & the Chopper Bunch 3,4, 15, Bugs Bunny 13 Speedracer 6, Speed Buggy 8, Mister Rogers 20 9 Oil-Emergency Pius 3 4 15 Hong Kong Phooey 6 13 Jeannie 8 10 Sesame St 20 9 3G-Run Joe Run 3 4 15 Adventures of Gilligan 13 Big Blue Marble 6, Partridge Family 8,10 1WU'P UP IF ~'f t,t.Q!t..D Jml'OQ\.1(~ l)5 '· particularly consc1ous of them and of our need for help- a certam kmd of help that can be found only through the things we learn tn Church The Church doesn I pretend to baniSh our cares and woes But its teachings realistically cons1der the expenences of life 1tsetf No matter what our personal cross may be we seem able to bear 1ts burden with more strength Lent IS a wonderful t1me m wh1ch to begm makmg church·gomg a regular part of your llf&-lf you haven t already 3&~!1rn®f:!.,::::t:! ~.c Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordanary words Copy• gh l I<J75 K:.. •IN Adv~ I 5 ng St-rvt{~ Sunday Proverbs Monday Mark 4 10 15 10 17 21 Inc St.. ~b urg V rg n t Tuesday Mark 12 13 17 Wednesday Genes1s Thursday Matthew Frtday I Cormth1ans 20 2·6 20 2Q-23 1 21·25 FAIRVIEW 4 Oll-Wreslilng t5 Making Things Grow 33 4 3G-A Btl With Knll 33 5 oo--Bonanza 3, Wide World of Sports 6 12 13 Bonanza 4, High School Bowl 8, Goll 10 To Be Announced 15, The Romagnolls' Table 33 5 3G-News 8 Outdoors with Ken Callaway 15, Course of our 6 oo--News 3 4 10, Lawrence Welk 8 A Look at the Book 15, Catch 33 33 6 3G-NBC News 3,4, 15 Reasoner Report 13, News 6, CBS News 10 Zoom 33 7 oo--Treasure Hunt 3. Lawrence Welk 4,15 Hee Haw 6,8, $25,000 Pyramid 10, News maker 7513, World Press 33 7 3G-Jeopardy 3 Animal World 10. Celebrity Sweepstakes 13 8 Oil-Natures Strangest Creatures 3,4, IS, Kung Fu 13, College Baskelball6 Allin the Family 8, 10, Book Beat 33 8 20--Movle 'Pollyanna" 3,4, 1S 8 3G-College Basketball 8, The Jeffersons 10, Biography 33 9 Oil-Movie' Skulldruggery" 13, Mary Tyler Moore 10, Movie 'When a Woman Ascends the Stairs' 33 9 3G-Bob Newhart 10 10 Oil-Movie "Skullduggery' 6, Carol Burnell 10 11 oo--News 3 4 6,8, 10,13 Don Kirshner' s Rock Concert 15 11 3G-Movte The Outsider" 3, Movie ' Woman of Straw" 4, Movie 11 Portralt ot a Mobster 'B, Movie 1 'Goodbye 12 15-Movte 'The Curse of the Doll People" 6 1 oo--Movle "Night of the Blood Monster" 13 1 15-Movle 'Fluffy" 4 2 3G-ABC News 13 3 3G-Movie 'The Long Ships' 10 4 45-Movte "Doc1or Blood's Coffin" 4 1ru1 a good day to try to draw to an mslde straight If you take any financial flyers be sure they re penny ante stuH Saturday luke 15 3-7 I D I II SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) Be care lul how you handle lragr 1e household items Somethi ng you re fond of will get broken If you move things -, caretess ly For 811urday, Merch 8, 1875 HUI<:~-AN[;:> YOU With the hope 11 wtll, m some measure, foster and help sustam that wh1ch 1s good In famtly and communlly l1fe, th1s feature ts sponsored by the bus mess firms and organ1zattons whose names appear below 3 1 Mt<:>HT MAKE: AiHEN5! I III N TILHEG • ~"! ~ l_~ j r _ _ arran1e the ctrt:ltd letten to form the aurpriH: an~wer, u sunetled by the above cartoon. Now ,:==,.. = .. = .==IISI=ANSWIII::::::ben::::::._;l " [ MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Mam HEINERS BAKERY Dia\992 2101 ' - XXI I X)" (AMwen lomorrow) Jumbloo SOAPY CLEFT FACADE MISLAY l'eelr.rd•f• Bakers of Good Bread Huntmgton, W Va Pomeroy \ An••~r . Ractne Dial 992 3284 Middleport Ph 992 2366 Middleport i GASOLINE ALLEY The stove JUSt 337 N 2nd Middleport to 16 Pref1x meanmg before" 17 Large contamer 18 Shows pleasure 20 Th1ck p1ece 21 Malden BETSY ROSS BAKERY SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT MARK V STORE Louts W Osborne Ph 992 2178 Pomeroy 220 E Main L!L ABNER Middleport, Ohio SO YOU'VE GAULS MARKET DISSOLVED THE E<S& iN THE MILLION GALLONS OF WATeR" -SOWHAT2- SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill Ali Doctors' Prescriptions Pomeroy 992 2955 Chester, Ohto Meigs County Branch DUDLEY'S THE AlltErtS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296W Second Pomeroy TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second 51 Middleport, 0 46 Court St Gallipolis, 0 Ph. 992 3863 THE DAILY SENnNEL Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 307 Sprong Ave Pomeroy Dlal992 2318 WAID CROSS SONS STORE " The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio Ph 9<1'1 5772 The Finest In Mob1le Homes 1100 E Moon Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 I Syracuse, 0 Ph 992 3986 NOW TRY WHAT DRINKING DID I I IT'!- TASTG L.Jt<E '2 GASOLINE!!! -OF THS- ~H II- denotatiOn Boggy Headlmer SluggiSh Very (Ger) Biblical verb ending ?:1 Kiln 28 Wobble 31 Edwardian mckname 32 - d1em 33 SwiSS canton 34 Public ~+-+-1-+-+speaker 36 Footless anunal 99 M1li St Middleport PISCES (Fob 20-Morch 20) II doesn t become you to contempla1e tacttcs that aren 1 out rn tt1e open to splle one whom you feel has wronged you " March I, 1975 You witl be Invo l ved In ~ something of a confidential and unusuat nature this year It w1ll prove to be qu i te prof1tabte Don t broadcast • what you re doing till Its well launched !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ' extra careful today how you handle tools or s h arp 1n struments Also be sure those you re wo r king With do ltkewlse LIBRA (Sepl 23·0CI 23) Its WIN AT BRIDGE Proper time to lose a trick the kmg, h1s majesty refused to fall South wound up losmg a trump, two d1amonds and a spade . South should have seen that there was no way to avmd the spade loser but that there was a proper time to lose 11 South should Simply have d1scarded one of dummy's spades, mstead of wastmg a trump honor on West's nme Then when South went after trumps, he would have been able to p1ck up East s kmg an<1 eventually use dummy 's fourth trump to ruff his last spade 7 4 A Q 72 .9 + A6 4KJ 9854 SOUTH "'A K 4 .AJ5 3 2 • 10 8 2 ... 6 3 Both vulnerable DAil. Y CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1! AXYDLBAAXR It LONGFELLOW XPVA AJTN GVQ• CP MSYJA UYMZKMY TYKCEYA IAJGY, EAST IDI ... Q 62 • K87 tKQJ97 1 410 WEST 4 J 10 R7 ZPQKCY, TPA SKMY SKQQKJH RPSZYA Yesterday's Cryploquote: JUSTICE IS THE FIRM AND CONTINUOUS DESIRE TO RENDER TO EVERYONE THAT WlllCH- IS IllS DUE -JUSTINIAN !NEWSPAPER EN~E RPRI SE ASSN West North East South 1• 1. Pass Pass 3• Pass Pass Pass 4• Pl\,11"' Chester THERE STALK 60tNG AROUND THAT I ~HOULDN'T LET 'lllU 00\tiNATE NEW YORK Q.OTHING HOUSE ME ALL M~ FRIENDS 5ttii THAT I 51l0UL0 5TANO UPTO ~OU t cz: e; :J1!t\P# a 1 The b1ddmg has been Opemng tead - A t By Oswald & James Jacoby Why d1d you wm that th1rd tnck'' asked North I guess 1t was for the same reason that people want to chmb a mountam The tr1ck was there for the takmg · You can get k11led climbmg moun ta1ns You can go broke takmg the wrong tnck The defense started w1th three rounds of d1amonds West stuck h1s rather useless nine of trumps on hiS partner's tr1ck and South promptly overruffed w1th dummy s 10 spot Then he went alter trumps The finesse worked mcely, but when 1t came down to trymg to p1ck up West North East Pass 1 + Pass Pass 2 • Pass You , Soutll hotd I.I. 7 • South ? 4 K J 9 4 • A Q 2 t Jl 3 ... K 10 5 What do you do now? • A - Pass Your partaer is jutt givl11g you a chance m case you have a bit hand TODAY'S QUESTION , ,. Instead of b1ddmg two spad~s your partner has bid two clubs oveFr your one spade What do you d~ row ' J! " Send $1 tor JACOBY MODERIJ book to " Wm sf Bridge," (elf!, th1s newspaper), P 0 Box 489,RadiO Crty Staf10n, New Yolk, NY 10019 '"' (C) 1 t76 KIDI F ..turu Syndlut• 1M ) Hom elite Saws Chur~ and Office Supplies Gilts You re a beHer follower today !han you are a leader Have defrnrte goals or you II be gotng off In two directions at once • Q 10 6 4 • 53 22 23 24 25 2& Furn1turean~ Hardware MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Fob. 18) VIRGO (Aug 23·81pl. 22) Be name KM RIDENOUR SUPPLY Ph 985 3308 get lost or stolen tf you leave them lying about or treat them with Indifference ... 95 3 DJAKCX Attend the Church of Your Choice Ph. 992 J.j98 Pomeroy ~ ts and Grocer 1es 19) Possessions you prize wilt httle too seriously and try to steamrotter the opposition NORTH HJKTCJKT BEN FRANKLIN STORE SADIE'S MARKET Yesterday's Aoswer expression 8 lllwmnate 25 Cahforma 3 Moss Hart (3 wds) city play 9 Inlet 28 Italian (4 wds) 10 Squalid commune 16 Equal 29 Wear away 4 Samuel's mentor 19 Memonze 30 Equestnan 5 Boxes 20 Struck 32 Car 23 D1vers 35 Aunl ( Sp ) 6 Tenms term 24 Unfnendly 36 I love 7 Suffix for look (Sp ) vulcan CRYPTOQUOTE . KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jon. good to be competitive but to day you re apt to take thrngs a gomg to be perturbed by a c lose companion you feU was 1n agreement wrth you when she c hanges her mind at the last m nute One letter simply .tands lor another In thts sample A is used for the three L's, X lor the two O's, etc Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words ar~ all hmts Each day the code letters are different POWELL'S SUPER YAW Grocer1es & Gener&l Merchandise Racine WINNIE P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Devoted To the Interest Of The Meigs Mason Area France Sue' Ph 992 2550 Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Ph 992 3030 Middleport Ph 949 9591 12 Soap mgred1ent 13 Southern 14 Zoroastrian b1ble 15 'A Named happen ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STAtiON Rac1ne blew' else n1ce do ljOU th1 nil. Will ; Buick Pontiac Opel G M c. Dealer 500 E Main St Ph 992 2174 person DOWN I Broadway nops 2 Mode of vme . - TAURUS (Aprii20·Mir 20) II s ca reful Don t become overly rnvo lved ln ano ther s com p!rcaled affairs especially If his problem s are of a material nature Middleport, Ohio SMITH NELSON MOTORS alt,rthought are apt to get ail louted up LEO (July 23·Aug. 22) You re M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER GOEGLEIN READY MIX vance today Things you try to do I n has t e or as an CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be Mmor Repairs & Tune up Beech & Locust SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dec. 21) Plan your moves well In ad- • You r Impatience will be hard to re gn rn tf thmgs don t go your way on the first try Shun tasks where you lack competence INGLES ASHlAND SERVICE The Store woth A Heart Phone 949 3342 ARIES (Morch 21·Aprlt 18) Be c arefu l wllt"' whom you assocrate today Avotd tt1ose who acl on the spur of the mo ment One frrend ts a bil too Wild QEMINI (Mor 21·JUnl 20) (,rru lin allllt'lt- u Htmt' - A PISTOL . RACINE FOOD MARKET Charlie~< 10 Movie ' Horror House' 13 , Janak! 33 12 OG-ABC News 6 3 oo-Movle " Information Received" 4 BIBLE CHURCH, Letart , W Va , Rt 1 Rev George Hoschar pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Prayer and Bible- study 7 30 p m Cotrage Prayer Serv 1c e Tuesday 10 a m WorShiP Service Thursday 3 JG--Pro Bowlers Tour 6 13 Women's Pro Tennis 8,1 0 1 30-Movle "Come Blow Your Horn 1 ' 10 OH, NO'TlitNG MUCH, OOC10R, I WAS .JUST "'IWINKING ABOUT IWR MR. LU~H, iHAIS ALL! Selec lrd 8y Thr "mencan B ble Socu:- ty Sc 11ptu• e~ HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST rn Ctlrlst11n Union The Rev W rltiam Campbell , pastor Sunday School 9 30 4m James Hugtres, supt , even1no ser\l lce 7 30 p m Wednesday tvenrng prayer meetrng 7 30 p m Youth prayer service each Tuesday 7 30 p m ~l. l.l£U.H Many of us carry crosses, fa1nt i1ke the dogwoods emblem but w1lh us nevertheless tn th1s Lenten season 6 3()---.-Fun for Everyone6 , TV Classroom 8 Treehouse Club 10 BORN LOSER Dinosaurs 8 10, Carrascolendas. 20 3G-Star Trek 3,4 15, Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show • 8,10 Zoom 20 12 0()--Jetsons 3,4, 15 These are the Days 6, 13, Harlem Gtobetrollers 8, 10, Bread & Butterflies 20 12 3G-Sout Train 3 American Bandstand 6 13, Go 4, 15, Fat Alber I 8,10 1 oo--Movle ' Lonely Are the Brave" 4, College Basketball 15, Children s Film Festival 8,10 1 3G-Wagon Train 3 Sou l Train 6 Other People, Olher Places 13 2 oo--Wrestllng 8 Urban League 10 Bill Dance Outdoors Show 13 1 3~utdoors With Julius Boros 6, Popeye 10, Harold Ensley Sportsman's Friend 13 J Oil--College Basketball 3 4 Friends of Man 6, Viewpoint 8, Green Acres 10 Celebrity Bowling 13 To Be Announced 15 11 Times 33 6 oo-Sunrlse Semester 10 whrle of each md1v1dual blossom Somehow 10. SATURDAY.MARCH8, 1975 wards, a cross was Implanted tnto the flower tt self to rematn for all ttme You can see tt tf you look closely rust brown aga 1nsl the "s GOD - Seconel St Mason w Va Chester Tennant , pastor Sunday schoo l , 10 • m , morntno worship 11 am evangellsf tC serv1ce , 7 30 p m Brb1e study and prayer service, Wednesday. 7 JO p m Phone773 5133 Paul ' Breakout" 6 Movie • The Black Scorpion" 8, Mov.. ·Assignment Terror" 10 Janakl 33 Legend has 1t lhat, long ago, the dogwood came mto bloom on Calvary and lhat, afler· BAP TIST - Corner of Second an~ Anderson Mason F"astor , Wa l ter Cloud Sunda y school 9 am • worshrp service 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly Btb1e study , Wednesday. 1 30 pm MASON 5CU M fA$)"- symbOl OF CHRIST. P 0 Box 48l M1ller St Mason W Va Sunday B1ble Study 10 am • WorShiP 11 a m and 7 p m Bible- Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal mUSIC 20 1\ 3G-Jol1nny Carson 3,415 Wide World Mystery IJ Movill COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday School, 9 30 am Worsh tp service 11 a m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Sunday ntoht worshtp 7 30 p m News 2 Jo-Star Trek 4 3 Jo-Movle " Wild Seed ' 4 5 Jo-Movle 'The Big Risk' 4 CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter . pastor Sunday school 9 30 am worshtp serv1ce . 10 30 am Sible study and prayer service Wednesday , 7 30 p m 6 13, 11 DO--News 3,~.6,8,10,13,15 , ABC News 33 IT WA- THAr BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Rober Wyatt pastor Sunday Schoo supt Ronald Osborne B rble School 9 30 am preaching 10 45 am Evenrng serv1ces 7 30 om HYSELL RUN FREE MASON WA S MY IC'EA Barretta 1 15-Movle "The Abominable Snowman of the Himalayas" REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF 7pm EI(.CEI.LE NCY p.,IONE 0 THI"";o t Oll-MldAight Special 3 4, t5. Wide World Mystery 6 News 13. OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac i ne Road Wdlll!llm R:ousn , pastor Denny Evans , Sunday SchooT Drrector Sunday School 9 30 am Morn~ng worstltP 10 JO am , Sunday e-venrng servrce 7 p m Wednesday evenrng prayer services, 7 30 I) m Bf fTHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler pastor Worsh p ser\llce 9 30 a m Sunday schoo l 10 30 am Sunday evenmg serv1ces 7 30 p m Brb l e study and prayer <:o:>rv 1ce Thursday 7, .30 p m Roao ~un day K tngsbury School 9 30 am Ralpl"l Car l supt Worsh p servrce 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meetmg WednesdAy 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles pin tor oo--Pollce Woman 3 4 15 Nuchtms 33 10 Jo-World Press 20 10 6liME Y VE.R $ 25 000 CHRIST Charles Russell Sr m 1nrster Norman C Wl11 supt Su nday school 9 30 am worSh ip serv1ce 10 30 a m B1ble study Tuesclay 7 30 p m LONG 9 3D-Odd Couple 6,13 Assignment America 33 PO.;E A 5 P R NCE5G LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Rev F loyd F Shook pa stor Lloyd Wrrght Sunday sc hool sup! Sunday school 9 30 a m morn ng worsh 1p 10 30 am ev en1ng worst11p 7 30 p m Wednesday Chrtsl,an Youth Crusad e 6 30 p m Choir pra c t 1ce Thur sday 7 p m DEXTER 9 Oil-Rockford Fllu 3,4 IS l'lot L Baltimore 6 13 Coli• Basketball 8 Masterpiece Theatre 20, Movie ' House on Green Apple Roed" 10, Consumer Survival Kit 33 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate pastor Wor Sh i p serv ice 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m R 1chard Barton supt Prayer meeting Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Cli ffOrd Sm 1th m 1n ster Sunday School 9 JO a m mornrng c hur c h 10 30 a m Su nday evenmg se rvr ce 7 JO p m Wednesday serv ce B Black 10 oo--Land of the Losl3 4,15 Devlin 6, 13, Scooby Doo Where Are You 8,10, Elec Co 20 10 3G-Sigmund and the Sea Monsters 3,4, 15, Lassie 6, 13, " Shazam B 10, Zee Cooking School 20 11 0()--Pink Panther 3,4, IS, Super Friends 6,13, Valley of the ' I HAVE STUPID FRIEND$ "' " "" .. ... ' .,, Kerm•s Korner ". Kermit Walton Pomeroy lUll"• I. c • J t.H . f �6 - The Dally Sentmel. M•~dl eport-romeroy, 0 , F11day , "1m ' hi 19i5 GRAHAM UNITED MET HODIST P reachtng 9 30 a .-n 'ftr st and ~eco ntf Sundays o l each month lh tr d ilnd • POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Pernn pastor Ro y Ma ye r Sunday sc llool su pt Chu r ch school 9 I S <"I " worShtP serv tcet 10 7-i <' m Youth c hotr rehe ar sal Mon day 3 30 p m under d~rect on of Mary Skrnner sen or c ho r reh ears a l 7 30 p m Thur sdaY w rth Mrs Pau N ense d trectbr POMEROY FIRST SAP TIST Robe rt ~uhn pas to r Wri t <Hll Wntso n ~und ay school su p ! Sunday sc hoo l 9 JO a Tl BY Fi ~ p l 0 be Sl udy Wednesday 1 p m cho r praci 1Ce WPcln es day 8 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYA N C HUR C H H OLINESS Harr sonvll c ~£'v 0 Ott Mlnl cy Pasto r H en r'r Ebl111 ~un d ny C. ct1001 )u pt ~un d.:iv 'ichoo 9 JO a 11 E vfn ng worshq.> l 30 p m Pr <1 yer and Pr <1 1Sf' st•rv ((' Thursd,ly JO POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAREN E Corner Un t n and Mu ber ry Rev p ' Cl yo t V Hend erson pnstor Sunday schoo l 9 J O a m G en SYRfi C U 'SE FIRST M cClu ng supt morn1 19 r HU RC H OF GOD Rt worsh p 10 30 a ll evl!n ng v orqL 1.) 1 1 c~ s t or ':lu 1 ' ''Y serv ce 7 30 m 1CI v.e..:-k. ser .,, ll () y ~~ l l 1 (1rJ tl( v ce Wedne sd ay 1 30 p 11 1 GRACE E P ISCOPAL T hf' 1rr1rn'1 ~ 11 q I <, ( IV t I" til p Rev Harold D re n1 re,__ to r 1q r I r r •1 Chu r cn serv1ces 10 JO n m 1 Holy communiOn first ~u nr1 <ly I ' of month cnurcn scMol 10 JO POMEROY WEStSI DE a m to r nu rsery l hrou<ll 12 CH UR CH OF CHRI ST '100 W POMEROY CHU RCH OF n Ju ,. r 1 CHRIST Terr ell Gron 1gN i ll <,I I pt (I 1 ~ 9Y I 6/Jh pnstor B bl c schoo l 9 30 1 m Co ,ser v,1T v non v.o rs n 1p l{l JO a , ildutr 1nstr um e' tal '.unday worshtp worSh tP serv1ce a HI vou 1g 10 il rr B IJI€' Study I l il ll p eoples m t: £-tmq ~ 10 p m Wed 1es d1y Co mb 1nE'd B ble study and worsh p 6 p rn B1bl f' study 7 p rr pray er meet1ng Wr d nc sd ay MIDWAY COMMUNITY 7 30 p m CHURCH l 1 on THE SALVAT I ON ARMY L c1 1 gsv11le Envoy Ray W W nmg off 1cer d enom,n al ona I Dex t er Ro ad the Rev Worley m c harge SunclAy 10 am H,1 tey pa stor ~ uncJay school Hol 1nes s meet1ng 10 30 a rn Sunday School Youn g People s 10 am e11en1rHJ wor sh p 7 JO Leg, on 7 p m Thursday 1to 3 p rn Prayer mee 11n9 7 30 p m you th La d i es H om~ I ei'loue 7 1 uesday p m qroup F1 1d ay 7 30 p m p.m Prep classes ST PAUL LUTH ERAN CHURC H Corner ot Sy ca m ore dnd Sec ond Sis Pome r oy f hC' Rev Will ram M ddl eswil rf h Pa s lor Sun d ay Sc hoo l a t 9 1 ~ a m and Church Serv10 s II RUT LA ND - -FREEWIL L BAPTIST l~o q c r Tu rn ('r pil <, l or 5u rH18y school Hl.:r m " und t y t vcn tHI ~:d n. cc l 30 Wtdl f"'t(J 1y n bl e study 1 30 pm SACRED HEART Rev F athe r Paul 0 Welton pastor Phone 99'1 '18'1!1 SfltU i dily evenrn§ Mass 7 30 Su nday A<ta ss 8 and 10 a rn Con tess ton SM urday 7 7 30 p ' OLD D EXTER BIBLE CH RI ST IA N C ..IU RC H Rev Ron rt r ry PiiSior C,u mllt SC hOO 10 <l 1 M t <; Wo r •). 1 r.1n c1s ~u p er,ntc n ct c nt Mo r n111q wor s111p 11 ;, 1 ::. urHii1Y ('V(' rll! q "> l' rv Cf J JD am the Sermonette John 6 67, ~~ will ye also go B\\ay" \\ ere words spoken aftet Jesus gave a clear picture of what 1t means to be a p1 ad 1cmg ChrJSilan One of the favonte hymns of lh1" "nte1 1s I Walked TuddV Where Jesus Walked " The closmg words are I Wdl ked toda1 where Jesus walked a nd felt him close to me Have you considered the tmphcatwn of these wmds and those of the scr iptural text ? TI1ey seem to sa) that 1f one follo11 s ChriSt all the way , he may see wha t he neve r saw before 1101 wanted to see he may find his oppm tumLJ to w1tness whc1c he ma y never dreamed 1t "as to be Jesus did not, at a ll tunes walk the smoo th path of no con fltct , no resistance, no confrontations He d1d go to where people needed hun Someflmes those places were not m the Clnu ch where we tlunk people can only go to do good He cll stu1bed the status quo , which d1sturbs us 1f It 's chstUI bed He w.1s often among sumers where we mav thmk 1t 1s cv1l fo r C h11sh ans to Uc CX>uld 1! be we " ould say I'll 11 alk \\here Jesus w,dks 1f that's JUSt wh ere I want to walk ' 0, yes, he just may not be there' Tinnk about tha t' - Hobell T Bumgarner , Heath U M Church Racine SociaJ Events h.lVl !lllprO\ I'd :1f tr1 ll n 1ng B) Mrs Francis Murris Mrs W1lma H1ggs who h<~s lhc flu Mrs G 1 z~ l1 ;1 131kdcsm1 l\11 s been a patmnt ut Vcle1ans Memonal Hosp1tal, re turned G1 eth1 Sampson and M1s Olilc Mnc Couu t attended the Mtm home MISS Edith Hayman has been llap hst Wor ld i\lhunce MISSi on Ill w1th the flu for t11 o weeks a t R,,U y .11 Sh iloh Bap hst Churc h m Colwn bus Sunda) dltei noon her home MISs Pam H11l uf Co lumbus Mr and Mrs Olden Thaxton spent the \\ eekend Syracuse News, Society James 1ea fm d has recel\ ed \l ord of U1e hosp1tahzahon of hiS a unt Mr s Clare nce C1m1mgs, Toront o Oh1o M1 s Curmngs ISa s1ster of M1 s Ada Morris Cheste1 "Mr and Mrs Bill Soulsb\ Bay CI IJ, M1clugan ~1s1 ted h1s s is te r , Gl enna So ul sb \ r~tentlv enroute to Qa\,mdo F:Ja On tl1e1r rt'tlll n to B.n l 1ty they \I SIIect here 0;:1 \\ £'ek \\ lth hii SISter R~ent 'J SJ fOJ s d t th e J.un~~ s Teaford home \\ ~ls ~h and ~lrs Jen' Ho"r HcH.;tnc Hob QJnmnglMm \\ <lS ,t Mondd) ""emng supper guest of the Te1fords Mrs Blanch G1bbs Haune VIS ited her sts ter Gll.'nna Sllulsb) recentll Laurel Cliff News Notes By Bertha Par kt•r ~ Sabbath School <1tlendance at U1e Free Meth od1st Church March 2 "as 74, U1e at tend,mcc Wllrsh1p serv1ce u as 63 He1 Cec1l W1se ga ve the mornmg prayer "Friday at 7 30, World Da1 of ~ayer at the local church, the Hysell Run Church " 111 be cooperatmg m the servtce Rev MorriS Wolfe 11111 g1ve a devohonal talk and s 1ng P,l!bhc IS 1n111ed 'Mr Paul Jacobs and son, KJ , VISited Souths hore Sunday w1th h1s paren ts, Mr and Mrs Pearl Jacobs Mr Fn tz Stahl Ne w Mar· shf1eld, son Paul, Columbus, VISited recently w1th Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer Mrs Kathy Pullens and Mrs Sharon Forner are on the s1ck hsl \\l th hct pm cm t~, Mz c~ nd i\11s Btlh Htll She \\ aS taken bll"'k to Columbns b\ her mother MIS H1ll dlld h L r gt nndmothcz Mrs Halph lladg lel Suncla\ ,l ftel n QOil \\ ho \\ cl t; OVCIIUght gue5i Is of ~~~ .md M1 s Bn tJn Stmpso n at Baltunm c ~ ~~ <~ nd M1 s SleH Cle land spe nt F11da) and Sat111 da1 111 Columbus l'he n sons '' ('rc guest:; of theu g1andp,u ents M1 .md MIS Fl!m k Cleland Mrs Robert \V,t rden ''h o IS emplo, cd m Chadcston W Vel spent (l n cekcnd W!th tu ~ f,m1 1h ill t L I tu \ lm.1111H l h lnltt•d Pn ss I nit 1n.l t !llnn l I od n IS l n dm \Jell <11 J the bh1tl r\,n rl lll7J '' t!h ~!)Q to follo\1 I he m oon LS appt uuchmg 1ts ph, IS( I he m o1:t11ng Ill \ \ sta t s a re ,m el Mttl s I he e' emng st,u s at l' Sahu n Venus cmd J up1te1 1hose Omn on )!n:-:; dc1 tt.: are lUHitr the Sl ~ll o/Pi:sL CS M c 1( LU ' ~ 0!(• (\ l utht•r ' f ourth Su ndays C!ac h mon th wor s h p se r vt c e il t 7 30 p 11 W edne sday even ngs at 7 10 Pr t~ V! r "'"d Btb le " ' ... ~1d roh; \ Ill€'! ! CUll Bm b,mk t8l9 bo tcU1 1St 'Hl~ l.Jm n 011 llu:-; dm Lll ln slon In 11132 m tht' depth!'! of the dt:p r t'""L t ll <Ill estmutrd 3 000 mu1 n ntHI .lt th e [)(>trOl t plnnt of lhf' h 1rd ~1 \J tor 0 .1 Fum men " ere ktllcd In 19!5 \dot! H1 tlr1 ordered tus Nazt Rhmeland sa1lles troops mt o the \ 1olatm g Uw Vet· Ttt~d t) In 1945 the U S 1st \rill\ crossed the Rtnne c1t Rcawgen Ge rm an~ dS World War II 111 Europe mo'ied mto tts closmg n ceks Total Alhed \lclon - VE Da) --can1e Ma) 8 In 1969 t11 0 of the three \pollo 9 astronauts fie\\ thetr 1 ll.Ular module around the mam spacecraft thrn lmked tht two togethe1 agam DAY '"'u Mu l b e rry SEVE NTH VE N TIST H CtCI I JI~ Po ,,e r oy Pa s t or Gtrrnr1 St ton Sa bbath SCh OO eve ry ':l"+ t ura a y at 2 p m and worShtp sc rv cc to t tow nq at 3 IS p r1 Op~ 1 Btb l e I 30 dtSCUSStOil p m ra t th e churc h each Thu r sday FIR ST T I ST SOU THERN l'87 Mulberry BAP Ave Po11n roy a ll !t ill ed w t th \ E\ r th e R ev Bradley procer pa s tor Troy Zwt t 11q \ u H lily sr hool t l1oo1 9 JO worsh p rv 11 qel Sit s tp l ,) rn ~ und. J y mo rn tnq 10 10 S unday m ee t n q l 30 p m Pr t y r m E'C i tll() 0 p m WcdnCS d iiY 7 MIDDLEPOR T MT MORIAH BAPTIST rou rth and Man M1dd epo r t Rev H1m ry Key Jr pa stor Sur,da y Sc hOOl 9 30 1 m Mrs Erv n Baumgar d r c r su p! Morr mg wor shrp 10 .l S a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES L ar r y Cil rnahan pre s rclr ng mr n rs1cr Sunclay Brb le lee Wat chtower turt2 9 JO am stu d y 10 30 am Tuesday 1:3r ble study 7 30 p m Thu r s mrnr s try scho ol 30 clay p m ser v rce rneet rng 8 30 pm M I DDLEPORT CHURCH of ChrtsT n Ch r rstran Unron Lawren ce Manley pastor Mrs Russe ll Young Sunday School Sup t Sunday School 9 30 ,, m E\len rng wor shrp 7 30 Wednesday p ra ye r mee t ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rac me Rout e '1 th e Re\1 J ,l rl lCS M Mun c y pas tor Su 1day sc hool ~ J5 a m m orn1nq worsh rp I I am cven rng worsh 1p 7 30 p m Pr ayer mce t 1n g Tu esd ay 7 30 pIll Young peop les meetrng 7 JO om Th ursdily Co r ner MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAP TI ST - Corner S x th and P,11mcr II e Rev St e ve ) kaqqs pas t or Danny rnomp son Sunday school sup! WMP O r ad10 progra m 7 -1 5 t1 m Sund ay sc hool Q 15 am morn ng wo r sh p 10 t ~ a m You tll a c t1v l rt:s and fello w sh p tor un10r and se n1or h gh studen ts 6 p m B1b e study ! 30 p n M1d w eek pr ayer SL rv Cf' Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST M 1ddlepor t 5t h a nd Ma 1n Geo r g_e G l a ze m 1n1ster James Shee ts su perrnten d en t Br bl e sc hool 9 30 a m mor nm g wor ShiP 10 30 a m evenmg worsh p 7 30 p m pr a ye r se rv 1ce 7 p m Wed nes d" v MIDDLEPORT CHURCH 0~ TH E N AZA RENE Rev pasto r Alfre d Dvn Cole Ru<:.chc l Sunclay Sc l"loo l su pt ">u ndily SCI1 00I 9 30 il m 1 orn n q wors t 1p 10 30 (l m ~ur nl ny e vonge l tst c n1ee11ng 7 JO p 11 pra yer 11eet1ng 'Nr>rh'> "'"'rlM\1 7 30 p m THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwtgh t L Zav 11l Pastor Dr r ecto r H ARR ISONVIlLE Su nda y Chur c h Sc hool 9 30 am M r s Ho mer Le e S ~p t Morn m g Wo rsh iP 10 JO am MIDDLE PORT ~ Sunday Chur c l"l Sc h ool 9 30 am John F Fu ltz Su pt Mo r n rn q Worshrp IU JO am SYRAC U SE Morn tn g Wo r shrp 9 a m Sun day Ch ur c h Sc hool 10 am Mrs. Sampson Hnll Sup ! RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD - Ph II p Wh !l ey pastor SundilY SC hOO l 10 a Ill w orsh tp SN \ItCe 7 p m Prnyer 11 ee l n g We dn es dav 1 JO p m H AZE l COMMUNITY CHURCH N eM Long Bot toll Edsel Har t pa s tor Su 1d.1y SC I1 00 I 10 a m Church 7 30 p m pr ay er meel1119 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Thr r d Ave the R!!v W!llr.;un Kn tl te l pastor Ronald Dug;m Su nday Sc hOol Su pt Cl ass es for al l ages even1ng se rv 1ce 7 30 p m B1ble s tu dy Wednesd ay 7 30 p m youth serv1 ces Frrday 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corne1 As h and Plum M d d le port No e l H e rrman pasto r Sa t urday evenrng ser v Ice 7 p m Sundily sc hoo l 10 a m Su nday evenrng wo rsh rp 7 p m MEIGS I COOPERATIVE PAR ISH THE UNITED ME T HODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner D i rector POMEROY ClUSTER Rev Car lE Htcks R e\1 D Wm Svdenstncker CHESTER Wo rSh iP 9 15 a rn Cl"lurch Sc hool 10 am E NTERPRISE - Wo rsh i p 9 a m Church School 10 am FLAT WOODS - Worshrp 11 a m Cl"lu r c h School 10 a m POMEROY Worshrp 10 JD a m Chu r c h School 9 15 am U MY F630 pm ROCK SPRINGS - Worshrp 10 a m Church School 9 a m UMYF630pm MIDDLEPORT CLUSTioR Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH WorSh iP 10 30 a m Chu r ch Sch ool 9 30 a m UMYF 1 pm RUTLAND Worsh tp 9 15 am Chur c h Schoo l 10 am UMY F 7 p m Wor SA LEM CENTER Sh iP 9 am Chur ch Sc hool 10 a rn UMYF Thursday . 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev R rc hard E Jarvts ASB UR Y Wo rsh p 11 a m Chu rch School 9 50 a m wscs 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worshrp 9 a n1 Church. Sc hool 10 am wscs 3r d Wednesday 7 30 p m • MINERSVILLE - Worshtp 10 am Ct1urch Sc hool 9 am wscs 3rd Monday . 7 30 p m SYRACUSE C hur c l'l School 1 9 30 a m worSh iP serv1 ~ 7 30 nl R SOUTHERN CLUSTER Reo,~ Steven W1l so n Re"" Larry Poling Rev Howard Shtvel ev BETHANY ( Dorcas ) Wo rs h rp , 9 30 am Church Sc hool 10 30 a m .. CARMEL Worsh rp 11 a m lsi and Jrd Sundays Chur ch Sct1ool 10 a m At'PLE l.uf:OVE - Sunday sc hool 9 JO am , wcr5h rp ftr St ana thrrd Sund ay 7 30 p m prayer mectmg , Wed nesclay 7 30 p m Fellowsh i p su pper f1rst Satu rda y 6 p m U M W second T uesday 7 30 A thought for the da J Am encan au th or Ambrose Pm Pierce sa 1d Self-demal IS EAST LETART ~ Sunday 9 JO a r worSI"I Ii.> Indulgence of ' a pr openslll to ScMol ~Prnna itt to fourth SundCty 7 30 for ego " Dm prayer meetrng Wed nes day 7 30 p m UM W f1r s t Wedn esd ay 7 30 p m WESLEYAN IRacr n e) ~ Su nday SC t"'OOI 10 a m wo r Sh ip I I am B1ble study Th urs day 7 p m c horr pracf1ce Thursday 8 p m t cllo w s hrp supper ftr s t W~e dnesday IJ JP p m U M W tou rth M onday 8 p ,.... GREATBEND - WorSI"Irp 11 a m 2nd and 4th Sunclays Church Schoo l 10 am LETART FALLS - WorShip 10 a m Chu r c h school 9 a m B rbl e study 7 30 p m every Tu es day MORNING STAR - Wor sh 1p 9 30 a m Churc h Sc hool 10 30 a m M d Week Se r vrce Wednesday B p m MORSE CHAPEL - Wor Sh1p 11 am 1st and 3rd Sundoys Chu r ch Sc hool 10 am PORTLAND - Worsh p 7 30 p m Ch urch Sc hool 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worship 11 am 2nd and 4th Sundays Cl"lurch Sc hool 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Re\1 Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Worshrp 10 am Church Sc hool 9 a m Prayer Meet1ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church se r v rc es 9 a m Sunday Sc hool 9 45 a m B ble St udy every Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor sh 1p 11 a m Chu r c h School 10 am ALFRED - Sunday school 9 45 a m each Sunday pr ea c h ng al 11 am each Sun day Prayer meet ng 7 45 p m W ednesday WSC S B p m on thrrd Tuesday each monfh REEDSVILLE Sun day sc hool 9 30 preach 1ng 7 30 p m Sunday prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Tu esd ay WSCS 7 JO f r st Thursday each month SIL.VER RIDGE - WorShip 10 a m Ct1ur c h Sc hool 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Wor sh rp 9 a m Chur c h Sc hool 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freder tck supt Sennce weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Preach 1ng f rrst and thr r d Sundays of month by Cl lfor d Sm rth 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Dar r ell Doddrt ll pastor Su nday School 9 JO a m Leo nard G 1lmore f rrst eld er evenrng servrce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meet m g l 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Racrne Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand pastor Su nday scho ol 9 45 am morn ng worsh p 11 am E venmg serv 1ces Tuesday and Fr tday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1ble Study 9 30 a m mornrng worstup 10 30 am evenrng worshrp 6 30 p m Wednesday B1b l e Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School 10 am wrth Willard Prgott supt Evangelrstrc message eac h Sunday even 1ng 7 30 p m by Elder Russett C1rne m rntsterof the Apostolic Farth B ble Stu dy Wedn es day 1 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday school serv1ce 10 a m Prayer meet1ng Thursday 7 p m Sund a y evenrng service 7 D m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST P ome r oy Harrrsonvrl1e Road Mrk e G rrlon pa stor Stev en Stil nley Sunday school supr Sunday sc hool 9 JD am morn m g wor sh1P and com l l U!liOn 10 30 am Sund ay e\len ng you th Chrrst an en d eavor 6 30 p m wor shrp serv1c e 7 30 p m Wedne sday even1 ng praye r mee t ng and B1b e study 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Ptn e Grove Tt1e R ev Willram M 1ddleswa rth Pas tor Chur ch Se rvrces 9 30 a m Sunday Sc hool 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Btble SchOOl 9 30 a m morn rng worshrp 10 30 a m Su n d ay even ng WorShip Ser v rce 7 p m chOir pra c ll ce Wednesday 7 p m Rev Je ff R.3 n s.on Pa stor ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev F reeland Norr~s pastor Sunday schoo l 10 a m Church serv, ce Wednesday 7 p m BLble Study 7 P m RACINE CHURCH OF I HE NAZARENE Rev Wlll,am Bar tholomew pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 am Ge r a ld Wells sup! morn 1ng wors h 1p 10 30 am Wed n esd ay se r v rce 7 p m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Walter P Brk.acsan pastor Ronnt e Salser Su nday school 5upt Sund ay sc hool 9 30 am morntng worsh rp 10 40 Sund ay eve nmg worsh1p 7 30 Vl. e dn es day eve nrng B 1ble study 7 30 DANVILLE WESLE.YAN Re., Le lon Glasure pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m youth ancr1unror youth serv ce 6 45 p m eveni ng worshJp 7 30 p m prayer and pratse Wednesday , 7 30 om SILVER RUN FREE 8APTIST - Rev Ralph Dean pastor Sunday Soroo1 10 a m Le on Md l er supt Even ing serv rce 7 30 p m Prayer m~e t i ng Thursday 7 30 p m CHE~T~R CHURCH OF GOD Re\1 Dan Ayers pastor Su nday schoo l 9 30 a m worsh p servrce 11 a m t:ven1ng servrce 7 30 p m YOUth serv1ce Wed nesday 7 30 pm LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURC H T ed Jo nes pas tor Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m Roy Srg man supt morn n g worsh1p 10 30 Sunday even,ng serv rc e 7 30 mtcl week se r ... ,c e Wed nesday 7 30 p m :tYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev How ard C Black pastor Bob Moore Sunday School Supt Sunday Sch oo l classes for all aoes 9 30 a m morntng worsll rp 10 45 NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m ev angelrst rc servrce Sund ay 7 30 p m Mtd week p r a ye r meetrng , Wednesday ' 30 p m M ss ronary meetr ng se rt)n t1 WeclnP.Sr1""" 1 30 p m UNITED f-AIII"' Nur. DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Sm tth pastor Sunelay sch ool , 9 30 am • c lass leader , Leo H 111 worsh l p serv 1ce 10 30 a m church J 30 o m EDEN UNtrED BReTH RENIN CHRIST- Elden R Bl ake pastor SundBy School 10 a m Howard McCoy supt Morn 1ng sermon 11 a m Sunday n tght serv 1ces Chr stt an Endeaver . 7 3~ p m Song serv rce 8 p m Preachmg 8 30 p m Mtd w eek Prayer meetmg Wed n esday , 7 p m Ray Addms lav lea d~'r t...t-~URCH OF JE$U) CHRIST - Located at Rut l and on New L rma Road nexl to Fores t Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse p11slor Robert Musser Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday school 10 30 a m • worshtp 7 30 p m B1ble study Wed nesday , 7 30 p m Salurday n1ght prayer sen~tce . 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson , pastor Ray Whaley, supt Mornrng wo r sh tp 9 30 am c hurch .SchoOl 10 30 a m y oung people ' s meetrng , 6 30 p m even 1ng worsh1p 7 30 P m Brble study , Wednesday . 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec rl Cox pastor Sunday Sc hool s upt , Joe Sayre Su nday sc hool 9 45 a m Sunday evenmg worshiP 7 30 Wednesday prayer and B1ble study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood , pa stor Howard Caldwell Jr Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 am Mornmg Sermon 10 30 am Sunday evenmg serv rce 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norrrs pastor Floyd Norrts supt Sunday school 9 30 a m mornmg sermon 10 30 a m Player serv 1ce Wednesday 73(1pm CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Sm rth , pa stor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Arthur Henson Supt Morn 1ng Worsh rp 11 am Young Peoples servtce , 7 p m Even rng serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday M1d Week Prayer Servr c e. 7 30 p m Youth meetrng t. 30 p m Evenmg worshrp 7 30 p m CHESTER 7- The Dally Sentmel, Mlddleport-Pome•oy, 0 Fnda) , March 7, 1975 DICK TRACY Television log for easy viewin11: FRIDAY,MARCH7, 1915 7 oo-Truth,br Cons 3.4. Bowling for Dollars 6, What's My Ll,. 8 Avlalton Weather 20,33 News 10 Jimmy Dean 13, I Stir 15 7 30-Porter Wagoner 3, Pop Goes the Country 4 8 New Candlcl Camera 6, Treasure Hunt 10, To Tell the Truth 13 Perspective on the News 20,33 8 Oil-Sanford & Son 3.4 15 Night Stalker 6 13 Gorilla 8,10, Wast'tlngton Week in Rvlew 20,33 8 30---Chlco & the Man 3,4 15 Wall Street Week 20,33 pm CAPTAIN EASY HOW DARE YO U VILE S WINDLI NG 00 6 ANC' AFTER ROB 8 1No ME OF ~!A S MIN Z t CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH - Rev Paul N e \11lle pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Mornmg ser\ltee 10 30 am youth service 6 45 p m E""angeltStiC ser\llce 7 30 p m Prayer mee trng Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob Rev E J C.rrftrth supl of church R ev L R Gtuesencamp pa s tor Roger Wdlfred Sr Su nday School supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m prayer meet ng Tu es day 7 30 p m youth meetrng 6 p m Sunday 1eaders Ada Van Meter and Gretta Suttle Sunday evening worsl"ltP 7 p m through wrnter months MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook, pastor Sunday school 9 3D am , Russell Spencer. supt worship serv1ce 10 45 am , evenmg worshrp alternatrng wtfh C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meetrng 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lAy leader WHITE ' S RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rod Kasler pastor v H 6ra l ey Sunday school supt Sunday school , 9 30 am worsh p service and com m un ron 10 30 f m youth meeting 6 p~ Sunday evenrng servrce 7 regular board meetmg th trd Sa turday RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd 0 Grrmm Jr pastor Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m worsh 1p servrce 10 30 am broadcast 11ve over WMPO young people's serv1ce 6 45 evangeliStiC servrce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30p m Mrssronary meetmg 7 30 p m f rst Wednesday of mon th MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto pastor SundaY School 9 JOL evening worsh ip ' 30 Thursday evenrng pr11y~:,• servtce 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST - Second and F"omeroy Sts Stan Craig pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m worship service 11 a m tralntno un 1on . 6 30 p m evenmg worsh rp servrce , 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer serv ice Wednesday 1 30 p m CHURCH FIRST SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY OF NJD lWcN'T '.3Pe.AKIIJ0 ". we become Kentucky Afield 13 7 Oil-Saturday Report 3, Aware 6, Treehouse Club 8 World BUr ~ c.aw (_L£N< 'fli; lllHOU:: Around Us 10, In Touch 13 7 3G-Jabberwocky 3, Farm Front 4 Eddie Saunders 6 Abbott & Costello 8 Man From COSt 10 Tennessee Tuxedo 13, Sesame St 20 8 oo--Addams Family 3 4 15 Yogi s Gang 13, Jabberwocky 6 My Favorite Martians 8 Popeye 10 8 3D-Wheelle & the Chopper Bunch 3,4, 15, Bugs Bunny 13 Speedracer 6, Speed Buggy 8, Mister Rogers 20 9 Oil-Emergency Pius 3 4 15 Hong Kong Phooey 6 13 Jeannie 8 10 Sesame St 20 9 3G-Run Joe Run 3 4 15 Adventures of Gilligan 13 Big Blue Marble 6, Partridge Family 8,10 1WU'P UP IF ~'f t,t.Q!t..D Jml'OQ\.1(~ l)5 '· particularly consc1ous of them and of our need for help- a certam kmd of help that can be found only through the things we learn tn Church The Church doesn I pretend to baniSh our cares and woes But its teachings realistically cons1der the expenences of life 1tsetf No matter what our personal cross may be we seem able to bear 1ts burden with more strength Lent IS a wonderful t1me m wh1ch to begm makmg church·gomg a regular part of your llf&-lf you haven t already 3&~!1rn®f:!.,::::t:! ~.c Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordanary words Copy• gh l I<J75 K:.. •IN Adv~ I 5 ng St-rvt{~ Sunday Proverbs Monday Mark 4 10 15 10 17 21 Inc St.. ~b urg V rg n t Tuesday Mark 12 13 17 Wednesday Genes1s Thursday Matthew Frtday I Cormth1ans 20 2·6 20 2Q-23 1 21·25 FAIRVIEW 4 Oll-Wreslilng t5 Making Things Grow 33 4 3G-A Btl With Knll 33 5 oo--Bonanza 3, Wide World of Sports 6 12 13 Bonanza 4, High School Bowl 8, Goll 10 To Be Announced 15, The Romagnolls' Table 33 5 3G-News 8 Outdoors with Ken Callaway 15, Course of our 6 oo--News 3 4 10, Lawrence Welk 8 A Look at the Book 15, Catch 33 33 6 3G-NBC News 3,4, 15 Reasoner Report 13, News 6, CBS News 10 Zoom 33 7 oo--Treasure Hunt 3. Lawrence Welk 4,15 Hee Haw 6,8, $25,000 Pyramid 10, News maker 7513, World Press 33 7 3G-Jeopardy 3 Animal World 10. Celebrity Sweepstakes 13 8 Oil-Natures Strangest Creatures 3,4, IS, Kung Fu 13, College Baskelball6 Allin the Family 8, 10, Book Beat 33 8 20--Movle 'Pollyanna" 3,4, 1S 8 3G-College Basketball 8, The Jeffersons 10, Biography 33 9 Oil-Movie' Skulldruggery" 13, Mary Tyler Moore 10, Movie 'When a Woman Ascends the Stairs' 33 9 3G-Bob Newhart 10 10 Oil-Movie "Skullduggery' 6, Carol Burnell 10 11 oo--News 3 4 6,8, 10,13 Don Kirshner' s Rock Concert 15 11 3G-Movte The Outsider" 3, Movie ' Woman of Straw" 4, Movie 11 Portralt ot a Mobster 'B, Movie 1 'Goodbye 12 15-Movte 'The Curse of the Doll People" 6 1 oo--Movle "Night of the Blood Monster" 13 1 15-Movle 'Fluffy" 4 2 3G-ABC News 13 3 3G-Movie 'The Long Ships' 10 4 45-Movte "Doc1or Blood's Coffin" 4 1ru1 a good day to try to draw to an mslde straight If you take any financial flyers be sure they re penny ante stuH Saturday luke 15 3-7 I D I II SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) Be care lul how you handle lragr 1e household items Somethi ng you re fond of will get broken If you move things -, caretess ly For 811urday, Merch 8, 1875 HUI<:~-AN[;:> YOU With the hope 11 wtll, m some measure, foster and help sustam that wh1ch 1s good In famtly and communlly l1fe, th1s feature ts sponsored by the bus mess firms and organ1zattons whose names appear below 3 1 Mt<:>HT MAKE: AiHEN5! I III N TILHEG • ~"! ~ l_~ j r _ _ arran1e the ctrt:ltd letten to form the aurpriH: an~wer, u sunetled by the above cartoon. Now ,:==,.. = .. = .==IISI=ANSWIII::::::ben::::::._;l " [ MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Mam HEINERS BAKERY Dia\992 2101 ' - XXI I X)" (AMwen lomorrow) Jumbloo SOAPY CLEFT FACADE MISLAY l'eelr.rd•f• Bakers of Good Bread Huntmgton, W Va Pomeroy \ An••~r . Ractne Dial 992 3284 Middleport Ph 992 2366 Middleport i GASOLINE ALLEY The stove JUSt 337 N 2nd Middleport to 16 Pref1x meanmg before" 17 Large contamer 18 Shows pleasure 20 Th1ck p1ece 21 Malden BETSY ROSS BAKERY SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT MARK V STORE Louts W Osborne Ph 992 2178 Pomeroy 220 E Main L!L ABNER Middleport, Ohio SO YOU'VE GAULS MARKET DISSOLVED THE E<S& iN THE MILLION GALLONS OF WATeR" -SOWHAT2- SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill Ali Doctors' Prescriptions Pomeroy 992 2955 Chester, Ohto Meigs County Branch DUDLEY'S THE AlltErtS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296W Second Pomeroy TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second 51 Middleport, 0 46 Court St Gallipolis, 0 Ph. 992 3863 THE DAILY SENnNEL Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 307 Sprong Ave Pomeroy Dlal992 2318 WAID CROSS SONS STORE " The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio Ph 9<1'1 5772 The Finest In Mob1le Homes 1100 E Moon Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 I Syracuse, 0 Ph 992 3986 NOW TRY WHAT DRINKING DID I I IT'!- TASTG L.Jt<E '2 GASOLINE!!! -OF THS- ~H II- denotatiOn Boggy Headlmer SluggiSh Very (Ger) Biblical verb ending ?:1 Kiln 28 Wobble 31 Edwardian mckname 32 - d1em 33 SwiSS canton 34 Public ~+-+-1-+-+speaker 36 Footless anunal 99 M1li St Middleport PISCES (Fob 20-Morch 20) II doesn t become you to contempla1e tacttcs that aren 1 out rn tt1e open to splle one whom you feel has wronged you " March I, 1975 You witl be Invo l ved In ~ something of a confidential and unusuat nature this year It w1ll prove to be qu i te prof1tabte Don t broadcast • what you re doing till Its well launched !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ' extra careful today how you handle tools or s h arp 1n struments Also be sure those you re wo r king With do ltkewlse LIBRA (Sepl 23·0CI 23) Its WIN AT BRIDGE Proper time to lose a trick the kmg, h1s majesty refused to fall South wound up losmg a trump, two d1amonds and a spade . South should have seen that there was no way to avmd the spade loser but that there was a proper time to lose 11 South should Simply have d1scarded one of dummy's spades, mstead of wastmg a trump honor on West's nme Then when South went after trumps, he would have been able to p1ck up East s kmg an<1 eventually use dummy 's fourth trump to ruff his last spade 7 4 A Q 72 .9 + A6 4KJ 9854 SOUTH "'A K 4 .AJ5 3 2 • 10 8 2 ... 6 3 Both vulnerable DAil. Y CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1! AXYDLBAAXR It LONGFELLOW XPVA AJTN GVQ• CP MSYJA UYMZKMY TYKCEYA IAJGY, EAST IDI ... Q 62 • K87 tKQJ97 1 410 WEST 4 J 10 R7 ZPQKCY, TPA SKMY SKQQKJH RPSZYA Yesterday's Cryploquote: JUSTICE IS THE FIRM AND CONTINUOUS DESIRE TO RENDER TO EVERYONE THAT WlllCH- IS IllS DUE -JUSTINIAN !NEWSPAPER EN~E RPRI SE ASSN West North East South 1• 1. Pass Pass 3• Pass Pass Pass 4• Pl\,11"' Chester THERE STALK 60tNG AROUND THAT I ~HOULDN'T LET 'lllU 00\tiNATE NEW YORK Q.OTHING HOUSE ME ALL M~ FRIENDS 5ttii THAT I 51l0UL0 5TANO UPTO ~OU t cz: e; :J1!t\P# a 1 The b1ddmg has been Opemng tead - A t By Oswald & James Jacoby Why d1d you wm that th1rd tnck'' asked North I guess 1t was for the same reason that people want to chmb a mountam The tr1ck was there for the takmg · You can get k11led climbmg moun ta1ns You can go broke takmg the wrong tnck The defense started w1th three rounds of d1amonds West stuck h1s rather useless nine of trumps on hiS partner's tr1ck and South promptly overruffed w1th dummy s 10 spot Then he went alter trumps The finesse worked mcely, but when 1t came down to trymg to p1ck up West North East Pass 1 + Pass Pass 2 • Pass You , Soutll hotd I.I. 7 • South ? 4 K J 9 4 • A Q 2 t Jl 3 ... K 10 5 What do you do now? • A - Pass Your partaer is jutt givl11g you a chance m case you have a bit hand TODAY'S QUESTION , ,. Instead of b1ddmg two spad~s your partner has bid two clubs oveFr your one spade What do you d~ row ' J! " Send $1 tor JACOBY MODERIJ book to " Wm sf Bridge," (elf!, th1s newspaper), P 0 Box 489,RadiO Crty Staf10n, New Yolk, NY 10019 '"' (C) 1 t76 KIDI F ..turu Syndlut• 1M ) Hom elite Saws Chur~ and Office Supplies Gilts You re a beHer follower today !han you are a leader Have defrnrte goals or you II be gotng off In two directions at once • Q 10 6 4 • 53 22 23 24 25 2& Furn1turean~ Hardware MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Fob. 18) VIRGO (Aug 23·81pl. 22) Be name KM RIDENOUR SUPPLY Ph 985 3308 get lost or stolen tf you leave them lying about or treat them with Indifference ... 95 3 DJAKCX Attend the Church of Your Choice Ph. 992 J.j98 Pomeroy ~ ts and Grocer 1es 19) Possessions you prize wilt httle too seriously and try to steamrotter the opposition NORTH HJKTCJKT BEN FRANKLIN STORE SADIE'S MARKET Yesterday's Aoswer expression 8 lllwmnate 25 Cahforma 3 Moss Hart (3 wds) city play 9 Inlet 28 Italian (4 wds) 10 Squalid commune 16 Equal 29 Wear away 4 Samuel's mentor 19 Memonze 30 Equestnan 5 Boxes 20 Struck 32 Car 23 D1vers 35 Aunl ( Sp ) 6 Tenms term 24 Unfnendly 36 I love 7 Suffix for look (Sp ) vulcan CRYPTOQUOTE . KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jon. good to be competitive but to day you re apt to take thrngs a gomg to be perturbed by a c lose companion you feU was 1n agreement wrth you when she c hanges her mind at the last m nute One letter simply .tands lor another In thts sample A is used for the three L's, X lor the two O's, etc Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words ar~ all hmts Each day the code letters are different POWELL'S SUPER YAW Grocer1es & Gener&l Merchandise Racine WINNIE P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Devoted To the Interest Of The Meigs Mason Area France Sue' Ph 992 2550 Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Ph 992 3030 Middleport Ph 949 9591 12 Soap mgred1ent 13 Southern 14 Zoroastrian b1ble 15 'A Named happen ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STAtiON Rac1ne blew' else n1ce do ljOU th1 nil. Will ; Buick Pontiac Opel G M c. Dealer 500 E Main St Ph 992 2174 person DOWN I Broadway nops 2 Mode of vme . - TAURUS (Aprii20·Mir 20) II s ca reful Don t become overly rnvo lved ln ano ther s com p!rcaled affairs especially If his problem s are of a material nature Middleport, Ohio SMITH NELSON MOTORS alt,rthought are apt to get ail louted up LEO (July 23·Aug. 22) You re M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER GOEGLEIN READY MIX vance today Things you try to do I n has t e or as an CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be Mmor Repairs & Tune up Beech & Locust SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dec. 21) Plan your moves well In ad- • You r Impatience will be hard to re gn rn tf thmgs don t go your way on the first try Shun tasks where you lack competence INGLES ASHlAND SERVICE The Store woth A Heart Phone 949 3342 ARIES (Morch 21·Aprlt 18) Be c arefu l wllt"' whom you assocrate today Avotd tt1ose who acl on the spur of the mo ment One frrend ts a bil too Wild QEMINI (Mor 21·JUnl 20) (,rru lin allllt'lt- u Htmt' - A PISTOL . RACINE FOOD MARKET Charlie~< 10 Movie ' Horror House' 13 , Janak! 33 12 OG-ABC News 6 3 oo-Movle " Information Received" 4 BIBLE CHURCH, Letart , W Va , Rt 1 Rev George Hoschar pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Prayer and Bible- study 7 30 p m Cotrage Prayer Serv 1c e Tuesday 10 a m WorShiP Service Thursday 3 JG--Pro Bowlers Tour 6 13 Women's Pro Tennis 8,1 0 1 30-Movle "Come Blow Your Horn 1 ' 10 OH, NO'TlitNG MUCH, OOC10R, I WAS .JUST "'IWINKING ABOUT IWR MR. LU~H, iHAIS ALL! Selec lrd 8y Thr "mencan B ble Socu:- ty Sc 11ptu• e~ HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST rn Ctlrlst11n Union The Rev W rltiam Campbell , pastor Sunday School 9 30 4m James Hugtres, supt , even1no ser\l lce 7 30 p m Wednesday tvenrng prayer meetrng 7 30 p m Youth prayer service each Tuesday 7 30 p m ~l. l.l£U.H Many of us carry crosses, fa1nt i1ke the dogwoods emblem but w1lh us nevertheless tn th1s Lenten season 6 3()---.-Fun for Everyone6 , TV Classroom 8 Treehouse Club 10 BORN LOSER Dinosaurs 8 10, Carrascolendas. 20 3G-Star Trek 3,4 15, Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show • 8,10 Zoom 20 12 0()--Jetsons 3,4, 15 These are the Days 6, 13, Harlem Gtobetrollers 8, 10, Bread & Butterflies 20 12 3G-Sout Train 3 American Bandstand 6 13, Go 4, 15, Fat Alber I 8,10 1 oo--Movle ' Lonely Are the Brave" 4, College Basketball 15, Children s Film Festival 8,10 1 3G-Wagon Train 3 Sou l Train 6 Other People, Olher Places 13 2 oo--Wrestllng 8 Urban League 10 Bill Dance Outdoors Show 13 1 3~utdoors With Julius Boros 6, Popeye 10, Harold Ensley Sportsman's Friend 13 J Oil--College Basketball 3 4 Friends of Man 6, Viewpoint 8, Green Acres 10 Celebrity Bowling 13 To Be Announced 15 11 Times 33 6 oo-Sunrlse Semester 10 whrle of each md1v1dual blossom Somehow 10. SATURDAY.MARCH8, 1975 wards, a cross was Implanted tnto the flower tt self to rematn for all ttme You can see tt tf you look closely rust brown aga 1nsl the "s GOD - Seconel St Mason w Va Chester Tennant , pastor Sunday schoo l , 10 • m , morntno worship 11 am evangellsf tC serv1ce , 7 30 p m Brb1e study and prayer service, Wednesday. 7 JO p m Phone773 5133 Paul ' Breakout" 6 Movie • The Black Scorpion" 8, Mov.. ·Assignment Terror" 10 Janakl 33 Legend has 1t lhat, long ago, the dogwood came mto bloom on Calvary and lhat, afler· BAP TIST - Corner of Second an~ Anderson Mason F"astor , Wa l ter Cloud Sunda y school 9 am • worshrp service 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly Btb1e study , Wednesday. 1 30 pm MASON 5CU M fA$)"- symbOl OF CHRIST. P 0 Box 48l M1ller St Mason W Va Sunday B1ble Study 10 am • WorShiP 11 a m and 7 p m Bible- Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal mUSIC 20 1\ 3G-Jol1nny Carson 3,415 Wide World Mystery IJ Movill COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday School, 9 30 am Worsh tp service 11 a m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Sunday ntoht worshtp 7 30 p m News 2 Jo-Star Trek 4 3 Jo-Movle " Wild Seed ' 4 5 Jo-Movle 'The Big Risk' 4 CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter . pastor Sunday school 9 30 am worshtp serv1ce . 10 30 am Sible study and prayer service Wednesday , 7 30 p m 6 13, 11 DO--News 3,~.6,8,10,13,15 , ABC News 33 IT WA- THAr BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Rober Wyatt pastor Sunday Schoo supt Ronald Osborne B rble School 9 30 am preaching 10 45 am Evenrng serv1ces 7 30 om HYSELL RUN FREE MASON WA S MY IC'EA Barretta 1 15-Movle "The Abominable Snowman of the Himalayas" REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF 7pm EI(.CEI.LE NCY p.,IONE 0 THI"";o t Oll-MldAight Special 3 4, t5. Wide World Mystery 6 News 13. OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac i ne Road Wdlll!llm R:ousn , pastor Denny Evans , Sunday SchooT Drrector Sunday School 9 30 am Morn~ng worstltP 10 JO am , Sunday e-venrng servrce 7 p m Wednesday evenrng prayer services, 7 30 I) m Bf fTHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler pastor Worsh p ser\llce 9 30 a m Sunday schoo l 10 30 am Sunday evenmg serv1ces 7 30 p m Brb l e study and prayer <:o:>rv 1ce Thursday 7, .30 p m Roao ~un day K tngsbury School 9 30 am Ralpl"l Car l supt Worsh p servrce 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meetmg WednesdAy 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles pin tor oo--Pollce Woman 3 4 15 Nuchtms 33 10 Jo-World Press 20 10 6liME Y VE.R $ 25 000 CHRIST Charles Russell Sr m 1nrster Norman C Wl11 supt Su nday school 9 30 am worSh ip serv1ce 10 30 a m B1ble study Tuesclay 7 30 p m LONG 9 3D-Odd Couple 6,13 Assignment America 33 PO.;E A 5 P R NCE5G LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Rev F loyd F Shook pa stor Lloyd Wrrght Sunday sc hool sup! Sunday school 9 30 a m morn ng worsh 1p 10 30 am ev en1ng worst11p 7 30 p m Wednesday Chrtsl,an Youth Crusad e 6 30 p m Choir pra c t 1ce Thur sday 7 p m DEXTER 9 Oil-Rockford Fllu 3,4 IS l'lot L Baltimore 6 13 Coli• Basketball 8 Masterpiece Theatre 20, Movie ' House on Green Apple Roed" 10, Consumer Survival Kit 33 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate pastor Wor Sh i p serv ice 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m R 1chard Barton supt Prayer meeting Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Cli ffOrd Sm 1th m 1n ster Sunday School 9 JO a m mornrng c hur c h 10 30 a m Su nday evenmg se rvr ce 7 JO p m Wednesday serv ce B Black 10 oo--Land of the Losl3 4,15 Devlin 6, 13, Scooby Doo Where Are You 8,10, Elec Co 20 10 3G-Sigmund and the Sea Monsters 3,4, 15, Lassie 6, 13, " Shazam B 10, Zee Cooking School 20 11 0()--Pink Panther 3,4, IS, Super Friends 6,13, Valley of the ' I HAVE STUPID FRIEND$ "' " "" .. ... ' .,, Kerm•s Korner ". Kermit Walton Pomeroy lUll"• I. c • J t.H . f �. ., 9- The Doily Sent mel, M1~dlepo rt-Pome roy, 0. , Friday, March 7, • • ~:.T.T:~r:hi'T ' SPRING INTO MARcH J B- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport· Pomeroy. 0 .. Fnday, March 7. t~;5 Business Services For Fast ''Results .Use Sentinel Classifi·e ds FINANCIAL REPORT O FTHE60ARDOF ~ DUCATI ON , · For Ftscat Y e ar En dtng Dece mb er l l , 1974 Eastern Lo cal Schoot Dt s t nct , Metgs Coun t y Rt , Aeed svtll e . Oh to Feb 28,1914 I certrh' !he to!low t n~ rrpor t to be corr ec T C 0 Newland Clerk , Treasurer of the Board ot Edu c,,t 1on 6\J911 5 ~2Q 2 CASH RECONCILIATION Totttl Fund Balnnus Dec 11 19 7.1 \ 1~ 3 OJ) 18 Deposr tor'y Balilnces Pomf:'roy Na t1ona1 Bank I J\ 1-IJ OQ C.;ud of Thanks I For Sale ForI' EOR RentP OM W I SH to l!l iHlk L' I.' Cryon c I Jr th e tr c ard S \lt Sti S ti O Wl' r ~ and pra y ers dur•tH! m y conl tnC' tl 1(' fll as a surqt co l patten! tll H olt er SpPt tM I tl1<1nlo.. s ro t11c l hur c hes tor lt1 C'i r I IOwN S an ct card s Gocl blr'S S yo u all T rC' SStr '-. p en cer M d d l cport O il tOp l I I (1W t f.' ' l or I r' H r h t • l-, 1' 1<. po t ~ '> IJ id 'f · ri c fl h o rr r ~A~ I'l l ' ' ,nr <l lhv C.. rll .t. o p ( IH .' !'>I •' r Q llr O 1 t 1? t c VU N '• llOo l on Milf' Hill I-< Oc1d t~ cto ry ct10 ~ C'd '. pQt)<;Q f ('(l b y ~Hl l ur cl c1 Y ' p rn f\\ ,H c h u I \ II C P II',N Q IUtllllq Notice o nly ~<I (I I H' l t'Ci tOI\ 1\r r H r rc. m ! \! j.) (tun !> P lrQ t l(' 9 !9 IH\ 1 1 I II C A ~ E V I V I\ L w d l bl' h £' 10 ,1 1 !I ll' MilsOn f1 5~cr1r b ly of Go d Cltu l c h or q •nnm q ~ u n d •lY Mar c h Q ,,, I JO p rn w rth dtllerC'n t Sp!' <lkcr ~ f'i'l t h n tQ tlt Tt1 !" r f' \11. II he spec ra l '> Ill'! nq I W i ll clo r o oi iiHI h(',1 111 HI ptumll ng and t: l cc r(' pr1 rr lr rt dl w o rk 9 H~ '11 1l Ciilr r Phone C twrlt S 11)1 l I I lip l r,l tltJ Br ow n <, GOOD hay tor sa le 1-ran c t<. ! rrt t lt: r Coun P t1o u ~ r~ ·u J3 /l l\nd r cw Lorl't] Ro ttom Phon e j f 9 R 'l 3't9 1 I 1f t D&D CONSTRUCTION INDIAN JOE'S ] 7 ] tp CB SALES IJ R NI C.. HED apt a rr con d tro11tnCI cre c t1ca r 17 m iles lH i tt 1\ NN lJ I\ L H ereford Sale 18 bul l!> an d I S f e mal es. 3J t r orn P ome roy on l..!t South eas t er n O hto Hereford 1\ dull ~ only Phon e UO I) !13 1\ ssocr al tO n all c lean 'i 11 8 pcdrqr t't":i both horned and J 4 61 C poll ed Saturday Mar ch 15 IQ 75 Show 10 00 A M Sal e ! lH O R00 M rnobil e home 1 00 PM Ro c k Sprtng s Fvtr wo1!>1ll' r rrn tt dryer 1 bvttt s Grounds R t No 33 three ~t ld r t r€'5 p<1td '!. J? ') 0 w ee lo. JOB mtl es norlhOI Pomeroy , Oh10 Pil Q£' < I M tddl eport Oh tO f-or c ata logs wrt!e to Lloyd 3 4 He Bl ac k wood , Sa le Mqr Rt 3 Pome r o y OhiO . 1 576 9 I UR NI SH EO apartm e nt l ] 2 61 C 1 m s and bvlll Pl10nc 99 7 191! I I 61 C INOII\N Joe s ~ porttnQ GoodS buy and se ll qun s ammo l tShtn9 eQutpment and aft er GA RA G E apartment tur t--. prtl 1 w e wtll have ft sh bail ru ~ h c d En c losed fror1t por c h Stop by err :10 8 Pag e St 'i t ~ Fourth St Mtddleport M•ddl eport Phon e 997 J50Q Oruo Phone Y'n 714G 3 2 JOtc 3 6 3t c &PARTS · PHONE 308 Page St . Middleport. 992-3509 949.3832 or 843·2661 o. Rad ros , An t enn as. Tow ers , U se d T V 's. Buy from til e " tndr a n" and save " Warn Pum" We buy used Radros .-wd Towers Rad<O!. r epar re d by FCC li cense d serv1ce personnel Stop and see the " tnd un" and Bubbl e~. Monttor Channe l 1 0 a nd 20 . All Type's of BUILDING and REMODELING From a shelf to a house . Patntmg , s tdtng, rooftng, paper hanging , kitchen cabmets , ex pert carpeting, W•Jer, \.lnes, With One of These Great Used Car Buys. SPECIALS THIS WEEK! Gas, s.Wr lnolliled . Work Eledric, 71 Ford .............................s1895 guar1nteec:l. Dour. Blckhoe, Trucl<s Limestone & Fill Dirt Commercii I· Rosldontlol Construction & Romodll 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY DAN THOMPSON 111 P..rl Street HAS SOMETHING Wanted To Do Help Wanted ~lid once you see all the trades now coming m on our fast se lling '75's . .. your opinions about used cars rt;~ay well cha nge com pletely · These are just a few exa mples . 1973 T Bird 2 Dr........................... J5295 1 (614) 247-3644 H ar dtop. off Ic tal's car About ha If new cos t L 1k e new !9~3 Ford /z Ton Pickup ................ J2895 cy p.J 'std shrft One owner ~~~e~ardtop , arr cond , full equr p m e nt gladly refer you to local 1972 Ford LTD 4 Dr.......................J2595 H ardtop, arr cond, lu ll equrpmenl Shows bes t of care 1970 Ford Torino ......................... }l595 Brougham 4 dr h ardtop, 302 VB . power steermg & brak es auto tran s, on e ca r eful l oca l owner , low mileage ' 1970 Chrysler V8 New Port .............J1295 4 dr , air cond Real Estate For Sale 72 Pinto .......................... s1695 72 Pinto .........................s1695 75 Olds Cut. Suo. Sed ................... ..... '4995 Air, 60/ 40 seat, steel radial tires, AM / FM radio 73 Chev. Imp. 4 door, power, ain ........... 12895 d cyl , au t o 4 cy l , 4 sp sharp 71 Ford LTD ................... $1295 72 Olds .............................s2495 Toronad o 2 dr , H T, fu l l y equ rpp ed 73 Chev. Impala ............ s2495 a 1r, P S, P B, viny l roo f 73 Ford ............................ s2495 Gran Tor rno, 4 dr , a1r, v tn yl root, p 70 Lincoln ....................... s2195 72 Pontiac:..................... s1395 or Don Thompson DAN THOMPSON FORD ClELAND' REALTY OPEN EVES. TILl 00, THURS. SAT. TILS :OO Cata t rna,2 dr H T,a1 r ,v rnylr oof , P S, PB 68 Ford ............................... s395 2 Dr H T 68Dr Olds .............................. $395 Good Selection of Other Used Cars . ~ee Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS 985-4100 USED CARS Located on St. Rt. 7 Chester, 0. FOR MONKEY RUN AREA Pomeroy, 0. The Dai~ Sentinel MONDAY MARCH 3rd -- THRU PH. 992·2156 SATURDAY --------- For Sale MARCH 8th - ..!.. ._..- -~ 8 AM TIL 5 PM - Wanted To Buy Pels For Sale CARPETING 501 NYLON CLOSED THRU TUES. MARCH 11 $7 95 no On A Buying Auto Sales Trip Soutn-h- SPECIAL! Come See Us Free + - - - - - - - - TO BE GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY MARCH 8TH AT 4:00PM ·. ' • With Purchase Of Any G.ood Used Refrigerator This Week, Priced '199.95 up '· .. SEE THE ALL NEW HONDA >' March 121 NEW-lAMPS " SHOWROOM FLOOR FOR ONE DAY ONLY $1995 As Low As SATURDAY, MARCH Bth 8 AM TIL 5 PM TRAILER-LOAD BALER --- --. - ' -- - -- TWINE 111 --- ------· .... I 1000 WILL BE 'IN ON OUR • ,..- M or e tha n a I r new -;;;;;+.;;~'"d• HondaGL· l OOO tsa nevent Ama1ormd motorcycl e design and engmeerrng. lnnova after tnnova t 1on, t es ted a nd proven . Com bi n e one prest1gi ous motorcycle lncred1 bl y powe1 amazingly qu te l Lu x unous m every detail DON'T MISS IT! • .' ~ SEE THE COMPLETE HONDA LINE AT. , , ••• SMITH HONDA SALES < ,( I ..,.. . ~ .· 5 Miles North of Gallipolis on Rt. 7 - •• •' ' . Phone 446-2240 2 dr. v rn y1 top & intenor V B. P s , p b , auto trans ' rad1o ' '1995 1970 Ford t T. D. v 1966 Ford Galaxie trans , p s , p o . atr co nd , vmy l top , rnd tO R auto V 8, P s , p b , au to trans , rad 10 stereo V roof ' ' Deatershtp Now Open Weekdays Tii7 :0D 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S.......... 12195 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe., power, air ........'2695 72 Chev. Nova Cpe, 6 At., P.S............... 12195 71 Chevelle Mal. Cpe., v-roof. air .............11995 71 Ford Wagon, full power, air...............11895' /1 Ch.ev. Cap. H.T. Sed., V·roof, air ........... 11995 11 Bu1ck El. 225 H.T. Sed., V-roof, air, nice 12195 p.m. Saturday T1ll 5:00p.m. Sc e Ceward Calvert Smiltn Art Argyrles or Btl I Nelson We SeiVice What We Sell! ! ! Smith Nelson Motors Inc. 500 E. Mam St. Phone 992·2174 Pomeroy, Ohio 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF QUALITY .M otor Co. 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V-roof, pow., air ..... ~3095 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA $4195 4 Door , only 10,400 mites, full y equipped me air . dark reeL A rea l cream puff . 1974 CHEVELLE MALIBU GM Dlvtslon ca r , ai r co nditioning , 350 dark grey finish , radio v.e ' 1971 MATADOR $1595 4 Door , full y equipped puff $3095 P steering, Inc air. dark r ed A real c reBm 70 Camaro V-8, auto., V·roof. ................ 11995 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ........... '1495 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air ........... '995 69 Buick LaSabre 4 dr., v-roof, air ...... ...395 68 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air ........... 1895 Polly's Pointers 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedar., power, air 1595 66 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., VB, auto, p.S......... '495 61 Buick Special 4 Dr., sharP ................ .'395 BY PULLY CRAMER Clear lacquer protects brass Karr & Van Zandt " You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Bu s ·n ~s s" 9•2·5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Until6 : 00-Til 5 p.m . Sa! Young i}dults convene The March meeting of the YoWlg Adult Class of the Bradford Church of Chmt was held recently at the church The top1c for devotions was " On e Ongin for AlJ'' and was given by Nancy Morris. Sl1e also read a poem, "At Day's End " Scriptures read were from Hebrews 2 5-13 Business discussed at the meeting was that the class decided lo dona le a record player to the Gallipolis Children's Home, a donahon was given to the Pnson Mmistry , and there was a discussion about startmg a new POlLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I have some furm ture wtth brass handles Aller I polish them !hey are mce and shmy but soon turn dark again. Is there anythmg I can do or put on them to keep them shmy? I would appreciate some In· formation - ETTA. Aller DEAR ETTA thoroughly protecting the furniture with newspaper or cardboard around the handles you might spray the brass with a clear lacquer. Aller one coat dries apply another and be sure all sides are coated and that the spray does not get on the furniture finish. I have just dune lhls to a silver belt !hat would tarnish and rub off on light clothes. - POLLY class for older teens. Next meetmg will be at the home of Bon me Ltghtfoot In attendan ce at lhe meeting w e~e B1ll B1ggs, Carol Biggs, Bo nme Lightfoot, J erry l.1 ghtfool, Suzan Lightfoot, Nancy Morns, Carol Morris, Guy Hysell, Ruby Hysell, John Blake, Sylvia Blake, R1chard Wilt, Marge Wilt, Jane Hysell, Clifford Smith, Polly Sm 1lh, Chr1s Smith, Madeline Pamler Catherine Russell , Richard DEAR POLLY - My Pet G1lkey, Phyllis Gilkey, Mark Peeve is with servicemen Gilkey, Ann Pickens, Larry called to r epatr an appliance: P1ckens and Bonme Pickens who come to th e rront door lmsli!ad of !he back 1 and !hen track 111 d1rt from the front of the house to the back. They should kn ow one's apphances P rn Sat urday betwee n a1 c not kept m the hvmg room. Hemlock Grove and the When painhng the ceiling in Bradfo1 d Churches David a room, pWlch the paint tirush Blake gave devoti ons and handle through a box lop w1th Harrison had prayer to close the s1de edges up as you pamt. th e meeting Refre shm ents Th1s serves as a sh1eld It were served . Attendmg were protects you from dnppmg those named and Bonme Wood, pam t and also protects your Becky Pamlilr, V1ck1 P1 ckens, floor - MARGARITE Tammy Blake, Charles D1ehl, DEAR POLLY - I have a Danny Harmon, John Blake, remedy for Sandra who has a Diane Pamler and Mr. and problem removmg scorched or Mrs. Chfford Sm1th. burned food and the resulting Truth Seekers have meeting Vlsllahon day w1th the s1ck and shut-ms of the commumly was set for Mar ch 29 when the Truth Seekers met Tuesday night at the home of Linda Hysell Danny Harrison opened the mee ting and plans were made for a basketball game at 8 30 NOW OPEN Sunday 1 · .r 6 pm ~ (' 1972 Ooel Manta 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., pow., air .... ,7895 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, air .......'1895 72 Olds 98 HT Sed.~ HOOf, air .............. 13295 MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. ' " em 73 Cou11ar XR7, V·roof, air, power............ 13895 73 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp., radio ........... 12195 LARRY'S •' - RUTLAND FURNITURE No purchase necessary -- need not be present to win. Just Register. •aa Herculon Recliner Wed. - · - - - - HONDA XR75 •COFFEE •DONUTS ePEPSI So ld new to r over $6700 F ul l pow er 1,500 mtles New Cad 1ll ac trade •2895 1971 Pontiac Catalina 2 Dr , au to tr ans , r actro , ro w mr lea g e 4 cy t engrne . qrcal eco nomy 4 461 S. Third St. Middleport, Oh10 Phone 992 2196 Strout Realty 74 Buick ......................... s3395 Air & full equ rpm ent Luxury a t a tow pnce CARRIER WANTED a. S, p 8 Le Sabr e. 4 dr, H T , a1r v rn yl roof P S, p B , 16, 000 m• See: Fred Bloettnor, Dorrell Dodrill _.-·--'-"'------ 75 Chev. Caprice 4 door ............... .......' 5795 1969 Olds 98 4.Or. Hard Top ......... }995 - - - - ----- ------ - E x tra n 1ce fo r mode l ! o 1ara Custom " , p s, P b , auto tra n s ., air cond , rad +O l uggage, radio wmdows, a 1r cond , v 1ny l top ilnd much more ! re Wa11111t , p d (3) 75 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Sedans I I Fully equ•pped cars with 60-40 seat. AM-F M I -~?.!.?.:_s!._:~~;!!.~~~ factorv air . Jl ' Con t 1nen t a t. 4 dr , fully equ 1pped - 0, 69 ~chev............................. s395 4 Dr H T , - --- - ---- --- - - - Real Estate For Sale new Ford trade rn 1972 Ford Gran Torino ................... J2395 Home Maintenance Mobile Homes For Sale Employment Wanted (1- 1 Lany lavender Real Estate For 5ale VB, standa rd lono w 1de bed Brou g h am, d dr ~ u nfu~n>Sh-ed Ton 4 cyl Sf a W agon Auto t rans , one owner, new Ford trade In Call Fire Retardant Insulation 1 1974 Ford Pinto ............................ J2795 For lnfonnation HElL RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING 71 Ford Custom ............. s1495 long Wlde bed 6 cyl , sta ndard . shorf bed FOR YOU! WILKINSON SMALL ENGINE 211 r n Ob Tr i County Bank ·" p v er y sc r,. tce E \l er yo n r Sub To ta l Oeposttory tn vtt (' d to .llt e11d Balances 110 Jll 7 13 1 lr Jl C Ovts tand tng Worrenl s De c SALES & SERVICE 31 t9 74 IDectuc t l 27 351 tH Total Clerk Trea~urer s M R 1\ N 0 MR S Ro n<tld IJougan 992-3092 \t\/'. NTEO to cto b<!bp si!tmg rn 1970 SCO TTI E Campe r, Ve r y B<tl , Dec 31 1974 t~ J on .1A woulcl It!..< to tnvrt c you to TWO bedroom mobrle home 992 ·2067 IllY hom e Phon e 991 7060 g ood condttton Phone 992 SUMMARY OF CASH atte nd Sunday School rl l 1t1£' corner Broadway anCI E lm rn ] 'i ]I C Minersvttle, 0 RD No. l bA LA NCES, RECEIPTS ll76 Mtddl e port Un ti e d P en Mtddlepor t Pnone 992 2580 2 18 tt c AND EXPEND I TURES teco5ta l Chur c h Sou t h 1 htrd Blocks a fl er 6 p m Bal a nc e Jan L 19 7~ Av enu e- s tart1n~ ,11 10 a 111 2 16 ti c Cement and Mortar '1 6 ?tp Genera l Funo \S J 61S O'i GROCERY bu5rness for sale Chain Bond Re tr r emf:'n l ? J J Or'l 63 Butldr ng far sa l e or lea se P ROJECTIONI ST lor Mrtson Wood Burning Stoves l BEDROOM trailer partly Bulldmg Fu nd 191.1 55 57 NEA SE SET T LEMENT Chapel Phone 773 56 19 from 8 30 p m Precision D r1\l l' In Thearrc Cal l P01111 fu r nrsht' d ultlt l teS patd ESEA Tttlc I 6 701 16 t o 10 p m fo r appo1n t m ent Heatilators Ct1Ur c ll wt!l be opt' n for Pl ea sant 61 S ] ] 12 or 6! 5 5667 l o c t~ ted rn Ourltnghi'IPl Ground 3 10 t fc Total 3!~ 178 11 servtce s tht S Sunday ill 10 <.1 2 '}7 t i C l rillle r p.;~rk Phone 9~ 1 77) 1 and Total R ecetpls m ClOd E'\l f.' ll lr1Q SC'rV tCC'S <1 1 l ') 2S I lc 498locust St . Genera l Fund BOQ 057 76 p rn W ed s pr.1ycr meettn 9 Fireplace Accessories CLOSE OUT on new Zrg Zag Bond Reltr cmen t SS 966 Ol Muklleport , Ohto 1 2 I Mo_ I ) 0 p m Everyone we lc om e sew rng machrne5 Fo r sewmg 2·19·1 roo TRAILER SPACE , J ~ mtle 2 11-7Sc Lunch Room BS 59.1 OB J 6 61t stret ch f abrtcs buttonho les. north of Metgs H tgh Sc hool on Untform Supplt es 4 285 77 f ancy des1gns, e t c P a t nt 1\ESPONSIRI.F: o l d R I 3] Pho ne 99? 29d I Burldm g Fu nd 40 000 00 SH OOT IN G MAT C H 5l tghtly blemrshed Chotce of Corn 1 23 tic PEKSON ESE A Tdle I 7 ~99 68 car ry tng case or sew.ng Holl ow Gun Club t urn ft r s t ESES T1tl e II 2 HI ! 35 st and $.19 80 cash or t erms rtgh l alter Mrlcs Ceme tery DUPLEX 138 1 ' Walnu t St ESEAT1 II e Il l 2,896 37 crvatlable Phon e 991 77 55 Rutland raclory cho'-.ed Mtdd l eport Ohto Phone Q97 To tal I 007 ,477 OB 12 18 lie gun s on l y Sunday MM Ch 9 1 77 11 0 or 992 3 132 Total Rcc e1ph & Balanc e!. 2 19 !l c p !l1 Genera l Fund 967 ,671 Bl J 1 nc U SED parts F 1ye sTruck and Wanted to own and opera t e Bond Ret rr eme nl 80 171 70 Auto Parts, R ufland Ohro J BEDROOM traile r atr con candy & contect ton \lendtng Lunch Room BS 59.1 08 N OW se l ltnq f.. u ll er Bru sh Phone ( 6 141 7J2 609J dr t rontng washf:'r and d r yer rou t e Pomeroy and Unt l orm Su pp l tes 4 185 71 Pr od u c t s phone 99 2 3.11 0 1 n 78 tP Blown Into Walls unfur n tshed phone 992 JJHB or 308 Page , Mrddleport sur roundtng a r ea P leasant Butld rng F und 13 1 155 57 I 24 ti C tomplete plumbing & s ee Ray Laudermtlk. at rrve H e at1ng . Cooling · husme!.s Htg h profit tte ms and Attic!!' E SEA T rtle I 13 700 B't Refngerat1on Root R epatrs Potn ts MODERN Wn l nu t s te r eo heat1ng service and Can srar t part ttme Age or ESEA T1tle II 2, 187 J S AUCTIO N , Thur sday n1ght , 7 Free Estimates · Guller s Plumbrng . 3 5 3tc c onsole AM FM r ad1o , l' Xperten c e not tmpo r tan1. E SEA Tr tle Il l 2, 896 37 general s heet metal Electncal Repa1rs and at Mason Auc t 1011 p m separate co ntrol s Ba lan ce Req ut r cs ctlr anct \1J95 t o To ta l 1,382, /55 49 ROOM S 11 b alt1 furniShed Servtce Horton St I n M<tson W Va S IOl 10 ar budget ter ms Call F r e e S<~795 cash m\lest rnent For works. Expcndrfur es o n ~econd Avenue rn Mrd Caii992 -3S09 and Constgnments welcome 997 J965 detail s wr rl e and tnclude GenNa I F und 84 3, 926 86 dleport, rf:' d ecora l ed Cal\997 Save on your reparr s also Pl1one ( 304) 773 5471 3 J ti c Es timales . your Phone number Bond Reltremen t 56.0 45 55 2 2 li e 5262 morn m gs or eventn9s r epa tr mower s, compressors Phone 949-5961 Untl orm SupplieS 65 584 08 3 5 tfc and outboards Brmg 1t m Phone 992-3993 Un rl orm Supplres 4, 285 77 ~ TH ENS Flea Marke l at Jr a nd save Emergency 992·3995 Burldmg Fund 231 155 51 NICe ' bedr oom Daily After 5:00 Fai r B l dg Mar ch 2 ar1d 16 ESEI\Ttlle t 136404~ or 992-5700 apar tm ent 129 L1 ncoln Ht ll Spa ces ,wadabl e Phone 593 D epartm ent BVV ESEATtt le l l 2, 18735 p l en t y of c l osets eo1sr l y ECONOMY MO T OR AND 8>\60 H tghly advertrsed ESEA Title ttl 2,696 37 hea t ed Wtlh gas floor f urnace 2 18 \Btc MOBIL E HO MES SA LE S C BRAD ~ Of.!O , Auc t1on eer 3938 M ea dowbrook Rd Total 1, 239,722 01 CMage Call Tracy Whaley Spot cash pa td l o r mobrlc Complete Servrce Balanc e D ec 31. 1974 992 3054 hom es Phone 446 140 1 Phon e 949 382 1 or 949 3161 FOR your Otl o l MtnK " Mrnn ea poll s, MN 55416 General Fund 118,7 45 93 3 1 6fc 2 26 79t c Racin e, Oh10 Cosmet tCS Phone BROW N S Bond Retiremen t 24 . 2'27 15 Cn tt Sradtord 992 51 13 ESEAT!tle l 6040 COUNTRY Mobrle H ome" Park , LOW LOW DOWN PAYMENT s 1 tfc 1 7 tf c AC RE AGE for sal e Wooded RE SPONS I BLE lady ro lrve tn TOI -' 1 143 ,033 49 R r 33 t e:-1 mtlcs north of Love l y new homes rn thr ee l ots at RocK Sprt ngs to b e wrth e ld er ly lady P t1on e r \I CASH BALANCE , Pomeroy La rg e l ots wtlh loca tron s rn Mer gs County used for resrdent ra l hom e u se E~CAVATING , dozer. loader 667 3305 conc r e te pa t ros s rdewar ~s, RECEIPTS AND Some wrth wt>oded lots W e REMODELING , p lumb ing 3 4 ntc only B ri t Write , 992 2789 and backhoe work ; sep t rc runner s a nd o il s tr ee t EXPENDI1 URE S New Equlpmen l 410 90 wt l l bu rlt on your lot or our s heatrng, and al l t ypes of 2 11 26tc t8n ks tnstal led , dump trucks BY FUND parktng Ph one 992 7479 fC' tal E~<pendltu r cs 19 1.1 55 57 ca rl 991 5976 or 992 5844 for ge n era l repa1 r work 11 3 1 tfc MEAT De putm en t munugcr and lo boy s fo r h1re , wi ll haul General Fund Tran s fer s T o mor e mformat ron guaranteed 20 years e1: mu s t be experte n ce d tn ---1111 d tr l. top sotl , limes ton e & Balance J an t , 11i' 14 153 ,615 os General 40,000 00 2 27 26tc pertence Ph on e 992 2409 bUytng prr c tng and mer TWO ROOM apartmen t on graveL Call Bob or Ro ge r R tcel p,l - Revenu e To t a l Exp & 1 19 H e ch anOt Srng of to tu l r e tar l Spr tng A\lenue Phon e 992 Jeffers , day phOne 992 ·7089 , COU N TRY H OME - 6 rm s , P roper t y Ta l< (Gross) T r ans f e r s 23 1, 155 57 meat program , sa l a r y 3429 n rgh t phone 99'2 · 3525 or 992 Ge n eral - Real Es l 160 6 14 or Tota l Exp & Transfers bath 3 bedroom v1 nyl st dmg , nf;'gottable bonus plan good 3 3 6fp 5232 T11ngtbl e Per sona l 9,3H2 21 storm w rndows and doo rs , Pl us Bal Dec J l 19 7 1 benel rts wrth cha n ce of ad 2· 11 tf c :t31 t l'i5 5! n ew f ur nace on paved r oa d State Subsidies \/a n cemen t f Or the rrght man Sc hool Fo undat i on (OrossJ Chester wate r d ts trtct . 1 acr e ESEA Ttfl e l H OUSE FOR RE N T , 163 4 s mal l young , pro greSSt\le 6,10 I 16 Bas i c A llowan ce 564 387 51 READY MIX CON CRETE de l and Phone 949 5953 Ba l , Jan I t9!4 One an d four tenths acre wr t h L tncoln Hgts , Pom eroy , company Se nd resum e to Mr 2 26 11t c lr ver ed rrght to you r pro 1ect Bus Pur c ha se Allowancf:' R ece rpt s wat er tap , 1 .1 m11e off Rt 7 on Phon e Pomeroy 992 3575 ar 608 E. 17 324 00 Fe d er a l Su bstdy Black , P 0 80){ 907 Fas 1 and easy Fr ee 7 .r99 68 Wtppel Ro<1d near F rv e - ---- - - -- ~- ---Ga ll 1pol rs J46 ?749 3 199 60 Total Recerpts G<tlltpoltS Ohro JS63 1 All vocationa l Edu cat ton est 1m ales Phon e 992 31 84 7 JQ9 68 Pornts. Phone 992 3927 2 2 tfc MAIN 5 130 00 Tota l Begrnn mg Balan ce rep l tcs c on l rdenlti! l Goeg l e rn R ea dy Mix Co , 3 6 3tp Federa l P L 874 3 4 6tC PO.M.EROY~ Tu1tron - Par en t s & Plu s Recetp ts 13 700 84 Mrddleport Ohio -·---3 and 4 ROOM furn1 sh ed anrJ b1 so 6 30 tf c E x p endttures Patron s unfurntsll ed a p a rtm en ts 84 25 lns l ruc !ton Ren ta l Schoo l P r op er l y FOOD'S HIGH AND Ph one 991 54]4 9 I I 7 36 Total Re~enue Recetp t s SEWING MACHINE , Repairs , Sa l artes a nd wages 4 12 tf c GETTING HIGHER 760 ,68.4 20 Other E)(pendttvres 401 8 3 RUTLAND - Brtek , all servr ce , all make s. 992 2284 ---~ ----~-- -- ...Offset thiS w 1th a n1 ce gar. R ece11ts- Non· R evenue 9 525 19 The F abr1 c Shop , Pom eroy, elec , 3 BR , bath S. v, , full Tota l Expen d ttures PRI VATE meetmg room fo r Authonzed Smger Sale s and Ad lus tm ents Transf ers T o d en 1 leve l acre w1th basement , 2·car garag e, any organ 1za t ron . phone 992 so 18 Ge n eral 1,115 25 Serv 1ce we snarpen Sc issors Refunds moder n home, 2 BR , bath , financ 1ng available, )975 4,008 13 To tal Tran sf ers J, liS 2.<, 3 29 tf c Other Non Reve nu e lovely k1 tch en and d1ntng , 3 11 tf c $30,000 00 T ota l Non Re venue Ei< p & utility room , basement Just 13, 6..10 ,IJ Receipts 4,059 31 Trans fe r -.; RUTLAND - large older APT 3 rooms . ~~~ elec t rrc, ha ~ Transfers From 60 tO DOZER work. l and clearrng by $13,500 00 Sa l , Dec 31. 1971 home, brick, almost 1 acre, table top r ange, wa l l oven , BulldirtQ Fun d 40 ooo 00 Total E~<p th e acre, hourly or cont r act T ransfers carport , good buy at NEW LISTING - 4 bedrooms, rea l ntce and c lean modern Title! 4 11525F arm pond s, roa ds , etc Plus Ba l De c 3L GOT A LARGE FAMILY?$14,000 00 Lo c ated •n Pomeroy bath. fu r nace heat , drilled 13 700 BJ Large dozer and operator Total Tran sfers 44 l i S 15 19 74 NEED MORE ROOM? W e over tookrng .. l he Ohro Rrver w rth o ver 20 yea r s ex Tota l R ecer pts (Revenue , ESE A T1ti C II we lL out cel la r, shop ba rn and MIDDLEPORT - Older have JUSt the pla ce for you . Phon e Ga llrpolt S day 446 peri enc e P\JII1ns Excavatrng , Non Revenue & Recc tpt s 3 n !ce lot s for onl y $10,000 00 hom e, 2 BR , lots of cabmets 7699 , e\lenr ngs J46 9539 Transfe r s) 809 ,05716 Federal Subsrdy I 605 14 ( M et gs school d tstrict) 4 Pom eroy , Oh10 Phone 992 I 26 lfn MIDDLEPORT- 3 bedrooms, I 605 I .I tn kttc hen, cellar , closed !n Total Sglnnmg Balance 2478 Tota l Re cet pt s large BR , W2 baths , bath , tots of pan e l ing and ----· --12 19.tfc P lus Recet pts 962,672 81 Tran s fers From front & back porches, w1th re ceptton or mus!c room. 592 21 Expenditures TRAilER spi!lce l mtle~ t ron • celi 1ng t rl e Natural ga s, fur Genera l garage and uttltty building sew tng room , utlltly , full 582 'J I Pomeroy , Rt 143 Phone 9n rlOM E Improvement and Total Administration T ota l Tran s fers nace, la rge leve l lot. Wi ll move $15,500 00 basemen t, roo f e d patio, Reparr Servr ce Anythmg T ota l Receipts and 5858 EliJl 10 27 tf c soon Reduced t o $8.500 00 T rans f ers 2,187 35 , la rge lot, recently ft x~d around th e home , from Total ln stru c t to n BUSINESS BUILDING - 3 garage RUTLAND - All elec. new Exp 405 ,232 15 Tota l Begrn n1n g Balan ce Plus ----roof to basement You wtl l REED SVILLE area Someon e re n ova t ed , carpe ted , rooms d own an d 4 up. NICe T ot a l co Ord tnate Activ tl tes Recet p ts & Tr a n sf er s :? , 18 7 35 home, carpeted , 3 BR , 2 lr ke our worK and ra tes t o cut and pile b r ust1 tn e~< paneled, t•l ed $19 ,900.00 Expenditures 986 00 E ~< p e nd t tur e!. Phone 742 SOB I offtces and an apartmen t change l or c:h rpwood Easy baths, tun bas em en t , nice LET US SELL YOUR Tota l Llbrl'!ry Exp 12 .571 01 rn struc l ron 12 29 tfc acce5S and p l enty ot cht p Parktng Askrng $8 ,000 00 . quret location , w rth approx 2 187 JS SMAL LER HOME - - - - - - - - - -- - -Ot her Expe nd tt ur es To ta l Puprl Trans v.ood Call 378 631 1 after 6 NEW Wheel chotr and walker POMEROY Ntce 3 bedroom 10 acres woods $35,000 00 . 1 I 87 35 9 1,33343 Tota l Exp n c\ler used Phone 742 4<161 ·s e P T I C TANK S clea ned pm E• P • 3 6 6tc bnck hom e, wtt h bath , nat gas Modern Sa n1tat1on , 992 3954or To tal E~tp Plu S Ba l , J 1 7tc Tota l Pl ayground s THROW OUT THE ASPIRIN 30 as FA fu rn ace N 1ce paneltng, Dec 3 1. 197J :1 , 187 lS Recr eati onal E~tp 992 7349 HA VE A SE LLING 307 Spring Avenue STAR CRAFT trailers , $4924 9 18 tf ( E S E A Title Ill Total Sc hool Plant carpetmg , basem ent, p orches _________ PROBLE M' LET MEIGS Q6 H77 87 now $3 895 Star Craft fold R ectH pt s Pomeroy 992-2298 Operat1on EI<P and fen ced ya rd for t h e puppy 9 57 00 WILL tnm or cut t r ees or down s, !.1400 up tr ee 3 way COUNTY 'S OLDEST FULL Total Sc hool Pla nt Fede ral Su b s rdy 19 176 59 T ota l Rec et pt s 957 00 shrubbery , clea n out ra d to w tt h each un rt sold m Ask mo $17,500 00 Marn l Exp TI ME REAL ESTATE CONTACT: OL D fu r nrtur c tce boxes , b'rass NEW LISTING-Business basements , att1cs , etc Phone March S90 \la l ue CAM P Transf ers Fr om Total Other A u x rllar y OFFI CE SOLVE YOUR beds or comp lete househo l ds lois Pauley CO N LEY STAR CRAFT bLi tl d tng in Middleport wrth d 949 3221 or ?42 4441 1,939 37 Ex o ense 86 .686 52 Ge nera l Fu nd Wrtte M D Mt l ler . Rt 4 PROB LEM - CALL AT Branch Manager 2 28 26tc SALES Rou t e 62 N of Po tnl apa r tm ents 5 year s of incom e Tota l Cllprta l Outlay 33,769 49 To t al Tnm sf er s 1. 939 37 Pomeroy, Oh10 Cal l 992 7760 ONCE PROPERTY IS P l easan t behrnd Red Ca r pet Tran sf er To To t a l Rece tpls an d 10 7 74 wi ll p ay fo r tt Want to see ~o . ooo oo Inn SELLI NG FAST NOW Du tldrn g F und Transfers 582 1 1 3 6 2tc Expe ndr tur es 992·2259 T1 fl e II J UN K a ut os co mpl ete an d 1,939 31 I nstruc tion WE HAVE HOUSES, FARMS, T rUe Ill deliver ed to our ya r d we p 1ck 14,] 19 53 2 H96 37 BOAT TR A I LER hOlds boa t s to LOTS , AND SEVE RAL 011\Cr E){p Lun ch up auto bod res and bu y a l l 1,900 65 Total E XP 1 896 37 17 If 12 m c h lt r es , 2 speed Unrform Supp lr es BUSINESSES FOR A REA L k1n d s of scrap meta l s and 5874 1 76 w1nc t1 Phon e 9J9 2789 To ta l Tran sf er s DEAL CALL 992·3325 . tron R1der ' s Sa l vage , St Rt 3 6 3tc Inter · Fund T r iln sf er Totll l Genera l Fu nd 114 Rt 4. Pomeroy Ohro E x p . and Tran st er s 84 3,926 88 R e<o ncrlrat1on Ca ll 992 5J6B .1 1 F I GURI NE whrskey bottles From Genetcrl F und General F und Sal 10 17 ti C Dec 31. 1974 118,745 93 to Bu rld1n g Code 40 ,000 00 and furn tlure Wrtte Chr tS Branham P 0 BO){ 20J , Total Exp lind T ra n sf ers Frotn Ceneta l Fund to CAS H patd tor all maKes and Tt tl e II 582 '21 P l us Sal Dec 3 I , 197J Pomeroy Oh ro 4576 9 model s o f mobtle homes 962 .611 81 From General Fund IO 3 6 31C PhO " c e~rea code 01.1423 9531 T tll e I I I 939 J1 Bond Rel1rem ent Fund 4 13 tfc Bal , Jan L 1974 24, 306 63 From Gene ral Fund to USED Kenmore gas range, Check Our Selection, Check Prices! 14 319 53 good co ndrtton Phone 992 L unch Fun d Receipts Prop ert y Tax ( Grossi F rom Ge n eral Fund to 7530 Full & Twin Size Beds, complete _ _ 39.95 up 3 6 )IC Generar -- Rnl Estate 50.57 1 73 Unt torm Suppl1es 1.900 65 Tangrbl e P ersona l '2 .519 ]4 Total Exp Transfers S8 ,7.t l 76 Rolla way Bed, like new 39.95 Total Rec T ra nsf er s 58 , 7.tl 16 NICE Easter 91 fl' AKC black Int erest on Inactive INDUSTRIAL 6 1RCil st roke SaW Several Gas & Elec. Ranges 39.95 up 1,875 00 A sse ts a"d l rab tht re~ Funds mrn1ature poodle , fcrn<~ l e 3' l S75 . 18 rnch me t alla ta g 6 rnch 55 ,966 07 D ec 31 , 1974 Total R ece rp ts (Jl Office Desks. like new 99.95 up months old , houseb r ok e n swt nQ , com p lete w1th Assets Also , wtll do poodle Qroommg threadi ng gears motor and Sq. Yd Red Velvet Sofa Bed 49.95 1J3 033 48 Total Beg rn nrng Ba l ance Cash on Hand tor SS (fi ll Coo l ville , 667 39\5 • and up brts $100 2 h p bo lt s rn g l e 1 500 00 Plus Receipts 80 .172 70 Inventory 3 7 Jtc phase mo tor , mdu stnal type 19 000 00 E x pendrlur es land w tth pullt'Y 550 i!l1r corn .----sPECIAL-SPECIAL---. . 960 000 00 NICE Oe<IQH.· pups for sa l e Fees & Cha rges Wt llih eld euttUtrlQS Prtce tn c tudes Installation pressor mo tor and tank , S25 2.1! IJOO 00 -· Til l< Sett lement 1 406 03 EQutpmen t PIIOil(-' Q91 53 02 ltne shaft 3 pulleys be a n ngs and fr ee paddmg Talk to 1,37 t 5'1 3 J8 Int eres t On Bonds '24 639 52 T ota l Assets 3 5 Jt c and belt $15 Ph one 985 JllS Wendell Grate , carpet Total Exp 56,045 ss Liabtltttes 2 13 261C To t al E~<P 56 .045 ss Accounts Payable 50 lJJ Ol con sultant. ----- ~~---- ~ -3JJ 000 00 Bal D ec 31.197 4 24.227 15 Bond Indebtedness We have hundreds of •carpet Total Lrabrl tt les 384 23~ 0 1 Total EKp PIUS N EW an d used chatn saws . values Your tob can be 80 21'2 70 EK c esso t Asse ts 98 7 199.11 Ba l • Dec 31 , 1974 !tilers <rnd mo wer s A l so , lt.l 7S MO NT E Car lo , J,OOO mrles completed m 1 to 2 weeks . No To tf'l 1,311 S1 J .ttl lunchroom Fund repa rrs J98 Locust St , all powE'f nrr AM stereo tong wathng period . IND EBTEDNESS - · Rec e tph Mtddleport Phone 991 3092 tape Call992 7036 after 5 p rn 39,337 10 2 28 261c PART I BONDS Sale of L.unches 3 5 tf c 19 , .445 37 Purpose For Wh rch Debt Fe der al Su b stdy 2 244 85 Was Cr el\ted State Subsi d Y g.ve tl a try 1Q6Q PONTIAC Executrve Wtfh A. GOOD buy 237 13 Bu1ldrngs & EQUipment Olt\ er Rf:'venue Blue Lustre , Amenca s a c Phone 992 1M I Total Revenue & Non Ol.llstand tng J M 1, 3 J 5t c tavorrte carpet shampoo Candy Stnpe Carpet wtth 197.4 11.1 ,000 00 Revenue Re cerpl s 71 26J 55 Green Living Room Suite---- - -_ 10.00 Baker F urn rt ure Co rubber bade.. Tran sfers From RE"deemed ourrng Year ] 7 )fC 195 1 CHEVROLET converllble , Reg . $6.9Psq. yd. Living Room Suite 20.00 General 14 ,319 53 1974 19,000 00 complet e ly r econd t ttoned . Total Tran sfe rs 14,319 53 B"la •1ce OutstC~nd t ng (3) Good Rockers 19.95 up rus t t 1kt' " ew CC'In b£' seen 950 000 00 Now $4 .99 Sq. Yd. Total Reven ue ·& Non Dec :\ I , 19 74 '2 GRAVE lot , Me tgS Memor ral Robert Hayrnt~n Rutlatld J J .j P et Several Chests & Dressers 29.95 up Reven ue Rece tpts In! Rate Ga rd ens . cneap , Phone 949 OhrC' Phon e 7J2 4111 19 79 Nrce tor bedroom s, dens, & Tran sf ers 85, 58 .& OS Maturt!V Yea r 3 5 31C J962 Zenith TV, Walnut, B&W 139.95 Total Beg rn n 1ng Balan ce Burldrngs and Equrprnent J s Otc kttchens, e'c. Plus R f:'ceipts 85 .58 J 06 Outstand rng Jan L 19 70 , 1 T O N Che¥ r"Oi f:'t V 6 197<~ 2S0 .000 00 E x: pend1'ur es flatbed 4 speed , dual wheels ALL Weal her coat , good as new " At Caut1on Light , Rt. 7" Salanes and Wages 1~ . 040 86 Redeemed Dur 1ng Year ANOTHER BIG LOAD OF runs good . good body Phon!:' cost 'SSO . worn 4 ftmes. srze 1'2 Tuppers Plains, Ohio 197J 11,00000 Food & Food Hand l rna Haro ld Brewer . Long Bollom Wrtte Bo1< 300, c 0 Sent rnel Supplies 66 .01 s 90 Balance Dutstandtng Phone 647·3858 985 3554 2 16 tfc Pomeroy , 0 139 ,000 00 Other E Kpend itur es 5'27 32 Dec 31. 1974 OPEN WED. THRU l 5 3tc 5 1.t PC t Total Expenditur es 85,.584 08 In! Rate fq iJ FORD Coun tr y Squt r e SUNDAY 9 A.M.·7 P.M. Rulland, O. 742·4211 Total EKP 85 , 584 08 Matunty year EA. wagon 20 , 000 miles , all Total Bonded Debt To t al Exp Pl us equ,pment, 53 500 PhOne 992 Sal , Dec Jl, 1974 85 ,584 OS Outslandrng J an 1 19 7J JM 000 00 3~9_!.£_r_9_!2.JIJ~ -~- --~·Uniform Supptres Fund Real Nice Love Seatl---~--.:---79.95 Recerpls To tal Bonded Deb t 1973 VEGA Ha tchbac k , .t sp eed Redeemed Ourm g Year Sales of workbooks & transm rss •on , new t tres , tape Vinyl Love Seat 69 .95 1974 30 ,000 00 Suppltes 2,385 12 player , excellent condtf ror' T otal Rece tpts '2 , 385 u Total Bonded Debt ~ 3 Big Oak Tables. <set) 88.00 Wd! sell reasonable Phone Tran sfe rs From Balance Outs 1c1r1dmg (61 4 ) 992 1377 or 991 1732 afler General 1,900 65 Dec Jl , 19 7J 334,000 oo .. p Ill t otal Tr ansfe rs 1, 900 65 Orily 3 Pc. New Bedroom Suite 2 28 12tc Total Recerpts and -...---Was 349.95, Now249.9S - 10,000 feet bates Transfers 4,285 17 (31 7 lfc 1968 200 CUBIC tnch . 6 cyl , Total Beginn i ng Ba lan<e Comet Aufornat tc n€-w - Ask for our cash and carry Plus . Receipt s & brakes . and braK e drums , 4, 285 17 Transfers prrced ro sell Phone A lb ert pnce. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT E x pendt,ures Hrll 949 2261 E state of Charl es H ya tt . Purchase of Wo r kboo k & 3 7 3tc 4, 285 71 D eceased . POMEROY LANDMARK Supplies Notrce tS hereby g 1 ven that 4,285 71 t'l. ·~ Jack W Carsey , Mgr Total Expend itures 1969MERCURY Montego MX , 4 Bernard V Fultz whose Post ~ Phon e 992·2181 Total Exp. Plu s dr 1 Vl n'(l roof 302 V8 Bat, Dec 31. 1974 4, 285 71 Oll tce Add res ~ 1S P 0 Box 7'23 . automat1c transmisston Pom e ro y , Ohro . has been duly Butldtng Fund s ~600 95 Phone 378 6347 ear , Jan 1. 19H 191,155 S7 appo i n ted as Adm tnrstrator de 3 6 6fc bon1S non o f the Estate of 19~7 C HE VY part s NEW Transfers From -·....... Lakewood traction bars , hi · General 40,()00 00 Cha rl es Hyatt , No 20701. ra te of 1973 CHEVELLE Malrbu , 2 dr T o t al Tran sfers 40, 000 00 Me tgS County , Ohro, Qe ceased 1acke r air shocks , hooker , hi;lrdtop . p s and brakes. a c , Dated th rs 25th d a y of neaders . wrth l " coll ector s for row mileage, excellent con OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M SATURDAYS Februa ry 1975 sma ll block . Call 992 34.94 Total Beg inning Balan c e drllon Also , brand new spare Manning D Webster after 6 p m BEST OFFER Plus Receipls & trres tncluded Phone 991 J213 Judg e of t he Probate Cou r t ' 10 171tfc T r ansfers 131,155 57 1 6 31c " '" MetgS County , OhiO ---- ~--- - .- ---E x penditu res SU1Id1n ~s 190,734 71 !2) 28 , (31 7, 1A, 3tc I FOREST RUN BLOCK CO. r--o'RTv'ER'E:ou&'TTo'Nc'A'Rs'-1 •3195 XLT , V 8, st a ndard , P ' Middleport, OhiO Phone "2·5367 or 991-3161 etc Professional WEDDING Photography 1972 Buick Electra 5 dr ' p s ' p b ' pwr 72 Ford Ran2er ..............s2095 s, USED CARS Econet m e Van , 302 V 8, sta ndard g ood condttton PH. 992-n77 POMEROY See Our Special Sale Ad In Sunday's Newspaper Wedding vows read March 1 Roger L. Adkms and l.ena D Bunce were umted in marnage March I, al the Portsmouth Bapl!st Church m Rosemont, m a :t:JO p m. cere m ony con dueled by Rev. Quentm Kmg Mrs Kmg provided the nuptial ffiUSI C In attendance were Mr and Mrs. Jeffrey Pellizzari and Jon BWlce of Columbus, and Mr and Mrs Frank Reeves, Lucasville. Followmg the ceremony a Order Your Southern Cabbage Plants Now JAMES HILL Phone:. ' 247·2961 • dmner was g 1ven for the couple at the Ramada Inn m Portsmouth by Mr and Mrs . Reeves The bnde 1s a native of Middleport and lhe groom a native of Huntington, has b~n res1dmg m Mobile, Ala. The couple plan to make their home m Arizona . NOTIC E OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21430 E st a t e al Paul Manon Cowdery, Decea se d No tr ce 1S hereby g 1ven tha t Marilynn Trusse11 a nd Ronl!lld ~ow d e ry of Reedsvt l le and long ott om, Oh ro have been d uly appo rnted Co Execu t ors of the Estate of Pa ul Ma r ton CowCiery deceased. late of Meigs County ' Dhro ' Credt!ors a r e requrred to f rle 1herr crarms wrth sard frductary wrth rn f ou r months Cred1tors a r e r equ tred to frl e !he rr c!a1ms Wtt ll satd f rduciary Wrt htn four months . Dated th rs 3rd day of March 1975 . Mannrng D Webster • Judge Cou rt of Co mmon Pleas, (]) ? Prob ate DIV ISIOn . 14, 21, 3tc . . slams from white enamel pans. Wash pan well with soapy water and let water come to a boll m the pan . Rinse out and remove any adhering particles of food . (Polly's Note: Uoe a rubber spatula or dull silver knife to prevent chipping the enamel). Cover stamed area with liqwd bleach and leave on Wllil all cllngmg particles and slain are gone. This will nol affecl the glossy surface and is not applicable to aluminum but does work equally well on glassware. - MISS A. M. B. DEAR POLLY - Those who like to have waterproof protection for a yoWlg chlld'o bed could use an old flannel· backed tablecloth with the flannel side against !he maltress. Moisture will not go through to the mattress and thiS is less expensive than rubber sheeting . A 52x72 inch cloth w1ll luck m under a twin mattress and secure it against shiftmg. - JEANIE. DEAR POLLY - Afte r painting our livmg room I diScovered that putting a bucket of water in the room absorbs the paint odor quite well - BEATRICE DEARL POLLY - To repair cracked candles hold a paring knife or old table knife over the stove burner until 1t is hot. Then quickly rWl the knife around the crack and hold the cracked paris together until the wax sels. This only takes a few mmutes to do and 1 save money by not having to buy new candles and can reuse some of my favorites . JANE. ' " ' , T REVIVAL SET A rev1val will be held at the S1lver Run Free Baptist Church beginning March 17 and running through March 30 with Rev. Merlin Teets speaking each evening and spee1al smgers to be featured each night. The public is in· V1ted. END VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wise, Jennifer and Susanne, Middleport, returned Wednesday night fr om Florida where they visited Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, Mr. and Mrs. James Souders and family , and C. a Wise. They also took' a trip to Key ,est. ' T ' '' T T ' ' �. ., 9- The Doily Sent mel, M1~dlepo rt-Pome roy, 0. , Friday, March 7, • • ~:.T.T:~r:hi'T ' SPRING INTO MARcH J B- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport· Pomeroy. 0 .. Fnday, March 7. t~;5 Business Services For Fast ''Results .Use Sentinel Classifi·e ds FINANCIAL REPORT O FTHE60ARDOF ~ DUCATI ON , · For Ftscat Y e ar En dtng Dece mb er l l , 1974 Eastern Lo cal Schoot Dt s t nct , Metgs Coun t y Rt , Aeed svtll e . Oh to Feb 28,1914 I certrh' !he to!low t n~ rrpor t to be corr ec T C 0 Newland Clerk , Treasurer of the Board ot Edu c,,t 1on 6\J911 5 ~2Q 2 CASH RECONCILIATION Totttl Fund Balnnus Dec 11 19 7.1 \ 1~ 3 OJ) 18 Deposr tor'y Balilnces Pomf:'roy Na t1ona1 Bank I J\ 1-IJ OQ C.;ud of Thanks I For Sale ForI' EOR RentP OM W I SH to l!l iHlk L' I.' Cryon c I Jr th e tr c ard S \lt Sti S ti O Wl' r ~ and pra y ers dur•tH! m y conl tnC' tl 1(' fll as a surqt co l patten! tll H olt er SpPt tM I tl1<1nlo.. s ro t11c l hur c hes tor lt1 C'i r I IOwN S an ct card s Gocl blr'S S yo u all T rC' SStr '-. p en cer M d d l cport O il tOp l I I (1W t f.' ' l or I r' H r h t • l-, 1' 1<. po t ~ '> IJ id 'f · ri c fl h o rr r ~A~ I'l l ' ' ,nr <l lhv C.. rll .t. o p ( IH .' !'>I •' r Q llr O 1 t 1? t c VU N '• llOo l on Milf' Hill I-< Oc1d t~ cto ry ct10 ~ C'd '. pQt)<;Q f ('(l b y ~Hl l ur cl c1 Y ' p rn f\\ ,H c h u I \ II C P II',N Q IUtllllq Notice o nly ~<I (I I H' l t'Ci tOI\ 1\r r H r rc. m ! \! j.) (tun !> P lrQ t l(' 9 !9 IH\ 1 1 I II C A ~ E V I V I\ L w d l bl' h £' 10 ,1 1 !I ll' MilsOn f1 5~cr1r b ly of Go d Cltu l c h or q •nnm q ~ u n d •lY Mar c h Q ,,, I JO p rn w rth dtllerC'n t Sp!' <lkcr ~ f'i'l t h n tQ tlt Tt1 !" r f' \11. II he spec ra l '> Ill'! nq I W i ll clo r o oi iiHI h(',1 111 HI ptumll ng and t: l cc r(' pr1 rr lr rt dl w o rk 9 H~ '11 1l Ciilr r Phone C twrlt S 11)1 l I I lip l r,l tltJ Br ow n <, GOOD hay tor sa le 1-ran c t<. ! rrt t lt: r Coun P t1o u ~ r~ ·u J3 /l l\nd r cw Lorl't] Ro ttom Phon e j f 9 R 'l 3't9 1 I 1f t D&D CONSTRUCTION INDIAN JOE'S ] 7 ] tp CB SALES IJ R NI C.. HED apt a rr con d tro11tnCI cre c t1ca r 17 m iles lH i tt 1\ NN lJ I\ L H ereford Sale 18 bul l!> an d I S f e mal es. 3J t r orn P ome roy on l..!t South eas t er n O hto Hereford 1\ dull ~ only Phon e UO I) !13 1\ ssocr al tO n all c lean 'i 11 8 pcdrqr t't":i both horned and J 4 61 C poll ed Saturday Mar ch 15 IQ 75 Show 10 00 A M Sal e ! lH O R00 M rnobil e home 1 00 PM Ro c k Sprtng s Fvtr wo1!>1ll' r rrn tt dryer 1 bvttt s Grounds R t No 33 three ~t ld r t r€'5 p<1td '!. J? ') 0 w ee lo. JOB mtl es norlhOI Pomeroy , Oh10 Pil Q£' < I M tddl eport Oh tO f-or c ata logs wrt!e to Lloyd 3 4 He Bl ac k wood , Sa le Mqr Rt 3 Pome r o y OhiO . 1 576 9 I UR NI SH EO apartm e nt l ] 2 61 C 1 m s and bvlll Pl10nc 99 7 191! I I 61 C INOII\N Joe s ~ porttnQ GoodS buy and se ll qun s ammo l tShtn9 eQutpment and aft er GA RA G E apartment tur t--. prtl 1 w e wtll have ft sh bail ru ~ h c d En c losed fror1t por c h Stop by err :10 8 Pag e St 'i t ~ Fourth St Mtddleport M•ddl eport Phon e 997 J50Q Oruo Phone Y'n 714G 3 2 JOtc 3 6 3t c &PARTS · PHONE 308 Page St . Middleport. 992-3509 949.3832 or 843·2661 o. Rad ros , An t enn as. Tow ers , U se d T V 's. Buy from til e " tndr a n" and save " Warn Pum" We buy used Radros .-wd Towers Rad<O!. r epar re d by FCC li cense d serv1ce personnel Stop and see the " tnd un" and Bubbl e~. Monttor Channe l 1 0 a nd 20 . All Type's of BUILDING and REMODELING From a shelf to a house . Patntmg , s tdtng, rooftng, paper hanging , kitchen cabmets , ex pert carpeting, W•Jer, \.lnes, With One of These Great Used Car Buys. SPECIALS THIS WEEK! Gas, s.Wr lnolliled . Work Eledric, 71 Ford .............................s1895 guar1nteec:l. Dour. Blckhoe, Trucl<s Limestone & Fill Dirt Commercii I· Rosldontlol Construction & Romodll 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY DAN THOMPSON 111 P..rl Street HAS SOMETHING Wanted To Do Help Wanted ~lid once you see all the trades now coming m on our fast se lling '75's . .. your opinions about used cars rt;~ay well cha nge com pletely · These are just a few exa mples . 1973 T Bird 2 Dr........................... J5295 1 (614) 247-3644 H ar dtop. off Ic tal's car About ha If new cos t L 1k e new !9~3 Ford /z Ton Pickup ................ J2895 cy p.J 'std shrft One owner ~~~e~ardtop , arr cond , full equr p m e nt gladly refer you to local 1972 Ford LTD 4 Dr.......................J2595 H ardtop, arr cond, lu ll equrpmenl Shows bes t of care 1970 Ford Torino ......................... }l595 Brougham 4 dr h ardtop, 302 VB . power steermg & brak es auto tran s, on e ca r eful l oca l owner , low mileage ' 1970 Chrysler V8 New Port .............J1295 4 dr , air cond Real Estate For Sale 72 Pinto .......................... s1695 72 Pinto .........................s1695 75 Olds Cut. Suo. Sed ................... ..... '4995 Air, 60/ 40 seat, steel radial tires, AM / FM radio 73 Chev. Imp. 4 door, power, ain ........... 12895 d cyl , au t o 4 cy l , 4 sp sharp 71 Ford LTD ................... $1295 72 Olds .............................s2495 Toronad o 2 dr , H T, fu l l y equ rpp ed 73 Chev. Impala ............ s2495 a 1r, P S, P B, viny l roo f 73 Ford ............................ s2495 Gran Tor rno, 4 dr , a1r, v tn yl root, p 70 Lincoln ....................... s2195 72 Pontiac:..................... s1395 or Don Thompson DAN THOMPSON FORD ClELAND' REALTY OPEN EVES. TILl 00, THURS. SAT. TILS :OO Cata t rna,2 dr H T,a1 r ,v rnylr oof , P S, PB 68 Ford ............................... s395 2 Dr H T 68Dr Olds .............................. $395 Good Selection of Other Used Cars . ~ee Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS 985-4100 USED CARS Located on St. Rt. 7 Chester, 0. FOR MONKEY RUN AREA Pomeroy, 0. The Dai~ Sentinel MONDAY MARCH 3rd -- THRU PH. 992·2156 SATURDAY --------- For Sale MARCH 8th - ..!.. ._..- -~ 8 AM TIL 5 PM - Wanted To Buy Pels For Sale CARPETING 501 NYLON CLOSED THRU TUES. MARCH 11 $7 95 no On A Buying Auto Sales Trip Soutn-h- SPECIAL! Come See Us Free + - - - - - - - - TO BE GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY MARCH 8TH AT 4:00PM ·. ' • With Purchase Of Any G.ood Used Refrigerator This Week, Priced '199.95 up '· .. SEE THE ALL NEW HONDA >' March 121 NEW-lAMPS " SHOWROOM FLOOR FOR ONE DAY ONLY $1995 As Low As SATURDAY, MARCH Bth 8 AM TIL 5 PM TRAILER-LOAD BALER --- --. - ' -- - -- TWINE 111 --- ------· .... I 1000 WILL BE 'IN ON OUR • ,..- M or e tha n a I r new -;;;;;+.;;~'"d• HondaGL· l OOO tsa nevent Ama1ormd motorcycl e design and engmeerrng. lnnova after tnnova t 1on, t es ted a nd proven . Com bi n e one prest1gi ous motorcycle lncred1 bl y powe1 amazingly qu te l Lu x unous m every detail DON'T MISS IT! • .' ~ SEE THE COMPLETE HONDA LINE AT. , , ••• SMITH HONDA SALES < ,( I ..,.. . ~ .· 5 Miles North of Gallipolis on Rt. 7 - •• •' ' . Phone 446-2240 2 dr. v rn y1 top & intenor V B. P s , p b , auto trans ' rad1o ' '1995 1970 Ford t T. D. v 1966 Ford Galaxie trans , p s , p o . atr co nd , vmy l top , rnd tO R auto V 8, P s , p b , au to trans , rad 10 stereo V roof ' ' Deatershtp Now Open Weekdays Tii7 :0D 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S.......... 12195 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe., power, air ........'2695 72 Chev. Nova Cpe, 6 At., P.S............... 12195 71 Chevelle Mal. Cpe., v-roof. air .............11995 71 Ford Wagon, full power, air...............11895' /1 Ch.ev. Cap. H.T. Sed., V·roof, air ........... 11995 11 Bu1ck El. 225 H.T. Sed., V-roof, air, nice 12195 p.m. Saturday T1ll 5:00p.m. Sc e Ceward Calvert Smiltn Art Argyrles or Btl I Nelson We SeiVice What We Sell! ! ! Smith Nelson Motors Inc. 500 E. Mam St. Phone 992·2174 Pomeroy, Ohio 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF QUALITY .M otor Co. 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V-roof, pow., air ..... ~3095 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA $4195 4 Door , only 10,400 mites, full y equipped me air . dark reeL A rea l cream puff . 1974 CHEVELLE MALIBU GM Dlvtslon ca r , ai r co nditioning , 350 dark grey finish , radio v.e ' 1971 MATADOR $1595 4 Door , full y equipped puff $3095 P steering, Inc air. dark r ed A real c reBm 70 Camaro V-8, auto., V·roof. ................ 11995 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ........... '1495 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air ........... '995 69 Buick LaSabre 4 dr., v-roof, air ...... ...395 68 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air ........... 1895 Polly's Pointers 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedar., power, air 1595 66 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., VB, auto, p.S......... '495 61 Buick Special 4 Dr., sharP ................ .'395 BY PULLY CRAMER Clear lacquer protects brass Karr & Van Zandt " You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Bu s ·n ~s s" 9•2·5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Until6 : 00-Til 5 p.m . Sa! Young i}dults convene The March meeting of the YoWlg Adult Class of the Bradford Church of Chmt was held recently at the church The top1c for devotions was " On e Ongin for AlJ'' and was given by Nancy Morris. Sl1e also read a poem, "At Day's End " Scriptures read were from Hebrews 2 5-13 Business discussed at the meeting was that the class decided lo dona le a record player to the Gallipolis Children's Home, a donahon was given to the Pnson Mmistry , and there was a discussion about startmg a new POlLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I have some furm ture wtth brass handles Aller I polish them !hey are mce and shmy but soon turn dark again. Is there anythmg I can do or put on them to keep them shmy? I would appreciate some In· formation - ETTA. Aller DEAR ETTA thoroughly protecting the furniture with newspaper or cardboard around the handles you might spray the brass with a clear lacquer. Aller one coat dries apply another and be sure all sides are coated and that the spray does not get on the furniture finish. I have just dune lhls to a silver belt !hat would tarnish and rub off on light clothes. - POLLY class for older teens. Next meetmg will be at the home of Bon me Ltghtfoot In attendan ce at lhe meeting w e~e B1ll B1ggs, Carol Biggs, Bo nme Lightfoot, J erry l.1 ghtfool, Suzan Lightfoot, Nancy Morns, Carol Morris, Guy Hysell, Ruby Hysell, John Blake, Sylvia Blake, R1chard Wilt, Marge Wilt, Jane Hysell, Clifford Smith, Polly Sm 1lh, Chr1s Smith, Madeline Pamler Catherine Russell , Richard DEAR POLLY - My Pet G1lkey, Phyllis Gilkey, Mark Peeve is with servicemen Gilkey, Ann Pickens, Larry called to r epatr an appliance: P1ckens and Bonme Pickens who come to th e rront door lmsli!ad of !he back 1 and !hen track 111 d1rt from the front of the house to the back. They should kn ow one's apphances P rn Sat urday betwee n a1 c not kept m the hvmg room. Hemlock Grove and the When painhng the ceiling in Bradfo1 d Churches David a room, pWlch the paint tirush Blake gave devoti ons and handle through a box lop w1th Harrison had prayer to close the s1de edges up as you pamt. th e meeting Refre shm ents Th1s serves as a sh1eld It were served . Attendmg were protects you from dnppmg those named and Bonme Wood, pam t and also protects your Becky Pamlilr, V1ck1 P1 ckens, floor - MARGARITE Tammy Blake, Charles D1ehl, DEAR POLLY - I have a Danny Harmon, John Blake, remedy for Sandra who has a Diane Pamler and Mr. and problem removmg scorched or Mrs. Chfford Sm1th. burned food and the resulting Truth Seekers have meeting Vlsllahon day w1th the s1ck and shut-ms of the commumly was set for Mar ch 29 when the Truth Seekers met Tuesday night at the home of Linda Hysell Danny Harrison opened the mee ting and plans were made for a basketball game at 8 30 NOW OPEN Sunday 1 · .r 6 pm ~ (' 1972 Ooel Manta 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., pow., air .... ,7895 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, air .......'1895 72 Olds 98 HT Sed.~ HOOf, air .............. 13295 MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. ' " em 73 Cou11ar XR7, V·roof, air, power............ 13895 73 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp., radio ........... 12195 LARRY'S •' - RUTLAND FURNITURE No purchase necessary -- need not be present to win. Just Register. •aa Herculon Recliner Wed. - · - - - - HONDA XR75 •COFFEE •DONUTS ePEPSI So ld new to r over $6700 F ul l pow er 1,500 mtles New Cad 1ll ac trade •2895 1971 Pontiac Catalina 2 Dr , au to tr ans , r actro , ro w mr lea g e 4 cy t engrne . qrcal eco nomy 4 461 S. Third St. Middleport, Oh10 Phone 992 2196 Strout Realty 74 Buick ......................... s3395 Air & full equ rpm ent Luxury a t a tow pnce CARRIER WANTED a. S, p 8 Le Sabr e. 4 dr, H T , a1r v rn yl roof P S, p B , 16, 000 m• See: Fred Bloettnor, Dorrell Dodrill _.-·--'-"'------ 75 Chev. Caprice 4 door ............... .......' 5795 1969 Olds 98 4.Or. Hard Top ......... }995 - - - - ----- ------ - E x tra n 1ce fo r mode l ! o 1ara Custom " , p s, P b , auto tra n s ., air cond , rad +O l uggage, radio wmdows, a 1r cond , v 1ny l top ilnd much more ! re Wa11111t , p d (3) 75 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Sedans I I Fully equ•pped cars with 60-40 seat. AM-F M I -~?.!.?.:_s!._:~~;!!.~~~ factorv air . Jl ' Con t 1nen t a t. 4 dr , fully equ 1pped - 0, 69 ~chev............................. s395 4 Dr H T , - --- - ---- --- - - - Real Estate For Sale new Ford trade rn 1972 Ford Gran Torino ................... J2395 Home Maintenance Mobile Homes For Sale Employment Wanted (1- 1 Lany lavender Real Estate For 5ale VB, standa rd lono w 1de bed Brou g h am, d dr ~ u nfu~n>Sh-ed Ton 4 cyl Sf a W agon Auto t rans , one owner, new Ford trade In Call Fire Retardant Insulation 1 1974 Ford Pinto ............................ J2795 For lnfonnation HElL RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING 71 Ford Custom ............. s1495 long Wlde bed 6 cyl , sta ndard . shorf bed FOR YOU! WILKINSON SMALL ENGINE 211 r n Ob Tr i County Bank ·" p v er y sc r,. tce E \l er yo n r Sub To ta l Oeposttory tn vtt (' d to .llt e11d Balances 110 Jll 7 13 1 lr Jl C Ovts tand tng Worrenl s De c SALES & SERVICE 31 t9 74 IDectuc t l 27 351 tH Total Clerk Trea~urer s M R 1\ N 0 MR S Ro n<tld IJougan 992-3092 \t\/'. NTEO to cto b<!bp si!tmg rn 1970 SCO TTI E Campe r, Ve r y B<tl , Dec 31 1974 t~ J on .1A woulcl It!..< to tnvrt c you to TWO bedroom mobrle home 992 ·2067 IllY hom e Phon e 991 7060 g ood condttton Phone 992 SUMMARY OF CASH atte nd Sunday School rl l 1t1£' corner Broadway anCI E lm rn ] 'i ]I C Minersvttle, 0 RD No. l bA LA NCES, RECEIPTS ll76 Mtddl e port Un ti e d P en Mtddlepor t Pnone 992 2580 2 18 tt c AND EXPEND I TURES teco5ta l Chur c h Sou t h 1 htrd Blocks a fl er 6 p m Bal a nc e Jan L 19 7~ Av enu e- s tart1n~ ,11 10 a 111 2 16 ti c Cement and Mortar '1 6 ?tp Genera l Funo \S J 61S O'i GROCERY bu5rness for sale Chain Bond Re tr r emf:'n l ? J J Or'l 63 Butldr ng far sa l e or lea se P ROJECTIONI ST lor Mrtson Wood Burning Stoves l BEDROOM trailer partly Bulldmg Fu nd 191.1 55 57 NEA SE SET T LEMENT Chapel Phone 773 56 19 from 8 30 p m Precision D r1\l l' In Thearrc Cal l P01111 fu r nrsht' d ultlt l teS patd ESEA Tttlc I 6 701 16 t o 10 p m fo r appo1n t m ent Heatilators Ct1Ur c ll wt!l be opt' n for Pl ea sant 61 S ] ] 12 or 6! 5 5667 l o c t~ ted rn Ourltnghi'IPl Ground 3 10 t fc Total 3!~ 178 11 servtce s tht S Sunday ill 10 <.1 2 '}7 t i C l rillle r p.;~rk Phone 9~ 1 77) 1 and Total R ecetpls m ClOd E'\l f.' ll lr1Q SC'rV tCC'S <1 1 l ') 2S I lc 498locust St . Genera l Fund BOQ 057 76 p rn W ed s pr.1ycr meettn 9 Fireplace Accessories CLOSE OUT on new Zrg Zag Bond Reltr cmen t SS 966 Ol Muklleport , Ohto 1 2 I Mo_ I ) 0 p m Everyone we lc om e sew rng machrne5 Fo r sewmg 2·19·1 roo TRAILER SPACE , J ~ mtle 2 11-7Sc Lunch Room BS 59.1 OB J 6 61t stret ch f abrtcs buttonho les. north of Metgs H tgh Sc hool on Untform Supplt es 4 285 77 f ancy des1gns, e t c P a t nt 1\ESPONSIRI.F: o l d R I 3] Pho ne 99? 29d I Burldm g Fu nd 40 000 00 SH OOT IN G MAT C H 5l tghtly blemrshed Chotce of Corn 1 23 tic PEKSON ESE A Tdle I 7 ~99 68 car ry tng case or sew.ng Holl ow Gun Club t urn ft r s t ESES T1tl e II 2 HI ! 35 st and $.19 80 cash or t erms rtgh l alter Mrlcs Ceme tery DUPLEX 138 1 ' Walnu t St ESEAT1 II e Il l 2,896 37 crvatlable Phon e 991 77 55 Rutland raclory cho'-.ed Mtdd l eport Ohto Phone Q97 To tal I 007 ,477 OB 12 18 lie gun s on l y Sunday MM Ch 9 1 77 11 0 or 992 3 132 Total Rcc e1ph & Balanc e!. 2 19 !l c p !l1 Genera l Fund 967 ,671 Bl J 1 nc U SED parts F 1ye sTruck and Wanted to own and opera t e Bond Ret rr eme nl 80 171 70 Auto Parts, R ufland Ohro J BEDROOM traile r atr con candy & contect ton \lendtng Lunch Room BS 59.1 08 N OW se l ltnq f.. u ll er Bru sh Phone ( 6 141 7J2 609J dr t rontng washf:'r and d r yer rou t e Pomeroy and Unt l orm Su pp l tes 4 185 71 Pr od u c t s phone 99 2 3.11 0 1 n 78 tP Blown Into Walls unfur n tshed phone 992 JJHB or 308 Page , Mrddleport sur roundtng a r ea P leasant Butld rng F und 13 1 155 57 I 24 ti C tomplete plumbing & s ee Ray Laudermtlk. at rrve H e at1ng . Cooling · husme!.s Htg h profit tte ms and Attic!!' E SEA T rtle I 13 700 B't Refngerat1on Root R epatrs Potn ts MODERN Wn l nu t s te r eo heat1ng service and Can srar t part ttme Age or ESEA T1tle II 2, 187 J S AUCTIO N , Thur sday n1ght , 7 Free Estimates · Guller s Plumbrng . 3 5 3tc c onsole AM FM r ad1o , l' Xperten c e not tmpo r tan1. E SEA Tr tle Il l 2, 896 37 general s heet metal Electncal Repa1rs and at Mason Auc t 1011 p m separate co ntrol s Ba lan ce Req ut r cs ctlr anct \1J95 t o To ta l 1,382, /55 49 ROOM S 11 b alt1 furniShed Servtce Horton St I n M<tson W Va S IOl 10 ar budget ter ms Call F r e e S<~795 cash m\lest rnent For works. Expcndrfur es o n ~econd Avenue rn Mrd Caii992 -3S09 and Constgnments welcome 997 J965 detail s wr rl e and tnclude GenNa I F und 84 3, 926 86 dleport, rf:' d ecora l ed Cal\997 Save on your reparr s also Pl1one ( 304) 773 5471 3 J ti c Es timales . your Phone number Bond Reltremen t 56.0 45 55 2 2 li e 5262 morn m gs or eventn9s r epa tr mower s, compressors Phone 949-5961 Untl orm SupplieS 65 584 08 3 5 tfc and outboards Brmg 1t m Phone 992-3993 Un rl orm Supplres 4, 285 77 ~ TH ENS Flea Marke l at Jr a nd save Emergency 992·3995 Burldmg Fund 231 155 51 NICe ' bedr oom Daily After 5:00 Fai r B l dg Mar ch 2 ar1d 16 ESEI\Ttlle t 136404~ or 992-5700 apar tm ent 129 L1 ncoln Ht ll Spa ces ,wadabl e Phone 593 D epartm ent BVV ESEATtt le l l 2, 18735 p l en t y of c l osets eo1sr l y ECONOMY MO T OR AND 8>\60 H tghly advertrsed ESEA Title ttl 2,696 37 hea t ed Wtlh gas floor f urnace 2 18 \Btc MOBIL E HO MES SA LE S C BRAD ~ Of.!O , Auc t1on eer 3938 M ea dowbrook Rd Total 1, 239,722 01 CMage Call Tracy Whaley Spot cash pa td l o r mobrlc Complete Servrce Balanc e D ec 31. 1974 992 3054 hom es Phone 446 140 1 Phon e 949 382 1 or 949 3161 FOR your Otl o l MtnK " Mrnn ea poll s, MN 55416 General Fund 118,7 45 93 3 1 6fc 2 26 79t c Racin e, Oh10 Cosmet tCS Phone BROW N S Bond Retiremen t 24 . 2'27 15 Cn tt Sradtord 992 51 13 ESEAT!tle l 6040 COUNTRY Mobrle H ome" Park , LOW LOW DOWN PAYMENT s 1 tfc 1 7 tf c AC RE AGE for sal e Wooded RE SPONS I BLE lady ro lrve tn TOI -' 1 143 ,033 49 R r 33 t e:-1 mtlcs north of Love l y new homes rn thr ee l ots at RocK Sprt ngs to b e wrth e ld er ly lady P t1on e r \I CASH BALANCE , Pomeroy La rg e l ots wtlh loca tron s rn Mer gs County used for resrdent ra l hom e u se E~CAVATING , dozer. loader 667 3305 conc r e te pa t ros s rdewar ~s, RECEIPTS AND Some wrth wt>oded lots W e REMODELING , p lumb ing 3 4 ntc only B ri t Write , 992 2789 and backhoe work ; sep t rc runner s a nd o il s tr ee t EXPENDI1 URE S New Equlpmen l 410 90 wt l l bu rlt on your lot or our s heatrng, and al l t ypes of 2 11 26tc t8n ks tnstal led , dump trucks BY FUND parktng Ph one 992 7479 fC' tal E~<pendltu r cs 19 1.1 55 57 ca rl 991 5976 or 992 5844 for ge n era l repa1 r work 11 3 1 tfc MEAT De putm en t munugcr and lo boy s fo r h1re , wi ll haul General Fund Tran s fer s T o mor e mformat ron guaranteed 20 years e1: mu s t be experte n ce d tn ---1111 d tr l. top sotl , limes ton e & Balance J an t , 11i' 14 153 ,615 os General 40,000 00 2 27 26tc pertence Ph on e 992 2409 bUytng prr c tng and mer TWO ROOM apartmen t on graveL Call Bob or Ro ge r R tcel p,l - Revenu e To t a l Exp & 1 19 H e ch anOt Srng of to tu l r e tar l Spr tng A\lenue Phon e 992 Jeffers , day phOne 992 ·7089 , COU N TRY H OME - 6 rm s , P roper t y Ta l< (Gross) T r ans f e r s 23 1, 155 57 meat program , sa l a r y 3429 n rgh t phone 99'2 · 3525 or 992 Ge n eral - Real Es l 160 6 14 or Tota l Exp & Transfers bath 3 bedroom v1 nyl st dmg , nf;'gottable bonus plan good 3 3 6fp 5232 T11ngtbl e Per sona l 9,3H2 21 storm w rndows and doo rs , Pl us Bal Dec J l 19 7 1 benel rts wrth cha n ce of ad 2· 11 tf c :t31 t l'i5 5! n ew f ur nace on paved r oa d State Subsidies \/a n cemen t f Or the rrght man Sc hool Fo undat i on (OrossJ Chester wate r d ts trtct . 1 acr e ESEA Ttfl e l H OUSE FOR RE N T , 163 4 s mal l young , pro greSSt\le 6,10 I 16 Bas i c A llowan ce 564 387 51 READY MIX CON CRETE de l and Phone 949 5953 Ba l , Jan I t9!4 One an d four tenths acre wr t h L tncoln Hgts , Pom eroy , company Se nd resum e to Mr 2 26 11t c lr ver ed rrght to you r pro 1ect Bus Pur c ha se Allowancf:' R ece rpt s wat er tap , 1 .1 m11e off Rt 7 on Phon e Pomeroy 992 3575 ar 608 E. 17 324 00 Fe d er a l Su bstdy Black , P 0 80){ 907 Fas 1 and easy Fr ee 7 .r99 68 Wtppel Ro<1d near F rv e - ---- - - -- ~- ---Ga ll 1pol rs J46 ?749 3 199 60 Total Recerpts G<tlltpoltS Ohro JS63 1 All vocationa l Edu cat ton est 1m ales Phon e 992 31 84 7 JQ9 68 Pornts. Phone 992 3927 2 2 tfc MAIN 5 130 00 Tota l Begrnn mg Balan ce rep l tcs c on l rdenlti! l Goeg l e rn R ea dy Mix Co , 3 6 3tp Federa l P L 874 3 4 6tC PO.M.EROY~ Tu1tron - Par en t s & Plu s Recetp ts 13 700 84 Mrddleport Ohio -·---3 and 4 ROOM furn1 sh ed anrJ b1 so 6 30 tf c E x p endttures Patron s unfurntsll ed a p a rtm en ts 84 25 lns l ruc !ton Ren ta l Schoo l P r op er l y FOOD'S HIGH AND Ph one 991 54]4 9 I I 7 36 Total Re~enue Recetp t s SEWING MACHINE , Repairs , Sa l artes a nd wages 4 12 tf c GETTING HIGHER 760 ,68.4 20 Other E)(pendttvres 401 8 3 RUTLAND - Brtek , all servr ce , all make s. 992 2284 ---~ ----~-- -- ...Offset thiS w 1th a n1 ce gar. R ece11ts- Non· R evenue 9 525 19 The F abr1 c Shop , Pom eroy, elec , 3 BR , bath S. v, , full Tota l Expen d ttures PRI VATE meetmg room fo r Authonzed Smger Sale s and Ad lus tm ents Transf ers T o d en 1 leve l acre w1th basement , 2·car garag e, any organ 1za t ron . phone 992 so 18 Ge n eral 1,115 25 Serv 1ce we snarpen Sc issors Refunds moder n home, 2 BR , bath , financ 1ng available, )975 4,008 13 To tal Tran sf ers J, liS 2.<, 3 29 tf c Other Non Reve nu e lovely k1 tch en and d1ntng , 3 11 tf c $30,000 00 T ota l Non Re venue Ei< p & utility room , basement Just 13, 6..10 ,IJ Receipts 4,059 31 Trans fe r -.; RUTLAND - large older APT 3 rooms . ~~~ elec t rrc, ha ~ Transfers From 60 tO DOZER work. l and clearrng by $13,500 00 Sa l , Dec 31. 1971 home, brick, almost 1 acre, table top r ange, wa l l oven , BulldirtQ Fun d 40 ooo 00 Total E~<p th e acre, hourly or cont r act T ransfers carport , good buy at NEW LISTING - 4 bedrooms, rea l ntce and c lean modern Title! 4 11525F arm pond s, roa ds , etc Plus Ba l De c 3L GOT A LARGE FAMILY?$14,000 00 Lo c ated •n Pomeroy bath. fu r nace heat , drilled 13 700 BJ Large dozer and operator Total Tran sfers 44 l i S 15 19 74 NEED MORE ROOM? W e over tookrng .. l he Ohro Rrver w rth o ver 20 yea r s ex Tota l R ecer pts (Revenue , ESE A T1ti C II we lL out cel la r, shop ba rn and MIDDLEPORT - Older have JUSt the pla ce for you . Phon e Ga llrpolt S day 446 peri enc e P\JII1ns Excavatrng , Non Revenue & Recc tpt s 3 n !ce lot s for onl y $10,000 00 hom e, 2 BR , lots of cabmets 7699 , e\lenr ngs J46 9539 Transfe r s) 809 ,05716 Federal Subsrdy I 605 14 ( M et gs school d tstrict) 4 Pom eroy , Oh10 Phone 992 I 26 lfn MIDDLEPORT- 3 bedrooms, I 605 I .I tn kttc hen, cellar , closed !n Total Sglnnmg Balance 2478 Tota l Re cet pt s large BR , W2 baths , bath , tots of pan e l ing and ----· --12 19.tfc P lus Recet pts 962,672 81 Tran s fers From front & back porches, w1th re ceptton or mus!c room. 592 21 Expenditures TRAilER spi!lce l mtle~ t ron • celi 1ng t rl e Natural ga s, fur Genera l garage and uttltty building sew tng room , utlltly , full 582 'J I Pomeroy , Rt 143 Phone 9n rlOM E Improvement and Total Administration T ota l Tran s fers nace, la rge leve l lot. Wi ll move $15,500 00 basemen t, roo f e d patio, Reparr Servr ce Anythmg T ota l Receipts and 5858 EliJl 10 27 tf c soon Reduced t o $8.500 00 T rans f ers 2,187 35 , la rge lot, recently ft x~d around th e home , from Total ln stru c t to n BUSINESS BUILDING - 3 garage RUTLAND - All elec. new Exp 405 ,232 15 Tota l Begrn n1n g Balan ce Plus ----roof to basement You wtl l REED SVILLE area Someon e re n ova t ed , carpe ted , rooms d own an d 4 up. NICe T ot a l co Ord tnate Activ tl tes Recet p ts & Tr a n sf er s :? , 18 7 35 home, carpeted , 3 BR , 2 lr ke our worK and ra tes t o cut and pile b r ust1 tn e~< paneled, t•l ed $19 ,900.00 Expenditures 986 00 E ~< p e nd t tur e!. Phone 742 SOB I offtces and an apartmen t change l or c:h rpwood Easy baths, tun bas em en t , nice LET US SELL YOUR Tota l Llbrl'!ry Exp 12 .571 01 rn struc l ron 12 29 tfc acce5S and p l enty ot cht p Parktng Askrng $8 ,000 00 . quret location , w rth approx 2 187 JS SMAL LER HOME - - - - - - - - - -- - -Ot her Expe nd tt ur es To ta l Puprl Trans v.ood Call 378 631 1 after 6 NEW Wheel chotr and walker POMEROY Ntce 3 bedroom 10 acres woods $35,000 00 . 1 I 87 35 9 1,33343 Tota l Exp n c\ler used Phone 742 4<161 ·s e P T I C TANK S clea ned pm E• P • 3 6 6tc bnck hom e, wtt h bath , nat gas Modern Sa n1tat1on , 992 3954or To tal E~tp Plu S Ba l , J 1 7tc Tota l Pl ayground s THROW OUT THE ASPIRIN 30 as FA fu rn ace N 1ce paneltng, Dec 3 1. 197J :1 , 187 lS Recr eati onal E~tp 992 7349 HA VE A SE LLING 307 Spring Avenue STAR CRAFT trailers , $4924 9 18 tf ( E S E A Title Ill Total Sc hool Plant carpetmg , basem ent, p orches _________ PROBLE M' LET MEIGS Q6 H77 87 now $3 895 Star Craft fold R ectH pt s Pomeroy 992-2298 Operat1on EI<P and fen ced ya rd for t h e puppy 9 57 00 WILL tnm or cut t r ees or down s, !.1400 up tr ee 3 way COUNTY 'S OLDEST FULL Total Sc hool Pla nt Fede ral Su b s rdy 19 176 59 T ota l Rec et pt s 957 00 shrubbery , clea n out ra d to w tt h each un rt sold m Ask mo $17,500 00 Marn l Exp TI ME REAL ESTATE CONTACT: OL D fu r nrtur c tce boxes , b'rass NEW LISTING-Business basements , att1cs , etc Phone March S90 \la l ue CAM P Transf ers Fr om Total Other A u x rllar y OFFI CE SOLVE YOUR beds or comp lete househo l ds lois Pauley CO N LEY STAR CRAFT bLi tl d tng in Middleport wrth d 949 3221 or ?42 4441 1,939 37 Ex o ense 86 .686 52 Ge nera l Fu nd Wrtte M D Mt l ler . Rt 4 PROB LEM - CALL AT Branch Manager 2 28 26tc SALES Rou t e 62 N of Po tnl apa r tm ents 5 year s of incom e Tota l Cllprta l Outlay 33,769 49 To t al Tnm sf er s 1. 939 37 Pomeroy, Oh10 Cal l 992 7760 ONCE PROPERTY IS P l easan t behrnd Red Ca r pet Tran sf er To To t a l Rece tpls an d 10 7 74 wi ll p ay fo r tt Want to see ~o . ooo oo Inn SELLI NG FAST NOW Du tldrn g F und Transfers 582 1 1 3 6 2tc Expe ndr tur es 992·2259 T1 fl e II J UN K a ut os co mpl ete an d 1,939 31 I nstruc tion WE HAVE HOUSES, FARMS, T rUe Ill deliver ed to our ya r d we p 1ck 14,] 19 53 2 H96 37 BOAT TR A I LER hOlds boa t s to LOTS , AND SEVE RAL 011\Cr E){p Lun ch up auto bod res and bu y a l l 1,900 65 Total E XP 1 896 37 17 If 12 m c h lt r es , 2 speed Unrform Supp lr es BUSINESSES FOR A REA L k1n d s of scrap meta l s and 5874 1 76 w1nc t1 Phon e 9J9 2789 To ta l Tran sf er s DEAL CALL 992·3325 . tron R1der ' s Sa l vage , St Rt 3 6 3tc Inter · Fund T r iln sf er Totll l Genera l Fu nd 114 Rt 4. Pomeroy Ohro E x p . and Tran st er s 84 3,926 88 R e<o ncrlrat1on Ca ll 992 5J6B .1 1 F I GURI NE whrskey bottles From Genetcrl F und General F und Sal 10 17 ti C Dec 31. 1974 118,745 93 to Bu rld1n g Code 40 ,000 00 and furn tlure Wrtte Chr tS Branham P 0 BO){ 20J , Total Exp lind T ra n sf ers Frotn Ceneta l Fund to CAS H patd tor all maKes and Tt tl e II 582 '21 P l us Sal Dec 3 I , 197J Pomeroy Oh ro 4576 9 model s o f mobtle homes 962 .611 81 From General Fund IO 3 6 31C PhO " c e~rea code 01.1423 9531 T tll e I I I 939 J1 Bond Rel1rem ent Fund 4 13 tfc Bal , Jan L 1974 24, 306 63 From Gene ral Fund to USED Kenmore gas range, Check Our Selection, Check Prices! 14 319 53 good co ndrtton Phone 992 L unch Fun d Receipts Prop ert y Tax ( Grossi F rom Ge n eral Fund to 7530 Full & Twin Size Beds, complete _ _ 39.95 up 3 6 )IC Generar -- Rnl Estate 50.57 1 73 Unt torm Suppl1es 1.900 65 Tangrbl e P ersona l '2 .519 ]4 Total Exp Transfers S8 ,7.t l 76 Rolla way Bed, like new 39.95 Total Rec T ra nsf er s 58 , 7.tl 16 NICE Easter 91 fl' AKC black Int erest on Inactive INDUSTRIAL 6 1RCil st roke SaW Several Gas & Elec. Ranges 39.95 up 1,875 00 A sse ts a"d l rab tht re~ Funds mrn1ature poodle , fcrn<~ l e 3' l S75 . 18 rnch me t alla ta g 6 rnch 55 ,966 07 D ec 31 , 1974 Total R ece rp ts (Jl Office Desks. like new 99.95 up months old , houseb r ok e n swt nQ , com p lete w1th Assets Also , wtll do poodle Qroommg threadi ng gears motor and Sq. Yd Red Velvet Sofa Bed 49.95 1J3 033 48 Total Beg rn nrng Ba l ance Cash on Hand tor SS (fi ll Coo l ville , 667 39\5 • and up brts $100 2 h p bo lt s rn g l e 1 500 00 Plus Receipts 80 .172 70 Inventory 3 7 Jtc phase mo tor , mdu stnal type 19 000 00 E x pendrlur es land w tth pullt'Y 550 i!l1r corn .----sPECIAL-SPECIAL---. . 960 000 00 NICE Oe<IQH.· pups for sa l e Fees & Cha rges Wt llih eld euttUtrlQS Prtce tn c tudes Installation pressor mo tor and tank , S25 2.1! IJOO 00 -· Til l< Sett lement 1 406 03 EQutpmen t PIIOil(-' Q91 53 02 ltne shaft 3 pulleys be a n ngs and fr ee paddmg Talk to 1,37 t 5'1 3 J8 Int eres t On Bonds '24 639 52 T ota l Assets 3 5 Jt c and belt $15 Ph one 985 JllS Wendell Grate , carpet Total Exp 56,045 ss Liabtltttes 2 13 261C To t al E~<P 56 .045 ss Accounts Payable 50 lJJ Ol con sultant. ----- ~~---- ~ -3JJ 000 00 Bal D ec 31.197 4 24.227 15 Bond Indebtedness We have hundreds of •carpet Total Lrabrl tt les 384 23~ 0 1 Total EKp PIUS N EW an d used chatn saws . values Your tob can be 80 21'2 70 EK c esso t Asse ts 98 7 199.11 Ba l • Dec 31 , 1974 !tilers <rnd mo wer s A l so , lt.l 7S MO NT E Car lo , J,OOO mrles completed m 1 to 2 weeks . No To tf'l 1,311 S1 J .ttl lunchroom Fund repa rrs J98 Locust St , all powE'f nrr AM stereo tong wathng period . IND EBTEDNESS - · Rec e tph Mtddleport Phone 991 3092 tape Call992 7036 after 5 p rn 39,337 10 2 28 261c PART I BONDS Sale of L.unches 3 5 tf c 19 , .445 37 Purpose For Wh rch Debt Fe der al Su b stdy 2 244 85 Was Cr el\ted State Subsi d Y g.ve tl a try 1Q6Q PONTIAC Executrve Wtfh A. GOOD buy 237 13 Bu1ldrngs & EQUipment Olt\ er Rf:'venue Blue Lustre , Amenca s a c Phone 992 1M I Total Revenue & Non Ol.llstand tng J M 1, 3 J 5t c tavorrte carpet shampoo Candy Stnpe Carpet wtth 197.4 11.1 ,000 00 Revenue Re cerpl s 71 26J 55 Green Living Room Suite---- - -_ 10.00 Baker F urn rt ure Co rubber bade.. Tran sfers From RE"deemed ourrng Year ] 7 )fC 195 1 CHEVROLET converllble , Reg . $6.9Psq. yd. Living Room Suite 20.00 General 14 ,319 53 1974 19,000 00 complet e ly r econd t ttoned . Total Tran sfe rs 14,319 53 B"la •1ce OutstC~nd t ng (3) Good Rockers 19.95 up rus t t 1kt' " ew CC'In b£' seen 950 000 00 Now $4 .99 Sq. Yd. Total Reven ue ·& Non Dec :\ I , 19 74 '2 GRAVE lot , Me tgS Memor ral Robert Hayrnt~n Rutlatld J J .j P et Several Chests & Dressers 29.95 up Reven ue Rece tpts In! Rate Ga rd ens . cneap , Phone 949 OhrC' Phon e 7J2 4111 19 79 Nrce tor bedroom s, dens, & Tran sf ers 85, 58 .& OS Maturt!V Yea r 3 5 31C J962 Zenith TV, Walnut, B&W 139.95 Total Beg rn n 1ng Balan ce Burldrngs and Equrprnent J s Otc kttchens, e'c. Plus R f:'ceipts 85 .58 J 06 Outstand rng Jan L 19 70 , 1 T O N Che¥ r"Oi f:'t V 6 197<~ 2S0 .000 00 E x: pend1'ur es flatbed 4 speed , dual wheels ALL Weal her coat , good as new " At Caut1on Light , Rt. 7" Salanes and Wages 1~ . 040 86 Redeemed Dur 1ng Year ANOTHER BIG LOAD OF runs good . good body Phon!:' cost 'SSO . worn 4 ftmes. srze 1'2 Tuppers Plains, Ohio 197J 11,00000 Food & Food Hand l rna Haro ld Brewer . Long Bollom Wrtte Bo1< 300, c 0 Sent rnel Supplies 66 .01 s 90 Balance Dutstandtng Phone 647·3858 985 3554 2 16 tfc Pomeroy , 0 139 ,000 00 Other E Kpend itur es 5'27 32 Dec 31. 1974 OPEN WED. THRU l 5 3tc 5 1.t PC t Total Expenditur es 85,.584 08 In! Rate fq iJ FORD Coun tr y Squt r e SUNDAY 9 A.M.·7 P.M. Rulland, O. 742·4211 Total EKP 85 , 584 08 Matunty year EA. wagon 20 , 000 miles , all Total Bonded Debt To t al Exp Pl us equ,pment, 53 500 PhOne 992 Sal , Dec Jl, 1974 85 ,584 OS Outslandrng J an 1 19 7J JM 000 00 3~9_!.£_r_9_!2.JIJ~ -~- --~·Uniform Supptres Fund Real Nice Love Seatl---~--.:---79.95 Recerpls To tal Bonded Deb t 1973 VEGA Ha tchbac k , .t sp eed Redeemed Ourm g Year Sales of workbooks & transm rss •on , new t tres , tape Vinyl Love Seat 69 .95 1974 30 ,000 00 Suppltes 2,385 12 player , excellent condtf ror' T otal Rece tpts '2 , 385 u Total Bonded Debt ~ 3 Big Oak Tables. <set) 88.00 Wd! sell reasonable Phone Tran sfe rs From Balance Outs 1c1r1dmg (61 4 ) 992 1377 or 991 1732 afler General 1,900 65 Dec Jl , 19 7J 334,000 oo .. p Ill t otal Tr ansfe rs 1, 900 65 Orily 3 Pc. New Bedroom Suite 2 28 12tc Total Recerpts and -...---Was 349.95, Now249.9S - 10,000 feet bates Transfers 4,285 17 (31 7 lfc 1968 200 CUBIC tnch . 6 cyl , Total Beginn i ng Ba lan<e Comet Aufornat tc n€-w - Ask for our cash and carry Plus . Receipt s & brakes . and braK e drums , 4, 285 17 Transfers prrced ro sell Phone A lb ert pnce. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT E x pendt,ures Hrll 949 2261 E state of Charl es H ya tt . Purchase of Wo r kboo k & 3 7 3tc 4, 285 71 D eceased . POMEROY LANDMARK Supplies Notrce tS hereby g 1 ven that 4,285 71 t'l. ·~ Jack W Carsey , Mgr Total Expend itures 1969MERCURY Montego MX , 4 Bernard V Fultz whose Post ~ Phon e 992·2181 Total Exp. Plu s dr 1 Vl n'(l roof 302 V8 Bat, Dec 31. 1974 4, 285 71 Oll tce Add res ~ 1S P 0 Box 7'23 . automat1c transmisston Pom e ro y , Ohro . has been duly Butldtng Fund s ~600 95 Phone 378 6347 ear , Jan 1. 19H 191,155 S7 appo i n ted as Adm tnrstrator de 3 6 6fc bon1S non o f the Estate of 19~7 C HE VY part s NEW Transfers From -·....... Lakewood traction bars , hi · General 40,()00 00 Cha rl es Hyatt , No 20701. ra te of 1973 CHEVELLE Malrbu , 2 dr T o t al Tran sfers 40, 000 00 Me tgS County , Ohro, Qe ceased 1acke r air shocks , hooker , hi;lrdtop . p s and brakes. a c , Dated th rs 25th d a y of neaders . wrth l " coll ector s for row mileage, excellent con OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M SATURDAYS Februa ry 1975 sma ll block . Call 992 34.94 Total Beg inning Balan c e drllon Also , brand new spare Manning D Webster after 6 p m BEST OFFER Plus Receipls & trres tncluded Phone 991 J213 Judg e of t he Probate Cou r t ' 10 171tfc T r ansfers 131,155 57 1 6 31c " '" MetgS County , OhiO ---- ~--- - .- ---E x penditu res SU1Id1n ~s 190,734 71 !2) 28 , (31 7, 1A, 3tc I FOREST RUN BLOCK CO. r--o'RTv'ER'E:ou&'TTo'Nc'A'Rs'-1 •3195 XLT , V 8, st a ndard , P ' Middleport, OhiO Phone "2·5367 or 991-3161 etc Professional WEDDING Photography 1972 Buick Electra 5 dr ' p s ' p b ' pwr 72 Ford Ran2er ..............s2095 s, USED CARS Econet m e Van , 302 V 8, sta ndard g ood condttton PH. 992-n77 POMEROY See Our Special Sale Ad In Sunday's Newspaper Wedding vows read March 1 Roger L. Adkms and l.ena D Bunce were umted in marnage March I, al the Portsmouth Bapl!st Church m Rosemont, m a :t:JO p m. cere m ony con dueled by Rev. Quentm Kmg Mrs Kmg provided the nuptial ffiUSI C In attendance were Mr and Mrs. Jeffrey Pellizzari and Jon BWlce of Columbus, and Mr and Mrs Frank Reeves, Lucasville. Followmg the ceremony a Order Your Southern Cabbage Plants Now JAMES HILL Phone:. ' 247·2961 • dmner was g 1ven for the couple at the Ramada Inn m Portsmouth by Mr and Mrs . Reeves The bnde 1s a native of Middleport and lhe groom a native of Huntington, has b~n res1dmg m Mobile, Ala. The couple plan to make their home m Arizona . NOTIC E OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21430 E st a t e al Paul Manon Cowdery, Decea se d No tr ce 1S hereby g 1ven tha t Marilynn Trusse11 a nd Ronl!lld ~ow d e ry of Reedsvt l le and long ott om, Oh ro have been d uly appo rnted Co Execu t ors of the Estate of Pa ul Ma r ton CowCiery deceased. late of Meigs County ' Dhro ' Credt!ors a r e requrred to f rle 1herr crarms wrth sard frductary wrth rn f ou r months Cred1tors a r e r equ tred to frl e !he rr c!a1ms Wtt ll satd f rduciary Wrt htn four months . Dated th rs 3rd day of March 1975 . Mannrng D Webster • Judge Cou rt of Co mmon Pleas, (]) ? Prob ate DIV ISIOn . 14, 21, 3tc . . slams from white enamel pans. Wash pan well with soapy water and let water come to a boll m the pan . Rinse out and remove any adhering particles of food . (Polly's Note: Uoe a rubber spatula or dull silver knife to prevent chipping the enamel). Cover stamed area with liqwd bleach and leave on Wllil all cllngmg particles and slain are gone. This will nol affecl the glossy surface and is not applicable to aluminum but does work equally well on glassware. - MISS A. M. B. DEAR POLLY - Those who like to have waterproof protection for a yoWlg chlld'o bed could use an old flannel· backed tablecloth with the flannel side against !he maltress. Moisture will not go through to the mattress and thiS is less expensive than rubber sheeting . A 52x72 inch cloth w1ll luck m under a twin mattress and secure it against shiftmg. - JEANIE. DEAR POLLY - Afte r painting our livmg room I diScovered that putting a bucket of water in the room absorbs the paint odor quite well - BEATRICE DEARL POLLY - To repair cracked candles hold a paring knife or old table knife over the stove burner until 1t is hot. Then quickly rWl the knife around the crack and hold the cracked paris together until the wax sels. This only takes a few mmutes to do and 1 save money by not having to buy new candles and can reuse some of my favorites . JANE. ' " ' , T REVIVAL SET A rev1val will be held at the S1lver Run Free Baptist Church beginning March 17 and running through March 30 with Rev. Merlin Teets speaking each evening and spee1al smgers to be featured each night. The public is in· V1ted. END VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wise, Jennifer and Susanne, Middleport, returned Wednesday night fr om Florida where they visited Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, Mr. and Mrs. James Souders and family , and C. a Wise. They also took' a trip to Key ,est. ' T ' '' T T ' ' �I I r· ( • I" '10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, March 7, 1975 · '!~ !.~~~~~ ~~~,'!!!~~h:sl~r Concrete blocks fall from : Edward Johnson. ,79, Clifton. Tenant will officiate . Burial ; died Thw-sday in Pleasant ~ Valley Hospital. He was a retired boilermaker of the · Marietta Manufacturing Plant and a retired electrician in roal . mines . • Funeral services will be conduc"'d " I 1:30 p.m. Sunday will fo llow in the Graham Ce mc"'ry . Friends may call at the fun eral home after 2 p.m . Saturday . Mr. Johnson wa s born Sept. 28, 1895, at Letart Falls, a son of the late .Jru:ob and Mary Chapman John son. He at - from the Fogleson~ Funeral Home. Mason . Rev . George tended the Clifton U.M. Church . Hi s wifl·, Mable Buss Johnson. survives. Arlditi ona l survivors inc lude Mrs. Edward six daugh ters, Mrs . Ell en Gibbs. Toledo: Mrs . J ody Caldwell, East Jjverpool: Mrs Mrs . Edward t Emily 1 Ma sil Cole, Sylvania; Mrs. C..rroll, 80, Middleport , died Charlotte Roush , New Haven ; Thursda y at the Wellsto n Mrs. Irene Fisher, Clirton: Nw·sing Home. Mrs. Donna Glaze, Middleport : Carroll, 80, dies Mrs. Carroll w.as born J an. 2, 1895, ln R.acine. <l daughter of the late B. B. and Calharies Sines Mallory . She was preceded in dea th by her husband , Edward: three brot~ers. three sisters. two half-brothers, and two halfsisters. Sw-viving are two daughters, Mrs. Carol 1Rosalie ) Nichols, Rutland, and Mrs. Russell (Ann ) Lyons, Middleport : a brother, Milton Mallory. Tampa, Fla .: th ree grandchildren, two greatgra ndchildren and seve ral nieces and nephews. Funeral serv1ces will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the RawlingsCoats Funeral Home with Rev. Dwight Zavitz officiating. Bw-ial will be in Riverview Cemetery. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home _at anytime after 10 a.m. Satw-day. Pallbearers will be Vincent Dabo, Paul Haptonslall, Huber! Taylor, Herschel Rose, Michael Rose, Roger Leifheit and Guy Harper . CROW'S STEAK HOUSE • Home of ,the Fabulous SANDWICH Ord•r By Phvne And Take Em Home 992-5432 four sons, Eugene Mason: Freeman and George, Clirlon, and Pat , Middleport ; three brothers. Oscar, Clifton: Morri s and Geo rge. We st Cohunbia; two sisters, Mrs. Carrie Gibbs, Athens; Mrs. Esta Roush. Portland: 27 grandc hildren , 29 greatgrandchildren and one great- great-grandchild . Campers, Bankers advance RACINE - Two games were played last night in the second round of action at the 1975 Southern Independent Basketball tow-ney at Scuthern High SchooL In the first game Jim's Cam pers defeated Roseberry's Pennzoil 93-55. The winners were paced by Doxie Walters and Jeff Tyo with 2Q points each . followed by K. Goodwin with 19. For the losers the leadin g scorers were Mark Mitchell with 16 and Roger Dingey had 10. In the second game the Peoples Bank of Point Pleasant won over the Rutland Fire Dept. tll6-a5. In their viclory, th e bankers were led by Larry Dillon with 29, Tom Hatlield, 25, and Charles Garrison finished the night with 23 points to give them balanced scoring enroute to their victory . The Campers and bankers go into semifinal play which will be held Saturday night with the firs! game at 6 p.m. and a seco nd contest to follow featuring the winners of tonight's contests. Tonight's games will put Racine Home National Bank against Carter's Grocery and Royal Oak will battle Ashland Petroleum. The finals will be held Sunday afternoon wllh the !lrst game to be a consolation game starting at I p.m. and the championship contest at 2:30 p.m. Stranded? Out of cash? "A Checking Account is safer than cash. And twice as sure. Open a Checking Account today. You'll have complete records. And instant cash. 0° 0 0 0 o o A lifesaver. 0 0 ' () 0 0 oo truck ca· usz"ng 2-car wrec·k Fuur p en:~OIIs were in jut'ed in an ~H: cident at 10 ::35 a.m. fell to the pavement. Mrs. Corolyn Adkin s, 24, suddenly stopp<.-d her car. Her husband, Rus.ell Adkins , 24, followin g in another '11mrsday on Rt. 218, one tenth of a mile soulh of Teens Run Rd . . Accordmg to the Ga llia - car wa s unable to stop and his Meigs Post Slate flighway vehicle struck his wire 's car in Patrol, a Route 1 Crown City the rear . Roth drivers suffered incoup le ~·e re following a truck driv en by Daniel Phillips, J4, jw-ies along with the couple's Rt. 1, Cheshire . Several con- two children , Kelly Adkins, age crete bl oc ks on Phillips ' truck four , and James Adkins , age Ci\HI\ Vi\N SET NEW 111\VEN. W. Va. Concerned citizens and employees of Central Operating and Central Coal Company are advised there will be a motor caravan led by the Mason County Shel"iff's Dept. , leaving the f>hilip Sporn parking lot at 8:30 a . m. Saturday lor the Charleston State House. This meeting will concern the JlrOJlosed shutdown of S.Rorn's Units I through •I and possibly Tht~ Central Coal Company. Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges - Hattie Canterbi~ry. Scuthside: William O'Neil, Point Pleasant: Keven Barton , Middleport : Charles Elliot, Point Pleasant: Mrs. Glenn Ferrell and son, Cottageville: George Dabney , Southside ; Clilford Roush. Letart; Maggie Roach, Point Pleasant: Richard Thomas, Leon: Harvey Rollins, Leon: Mrs. Everett George, Vinton : Earlie Thornton, Scottown : David Atkinson, Point Pleasant ~nd John Triplett. Letart. mother. They were taken to the Holzer Medical Center by the Gallia County Volunteer Emergency Squad . There was heavy damage to the two Adkins veh icles. Mr. Adkins was cited lor assw-ed clear distance. Phillips was charged with having an insecure load. Mitchell Parsons, 24, Rt. I, Leon, was cited "to Municipal Court (or failure to stop within Benefit game coming Monday EASTERN - There will be a basketball game at Eastern High School Monday, March 10, al 7 p.m. between the Eastern faculty and the Meigs County amateur football team. The proceeds will be divided between the Eastern Athletic Association and the lootball team. Anyone wishing further informatwn may call 949-2404. the assured clear distance following an accident at 11 :45 p.m. Thursday on Rl. 7 in Addison Twp. The patrol said Parsons' car struck the rear end of an auto operated liy Charles Buck, 20, Rt. 1, Cheshire. The lirst of two Meigs County accidents occw-red at 9:05p .m. Thursday on RL 124 and County Road 10. Officers said an auto driven by Worley Davis, 76, of Dexter, pulled from County Road 10 onto Rt. 124 in the path of an auto operated by Estil John- r---------------------.... -· Tax levy push orga.iized I POMEROY - Plans to inform the public of the 1.6 mill levy to be voted on in the June primary for operating funds lor the education of the mentally retarded of Meigs County ·were made by the Com- · mittee for the Mentally Retarded Thursday night in 1he Meigs County Courthouse. ! Elberfelds In Pomeroy, ! I I II I I I I SPRING OPENING SALE t,IOW IN PROGRESS Excellent Opportunities For Savings on Spring Merchandise Main Store, Annex and Warehouse Open Saturday 9:30 to 8 PM l Elberfelds In Pomeroy ___ _ ________________ ._.._.._. _..-_.._..-_.._.. 1 VOL 10 NO. 6 -To the rescue. Racine ; Susan All Accounts Insured to 54u,uoo.uu by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. ~ .....,... , """'' [f:w1 PROPANE TORCH fioe quolity steel blocle with trimmed horldle . REGULAR 6.49 [!:rM REGULAR 7.99 577 7 INCH LENGTH ' br nextdoor nei;llbor. ·'----------------' ' '- '( ,. Show Slarls7:00 P.M. I Mrs. Peggy Kern, Rachael Downie, Women: Margaret Ella Lewis, Meigs Community School superintendent: Eloise Smith, Conservancy District aide: Ruby Diehl, Rulland Garden Club and Star Garden Club representative; Nora E. Rice, parent and sec~;etary-treasurer of 1Continued on Page 2) STEEL DRILL SET Solid · no~ tool of qoolitv forged s tee I. Cushion grip. REGULAR 7.39 7drills j sizes l1l6"to l/ 4" ! ' 497 early coal purchases SURFORM MINI FILE REGULAR 5.09 333 files, shapes, REGULAR CHARLESTON- Appalachian Power Co. officials were questioned Saturday by the Senate Judiciary Committee on decisions to close the C..bin Creek plant and four of five units at the Philip Sporn plant in Mason County. E. Glenn Robinson, a lawyer for Appalachian , denied charges that the firm unnecessarily bought expensive coal in 1974. The charges, contained in a letter Friday from Air Pollution Control Commission director C..rl Beard, said the firm chose to buy high quality metallurgical coal in 1974, a full year before necessary under state air pollution standards. Robinson said the high quality coal was bought to replace high sulfur coal in the Philip Sporn stockpiles. He said it was necessary to burn the high sulfur coal before 1975 and replace it with coal that would comply with state standards. Robinson said that process would lake 1\89 137 SIOO- oths wrxxf, tile & • ploUie. Extra blode. (CWDJ7Y•INCH CIRCULAR ·sAW BLADE f.iG'Iiii!+ MITEY KNIFE RETRACTABLE POCKET KNIFE MilEY KNIFE Handy little knife hos fiberglass body. b. fro blode irrcluded . Blades lit 111).039 Mitey kn ife . REGULAR 1.29 .LADES 77 ~ REGULAR 79C 44 ~ CARD Of 3 244 Chrome nickel ol.loy blade rips, aoss- cuts. REGULAR 3.59 E·POX·E·S FIVE MINUTE GLUE SUPER-fAST bond;119 oo plastic, wood, metal . 1 481NCH • ALUMINUM 01 REGUlAR 1.39 MayraBros. LEVEL 93~ about two years, but in the interim, skyrocketing coal prices and a decision by the Public Service Commission to disallow most of a rate increase request created an SAWHORSE BRACKET 387 PAJ~ CYANDACRYLATE CORNER CLAMP Secure hotding tool is mode of alumil'll.ftl alloy. REGULAR 2.79 197 GnwQ ~91NcH ; • .J SUPER GLUE Clear, pennonent glue ;, ._.foot and _..,tr""9. Repo;rs almost lllyffli"'li STEEL TOOL BOX x REGULAR 15" • 6" 7" deep tool box is ideal for small ports and tools. 1.98 119 REGULAR year olds planned 8.19 '. ;'' ' 'THE DEPAR TM,ENT STORE OF BUILDING SINCE 1915' ' ~--------------------~--------------------------------~-----:' ' I . ' searc·h IS• parkin ·· g !@:~: I!! lot repair set 11! :~(River J people/' Deem said. Reaching More Than 12,{j()() Families Middleport-Pomeroy PRICE 25 CENTS frUit . I ess. period frorn three minutes to one minute. As such, a one-minute night-rate call to Los Angeles, Calif. from Ohio for example, will cost 22 cents under the new schedule. The present rate Is 35 cents for three minutes. If that call lasted three minutes, however, under the new rate it wlll cos I 54 cents. Each additional minute ror "the maximum distance rate step Is 16 cents Inter-state rates vary in proportion to· dis~nce between the locat!Qns Involved, he said, Increases also affect operator-assisted <:Qll~ _pqd some b,usiness services, such as WATS (Wide Afe~ Telephone Sel-vice) and special line hookups . w'opa·t emp has•z· ed the rate ~hanges involve only calls crossing state lines. Toll calls made within Ohio are not affected. lje said sample rates, as will appear in PAUL SMART Smart to have ~i~~:s~~~e~~;e~~;~~~·A~~:Lbe enclosed Rotary award Counselor will help GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County law officers are still searching for two teenage girls reported missing a week ·ago. No information has come to the families of the_ whereabouts of Betty Jo Roach, 15, of 31 Smithers St., Gallipolis, and Tammy Doyle, 15, of 816 First Ave. Both girls, students at Gallla Academy MIDDLEPORT - Ron Nathan, public High Sc/lool, were last seen last Friday. counselor from Washington, D. C., be They are believed to be together. Betty Jo Roach Is 5-1>, weighs 110 at the old Council Chambers in the City pounds and has long dark brown hair. Building in Middleport on Wednesday at 2 When last seen, she was wearing brown p.m. Mr. Nathan will provide assistance for jeans, a brown sweater and blue denim jacket. Miss Doyle has brown shoulder anyone who wishes to testify at the. public length hair and blue eyes. She is about the hearing in Akron on the abandonment of the Penn Central Line from Nllro to same height and weight as Miss Roush. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Corning, Anyone wishing infonnation on what the two girls is asked to call the Galllpolis can be done to protest the abandonment of Police Department or Gallla County this line is urged to meet wilh Mr. Nathan. sheriff's office immediately. develop testimony against rail move will MIDDLEPORT - Paul Smart, retired banker, was unanimously nominated by his club Friday night to ~celve the Governor's Award for Fellowship to "be bestowed at the district convention of Rota)Y International this spring. The Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club will be represented at lhe convention by President Bob Bumgarner, vice-president Vernon Weber, Mr. Smart, and others. The award'was devised by Gov. James Rhodes to emphasize the hallmark of Rotary clubs the world over which is ' ' fellowship. The club endo~sed a resolution In support of the Appalachian Ohio Regional Transit Assn. (APRTA) to obtain a federal grant to extend bus service into Meigs County. Birthdays of Rotarians, Weber, John Bacon, John Will and Robert Buck were observed. Ladies · of Heath United Methodist Church served dinner in social rooms of the church. Riverby featuring faculty works' exhibit GALLIPOLIS - The ar! exhibit at Riverby this month will appeal to everyone . On display are works in oils, acrylics, POMEROY - Dale Shultz, president president and loan officer of that finn. For tissue collage, ceramics, photography, of The Athens County Savings and Loan the past low- years be has been employed Company, announced Saturday Richard -m the Civil Engineering department at reed and rush weaving and upholstering. The artists represented in the show are E. (Rich 1 Jones of Pomeroy has been The James M. Gavin Plant. appointed manager of lhe company's In making the announcement Shultz lOcal residents, the faculty of the French Meigs County office. . stated: "We are pleased to have Rich · Art Colony, the first time in recent years Jones, a lifetime resid<Jt of _Meigs Jones join our firm as' manager. His ex- that a sampling of their work has been . County, was employed for 10 years at The perience in finance, and knowlectge .of the collec"'d and displayed. The show offers area art enthusiasts a Farmers Bank & Savings Company and people in the area will hi of great assistfrom 1964 until "1969 s~tved as vice ance in our continuing effort to better splendid opportunity to enjoy the talents of these artists who have so generously serve the pe~le of Meigs. County." donated their time and knowledg to the enrichment of F.A.C.'s educational program . All the contributors to the exhibit are women, some with families, some with jobs, and all with busy, interesting lives. . . Margaret Brim, wife of Ralph Brim, GALLIPOLIS - "Look! · Listen! resident of Mabelene Dr ., is a native Gallia Poin t!" Countian. The Brims lived many years, Those three commands will be part of prior to -their relirement, in Rudolph, Ohio, the painless, fun in the screening for vision where Mrs. Brim was owner and inand hearing of the 4 and f>-year-{lfd structor of the Hillside Hobby Box. Most of children of Gallia County wben their . Mrs. Brim's art educa lion came throug_h parents bring them to ·the Gallia County private , instructors, Line Bloom, Carl Health . Department, Courthouse Berlin, and · Ernie Spring. She holds basement, Wednesday and Thursday from several <'ertifica tes of merit from various 9 to 11 :30a.rh. and I to J p.m. each day . cotTespondent schools. It is possible that a child may have a · /\t one . time. Mrs. Brim ll"rved on a visual or hearing defect without the three-member panel of judges pertaining parents being aware of the problem . Early to other arhsts ·.works,. Her paintings have .detection rnay bring about awareness and also been jw-ied and showed at Port of treatment befo(e-damage is permanent. Toledo. ' Taxes support this program and The Brims are parents of two children. residents of the area are w-ged to lake· She . is shllwing wci·ks in charcoal, , ~dvantage of it. There is no charge, and W" icrcolilr, pastel, oil, acrylic and ink 1 w,,sh. . appointments ~re not 11ecessary. · I . ·\ ~-' Screening of 4-5 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. Friendly Ones Rees. Mrs. Rees has been employed by the Gallia Co~ty Health Qepartment while Mr. Rees was associated with the Auditor's Office as appraiser and weights Inspector. The four were presen"'d with gifts and are shown above holding three large cakes which were the main course during the party, Your Invited Guest SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1975 POMEROY - Help for lite repair ~~ the upper parking lot wall ·in Pomeroy unfavorable economic situation. As a appears certam, accordmg :to Pomeroy . result, he said, the finn was forced to close Mayor Dale E. Smith. the four units. Mayor Smith said he has been advised Under questioning, Beard admitted by the U. S. Corps of Engineers that that the firm's decision to bw-n off its old through the efforts of Cong. Clarenc< stockpile may have been the reason it Miller, bids on the repair ,;,ork will be · bought the higher priced coal a year early. taken by April I and the job will be let by But he contended lhat it should not take May 15. Village officials have maintained river two years to change the stqckpile to high quality coaL erosion has caused part of the parking lot Sen. Pal Hamilton, D-Fayette, asked wall to crumble into the Ohio River. A who made the decision to close the C..bin section of the lot has been blocked off from parking for several yeavs due to the Creek plant. collapse of a section of the wall. Robinson said he wasn't sure, but · indicated the final determination was SUBSIDIES RETURNED made .by Donald C. Cook, chainnan of the COLUMBUS- State Auditor Thomas parent American Electric Power system. K Ferguson's office reported $137,422.35 in Sen. J . Frank Deem, R-Pieasants, criminal costs subsidies was distributed to asked what plans the firm had for itiB 57 county clerks of court. The Gallla employes at the Cabin Creek facility. Robinson said there was no specific County Clerk of Courts office received plan, but said the company would try to $395.10 and the Meigs County Clerk of Courts, $117.45. help those thrown out of work. "! think you'd be smart to try and make an effort to take care of those Jones named S&L boss l8-90uge steel bracket clamps REGULAR 5.99 RETIREES HONORED - Office holders and employees or th~ Gall•a County Courthouse and other friends gave a SW'pnse party Friday for lour retiring courthouse empl?yees. Morton L. Dickey, auditor for over 2Q years and his Wlfe, Lora, r~llred as of Friday as did Mr. and Mrs. Don POMEROY - The increase granted American Telephone "& Telegraph Co. on mter-state long distance rates will affect all users effective today. General Telephone Co. of Ohio said at Marion. Robert M. Wopal, president of General of Ohio, said changes in inter-state rates apply to all phone companies. General ot OhiO and other companies concur with1. AT&T rates. The rates are on file with the I Palachian Power announced recenUy ~t the rour units Federal · · ·m ' . Communications Comm1ss1on would be phased out of operation by iJuly 1, 'with apWas~~ngtFonc'cD.hC. . pro~~ly 200 of_ Sporn's 3~0 eml!lore~ ~be furloughed. At e _·, e said11 is \he governing the tinie ·APC S1nd the ,compaily "''found itseH unable to agency on mter-state ·rates. Approval to . finan"l' the very h!rge cost of installing new environmental boost the rates was granted AT&T on protection facilities on its tWo Wlils." Ohio Pomr owns two of March 5. The new raU!s were to take effect the lour units. 12:01 a.m. Sunday. ___ . __ _. in customer-<lialed ·······;:mt:·''·"•"•'•>"·'···········-<'·>:·················-- --- ,.··-··--- II A · major dchange d . <•:--'·" - ··-·-···-·--···-·-·-·----.-..-.. .-.:.:.:-:·:·>:·:-:-:-:·:·:-:-.·:-::::::::::::::: ca s mvo1ve re ucmg the initial time Appalachian explains 119 ~ HIGHSPEED LONG NOSE PLIER CARAVAN FORMS - Despite heavy snow OUrrtes and strong winds, an 11-ear caravan, headed by Mason CoWlty Sheriff Elvin E. "Pete" Wedge formed on the parking lot at the l'hilip Sporn Plant Saturday morning before traveling to Charleston. Concerned citizens and employes of Central Operapng and Central Coal Company of New Haven planned to visit legislators anq other state officials concerning the proposed shut-<lown of Sporn's units one throu~h four. Ap- Cylinder fits all srandonl torches, comp stoves, lanterns . Torch lights instantly . Filter tip. 444 · {Raied Rl Kate Jarreil, teacher; American Association uf University GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT N icholson March 7-9 !Technicotorl iJ~s. tmts r---------------------~ Ton ightth ru Sunda ~ Starring : Burt Reynolds 8. Eddie Albert Also, Mrs. Jcnn Wood , instructor assis41nt and bus driver; Karen Sprouse, home trainer ; Samuel ~ern , Conservancy District i:!ide; + Mr. FriendlY's specials MEIGS THEATRE THE LONGEST YARD ChurChes of Christ. Clo·it•yourself vvith rutland till bank of till cenlury ulablllfled 1872 Program Some toll rate increases .made Baxter, Cooll••lle: Sue McCourt, Pomeroy: Robert Roush. Racine: William Robinson, Racine: William Barnhart, Middleport : Clifford Hiller, Minersville : Robert Warren. Gallipolis : Ann Baker. Mid, dl eport: William Martin, Shade. and Mae Boston, Racine . Discharged Bertha Zamorano, Carol Will, Claudette Randolph, Sharon Roseberry, Margaret C..sto, Brenda Haley. Sherwood Meredith . Hetired Senior Volunteer .rep resentative and also represe ntative of the Meigs Women's Fellowship of the @@W®g $&Curely onto sowl'lorse . Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Emmett Ward. Vinton : Betty Van Mater , Maxine Whi"'head ; Mrs. Clyde Andrews, Weather ~. _.. l.int•oln and Fourth in Middlt!por!. t\ll'cnding the mee ting were A. G. l..ipscmnb: Grace Weber, paren t and Hc tardation Board me mber ; Wilma Parker, Board member : Ruth Kurr, parenl and cO-chairperson of a committee; Becoming partly cloudy Sunday. Highs ranging from upper 20s and lower 30s in north to mid 30s and lower 40s in south. Cloudy Sunday night and Monday with chance of snow changing to rain Monday. Lows 15 to 25. Highs in mid 30s to mid 40s. @[[Uo D 0 send representatives. The next mccling will be held in the ,-ourtroom on April J, 7:30p.m. Mrs. S..uer sairi. Fact sheets were distributed by Judge Manning Websl<e r, pre•ident of the Board of Mental Retardation . Committees aJ>poinled were Rick Crow and Mrs. Sauer. Mrs . Fay Sauer , committee president, promotion; Rathacl Downie, Maxint• said the committee's objec tive ls to Whitehead and Maxine Winge II, publicity: channel information frOm the Meigs Louise Scaggs, Grace Weber and Ed County Commissioners, whO are cha rged Kennedy, speaking engagement comwith financing the education or the men- millee : Phyllis Skinner. Ruth Karr. and tally retarded, and the Board of Retar - Wilma Parker, fund raising. dation , whose responsibility il is to April and May were designated supervise that instruction, to the public "promotion months.'' Mrs. Sauer inthrough individuals and representatives of dicated others will be named to the organ ization s. committees and other committees will be She explained that the special concern appointed at the April meeting. now is to promote the 1.6 mill levy Eric Chambers, workshop director, aut horized by the Commissioners to be spoke at length ol the work thai goes on in placed on the June ballot. his workshop and of the items made for The meetings are open to the public, sale . He extended an open invitation to there are no membership dues , and visit the facilities located in the former organlzations are particularly inv ited to Tuckerman building at the corner of SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 8 PM 0 Citizens Continued from page I owners if they would dedicate the area to the village in order that it could be paved. In other business council agreed to purchase low- Martin bird houses to be placed on the village park. One of the houses, made by Walter Harris, was displayed at the meeting . They have lhree stories with 18 openings. Council wants to take on a beautification project each year, and while projects ce rtainl y ca nnot be large , "every little bit of beautification helps," it was agreed. Mayor London suggested council, in conjunction with homemakers, adopt a "town tree". He suggested the pink dogwood. He fw-ther suggested that council order the trees and members of the Homemakers Club sell them. The idea was accepted, and it was even sugges"'d that pink dogwoods be placed along the highway on SR 124 from corporation to corporation . Afir st reading was given to a resolution to increase the salary of the clerk from $228 a year to $360. Attending were Mayor London, Troy Zwilling, Eber Pickens, Henry Hill , Ed Neutzling, Robert Wingett, councilmen~ George Holman, treasw-er, Chief Varian, Mrs. London, and Kathryn Crow, clerk. lwo, who were riding with their .. Langsville,' off the edge of the road. Yarbrough's car traveled over an embankment and stopped at the edge of a Cl"f!k- low- tenths of a mile west of Salem Center where an unknown vehicle 1\'ent left of cars . A final accident occw-red at cen"'r forcing a car driven by 12:50 a.m. today on Rt. 124, - Harry Yarbrough, 25, Rt. 1, son, 48, Rt. 1, Ewington. There was moderate damage to both Susan Clarke, wife of Dr. Oscar Show in Cincinnati. Clarke, resides at Spruce Knoll. She is the Mrs . Clarke enjoys painting area mother of three daughters. A native of scenes and scenes sketched during her Montana, Mrs . . Clark studied at the wilderness travels. Minneapolis School of Art and University At Riverby she is showing works In of Washington where she has a degree in acrylic, silk screen and tissue collage. painting and design . Her wor-ks have been Nancy Evans ; a native of Mt. shown in the Tri-state Artists Exhibit and Pleasant, Ohio, lives on Raccoon Creek Exhibit 180 at the Huntington Galleries Rd. with her husband, Jimmie,. and their and the State Medical A..sociation Art four children. Mrs. Evans is a ~raduate of Ken I State University with a B. S. in Home Economics. She came to this area as Gallia County Extension Agent, Home Economics. She received her !raining in upholstering from the Extension specialists in Columbus. Nancy Evans Is exhibiting a chair which ·she has upholstered. S..undra Koby lives with her·husband, (Continued oo .Page Z) Hundreds ·~xpected ~~:t coin show GALLIPOLIS- Coin collectors and the in"'res"'d public from 9 to .90 years of age will have their day here next Sunday when a quarter of a million dollars or more worth of rare colO§, paper currency, postage stamps, and medals will be on display in the banquet rooms of the Holiday Inn motel at Kanauga. The occasion is the 12th Annual Spring Coin Show hosted by the OH·KAN Coin Cl~b of Middleport. The event, open to the public without charge, will begin at 9 a.m. and continue to 5 p.m. Plenty of easy parking. is available. Fifteen coi n dealers of Ohio and West Vir~inia have made advance registrations · to open the show buying, selling, and ~trading ev,ery sort of numismatic material, said J.ames Phillips , registration Chainnan of Pl. Pleasant. To add to the attraction.. the 7f>mcmb¢r c~ub will give awar a z:eal silver dollar-every hour on the hour, and special souveqirs. wooden . nickels ·and free ,I numismatic newspapers while they last. The day long event will close with giving away $150 in prizes, cash and coins. The public interested in the history of the country will find a vast assortment of exhibits, enlarged over other years, with sh"":ings of rare coins and paper money dating back to the very beginni 0g of this nation . Every type of United States coinage will be on hand for viewing . This year's show will have added zest as the result of the government lifting the · ban on dtizens owning gold bullion any size and we;ght. Cold dust, bars, nugge Is, and gold coins of the world before - ··now lllegal, will likely be seen and traded for the first time since lbe gold ban in 1934. For stamp lovers, an extensive showing of United Stales postage andprst day covers will be on exhibition. · Readers and local collectors are invi"'d to partiCipate in exhibiting . any numismatic m. l'rial of .their own. Metal . ~ " security cases will be provided for this purpose by the host organization: All . competition in the exhibits will be .non. competitive. Club members will be on hand to offer id.entlfication and free ap. pra1sal of any •terns brought in by the public. . · The OH·KAN Coin .Club was organized in 1962 at Pt. Pleasant with about 25 members. The late Wedge ol.tlrat city •· served . as its first president. Since Its beginning, the organization has been ·· succ~sful in ilf O(lerations, · providing monthly meetings, numiSmatic education, discussions, coin auctions; and trading sessions for everyone interested In the hobby. . last year's annual show attracted · over 800 registered visitors, and club officers anticipate aQ even larger attendanc~ this y~r. Serving rnrrentiy are Edward Burkel!, president; _Dick 1Rosenbaum, vice-president; Dorina 1 n,Yidson, secretary; Robert- Harrison, treasurer, and John ~an. Sst... ~. Paw . . I ,• .~. ' < � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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