http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/cb94e9f7ce39868181abba594fc67d24.pdf 91a87c1bf40bb3ed45479c9dbdc66638 PDF Text Text ,. • l .A J.V - ••·-.~- -· ·; ... ~· · ·•·· , .... - • r- '" ' ' ' "' '"'- 1 VJ ,V . ,IIIW::, Uil .)l,/\ j)f 11J , I~/IJ ' ·Rill overhauling ·retirement way to Senate systems on COI.UMI3llS I UPI I !I bill overhau lin ~ the state '~ fin• ro mpreh e n siv t> . major ret.irement syslC'ms . anJ improVing' benefi ts has cleared U1e Ohio Hpuse and is on its way 10 the Scn(l(e. The n1easurc wtts passed by U1 e House Wednesday, 67 MEIGS THEATRE TO NITE fJwrs . . ....Apnll NOT OPEN COMING "E ARTH QUA KE" ( Tcc h•Hc0 1or ) ChM IIon' Heston S!ttrnng nnd Av.1 l.oilfdner ~how -. tart s at 7; 00 p.m . tu 28,. but only after minority llcpuhlka ns, complainin~ the plan would cost the ' taxpaye rs .an extr a H08 111WiDn to fi na nc~ duril1g the fir st ye ar, succeeded in t•luninating several mujor · Jlrovismns ilnd cutting the estunated <·ost almost in half. The hill . sponsored by Rep . ftn1wld H. James, D· Proctorville, is the product of lfi UII ths or work by the Ohio Hc tirement S tud y C'Omin!Sslon. It deals with ttie rel1remcnts sys tems £or pu blic employes, s tate teachers, school employes, the Ohio Highway Patrol and policemen ctnd riremen. . Til e i;f·oposai changes the l ow~ . • II alw provides adtlitiun<&l Me d ,,. "re pr e mium P:t~· nwnt~; increitses benefi ts to the surv iv ing spouses or poli cemen, fir emen and highway pat r o 1m e n : iiiJe ralizes serviee cre dit pr ov id es provis ions; minimun> di sa bilit y re tirement benefits; and reduces the waiting period for co"t{J f·living increases ror public employes, teachers anJ soj10ol employes. House Min'urity Lead er Charl es I' Kurress, H. Bowl ing Green, pointed our sta te employes have 11lready 1·ece1ved an II per cent pay 1nves! 1ncnt powers of the trustees of the pension funds ami subjects them to Ohio's elhi cs. and open meeti ri~s innrast·. ''That mea ns t.~n 11 • Two persons were fi sted in per· eent increase in their satisfactory condition at the penSions ~ nd an II pet cent Holzer Medical Cenlier where increi1se in lhe -co~' to lhe · thc·y were ·adinitted .Wed: tiJxp;;ycrs," he said. nesday afternoon followin~ a Hcpublica,ns, w1th traffic accident on Rt. 325 Democratic he lp, knocked near the Ohio Valley Bank's out provisions which would branch in Hio Grande . hav••liberalized purcha se or Sixo(hersweretreatedand . additiona l servi ce time ror rel ease d in the Holzer ele<:ted offi cials and allowed · Medi cal Ce nter . Three puiJiic employes with 30 or ambulan ces, two rr om more year s of service to SEOEMS and one rrom the retire at any age . Ca lli a Co unty Voluntee r They also amended the bill Squad, were needed .to to requir e addit io nal transport the injured to the contributions to the pension hosptial. systems by employes and Li sted in satisfactory · employers to help fund the condition were Janet Yoho, ex tra benefi ts. 20, Patriot' Star Rt. and Shebaun Raffett, 20 , · McArthur: Miss Yoho had a News •. in Briefs 1Continued rrom page 1J call it a battle." " You 've rai;;ed a good point ," replied Floyd, who said he was part Cherokee Indian. "In the future, we 're going to be lairer to the indians." NBC stays on the air "UTAH" SAN PIF.GO 1UPi i- Some 1.700 technieiaus <md news liT Iters, rcjec ling a federal appea l ror delay , went on strike Loday against the NBC tel e vi sion ne twork . NB C co ntinu ed operaliri g with 3 Pc. Group From Ravenswood The Meigs Inn PH. 992-3629 s11per vtsurs an d n1anagcmcnt .. personnel The strike by the Na lional Assoc iation of 'POMEROY, OHIO Broad c<J~ tin g Emp loyees began a! 11 01 a EST foll owin g se ven 11 1. weeks of negotiati ons. and 300 others rangin g from mainten an ce wor kers to direc lurs at network studiOS .in New York , Washin gton, Ch1 cago, Clevel and , San Fra nci sco an d Burbank Calif. · ' • Dick Goldstein , th e ncl· wQrk 's vice president for labor relal ions, said crews or sup erv isors and management personnel wer e sl<tnding by to take over when the strike beg an. "Ther·e \.lias no lll lcl'fuption Th., 1mion represen ts 1.200 e11 gin eers and oth er of .service," he sai d. technicians, 200 rwws writrrs BAKER·s PRESENTS:.--A 2 .DAY SALE II TO SURPRISE AND DELIGHT OUR CUSTOMERS FRI. & ''SAT., APRIL 2 & 3 9 A.M. ~ 9 P.M. Every Item In Our Store Is Reduced In Price For This Two Day Event! ! ! . ••ADMIRAL, QUALITY APPLIANCES BOOKCASE __ :.._ ~ ______ !1499 K.o. 32 " H. 32" W, 9" D. 99 16X48 DOOR MIRROR __ $4 Comple te w1th mounting clips. · '21. WOOD ROCKERS SLAT SEAT------- ----- PLATFORM ROCKERS--~58 RECLINING .CHAIRS ____ !68 5X8 PORCH RUGS_____ ~rs •a SLAT SEAT WOOD KITCHEN CHAIRS--------18" ' 5.99 24~' '6.99 Ref rig e rat ors . Freezer s. Ra nge s . Air Con ditioner s. Deh um idi fiers. _ Color T.V., B& W T. V's, Stereo Sets, Radios . " SPEEDQUEEN" Since 1'908 WASHERS AND DRYER.S FLEXSTEEL FINE FURNITURE Begins on The Inside. 25 SWEEPERS from sss up For a full size uprig model. FRIGIDAIRE '1575 BACK CHAIRS-------- UNFI ~ ISHED LADDER 9X12 LINOLEUM RUG __ srs •saoo s·saoo TWEED RUGS'-------12 ' Wide Foam Backed CARPET-~~~q~r~! 3 12' Wide Cushioned Back Vinyl QEDDING , To Choose From at ·Special METAL CABINETS CABINET SINKS WARDROBES DESKS. CEDAR CHESTS 99 Sale Prices BABY 'BEDS LAMPS TABLES • DINETTES ! MIRRORS PICTURES ~ $l!B . Up Area Death. S . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Dlsc;over Buster.Brown clothes this Spring NIGHT STANDS--------$25· 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITEs 128 MIDOL£ Otfl{l OPEN FRI. .... UNTIL 8:00 WINNERS REWARDED - Plaques were presented· to ·wbmers in the annual "pinewood derby" of Cub Scout Pack 249 Thursday night at the Pomeroy Church of Christ. The Mllners were Clyde Gaus, pictured front, the best looking car, and left t.o right , derby winners Michael Hatfield, first ; Bill Howell, second, and Matt Riffle, third. 'fhe winners will compete in the MGM District run<Jffto be held at the Huntington Memorial Field House. All of the 22 cub scouts participating were awarded ribbons, said George Wright, cubmast~r . . John Gaus is his assistant. There are three dens in the pack, two in Pomeroy and r o~e in Harrisonville, VOL XXVII NO. 248 Weather • e at y PO'MEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO en tine FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1976 Lights on ball field expected . in. two ·weeks are Pickens, Ralph Laven· In other action council der, and Barry· McCoy. voted to charge persons using Hollie Stewart, fire chief, the building lor car wash or discussed houses he >thinks bake sale a ree of $5 for are fire hazards. Steward has building expenses and if the authority to serve papers to room is used by an owners or such structures. organization the fee will be Stewar t agree d tu· serve •$20 ··ahd be re~ponsible ror necessary papers to owners damages . or property that should be · Attending were Mayor razed , and council agreed to London, Robert Winge tt, back him up. Zwilling, Pickens, McCoy, Mayor Herman London Hemsley and Kathryn Crow, said location of the proposed co uncil members; Mary ilisp~sal plant for the Chan cey, clerk; George Syr acuse·Racine Sewage Holman, treasurer; Mrs . System has been changed Hayman , Mrs . Thuener, from Syracuse to back of Stewart and Chief Varian. Racine . It probably will be two years before actual work on the sewage system gets underway, council agreed. Police Chief, Milton Varian reported speed limit signs are needed 'and he a$ked council to purchase a radar unit. A Edward W. Rowles, representative of a radar unit Fairfield . County, assistant firm will meet with council at slieward of the Ohio Stalie the next meetin~ . Grange, will speak on the ·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<:::::::::::;:::::::.:·:·:•·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:::::::·:::::::::::·:::::::::::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: occasion of the annual Meigs ~ :~:: Coun ty . Grange banquet at :.!. the School at ~ .;.j p.m. Fnday, Apnl 9. :::: · .,. · Rowles , who operates a By United Press International 500·a cre dairy farm in COLUMBUS - THE OHIO.SENATE THURSDAY .failed F~irrield County; is a by 10 votes to authorize a June 1977 referendum. on repeal of graduate of Ohio State the state's antiquated, $7~0,000 limit on capital construction University where he received debt. The 50 to 41 defeat - a three-fifths majority or the 99. member House was needed .- resulted when six Democrats his bachelor of science joined 35 of the 36 Republicans on the floor in voting against the proposed constitutional amendment. The resolution , if approved by the electorate, would have allowed the General Assembly to approve up to $300 million in capital construction bonded inbebtedness this year without a vote of the citizens of the state. Opponents said similar authorization was what led to New York City's financial crisis, which has plunged that city near bankruptcy and pulled New York State into the worst fiscal crisis of its fiistory. "There are other ways to do this," argued Rep. Frederick N. Young, ~­ Meeting at the Martin Dayton. Restaurant Thursday at noon, the · Middleport LOS ANGELES - A GROUP CALLED.Teamsters for a Chamber of Commerce will Decent Contract voted Thursday to remain ·on strike, shoudl a protest the proposed abannational agreement be reached, if their proposals are not met donment .of the Cfesapeake by the union . and Ohio Railway's Logan to The group's .proposals include a no-ceiling cQSt of Jiving Pomeroy line via McArthur increase, guaranteed 40 hour work week, job protection in case and Gallipolis. or mergers, new grievance procedures and full union According to plans made by protection and benefits from the first day on the job. The group the chamber meeting Thurs· also accused union president Frank Fitzsimmons of trying to day at the Marin Restaurant, ·~sell rank-afid.file members down the drain." a letter of protest wlil be 1 At &Greater Los Angeles Press Club news conference, prepared for presentation at Doug Allan, a group spokesman, predicted that 75 per cent of an Intersta te Commerce rank-and.file lllerhbers would "throw any back-to-work order Commission hearing on the from the union into the trash can . If we don't g~t action on abandonment to be held · these demands, we're not going back to work," ~id Allan. beginning at 9:30 a.m. "TDC is committed t.o organizing a· rejection of any contract Wednesday• at the Galli a which does not contain its program 's demands. The union 's County courthouse in final compromise offer does not measure up," Allan said. Gallipolis. , The chamber · also comTWIN FAlL'>, IDAHO - ANDY ANDERSoN, courtesy of pleted plans ror a community his friends, probably has the nation's only set of Bicentennial sidewalk sale from 5 to 8p.m. ieeth - red, white arid. blue dentures. Even with preparation , F'riday, April 9, and on it's a shock to catch the first glimpse of the gleaming red . following Saturday . Special canines inset with diamonds framing four white and· blue prices on merchandise will incisors annnouncing 1976 in red and white. · feature the event. Early in January, Anderson went to a friend and dentl&t, During · the meeting, Dr , Donald E. SoniU!l, to have impressions made for a set of presided over by John regular upper dentures. Sonlus and silme other pals took. it Werner, president, the from there. When Anderson arrived at the dentist's for .fitting cleanup campaign was with what he expected would be a regular set of dentures, in diseussed . It was noted lhe )l'ent the colorful teeth . · week of April 5·9 which lias Now he weah them an hour or so each day. "I scare the been set in Middl i· p"r' ill' (Continued on page 12) Mayor Fred Hoffman Iva~ SYRACUSE - ErectiOn of lights at the Syracuse ball field will begin at once it waa decided by Syracuse council Monday night. Erection or the lights will be under supervision of Jimmy Joe Hemsley and Barry McCoy. It is expected the lights will be in operation in two weeks. Councilman Eber j?ickens is to eonrer with th ~.lrillage solicitor about an open· . cistern on a vacant lot m town. Meeting with council were Sadie Thuener and Emma Hayman about having a street light on an existing pole near their homes . Council agreed to move a present light to the pole. Troy Zwilling said th e Firemen 's Dependency Board has named him chairman and Fred Morrow, an outsid e member, secrel<try. Oth er members .11 ,'·!. Losses were ·expected to run to $30,000 in a fire that EDWARD ROWLES State Grange officer to speak here April 9 S'~l • • Salt~bury 7~ Green , Rad/ Navy. Sizes: 7 to f 4. $6.10 • Yoke Back Jeans with Spade Hip Pock· els. PolyeSier/ Nylon / Cotlon. Navy. Sizes : 6to 14. $8.75 Random Ribbed Premium Cotlon Shirt. Assorted Colllrs. Sizes: 71o 14. $5.00 Zip·Front Plaid Pants. Polyester/Cot· ton. Harbor Blue Multicolor, TropiCal Green Multlcolor. Sizes : 71o 14. $8.75 Main Store, Home · Furnishings Annex and Mechanic Street Warehouse Open Friday 9:30 to. 8 p.m . and Saturday 9:30 to 5 p.m • . ' • ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY · . • PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Fire losses ~t $30,000 .degree in Agriculture. A grange member over 25 years, he holds all or its seven degrees and ' has served as maslier and many other of. flees or· the subordinate and Pomona Grange. Rowles is a member of the Masonic Lodge and has served as worshipful master . He is a member of the Pleasantville United Methodist Church. (Contlmied on page 12) Abandonment draws.protest Tri·Color Ore11 Shirl with Raglan Sleeve. Premium Cotton NavY/ Tropical truck strlkf4 J : ;: 7\Tews • . lU • ·Brze ·• • • \ BEIRUT, Lebanon IUPI) processed foods over. - Lebanon's leftist · Pllrfles shadowed a drop In prices lor decided today to freeze farm product$, the Labor military operations for one Department reported today. week provided that a new The 1 per cent decline In president would be elected farm product prices was less within this period , the rebel . than in recent months, the TWO IN HOSPITAL held Beirut Radio said . The dePllrfment said. ' lndllslrl~t RACINE - The Racine E· repor t cal)'le as U. S. special com mOllities rose 0.4 per cent H squad was called Wed· envoy L. Dean Brown began last month and processed · nesda at ·2'30 p m to an , urgent peace effort In ·. food costs were up 0.2 per. Y . · · ·. r • Be~rut amid growing' Syrian cent .. M~giC Gilmore, Racme, pressure on Moslem leftists -admitted to Vet.erans to accept · a cease.flre in PHILADELPHIA !UP!) ~ Memorial Hospital , as a <..ebanon's bloody tl ·month The Penn Central Tran. medical patient and today at CIVIl war . ~portatl on Co., parent firm of . ' . file Penn Central Railroad, 3:50 a. m. to the Maxme WASH II'IG TON (UP I l suffered a net loss of more Sellers, R. D. , Racine, to Wholesale prices rose 0.2 per tlian $43 million for the first Pleasant Valley Hospital. cent in March as rising costs two months of this year . of Industrial qoods and In a report released ·1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -; 1 Wednesday, the firm's J trustees said the loss Of I! I $43, 102.~61 was compared wl to 1 Jh1 da'-tiel f dloss,1 restated t Of J. A. COMER Anderson Greenlees. He was nc u e e era gran s, lordan A. Comer, 53, died refired from the Southeastern 552 •269 · 266 fpr the same at the home of a friend on Rt. Oh io Development and period of W75 · 2.Ga lllpollsaround 5:15a. m. Research Center at WASHINGTON '<UP!) _ today . Carpenter . He had been Declining prices for cattle He was the son of the late leader of the Carpenter Boys • Rober I P. and Rozella 4.. H Club from 1953 to 1962 and hogs, eggs and milk led a 1.5 Westfall Comer . be longed to Columbia Grange pef"~nl drop In average He wos born 1n West 2433, Meigs County Pomona prices for all raw farm Virginia on Sept. 14, t922. He Grange , Ohio State Grange, . produ~ls in lhe month ending had been ill lhe past Jhree and held the seventh degree March 15, " the Agriculture years. In the National Grange . Department says. Mr . Comer is the father of Sur viving . are his wife, The mid .March level was four children by a previous Ava; two daughlers, Mrs. 12 per cent above a year ago. marriage. One sister, Mrs . Rose~ooper , Athens, and But of more immediate In· Magaie Gil more, Racine , Mrs . Carolyn Fraley, Route teres! fo farmers and con. survfves. Two brothers 4. Pomeroy ; four sumers who have watched preceded him In death . g~andchild ren. one of whom, retail food prices soffen early Funeral services wil l be R1lla Rhoades, was reared by fhlsyearwasthefactlhatthe held 1 p. m. Saturday al the Mr. and Mrs. Green lees ; two March average was about 1 Will is Funeral Home , brothers, Chester, of Barlow. ~r cent below mid· Gallipolis, with Rev . Alfred and Dean, of Fleming. Mr. comber. Hol ley officiating . Burial will Greenlees was preceded '" follow in the fam ily cemetery death by one grandchild and (Old Carey Cemetery) near thro:e sisters. Florence, Ethel Wilkesville and Vesta Greenlees . Friends 'may call at the Funeral services will be fun era 1 hom e on Friday held at 2 p. m. Saturday aft he DANCE PLANNED between 2·' and 7.9 p. m. Bigony . Jordan Funeral A square dance will be held Home in Albany with the Rev . Saturday, April 3, at CARLL GRE'ENLEES Earl Nichols and the Rev. Wilkesville Legion Grove Ca r l L. Greenlees , 70, Howard Mayne officiatino. Route 4, Pom eroy , died Burial wi ll be In · Barlow from 8 p. m. un UJ midnight. Wednesday al Univer Si ty Cemete ry . Hasp ·1 1· c 1 b Fr iends may call at the The event Is sponsored by • q m 0 um us . funeral home from 2 to 4and 7 Wilkesville Women 's·Softball He was the son of the late to 9 Friday. Team. Charles and Henr 1etta · Taught by Florence Richards Enroll Now Select your "FORMAL" from ·our many love_Jy fabrics : ·effects bn"e·JJ . STARTING IN APRIL FLOOR COVERING ~s~·-~~~2 99 . 4 DRAWER CHESTS----!37 .._, 0 ffi DAYTIMl: ' SEWING CLASSES From ~ Horne & abroad By JOHN T. KAD\' Interstate 75 inside the city the national master frci21\t United Press b1ternational limits. Bl(reement negotiations are Three trucks were hit by Rock throwing incidents completed ," said a gUnfire in Toledo early today also were re~orted in . S~XJ.kesman for Council 41 .. in the second day of ' a · Tallmadge and Mogadcir~ 1ri "At that tirtle the provisions nationwide Teamsters strike. northeast Ohio. of the final settlement will ~f One driver was injured by At least 500 Teamsters in succeed those of the flying glass wtien a bullet the Cleveland area went hack m e m o r a n d u m s o f from a high powered rifle to work today after interim agreememnt. • <Xl!.UMBUS (U P!) - Gov . Jumes A. Rhodes , ut the smashed a window in his agreements .were signed with reque>t of the White House, is monito ring U1e effect of truck . Teamsters' strike on Ohio's economy as part or u· 23 trucking firms. . Teamsters Joint CoWJcil 41 u dgments as ked Toledo police said Bryan effort to help President Ford decide Minteer , 27, Springfield, in Cleveland said the interim Elberfelds in Ponreroy wh11ther to invoke. the Tafl.Hartlcy Act. Ohio, was struck by glass contracts - known as Company has filed a suit ror Thus rar , the monitoring has shown there nrc when the bullet went through memorandum of agreements judgment of $2,07~. 31 against . · adequate supplies of food for the present, "b\lt there .. a window. He was treated in - provide for acceptance by Frederick B. Goeglein, ha'" b<Jen layoffs in several major Industries und if the the emergency room of a the employer on an interim Pomeroy, in Meigs County ·:·:·:•.·····"-- lasts until the middle of next week , ''there will be Toledo hospital and released. basis of the union 's last Common Pleas Court. . a real problem," according to the" Ohio Manufncturers . "Hew'as shot at with a 30-30 bargaining proposal to the The T&B Corp., Cutler, Association . on Interstate 75 in North tru cking employers Ohio , is suing ror $680.49 from Rhodes .and his economic bnd community Toledo," said Dennis Rankin, nego tiatin g in Arlington Harold and Bernadette development director, James A. Du ~ rk , met Thursdny a Toledo 'police· technician. Heights, Ill. will! representatives of Ohio's manufacturers, retu il Wolfe , Rt. I, Portland on a " He wasn 't hit but it ,slid "These memorandums can retail installment contract. merchant~. farmers and governmenl agencies to shatter the window on the take effect immediately when Frederick J . Smith , Mid· i ln>ple,me<Jt the President 's request. , driver's side." signed by the companies anct dleport, asked divorce from President asked the governors or all the states Police said a truck driven will remain operative until Doris V. Smith, Concord, Ky ., . to find out what impact the Teamsters' strike is by Ron Kopp of Carleton, having, " said one representative in on the meet~ng .• on charges of gross neglect of Mich., on Interstate 75 was "He woUld prefer to have U1ls thing settled and doesn't ~uty and extreme cruelty. hit by a snipers' bullet, want to pull th~ string on the Taft ·llllrtl~y Act unless EXTENDED OUTLOOK . damaging the radiator . absolutely n<K-essary." ' ' Sunday throu'gh Robert Lewis of Lavonia, If the taft-Hartley Act were invoked, striking Tue,day, a chane~ or Mich., told police three men Clearing tonight, lows in truckers would be ordered ba c~ to work during an ID·showers Sunday and lair in a passing car shot out his the lower 30s. Warner day cooling off period. Monday and Tuesday. Saturday, highs in the lower radiator on Interstate 75. Highs 11'111 be In the mid 50s 60s . Police . said all three Probability. of to the lower 60s and lows shootings occurred within 15 precipitation 70 per ce nt will be In the 30s. minutes and within a mile today, 10 per cent tonight, 20 and a half of each other on per cen t Saturday. Gov. Rhodes is monitoring 27; Quality Name Brand BEDROOM SUITES WAU PLAQUES operated by Miss Waldron. accident at 8:40 a. m. Wed· Their car pulled into the path nesday on Rt. 35, two miles · . or a .vehicle drjyen .by Earl west o(Rt. 7. . Lowder, Rt . 2, Patriot. The palrof said Angelo Miss ,Waldron was cited to Ayala, 54, Brooklyn, N. Y., Hio Grand~ Mayor's Court lost control of his car which for failure to yield the right of ran off the ~ight side of the way.. highway striking a post. The G'allia -Meigs Post There wa's moderate State 'flighway' Patrol in· damage . No charges were yestigated a minor traffic filed . . · ·· ·The Coun cil and staff would like to express therir appreciation to the many in· dividuais , churc hes , organizations and agencies, whose assistance and cooperation have made it possible to provide services to senilJ citizens in Meigs County. EVERY ITEM IS SALE PRICED 9xl2 FOAM BACK . SHAG RUG$ ______ ..: __ rup tured spleen and large scalp laceration. Miss Rafrett ~uf(ered ~. fractured hip. They . are students at Rio Grande College. Other students treated and released were Janice Annetlie Waldr on, 19, Hamden ; Debbie Arnott, 18, Rt. 2, Racine ; Marsha Hawkins,-18, Zenia; Jeana Mullineaux, 18, Portsmouth; E li zabet h Rowe, ·18, . Ironton, and l:ficinda Schultz, 19, Port. smouth . Acc ording to village marshal Bob· Shaw , the students were in a car on East North College Ave. 3 True .s gunne 311. Ref rigerators Ranges Freezers Washers Dryers 30" '7.49 25 Different 9xl2 FOAM BACK "HOOVER" Continued rrom page 2) Meigs.Jackson·Vinton Book· mobile, Pomeroy Elemen. tary School, Middleport Elementary &hooi, Personal Advocacy Board , 'Meigs County Humane Society, Meigs Teachers Corp, Meigs High Schoo l, Cancer Screening Clinic, Red Cross and Bloodmobile , Meigs County Museum, DAR. Also, Meigs County Board of Ed ucation, Harrisonville Senior ,Citizen Club, Rutland Senior Ci tizen Club, , Long Bottom Senior Citizen Club, T. B. Association; Veterans Memorial Hospital, Meigs Community School, Pomeroy Chamber of Co mmerce , Salisbu ry Elementary School , Chester P.T.A.. Community Action Agency , Meigs County Court, Southern High School, Head Start, Golden Buckeye Card Ohio Commiss ion . on Agin g, COA D Senior Nutriti on . Program, Senior Citizens Cenlier. Volunteers have assisted at Ji~e sf!iior Citizens Center in man)' way s suc h as : Heceptionist , making crafts, · · WI'th bazaars , he1pmg hc Ipmg with fund raising activities, fri endly visit1 ng and telephone reassurance to shut.ins, transportation and . shopp ing ass istance for senior citizens , mailing of the Newsietlier and many aspects of the different educational and soc ial programs con. dueled at the Center. There is no charge ror any or the a bove se rvi ces , everyone contribu tes ac · cording to his or her ability to pay. Since June I, 1975 sen ior citi7.ells ha ve contribu ted $9,862.65 toward support of the program s through " memberships, donations and money making projects. In' addiJilllllil senior cit izens ~ to the hot lunch progra m. In March, donations for this program totalleij $836.62. Though many older persons have been reached in Meigs County, the Council realizes there·are still persons in need of services who are not rcce~ them. If you need assistance in any way please c I 992·711!16, 992·7864 , or 992- Lane , Bassett ." Simmons, Spring Air, Syrcico, Provincetown Solid. Maple , Roper. WOOD STOOLS TWEED Senior IVASHINGTON _.. OHIO'S SENATORS s plit in voting on nu .ra ult auto insurance legJsiation which the Senate by a 494~ vo te Tuesday recommitt ed and almost certainly killed. Sen. Hobert Tart was one of 25 Republicans voting for and Sen. John Glenn was one or 45 Democrats castin&no votes. 'l'he OhiO senators also voted oppositely on a sweeping rev ision or the 1939 Hatch Act relaxing the ban on politica l activ ity by federal employes. The uppe r chamber pa ssed it 54· :m and se11t it 1o the White House. Glerm was one or 54 Dernocrats voting fOI' and Taft one of 28 Republinms opposing. Thur s ., 8 : 30· 1 : 00 Fr.' " IO: OO·Z : OO . Eight injured·in Rio wreck, ·three ambulances summoned destroyed the vacant brick and frame, !IeVen [001!j, ·one -noor-Woine oimed b'fi>M1iel PhUiipa on Grover Road in Cheshire Township at 2:25 a .m. today. Middleport firemen Sllid when they got to the' scene about 2:42a .m., the structure was engulfed in names. The origin or the fire was believed to have been from electrical wiring, firemen said. Phillips had moved to Route I r;:rown City, and had put the property up for sale. A few pieces or furn iture had not been moved rrom the home. The Gallipolis fire department sent a tanker to help in fiJiUling the blaze. There was some Insurance. At 8:56 a .m. Friday, Middleport firemen were recalled to the scene when the fire rekindled and threatened a garage. The garage was saved and firemen returned • More protests believed· needed More Meigs residents are needed to testify at the April 7 hearing in Gallipolis on the th prop~e.d abandonment of e Chesapeake and Ohio Railway's Logan to Pomeroy line, the Meigs County Rail Servi'Ce Committee said ~~· hearing 'getsunderway discussed. at 9, 30 a.m. · Anyone wishing Mayor Hoffman has urged to testify or who would like all residents and business more infonnation Is asked to establishments to make a call the committee at 992• special effort to clean up ~ 794 . yards, sidewalks, and . generally around homes and business establishments. TWO ASSIST\o The village will provide The Pomeroy E·R WJit rree pickup service for the • went to Brick st. at 11 :37 a.m. accumulations of tra.sh, with Thursday f~r Dord)\ Call, theflrstward to be prcked UP "· taken to Veterans Memorial on Monday; second ward, Hospital and admitted, and at Tuesday; ·third ward, 6:38a.m. Friday, to TUppers WedneSday, and fourth ward , Plains for Judy Groth , who Thursday. Anyone missed was taken to Holzer Medical during that week, may call Center. the mayor's office (992-3145) or· the maintenance office :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.::::::::::::::::::::::: 1992·5711 ) and work'Crs will SIGN-UP DAY return Io make the collection. Sig~t-Up day for MidResidents are asked to dleporl Little League Is place materiah to be Saturday at the Legion hall 'disposed of at the curb in f·romlO a.m. to% p.m. For front or their homes so that T·ball. age 5-7 ; Pee Wee. the wo~kers can readily see age 8 to 9; little league. age what has to be taken uway . 10 to 12: Pony Leagor. age AIfending Ilie meeting were 13 ·to IS. All youths are President We mer, Alwilda invited. Rcgistrallolflee Is Werner , Emerson Heighton, · $4. • ~~n~ ~~:~~~~~nEd~~:iR~~~~: George Ing els ,' Manning Kloes, Carl Horky and Dick Owen. ::::: to their station at 10:09 a.m. M 9:30a.m. Thursday, the Middleport E·R unit went to Tuppers Plains lor Lida ' Slflitri;IIO';"'~Mitrittetiil · Ita arrival. At 3:27 p.m. the squad look Jean Morgan or ~77Third Ave ., Middleport, to St. Mary's HoSflltal In Huntington and at 3:28, other squad members weht to assist Alma Miller at her home, 668 s. Third. At.6:04 p.m., the squad returned to the Miller home and Mrs. · 1 MJ!Ier was taken to Peasant Vall Hospital At'Y7, 52 a.m.' Friday, the squad went to Harrisonville for Mrs. Hlel French who was ha ing difficulty breathing v · and running a high tern· perature· She was taken. to Veterans Memorial .Hospital where she was admitted. ARLINCTON HEIGHTS , Dl. (UP!) - The crack of gunfire replaced the rumble of trucks on some of the nation's roadways today and negotiators worked to end a natiowide Teamsters stri ke that threatened to hobble the ''nation's economy. The Department of Transportation estimated a strike of any duration would idle a million wor)!ers and cost $300 million a week . Violence flared in several areas Thursday - lh e opening day of the union's flrst ·nationwide strike. Nonstriking drivers were the tar sets of gunfire and fists . A~lnJCk . trlver w~s shot today as he drove on Interstate 751n Toledo, Ohio. He was wounded In the right arm. Negotlatons aimed at ending the walkout recessed ,early this morning and were to resume at 1l a.r,n. EST today. Labor Secretary W. · J. Usery worked with · ti to t the Arl' gt nego a rs a m on Park Hilton Hotel outside Chtcago . A spoke81llan for Usery said he would remain 111 to~. to help with the negotiatrons. The 400 ,000 Teamsters on strike handle 60 per cent of the na~ion's manufactued gooda. The walkout co111d soon shut <town auto assembly lin es and halt shipment or steel, ,beer' bread, rood and gasoline. Use ry co nfe rred with President Ford by tele)lhone Thtll'sday . •·ord has yet to · decide whether to seek an 8(). · day cooling orr period under the :rart.Harlley Act. The President told Usery to stay . at the negotiating table. Allen ._Grant, president or the 2.5·mlllion member American Farm Bureau Federation, sent a telegram to Ford asking that he invoke Taft-Hartley . Two inllependent tr~ckers reported they were fired ~pon in Ohio ~nd truck drivers in 'Michigan and Indiana also said U1ey were shot at but no one was injured. Rocks and debris were showered upoQ trucks still moving from overpasses in Michigan a~ Ohio. Interim agrecm c n negotiated by Teamsters locals , plus Independent truckers and locals which ~ave separat e contracts kept many trucks on the highways, notably In New York and Gblcago. But a spokesman for Con· solidated Forwarding in Kansas City, Mo ., expressed the news from many parts or the country : "We are down , down, down ." ·M arching Marauders invired to Riverfront CINCINNATI - Nearly 1,000 high school bandsmen including roughly 150 from Meigs High, will show off their talent at Hiverfront Stadium as the Reds present by Roger Bacon High School band director and band festival coordinator Wes Neal, had a tough job selecting this year's par· ticipants. Approximately 200 bands expressed interest In participating. The six participants all (Continued on page 12) their second Marching Band Festiyal Sunday, May 16. Six of the top bands in Reds Country will compete between games of the doubleheader with the New \'ork Mets. Participating in thla year's festival besides Meigs are Anderson High of Anderson, Indiana; Glasgow High of Glasgow, Kentucky; Greensburg High or Greensburg , Indiana; Ross High or Hamilton , Ohio, and Trotwood·Madison High of Trotwood, Ohio. Lawrence· burg, Indiana High School was last year's winner. Each school will have five l!linutes to pe!'for.m . Judgmg 1 will be baaed on showmanship and entertainment, mui11c and· marching . The bands will be competing ror first, sec011d and third place trophies. Judging this year's festival will be college band directors Paul Droste or Ohio State,. Harry Clarke of the University or Kentucky and Fred Ebbs or the University of Indiana. • Each band will receive a Cincinnati Reds banner to Mrs. Hampton wins $150 t :::::~i;~L'f~~;~:·::::::::,:,:,: ~:::;,:"::de eve:~s ban"!s: The ternperature in downtown Pomeroy at II a .m. Friday ' was 48 degrees under d oudy skics:t!' Negotiators stay .onjob man will receive a sourvenir medal. The selection committee for this year's band , headed for composition Mrs . Lula B. Hampton, Pomeroy, was one of three top winners in Ohio of the Lucille Loy Kuck Award ror Excellence ln. Literary Expression announced jointly Thursday by the Ohio Commission on Aging, the Ohioana Library , and .the Area Agency on Aghfg · of Buc.keye Hills · Hoc king Valley Regional Develop. ment District. The Southeastern Ohio are~ is home for two of the 10 winners . Besides Mrs . · Hamplori of Kerr Street, who received the second place award worth l150, Mrs . Florence McLain · Clark, Lancaster Street, Marietta, received one of seven Certificates of Mention. The Awards are being ' give in recognition of ex: <:ellence In the areas or prose and poetry. Entries were made to the Lucille Ipy Kuck Ohloana Awara on the theme "I Remember, I Remem· ber" . All ~bmlssions were written by Ohio Senior Citizens. . LULA HA~PTON ~1 I Award recip1en!s will be guests ol hon.or at the Spring Meeting and Tea of the Ohioana Library Association to be held April 23 in Columbus.·The prizes will be presented at that time. All award recipients will also be presented at the Ohio Governor's Conference on Aging , May 25 and 26 at the Lausche Building, State Fairgrounds, Columbus, Ohio. At the Governor 's Conference , the award· winning writings will' be available in ~ublished for\" . �, ' ' ~ - !I c; vu J ..x u c uWt=tAJ ru1 t::tuy U .r Lla) Apr 1l Separate smoke areas voted By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS UPI ) No satd state Sen Davtd L Headley 0-Barberton as he ht his ptpe and leaned back m hts leather chair on the Senate fiOQr Thursday Yes shouted Sen Do~ald J Pease Mberl n who mststs that no one smoke anythmg near htm No grunted Sen Mtchael J Maloney R 'Cincmnatt a ctgar smoker who says he knows how a family of nonsmokers treats somebody who enJoys a good stogte Yes wh spered Sen Robert T Secrest D Cambr dgc who chews tobacco and also smokes ctgars Wtth that the Senate passed 2:i to 7 and sent to the House a btll reqUtrtng no smok ng areas m places of pubhc assembly desp tte ~~~a~~..~~~~~~~!,~. gr~J;,rt The most awesome experunent m the htstory of the natton s ratlroad industry Is now under way wtth a promise the merger of the Perm Central and six other bankrupt rat)roads wtll brmg a rebtrth to rat! serVIce n the Uruted States The ratlroads Thursday became one mammoth corparat10n headquartered m Plaladelph1a In the shadow of the bwldmg that housed the Penn Central the b ggest of the ratlroads mcorporated mto the new Consohdated Rail CorporatiOn ConRatl was created by Congress and given or loaned $2 billion m funds to rehabilt tate essential ra tl fretght servtce m the heav ly mdustnalized Northeast and Midwest stretchmg from the Eastern Seab&ard and Canada to the Ohto and M1ssoun Rtvers Edward G Jordan chall'man of ConRa 1 sad he sta ked hiS reputahon on turrung a profit from the 15 state system by 1980 ln the face of numerous doubters and cnt cs mcludmg a last-m nute blast from Pennsylvama Gov Mtlton J Shapp Jordan satd It IS clear the mdustry s about to ~JOY a rebirth He srud the takeover was a .. C(lntemporary sense Prestdent R chard D Spence told a news conference there was not one hitch as ConRail took over operations of the bankrupt lmes at 12 OJ am 'lllursday Little actually changed at that ttme except for the abandonment of about 2 800 mtles of track - S(nne of 1t already out of serVIce - and the shutdown of some shops Between 2 700 and 3 000 JObs have been abohshed so far but most are protected by spectal federal payments and some could ecetve salanes for I fe Fretghl trams on the road at mtdntght simply became ConRa tl trams Some began operatmg on new schedules and vta new routes destgned to speed fretght del very Spence satd 37 new schedules were tnt hated between mHimght and 6 am EST But maJor tmprovements must awatt a multi bilhon dollar track refurbtsh ng pro gram wh ch already has begun And the ConRatl logo won t appear on locomottves and box cars for some tune Seven ra !roads offtctally ceased to extsl except tn h story bopks and n an expected generalton of co urt battl es nvohtng money tssucs 11tey are the Penn the the Ene Lackawan na Readtng Jerse) Central Leh gl Valley Lehtgh & Hudson R1ver and the Ann Arbor Although 11 ts confmed to one reg10n ConRail s success ts constdered VItal to the success of the enttre ra I mdustry It wtll handle about 25 per cent of the country s rat! fretght and wtll employ about 97 000 per<ll(>ns ConRa 1wtll operate a base fretght system of about 17 000 mtles plus about 3 100 mtles of hght branch !me whtch •states destgnated to recetve federal substdtes About 2 000 mlies of hnc was abandoned some 2 034 m1les of t 111 acttve operation up to Wednesdal ConRail becomes Ute coun try s largest transportatiOn orgamzat10n It ts second m length only to the Burlmgton Northern Ra ilroad but carnes moretretght than BN ConRa I wtll effecllvely te mam under government contro l unttl 11 becomes profttable and repays most df 1ts federal debt If 11 should coni nue losmg money outnght natton ahzatwn ts constdered mevttable Passenger and cunnrnuter opcratwns wtll contmue unm terrupted I OTIF.RY WINNERS lhl s 11eek s winning numbers • Thre.,.dlg I number compla nts 1~ would be 982 (nin e eight t"o) almost tmposstble lo Four dfglt number enforce ~674 le tght six seve n Under the btll sponsored lour) bv Sen M Morr s Jackson Fh e dlgtt number D Cleveland separate OQ 66236 six six two-threl' su okmg reas would have to six be establ sf cd n theaters St~ digit numbor c a sruu ms elevalors 288196 two eight elg hl hospttal ooms government on~rnml'six) and umverstt y butldtngs Spirtt of 76 winning public tran s portatiOn numbers vchtcles and any pubhc Two-digit numbers 13 butldmg w1th a capactty of 50 1onl>-lhree) 16 1on~rsl•) 14 or more persons (one-four) and $5 (flvl' Vwlators of the no five) smok ng stgns would be Four digit number subject to a fm e of up to $100 4480 (foul'foul'elght zero) The s ze and locallon of the Fh e digit number no smokmg area wo uf~ be up 89730 (eight nfnc seven to the state fire marslial or lhre.,.zero) owner of the but ldmg The Six digit number ent re butldmg could be !07181 (onl'zero-seven onl' des t~nated a no smokmg etghl one) are€ !Jestaurants taverns and bowling alleys would be exempt from the reqwrement Senate elunmated language Thts s not a no smoking whtch Maloney srud would btll srud Jackson Thts have requtred no-smokmg stmply "recogmzes that the areas \o be set up m nonsmokers have nghts too busmesses hones and - the r ght to breathe prtvate C'¥"S or anywhere relatively clean atr and else the fire marshal may protect thetr health mspect r Just as the enttre Jackson assured Sen populat on has a r ght to be Thomas A Van Meter R free from sulfur en tss ons Ashland a ctgarette smoker fr om a steel mtll each that Ute btU would not reqwre mdtvtdual has the nght to be Repubhcan and Democra tic free from smoke f lied atr m senators to be segregated mto pubhc bulidmgs smoking and no smok ng Sen M Bell Gaeth R areas on the Senate floor Dcftar ce who sa d he "as a After the btll passed former smoker voted for the Secrest offered Jackson a btll but obJected that t s ctgar o the occaston of htsl alm ost mposstbl e to 52nd btrthday Jackson enforce accepted congratulatiOns but Prwr to passmg the btll the not the ctgar Ladder fund is near $IS,OOO A pubhc fund l!r ve for the purchase of ao aertal ladder ftre truck for Metgs Coun ty has reached $14 967 Pomeroy Ftre Ch el Charles Legar repo•ted The' used aenal ladder vehtcie has been purchased from Spnngfteld Ill but dehvery dale has not been set Chtef Legar sa d The vehtcie 1111! cost $10 000 wtth addtt onal fund.~ ratsed to be used for repamhng and eqwppmg the truck Chtef Legar satd he ISqwte pleased at the pub! c response to the drive whtch got underway after the Sllffler Department Store f re m Pomeroy m Febrauary House to house canvasses have been conducted m both Pomeroy and Mtddleport to help w th the drtve Ad d to nal contr~bultons n cludtng two stzea bl e donal ons have been pr om1sed so apparently there w1ll be adequate funds for the purchase and tm provements to be made to the vehtcie Latest contr butors to the fund nciude Btg J ms Young s Marke t Judy s Salon Dr R R P ckens Tom Rue Ell s Sax o Ctty Ice & Fuel Wlkmson Small Eng ne Ftfe s Gun Sl op Faye Powell Rev Wm M ddleswart 1 Katherme Swanson Reva Bun ce Chfford Hayes Mannmg Kloes Mabel Walburn Dale Humphr eys Ctttzens Nat onal B~nk Mr and Mrs Bob Byers Rutland Ftre Dept Aux Agnes Dixon Norman Baxter Max DaviS W Dale Barnhart Also Eddte Hoefhch Rock Sprmgs Better Health Club Bermce Darst bl Rev Mtddleswarth Dudley s Flor st Middleport Wine Store Harry Roush Mrs Wtt Reynolds Martha Chtlds I ena McK nley Richard Chambers Rtchard Karr Margaret Butcher Jtm Brcwmgton Walter Roush Marl Bacon Mr and Mrs Perry Mttch Mr and Mrs Frank Powers Crow Crow & Porter Reuter Brogen Ins K & C Jewelers Margaret Nellffian Mr and Mrs Pearl Mora Busy Bee Class Ftrsl Bapt st Church Mtddleport Mayme Hendr cks Jtmmte s Pastry Cora Mae Joachim Charles Karr Sr Dr J J Davts L Stbley Slack Lewts Sa uct M ddleport Leg on Aux Eva Hartley Also Mrs H R Lohse Albert Roush Raw! ngs Coa s Funeral Home S G Ptckens Rodney Dowmng Judy Well One Won One Class Pomeroy Ftrs t Bapt st Church Farmers Bank & Savmgs Mr and Mrs James Cornell Rolhn D ll Mr and Mrs Bob Burton Mr and Mrs BlU McDamels Mr and Mrs James Criswell Enterprise Umted Method!SI Sunday Scho<JI Mr and Mrs Carl Lee Wesleyan Umted Methodist Church Racine Mr and Mrs Vernon J Evans Mrs Edith Barton Boston whips Cavs; 95-88 Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor Ack·ack gun being checked by officers MONTREAL ( UPI) - The pol ae mvestlgabon mto thet b ggestcash robbery m North Amencan htslory was cen tered Thursday on the Amencan made antiaircraft gun used to ht]ack a Brmk s truck and tis $2 8 mlllion cash cargo We have a few lea!ls we must follow but there IS nothmg f rm at Ut s tune satd Inspe~tor Jean-Claude Ronqou m charge of the ctty pol ce force s Cnmlnal In vestigatwn Bureau Rondou added pollee are checkmg different types of gangs and there may be some ratds on underworld haunls as pohce try to get a lead on the f ve htghly profess onal thteves who camed out the 24 rrunute hetst wtth mthtaryhke prec s on Tuesday Brinks Ca na da Ltd revealed WedneSday after an all ght count that the band! Is had netted $2 8 mtll bn m small unmarked btlls and a small number of cotnsstruck to commemorate Ute 1976 Summer Olymptcs Size of ballot is reduced By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS I UPIJ The Ohw General Assembly ts m week end adjournment havmg agreed after nearly four years on a way to shorten the bedsheet hallot whtch threw the 1972 Democra ti c presidential prtmary mto chaos Both Ute House and Senate approved a conference comm ttee report Thursday reducmg the s ze of Ute ballot s mpl fymg votmg for PreSident at the statewtde level while followmg rules adopted by th e major poht cal parties The legtslatwn sent to the offtce of Gov James A Rhodes for stgnature will clear up about 80 per cent of the problems assoctated with vot ng fo r natwnal conventiOn delegates m Ohto s complex prestdentlal primary Sl stem accordmg to Secretary ot State Ted W Brown However under an amend ment added to Ute conference report \ oters m counties usmg vot ng machines represent ng about half the Ohto electorate - w II be forced to vote for mdlVldual delegates at the congresstonal dtstr ct level lllStead of nJJking a smgle vole for thetr favo nte pres denllal ca nd date s entire slate A smgle vote for Pres dent w ll be made m all areas of the state for the at4arge delegatwn s fielded by Prestdent Ford and the Democrallc candtdates former Gov Junmy Carter of Georgta U S Sens Henry M Jackson of Wash ngton and Morns K Udall of Amona and state Treasurer Gertrude W Donahey wttlt a favonte daughter slate !he leg tslallon debated smce May 1972 was cleared on an emergency basts Brown must prescrtbe the Ohw ballot April 9 House Repubhcans some feanng the leg slatwn would help former Cahforru a Gov Ronald~&aga n m hts challenge of Ford m Ohto blocked the measure last week But wtth Reagan unofftctally knocked off the statewtde ballot Ute proposal Slllled through on an 85 to 8 vote Thursdl\.y It rccetved unantmous approval m the Senate By requtrmg votmg for only prestdenttal candtdates and not convenhon delegates on the statewtde level the plan el1mmatcs lengthy lists of convention d elegat e candtdates which stretched up to 600 names m some areas m 1972 confusmg voters and frustratmg elechon workers Ass slant Secretary of State James R Marsh explamed mdtVIdual delegate votmg must take place for con gre ss onal dtstnct delegates m votmg maclune co unlles becau • the machmes ca nnot oe pro grantmed for Simultaneous mdtvtdual and block vohng Wtthoul the amendment Marsh satd votmg machme count es "ould have had to usc separate paper ballots to allow a chmce of block or mdtv du al vot ng on the distnct delegate slates Block votmg wtll be permttted m all counttes usmg paper ballo1s marking dev tces and pun chcards Most major count es e~cept for Swrumt and Hamtlton use votmg machines The legtslat10n ts expected to save the state several mtlhon dollars n prmtmg costs and overtune pay for election workers It also IS ex~cted to eltm nate long I nes pf voters and sunphfy tabulatton of the results of the prtmary whtch were not kno\\ll for fl\e days m 1972 because of the complextlles The House also passed and sent to the governor a $10 6 m1llton su pplem enta l appropnat on for JOtnt vocatwnal schools m Trumbull Coshocton Colum btana and Rtchland co unhes Passed by the House and sent to the Senate were btlls Revtsmg sever~! sectiOns of Ohto law to conform them w th the new crunmal code - Expandmg fmanctal re (Contmued on page 12) DR. LAMB IMPORfANT ACTS - 1hese youngster<; are among Mason Elementary School puptls who wtll present a vanety show thts even ng m the Wahama H gh School audttortum startmg at 7 30 p m ($! for adults effective heartbeat Durmg ftbnllahon the upper chambers don t contract and only a few of these twttch10g movements at a ra te of 500 per m10ute ge t through to the lower part of the heart How many get through usually determmes how fast the pulse rate s The pulse s often Irregular m these condlltons How a person feels wtlh tl' also depends on how fast and rregular the pulse rate ts Rapid a tr~ al ftbr llal on can cause seriOus dtsabthty Atrial ftbr Hatton can occur 10 short afl~cks hke a t~ cks of raptd heart action or be a persiStent trregularlty It 1s not the on ly ca use for rreg ul ar heart beats however Prema ture con tract tons or extra beats Qr g natmg from etther the atria at t~e top of the heart or ventricles from the bottom of the heart ca n ca use ll'l'egulan ttes of the h~art • For more nformat on about these problems send 50 cents for The Health Letter numbe r 6 12 Heart Irregulan tt es Sktppcd Bea ls Tachycardtas Send a lo ng stamped se lf addr essed enve lope for ma hng Address your letter to me tn care of the newspaper P 0 Box 326 San Antomo Texas 76292 The mporlancc of atr~al ftbrlllatlon depends on what causes It It can occur m relahvely healthy ndtvtduals w th no apparent underlymg heart dtsease Even 1n I s rond1hon tf the hem t 1a e IS oo raptd tl ca n bed sabl ng Just hke attacks of raptd h~rt acUon It can also be ca used by acute Illness such as severe diarrh ea or followmg a bout of alcohohsm r as a complicatiOn of a n ore serous Illness such as a tecenl heart attack or other forl)ls of underly n ~ heart d'""'" I 50c ch ldren) Thet acts are from left tor ght Melame Mossman domg the Harper Va lley PTA class c Ralph Bond and Mary Ell s Stsson domg a baton numbet Marc a Sisson as an alley cat and Angte Hood as a maJorette .., President seeking support of John Connally By LEWIS LORD United Press International Prestdent Ford ts ccurhng John c$rtnally s support m hts btd for a full term whtle btg !IllY mayors hope Hubert Humphrey wtll seek the Democrat c nommatwn Ford who ts campatgmng today and Satur lav n Wtscons n spent rr uch of Thursday seeking Connally s help m the May 1 Texas prunary The Pres dent posed bestde the former Texas governor when he and 15 other persons were sworn 10 at the Whtte House as members of the Prestdent s fore 1g n Twitching heart and tense mood By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR 1AMB - My dad IS 58 years of age He has had atnal hbnllatton for two years and lakes a dtg labs medtcme Inderal and H'drodtunl The latter ts taken for htgh blood pressure Do these medtcaltons m d1eate a sertous condl tton and what do these medtcmes do for hun ' Do you thmk he should change jobs' Dad says he gets along well except when he gets upltght or has to talk on the phone for any lengthy perilxl of lime Then the flbrtllatwn commences and he has to slop and relax a bit DEAR READER - Atr al ftbrlllatton means that the top collecUn~ sacs of the heart called th&.~,.,a Ina are twl tchmg at a r:iptd rate usually around 500 ltmes a minute Ord!nanly the upper part of the heart contracts and squeezes blood mto the I wer part~ the hejlr t b~fore each ~ 2 1976 :f o The fact that your father has htgh blood pressure and 1s taking med tcme for tt u phes that l e I as u de ly ng hea t dtsease He may be laktng the d gtlahs med c ne to strengthen l1s heartbeat or help con trol h1s heart rate and f br llallon The lnderal IS also destgned to help prevent trr tab illy of h1s heart and protec t h m agamst surl attacks Tl ese are comm on ly use d med c nes tn th s st uat on Only your doctor can tell )OUfor sure what your dad is si<ltus IS smce he has h s records and kn o11 s he seventy of h1s h gh blood pressure and other medtcal fact rs !hat n cans your doc ot ts gmng to have to tell l ou "I dher he should or should not rl ange JObs It IS true t1 at stress and tens on can some ltm es aggravat e n derlyt g rr ed tcal cond II ns mtelhgence adVIsory board The adrntmstatton then had a portrait of Connally a former treasury secretary unvetled at the Treasury Department Ford wrapped up the dav by havm g Gonnally and h s wtfe over for dinner Hwnphrey stole the shOw from Morr s Udall Jlllll11l Carter and Henry Jackson at the National Conference of Democratic Mayors m New York Some of the ma)ors wa lked out as the r colleagues qwzzed the three cand dates at a forum but Ute audtence Jumped to tts feet and cheered a speech by Humphrey Several mayors later satd they wtshed Humphrey would run I m not seekmg the nommat10n the 1968 nommee satd wttlt a gnn that made t clear he would be ~ The Da1~ Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF. ME GS MASON A~EA C H ESTER l TANNEH LL E•t< Ed ROBERT HO-EFL CH CtyEdtor Pub st1ed da y excep Sa u day by Th e Oh o Va l ey Publ sh ng Com pany Cou S Pome oy Oh o 45769 Bus n ess Off ce Ph one 992 2 '56 Ed o a l Phone 992 215 Second c ass po s age pa d a Pomero y Oh o N a. onal ad\ie s ng represen a ve Wa d Gn ff h Company In c Bo ne & Ga ll dgher 0 v 757 Th d Ave NY 100 7 New Yo k Subscr p on De ve ed by ca r er whe e va ab e week Bv 5 ce n s pe Moo Rou e where car c se v ce no ava abe On e mon h $3 25 By ma I n Oh o and W Va s K One Yea r mon hs 57 oo '52 6 00 ~13 S22 00 mon hs S 1 50 Three year ~ E sew he e x mon hs 50 hree mo n hs $7 SO ubsc p on p ce nclud es Sundey T me s Sen ne ttckled to have tl Ronald Reagan s forces ex pressed dehght wtth results of Wednesday n ght s network televtston address and sa d he "til rely heavtly on TV from now on The phones have been commg off the hook satd a spokesman m Reagan s Los Angeles hea d quarters follow ng hts appeal for funds Western l n on satd we )antmed the r computer Henr) Kissmger d sputed Reagan s televtsed cia 1m that the secretary of state once srud Sovtet supenonty forced him to negotiate Ute most acce ptable second be st post! on It 1s a contempllble trre spo nstb le nventton K.issmger sa d of the Reagan claun Reagan w II rely on a statew de TV address thts weekend to seck votes m Tuesday s Wtscons n prtmary H s next campatgn appearance wtll be Monday m Texas Democrat Frank Churcit the late'Siarhng senator from Idaho took a cue fro m Reagan and asked the networks for 30 mmutes The netwo rks haven t been anx ous to proVIde prtme lime for candidates and NBC sold Reagan h s half-h our by nottng hts opponent was the mcumbent Jackson and Carter cam patgned today m upstate New York for Tuesdays prtmary Udall a former basketball player bounced a ball a while w th New York Kmcks star Bill Bradley Thursday then returned to W1scons n I m gomg to carry New York Jackson told a cheermg crowd of campatgn ~ workers m Ntagara Fails I thmk t wtll be by a good margm He. was h1ssed at hour later when he uttered the same !me to Canlstus College students m Buffalo Carter satd his polls show him lead ng Jackson 2 to I m upstate New York and even wtth him m New York Ctty That would mean vtctory he srud f he hadn t been ruled off the ballot m 10 congress onal dlstrtcts There are 7 mtll on Demo crats here who can t even vote for me if they want to Carter satd I don I know how I m gomg to do In M!waukee George Wal lace sa dpolls don t show htm runn ng as well In Wtsconsm as he dtd n 1972 because the other candtdates have adopted hts posttions We re all drinkmg out of the same well he satd Kuhn blocks AL move to Canada NEW YORK (UPI) - Five years ago when Bob Short shtfted hts Wijshmgton Senators to Arliitgton Tex Commtsstoner Bowte Kuhn made a solemn pledge to a group of congressmen and busmessmen that major league baseball would place a franchise m the nalton s capttal at Ute very ftrsl opportumty It s that comm tment that prompted Kuhn to tssue a wrttlen statement Thursday which m effect blocked the Amertcan League s proposed expanston to Toronto at least temporartly It ts dlfftcult for me to see how I can Ignore the Amertcan League s fatlure to provtdc for Washington Kuhn srud Also J a questiOn whtch has been put to me by the Nahonal League ts whether tis plan for expanston tnto Toronto and Washmgton should be gtven pnortty over the Amencan League All along the commtsstoner has mamtamed pubhcly that the return of baseball to Washington ts essenltal to the Mellon Bank faces charges HARRISBURG Pa (UPI ) the latest ro und of a four year - Gov Mtlton J Shapp runmng battle between Shapp charged the Mellon Bank had and the bank betrayed tis trust and satd It is shockmgly clear that he would try today to stnp the Mellon has betrayed tts trust ~ate s largest bank o!.fonrtol to Ute authonty and m over $300 mtlhon m State numerous ways has cost the Pubhc School Bu ldmg local taxpayers of Authontv funds Pennsylvama mtlhons of Shapp also satd the Pttl$ dollrus n mcreased school burgh bank ma y have finan ce charges Shapp VIOlated federal bankmg and Satd antttrust laws. The Wr ght report charged The gove~nor wtll also ask Utat the Mellon agreement Ute authonty board at a VIolated both the authonty s meelmg to approve swts enabhng act and the Sherman agamst Mellon to recover $6 Ant Trust Act by allowmg nilllon m damages clauned Mellon to mvest only m 1ts ls a result of the bank s own certtftcates of deposit handlmg of $997 mtlhon n The report also charged authority funds smce 1960 that Mellon s sale of tis own Shapp s proposals followed certthca t ~s of depostl an mvesttgatlon and report con~lltuted unlawful self by altorney Vtctor Wnght deahng under regulations of comm tss toned by th e th e Comptrolle; of the authortty last August It was Currency The report satd Mellon allowed mtlhons m authority funds to remam unmvested for long pertods of ltme and m many mstances dtd not get the htghest mterest rates for authortly depostts Shapp plans to gtye the report to the Federal Reserve BOard m Washington the U S Comptroller of the Currency and the Securtttes and Exchange Corrurusston James H Higgms Mellon boanl chatrman satd the banks analysts of the charges by tts own staff outside legal cowtsel and mdependent accountants disproved the accusatiOns l'be fmdmgs of this In depth analysis confll'lll that Mellon Bsnk h8$ fatthfully discharged tis duty to the authority bondholders and has treated the auth91'!\Y fatrly Higgms satd I CLEARWATER Fla (UP! ) - Ball players Judge them selves dtfferently than !arts do They don t evaluate each ot her by the boxscore alone although the best source to go to for the most honest at)pra1sal of any player ts another one Fans generally work themse lve> up over the superstars The btg names bke Johnny Bench Tom seaver Pete Rose Lou Brock Catftsh Hwtter Jtm Palmer Rod Carew Hank Aaron and Wll e Stargell All Utese top drawer performers are apprectated for thetr abtlitv by thetr fellow p!ay,ers and certainly no one quest ons that but there also IS an uncommonly htgh regard tn all the b1g league dugouts for the so-<:alled cool player Whenever you hear any ball player referrmg to another one as bemg cool he s paYJng him a compltment sometimes even the supreme complunent Tim McCarver and Tom Hutton wJie talkmg about cool players the other day on the Ph ladel~lua Philbes bench and tl got to Ute point wbere hBvmg some fun and laughmg a I ttle aboultt they put together thetr all cool team The team shaped up ltke thts lb--W Ute Montanez Gtants 2b--Ttto Fuentes Padres 3b--M ke Schmtdt Philbes ss-Cims Speier G ants of- Reggte Jackson A s TonfPactorek Braves and Jay Johnstone Phtlhes c-4iary Carter Expos p-Jon Matlack Mets and Carl Morton Braves The reaSQn for the preoponderance of NatiOnal Leaguers ts because McCarver and Hutton see a lot more of Utem But Reggte Jackson deserves one of the ou!fteld spots McCarver satd and Hutton agreed He deserves 11 because he takes longer than anyone else to get outta the batter s box after hiltmgahomerun Now that s" hatyoucall cool How exactly would McCarver and Hutton defme a cool player' Both thought about 11 awhtle Acool player ts a guy who can play the game get four hits and not even bother taking a shower afterwards satd Hutton McCarver nodded He hked the deftmllon It s very hard to dehne a cool player m prectse terms srud the Phils recetver Wes Parker was about the coolest player 1ever saw You take the Cmcmnall Reds now They rea great team and they all have mce short hall'cuts but they re not cool They re too htghly disctpllned A good example of a cool player IS W!he Montanez If you ve ever seen him play hrst base you know what I mean He s good but nothing bothers him nothmg disturbs htm He s cool What about Mtke Schmtdt' put m Hutton He has to make Ute team You bet satd McCarver You should see hun put hts helmet back m the rack after he s ftmshed hitting He puts t back very carefully Nobody does tt "'th as much class Hutton and McCarver dtscussed some of the others they ptcked on !hell' team Shortstops normally aren t cool they re like catchers srud McCarver but Speter ts about the coolest I ve seen At second I have tog ve tl to Fuentes When he swmgs through a pttch and mtsses he can htt the bat handle on the ground and have tl fltp up and catch tl hke no one you ever saw Most guys 11ho would try 11 would drop the bat What about Ken Henderson for one of the outfteld spots' Hulton wanted to know Gopd backup man satd McCarver My fll'st chotce has to be Pac orek Notice the cool way he looks down at hts socks when he s warrnmg llp to see tf his sttrrups are htgh enough Jay Johnstone also makes the team I saw Utem hold up a game for hun once whtle he was appiYJng tape to the tongue of one of hts shoes He didn t get pan cky or anythmg He JUSt took his time That s cool Both Hutton and McCarver commented on Gary Carter s coolness and satd t was unusual for any player to have Utat much after only one year m the btg leagues Then they got to Ute pttchers Carl Morton ts a good fnend of mme but that sn t why I m ptcking hint satd McCarver Ever see the cool way he looks at h1s tnceps? Wow Matlack ts another cool guy Usually left handers are all fouled up Not htm Utough Tom Seaver' He doesn t look good m a uruform That s nght satd Hutton When he throws his fast ball his knee dtps so low he gets his uniform all dtrty If your untform s dll'ty you can t be cool The pttcher to watch for the future McCarver touted ts John The Count Montefusco the Gtants 25 year-old rtght ander He looks hke he s gonna make the club satd Hutton McCarver and Hutton aren t cool players themselves they admitted I get too dirty confessed Hutton I don t look good when I run Satd McCarver I m not cool - my knees hurl What about the managers ? Are any of them cool' Gene Mauch the Mmnesota Twms new boss ts the closest accordmg to McCarver and Hutton Hts distmgutshed lookmg gray hatr gtves him a cool appearance satd McCarver Also he thinks hard before he talks That s cool too • long term mterests of the game and that Washmgton should beg ven pportty m the event of expansion or transfer of franchtses The Amencan League ow ners however dtd not bow to Kuhn s w shes when they granted expanston franchises to Seattle and Toronto for 1977 leavmg Washmglon out m the cold Under the Circumstances t s my dectSIOn that the Amertcan League should be pernutted to carry out tis plan prov ded that 11 ftrst make suttable provtston for Washmgton Kuhn satd Kuhn also satd he ts wtlllng to stt down and dtscuss the matter wtth Amencan League Prestdent Lee MacPhatl and mststed that the AI not take any steps designed to further tis Toronto plan He then gave the Amertcan League seven days to tron out the problem If at the concluston of seven days t1me 11 should appear that the Amertcan League was unable or unwtllmg to make SUitable provlSlon for Washmgton then I w ll constder the By Untied Press Internallonal Charlie Scott doesn t fool around expec1ally on April Fools Day Scott havmg hts best mght ever m Cleveland poured m 30 pomts mcluding 18 m the thtrd pcrtod Thursday mght to pace the Boston, Celttcs to a 9!Hl8 NBA VIctory over the Cleveland Cavahers before 19 392 fans We ]ust wanted to wm eun though we have clinched lead• But Cllweland got only our dtvtston IItie sa d Scott 15 baskQ(s m the entire who htt on !:k>f 19 shots We second ltalf The loss droooed moved the ball well and found The Cavs to a halfi!IU11e the open man They JUS! beh nd Cenlral Dlvtston couldn t s(ay wtth us because leader Washmgton we never let go of the We JUSt couldri t fmd the range m that second half momentum The Cavs who gamed the r smd Cle\ eland Coach B ll hrst playoff spot ever Fitch They played great Wednesday wtth a \lctory defense but they also played over New Orleans Jut a good defense m the first stzzllng 15-<>f 23 shots m the quarter when we couldn t ftrst period en route to a 311-26 mss Former Ironton ace Bacon now a Bengal CINCINNATI (UPI ) The Cinctnnall Bengals trymg to shore up thetr defenstve !me have acqutred defenstve end Coy Bacon from the San Otego Chargers m exchange for wtde recetver Chari e Jo ner Jom er a seven year veteran had hts best season last year when he caught 37 passes for 726 yards and ftve touchdowns He had a good year wtth us and he was valuable conceded Bengals general manager Paul Brown but we needed more up front defenst vely and the Chargers an excellent wanted rece ver Bacon a 270-pound nme year veteran was pleased wtth the deal I was never happy With the Chargers from the day I came he satd The Bengals have a good quarterback (Ken Anderson) and all the quahftcallons to go all the way I m real happy However Bacon sad the Bengals need a better defens ve rush agamst the pass 1 That was thetr weak spot 'nd I ~ n help them there he satd Brown agreed We JU St we'ln t good enough n the blfl ones late last year he recalled It was certainly ev1den.t we needed a I tile more bulk agamst Ptttsburgh Coy ts one of the real estabhshed hncmen m the National Football League added Brown He 1s a top pass rusher has plenty of expcrtence and wants to play for a contender Bacon 33 a nallveiof Cadtz Ky went to ..ffgh school n Ironton Ohto and at end ed Jackson Sta te College He was wtth the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams before bemg traded to San Otego m 1973 Jotner 28 who played college ball at Gramblmg came to the Bengals fr om Houston m a 1972 trade The score was lied at 1>45 at the start of the second half before Scott went to work He went 6-f or 7 to -send the Celllcs mto the f1nal pcrtod w th a 73-69 lead WtUt Boston leadmg 87:Ul and 3 10 left Scott came off the bench to htl a 21l-footer from the corner and followed w th a drlvmg layup 25 seconds later to sew up the Celhcs 52nd vtctory I have to P'llhse the work of Kevm Stacom and Glen McDonald sa d Boston Coach Tom Heinsohn l'hcy came off the beooh and kept up the tempo But Ute key to our VIctory was the fact we made Cleveland plav our game Dave Cowerts added :1.0 pomts for Booton and John Havhcek 17 Campy Russell led Cleveland wtth 19 There were no other pro basketball games played Thursday mghJ. In tonight s NBA act on Houston Is at Boston Atlanta at Buffalo New Orl eans at Detroit Washmgton at Phtladelphla New York at Chtcago Kansas City at Mtlwaukee Portland at PhoentK and Seattle at Los Angeles In Ute ABA Kentucky IS at New Ym k San Antomo at Indiana and Vtrgtma at St Louts ' Reds slip by Chisox, 3-2 TAMPA Fla (UPl ) Wtth thetr team scoring alllts runs m the ftrst mrung Ctnc nnal t s Jack Btlhngham Mac Scarce and Joe Henderson combmed for a seven-htlter Thursday to lead the Reds to a 3-2 wm over the Chtcago Whtle Sox Pete Rose ~ walk and smgles by Ken Gnffey Joe Morgan and George Fvster. accounted for Cincy s Utree runs off Chtsox knuckleballer Wtlbur Wood In h1s most tmpresstve FIRST PULt SET TUPPERS PLAINS - T~e Tuppers Plains Pony Pullers ../ Assoctation wtll hold Its first pull Of the season on Sunday Aprll4 at 1p m at the Bar 30 Show Grounds south of Tuppers Plams Signs will be PQSted Refreshments will be served or Ute grounds The pubhc IS lnvtled SPECIAL NOTICE S1gn up for anyone tn Middleport who ts Interested In playmg Senior Babe Ruth Baseball (ages 16-18) wtll tJe. held Saturday from 12 2 p 111 at the lA g10n Hall m Mid dleporl CHESTNU l Hlll. Mass 1II PI ) - Jumor quarterba ck Ken Smith 11 ho had been nmnmg Boston Colleges first offensive untt m sprlr g football practices wtll be lost to the Eagles for stx weeks becuse of a fractured left forearr 1 ,1>111 f'ON Mass (UPI) Karl A Fogel 29 of Brooklin e assistant basketball coach at Boston Stale College the past three years has been named head basketball coach of Curry College He repluc~s DKve Johnson outing of the spring Btllmgham restricted the Wh te So< to four hits In the SIX lnmngs he pttched Clucago got 1ts first run lit the ftflh trmlng on a smgle by Cleon Jones J im Spence rs double and a fielders chotce A walk an Infield hit and errors b) Morgan and Doug Flynn gave the Whtle Sox thetr fmal run m the moth before Bucky Dent h I mto a game-endmg double play The Reds ore now 5-4 ttl Grapefrwt League play triple to lead San t'ranclsco to a 5 2 victory over San D1ego Joe Lis htt a Utree nm homer to lead Cleveland to a 5 4 vtcto,ry over Mtlwaukee Btll Boliltam Oscar Zamora and Mtke Garman combined to pitch the Cubs to a 4 I vtt1.ory over Oakland ~ Two share GGO lead By Thomas E Hwnpbrey GREENSBORO NC (UP!) Gay Brewer whose golfmg career reached a peak wt!h the 1967 Masters champtonshtp aRd Jtm Wtechers w nl e~s s1oce )ommg the tour that same year were t ed for the lead at 5 under-par 66 gomg mto today s second rowtd of the $230 000 Greater Greensboro Open I feel like I m playmg as well as I ve ever played satd Brewer 44 who ts m hts 20th year on tl)e PGA tour The way I ve been playmg lately I m sllll trymg to make the cut sa d Wtechers a 3! year old Cahforman I have no tdea how I m gomg to do m the rest of the tournament More than 10 golfers bettered par m Thursday s opemng round on the par 71 6 643-yard Sedgefteld Country Club course desptte a tricky mornmg wmd and fatrways soggy from ram the prev10us day On the heels of the leaders after the first round were Lou Graham Dave Stockton and Bob Payne wtth 67s Lee Trevmo and ftve others were clustered at 68 Utree wtder par m the hrst round The others were Allen Mtller Kermtt Zarlev Dew tt Weaver Don Btes and M'ller Barber Brewer s opemng round m eluded two ea gles four btrdtes and three bogeys Wtechers had seven btrdies Mets edge Pirates and two bogeys Three strokes back of the leaders after Thursday s round were 10 golfers who hred :!-under-par 69 Defendmg GGO champton Tom Weiskopf headed Utat group whtch also ncluded Bruce Lietzke Bob Menne Lanny Wadk ns Rod Funseth Ron Cerrudo Ed Dougherty Gary Groh John Schroeder and George Burns There was a crowd of 21 golfers at 70 one under par Among them \\ ere the only two 1976 11 tnQers competmg m the GGO - Phoemx Open wtrmer Bob Gtlder and San Otego Open champ :1 C Snead Austral an Bruce Crampton and Bob Charles were also n the group Andy to meet with Kuhn NEW YORK iUPI) - Andy Messersmtlh the cause celebre of baseball s milhon dollar mystery appears before Comm1ss10ner Bowie Kuhn thts mormng to appeal once agam for hts freedom Thts tune 11 1s the New York Yankees who clatm ownershtp of the 30-year-old pttcher and a four hour meetmg n Kuhn s offtce Thursday afternoon fa led to resolv~ the perplexmg tssue Messersmtlh prmc1pally responstble for knockmg out baseball s reserve clause when he was declared a free agent last Dec 23 thus releasmg h1m from Ute Los Angeles Dodgers flew here Jrom hts home m Newport Beach Cahf to attend the sesston scheduled to begm at 10 30 a m EST According to Kuhn the Yankees requested hts presence The crux of the problem centers about whether Herb Osmond Messersmtth s Cali forma netghbor and agent had the powe~ of attorney to stgn an agreement for htm and tf he dtd whether the document he admtts to stgnmg ts bmdmg Gabe Paul Ute prestdent of the Yankees mststs that application of the Nat onal League Kuhn satd Ma cPhatl howeve r mdtcated he would defy the comm tsstoner saymg the Amencan League mtends to go forward With tis plans If the Nahonal League des tres to expand mto Washmgton tl may do so MacPhatl satd There are other fme ctt es available for a 14th franchise Any attempt by the comm1ss1Itner to mterfere Is neither just nor fatr At the same time we are wtllmg to meet wtth the com mtss oner and the Natwnal League to constder any suggestiOns for Washmgton that do not mvolve or adversely affect Toronto or other Amertcan League !ranch ses Osmond represented h mself as havmg the power of attorney for Messersmith The agreement reached between Paul and Osmond called for a four year contract for Messer-snuUt beg nntng wtth the current season and the money mvolved has been estimated between $1 mtlhon and $1 ~ mtlhon Followmg the sessiOn m Kuhn s offtce Thursday Os mond satd of Messersrmth s scheduled appearance thts mornmg I beheve hts testimony wtll make htm a free agent He didn t stgn a contract Asked tf he had stgned a contract Osmond rephed I didn t It was a memo ln order for Osmond to have power of attorney for the pttcher there would have to be legal record of such and accordmg to Dtck Moss legal counsel for the Players Assoctatlon There ts no pubhc r ecor d Marvm Mtller the assoctallon s executive d rector added To the best of our knowledge there ts no pubhc record Paul pressed for ht s vers on as he made his way toward the elevator after leaVIng Kuhn s off ce dtdn t commtl htmself on the legahttes of Osmond s posttion That s a legal quesllon that the legal beagles wtll have to decrde Paul satd Thts ts a hear ng and by my commg I wtll abtde by whatever he (Kuhn ) decides UTILITY CREDIT COLUMBUS !UP! State Reps Denms El Eckart D Euclid and Davtd Hartley 0-Sprmgfleld mtroduced legtslahon Thursday to proVIde a monthly credit of 25 per cent for all elderly No games Nogtmmlcs 8-5 for first win By KEN ROSF-NBERG UPI Sports Writer When Joe Frazter took over as manager of the New York Mets nobody liothered to nform hun that h1s club ts somettmes hke a v ntage wme Namely 1962 That of course was the f rst year of the Mets extsten ce when they lost 120 games and had to rely on the wtt and wtsdom of Casey Stengel to keep the fans entertamed Unhl Thursday whtch appro pnat ely wa s Apnl Fool s Day when Ute Mets won their ftrst game of the sprmg season Frazter had come out a loser n all etght outmgs as Mets manager and could eastly empathtze wtth he Ole Perfessor s mghlmare Whtle 11 may be true that Fraz1er s a rookie manager and Casey could rest on h s plaudits of wmmng Ill-of 12 pennants with the New York Yankees tl ts also true th at Frazier ha s been one of the mmor league s most s uccess ful mana gers w1nnmg pennants on three different Ieve 1s I knew we d wm one Frazier satd after the Mets scored three runs m the lith mmng to capture an 1\.li VICtory over the Pittsburgh Pirates But I was getting disgusted Very dtsgusted The agony of defeat ts JUSt restdents on thetr gas and electriC btlls The credtt applied to homeowners and apartment dwellers 65 and over would be fm anced by state retmbursement of gas and electrtc uttltlles Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area '- awful when you re used to wtrmmg Elsewhere Jerry Martm hit a three run homer Bobby Tolan a two-l"un homer and Jay Johnstone a solo homer to power Phtladelphia to a 167 VIctory over St Louts Rowland Offtce s two run ON PASSBOOK trtple and Dave May s two SAVINGS run double helped Atlanta to a ~-3 vtctory over Baltimore 5 per cen '(ea pa d on Jack Btlllngham pitched Reou ar Passbook Sav nos 0 mnings of four-htt ball m No N! n mum Int eres t if.om da e of depos to d~fe Cmcmnall s 3 2 VIctory over I of wLthdrnwa Int eres t compound ed Qua erly the Wh te Sox Joe Coleman pttched seven trmmgs of four-htt ball for 4J,MEIGS Detroit bu t lost 5 2 as ...(!!Y BRANCH Houston scored three unearned runs m the moth The Athen s County Tom Poque tte s two run · Savrngs & loan Co etghth trmmg double paced 296 Second St Kansas Ctty to a 5-4 vtctory Pomeroy Ohio over the Yankees Larry A Acco unts lnsu ed B Ittner s two run smgle UOOOObyF SL C capped a three run 13th pacmg Montreal to a 6-5 vtctory over Boston Ken Rettz htt a two-!"un . 5%% g BUY NOW AND SAVE ON Massey-Ferguson lawn/garden tractors and mowers! TONIGHT Sf PETERSBURG Fla UP!) Outftelder Mtke Vat! has been placed on the 21-day disabled hst by the New York Mets and ordered lo remam behmd at the mmor league complex when the club heads for home Vat! who batted 302 m 38 games after bemg called up from the mmors last summer d slocated a bone m hts n ght fool playmg basketballm early FebrU"{Y and TURDAY F nanc ng a11a abe om Massey Fe guson 5 hp and 8 hp r d ng mowers 8 hp reco I or elect c start awn tractors with staodard shift 01 hydroslat c dr ve Excel en fuel economy rang ng from 1 "UTAH'' 3 Pc Group From Ravenswood UNIONDAl E N Y UP!) Slartmg guard John Wtlharnson wtll be lost tg the New York Nets for at least 10 days wtth a severely spramed left ankle The 6-2 Wtlhrunson hurt hts tkle Wednesday mght m the second quarter of aloss to the lndtana Pacers H s foot swelled up overmght and he was forced to use crutches 11mrsdav 2 to 4 2 quarts per hour depend ng on mode Here s your chance to gel Massey Ferguson qual ty re eb t tv and du able perfo fll&nce Quality butlt by Massey Ferguson 'World s largest manufacturer of tractors The Meigs Inn See them today at ••• PH 992 3629 MODERN SUPPLY POMEROY OHIO 399 W Main S1 992 2164 Pomeroy 0 THESTOREWI TH ALLKINOSOFSTUFF - FOR PETS STA BL ES LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS LAWN S AND GARDENS 1 �, ' ' ~ - !I c; vu J ..x u c uWt=tAJ ru1 t::tuy U .r Lla) Apr 1l Separate smoke areas voted By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS UPI ) No satd state Sen Davtd L Headley 0-Barberton as he ht his ptpe and leaned back m hts leather chair on the Senate fiOQr Thursday Yes shouted Sen Do~ald J Pease Mberl n who mststs that no one smoke anythmg near htm No grunted Sen Mtchael J Maloney R 'Cincmnatt a ctgar smoker who says he knows how a family of nonsmokers treats somebody who enJoys a good stogte Yes wh spered Sen Robert T Secrest D Cambr dgc who chews tobacco and also smokes ctgars Wtth that the Senate passed 2:i to 7 and sent to the House a btll reqUtrtng no smok ng areas m places of pubhc assembly desp tte ~~~a~~..~~~~~~~!,~. gr~J;,rt The most awesome experunent m the htstory of the natton s ratlroad industry Is now under way wtth a promise the merger of the Perm Central and six other bankrupt rat)roads wtll brmg a rebtrth to rat! serVIce n the Uruted States The ratlroads Thursday became one mammoth corparat10n headquartered m Plaladelph1a In the shadow of the bwldmg that housed the Penn Central the b ggest of the ratlroads mcorporated mto the new Consohdated Rail CorporatiOn ConRatl was created by Congress and given or loaned $2 billion m funds to rehabilt tate essential ra tl fretght servtce m the heav ly mdustnalized Northeast and Midwest stretchmg from the Eastern Seab&ard and Canada to the Ohto and M1ssoun Rtvers Edward G Jordan chall'man of ConRa 1 sad he sta ked hiS reputahon on turrung a profit from the 15 state system by 1980 ln the face of numerous doubters and cnt cs mcludmg a last-m nute blast from Pennsylvama Gov Mtlton J Shapp Jordan satd It IS clear the mdustry s about to ~JOY a rebirth He srud the takeover was a .. C(lntemporary sense Prestdent R chard D Spence told a news conference there was not one hitch as ConRail took over operations of the bankrupt lmes at 12 OJ am 'lllursday Little actually changed at that ttme except for the abandonment of about 2 800 mtles of track - S(nne of 1t already out of serVIce - and the shutdown of some shops Between 2 700 and 3 000 JObs have been abohshed so far but most are protected by spectal federal payments and some could ecetve salanes for I fe Fretghl trams on the road at mtdntght simply became ConRa tl trams Some began operatmg on new schedules and vta new routes destgned to speed fretght del very Spence satd 37 new schedules were tnt hated between mHimght and 6 am EST But maJor tmprovements must awatt a multi bilhon dollar track refurbtsh ng pro gram wh ch already has begun And the ConRatl logo won t appear on locomottves and box cars for some tune Seven ra !roads offtctally ceased to extsl except tn h story bopks and n an expected generalton of co urt battl es nvohtng money tssucs 11tey are the Penn the the Ene Lackawan na Readtng Jerse) Central Leh gl Valley Lehtgh & Hudson R1ver and the Ann Arbor Although 11 ts confmed to one reg10n ConRail s success ts constdered VItal to the success of the enttre ra I mdustry It wtll handle about 25 per cent of the country s rat! fretght and wtll employ about 97 000 per<ll(>ns ConRa 1wtll operate a base fretght system of about 17 000 mtles plus about 3 100 mtles of hght branch !me whtch •states destgnated to recetve federal substdtes About 2 000 mlies of hnc was abandoned some 2 034 m1les of t 111 acttve operation up to Wednesdal ConRail becomes Ute coun try s largest transportatiOn orgamzat10n It ts second m length only to the Burlmgton Northern Ra ilroad but carnes moretretght than BN ConRa I wtll effecllvely te mam under government contro l unttl 11 becomes profttable and repays most df 1ts federal debt If 11 should coni nue losmg money outnght natton ahzatwn ts constdered mevttable Passenger and cunnrnuter opcratwns wtll contmue unm terrupted I OTIF.RY WINNERS lhl s 11eek s winning numbers • Thre.,.dlg I number compla nts 1~ would be 982 (nin e eight t"o) almost tmposstble lo Four dfglt number enforce ~674 le tght six seve n Under the btll sponsored lour) bv Sen M Morr s Jackson Fh e dlgtt number D Cleveland separate OQ 66236 six six two-threl' su okmg reas would have to six be establ sf cd n theaters St~ digit numbor c a sruu ms elevalors 288196 two eight elg hl hospttal ooms government on~rnml'six) and umverstt y butldtngs Spirtt of 76 winning public tran s portatiOn numbers vchtcles and any pubhc Two-digit numbers 13 butldmg w1th a capactty of 50 1onl>-lhree) 16 1on~rsl•) 14 or more persons (one-four) and $5 (flvl' Vwlators of the no five) smok ng stgns would be Four digit number subject to a fm e of up to $100 4480 (foul'foul'elght zero) The s ze and locallon of the Fh e digit number no smokmg area wo uf~ be up 89730 (eight nfnc seven to the state fire marslial or lhre.,.zero) owner of the but ldmg The Six digit number ent re butldmg could be !07181 (onl'zero-seven onl' des t~nated a no smokmg etghl one) are€ !Jestaurants taverns and bowling alleys would be exempt from the reqwrement Senate elunmated language Thts s not a no smoking whtch Maloney srud would btll srud Jackson Thts have requtred no-smokmg stmply "recogmzes that the areas \o be set up m nonsmokers have nghts too busmesses hones and - the r ght to breathe prtvate C'¥"S or anywhere relatively clean atr and else the fire marshal may protect thetr health mspect r Just as the enttre Jackson assured Sen populat on has a r ght to be Thomas A Van Meter R free from sulfur en tss ons Ashland a ctgarette smoker fr om a steel mtll each that Ute btU would not reqwre mdtvtdual has the nght to be Repubhcan and Democra tic free from smoke f lied atr m senators to be segregated mto pubhc bulidmgs smoking and no smok ng Sen M Bell Gaeth R areas on the Senate floor Dcftar ce who sa d he "as a After the btll passed former smoker voted for the Secrest offered Jackson a btll but obJected that t s ctgar o the occaston of htsl alm ost mposstbl e to 52nd btrthday Jackson enforce accepted congratulatiOns but Prwr to passmg the btll the not the ctgar Ladder fund is near $IS,OOO A pubhc fund l!r ve for the purchase of ao aertal ladder ftre truck for Metgs Coun ty has reached $14 967 Pomeroy Ftre Ch el Charles Legar repo•ted The' used aenal ladder vehtcie has been purchased from Spnngfteld Ill but dehvery dale has not been set Chtef Legar sa d The vehtcie 1111! cost $10 000 wtth addtt onal fund.~ ratsed to be used for repamhng and eqwppmg the truck Chtef Legar satd he ISqwte pleased at the pub! c response to the drive whtch got underway after the Sllffler Department Store f re m Pomeroy m Febrauary House to house canvasses have been conducted m both Pomeroy and Mtddleport to help w th the drtve Ad d to nal contr~bultons n cludtng two stzea bl e donal ons have been pr om1sed so apparently there w1ll be adequate funds for the purchase and tm provements to be made to the vehtcie Latest contr butors to the fund nciude Btg J ms Young s Marke t Judy s Salon Dr R R P ckens Tom Rue Ell s Sax o Ctty Ice & Fuel Wlkmson Small Eng ne Ftfe s Gun Sl op Faye Powell Rev Wm M ddleswart 1 Katherme Swanson Reva Bun ce Chfford Hayes Mannmg Kloes Mabel Walburn Dale Humphr eys Ctttzens Nat onal B~nk Mr and Mrs Bob Byers Rutland Ftre Dept Aux Agnes Dixon Norman Baxter Max DaviS W Dale Barnhart Also Eddte Hoefhch Rock Sprmgs Better Health Club Bermce Darst bl Rev Mtddleswarth Dudley s Flor st Middleport Wine Store Harry Roush Mrs Wtt Reynolds Martha Chtlds I ena McK nley Richard Chambers Rtchard Karr Margaret Butcher Jtm Brcwmgton Walter Roush Marl Bacon Mr and Mrs Perry Mttch Mr and Mrs Frank Powers Crow Crow & Porter Reuter Brogen Ins K & C Jewelers Margaret Nellffian Mr and Mrs Pearl Mora Busy Bee Class Ftrsl Bapt st Church Mtddleport Mayme Hendr cks Jtmmte s Pastry Cora Mae Joachim Charles Karr Sr Dr J J Davts L Stbley Slack Lewts Sa uct M ddleport Leg on Aux Eva Hartley Also Mrs H R Lohse Albert Roush Raw! ngs Coa s Funeral Home S G Ptckens Rodney Dowmng Judy Well One Won One Class Pomeroy Ftrs t Bapt st Church Farmers Bank & Savmgs Mr and Mrs James Cornell Rolhn D ll Mr and Mrs Bob Burton Mr and Mrs BlU McDamels Mr and Mrs James Criswell Enterprise Umted Method!SI Sunday Scho<JI Mr and Mrs Carl Lee Wesleyan Umted Methodist Church Racine Mr and Mrs Vernon J Evans Mrs Edith Barton Boston whips Cavs; 95-88 Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor Ack·ack gun being checked by officers MONTREAL ( UPI) - The pol ae mvestlgabon mto thet b ggestcash robbery m North Amencan htslory was cen tered Thursday on the Amencan made antiaircraft gun used to ht]ack a Brmk s truck and tis $2 8 mlllion cash cargo We have a few lea!ls we must follow but there IS nothmg f rm at Ut s tune satd Inspe~tor Jean-Claude Ronqou m charge of the ctty pol ce force s Cnmlnal In vestigatwn Bureau Rondou added pollee are checkmg different types of gangs and there may be some ratds on underworld haunls as pohce try to get a lead on the f ve htghly profess onal thteves who camed out the 24 rrunute hetst wtth mthtaryhke prec s on Tuesday Brinks Ca na da Ltd revealed WedneSday after an all ght count that the band! Is had netted $2 8 mtll bn m small unmarked btlls and a small number of cotnsstruck to commemorate Ute 1976 Summer Olymptcs Size of ballot is reduced By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS I UPIJ The Ohw General Assembly ts m week end adjournment havmg agreed after nearly four years on a way to shorten the bedsheet hallot whtch threw the 1972 Democra ti c presidential prtmary mto chaos Both Ute House and Senate approved a conference comm ttee report Thursday reducmg the s ze of Ute ballot s mpl fymg votmg for PreSident at the statewtde level while followmg rules adopted by th e major poht cal parties The legtslatwn sent to the offtce of Gov James A Rhodes for stgnature will clear up about 80 per cent of the problems assoctated with vot ng fo r natwnal conventiOn delegates m Ohto s complex prestdentlal primary Sl stem accordmg to Secretary ot State Ted W Brown However under an amend ment added to Ute conference report \ oters m counties usmg vot ng machines represent ng about half the Ohto electorate - w II be forced to vote for mdlVldual delegates at the congresstonal dtstr ct level lllStead of nJJking a smgle vole for thetr favo nte pres denllal ca nd date s entire slate A smgle vote for Pres dent w ll be made m all areas of the state for the at4arge delegatwn s fielded by Prestdent Ford and the Democrallc candtdates former Gov Junmy Carter of Georgta U S Sens Henry M Jackson of Wash ngton and Morns K Udall of Amona and state Treasurer Gertrude W Donahey wttlt a favonte daughter slate !he leg tslallon debated smce May 1972 was cleared on an emergency basts Brown must prescrtbe the Ohw ballot April 9 House Repubhcans some feanng the leg slatwn would help former Cahforru a Gov Ronald~&aga n m hts challenge of Ford m Ohto blocked the measure last week But wtth Reagan unofftctally knocked off the statewtde ballot Ute proposal Slllled through on an 85 to 8 vote Thursdl\.y It rccetved unantmous approval m the Senate By requtrmg votmg for only prestdenttal candtdates and not convenhon delegates on the statewtde level the plan el1mmatcs lengthy lists of convention d elegat e candtdates which stretched up to 600 names m some areas m 1972 confusmg voters and frustratmg elechon workers Ass slant Secretary of State James R Marsh explamed mdtVIdual delegate votmg must take place for con gre ss onal dtstnct delegates m votmg maclune co unlles becau • the machmes ca nnot oe pro grantmed for Simultaneous mdtvtdual and block vohng Wtthoul the amendment Marsh satd votmg machme count es "ould have had to usc separate paper ballots to allow a chmce of block or mdtv du al vot ng on the distnct delegate slates Block votmg wtll be permttted m all counttes usmg paper ballo1s marking dev tces and pun chcards Most major count es e~cept for Swrumt and Hamtlton use votmg machines The legtslat10n ts expected to save the state several mtlhon dollars n prmtmg costs and overtune pay for election workers It also IS ex~cted to eltm nate long I nes pf voters and sunphfy tabulatton of the results of the prtmary whtch were not kno\\ll for fl\e days m 1972 because of the complextlles The House also passed and sent to the governor a $10 6 m1llton su pplem enta l appropnat on for JOtnt vocatwnal schools m Trumbull Coshocton Colum btana and Rtchland co unhes Passed by the House and sent to the Senate were btlls Revtsmg sever~! sectiOns of Ohto law to conform them w th the new crunmal code - Expandmg fmanctal re (Contmued on page 12) DR. LAMB IMPORfANT ACTS - 1hese youngster<; are among Mason Elementary School puptls who wtll present a vanety show thts even ng m the Wahama H gh School audttortum startmg at 7 30 p m ($! for adults effective heartbeat Durmg ftbnllahon the upper chambers don t contract and only a few of these twttch10g movements at a ra te of 500 per m10ute ge t through to the lower part of the heart How many get through usually determmes how fast the pulse rate s The pulse s often Irregular m these condlltons How a person feels wtlh tl' also depends on how fast and rregular the pulse rate ts Rapid a tr~ al ftbr llal on can cause seriOus dtsabthty Atrial ftbr Hatton can occur 10 short afl~cks hke a t~ cks of raptd heart action or be a persiStent trregularlty It 1s not the on ly ca use for rreg ul ar heart beats however Prema ture con tract tons or extra beats Qr g natmg from etther the atria at t~e top of the heart or ventricles from the bottom of the heart ca n ca use ll'l'egulan ttes of the h~art • For more nformat on about these problems send 50 cents for The Health Letter numbe r 6 12 Heart Irregulan tt es Sktppcd Bea ls Tachycardtas Send a lo ng stamped se lf addr essed enve lope for ma hng Address your letter to me tn care of the newspaper P 0 Box 326 San Antomo Texas 76292 The mporlancc of atr~al ftbrlllatlon depends on what causes It It can occur m relahvely healthy ndtvtduals w th no apparent underlymg heart dtsease Even 1n I s rond1hon tf the hem t 1a e IS oo raptd tl ca n bed sabl ng Just hke attacks of raptd h~rt acUon It can also be ca used by acute Illness such as severe diarrh ea or followmg a bout of alcohohsm r as a complicatiOn of a n ore serous Illness such as a tecenl heart attack or other forl)ls of underly n ~ heart d'""'" I 50c ch ldren) Thet acts are from left tor ght Melame Mossman domg the Harper Va lley PTA class c Ralph Bond and Mary Ell s Stsson domg a baton numbet Marc a Sisson as an alley cat and Angte Hood as a maJorette .., President seeking support of John Connally By LEWIS LORD United Press International Prestdent Ford ts ccurhng John c$rtnally s support m hts btd for a full term whtle btg !IllY mayors hope Hubert Humphrey wtll seek the Democrat c nommatwn Ford who ts campatgmng today and Satur lav n Wtscons n spent rr uch of Thursday seeking Connally s help m the May 1 Texas prunary The Pres dent posed bestde the former Texas governor when he and 15 other persons were sworn 10 at the Whtte House as members of the Prestdent s fore 1g n Twitching heart and tense mood By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR 1AMB - My dad IS 58 years of age He has had atnal hbnllatton for two years and lakes a dtg labs medtcme Inderal and H'drodtunl The latter ts taken for htgh blood pressure Do these medtcaltons m d1eate a sertous condl tton and what do these medtcmes do for hun ' Do you thmk he should change jobs' Dad says he gets along well except when he gets upltght or has to talk on the phone for any lengthy perilxl of lime Then the flbrtllatwn commences and he has to slop and relax a bit DEAR READER - Atr al ftbrlllatton means that the top collecUn~ sacs of the heart called th&.~,.,a Ina are twl tchmg at a r:iptd rate usually around 500 ltmes a minute Ord!nanly the upper part of the heart contracts and squeezes blood mto the I wer part~ the hejlr t b~fore each ~ 2 1976 :f o The fact that your father has htgh blood pressure and 1s taking med tcme for tt u phes that l e I as u de ly ng hea t dtsease He may be laktng the d gtlahs med c ne to strengthen l1s heartbeat or help con trol h1s heart rate and f br llallon The lnderal IS also destgned to help prevent trr tab illy of h1s heart and protec t h m agamst surl attacks Tl ese are comm on ly use d med c nes tn th s st uat on Only your doctor can tell )OUfor sure what your dad is si<ltus IS smce he has h s records and kn o11 s he seventy of h1s h gh blood pressure and other medtcal fact rs !hat n cans your doc ot ts gmng to have to tell l ou "I dher he should or should not rl ange JObs It IS true t1 at stress and tens on can some ltm es aggravat e n derlyt g rr ed tcal cond II ns mtelhgence adVIsory board The adrntmstatton then had a portrait of Connally a former treasury secretary unvetled at the Treasury Department Ford wrapped up the dav by havm g Gonnally and h s wtfe over for dinner Hwnphrey stole the shOw from Morr s Udall Jlllll11l Carter and Henry Jackson at the National Conference of Democratic Mayors m New York Some of the ma)ors wa lked out as the r colleagues qwzzed the three cand dates at a forum but Ute audtence Jumped to tts feet and cheered a speech by Humphrey Several mayors later satd they wtshed Humphrey would run I m not seekmg the nommat10n the 1968 nommee satd wttlt a gnn that made t clear he would be ~ The Da1~ Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF. ME GS MASON A~EA C H ESTER l TANNEH LL E•t< Ed ROBERT HO-EFL CH CtyEdtor Pub st1ed da y excep Sa u day by Th e Oh o Va l ey Publ sh ng Com pany Cou S Pome oy Oh o 45769 Bus n ess Off ce Ph one 992 2 '56 Ed o a l Phone 992 215 Second c ass po s age pa d a Pomero y Oh o N a. onal ad\ie s ng represen a ve Wa d Gn ff h Company In c Bo ne & Ga ll dgher 0 v 757 Th d Ave NY 100 7 New Yo k Subscr p on De ve ed by ca r er whe e va ab e week Bv 5 ce n s pe Moo Rou e where car c se v ce no ava abe On e mon h $3 25 By ma I n Oh o and W Va s K One Yea r mon hs 57 oo '52 6 00 ~13 S22 00 mon hs S 1 50 Three year ~ E sew he e x mon hs 50 hree mo n hs $7 SO ubsc p on p ce nclud es Sundey T me s Sen ne ttckled to have tl Ronald Reagan s forces ex pressed dehght wtth results of Wednesday n ght s network televtston address and sa d he "til rely heavtly on TV from now on The phones have been commg off the hook satd a spokesman m Reagan s Los Angeles hea d quarters follow ng hts appeal for funds Western l n on satd we )antmed the r computer Henr) Kissmger d sputed Reagan s televtsed cia 1m that the secretary of state once srud Sovtet supenonty forced him to negotiate Ute most acce ptable second be st post! on It 1s a contempllble trre spo nstb le nventton K.issmger sa d of the Reagan claun Reagan w II rely on a statew de TV address thts weekend to seck votes m Tuesday s Wtscons n prtmary H s next campatgn appearance wtll be Monday m Texas Democrat Frank Churcit the late'Siarhng senator from Idaho took a cue fro m Reagan and asked the networks for 30 mmutes The netwo rks haven t been anx ous to proVIde prtme lime for candidates and NBC sold Reagan h s half-h our by nottng hts opponent was the mcumbent Jackson and Carter cam patgned today m upstate New York for Tuesdays prtmary Udall a former basketball player bounced a ball a while w th New York Kmcks star Bill Bradley Thursday then returned to W1scons n I m gomg to carry New York Jackson told a cheermg crowd of campatgn ~ workers m Ntagara Fails I thmk t wtll be by a good margm He. was h1ssed at hour later when he uttered the same !me to Canlstus College students m Buffalo Carter satd his polls show him lead ng Jackson 2 to I m upstate New York and even wtth him m New York Ctty That would mean vtctory he srud f he hadn t been ruled off the ballot m 10 congress onal dlstrtcts There are 7 mtll on Demo crats here who can t even vote for me if they want to Carter satd I don I know how I m gomg to do In M!waukee George Wal lace sa dpolls don t show htm runn ng as well In Wtsconsm as he dtd n 1972 because the other candtdates have adopted hts posttions We re all drinkmg out of the same well he satd Kuhn blocks AL move to Canada NEW YORK (UPI) - Five years ago when Bob Short shtfted hts Wijshmgton Senators to Arliitgton Tex Commtsstoner Bowte Kuhn made a solemn pledge to a group of congressmen and busmessmen that major league baseball would place a franchise m the nalton s capttal at Ute very ftrsl opportumty It s that comm tment that prompted Kuhn to tssue a wrttlen statement Thursday which m effect blocked the Amertcan League s proposed expanston to Toronto at least temporartly It ts dlfftcult for me to see how I can Ignore the Amertcan League s fatlure to provtdc for Washington Kuhn srud Also J a questiOn whtch has been put to me by the Nahonal League ts whether tis plan for expanston tnto Toronto and Washmgton should be gtven pnortty over the Amencan League All along the commtsstoner has mamtamed pubhcly that the return of baseball to Washington ts essenltal to the Mellon Bank faces charges HARRISBURG Pa (UPI ) the latest ro und of a four year - Gov Mtlton J Shapp runmng battle between Shapp charged the Mellon Bank had and the bank betrayed tis trust and satd It is shockmgly clear that he would try today to stnp the Mellon has betrayed tts trust ~ate s largest bank o!.fonrtol to Ute authonty and m over $300 mtlhon m State numerous ways has cost the Pubhc School Bu ldmg local taxpayers of Authontv funds Pennsylvama mtlhons of Shapp also satd the Pttl$ dollrus n mcreased school burgh bank ma y have finan ce charges Shapp VIOlated federal bankmg and Satd antttrust laws. The Wr ght report charged The gove~nor wtll also ask Utat the Mellon agreement Ute authonty board at a VIolated both the authonty s meelmg to approve swts enabhng act and the Sherman agamst Mellon to recover $6 Ant Trust Act by allowmg nilllon m damages clauned Mellon to mvest only m 1ts ls a result of the bank s own certtftcates of deposit handlmg of $997 mtlhon n The report also charged authority funds smce 1960 that Mellon s sale of tis own Shapp s proposals followed certthca t ~s of depostl an mvesttgatlon and report con~lltuted unlawful self by altorney Vtctor Wnght deahng under regulations of comm tss toned by th e th e Comptrolle; of the authortty last August It was Currency The report satd Mellon allowed mtlhons m authority funds to remam unmvested for long pertods of ltme and m many mstances dtd not get the htghest mterest rates for authortly depostts Shapp plans to gtye the report to the Federal Reserve BOard m Washington the U S Comptroller of the Currency and the Securtttes and Exchange Corrurusston James H Higgms Mellon boanl chatrman satd the banks analysts of the charges by tts own staff outside legal cowtsel and mdependent accountants disproved the accusatiOns l'be fmdmgs of this In depth analysis confll'lll that Mellon Bsnk h8$ fatthfully discharged tis duty to the authority bondholders and has treated the auth91'!\Y fatrly Higgms satd I CLEARWATER Fla (UP! ) - Ball players Judge them selves dtfferently than !arts do They don t evaluate each ot her by the boxscore alone although the best source to go to for the most honest at)pra1sal of any player ts another one Fans generally work themse lve> up over the superstars The btg names bke Johnny Bench Tom seaver Pete Rose Lou Brock Catftsh Hwtter Jtm Palmer Rod Carew Hank Aaron and Wll e Stargell All Utese top drawer performers are apprectated for thetr abtlitv by thetr fellow p!ay,ers and certainly no one quest ons that but there also IS an uncommonly htgh regard tn all the b1g league dugouts for the so-<:alled cool player Whenever you hear any ball player referrmg to another one as bemg cool he s paYJng him a compltment sometimes even the supreme complunent Tim McCarver and Tom Hutton wJie talkmg about cool players the other day on the Ph ladel~lua Philbes bench and tl got to Ute point wbere hBvmg some fun and laughmg a I ttle aboultt they put together thetr all cool team The team shaped up ltke thts lb--W Ute Montanez Gtants 2b--Ttto Fuentes Padres 3b--M ke Schmtdt Philbes ss-Cims Speier G ants of- Reggte Jackson A s TonfPactorek Braves and Jay Johnstone Phtlhes c-4iary Carter Expos p-Jon Matlack Mets and Carl Morton Braves The reaSQn for the preoponderance of NatiOnal Leaguers ts because McCarver and Hutton see a lot more of Utem But Reggte Jackson deserves one of the ou!fteld spots McCarver satd and Hutton agreed He deserves 11 because he takes longer than anyone else to get outta the batter s box after hiltmgahomerun Now that s" hatyoucall cool How exactly would McCarver and Hutton defme a cool player' Both thought about 11 awhtle Acool player ts a guy who can play the game get four hits and not even bother taking a shower afterwards satd Hutton McCarver nodded He hked the deftmllon It s very hard to dehne a cool player m prectse terms srud the Phils recetver Wes Parker was about the coolest player 1ever saw You take the Cmcmnall Reds now They rea great team and they all have mce short hall'cuts but they re not cool They re too htghly disctpllned A good example of a cool player IS W!he Montanez If you ve ever seen him play hrst base you know what I mean He s good but nothing bothers him nothmg disturbs htm He s cool What about Mtke Schmtdt' put m Hutton He has to make Ute team You bet satd McCarver You should see hun put hts helmet back m the rack after he s ftmshed hitting He puts t back very carefully Nobody does tt "'th as much class Hutton and McCarver dtscussed some of the others they ptcked on !hell' team Shortstops normally aren t cool they re like catchers srud McCarver but Speter ts about the coolest I ve seen At second I have tog ve tl to Fuentes When he swmgs through a pttch and mtsses he can htt the bat handle on the ground and have tl fltp up and catch tl hke no one you ever saw Most guys 11ho would try 11 would drop the bat What about Ken Henderson for one of the outfteld spots' Hulton wanted to know Gopd backup man satd McCarver My fll'st chotce has to be Pac orek Notice the cool way he looks down at hts socks when he s warrnmg llp to see tf his sttrrups are htgh enough Jay Johnstone also makes the team I saw Utem hold up a game for hun once whtle he was appiYJng tape to the tongue of one of hts shoes He didn t get pan cky or anythmg He JUSt took his time That s cool Both Hutton and McCarver commented on Gary Carter s coolness and satd t was unusual for any player to have Utat much after only one year m the btg leagues Then they got to Ute pttchers Carl Morton ts a good fnend of mme but that sn t why I m ptcking hint satd McCarver Ever see the cool way he looks at h1s tnceps? Wow Matlack ts another cool guy Usually left handers are all fouled up Not htm Utough Tom Seaver' He doesn t look good m a uruform That s nght satd Hutton When he throws his fast ball his knee dtps so low he gets his uniform all dtrty If your untform s dll'ty you can t be cool The pttcher to watch for the future McCarver touted ts John The Count Montefusco the Gtants 25 year-old rtght ander He looks hke he s gonna make the club satd Hutton McCarver and Hutton aren t cool players themselves they admitted I get too dirty confessed Hutton I don t look good when I run Satd McCarver I m not cool - my knees hurl What about the managers ? Are any of them cool' Gene Mauch the Mmnesota Twms new boss ts the closest accordmg to McCarver and Hutton Hts distmgutshed lookmg gray hatr gtves him a cool appearance satd McCarver Also he thinks hard before he talks That s cool too • long term mterests of the game and that Washmgton should beg ven pportty m the event of expansion or transfer of franchtses The Amencan League ow ners however dtd not bow to Kuhn s w shes when they granted expanston franchises to Seattle and Toronto for 1977 leavmg Washmglon out m the cold Under the Circumstances t s my dectSIOn that the Amertcan League should be pernutted to carry out tis plan prov ded that 11 ftrst make suttable provtston for Washmgton Kuhn satd Kuhn also satd he ts wtlllng to stt down and dtscuss the matter wtth Amencan League Prestdent Lee MacPhatl and mststed that the AI not take any steps designed to further tis Toronto plan He then gave the Amertcan League seven days to tron out the problem If at the concluston of seven days t1me 11 should appear that the Amertcan League was unable or unwtllmg to make SUitable provlSlon for Washmgton then I w ll constder the By Untied Press Internallonal Charlie Scott doesn t fool around expec1ally on April Fools Day Scott havmg hts best mght ever m Cleveland poured m 30 pomts mcluding 18 m the thtrd pcrtod Thursday mght to pace the Boston, Celttcs to a 9!Hl8 NBA VIctory over the Cleveland Cavahers before 19 392 fans We ]ust wanted to wm eun though we have clinched lead• But Cllweland got only our dtvtston IItie sa d Scott 15 baskQ(s m the entire who htt on !:k>f 19 shots We second ltalf The loss droooed moved the ball well and found The Cavs to a halfi!IU11e the open man They JUS! beh nd Cenlral Dlvtston couldn t s(ay wtth us because leader Washmgton we never let go of the We JUSt couldri t fmd the range m that second half momentum The Cavs who gamed the r smd Cle\ eland Coach B ll hrst playoff spot ever Fitch They played great Wednesday wtth a \lctory defense but they also played over New Orleans Jut a good defense m the first stzzllng 15-<>f 23 shots m the quarter when we couldn t ftrst period en route to a 311-26 mss Former Ironton ace Bacon now a Bengal CINCINNATI (UPI ) The Cinctnnall Bengals trymg to shore up thetr defenstve !me have acqutred defenstve end Coy Bacon from the San Otego Chargers m exchange for wtde recetver Chari e Jo ner Jom er a seven year veteran had hts best season last year when he caught 37 passes for 726 yards and ftve touchdowns He had a good year wtth us and he was valuable conceded Bengals general manager Paul Brown but we needed more up front defenst vely and the Chargers an excellent wanted rece ver Bacon a 270-pound nme year veteran was pleased wtth the deal I was never happy With the Chargers from the day I came he satd The Bengals have a good quarterback (Ken Anderson) and all the quahftcallons to go all the way I m real happy However Bacon sad the Bengals need a better defens ve rush agamst the pass 1 That was thetr weak spot 'nd I ~ n help them there he satd Brown agreed We JU St we'ln t good enough n the blfl ones late last year he recalled It was certainly ev1den.t we needed a I tile more bulk agamst Ptttsburgh Coy ts one of the real estabhshed hncmen m the National Football League added Brown He 1s a top pass rusher has plenty of expcrtence and wants to play for a contender Bacon 33 a nallveiof Cadtz Ky went to ..ffgh school n Ironton Ohto and at end ed Jackson Sta te College He was wtth the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams before bemg traded to San Otego m 1973 Jotner 28 who played college ball at Gramblmg came to the Bengals fr om Houston m a 1972 trade The score was lied at 1>45 at the start of the second half before Scott went to work He went 6-f or 7 to -send the Celllcs mto the f1nal pcrtod w th a 73-69 lead WtUt Boston leadmg 87:Ul and 3 10 left Scott came off the bench to htl a 21l-footer from the corner and followed w th a drlvmg layup 25 seconds later to sew up the Celhcs 52nd vtctory I have to P'llhse the work of Kevm Stacom and Glen McDonald sa d Boston Coach Tom Heinsohn l'hcy came off the beooh and kept up the tempo But Ute key to our VIctory was the fact we made Cleveland plav our game Dave Cowerts added :1.0 pomts for Booton and John Havhcek 17 Campy Russell led Cleveland wtth 19 There were no other pro basketball games played Thursday mghJ. In tonight s NBA act on Houston Is at Boston Atlanta at Buffalo New Orl eans at Detroit Washmgton at Phtladelphla New York at Chtcago Kansas City at Mtlwaukee Portland at PhoentK and Seattle at Los Angeles In Ute ABA Kentucky IS at New Ym k San Antomo at Indiana and Vtrgtma at St Louts ' Reds slip by Chisox, 3-2 TAMPA Fla (UPl ) Wtth thetr team scoring alllts runs m the ftrst mrung Ctnc nnal t s Jack Btlhngham Mac Scarce and Joe Henderson combmed for a seven-htlter Thursday to lead the Reds to a 3-2 wm over the Chtcago Whtle Sox Pete Rose ~ walk and smgles by Ken Gnffey Joe Morgan and George Fvster. accounted for Cincy s Utree runs off Chtsox knuckleballer Wtlbur Wood In h1s most tmpresstve FIRST PULt SET TUPPERS PLAINS - T~e Tuppers Plains Pony Pullers ../ Assoctation wtll hold Its first pull Of the season on Sunday Aprll4 at 1p m at the Bar 30 Show Grounds south of Tuppers Plams Signs will be PQSted Refreshments will be served or Ute grounds The pubhc IS lnvtled SPECIAL NOTICE S1gn up for anyone tn Middleport who ts Interested In playmg Senior Babe Ruth Baseball (ages 16-18) wtll tJe. held Saturday from 12 2 p 111 at the lA g10n Hall m Mid dleporl CHESTNU l Hlll. Mass 1II PI ) - Jumor quarterba ck Ken Smith 11 ho had been nmnmg Boston Colleges first offensive untt m sprlr g football practices wtll be lost to the Eagles for stx weeks becuse of a fractured left forearr 1 ,1>111 f'ON Mass (UPI) Karl A Fogel 29 of Brooklin e assistant basketball coach at Boston Stale College the past three years has been named head basketball coach of Curry College He repluc~s DKve Johnson outing of the spring Btllmgham restricted the Wh te So< to four hits In the SIX lnmngs he pttched Clucago got 1ts first run lit the ftflh trmlng on a smgle by Cleon Jones J im Spence rs double and a fielders chotce A walk an Infield hit and errors b) Morgan and Doug Flynn gave the Whtle Sox thetr fmal run m the moth before Bucky Dent h I mto a game-endmg double play The Reds ore now 5-4 ttl Grapefrwt League play triple to lead San t'ranclsco to a 5 2 victory over San D1ego Joe Lis htt a Utree nm homer to lead Cleveland to a 5 4 vtcto,ry over Mtlwaukee Btll Boliltam Oscar Zamora and Mtke Garman combined to pitch the Cubs to a 4 I vtt1.ory over Oakland ~ Two share GGO lead By Thomas E Hwnpbrey GREENSBORO NC (UP!) Gay Brewer whose golfmg career reached a peak wt!h the 1967 Masters champtonshtp aRd Jtm Wtechers w nl e~s s1oce )ommg the tour that same year were t ed for the lead at 5 under-par 66 gomg mto today s second rowtd of the $230 000 Greater Greensboro Open I feel like I m playmg as well as I ve ever played satd Brewer 44 who ts m hts 20th year on tl)e PGA tour The way I ve been playmg lately I m sllll trymg to make the cut sa d Wtechers a 3! year old Cahforman I have no tdea how I m gomg to do m the rest of the tournament More than 10 golfers bettered par m Thursday s opemng round on the par 71 6 643-yard Sedgefteld Country Club course desptte a tricky mornmg wmd and fatrways soggy from ram the prev10us day On the heels of the leaders after the first round were Lou Graham Dave Stockton and Bob Payne wtth 67s Lee Trevmo and ftve others were clustered at 68 Utree wtder par m the hrst round The others were Allen Mtller Kermtt Zarlev Dew tt Weaver Don Btes and M'ller Barber Brewer s opemng round m eluded two ea gles four btrdtes and three bogeys Wtechers had seven btrdies Mets edge Pirates and two bogeys Three strokes back of the leaders after Thursday s round were 10 golfers who hred :!-under-par 69 Defendmg GGO champton Tom Weiskopf headed Utat group whtch also ncluded Bruce Lietzke Bob Menne Lanny Wadk ns Rod Funseth Ron Cerrudo Ed Dougherty Gary Groh John Schroeder and George Burns There was a crowd of 21 golfers at 70 one under par Among them \\ ere the only two 1976 11 tnQers competmg m the GGO - Phoemx Open wtrmer Bob Gtlder and San Otego Open champ :1 C Snead Austral an Bruce Crampton and Bob Charles were also n the group Andy to meet with Kuhn NEW YORK iUPI) - Andy Messersmtlh the cause celebre of baseball s milhon dollar mystery appears before Comm1ss10ner Bowie Kuhn thts mormng to appeal once agam for hts freedom Thts tune 11 1s the New York Yankees who clatm ownershtp of the 30-year-old pttcher and a four hour meetmg n Kuhn s offtce Thursday afternoon fa led to resolv~ the perplexmg tssue Messersmtlh prmc1pally responstble for knockmg out baseball s reserve clause when he was declared a free agent last Dec 23 thus releasmg h1m from Ute Los Angeles Dodgers flew here Jrom hts home m Newport Beach Cahf to attend the sesston scheduled to begm at 10 30 a m EST According to Kuhn the Yankees requested hts presence The crux of the problem centers about whether Herb Osmond Messersmtth s Cali forma netghbor and agent had the powe~ of attorney to stgn an agreement for htm and tf he dtd whether the document he admtts to stgnmg ts bmdmg Gabe Paul Ute prestdent of the Yankees mststs that application of the Nat onal League Kuhn satd Ma cPhatl howeve r mdtcated he would defy the comm tsstoner saymg the Amencan League mtends to go forward With tis plans If the Nahonal League des tres to expand mto Washmgton tl may do so MacPhatl satd There are other fme ctt es available for a 14th franchise Any attempt by the comm1ss1Itner to mterfere Is neither just nor fatr At the same time we are wtllmg to meet wtth the com mtss oner and the Natwnal League to constder any suggestiOns for Washmgton that do not mvolve or adversely affect Toronto or other Amertcan League !ranch ses Osmond represented h mself as havmg the power of attorney for Messersmith The agreement reached between Paul and Osmond called for a four year contract for Messer-snuUt beg nntng wtth the current season and the money mvolved has been estimated between $1 mtlhon and $1 ~ mtlhon Followmg the sessiOn m Kuhn s offtce Thursday Os mond satd of Messersrmth s scheduled appearance thts mornmg I beheve hts testimony wtll make htm a free agent He didn t stgn a contract Asked tf he had stgned a contract Osmond rephed I didn t It was a memo ln order for Osmond to have power of attorney for the pttcher there would have to be legal record of such and accordmg to Dtck Moss legal counsel for the Players Assoctatlon There ts no pubhc r ecor d Marvm Mtller the assoctallon s executive d rector added To the best of our knowledge there ts no pubhc record Paul pressed for ht s vers on as he made his way toward the elevator after leaVIng Kuhn s off ce dtdn t commtl htmself on the legahttes of Osmond s posttion That s a legal quesllon that the legal beagles wtll have to decrde Paul satd Thts ts a hear ng and by my commg I wtll abtde by whatever he (Kuhn ) decides UTILITY CREDIT COLUMBUS !UP! State Reps Denms El Eckart D Euclid and Davtd Hartley 0-Sprmgfleld mtroduced legtslahon Thursday to proVIde a monthly credit of 25 per cent for all elderly No games Nogtmmlcs 8-5 for first win By KEN ROSF-NBERG UPI Sports Writer When Joe Frazter took over as manager of the New York Mets nobody liothered to nform hun that h1s club ts somettmes hke a v ntage wme Namely 1962 That of course was the f rst year of the Mets extsten ce when they lost 120 games and had to rely on the wtt and wtsdom of Casey Stengel to keep the fans entertamed Unhl Thursday whtch appro pnat ely wa s Apnl Fool s Day when Ute Mets won their ftrst game of the sprmg season Frazter had come out a loser n all etght outmgs as Mets manager and could eastly empathtze wtth he Ole Perfessor s mghlmare Whtle 11 may be true that Fraz1er s a rookie manager and Casey could rest on h s plaudits of wmmng Ill-of 12 pennants with the New York Yankees tl ts also true th at Frazier ha s been one of the mmor league s most s uccess ful mana gers w1nnmg pennants on three different Ieve 1s I knew we d wm one Frazier satd after the Mets scored three runs m the lith mmng to capture an 1\.li VICtory over the Pittsburgh Pirates But I was getting disgusted Very dtsgusted The agony of defeat ts JUSt restdents on thetr gas and electriC btlls The credtt applied to homeowners and apartment dwellers 65 and over would be fm anced by state retmbursement of gas and electrtc uttltlles Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area '- awful when you re used to wtrmmg Elsewhere Jerry Martm hit a three run homer Bobby Tolan a two-l"un homer and Jay Johnstone a solo homer to power Phtladelphia to a 167 VIctory over St Louts Rowland Offtce s two run ON PASSBOOK trtple and Dave May s two SAVINGS run double helped Atlanta to a ~-3 vtctory over Baltimore 5 per cen '(ea pa d on Jack Btlllngham pitched Reou ar Passbook Sav nos 0 mnings of four-htt ball m No N! n mum Int eres t if.om da e of depos to d~fe Cmcmnall s 3 2 VIctory over I of wLthdrnwa Int eres t compound ed Qua erly the Wh te Sox Joe Coleman pttched seven trmmgs of four-htt ball for 4J,MEIGS Detroit bu t lost 5 2 as ...(!!Y BRANCH Houston scored three unearned runs m the moth The Athen s County Tom Poque tte s two run · Savrngs & loan Co etghth trmmg double paced 296 Second St Kansas Ctty to a 5-4 vtctory Pomeroy Ohio over the Yankees Larry A Acco unts lnsu ed B Ittner s two run smgle UOOOObyF SL C capped a three run 13th pacmg Montreal to a 6-5 vtctory over Boston Ken Rettz htt a two-!"un . 5%% g BUY NOW AND SAVE ON Massey-Ferguson lawn/garden tractors and mowers! 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Jabbar, acquired by the l..<~kers in a preseason trade with Milwaukee, received 409 r>oints to 393 for second place Bob McAdoo of the Buffalo Bra ves. Dave Cowens ol the Boston Celtics collected 378 r>oints for third place. The three brilliant pro centers received 69.7 percent of the votes cast by 1881eague players. Rick Barry of ·the Golden State Warriors was the only . other player in triple figures · as he drew :IJI points for fourth place. Georg'e McGinnis of the Philadelphia 76ers was a distant fifth with 80 points. • Jabbar, the MVP in 1971-7274, is only the second player to win the award four times. The fa bulous Bill Russell of Celtic fame was honored an unprecedented five times. " I'm fl attered, " sa1d Jabbar at the renewed recognition he received from NBA players. "I didn 't eKpcct I would win it because it usually goes to a player on a winning team . But I thank the guys I play against for voting for me and I thank the Crea tor ." ,_! ,os Angeles is under ,5110 foi"tfic season and battling for a berth in th e Western Conferen ce playoffs. To get even thi s far, the Lakers can · be thankful for Jabbar, who leads the NBA in rebounding , shot blocking and minutes played. He is S<cond to McAdoo in scoring. Lt)uislana , ""ill . the public•. , Another Terp is claimed :1 '' 39 36 .520 16 39 37 .5 13 1 38 ~0 .487 181 1 34 - ~ 2 .447 21 11 NATIONAL HONOR SOCiETY - Eight juniors and two s~niors wete inducted into the National Honor Society at Southern · High School Wednesday . Front row, 1-r, Nina Miller, Alisa Harris, Greg Cund iff, Scott Wolfe , Brenda Lawrence, Bobbi Chapman, Kevin Wilford, Carl Johnston, COLUMBUS tUPI ) Secretary of State Ted W. Brown sai d Th ursday protests must be filed by Monday on behalf of three would-be pre side nti ill candidates who have been ta ken off the statewide primary ballot. !':!forts on behalf of Republican Rona ld Reaga~ and Democrats George C. Wallace and ~' rank Church to place at-large slates pledged to them on the June 8 primary ballot failed Rrown said report~ from local boards of ele.ctions that ehecked signatur es o.n petit ion s s ubmitted by backers of the "tRnlf' shnw BOWLING Tu es day Tr iplicate Marc h 23 , 1976 517 Pis Royal Oak Pnrk 70 Rae in ~ Home Nat Bank 56 M it chell p ain ling Co . .12 Dew Drop s <~2 Da iry Va l ley 40 New York Clo Th ing H ouse -36 Hiqh ·I nd . Gam e Wand a Teaford 192, Pat Carso n, 1~ 4 i H igh Se r ies - Pat Carson 483 , Wan da T eafo r d A76 . Team H ig h Game and SNi es MiT chell Co 506 and 13 ~2 . Pa in t ing Tri County Lea gu e Marc h 1 3, 1976 ..Pts Phelps Roa ch 's Gun Sh op Po nle roy cc m Blk Se ar 's Cat M c r chanl s H&R F ir es ton e JO Meigs Inn 26 High Ind . Gam e 73 62 49 ~a Ray Roa ch22 3. De wey Sm i lh 111 , Bil l Radforct 204 Hig h Se r ies Ray Roa ch Dew ey Smith 51j14 , Bill Radford 574 T e am H i gh Gam e and Se ries - R oach's Gun Sh op . 91 3 an d 26 17. Ear ly Wed . MiHd March 24 , 1•976 60~ . Young ' s Super Marke t Oiler 's Four Zid e's Sport Shop Tenth Fra mer s Nel son Dr ug Co Gam e Yo ung 's Super Market 7U7. T eam High S er i es ~ Zidc 's T e am Hi gh Sport Shop 2071 . ' POMEROY LAN ES Wednesday Afternoon Bowl ing Lea gu e March 17 , 1976 Won Los t Thr ee"Devi ls. 71 33 Ridenour TV & Ap 65 39 Ros. eberr ., ·s Pennzo i l 62 42 Vista J 52 52 Sw ee t P' s. 41 62 M in er sv-ille Girl s 20 84 H tgt"l Se r i es Mary Hoove r 452 , J Etne Garnes 405. Pearl Rus se ll an.d Selby Man ley 400 H ig t1 Game - Ma r y Hoove r 169 , M ar y H oove r · 16 1 and Jean Provi nce 154. E.a·rly Sunday ' M i xed March 28 , 1976 Wen Lost Jac k Da ir y Bar 74 3B H ill & Mayer Ba rbers 5B 54 Pull ins E)( cavat ing 57 55 Te am 6 56 66 Tom's Ca rr y Out 46 66 Pom F lower Shop 45 67 H ig h Ind . Game - Ed Voss 22 1, Jr . Ph e lps 2011 ; Be tt y Smith 202 . Marlene Wi lso n an d Isabelle Co uch t 90 . H igh Series - Bill Willford 56 1, Lcrry Dugan 549 . Betty Smi th 552. Marlene Wilson 5 19. Team Evening classes offer twelve adult courses RIO GRANDE - The Adult Education sta ff at Buckeye H1lls Career Center here Seatt le at Lu s Ang eles Portland at Pnocnix a nnoun ces spring session Sa tu rday 's Gam es evening classes starling the Mi lwauk ee at 1\llanta Detro it at Chic ago week of Ap ri l 26 . The Cle11cland vs . K ansas Ci ty following courses will be · at Om aha Se all l e at Golden St al e offered : . Phoen i x at PorllancJ Ai r Co nditioning a nd Healing - Monday and ABA Sta ndings Wednesday - starling April By United Pr ess Inter nationa l w.. L. Ptt. G B 26, ending May 26, ·1976, Denver 58 2J .716 New York 5 1 19 .638 01 2 tuition $50. San Antonio 47 33 .588 1017 Basic Auto Mechanics for Kentucky 44 36 550 131 ~ Women - Monday and Indian a 39 Jl .488 1917 St . L ouis 34 46 .425 231 2 Wednesday , starti ng April26 , Vi rg in ia 13 65 .167 J311 ending May 26, 1976, tuition )C . clinched division tit le $50. Thursday' s Results ( No games schedu l ed ) Bas ic El ec tr ic ity Friday's Games Tuesday and Wednesda y, Kentuc ky at New York Vi r gin ia at St . Lou is star'ting Apr . 27, ending May San Antonio at Ind iana 26, 1976, tuition $35. Saturday 's Games Indi ana at Virg inia Drafting - Monday and St . Louis at Kentu ck y Wednesday , starting April 26, Denv er at San AntoniO ending May 26 , tuition $55. · Housekeepin g - Wed nesday, , starting April 28, t WHA s"tand .ngs By \lnitcd Press Interna tiona l ending Jun e 30, tuition $30. East . Auto Me ~ han ics !Tune-Up ) w . l.l . PI S. Qf ,,QB lndpl s J3 38 6 n 23& 239 - Tuesday and' Wed nesday , CleV eland 33 38 5 71 259 266 starting April 27, ending May New Eng lnd 32 39 7 J1 248 284 Cincinna Ti 3A AJ I 69177 332 26, tuition $50. Wes t Medical Rec ord s w. 1. t. pts . gf ga W edn esday , starting April 28, y Houston 50 27 0 100 320 25A Phoen ix )9 )3 6 I 84 295 271 ending June 30, tuition $25. San Diego 35 36 6 7. 296 27 9 • Reupl10ls!Rry - Tuesday , x .M inn 3025 A 6f 211212 starting April27, ending June ca nad i an w. 1. t. pts. gr ga 29, tuition $55. y -Win n ipeg 51 25 2 104 337 242 Typin g I - Monday, Quebec 4.7 27 4 9~ 351 305 Calgary 40 .34 4 84 300 276 starting April 26, ending June Edmonton '16 A9 5 57 263 343 28, lui lion $30. Tororpo 2A 48 5 53 323 375 x onawa lA 26 1 29 134 172 Typi ng II - Tuesday, x-tcam di sba nded starti ng April27, ending June y-clinc hed division title 29, tuiti on $30. Thu rs daV S Res ul ts "Houston d Indianapolis 1 · We lding II - Monday and Quebec 7 Edmonton 2 Tuesday , sta rli ng April 26, · Friday "'s Games ln dianapoH ~ at T~ro~r ~ cf1ding May 25, tuition $60. Cleveland at Cinc mnat 1 All courses ar~ 30 hours in Winn ipeg at CalgarY Saturday's Games · I cn ~ lh : classes start at 6::10 Hous ton at Phoenix p.m. and end at'9:30 p.m. New Eng land at Indianapolis · A~IJlt F.d ucalion SuperToronto at Quebec San Diego at Clevelend visor St(Jtl C1Jddingt ~n said. )C they did not contain I ,000 started the job of getting tne valid names as required by signatures ear lier. -" " Reagan's peo ple just law. "This · office received two started too late," he calls from ·wallace's emphasized, referring to the street corn er headquarters in Alabama," frantic Brown said. " An attorney sig nature . gathering said there were no plans to campaign staged by Reagan sue. He just wanted to discuss' backers on Thur~day, Mar. the situation and see what 25, the final date for filing . "I think it would have been could be done." Wallace missed qualifying healthy for the Republican for the statewide ballot by. Party to have Reagan on the less than 50 signatur es, statewide ballot ," sa id Brown, a delegate pledged to Brown said . " No, our requirement I 11100 President Ford. Moments after Brown finsignatures 1is not unreascnab)e ," Brown said in ished speaking to a Wallace answering a question. "It official, two Reaga n backers seems to me that supporters .. State Rep. Robert Netzley of the three should have and Don Thibaut, CKecut(ve Smi th Nel son Mtr . Co . 30 H igh lnd Gam e --' Bill PorT er 133, A. L . Ph elps J r . 715. Bob Covch 201 Women tsabclle Co uch 233, Be lly Sm i th 212. So nia Wayland 201 . . H ig h Se r ies - A . 1.. . Phelps Jr 567 , Russ Carson 566, Bi ll Po r-t er 558 . Women I sa belle Cou ch 571. Be tty Sm i th 558 . Ca roly n Ba c hner w K-cli nched division ti tl e Thur sday 's Resull • Boston 95 Clevelitnd 88 Friday '!i Ga mes New Orl ea ns a1 Detro II Hou s lon at Boston All anta at Bu fta lo Wash ing l on at Phi ladelph ia New York a t Ch ic ago Ka nsa s City al M il waukee juniors, Keith Circle and Molly Fisher, seniors; back r.ow , present members, Cheryl Larkins, Bill Bush, Randy Dudding, Pa~l Cross, Becky Sayre, Lee Or.d, and Corena Rhodes. · · TV & Appliance Gas Service H ig h game and Se r ies - Jack ' s D a iry ~ar no and 2085 Sports Briefs , U1tited Press International NEW YORK IUPI) - Although his Los Angeles I .akers probably won 't make the play ofl s, ·7-4 cen ter Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has been voted the Most Valuable Player in the National (3asketball Association for the fourth t1me. In one of the closest ballotings held in the 22-year history of the Podoloff Award, Jabbar received 409 r>oints to 393 for runnerup Bob McAdoo of Buffalo. ·Dave Cowens of Boston collected 378 points for third place. " l'm fl attered," said Jabbar. " I didn 't expect I would win it beca use it usually goes to a player on a winning team. But I thank the guys I play against for voting for me and I thank the Crea tor." Philadelph ia. Grote' s 11 hard Work, determiriation , and a gehuine love of the Sr>Jrl " as well as his " qui ck thinking and decisive actions which have often meant 4!1e difference betwC€n victory and defeat" \"ere noted in the resolution . GROTE RECOGNIZED "Enr ollment already has COLUMBUS (UPI) - The been eKcell'ent. Some classes Ohio Senate Thursday unaniarc · ncar filled. The Adul t mously passed a resolution Educa tion Office at Buckeye honoring University of MichiHills ·any week day from 8 ga n basketball player Steve a.m. to 4 p.m. and April 20 Grote of Cincinnati. and April 21 fr om 6:30p. m. to Grote led his Cincinnati 8:30 p.m. accep ts . Elder High School team to the registrations ." Ohio state championship and started this year on a Michigan team that finished LAND SALES second to Indiana in the COLUMBUS iUPI) - The NC AA tourname nt in Ohio Senate Thursday unani· mously approved legislation au t h o riz ing co unt y commissioners to sell j lease Dates" oor transfer unneeded land to nonprofil' senior citizens' organizat ions for hou sin g, health , recreation and social services for the elderly . The bill oow goes to the House for further consideration. For Those Spring Painting Projects Buy Chester, Ohio Ph. 985-3307 r.::==:::::::-1 Protests needed by Thursday Gri mm. Jr .. pastor, Invites . : Pro : l StaJlilings \ Phoen ix Los Ang eles Por tland .. " RIDENOURS he COL LEGI': PARK , Md. ( UPI 1- Montgomery County officia ls say an autopsy will be performed on Maryland basketball player Chris Patton, who died 'Jlmrsday after suffering a heart alt;J£k dur ing a pi ckup gall)e outSide his dormitory . · "We've got to find out why ," said Count y p!roner Dr . John Rogers. " We would like to look and see if we can fin d any kind of problem so we know more about it in the future ." Patton , 21, wa s the second member of Mary land 's 197475 team to die after suffering a heart attack in an informal game. Less than two months ago, Owe n Brown, who graduated, in !975, died .after collapsing at the Xerox Tra ining Center in Leesburg, Va ., where he was a student. Dr. Richard Schwartz, a ~------------, ca rdi o l ogi'st · wh o administered stress tests to Brown, Pa tton and th eir I I teammates in Oc tober of 1974. said Brown knew that he had an irregular heartbeat, but that Patton appeared to > NBA Sta ndings have no signi Ucant By Un ited Press International pr oblems. Easte rn Con le r e nce Atlantic Di vi sion Rogers said comparisons of . W. L. Pet . GB th e Brown and Patton ~ Boston 52 24 .684 Ph i lad elphia 4·2 34 .553 autopsies would probably be Bu ff alo 42 35 .545 made . New York 34 42 .453 After he collapsed, Patton Central Dhlision W . • L. Pet. G• · was taken to Washmgton Washington 46 31 .597 Adventist Hospital, where a Cleve lan d <~5 3 1 .592 - ,, Houston 38 38 .soo '' ' surgeon and two cardiologists New Orl eans 35 41 .461 worked 2' , hours trying to Alla nta 28 47 .373 Western Conference revive him . He wa s M idw es t Di vi sion GB pronounced dead at 2:40p .m. W .. L.. Pet . A school Sr>Jkesman said Milwa uk ee J J 42 .447 De tro it 32 .tJ .427 I' ' burial would proba bly be in Kans as City 29 H .382 s Alabama , but that funeral Ch ic ago 22 54 .289 12 Pacific D i>~isio n ar ra nge ments were W. L.. Pet . GB· incomplete 1'hurSdaY-JJight. ;w. Golden Stat e 56 ? I 727 Sealtle • DOXOL. SERVICE, t•vaTJgellst a t rl'l'iva l services to he held at the Rutland Church of th e Nazan•nc Munday through Sunday, April II , at 7:30 ·~act ''Vt•nlng and at 10:30 a.m. Sunda y. Rev. Lloyd D. ., Red Rose DOG FOOD director or the United Conservatives of Ohio, walked into the office. They were given Reagan pet itions to inspect and see if they could fi nd any grounds for a possible protest. Th ere was no imm ediate word whether they found any basis for protest. Brown said Wall ace supporters were eKpected to come to the office today to check the petitions that have been ret urn ed from th e boards. In between giving advice to officials representi ng th e presidential candid ates, Brown had good news for two others. He sa id State Treasurer Ger(rude W. Donahey, the ''Favorite Daughter" of the Ohio Democratic Party and head of the 311-rnember-atlarge slate, and Rep . Morris K. Udall of Arizona qualified for the statewide ballot. The task.of verifying signatures submitted by supporters of Jimmy Carter and Henry M. Jackson has not been completed Brown said but he eKpects both to .qualify . Dog Nuggets ·Dog ' Meal ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SAVER DOG MEAL " SUGAR RUN MILLS 992-2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy . ..", DO YOU OWN AN ELECTRIC FURNACE? '" ,, LET FOREMAN & ABBOTT SHOW YOU HOW TO CUT YOUR Anna Ogdin : · .., TRUE VAWE ' •• •• ••• • ••• • • , •• Chester, Ohio " You constantly think about ta sty home.coo koed meals th~ at the S1eamboat Inn - this · you for.get oth er m.;~k es · ~:;H rot s . potatoes pea s .... ' mashed & home frie s ) . thing s!" s ummertime! 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Discount detergents are a good bargain ,!!1 A hike was pla!l!led fo1· 1)1esday w'hen the Syracuse / \ Brownies met Wednesday alter school at the Syrac115e A program on ceramics the April meeting will be held Elementary School. Weather permittin~ the hike will take was presented by · Mrs . at the Dexter Chur~h of By Polly Cramer place from !0 :30a.m. untill :30 p.m. The girls are to wear long Kathryn Evans at the Thurs- Christ with talent and craft pants, heavy socks, oo tenn(s shoes and to dress warmly . They day night meeling of the nlght to be obS<rVed. IN~' L"TION fiGHTER means to conserve. Wh~n 1 are .also to take a sack lunch. . Meigs Co unty Women 's Mrs . Norma RuSSI!.II gave DE;AR POLLY - I would boil water for a cup of ins tan l A report was given on the expenses of the trip to Huntington ···~Fellowship at th~ )lradford · . the ~istory of · the Bradford · like to sha re one of mj•budget coffee I usc " 'Y 'te11 ke!Ue but to see "Mr. <:artoo~ ." Total costfor the 24 ~iris and lour adults · Churclrof Christ. · · · Church. Mrs. Veda Hazelton savers with !he other ran never judge the ri~ht w~ •102.{)4 mcludmg the bus expense, necessary msurancc, Group si nging and prayer had file closing prayer and readers. Perhaps some do not amount, so 1 Immed iately driver. and the dinner. Severa1 contributions were received by Mrs . Paula Haynes opened refreshments were ·served in realize that de~1·ge nt for the pour the remaining boi ling lncludmg the. most recent one from Mr. and Mrs. Charles the meeting. Mrs. Marilyn the social room. Mrs. Jack wash can be bought . a t water downeithermvki .-hen Cobb, Wilcox presided with Mrs . Perry and Mrs . Kim Cole, discount houses for about half or. bathroom sink 'drain. J The pledge to the fiag was led by !ilena H~rald, Lord's Haynes and Mrs . Virginia wives of the minis~rs of the what it cosis at the grocery alicrnate between them and Prayer by Carol Hendr~, the_. Browme Pr?mise by. Tracy Wyalt giving the secretary Bradford and Bradbury stores. Naturally, the product find this hcl}JS keep them Hubbard, and the Browme Smile S<>ng by Jill Nease. Kathy and treasurer reports Churc hes of Christ, were is the store's own brand, but I from getting' clogged and no Pl~kens gave the J!rownie B's. Refreshments were served by Bradbury Church had recognized. . · find it is .as good as my old hot water is wa s t ed . ~ MISS Kristl Haynes and Juanita Ginther. devotions. It wHs "nnnnne•rt favorite (a nationally ad- M.Y. At last week's meeting the troop received an invitation verlised well known brand ) DEAR POLLY - When I from the Racine Brownies to join in a skating party on April 20 or any of the others. It is sold pull t11e tape off tt1e top of a f~QIII7to 9:30p.m. at the Chester Skate-a-Way. Mothers or big in 20 pound boxes, so more·· new can of powdered Sisters are needed to help the girls . AI tbat mC€ting Juanita ll)oney does have to be in- cleanser I )Ju t it back on so Gmther led lhe pledge .. Kristi Haynes, the !.,ord's Prayer, Julie vested at tl1e beginning, but it thai only two holes are open. Houdashelt, ~e Brownte Prom1se, Melissa H~bbard, the Smile is such a savings and lasts a Th is mak es il easier to son~ and Melmda Hill, the Brownie B's. long time. Some ~rands a1·e con trol ttic mn ount of POMEROY TROOP 1076 not as good as ot~ers , and on4io cleanse1· !hat is shaken out A trip to Kingsbury to view a beaver dam was taken by the ..,. lfliust shop around at first to and a\·.oids wastr lhus sa ving Brownies of Troop 1076 Tuesday after school. '¥lind the one they like.!Jes t. - money . - MHS . H.r .n. · •. FRIDAY Plans were finalized for going to Mr . Cartoon Tuesday. HELEN. You will rct·dve n dollar if TURKEY DINNER Friday Traveling in the scout bus , the brownies will leave the JluiJ y uses yuur lu vorltc at Orange Township Fire Pomeroy Elementary School all p..m. They plan to be back in . DEAR POLLv' Li ke homemak in g ldi•a, Pl'l Station from 5 to 7 p.m. Pomeroy about 8p.m. and parents are to pick up their children every thing else, bird feeders Peeve, Polly's Problt•m or sponsored by Tuppers Plains at the school. ,. are expensive, but my so lution to a problem. Write Commun ity Club. husband has figured out ll Polly h1 <'are . of th e SATU RDAY ' way to make them very · newspaper. l FINAL SIGN UP Day lor cheap ly. Use two old hub caps Rutland boys baseball and - one for the roof and then girls softball Saturday at the invert the bottom one for the • old Rutland High School, 10 seed. Connect the two · ca ps a.m. to noon. Fee is $5. with a dowe l stick in the CORINA QUICKLE · REGULAR MEETING , center. Hang on a long wire Bedford Township Trus!Res, from an extending bran~ h on Final plans for the · Silver Rose Sisson reported on- a. 6:30p.m. Saturday a t home of a tree. Only the birds can feed Slipper to be held April 24 at games party to be held at the Helen Swartz, clerk. from this . - MRS. M.C. the Pomeroy Elemen\ary Sacred Heart Ca th olic SQUARE DANCE. DEAR POLLY - I used to School were discussed at the Chutch , Pomeroy, on Aprill3 Saturday; 8 to II p.m. a t have to throw away a · good recent meeting of the at 7:15 p.m. under spon- Pomeroy Elementary School part ol a head of k-liuce Preceptor !lela Beta Chapter sorship of the tbree chapters with music by "String- !Je1ore it was used· up, even of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at of Beta Sigma Ph(Sorority. duste rs. " Dance open to though I kept it in a covered the home of Mrs. Velma Rue. All proceeds will go to the public, admission $1 adul ts Abirthday party was given bowl. Now I wash and drain Members were · asked to aerial ladder fund. with children under 12 ac- recently honoring Cori na as usual ,. but place a small take 10 prizes each to the next New officers elected were companying parents ad - Kaye Quickie on her second dean han d sponge in the meeting to be used in con. Mrs . Lillian Moore ,. mitted free . birthday. Hosting the ob-· bo ltorn of the bowl before "junction with the annual president; MrS. Ann Rupe, ·MIDDLEPORT · FIRE servance were her grand- putting in the lettuce. It stays candy sale ·conducted · be- vice president: Jane Walton, Department fish fry, sand- parentS, Mr. and Mrs. James fresh and crisp until all is tween the shows. The treasurer; Mrs. Lois wiches or dinner, Saturday Alley, and her aunt, Mrs. used . I do squeeze the excess musicals will be presented by Rosen ba um , 'r ecord in g beginning at .ll a.m. at fire Walter Lauderrnilt. Ca ke, ice moisture fr om the sponge the Big Bend Minstrel secr etary; Mrs. Mildred department building. cream, cookies,'potato chips, occasionally. Wash and dry Association under the Karr, cor r es pon din g JOINT MEETING, local pretzels, mints, Kool-Aid and the sponge for each new head direction of Bob Hoeflich. secretary and Mrs. Moore humane societies of 10 coffee were S<rved. and do not remove the core of The ways and means and Mrs . Sisson, City Council. Southern Ohi o coun ties · Attendin g were Jimmy, the lettuce. - MRS . R.J .M. committee announced · a Ne~t mee ting will be held meeting at Me i~s Inn Dale, Steve, Kathy, Tony , DEAR POLLY - To get the "stock sale" being held for at the home of Mrs . Mary Sa turday, 9:30a .m. to 4 p.m. Johnny and Ruth Riffle; same effect and not have to the Slipper and members Morri s, April 8 with Mrs. Phil Training session to be held Jimmy, Carl, Randy , James buy ; ip gloss, I dab a bit of were reminded to turn their Mullen, co-hostess. and i ohn W, Inman , Jr., Fort and Anna . Alley, Clare nce I petroleum jelly on my fi nge r money In at the next meeting . Wayne , Jhd., director of Lawson, Freda, Patsy and and put it over my lipstick. It Grea t Lakes Regional Office Wall Laudermill, Linda Alley can be used without lipstick to be present. and Rose Quickie. and still give the effect of SOUP AND BAKE SALE Corina is also the grand- gloss, atld your lips are Saturda y at Syracufoe daughter of Mrs. Myrtle pro~cted in the wi~~rtim e, J .Pres byt eria n Church Quickie of ,Dayton . too. I also put this on my A free book-a-thon, project Harrisonville Elemen tary beginning at 11:30 a.m. Bring children's lips in winter when of the Ohio University Meigs School. and the Middleport containers for carryout. they are going outside so they Local Teacher Corps, will be Junior High School; Tuesday, SIGN UP DAY Saturday do not have· chapped lips. carried out in the fourth, fifth Apr il 13, Salem Ce nter : for Middleport Lit\le League comThis saves buying and sixth grades of the Meigs Thursday , April 15, Rutland at Legion Hall from 10 a.m. to mercial products for the use, Local School District this and Salisbury; and Monday, 2 p.m. For T-ball age 5 to 7, since most of us have, spring. April 19, Pomeroy. pee wee, age 8 lo 9, little petrole um jelly jn bur Volunteers are needed to For additional information , league, age 10 to 12, pony l!l medicine cabinets. - MRs.· help distribute books to the parents or other int.erested . league age 13 to 15. All youths A surprise birthday party B.M. students. individuals may call the of the above ages are invited. wa~ held Sunday honoring DEAR POLLY - 1 am ' The project calls for each Teacher Corps Office, 992- Re gistration fee is $4. Mrs . Anna Ogdin . Following single and have moved into a student in the three grades to 7532 .on Friday, April .9. SQUARE DANCE Satur- a potluck dinner homemade place of my own for the first receive a free book with the day at Tuppers.Plains School ice cream and a decorated time, so I all)"learning what it purpose being to encourage from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Spon- birthday cake were served. students to read free for sored by Bar-30. RefreshAttending were Mrs . enjoyment. ments -by Tuppers Plains Maxine Griffith, .Karen The volunteers will be Community Club. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs . Carl asked to devote one evening !!! Shenefield, Mr. and Mrs. Rex ' SUNDAY for a training S<ssion and one Shenefield, Mr. and Mrs. Carl A surprise party was given MARY Shrine 37, Order of day for distributing books at Everett Shenefield, in honor of Mrs. Edgar W olfe, White Shrine of Jerusalem; their neares t elementary 515 Grant St., Middleport on rehearsal 2 p.m. Sunday at daugh~rs , Laurie Ann and schwl. DMise, Mr. and Mrs. Roy The training .sessions will her 83rd birthday an- Pomeroy Masonic Temple lor Vaughan . ' installation of officers. be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at niversary . with Spending Saturday Cake, ice cream and punch .the following locations: SONG FEST Sunday, 2 p.m. Mrs. Ogdin were Mr . and Monday , April 12, were served and gifts were at Seve nth -Day Adventist Mrs. Herbert Jones, Keith presented to Mrs. Wolfe. Church. All si ngers and Jones, and Mr . and Mrs. John Attending were Mr. and Mrs. public invited. Give Someone A Doss, Columbus. Har.old Wolfe , Beth and BLACK Lung meeting Darin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sunday at Jack's Club, InWolfe, Mrs. Homer Jones, tersection of SR 7and 143, at 1 See Our Mrs. Tom Wood and Melissa, p.m. President of Southeast Wide Selection Mr. and Mrs . James E. · Ohio Black Lung Association Haley, Mr . and Mrs. Uoyd will be present. of Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. James For Birthday, sum::s OF Camp BounA. Haley, Mr . and Mrs. Carl tiful 's history narrated'by Joe Anniversary or Get Martin and grandson, Troy, Stobart anl'm Cleland . Well Gift. Mrs. Lizzie Geray, M.r.. and using a udi 1sual equipOPEN TONITE Mrs. Larry Marlin , Angie, ment. Every e welcome . TIL 8:00 Tammy and Joe . Cash 'n Carry HOSPITALIZED A thought for the day : Mrs. Alma Miller of American writer Isaac GoldMiddleport is confined to the berg said, "Diplomacy is to Middleport, Ohio Pleasa nt Valley Hospital , do and say the nastiest thing Point Pleasant, w .. va ., Room in ·the nicest way. " 104, and friends may send 59 N. Second St. cards to her there. Mrs. 1-•M,..id;,;;do.l•epiiloiiiroitl.,O;,h•il;;o..l· Miller is active with the IN ·TIME FOR White Rose Lodge. . , . -' Book-a-thon,set TRUE TEST ,. PAINTS flound er Polly's Pointers Birthday · observed Red Rose Dog Food •• •• •• MEAT (,7;,/Jifly (}///6{(/1/. 'Silver Slipper ' plans finalize¢ ELECTRIC BILL SUNDAY APR . 4 . 8A. M.to2P. M. give$ program By Eharlene Hoeflich For all your Home Entertainment and App liai\ce needs . REV. DAI\NgL(, 1\UTI.AN)) - The 1\cy, ll . K ))arncll of VIvian, ""'"u'-~~t:•, uuuun:: lJI..UL·t~ uul~ruy, u .• r naay, April Z, H:f'/6 Gi~TS;;;~ Katkryn Evans TULSA 1UPI ) Frank Afa gia, the sparkplug 5--IO guard of st: John's, has been se lected to replace John Lucas of Maryland in the 14th an nuall':ast-West College All· Star ba sketba ll game Saturday at Oral Roberts University. ]abbar is -Most • "~ ..... u,:J' Singing George Glaze; Minister, Invites You To Hear How Jesu,., Ouist Can Improve ' Your Life! MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF· CHRIST ' ·5th A~D MAIN . �. . 4- "' • 'J'he Uml) .!)CIJUII~1,1Vt1UW t:po rt-t'omeroy, v., f'r1day, Apnl4!, 1~76 Valuable NI';W YORK I UPI) - I.()s Angeles' 7-4 Kareem Alxlul·.Jabbar, playing under a handicap of centering for a new team lhis season, won his fourth )\'ational Basketball Associat ion MVP honor Thursda y in one of the ~ loses! . ba lloting held in the 22-year hi story of th e Podoloff Award . Jabbar, acquired by the l..<~kers in a preseason trade with Milwaukee, received 409 r>oints to 393 for second place Bob McAdoo of the Buffalo Bra ves. Dave Cowens ol the Boston Celtics collected 378 r>oints for third place. The three brilliant pro centers received 69.7 percent of the votes cast by 1881eague players. Rick Barry of ·the Golden State Warriors was the only . other player in triple figures · as he drew :IJI points for fourth place. Georg'e McGinnis of the Philadelphia 76ers was a distant fifth with 80 points. • Jabbar, the MVP in 1971-7274, is only the second player to win the award four times. The fa bulous Bill Russell of Celtic fame was honored an unprecedented five times. " I'm fl attered, " sa1d Jabbar at the renewed recognition he received from NBA players. "I didn 't eKpcct I would win it because it usually goes to a player on a winning team . But I thank the guys I play against for voting for me and I thank the Crea tor ." ,_! ,os Angeles is under ,5110 foi"tfic season and battling for a berth in th e Western Conferen ce playoffs. To get even thi s far, the Lakers can · be thankful for Jabbar, who leads the NBA in rebounding , shot blocking and minutes played. He is S<cond to McAdoo in scoring. Lt)uislana , ""ill . the public•. , Another Terp is claimed :1 '' 39 36 .520 16 39 37 .5 13 1 38 ~0 .487 181 1 34 - ~ 2 .447 21 11 NATIONAL HONOR SOCiETY - Eight juniors and two s~niors wete inducted into the National Honor Society at Southern · High School Wednesday . Front row, 1-r, Nina Miller, Alisa Harris, Greg Cund iff, Scott Wolfe , Brenda Lawrence, Bobbi Chapman, Kevin Wilford, Carl Johnston, COLUMBUS tUPI ) Secretary of State Ted W. Brown sai d Th ursday protests must be filed by Monday on behalf of three would-be pre side nti ill candidates who have been ta ken off the statewide primary ballot. !':!forts on behalf of Republican Rona ld Reaga~ and Democrats George C. Wallace and ~' rank Church to place at-large slates pledged to them on the June 8 primary ballot failed Rrown said report~ from local boards of ele.ctions that ehecked signatur es o.n petit ion s s ubmitted by backers of the "tRnlf' shnw BOWLING Tu es day Tr iplicate Marc h 23 , 1976 517 Pis Royal Oak Pnrk 70 Rae in ~ Home Nat Bank 56 M it chell p ain ling Co . .12 Dew Drop s <~2 Da iry Va l ley 40 New York Clo Th ing H ouse -36 Hiqh ·I nd . Gam e Wand a Teaford 192, Pat Carso n, 1~ 4 i H igh Se r ies - Pat Carson 483 , Wan da T eafo r d A76 . Team H ig h Game and SNi es MiT chell Co 506 and 13 ~2 . Pa in t ing Tri County Lea gu e Marc h 1 3, 1976 ..Pts Phelps Roa ch 's Gun Sh op Po nle roy cc m Blk Se ar 's Cat M c r chanl s H&R F ir es ton e JO Meigs Inn 26 High Ind . Gam e 73 62 49 ~a Ray Roa ch22 3. De wey Sm i lh 111 , Bil l Radforct 204 Hig h Se r ies Ray Roa ch Dew ey Smith 51j14 , Bill Radford 574 T e am H i gh Gam e and Se ries - R oach's Gun Sh op . 91 3 an d 26 17. Ear ly Wed . MiHd March 24 , 1•976 60~ . Young ' s Super Marke t Oiler 's Four Zid e's Sport Shop Tenth Fra mer s Nel son Dr ug Co Gam e Yo ung 's Super Market 7U7. T eam High S er i es ~ Zidc 's T e am Hi gh Sport Shop 2071 . ' POMEROY LAN ES Wednesday Afternoon Bowl ing Lea gu e March 17 , 1976 Won Los t Thr ee"Devi ls. 71 33 Ridenour TV & Ap 65 39 Ros. eberr ., ·s Pennzo i l 62 42 Vista J 52 52 Sw ee t P' s. 41 62 M in er sv-ille Girl s 20 84 H tgt"l Se r i es Mary Hoove r 452 , J Etne Garnes 405. Pearl Rus se ll an.d Selby Man ley 400 H ig t1 Game - Ma r y Hoove r 169 , M ar y H oove r · 16 1 and Jean Provi nce 154. E.a·rly Sunday ' M i xed March 28 , 1976 Wen Lost Jac k Da ir y Bar 74 3B H ill & Mayer Ba rbers 5B 54 Pull ins E)( cavat ing 57 55 Te am 6 56 66 Tom's Ca rr y Out 46 66 Pom F lower Shop 45 67 H ig h Ind . Game - Ed Voss 22 1, Jr . Ph e lps 2011 ; Be tt y Smith 202 . Marlene Wi lso n an d Isabelle Co uch t 90 . H igh Series - Bill Willford 56 1, Lcrry Dugan 549 . Betty Smi th 552. Marlene Wilson 5 19. Team Evening classes offer twelve adult courses RIO GRANDE - The Adult Education sta ff at Buckeye H1lls Career Center here Seatt le at Lu s Ang eles Portland at Pnocnix a nnoun ces spring session Sa tu rday 's Gam es evening classes starling the Mi lwauk ee at 1\llanta Detro it at Chic ago week of Ap ri l 26 . The Cle11cland vs . K ansas Ci ty following courses will be · at Om aha Se all l e at Golden St al e offered : . Phoen i x at PorllancJ Ai r Co nditioning a nd Healing - Monday and ABA Sta ndings Wednesday - starling April By United Pr ess Inter nationa l w.. L. Ptt. G B 26, ending May 26, ·1976, Denver 58 2J .716 New York 5 1 19 .638 01 2 tuition $50. San Antonio 47 33 .588 1017 Basic Auto Mechanics for Kentucky 44 36 550 131 ~ Women - Monday and Indian a 39 Jl .488 1917 St . L ouis 34 46 .425 231 2 Wednesday , starti ng April26 , Vi rg in ia 13 65 .167 J311 ending May 26, 1976, tuition )C . clinched division tit le $50. Thursday' s Results ( No games schedu l ed ) Bas ic El ec tr ic ity Friday's Games Tuesday and Wednesda y, Kentuc ky at New York Vi r gin ia at St . Lou is star'ting Apr . 27, ending May San Antonio at Ind iana 26, 1976, tuition $35. Saturday 's Games Indi ana at Virg inia Drafting - Monday and St . Louis at Kentu ck y Wednesday , starting April 26, Denv er at San AntoniO ending May 26 , tuition $55. · Housekeepin g - Wed nesday, , starting April 28, t WHA s"tand .ngs By \lnitcd Press Interna tiona l ending Jun e 30, tuition $30. East . Auto Me ~ han ics !Tune-Up ) w . l.l . PI S. Qf ,,QB lndpl s J3 38 6 n 23& 239 - Tuesday and' Wed nesday , CleV eland 33 38 5 71 259 266 starting April 27, ending May New Eng lnd 32 39 7 J1 248 284 Cincinna Ti 3A AJ I 69177 332 26, tuition $50. Wes t Medical Rec ord s w. 1. t. pts . gf ga W edn esday , starting April 28, y Houston 50 27 0 100 320 25A Phoen ix )9 )3 6 I 84 295 271 ending June 30, tuition $25. San Diego 35 36 6 7. 296 27 9 • Reupl10ls!Rry - Tuesday , x .M inn 3025 A 6f 211212 starting April27, ending June ca nad i an w. 1. t. pts. gr ga 29, tuition $55. y -Win n ipeg 51 25 2 104 337 242 Typin g I - Monday, Quebec 4.7 27 4 9~ 351 305 Calgary 40 .34 4 84 300 276 starting April 26, ending June Edmonton '16 A9 5 57 263 343 28, lui lion $30. Tororpo 2A 48 5 53 323 375 x onawa lA 26 1 29 134 172 Typi ng II - Tuesday, x-tcam di sba nded starti ng April27, ending June y-clinc hed division title 29, tuiti on $30. Thu rs daV S Res ul ts "Houston d Indianapolis 1 · We lding II - Monday and Quebec 7 Edmonton 2 Tuesday , sta rli ng April 26, · Friday "'s Games ln dianapoH ~ at T~ro~r ~ cf1ding May 25, tuition $60. Cleveland at Cinc mnat 1 All courses ar~ 30 hours in Winn ipeg at CalgarY Saturday's Games · I cn ~ lh : classes start at 6::10 Hous ton at Phoenix p.m. and end at'9:30 p.m. New Eng land at Indianapolis · A~IJlt F.d ucalion SuperToronto at Quebec San Diego at Clevelend visor St(Jtl C1Jddingt ~n said. )C they did not contain I ,000 started the job of getting tne valid names as required by signatures ear lier. -" " Reagan's peo ple just law. "This · office received two started too late," he calls from ·wallace's emphasized, referring to the street corn er headquarters in Alabama," frantic Brown said. " An attorney sig nature . gathering said there were no plans to campaign staged by Reagan sue. He just wanted to discuss' backers on Thur~day, Mar. the situation and see what 25, the final date for filing . "I think it would have been could be done." Wallace missed qualifying healthy for the Republican for the statewide ballot by. Party to have Reagan on the less than 50 signatur es, statewide ballot ," sa id Brown, a delegate pledged to Brown said . " No, our requirement I 11100 President Ford. Moments after Brown finsignatures 1is not unreascnab)e ," Brown said in ished speaking to a Wallace answering a question. "It official, two Reaga n backers seems to me that supporters .. State Rep. Robert Netzley of the three should have and Don Thibaut, CKecut(ve Smi th Nel son Mtr . Co . 30 H igh lnd Gam e --' Bill PorT er 133, A. L . Ph elps J r . 715. Bob Covch 201 Women tsabclle Co uch 233, Be lly Sm i th 212. So nia Wayland 201 . . H ig h Se r ies - A . 1.. . Phelps Jr 567 , Russ Carson 566, Bi ll Po r-t er 558 . Women I sa belle Cou ch 571. Be tty Sm i th 558 . Ca roly n Ba c hner w K-cli nched division ti tl e Thur sday 's Resull • Boston 95 Clevelitnd 88 Friday '!i Ga mes New Orl ea ns a1 Detro II Hou s lon at Boston All anta at Bu fta lo Wash ing l on at Phi ladelph ia New York a t Ch ic ago Ka nsa s City al M il waukee juniors, Keith Circle and Molly Fisher, seniors; back r.ow , present members, Cheryl Larkins, Bill Bush, Randy Dudding, Pa~l Cross, Becky Sayre, Lee Or.d, and Corena Rhodes. · · TV & Appliance Gas Service H ig h game and Se r ies - Jack ' s D a iry ~ar no and 2085 Sports Briefs , U1tited Press International NEW YORK IUPI) - Although his Los Angeles I .akers probably won 't make the play ofl s, ·7-4 cen ter Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has been voted the Most Valuable Player in the National (3asketball Association for the fourth t1me. In one of the closest ballotings held in the 22-year history of the Podoloff Award, Jabbar received 409 r>oints to 393 for runnerup Bob McAdoo of Buffalo. ·Dave Cowens of Boston collected 378 points for third place. " l'm fl attered," said Jabbar. " I didn 't expect I would win it beca use it usually goes to a player on a winning team. But I thank the guys I play against for voting for me and I thank the Crea tor." Philadelph ia. Grote' s 11 hard Work, determiriation , and a gehuine love of the Sr>Jrl " as well as his " qui ck thinking and decisive actions which have often meant 4!1e difference betwC€n victory and defeat" \"ere noted in the resolution . GROTE RECOGNIZED "Enr ollment already has COLUMBUS (UPI) - The been eKcell'ent. Some classes Ohio Senate Thursday unaniarc · ncar filled. The Adul t mously passed a resolution Educa tion Office at Buckeye honoring University of MichiHills ·any week day from 8 ga n basketball player Steve a.m. to 4 p.m. and April 20 Grote of Cincinnati. and April 21 fr om 6:30p. m. to Grote led his Cincinnati 8:30 p.m. accep ts . Elder High School team to the registrations ." Ohio state championship and started this year on a Michigan team that finished LAND SALES second to Indiana in the COLUMBUS iUPI) - The NC AA tourname nt in Ohio Senate Thursday unani· mously approved legislation au t h o riz ing co unt y commissioners to sell j lease Dates" oor transfer unneeded land to nonprofil' senior citizens' organizat ions for hou sin g, health , recreation and social services for the elderly . The bill oow goes to the House for further consideration. For Those Spring Painting Projects Buy Chester, Ohio Ph. 985-3307 r.::==:::::::-1 Protests needed by Thursday Gri mm. Jr .. pastor, Invites . : Pro : l StaJlilings \ Phoen ix Los Ang eles Por tland .. " RIDENOURS he COL LEGI': PARK , Md. ( UPI 1- Montgomery County officia ls say an autopsy will be performed on Maryland basketball player Chris Patton, who died 'Jlmrsday after suffering a heart alt;J£k dur ing a pi ckup gall)e outSide his dormitory . · "We've got to find out why ," said Count y p!roner Dr . John Rogers. " We would like to look and see if we can fin d any kind of problem so we know more about it in the future ." Patton , 21, wa s the second member of Mary land 's 197475 team to die after suffering a heart attack in an informal game. Less than two months ago, Owe n Brown, who graduated, in !975, died .after collapsing at the Xerox Tra ining Center in Leesburg, Va ., where he was a student. Dr. Richard Schwartz, a ~------------, ca rdi o l ogi'st · wh o administered stress tests to Brown, Pa tton and th eir I I teammates in Oc tober of 1974. said Brown knew that he had an irregular heartbeat, but that Patton appeared to > NBA Sta ndings have no signi Ucant By Un ited Press International pr oblems. Easte rn Con le r e nce Atlantic Di vi sion Rogers said comparisons of . W. L. Pet . GB th e Brown and Patton ~ Boston 52 24 .684 Ph i lad elphia 4·2 34 .553 autopsies would probably be Bu ff alo 42 35 .545 made . New York 34 42 .453 After he collapsed, Patton Central Dhlision W . • L. Pet. G• · was taken to Washmgton Washington 46 31 .597 Adventist Hospital, where a Cleve lan d <~5 3 1 .592 - ,, Houston 38 38 .soo '' ' surgeon and two cardiologists New Orl eans 35 41 .461 worked 2' , hours trying to Alla nta 28 47 .373 Western Conference revive him . He wa s M idw es t Di vi sion GB pronounced dead at 2:40p .m. W .. L.. Pet . A school Sr>Jkesman said Milwa uk ee J J 42 .447 De tro it 32 .tJ .427 I' ' burial would proba bly be in Kans as City 29 H .382 s Alabama , but that funeral Ch ic ago 22 54 .289 12 Pacific D i>~isio n ar ra nge ments were W. L.. Pet . GB· incomplete 1'hurSdaY-JJight. ;w. Golden Stat e 56 ? I 727 Sealtle • DOXOL. SERVICE, t•vaTJgellst a t rl'l'iva l services to he held at the Rutland Church of th e Nazan•nc Munday through Sunday, April II , at 7:30 ·~act ''Vt•nlng and at 10:30 a.m. Sunda y. Rev. Lloyd D. ., Red Rose DOG FOOD director or the United Conservatives of Ohio, walked into the office. They were given Reagan pet itions to inspect and see if they could fi nd any grounds for a possible protest. Th ere was no imm ediate word whether they found any basis for protest. Brown said Wall ace supporters were eKpected to come to the office today to check the petitions that have been ret urn ed from th e boards. In between giving advice to officials representi ng th e presidential candid ates, Brown had good news for two others. He sa id State Treasurer Ger(rude W. Donahey, the ''Favorite Daughter" of the Ohio Democratic Party and head of the 311-rnember-atlarge slate, and Rep . Morris K. Udall of Arizona qualified for the statewide ballot. The task.of verifying signatures submitted by supporters of Jimmy Carter and Henry M. Jackson has not been completed Brown said but he eKpects both to .qualify . Dog Nuggets ·Dog ' Meal ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SAVER DOG MEAL " SUGAR RUN MILLS 992-2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy . ..", DO YOU OWN AN ELECTRIC FURNACE? '" ,, LET FOREMAN & ABBOTT SHOW YOU HOW TO CUT YOUR Anna Ogdin : · .., TRUE VAWE ' •• •• ••• • ••• • • , •• Chester, Ohio " You constantly think about ta sty home.coo koed meals th~ at the S1eamboat Inn - this · you for.get oth er m.;~k es · ~:;H rot s . potatoes pea s .... ' mashed & home frie s ) . thing s!" s ummertime! BICENTENNIAL To ssed , Strawberry , apple. slaw , cottage cheese, potato, Delicious Char-Broiled Steahs OPE N WEEKOAY S 6 A.M. to 7:00P.M. ROYAL CROWN BOmiNG COMPANY L _ _ Middleport __ ~teamboat lnrz "lll•ii l O ld·Fii .~ /li ntted 3rd St .. ·Racine , Ohio varv with climate and weather ) Visit Ou r New Soft Ice Cream Machine , 16r Cones, Sundaes, etc ... 1 .- electric furnace over an entire hea ting season. Minnea poli s, MN .-26 .58 . Savings ; Kansas Cily,.M0.-44.13 . Philadelphia, PA.48.72 ~ Atlanta , GA- 55 .56 . Tampa , FL-61.09. San Francisco, CA- 61 .39. Savings wilt SALADS PIE For year s , th is pop ular sta r has made no secre t ot .her s trong f eelings toward the U .S.A .-.... she unabashedly tb \ ,S Ame r ic a and al l it ' stanQs fo r! In this st i rring pat rio tic 1r l bute , LET FREEDOM RlNG!.A' ale reuects on the ~ ich religious h er ltage tha t made th is nation great ~­ aM dec lares tl1a t despite present hardships . Ame ri ca ' s d es tiny is sll l l bless ed and still ties in ' In . fact , you save enough on your heating bill· to pay for air conditioning costs in the sull)mertime! co nvent ional f/ OttH' Coukwg' · Look to Amana today for the energy saving ideas of tomorrow HUNDREDS OF YOUR FRIENDS WIU. BE INVOLVED , IN THE REVIVAL AT THE MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, 5th AND MAIN APRil 4-9 7:30 EACH EVENING Will Be Preaching and · A And! Enjoy air conditioning in the Compared to a $6~ Bill Stobaugh, Evan2elist ' noodle s, AFTER SHAVE OOLOGNE 99~ heritage' house HEATS AND .COOLS ·- {sca lloped, and AN M.USK OIL .FOR MEN 20%0FF . Did you know that you can add an "Amana Heat Pump" to your high-cost electr-ic furnace and cut your electric bill way down? & 111 millutos . 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Discount detergents are a good bargain ,!!1 A hike was pla!l!led fo1· 1)1esday w'hen the Syracuse / \ Brownies met Wednesday alter school at the Syrac115e A program on ceramics the April meeting will be held Elementary School. Weather permittin~ the hike will take was presented by · Mrs . at the Dexter Chur~h of By Polly Cramer place from !0 :30a.m. untill :30 p.m. The girls are to wear long Kathryn Evans at the Thurs- Christ with talent and craft pants, heavy socks, oo tenn(s shoes and to dress warmly . They day night meeling of the nlght to be obS<rVed. IN~' L"TION fiGHTER means to conserve. Wh~n 1 are .also to take a sack lunch. . Meigs Co unty Women 's Mrs . Norma RuSSI!.II gave DE;AR POLLY - I would boil water for a cup of ins tan l A report was given on the expenses of the trip to Huntington ···~Fellowship at th~ )lradford · . the ~istory of · the Bradford · like to sha re one of mj•budget coffee I usc " 'Y 'te11 ke!Ue but to see "Mr. <:artoo~ ." Total costfor the 24 ~iris and lour adults · Churclrof Christ. · · · Church. Mrs. Veda Hazelton savers with !he other ran never judge the ri~ht w~ •102.{)4 mcludmg the bus expense, necessary msurancc, Group si nging and prayer had file closing prayer and readers. Perhaps some do not amount, so 1 Immed iately driver. and the dinner. Severa1 contributions were received by Mrs . Paula Haynes opened refreshments were ·served in realize that de~1·ge nt for the pour the remaining boi ling lncludmg the. most recent one from Mr. and Mrs. Charles the meeting. Mrs. Marilyn the social room. Mrs. Jack wash can be bought . a t water downeithermvki .-hen Cobb, Wilcox presided with Mrs . Perry and Mrs . Kim Cole, discount houses for about half or. bathroom sink 'drain. J The pledge to the fiag was led by !ilena H~rald, Lord's Haynes and Mrs . Virginia wives of the minis~rs of the what it cosis at the grocery alicrnate between them and Prayer by Carol Hendr~, the_. Browme Pr?mise by. Tracy Wyalt giving the secretary Bradford and Bradbury stores. Naturally, the product find this hcl}JS keep them Hubbard, and the Browme Smile S<>ng by Jill Nease. Kathy and treasurer reports Churc hes of Christ, were is the store's own brand, but I from getting' clogged and no Pl~kens gave the J!rownie B's. Refreshments were served by Bradbury Church had recognized. . · find it is .as good as my old hot water is wa s t ed . ~ MISS Kristl Haynes and Juanita Ginther. devotions. It wHs "nnnnne•rt favorite (a nationally ad- M.Y. At last week's meeting the troop received an invitation verlised well known brand ) DEAR POLLY - When I from the Racine Brownies to join in a skating party on April 20 or any of the others. It is sold pull t11e tape off tt1e top of a f~QIII7to 9:30p.m. at the Chester Skate-a-Way. Mothers or big in 20 pound boxes, so more·· new can of powdered Sisters are needed to help the girls . AI tbat mC€ting Juanita ll)oney does have to be in- cleanser I )Ju t it back on so Gmther led lhe pledge .. Kristi Haynes, the !.,ord's Prayer, Julie vested at tl1e beginning, but it thai only two holes are open. Houdashelt, ~e Brownte Prom1se, Melissa H~bbard, the Smile is such a savings and lasts a Th is mak es il easier to son~ and Melmda Hill, the Brownie B's. long time. Some ~rands a1·e con trol ttic mn ount of POMEROY TROOP 1076 not as good as ot~ers , and on4io cleanse1· !hat is shaken out A trip to Kingsbury to view a beaver dam was taken by the ..,. lfliust shop around at first to and a\·.oids wastr lhus sa ving Brownies of Troop 1076 Tuesday after school. '¥lind the one they like.!Jes t. - money . - MHS . H.r .n. · •. FRIDAY Plans were finalized for going to Mr . Cartoon Tuesday. HELEN. You will rct·dve n dollar if TURKEY DINNER Friday Traveling in the scout bus , the brownies will leave the JluiJ y uses yuur lu vorltc at Orange Township Fire Pomeroy Elementary School all p..m. They plan to be back in . DEAR POLLv' Li ke homemak in g ldi•a, Pl'l Station from 5 to 7 p.m. Pomeroy about 8p.m. and parents are to pick up their children every thing else, bird feeders Peeve, Polly's Problt•m or sponsored by Tuppers Plains at the school. ,. are expensive, but my so lution to a problem. Write Commun ity Club. husband has figured out ll Polly h1 <'are . of th e SATU RDAY ' way to make them very · newspaper. l FINAL SIGN UP Day lor cheap ly. Use two old hub caps Rutland boys baseball and - one for the roof and then girls softball Saturday at the invert the bottom one for the • old Rutland High School, 10 seed. Connect the two · ca ps a.m. to noon. Fee is $5. with a dowe l stick in the CORINA QUICKLE · REGULAR MEETING , center. Hang on a long wire Bedford Township Trus!Res, from an extending bran~ h on Final plans for the · Silver Rose Sisson reported on- a. 6:30p.m. Saturday a t home of a tree. Only the birds can feed Slipper to be held April 24 at games party to be held at the Helen Swartz, clerk. from this . - MRS. M.C. the Pomeroy Elemen\ary Sacred Heart Ca th olic SQUARE DANCE. DEAR POLLY - I used to School were discussed at the Chutch , Pomeroy, on Aprill3 Saturday; 8 to II p.m. a t have to throw away a · good recent meeting of the at 7:15 p.m. under spon- Pomeroy Elementary School part ol a head of k-liuce Preceptor !lela Beta Chapter sorship of the tbree chapters with music by "String- !Je1ore it was used· up, even of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at of Beta Sigma Ph(Sorority. duste rs. " Dance open to though I kept it in a covered the home of Mrs. Velma Rue. All proceeds will go to the public, admission $1 adul ts Abirthday party was given bowl. Now I wash and drain Members were · asked to aerial ladder fund. with children under 12 ac- recently honoring Cori na as usual ,. but place a small take 10 prizes each to the next New officers elected were companying parents ad - Kaye Quickie on her second dean han d sponge in the meeting to be used in con. Mrs . Lillian Moore ,. mitted free . birthday. Hosting the ob-· bo ltorn of the bowl before "junction with the annual president; MrS. Ann Rupe, ·MIDDLEPORT · FIRE servance were her grand- putting in the lettuce. It stays candy sale ·conducted · be- vice president: Jane Walton, Department fish fry, sand- parentS, Mr. and Mrs. James fresh and crisp until all is tween the shows. The treasurer; Mrs. Lois wiches or dinner, Saturday Alley, and her aunt, Mrs. used . I do squeeze the excess musicals will be presented by Rosen ba um , 'r ecord in g beginning at .ll a.m. at fire Walter Lauderrnilt. Ca ke, ice moisture fr om the sponge the Big Bend Minstrel secr etary; Mrs. Mildred department building. cream, cookies,'potato chips, occasionally. Wash and dry Association under the Karr, cor r es pon din g JOINT MEETING, local pretzels, mints, Kool-Aid and the sponge for each new head direction of Bob Hoeflich. secretary and Mrs. Moore humane societies of 10 coffee were S<rved. and do not remove the core of The ways and means and Mrs . Sisson, City Council. Southern Ohi o coun ties · Attendin g were Jimmy, the lettuce. - MRS . R.J .M. committee announced · a Ne~t mee ting will be held meeting at Me i~s Inn Dale, Steve, Kathy, Tony , DEAR POLLY - To get the "stock sale" being held for at the home of Mrs . Mary Sa turday, 9:30a .m. to 4 p.m. Johnny and Ruth Riffle; same effect and not have to the Slipper and members Morri s, April 8 with Mrs. Phil Training session to be held Jimmy, Carl, Randy , James buy ; ip gloss, I dab a bit of were reminded to turn their Mullen, co-hostess. and i ohn W, Inman , Jr., Fort and Anna . Alley, Clare nce I petroleum jelly on my fi nge r money In at the next meeting . Wayne , Jhd., director of Lawson, Freda, Patsy and and put it over my lipstick. It Grea t Lakes Regional Office Wall Laudermill, Linda Alley can be used without lipstick to be present. and Rose Quickie. and still give the effect of SOUP AND BAKE SALE Corina is also the grand- gloss, atld your lips are Saturda y at Syracufoe daughter of Mrs. Myrtle pro~cted in the wi~~rtim e, J .Pres byt eria n Church Quickie of ,Dayton . too. I also put this on my A free book-a-thon, project Harrisonville Elemen tary beginning at 11:30 a.m. Bring children's lips in winter when of the Ohio University Meigs School. and the Middleport containers for carryout. they are going outside so they Local Teacher Corps, will be Junior High School; Tuesday, SIGN UP DAY Saturday do not have· chapped lips. carried out in the fourth, fifth Apr il 13, Salem Ce nter : for Middleport Lit\le League comThis saves buying and sixth grades of the Meigs Thursday , April 15, Rutland at Legion Hall from 10 a.m. to mercial products for the use, Local School District this and Salisbury; and Monday, 2 p.m. For T-ball age 5 to 7, since most of us have, spring. April 19, Pomeroy. pee wee, age 8 lo 9, little petrole um jelly jn bur Volunteers are needed to For additional information , league, age 10 to 12, pony l!l medicine cabinets. - MRs.· help distribute books to the parents or other int.erested . league age 13 to 15. All youths A surprise birthday party B.M. students. individuals may call the of the above ages are invited. wa~ held Sunday honoring DEAR POLLY - 1 am ' The project calls for each Teacher Corps Office, 992- Re gistration fee is $4. Mrs . Anna Ogdin . Following single and have moved into a student in the three grades to 7532 .on Friday, April .9. SQUARE DANCE Satur- a potluck dinner homemade place of my own for the first receive a free book with the day at Tuppers.Plains School ice cream and a decorated time, so I all)"learning what it purpose being to encourage from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Spon- birthday cake were served. students to read free for sored by Bar-30. RefreshAttending were Mrs . enjoyment. ments -by Tuppers Plains Maxine Griffith, .Karen The volunteers will be Community Club. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs . Carl asked to devote one evening !!! Shenefield, Mr. and Mrs. Rex ' SUNDAY for a training S<ssion and one Shenefield, Mr. and Mrs. Carl A surprise party was given MARY Shrine 37, Order of day for distributing books at Everett Shenefield, in honor of Mrs. Edgar W olfe, White Shrine of Jerusalem; their neares t elementary 515 Grant St., Middleport on rehearsal 2 p.m. Sunday at daugh~rs , Laurie Ann and schwl. DMise, Mr. and Mrs. Roy The training .sessions will her 83rd birthday an- Pomeroy Masonic Temple lor Vaughan . ' installation of officers. be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at niversary . with Spending Saturday Cake, ice cream and punch .the following locations: SONG FEST Sunday, 2 p.m. Mrs. Ogdin were Mr . and Monday , April 12, were served and gifts were at Seve nth -Day Adventist Mrs. Herbert Jones, Keith presented to Mrs. Wolfe. Church. All si ngers and Jones, and Mr . and Mrs. John Attending were Mr. and Mrs. public invited. Give Someone A Doss, Columbus. Har.old Wolfe , Beth and BLACK Lung meeting Darin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sunday at Jack's Club, InWolfe, Mrs. Homer Jones, tersection of SR 7and 143, at 1 See Our Mrs. Tom Wood and Melissa, p.m. President of Southeast Wide Selection Mr. and Mrs . James E. · Ohio Black Lung Association Haley, Mr . and Mrs. Uoyd will be present. of Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. James For Birthday, sum::s OF Camp BounA. Haley, Mr . and Mrs. Carl tiful 's history narrated'by Joe Anniversary or Get Martin and grandson, Troy, Stobart anl'm Cleland . Well Gift. Mrs. Lizzie Geray, M.r.. and using a udi 1sual equipOPEN TONITE Mrs. Larry Marlin , Angie, ment. Every e welcome . TIL 8:00 Tammy and Joe . Cash 'n Carry HOSPITALIZED A thought for the day : Mrs. Alma Miller of American writer Isaac GoldMiddleport is confined to the berg said, "Diplomacy is to Middleport, Ohio Pleasa nt Valley Hospital , do and say the nastiest thing Point Pleasant, w .. va ., Room in ·the nicest way. " 104, and friends may send 59 N. Second St. cards to her there. Mrs. 1-•M,..id;,;;do.l•epiiloiiiroitl.,O;,h•il;;o..l· Miller is active with the IN ·TIME FOR White Rose Lodge. . , . -' Book-a-thon,set TRUE TEST ,. PAINTS flound er Polly's Pointers Birthday · observed Red Rose Dog Food •• •• •• MEAT (,7;,/Jifly (}///6{(/1/. 'Silver Slipper ' plans finalize¢ ELECTRIC BILL SUNDAY APR . 4 . 8A. M.to2P. M. give$ program By Eharlene Hoeflich For all your Home Entertainment and App liai\ce needs . REV. DAI\NgL(, 1\UTI.AN)) - The 1\cy, ll . K ))arncll of VIvian, ""'"u'-~~t:•, uuuun:: lJI..UL·t~ uul~ruy, u .• r naay, April Z, H:f'/6 Gi~TS;;;~ Katkryn Evans TULSA 1UPI ) Frank Afa gia, the sparkplug 5--IO guard of st: John's, has been se lected to replace John Lucas of Maryland in the 14th an nuall':ast-West College All· Star ba sketba ll game Saturday at Oral Roberts University. ]abbar is -Most • "~ ..... u,:J' Singing George Glaze; Minister, Invites You To Hear How Jesu,., Ouist Can Improve ' Your Life! MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF· CHRIST ' ·5th A~D MAIN . �New study evaluates heat from power.plants in river REV. MURDOCK Speaker for revival series is anno\fficed • EASTER BAZAAR " Colorful calico kittens and dogs ,· chenille flowers, ducks and ra bbits. handmade woven Easter baskets, sun bonnets, small wooden rockers, crocheted pillows and baby things, afghans, stuffed dolls, quills, woven rag rugs and a va riety of other things will be for sale at the annual Easter balaar at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center in the old Pomeroy Junior High School building . The bazaa r will b'rld in thr downstairs craft room , Monday ttu·ough. frida y' from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. All of the items have beeri made by the senior citizens and. the project i~ another in the effort lo raise funds for the local share of operating expenses at the Center. Pictured here with some of the bazaar items are Mrs. Cvelyn Stone , left, and Mrs. Eura Largent, both of Syracuse. By SATURD;\Y HARRISOJWH.i.E PONY League signup , Saturday, 10 a.m. at headquar ters. Cos t $5 per youth which includes ha t REV. Y,O.WAP.'l C. SLACK The Rev . Clyde Murdock, superin~nd ent of the Union Miss ion in Charleston, W. Va ., will speak at revival services at the Middleport First Baptist Church April 411 , 7:30 each evening and 10 :15 a.m. Sunday , April 11. The Rev . Mr . Murdock came out of World War II wi lh an attitude of ' 'eat, drink and be merry " and in the next few)\ ars spent his time in building businesses. and. buying homes. In Jan uary , 1950, he became converted while listening to a radio gospel service and began · cond uct in g evangelist ic serv ices in jails, missions and churches. In October, 1956, he sold his home and most of his businesses and took over !he superi ntende ncy of the Charleston Union Mission. This was after his ordination to the ministry at the famous Bellevue Baptist Church in Memphis, Tenn. In addition to his work at the mission , he has found time for a regular schedule of outside rev ival meetings in West Virginia and Ohio. Spec ial music will be featured each evening of the reviva l. The Rev . . Peter Crandall. pastor, extends an invitation to the public. ffiANQUILITY WITHOUT TRANQUILIZERS . Amtrica is a pill-popping society. Used for multitudinous reason.l , the pill is consumed for ever·y imaginable cdndi tion ' and insurance. and situation known to ma n. People tak e pills to go to sleep, they lake pills to slay awake. People lake pills to pep lherrtup , SQUARE DA NCE Satur· they lake pills to slowthem down . People take pills as a dietary day at Wilkesville Legion suppliment, they lake pills as a reducing agent. People take Grove sponsored by Wilk espills to kill pain, they take pills to escape boredom , and some ville Women's softball team · l<lke pills to "end it all " in death . from b to 12. . SUNDAY' An unlearned country preach er was asked to give 'an impromptu talk about which pilt he believe ~o be the· best INDEPENOENT remedial age nt a person could use. After some thought, the old BASEB ALL Sun day, ·2· p.m. 'DOUGLAS G. POPE al Portl and Elementary pre acher said, "Welt, now, you Ulke this here 'Cos-pill ' - it · ,.. School with Portland Bandits AA Douglas G. Pope, will cure anything i " That counlr·y preacher was right i The Gospel is good news League opposin g Middleport Uuit cd Stales Navy , for everyone 1 Faith in God and a trUst in resources beyond the League: public invited. gdillualed from the Naval limitations of self can bring tranquility to life without the use FIRST PUI.L of the season Air Tec hni t· ul Trai~ti n g will be held Sunday by lhe CL'nter in a\•iat.ion . stru(_'- of tranquilizers. Sh ips sailing the Atlantic sometimes are tossed about like Tuppers Plains Pony Pullers tural mecha nic hydraulics Association at 1 p.m. at Bllrtraining at Millington. . chips by mountainous waves during a storm. How different il 30 show grounds spulh of -· Tenn., on March 19. After is with th e icebe rgs which lie calm in troubled waters. About Tuppers Plains. Walch for spending 10 days visiting eight-mnths of an iceberg is below the ocean surface. Shjps signs. RefreshmenL,. Public "ith hi s fam il )', Mrs . ride mostly on lop of the waters . While the ships are tossed to welcome. Nan cy PnpC' 1 Ton i an.d and fro d,uring a storm , the icebergs glide pladdly lbrough the SERV ICE PRESENTED MONDAY Tru cy of Middleport, Pope heaving sea, becau se the greater part fo the iceberg reaches ".The Prop hets" a singing POMEROY CHAP'TEH 80 gr oup of the Bradbury rcport<•d to his new port of the deep of the ocean where there is calm . · Royal Arch Masons special duty at K in ~S\-' ill e, Texas, ll i.s when we reach beyond the surface waters of life w,here Church of Christ. prese nted convo ca ti on Monday , 7::l0 on March 30. . the winds of strife churn the waves of anx ie,ty, fru stra lion, and the Sunday evening service. p.m. at Masonic Temple to dissappoi nlment, that we find peace and contentment in the Mike Mi ller . led confer lhe mark master and depths nf a faith that will hold us ~teady, even in difficult congregational singing with pctst master degrees . times. . . . . spec.ial music by "The RUTLAND GARDEN Club Anx.tettes, wornes, and fruslr atrons all belong to doubt and Prbphets" 'including "Ge l All and· Dr ew Webster Post, OflOrS Sfe athetsrn . Israel Mowshowtlz sard, "!:eace IS the end resultij,nd Excited," "Wha,l A Time we American· Legion. will be · product of love,, ~ecunty , and trust. You can have tranqutllty- will Have Over There" and canvassin g Ru tl a nd for / t I wtthoutlranqmhzers when·you, trust m God . "Jesus is Coming Soon." contributions for cancer fund Randy Haynes gave the n next week beginning Monday. sermonette. The si nging REVIVAL SERV I€ ES J..:~h group is composed of Kathy Monday through April 10 at ·~ SC 00 Mi ller, accompanist, Handy Eagle Ridge Church, 7:30 Haynes, Mike Miller, Kevin p.m. The Rev. Edsel Hart will EAST MUGS - C. A. King, Rodney Bailey , Desi be the evangelist. Featured Goodi ng, pr in t:i pctl , an· Jeffers an d David Cole. singers Dan Hayman and nounccd lhc ll1inl nine weeks McDaniel Trio along willr honor· roll for· the Eas tern others. Public invited. J unior and Senior Hi gh MASON, W. Va. - Ruth t\nn' Hendri ckson , senior at BIRTHDAY NEAR MIDDI.CPORT GARDEN School. Named to lh c roll were: Wahama High School won a Mrs . Mae Pearson will be Club , 7:30 Monday , Mid7th gr:ule $2,500 scholarship in the 22nd celebratin g her 89th birthday dleport Firemen's Lounge, Tract Sayre ! AI: Dale Annual American Electric on Monday, April 5. Cards Ron Mills, New Lexington , Ohio Stale Forestry Service, Connollf .Jim Bahr, Mary Power Educa tional Awards may be sentlo her at Route 2, Sexson. r.reg Wigal, Hay competition. Racine, 15771. will be the speaker. She is the daughter of E. T. MEIGS COU NTY ·Salon Werry . Melanie Root, Bar710, Eight and Forty, home of bara Wells, K;il hy Pooler, Hendrickson , stores super. Mrs. Lula Hampton, Monday, Rick Long, Den ise While , visor of th e co nstructi on 7:30p .m. Mrs. Zuelelia Smith Rt charcl Bea rh s, Tarnrn i department at the new plant . be in g built by the Apto have a memorial service . Starcher 1BJ. palachian Power Company Rth gra de Te resa Girl seoul cookies to be DO ITlOURSELR Spencer · 1 AI : T<xld Bisse ll , near New Have n. Apdelivered. Bottle cajl!Hite to "STEAM"CLEAN lOUII CARPETS ••• Becky Edwards, Tim palachian is a part of the • be turned in . RUTH ANN HENDRICKSON THE PROFESSIONAL WAY. ' Enevolclse n 1BJ. AEP System . Rent thE> fantastic new Up. & ' Frcshnwn Seven sons and daughters Out H'ydro· Mi sl Machine for Sherri Starcher, Dawn of Appalachian employees president, melilber of . the s upe ri or c:a rpet dean inll . Lt1nsc ns a nd ' Sordcn , Debb ie Spencer , received awards this year Honor Society and "Who's r~mu ve s tlirt , previSusan Hannum , Kay and 32 awards were made in Who Among High Schpoi om;shampoo re ~ idue , and cip to 90% o( the Balder son; Hu sly Wiga l, the AEP System . During the Student. ." She was voted moi ~ turr. in j ust one • Cin dy Pitzer· 1A1: Betsy 22 years of the program , "Most Likely To Succeed" in step. Save money .. . gel rt:!!ul18 j u.'lt like a Riffle, James Ryan, Lauri sch olarships valued at her senior class. pruCeSJ~ional ! Matthews, l.llwrence Pooler, $554,400 have been awarded. She is enrolled in the Randy Keller, Terry Brown , The $2,500 awards this year cooperativ e ed ucat ion .Joe Boyles, Vida Weber 1D1. are to be applied toward the program at Wahama , which Sophomore fr eshman and soph omore allows her to do lab work. at years of college. C h ~ r y l Griffin , • Dav id Pleasant Va lley Hospital and The public is invited lo Brown 1A1: Becky Windon. · Miss Hendrickson plans tQ at the FoQte Minera l Comattend dedication ceremonies Jim Steele·. Di ana Massa r: maJOr in c hemistry a t pany . · of the new Buckeye Hils Lori Youn g, Tam my Piltzer, Marshall Uni ve rsity in CAreer Center on SUnay, Cindy Seyoc . Doro thy Huntington. The AE:P Aprllll , beginning at 2 p ~m . Runyon i ll 1. sc holarship is added lo the Special guest and guest ,Junior Betty Crocker Schola1·ship . AVAILABLE fOR RENTAl. CONDITION ,SEHIOUS speakers include Dr. Martin ' Marl in Evans. Jennifer Award which she won earlier. Mrs. John (Rose Ann ) Sebo W. Essex, Superintendent of Gainer. Car olyn Harp er , • She is Stud ent Council of Pomeroy. InJUred in an Pl!blic Instruction. State of Suzy Goebel, Kevin Barton, aut omobil e a c ciden t Ohio. Dept. of Education Teresa Duckl ey, J a net F.N.JOY SHOW recently, is out of intensive and Or. Bryl Shoemaker, Ambr ose. Juli Wh ite head Syl via . Carman , Tammy care al Sl. Mary's Hospital in Ohio Director of Vocational I AI: Kathy F'ollrod, Barbara Blake and Carol Morris of lhe Hun tin gton alt hough she Education. . , Henderson, John Henderson, HARIMA.~E Rock Sprin gs area were reportedly remains in a semiThe facilities will be open Teresa Edward s, Tam my lhose attending the coma . Mrs. Sebo is in room Mason , W. Va . w the public. Refreshments Filch, Mark Grossnickle, Jeff among Meigs-Gallia Exten sio n 601 2 and the only visitors will be served.. Hedr ick , Bonnie Wood, Servi ce sty le show held permitted are members of Mon ..Thur. & Sal.8-l:JO Buckeye Hi ll s Career Teresa Carr, Pam Congrove, • Fri . 8-8 Wedn esday night at th e her family. • Center is loca ted between Rl. Pa m Spu r lock. Ba r bara Creek High School. Kyger 35 and Rt. 32.5 on old Rl. 35. Henderson, Susan Henderson 18 1. SPEAKER ILL Senior CHESTER - A misfionary Edn a Boggs, Cri ssy NOW YOU KNOW speaker sche~uled at the Monlan, Diana Pu llins, One os trich , the largest Wind on, . . Cathy OFFICE: S: 9:30 to 12 , 2 to 5 (CLOSE Ches ter Churc h uf lh e Patricia . bird now Jiving, weighs as· Nazarene for Sa lurday Ma~ey 1A1; Pam Millhone, much as 48,000 bee humAT NOON ON THURS. l-E AST COURT not be appearing Julra Sc?ul tz , Kathy Newell , • evening will mingbirds, the srn~llcsl birds . . Debbre Sanders, Bei;;y Allisin the world . • because of Illness. bary, Barbara Andrews 1 D1. H ll d E M• a as e:tgs h 1 CINCINNATI ·- Thirt yfour power plants with a combin ed ge neratin g capacity of 27,000 megawatts are currently in operation al ong the Ohio River , and eight more facilities with a generating capacity totaling · over 23,000 megawatts , abOut 87 percent of the power of the present plants, are now planned or under con struction . These fa cts are disclosed in " 'l'h~rmal Discharges to the Ohio 'River/ ' an evaluation of the impact of the heat emitted to the Ohio River from power plants . Th e report, recently published by the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commis sion, (ORSANCOI , includes a . complete inventory lof the power plants operating allmg the Qhio River and examines the effects ~f their discharges in relation to river flow, air temperature , and the rivet's · aquatic life over a recent. ten year period of record .. The information contained in the report was gathered at the behest of the Ohio River · slates. According to ORSANCO Commissioner Ralph Rickard , w)lo is Assistant Commi ss ioner fo r the Environment for the Indiana "State Board of Health , Indiana first pointed out the need ,for the investigation because citizens of the state expressed concern over the • 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., ~'riday, April 2, 1916 numbers of power plants sites along Kentuclty's reach already installed along In· of the Ohio. Under these diana 's reach of the river . c ir c um s tances , the Pickard further · slated that e~a lua ti Q n of past and because the report resear· present thermal effects ches heat generation and contained .t.ithin the report operating rates of power will · aid Kentucky in plants, it offers Indiana a assessing .whether or not valUable mechani sm · for water quality and aquatic life assessing the environmental will be affected in coming effects of the plants in the years when plans fOr power light of Indiana's present plant construction, are energy requirements. realized. In Ohio, construction is now Thermal Discharges may well underway · at· many be obtained from' Ohio River power plant sites. Com- · Valley Water Sanitation missioner Ned · William's , Commission, 411 Walnut Director of the Ohio En· Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 15202. vir onmenta l Protection The report also soon will be Agency has pointed out that available from the National since the report discusses - Te chnical Information temperature emissions in Service (NTIS ), Springfi eld, relation to thermal discharge • Virginia 22161. regulations and the system (lpr granting permits to plants which comply with acceptable standards as well as moni toring necessary to determine fu ture com 100% pliance,it provides Ohio with useful a.nd currently apSOLID STATE plicable guidelines. For Ken tucky, the p'ltblication of the report is particularly timely , according to Commissioner Kenneth 0 . Gibson , a senator of that Commonwealth and Chairman of the Agriculture and Na tur al Reso urces Committee. As Thermal Discharges estab li shes , Quasar WP -3820MU color additional or new con- TV Fe-a ture s: 13 ' inch struction is slated · for the di agon a l portab le co l or future at nine power plant TV ; . QMX -1 chassiS i' S~lURD~Y & SUND~Y r---------, ueln Us te\ebrat~ tome n I" . . .. t"ns Galore Barga Throughout QUASAR The .Store! s; For All , four imUiated leather vinyl ish. · Pl)one 446-4848 WERNER 992-2039 Mrs. Milllrd Y1n Meter Ph. 992·2039 Ph . 992-!711 "A TOTAI:NEW LOOKn "DON'T MISS IT" - MIDDlEPORT, OHIO TO BE GIVEN AWAY SUNDAY, APRIL 4 RCA 12" BLACK & WHITE PORTABLE No Purcha.se Necessary-Need Not Be Present To Win • ' ~ CHECK THE MANY *************************** DOUBLE BELTED . . .. * EARLY BIRD SPECIALS DELUXE CHAMPION ® 5• •6.95 Sib. •2 •39 . SUPER MANURE bag Aprilll PICKENS. CO. ' .. 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' ' eHEAD lETTUCE PLANTS •HANGING POTS eSlRING OF PEARLS ~MACRAME POMEROY HOME & AUTO •29.95 SUPER GLADIOLUS •••••••••••••••••••••• toi-•• 52.24 eHOBBY KITS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ILROAD Tl · PERENNIALS •CANDLES ... * SJ.25 STRAWBERRIES•• i~~ •• 204 WHITEWALLS NOW 50 lb. bag --~~:::~--=-~~.r~YROPONIC GARDENS ' COME ·IN AND BROWSE A78-13. Blackwall. Plus s1.75 F.E.l and old tire. -- l • Gypsum A COMPLETELY REMODELED SPACIOUS GIFT SHOP BLACKWALLS A78 -13 S36.00 878 -14 37.80 C78 -14 38.45 E78 -14 40.00 F78-14 44.10 G78-14 45.95 H78 -14 . 49.50 -J78 -14 F78-15 . 45 .30 G78 -15 47 .10 H78 -15 50.70 J78-15 52.50 Ll8 ·15 54.90 13.39 ... GIFT SHOP SPECIALS as low as •.. 5 pk, BULK SEEDS - our February prices Feb.price TREE FOOD STAKES PLANT STAKES .$ "PURCHASED FROM ELLIOTT APPLIANCES" fertilizer - ·Dandelion and Weed COntrol ~ Compl~te . Line of Garden Tools - Burpee Seeds - ·Ortho Chemicals .Grass Seed - 4~ ·cu. ft. Yard Cart - Clay Pots & Saucers WE CARRY ACOMPLETE "' LINE OF SCOTTS PRODUCTS ~ REGISTER FOR FREE TELEVISION SET Complete Landscape Design and Contracting ~ervice With Guaranteed ...."" Size • RADIO &TV PomeiOJ Flower Shop A rca I I ~· grra t dra I on tlw l it'< ' drsignl'd with long m iiP:1 g(' in n1ind! Doubh• fibcrg la>s-b<·li and polycsl<•r cord bod y comb in<' for long w<'n r n nd sl rr tlgl h. 4 Miles West ~f Gallipolis Rt. 35 1C s ; lur\1\ui~r Dedication CereffiOflleS • • • • WE'LL GROW ON ·YOU FORMERLY SMELTZER GARDEN CENTER . • ~ Co lo r scholarship ' ·' -- , Results,-Both Commercial and Residential W ahama senior wins AEP's N. 11ert~-t!f4el'o pictu re tube; pre-l ocus electron ic len s: 100 Pet. solid·sf ate [<'"'""i with three circuit Qui n tr i iC FLOWER$ SPONSORING DANCE Parents Without Partners, Rollin g Hills Chapter 838, will sponsor a dance Saturday, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Moose Hall in Point Pleasan t. All single parents, members and non-members, are invited. Mu sic will be by Tex Harrison and th e Valley Boys. Admi ssion is $4. • eHOLLYS •PRIVET ~' ·~ARF •BlACK PINE eFRUIT TREES MATERIAL •JACKSON-PERKINS ROSES · Many More Varieties I �New study evaluates heat from power.plants in river REV. MURDOCK Speaker for revival series is anno\fficed • EASTER BAZAAR " Colorful calico kittens and dogs ,· chenille flowers, ducks and ra bbits. handmade woven Easter baskets, sun bonnets, small wooden rockers, crocheted pillows and baby things, afghans, stuffed dolls, quills, woven rag rugs and a va riety of other things will be for sale at the annual Easter balaar at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center in the old Pomeroy Junior High School building . The bazaa r will b'rld in thr downstairs craft room , Monday ttu·ough. frida y' from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. All of the items have beeri made by the senior citizens and. the project i~ another in the effort lo raise funds for the local share of operating expenses at the Center. Pictured here with some of the bazaar items are Mrs. Cvelyn Stone , left, and Mrs. Eura Largent, both of Syracuse. By SATURD;\Y HARRISOJWH.i.E PONY League signup , Saturday, 10 a.m. at headquar ters. Cos t $5 per youth which includes ha t REV. Y,O.WAP.'l C. SLACK The Rev . Clyde Murdock, superin~nd ent of the Union Miss ion in Charleston, W. Va ., will speak at revival services at the Middleport First Baptist Church April 411 , 7:30 each evening and 10 :15 a.m. Sunday , April 11. The Rev . Mr . Murdock came out of World War II wi lh an attitude of ' 'eat, drink and be merry " and in the next few)\ ars spent his time in building businesses. and. buying homes. In Jan uary , 1950, he became converted while listening to a radio gospel service and began · cond uct in g evangelist ic serv ices in jails, missions and churches. In October, 1956, he sold his home and most of his businesses and took over !he superi ntende ncy of the Charleston Union Mission. This was after his ordination to the ministry at the famous Bellevue Baptist Church in Memphis, Tenn. In addition to his work at the mission , he has found time for a regular schedule of outside rev ival meetings in West Virginia and Ohio. Spec ial music will be featured each evening of the reviva l. The Rev . . Peter Crandall. pastor, extends an invitation to the public. ffiANQUILITY WITHOUT TRANQUILIZERS . Amtrica is a pill-popping society. Used for multitudinous reason.l , the pill is consumed for ever·y imaginable cdndi tion ' and insurance. and situation known to ma n. People tak e pills to go to sleep, they lake pills to slay awake. People lake pills to pep lherrtup , SQUARE DA NCE Satur· they lake pills to slowthem down . People take pills as a dietary day at Wilkesville Legion suppliment, they lake pills as a reducing agent. People take Grove sponsored by Wilk espills to kill pain, they take pills to escape boredom , and some ville Women's softball team · l<lke pills to "end it all " in death . from b to 12. . SUNDAY' An unlearned country preach er was asked to give 'an impromptu talk about which pilt he believe ~o be the· best INDEPENOENT remedial age nt a person could use. After some thought, the old BASEB ALL Sun day, ·2· p.m. 'DOUGLAS G. POPE al Portl and Elementary pre acher said, "Welt, now, you Ulke this here 'Cos-pill ' - it · ,.. School with Portland Bandits AA Douglas G. Pope, will cure anything i " That counlr·y preacher was right i The Gospel is good news League opposin g Middleport Uuit cd Stales Navy , for everyone 1 Faith in God and a trUst in resources beyond the League: public invited. gdillualed from the Naval limitations of self can bring tranquility to life without the use FIRST PUI.L of the season Air Tec hni t· ul Trai~ti n g will be held Sunday by lhe CL'nter in a\•iat.ion . stru(_'- of tranquilizers. Sh ips sailing the Atlantic sometimes are tossed about like Tuppers Plains Pony Pullers tural mecha nic hydraulics Association at 1 p.m. at Bllrtraining at Millington. . chips by mountainous waves during a storm. How different il 30 show grounds spulh of -· Tenn., on March 19. After is with th e icebe rgs which lie calm in troubled waters. About Tuppers Plains. Walch for spending 10 days visiting eight-mnths of an iceberg is below the ocean surface. Shjps signs. RefreshmenL,. Public "ith hi s fam il )', Mrs . ride mostly on lop of the waters . While the ships are tossed to welcome. Nan cy PnpC' 1 Ton i an.d and fro d,uring a storm , the icebergs glide pladdly lbrough the SERV ICE PRESENTED MONDAY Tru cy of Middleport, Pope heaving sea, becau se the greater part fo the iceberg reaches ".The Prop hets" a singing POMEROY CHAP'TEH 80 gr oup of the Bradbury rcport<•d to his new port of the deep of the ocean where there is calm . · Royal Arch Masons special duty at K in ~S\-' ill e, Texas, ll i.s when we reach beyond the surface waters of life w,here Church of Christ. prese nted convo ca ti on Monday , 7::l0 on March 30. . the winds of strife churn the waves of anx ie,ty, fru stra lion, and the Sunday evening service. p.m. at Masonic Temple to dissappoi nlment, that we find peace and contentment in the Mike Mi ller . led confer lhe mark master and depths nf a faith that will hold us ~teady, even in difficult congregational singing with pctst master degrees . times. . . . . spec.ial music by "The RUTLAND GARDEN Club Anx.tettes, wornes, and fruslr atrons all belong to doubt and Prbphets" 'including "Ge l All and· Dr ew Webster Post, OflOrS Sfe athetsrn . Israel Mowshowtlz sard, "!:eace IS the end resultij,nd Excited," "Wha,l A Time we American· Legion. will be · product of love,, ~ecunty , and trust. You can have tranqutllty- will Have Over There" and canvassin g Ru tl a nd for / t I wtthoutlranqmhzers when·you, trust m God . "Jesus is Coming Soon." contributions for cancer fund Randy Haynes gave the n next week beginning Monday. sermonette. The si nging REVIVAL SERV I€ ES J..:~h group is composed of Kathy Monday through April 10 at ·~ SC 00 Mi ller, accompanist, Handy Eagle Ridge Church, 7:30 Haynes, Mike Miller, Kevin p.m. The Rev. Edsel Hart will EAST MUGS - C. A. King, Rodney Bailey , Desi be the evangelist. Featured Goodi ng, pr in t:i pctl , an· Jeffers an d David Cole. singers Dan Hayman and nounccd lhc ll1inl nine weeks McDaniel Trio along willr honor· roll for· the Eas tern others. Public invited. J unior and Senior Hi gh MASON, W. Va. - Ruth t\nn' Hendri ckson , senior at BIRTHDAY NEAR MIDDI.CPORT GARDEN School. Named to lh c roll were: Wahama High School won a Mrs . Mae Pearson will be Club , 7:30 Monday , Mid7th gr:ule $2,500 scholarship in the 22nd celebratin g her 89th birthday dleport Firemen's Lounge, Tract Sayre ! AI: Dale Annual American Electric on Monday, April 5. Cards Ron Mills, New Lexington , Ohio Stale Forestry Service, Connollf .Jim Bahr, Mary Power Educa tional Awards may be sentlo her at Route 2, Sexson. r.reg Wigal, Hay competition. Racine, 15771. will be the speaker. She is the daughter of E. T. MEIGS COU NTY ·Salon Werry . Melanie Root, Bar710, Eight and Forty, home of bara Wells, K;il hy Pooler, Hendrickson , stores super. Mrs. Lula Hampton, Monday, Rick Long, Den ise While , visor of th e co nstructi on 7:30p .m. Mrs. Zuelelia Smith Rt charcl Bea rh s, Tarnrn i department at the new plant . be in g built by the Apto have a memorial service . Starcher 1BJ. palachian Power Company Rth gra de Te resa Girl seoul cookies to be DO ITlOURSELR Spencer · 1 AI : T<xld Bisse ll , near New Have n. Apdelivered. Bottle cajl!Hite to "STEAM"CLEAN lOUII CARPETS ••• Becky Edwards, Tim palachian is a part of the • be turned in . RUTH ANN HENDRICKSON THE PROFESSIONAL WAY. ' Enevolclse n 1BJ. AEP System . Rent thE> fantastic new Up. & ' Frcshnwn Seven sons and daughters Out H'ydro· Mi sl Machine for Sherri Starcher, Dawn of Appalachian employees president, melilber of . the s upe ri or c:a rpet dean inll . Lt1nsc ns a nd ' Sordcn , Debb ie Spencer , received awards this year Honor Society and "Who's r~mu ve s tlirt , previSusan Hannum , Kay and 32 awards were made in Who Among High Schpoi om;shampoo re ~ idue , and cip to 90% o( the Balder son; Hu sly Wiga l, the AEP System . During the Student. ." She was voted moi ~ turr. in j ust one • Cin dy Pitzer· 1A1: Betsy 22 years of the program , "Most Likely To Succeed" in step. Save money .. . gel rt:!!ul18 j u.'lt like a Riffle, James Ryan, Lauri sch olarships valued at her senior class. pruCeSJ~ional ! Matthews, l.llwrence Pooler, $554,400 have been awarded. She is enrolled in the Randy Keller, Terry Brown , The $2,500 awards this year cooperativ e ed ucat ion .Joe Boyles, Vida Weber 1D1. are to be applied toward the program at Wahama , which Sophomore fr eshman and soph omore allows her to do lab work. at years of college. C h ~ r y l Griffin , • Dav id Pleasant Va lley Hospital and The public is invited lo Brown 1A1: Becky Windon. · Miss Hendrickson plans tQ at the FoQte Minera l Comattend dedication ceremonies Jim Steele·. Di ana Massa r: maJOr in c hemistry a t pany . · of the new Buckeye Hils Lori Youn g, Tam my Piltzer, Marshall Uni ve rsity in CAreer Center on SUnay, Cindy Seyoc . Doro thy Huntington. The AE:P Aprllll , beginning at 2 p ~m . Runyon i ll 1. sc holarship is added lo the Special guest and guest ,Junior Betty Crocker Schola1·ship . AVAILABLE fOR RENTAl. CONDITION ,SEHIOUS speakers include Dr. Martin ' Marl in Evans. Jennifer Award which she won earlier. Mrs. John (Rose Ann ) Sebo W. Essex, Superintendent of Gainer. Car olyn Harp er , • She is Stud ent Council of Pomeroy. InJUred in an Pl!blic Instruction. State of Suzy Goebel, Kevin Barton, aut omobil e a c ciden t Ohio. Dept. of Education Teresa Duckl ey, J a net F.N.JOY SHOW recently, is out of intensive and Or. Bryl Shoemaker, Ambr ose. Juli Wh ite head Syl via . Carman , Tammy care al Sl. Mary's Hospital in Ohio Director of Vocational I AI: Kathy F'ollrod, Barbara Blake and Carol Morris of lhe Hun tin gton alt hough she Education. . , Henderson, John Henderson, HARIMA.~E Rock Sprin gs area were reportedly remains in a semiThe facilities will be open Teresa Edward s, Tam my lhose attending the coma . Mrs. Sebo is in room Mason , W. Va . w the public. Refreshments Filch, Mark Grossnickle, Jeff among Meigs-Gallia Exten sio n 601 2 and the only visitors will be served.. Hedr ick , Bonnie Wood, Servi ce sty le show held permitted are members of Mon ..Thur. & Sal.8-l:JO Buckeye Hi ll s Career Teresa Carr, Pam Congrove, • Fri . 8-8 Wedn esday night at th e her family. • Center is loca ted between Rl. Pa m Spu r lock. Ba r bara Creek High School. Kyger 35 and Rt. 32.5 on old Rl. 35. Henderson, Susan Henderson 18 1. SPEAKER ILL Senior CHESTER - A misfionary Edn a Boggs, Cri ssy NOW YOU KNOW speaker sche~uled at the Monlan, Diana Pu llins, One os trich , the largest Wind on, . . Cathy OFFICE: S: 9:30 to 12 , 2 to 5 (CLOSE Ches ter Churc h uf lh e Patricia . bird now Jiving, weighs as· Nazarene for Sa lurday Ma~ey 1A1; Pam Millhone, much as 48,000 bee humAT NOON ON THURS. l-E AST COURT not be appearing Julra Sc?ul tz , Kathy Newell , • evening will mingbirds, the srn~llcsl birds . . Debbre Sanders, Bei;;y Allisin the world . • because of Illness. bary, Barbara Andrews 1 D1. H ll d E M• a as e:tgs h 1 CINCINNATI ·- Thirt yfour power plants with a combin ed ge neratin g capacity of 27,000 megawatts are currently in operation al ong the Ohio River , and eight more facilities with a generating capacity totaling · over 23,000 megawatts , abOut 87 percent of the power of the present plants, are now planned or under con struction . These fa cts are disclosed in " 'l'h~rmal Discharges to the Ohio 'River/ ' an evaluation of the impact of the heat emitted to the Ohio River from power plants . Th e report, recently published by the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commis sion, (ORSANCOI , includes a . complete inventory lof the power plants operating allmg the Qhio River and examines the effects ~f their discharges in relation to river flow, air temperature , and the rivet's · aquatic life over a recent. ten year period of record .. The information contained in the report was gathered at the behest of the Ohio River · slates. According to ORSANCO Commissioner Ralph Rickard , w)lo is Assistant Commi ss ioner fo r the Environment for the Indiana "State Board of Health , Indiana first pointed out the need ,for the investigation because citizens of the state expressed concern over the • 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., ~'riday, April 2, 1916 numbers of power plants sites along Kentuclty's reach already installed along In· of the Ohio. Under these diana 's reach of the river . c ir c um s tances , the Pickard further · slated that e~a lua ti Q n of past and because the report resear· present thermal effects ches heat generation and contained .t.ithin the report operating rates of power will · aid Kentucky in plants, it offers Indiana a assessing .whether or not valUable mechani sm · for water quality and aquatic life assessing the environmental will be affected in coming effects of the plants in the years when plans fOr power light of Indiana's present plant construction, are energy requirements. realized. In Ohio, construction is now Thermal Discharges may well underway · at· many be obtained from' Ohio River power plant sites. Com- · Valley Water Sanitation missioner Ned · William's , Commission, 411 Walnut Director of the Ohio En· Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 15202. vir onmenta l Protection The report also soon will be Agency has pointed out that available from the National since the report discusses - Te chnical Information temperature emissions in Service (NTIS ), Springfi eld, relation to thermal discharge • Virginia 22161. regulations and the system (lpr granting permits to plants which comply with acceptable standards as well as moni toring necessary to determine fu ture com 100% pliance,it provides Ohio with useful a.nd currently apSOLID STATE plicable guidelines. For Ken tucky, the p'ltblication of the report is particularly timely , according to Commissioner Kenneth 0 . Gibson , a senator of that Commonwealth and Chairman of the Agriculture and Na tur al Reso urces Committee. As Thermal Discharges estab li shes , Quasar WP -3820MU color additional or new con- TV Fe-a ture s: 13 ' inch struction is slated · for the di agon a l portab le co l or future at nine power plant TV ; . QMX -1 chassiS i' S~lURD~Y & SUND~Y r---------, ueln Us te\ebrat~ tome n I" . . .. t"ns Galore Barga Throughout QUASAR The .Store! s; For All , four imUiated leather vinyl ish. · Pl)one 446-4848 WERNER 992-2039 Mrs. Milllrd Y1n Meter Ph. 992·2039 Ph . 992-!711 "A TOTAI:NEW LOOKn "DON'T MISS IT" - MIDDlEPORT, OHIO TO BE GIVEN AWAY SUNDAY, APRIL 4 RCA 12" BLACK & WHITE PORTABLE No Purcha.se Necessary-Need Not Be Present To Win • ' ~ CHECK THE MANY *************************** DOUBLE BELTED . . .. * EARLY BIRD SPECIALS DELUXE CHAMPION ® 5• •6.95 Sib. •2 •39 . SUPER MANURE bag Aprilll PICKENS. CO. ' .. Lawn Ume so lb. bag - Feb. price NOW $25.00 27.25 28.25 29.25 32.25 33.25 36.25 540.00 42.00 42.70 44.40 48 .95 51 ·.05 54.95 57.60 50.30 52.35 56.25 58.40 61 .05 S28.50 30,50 31 ..50 32.50 35.50 37.50 40.50 42.50 36.!!0 38.50 41 .50 42.50 44.50 33.25 34.25 37.25 38.25 40.25 All prtces plus ' 1. 75 to ' 3 .14 F.E.T. and old tire . ' NEW & USED . ..(, • .OORDLESS TRIMMERS &HEDGE Q.IPPERS GREENHOUSE SPeCIALS •CABBAGE PLANTS WHEEL BAlANCING-FRONT END ALIGNMENT POMEROY • PH. 992·2094 •CAULIFLOWER eHANGING BASKETS a ' ' •SCULPTURED· CANDLES _,.__, ,. • eTER.RA SAND & .GRAVEL ,J., I' - per pot -. $129JP9.S1 49 f I ' • •BROCCOLI . ' ' eCOLUMNEA •NEEDLEPOINT IVY SHADE HOUSE BUYS . .. - \. ' ' eHEAD lETTUCE PLANTS •HANGING POTS eSlRING OF PEARLS ~MACRAME POMEROY HOME & AUTO •29.95 SUPER GLADIOLUS •••••••••••••••••••••• toi-•• 52.24 eHOBBY KITS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ILROAD Tl · PERENNIALS •CANDLES ... * SJ.25 STRAWBERRIES•• i~~ •• 204 WHITEWALLS NOW 50 lb. bag --~~:::~--=-~~.r~YROPONIC GARDENS ' COME ·IN AND BROWSE A78-13. Blackwall. Plus s1.75 F.E.l and old tire. -- l • Gypsum A COMPLETELY REMODELED SPACIOUS GIFT SHOP BLACKWALLS A78 -13 S36.00 878 -14 37.80 C78 -14 38.45 E78 -14 40.00 F78-14 44.10 G78-14 45.95 H78 -14 . 49.50 -J78 -14 F78-15 . 45 .30 G78 -15 47 .10 H78 -15 50.70 J78-15 52.50 Ll8 ·15 54.90 13.39 ... GIFT SHOP SPECIALS as low as •.. 5 pk, BULK SEEDS - our February prices Feb.price TREE FOOD STAKES PLANT STAKES .$ "PURCHASED FROM ELLIOTT APPLIANCES" fertilizer - ·Dandelion and Weed COntrol ~ Compl~te . Line of Garden Tools - Burpee Seeds - ·Ortho Chemicals .Grass Seed - 4~ ·cu. ft. Yard Cart - Clay Pots & Saucers WE CARRY ACOMPLETE "' LINE OF SCOTTS PRODUCTS ~ REGISTER FOR FREE TELEVISION SET Complete Landscape Design and Contracting ~ervice With Guaranteed ...."" Size • RADIO &TV PomeiOJ Flower Shop A rca I I ~· grra t dra I on tlw l it'< ' drsignl'd with long m iiP:1 g(' in n1ind! Doubh• fibcrg la>s-b<·li and polycsl<•r cord bod y comb in<' for long w<'n r n nd sl rr tlgl h. 4 Miles West ~f Gallipolis Rt. 35 1C s ; lur\1\ui~r Dedication CereffiOflleS • • • • WE'LL GROW ON ·YOU FORMERLY SMELTZER GARDEN CENTER . • ~ Co lo r scholarship ' ·' -- , Results,-Both Commercial and Residential W ahama senior wins AEP's N. 11ert~-t!f4el'o pictu re tube; pre-l ocus electron ic len s: 100 Pet. solid·sf ate [<'"'""i with three circuit Qui n tr i iC FLOWER$ SPONSORING DANCE Parents Without Partners, Rollin g Hills Chapter 838, will sponsor a dance Saturday, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Moose Hall in Point Pleasan t. All single parents, members and non-members, are invited. Mu sic will be by Tex Harrison and th e Valley Boys. Admi ssion is $4. • eHOLLYS •PRIVET ~' ·~ARF •BlACK PINE eFRUIT TREES MATERIAL •JACKSON-PERKINS ROSES · Many More Varieties I �THE SALVATIO N ARMY 11 5 Butternut Ave , Pom eroy Envoy and Mrs Rav Wtn tnQ , offi c ers '" charge Sl.lnd.,y hOitness mee t.n9 POME POMERO Y TRINITY Re v Perr.n pastqr Sunda-v sehou l Supt Ch u ~ch school 9 1; am worSh ip sen11ce 10 24 am Youth choi r rehearsal Monday 3 30 P m under dlrec t1on of Mary Siounner sen ior choir rehearsa l 7 30 ll m Thursday With Mrs Paul Nease d1rector POM ER OY CHURCH OF THE NAZAREN E Corner U n1on and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Henderson pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Glen McC lu ng SU p! m orn tng worSh tp 10 30 am eventng serv1ce , 1 30 m 1d week service Wednesday 7 JOp m GRACEEPISCOPAL - Th e Rev H11rold Deelh rec tor Church ser v1ces 10 JO am Holy communton ftr s t Sunday of month chur ch sc hool 10 30 a m tor nurserv throuoh 12 Roy W H Mayer POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rtchard Evanson pastor Btble schoo l 9-:30 a m • worsh1p 10 JO a m lldult worstpp servtce and young people's meet1ng 7 30 P m Comb ined 8 1ble study lnd pra yer meettng , Wed nesd1y , 7 30 p m HOLJNESS ESLEYAN C HURCH Harr 1so nv1ll e-;' J.l ev 0 De ll Manley , P,1stor Hc llr y Ebltn Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday School 9 30 am Even 1ny wor sr11 p 7 30 p rn Prt~ ve r .a nd Prtt 1se servtc e Thu rsda y 7 JO p m syRAcusE F 1R sT CHU RC H OF GOO - Rev George Oil er pa stor Sunday school 9 ~ ~ am mernmg pr e achtng \ 1 ~ a. m e\langel ~ ~~ <se rv iC e 7 30 p m Prayer mee tmg Th ursday 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHUR CH OF CHRIST , 200 W Maml st Jerry Paul m 1n 1s te r P t:~ one 99 1 7666 Con se r\lat 1 v e non mslrum enta l Sunday wor shtp 10 am Btble study r 1 ~ rn wor shtp 6 p m Wed ne sday Btbl () slUdy 7 p m e~ RUTLAND FREEWill BAPTIST - Roger Turn er Pil!tor Sunaay school 10 a m Morn lng sen1ce 11 a m Sunday evening s~ r v1ce, 7 30 p m Wedncsdi!ly Bibl e Sludy Wedn esday 7 30 D m OLD OEXTE~ BI BLE THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wtntng oft cer CHRISTI AN CHU RCH - ~e\1 Ron ferry pas lor Sunday In charoe Sunday 10 am school 10 a m Mr s Wor ley Holmess meel mg 10 30 am s uper rntendcnt Sunday Sc hool Young Fran c ts Morn 1ng wo rshtp 1\ a 111 Peo ples Leg on 1 p m Thursday 1 10 J p m Lad 1es Sundd 'r' event ng serv ce 7 JO GRAHAM UNIT E D Mome Leagu e , 7 p m Pre p Prea chmg METHODIST classes ltrS I and Sll'COiid ST PAUL LUTHERAN 9 ) 0 i1 rn CHtJRCH , Co rn e r of Sund ay s ol eac h mon th th trd and fourth Sundays eac h Sycam ore and Second 51s Pom ero y Tt]e Rev W l~ tam mon th wor sh p serv 1cc at 1 30 Mtddl eswa rt h Pastor Sunday p m Wednesday e\lenm gs at School at 9 45 a rn and 7 JO Praye r and Btb le Study SEVE NTH DAY AO Church Serv tces I I a m SACRED HEART == Rev VENT IST Mulberry Hetghtr. Paslo r Father Paul D Wel ton Roa d Pomeroy pa stor Pho ne 99 2 11125 Gerard Seton Sabba th School Cla ra Saturda y even tng Mass 7 30 S uprr •nt en d ent Mc inty r e Sabba lh Sc hoo l Sunday Mas!> II and 10 a rn Confession Saturday 7 7 J(J Sal urday afternoon at 2 00 wllh Wo r s htp s e rv tce om foll owi ng a1 J 15 ~ POMEROY FIRST SAP TIST - Rev Ra lph Zund el RUTLAND FIRST BAP pa s tor Wtlltam Wa tso n TIST CHURCH - Rev Roge r Sunda y school supt Sunday l-ord Jr pasto r Dr ewy school 9 JO a rn BYF 6 Go re supt 5und ay school p m B1b le s tudy Wed 9 JO am morntng wor s htp nesda'll 7 p m choir pra cttce 10 J5 ,; m Wed nesday 8 30 p rn THE HILA ND CHAPEL BURLIN GHAM CHURCH Geo rg e- C.H o pa sto r Sunduy - ReY Bobby Elk1ns pa s to r ~ c hoo l I JO am ev en111g Sunday school I 0 a m wo rshtp 7 JO l h urs da y worsh1pse rvlce I I a rn and 7 even p m Wednesday even1ng pm 11 g prny cr serv •ce 7 JO S!CIIIU 7 pm POMERO Y FIRST RACINE APOSTO LIC SOUTHERN BAP T I ST - 182 RCH Thoma s L Mul be r ry Ave a,fftl ra l&d CHU Holmes pas tor Evanqt;! ,st c w1l h S B C Gary Basham scrv1 ce 'wnday 7 30 p m Sunday school sup t !Jun day praye mcc 1mg Tuesd ay 7 30 school 9 30 i'l m mo rn tng P m rBtb worshi p 10 30 am eventng 7 .!0 pIll lc sl ut:l y Tb ur sclay worsn1p 6 JO p m Bt bl e MIDW AY COMMUNITY stud y Wednesday 7 JO p m CHur ch at Lang svt11c FAIRPLAY CHAPEL Sunaay School 10 a rn Bib le located on Metgs County st udy Wednesday 7 JO p rn Road I off eithe r 325 or 124 Church se rvtces Saturd ay a• Pa s 1o r R~ The ron 7 30 p m You th mee 11ng s a1 Durham Sunday School 10 Ros c. oe and a m worshtp ser . . tce 7 30 7Betpndam Fi wtlh fe rea ders p m Sunday ,P raye r mee ting Tu ~s d ay 7 JO p m FA ITH TABERNACl E youlh serv 1ce 7 JO p m Bat ley Run C HUR CH Fr ldll y Road RC\1 Emme rt Raw son pas •or Hand ley Dunn su pt Sunday sc hoo l 10 a m Sunday c vcn1ng sc r vtce l 30 S1 bl e teach ng 7 30 p ml Thur sday Point Rock News Notes By Wanetta Radekln Judy Holhday, Dexter, Kathy Walgron , Hamden and Pam Kmg, Jackson The hos tesses se rved a beauto fuil y decorated ca ke, frutt punch a nd nuts The gr oup e nJoyed games a nd presented many mce gofts to the guest of honor Mrs Genevra FosU!r a nd da ughter E moly Turn e r , Al bany, spent an eve non~ wo th Mrs F oster's son, Mr and Mrs L D Cottnlle V1 ctor Kent and Bnan ~ Morross were weekend guests of theor grand parents, Mr and Mrs Marvon Morross They were evenong cailers at the home of Gary and Floyd H olhday sc hool YP SM p m 10 am , SIJ nda y 10 30 Eloise a m l eader Adams 7 30 ~a l v a lto n meettng Lad le!. Home LUgue 12 noor 10 1 p m Thur sda y prayer me(' tmg and Btbl e study Thvrsctay 1 30 p m MIDDlE PORT MT MORIAH Corner r ounh M t CICII eport Jr an a Ma i n Rev pastor 9 30 B~PTIS T ­ a m H enry Key Sunday Mn. Baumgardner supi Sc hool Ervtn Morntng worshtp 10 45 a m JEHOVAH S WITN ESSES ....... L<Hry C rnahrtn mln t s t er ~ t e c t u r~> tower Su,aoay 9 JO am ~tudy prestdtng Btble Watch 10 30 am " Tu esday Btble s tvdy 7 JO p m Thursday mtnt sl ry school 7 JO p m servt ce mee lltlg 8 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CHUR CH OF C HRI ST IN CHR ISTIA N UN ION - - Lawr ence Ma n tey pa stor Mrs Ru ssell Young Sunday School Supl Sundc1y Sc hoo l 9 JO am Event ng worshtp 1 30...., Wed n esday pray er mee lmg 7 JO p m MT MOR IAH CHURCH OF GO D - Ra cme Roure 2 rh e Re v James M Mu ncy pa s tor Sunday school 9 45 am mornmg worshtp 11 am e~enmg worshtp , 7 30 Prayer meelmg Tu esd ay 7 30 p m Young peop le s mee lmg 7 JO p m Thursday M IDDL EPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner S Klh and Pe le r Palmer th e Rev Gr and al pa sto r Danny 1 homf)son s up e r tnl end e nl Sun da y Schoo l WMPQ RiHitO prog ram 7 45 a m Sunday Sehou l 9 15 a m Mo r ntng wo rshtp 10 IS a m Youlh acttv tltes and f ellowsh p for ru n to r a nd se ntor ht Qh slu den ts 6 p m Sunday cvcntng wors hrp 7 30 p m Mrd week pray e r s er vtces Wednesday 7 30 p m CHUR CH OF CHR IST , Mt ddl eporl 5th ahd Matn Ceo r gc Glaz.e , mtniSler J am es Shee t s super n lendent Bt bl e school 9 30 il m mo rn my wo rsh p 10 JO am eventng wor sht p 7 JO prayer servtc e J p m ~We d nesday " • MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZAR ENE - Re\1 Do n Cole pasro r Mr s Mary La th ey ~ u nd ay sc hoo l s up! Sunda y sc hoo l 9 JO a m morntng wo rsht p 10 JO a rn Sunday evang eltslt c meeti ng 7 30 p m Prayer mee tt ng -~ed n es day 7 30 p m UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNT¥ - Ow 1ghtl Za\Htz dtrector - HARR'fSDNVoLLE PRES BYTERIAN Rev Ern e sl Slr tc kltn pa st or Sund a y church school 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee s.up t mo rn tng wo rsh tp 10 JO MIDDLEPORT - Sunday sc hool 9 30 am R1chard Vaug han s up! Mo rn1 ng worsh p 10 30 a m SYRAC USE Mor n tng wo r shtJJ 9 a m Sunday sc hoo l 1() a m Mrs Sa mpso n Ha ll sup t RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Rev James D Guyn n paslor Sunday sc hoo l 10 a m Sunday worsht p II a m Sunday cvenmg se r v1ce 7 p m Wednesday worshtp ser vtce 7 JO p rn HAlEL COMM UNil Y CHURCH Near Long Bo ttom Edsel Han pas tor Sunda y sc hdol 10 a m Ch urct'l 7 JO p m prayer meellng 7 JO p m Thu rsday MORSE CHAPEL 9 AS a,. m Sund ay evenmg Worsh tp 1 ~ a m Church WOr'Sh1p 7 p m 'iChOOI 10 a m - TUPPERS PLAINS PORTLAN D - Wor ship CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7 10 p m Church School 9 30 Euqen c \JncJnwood p!lsto r a 1H Coldwf ll J Sunday SUTTO N - Church School 'Howdrc.l 1 chool '1 upl ~ unday School 9 30 o , m Wo rshiP 1st and Jrd 9 JO it m Mo rn •fl9 sermon Sundays 10 JO a m ro 30 a 11 1 Sunday evenmg NORTHEAST CLUSTER se rvt ce 7 p m Rev Robert Meece LETART FALLS UNITED Pa stor URETHREN Rev Den nts Creeg ar, f- r r eland Norr• :s pas tor Ass oc Muti ster f loyd Norr is supt Sunday JOPPA - Wo rsh1p lOam hool 9 30 a m mo rn ing Chur c h School9 am Prayer sc se rmon tO 30 t~ . m Praye r Mee llng Va~ dn e s day 8 p m scrv 1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m LONG 80TTOM - Wor CHESHIRE CHUR CH OF sh1p 9o am Sunday Schoo l GOD PROPHECY - G P 9 oJ5 a m Pra yer Meettng • ~ nH t hOFpastor Sund ay School WednE!sday 7 30 p m Arl.hl!r Henson 10 a m NORTH B~THEL Supl Mor.nlng Worsht p 11 Wqr sh tp 11 a m Churc h am Yo ung Peopl es serv1ce Sc hool 10 a m 7p m Evening ser v1ce 7 JO ALFRED - Sunday Sc hool p m Wed nesday Mid Week 9 45 a rn Wo rshtp II a rn Serv tce 7 30 p m , Prayer meettng Wednesda y Prayer You th meet tnQ e JO p m 7 oJ5 p m UMW 3rd Tuesda'll Evenmg wo rshtp 7 30 p m 8 p rn. CHES TER CHURC H OF REEDSVILLE - Sund&y TH~ NAJARE NE Rev School 9 30 am Worsht p 7 30 He rb ert Gra te pastor Pm Pra yer Mee llng 7 30 Wors p serv tce 11 am and P m Tuesday UMW 1 30 1 30 h1 p m Sunday Sunday pIll 1st Thursday Sc hool 9 30 a m R tChltrd SilVER RIDGE - Wor Ba rton s up t P"'rayer m~e tm g, shtp 10 a m Churc h School 9 Wed nesd ay 7 30 p m am ~ BRADFORD CHURCH OF TUPPERS PLAI~S 1S T Jack Perry Wo rS.h •p 9a m ChurctiSchoo l CHR mmts ler Sunday Schoo l 9 JO 10 am KENO CHURCH OF a m , mornmg ch urc h 10 JO CHRIST - George Freder tck a Ill Sunday even 1ng ser\l•ce s. upl Ser v1ce week ly 9 30 R7 p30mp m Wed nesd ay ser vtce am on ~ tJnday Preac htng lAUREL CLIFF FRE"'E t rs1 and lhtr a Sundey s of month by Clt ft ord Smtih 9 JO ME~HODIST CHURCH Rev r loy d f Shoo k pas tor am HQB SON CHRISTIAN lloyd Wrtgh t Sunday Sc hool UNION - Darre ll Ooddr tll Supt Mo rn ing Wo rShip 9 3() pastor Sunday School 9 JO a m Sunday Sc hoo l 10 20 a 1/1. ednesday Prayer and a 111 .leonard Gtlrnore ltr st m eldl'r eventng se r vtce 7 30 Btb ll' Study 7 30 p m Sunday p rT1 Wednesd!3y pr aye r C\lentng wo rshiP 7 JO p m C ho~r Pra c11 ce Thu rsday 7 p rnce tmg 7 30 p rn MT MOR IAH CHURCH OfDEXTER CHURCH OF GO O - Rae ne Route 2 1The Rc\1 Char les Hand paslor CHRI ST - Char les Ru sse ll Sr mm1Sier No r man C Wil l Sunday sc hool 9 t5 am Sunday schOo l 9 30 mo rn tng wo rshtp II am su p! E11en 1ng servtces Tuesda'll a m worsh 1p serv tee 1o 30 a m Btble study Tuesday rm ('l Fr iday 7 30 p m BEARWA LLOW RIDGE 7 JO p m REORGANIZED CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST - Doug l.:i eaman nHntsler Bt bl e OF JESUS CHRI ST OF mornrng LATTER DAY SAINTS study 9 10 am Ra ct ne Road worsh tp \0 30 a m eve11 1n g Por tland wors h1p ~ p m Wednesday Wllltam Rou sh pastor Den ny Eva ns Sunday Sc hool tltqhl l"tb le study 8 p rn Dtrector Sunday Schoo l, 9 30 ' KENO CHURCH OF a m Mornt ng worshtp 10 30 CHR 1ST George a '" Sun day e\lenmg servtce Su nday f p m Wednesda y even tng F red ertck supt morn tng serv ce 9 JO a m praye r se rvtces 7 JO p m wt th preach1ng on f1rsl and BETHLEHEM BAPTIST thlfd Sunday of mo nt h b-.- Rev Ea rl Shu ler p as tor Worsh tp se rv1ce 9 30 am Geor ge Ptckens Sun day SC hOO l 10 .;] O am STIVERSV I LLE COM 6 1ble i!UOy ano pr!!Y._e r MU NITY CHUR CH - Sunday se r,.t.!,fe Thursday 7 30 P-: msch oo l se rvt ce 10 am CARLETOI'( - CHURCH -=Praye r mce \lng Thu rs day 7 • Kt ngs bury Road Ga r y Kr ng p 111 Sund ay event ng se rv 1ce P<1stor Sunday sc hool 9 JO 7 om ' am evenmg wo rsht p 1 JO ZION CH URCH OF P m Prayer meelmg We d CHR IST Pomeroy nesday 7 JO p m Ha r r ts onvt lle Road M ke LONG BOTTOM Gtrton pa stor Bill McElroy Sunday school su pt Sun day CHRISTIAN - Bruce Sm !lh Wal lac e Dam ewood school 9 30 a m mo rn ng pastor B1ble School 9 30 a m worsh tp and co m mu n• on , Supt 10 30 a m Sunday e"Venlng Preac htnQ servtce 10 d5 am yout h Chr tSI1an En deavo r No evenrng seru•rP HY SEL L RUN FREE 6 30 p m wor shtp ser viCe 7 30 p m Wednesday METHODIST CHURCH eventn g prayer mee ltng and • Rev Paul Nevil le paslor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Btble s ludv 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN MOrning Serv iCe 10 30 a rn CHURCH P ne Grov e The you lh se r vtce 6 15 p m Rev Wl ll tam Mtd dl eswar th Eva ngel1st c ser \1 ce 7 30 p m Pa slor Church Servtces 9 JO Prayer mee tmg Th ursda y 7 JO p m cl tn Sunday Sch ool 10 30 a 111 FREEOOM G OSPEL BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRtS T - Btble Sc hOo l 9 30 MISSION at Ba ld Knob Rev a m mo rn tng wo r Shtp 10 JD E J Grlfftth supt of church a m Sunday eiientng wors h p Re"V L R Glu ese nc amp se rvt ce 7 p m chorr pra ct ce pastor Roger Wt ltfred Sr Wednesday 7 p m Rev Jeff Sunday Sc hoo l sup1 Sunday schoo l 9 JO a m praye r Ranso n Pa stor ANTIQUITY BAP TIS T - mee ltng Tuesda)' 7 JO p m Rev r ree land Norrt s pastor voulh mee ttng 6 p m Sunday leaders Ada Van Meter and Sunday school 10 am Chu r c h se rv tce • 7 p m Grell a Suttl e Sunda, evenmg W~dnesday H1bl!! Study 7 wo rsh tp 7 p m !tHough Wtn ter monlhs · pIll JIMBITION and !!EPJJ!fffiGY FRIDAY , APRIL 2, 1976 5 DO-Bon anza J, Family Aifalr 8. Soar Trek 15 S JG-Ada m 12 4, 13 News 6 Bever ly Hl ll~ll l les 8. Elec tnc Company 20 33 6 oo- News 3 4,8 10 13 IS. ABC News 6, Zoom 20.33 6 30- NBC News 3 4,15. ABC News 13, Andy Griffith 6, CBS News 8 10, Hodgepodge Looge 20 . Ca rrascolendas 33 1 DO-Truth or Con sequences J, To Tell The Trut h 4. Lawrence Welk 8 Bow long for Dollars 6 Avlatoon Wea ther 33, News 10 Don Adams S.,creen Tes t 13 Family Affaor 1S Ohto Journal 20 7 3G-Porlc r Wagoner J , Treasure Hunt 4, Candid Camera 6. Evemng E"ditlon wtth Mad1n Agronsky SHe LOOKS, YEARS YOU N G~I': ­ R I6HT t GRE AT SCOTT " 11>/HANT FACE· LIFT" IN 1\ e.oTTLE: THEN THE FO~Io\ULA WORTH FAR M(:' RE T H '"'~ HALF A V! I LL IO ~ ! PEOPL~ II/ILL PAY ANYTHIN6 Zadtwitz best of old timers FOR 4 411 K 5 4 2 II 7 I t AK f 7 ... J 9 J WI.S'I MT HERMON 11 4 4 7td "oloA 2 olo KQ HIH 5 Ncttlu.: t vu tu crctbl l' to ons . Of course, each of us has our own tndtvtdual goals - al l dtfferent tn p ro portoon and nature And, each re· quores a d tfferent amount of energy to be reahzed If we fa ol , we should exert more energyt For thos aboloty to keep Toone degree or another then, all of us are constantly ustng up our ondovtdual energy supplies To tackle the fresh challenges and problems of each tomorrow, we need a depend· able source oj unfaolong power Such contmuous power ts a lways avatlable to you wothon the supporting bonds bf the Church Ph 949 9~91 Diilll 992 32lol LOHSE PHARMACY Pomeroy U'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE LITT ANNIE-NO ~~~~ ~~~~ S 1fR'Rli: N DE R LITTLE BILLY IS THE f1'RfE CT LITTLE lAD TO TAKE THE HEARTS Of ALL HUMAHih' BY ,.---=~ STORM - I M SURE . •' BETSY ROSS BAKERY . MARK V STORE MEIGS TIRE CENTER ao • Q lO xxxx • xu tJ xx • x WOi id 'O OU!d elect W,>ideon,Jf vvn Zedtwttz undllllllOu sly • Wa i<l y h,os heen a round a long toone He os re spo nst bl e oppos ote partner's open ong bod of one dta mond A F loroda reader has suggested tha t you should r~spond one spade woth a part score of 60 We agree woth hom In our old bndge player rn the PEDDl ltlii Boodgc League has ARE DHLY S HARING r'y" E s=-=,: '"'' " .!I most every lott e there os HIM - THI N\( WHAT 1l CAN MEA HH"-VE and In dddtt 10n must be 'THOUGHknow n today .os lhe gocat O F ll · Iema n of brodge P lc1y1 ng rn s1x no trump ld y <oun ted II easy tt ocks spa des two tn ear h red and four clubs I he 12th <.: ould come on a dta mund flnt.•sse 01 a squeeze Wa ld y wooked out " squ eeze lha l mea nt he wo uld pock up HIM YOU THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS LOAN CO. . . I Da d 5 Premantal affa tr 11 Golden calf pr ev1ous answer and general ly on all res pon ses, thos He column assumes there 1s no . par t score VVhen the re os a part score, you should modofy some of your bods to a llow lor ot (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN s end $1 to Wrn a t Brrdge , cl o thr s newspaper P 0 Bo x 489 Radro Crt y S!at10n New Yo rk N Y 10019) ' REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES 214 E Ma on I have Pomeroy Ph 992 5130 spnnqs are shot ttqht schedule' on t hts one anljwaLj 1 ljOU feed BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT 100 E Ma on the doq Ph 992-3486 50 Pomeroy late? BEN FRANKLIN STORE Allend the Church of Your Choice Pomeroy Ph 992 3498 . RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE 1'11-\ I\.OT YoUR. TYPICAL ST"ARLEf.'r ~ Homellle Saws Ph. 98S,3308 j NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE IJ Kerm's Korner ' (' RACINE PLUMBING &HEATING I " He1 l" Dealer Thord St Ph 949-5961 . McClURE'S DAIRY ISLE Locust 51 ...• F rne Food & Servtce • ' Mrddteport Doal9'12 5248 THAm MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church and Office Supphes- Gifts 99 Moll St Moddleport ' ' THE DAILY SENTINEL a' i . LOWEEZV·· . . I GOT SOME PLUMB JUICY GOSSIP FER \IE . WILKIN$9N'S Sma ll Engine Sales & Service 498Locust St . Middleport . . Ph m -1092 ' ' YOU rAN RENT THIS SPACE ~ ~ - FOR '2!0 AWEEK r -.n+ - .,_-+- i I'M SURE IT WILL BE A NIGHT &HE WON 1T500N fORGET • 'I Unmamble the•• loor Jumbles, one letter to eath square, to form four ordonary worda. it : 1 One letter s1 mplv st.mds for ,1 no th er In th 1s sa mple A JS u ~ed for thr three I. ~ X for the 1\\ o O's C'tr Srn slc let ters il postrophes tlw length :mel formnt10n of lh C' \lo rc\s r~rf' ;til hrnl s Eac h d I} the rode lctl rrs .1re dtffe rent LE FVY E YHVFA F'VY LF STRRVVT . r I S T g.. II BLYK (() Uf76 Kina: Feat.W"n Syndic:•\~, Inc.) THESE HAVE BEEN THE LONGEST SIX WEEKS OF M'o' LIFE OF COURSE , AN ACCIDENT LIKE Ti-l lS MAKES 'IOU TH !Nij: [j rx J I C'RVPTOQ UOTES WNLFA - S VFYM LAF T Yesterday 's Cryptoquote: IN A MOMENT OF INSIGHT YOU CAN PERCEIVE EVERYTHING, BUT IT TAKES YEARS FOR EXACTITUDE TO GIVE IT EXPRESSION. - JOSEPH JOUBERT ;. 10 oo-Bert DAnge lo 6 13, Carol Burnell 8, 10, Soundstage 33 11 oo-News 3,4,8,10,13 ABC News 6; Wally 's Workshop 15. Janakl 33 11 15-Movle " Uo Perlscop" 6 11 30--M!!vle : 'Su iJi v~u s Empire" 3 Weekend 4, 15: Movie "The Night of the Grizzly" 8 Movie "Lost Command' 10, Movie "The Inv lslble Man Returns ' 13 1 oo-Movle "A ny Second Now" 4. ~mmy and Company 6 J 1s-News J, Movl• " The Man Who Cried Wolf" 13 1 3o-"Don Kirshner s Rock Concert ~. Movie " Will Success Spoil Re<k Hunter?" 10 t As-Movie "The Jackpot" 3 3 oo-Movle "The Evil of Frankenstein" 4 ABC News 13 J 30--Movle ' Genghls Khan" 10 4 30--Movle "The Grapes of Wrath " 1 4 As-Movie "Taggart " 4 ~lYMJ]l~®!:.::::!:!::!c EKVOW R .' 29 Conswner crusader 3D Angry 31 Jewelry wetgltt l3 Horne of song 36 Skipper's journal 37 Bench B A ILY fRYPTOQ U OTE - Here's how to work AXVDLBAAXR os I. 0 N G F E I. L 0 W B KV ..' Midway Market-Pomeroy Ph. 992-2582 Bob's Market-Mason Ph. 773-5721 . POMEROY, OHIO Ph P92 21 56 IN ~ACT.L I KNOW 1HAT NCJmlNl? IN TH E 1\0RLD WOU LD KEEP MDmER AWAY FROM THE 11MOON LADY " MLLNOW I I -- ' KIND OF ACCEPT ON P.JEHALF OF MYSELF ANI? MY MarnER I " FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 2 Convemen1 Locations VERY YOU , A LIBTAIR I 24 Tttular 10 Wtthdrew 16 Nut 19 Harder to find 20 Amertcan snake 22 Massenet opera 23 Yellow Hammer State 32 Bertha or Ben 33 Swedish county 34 " - of Good Feehng" 35 Weot ftshmg 37 TV p ersonably 38 " Sweet Molly" ll •" l<ermol Walton Pomeroy Yesterday's Aaswer vian I KNOW THAT IN YOUR COUNTRY NO UNMA!<l<IE:[) LADY IS EVER SEGN WlrnOOT H~R VEIL~!- Chester ~0 Malt vmegar 41 Sharpen DOWN l2 ' - Bovary'' I Ornamental 13 Hood loop I~ Vosogoth 2 Ven erate king 3 Battle for 15 Mtne politocal extract control (2 wds) 16 Favorong 17 Three, on 4 Wholly Itaha 5 Resow-ceful 18 Harness 6 Angelic headwear rmg 20 Thorough7 Harem room fare 8 AU-out 21 - and Fox encounrer lndtans (4 wds ) 22 Crude 9 Arabtan chteftam's suiftde domaon lllll<lw-e 23 Smus cavttles 25 Yearned 26 " TWo Women" Oscar wtnner 27 Born (Fr 1 28 Astan rt ver 29 Scandina- .992 21S6 Groceries & Gene ra l Me rchandise Ph 949 5772 RACINE FOOD MARKET KINGSBURY HOME SALES SERVICE, INC. O n Januar y 2 1 , we oecomm ended a pass woth by THOMAS JOSEPH AC ROSS 39 Gtrl s name Racrne SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT . ~~'JJIJ~~ v rr;:oH=O=W =R,IG=H=l=Y =O=U=A=R~E-;1::;:----IllOI e t h.m dll yu ne else fo r the' 9Ul YOU ARE ri OT SlH cess ol 1he A rn eJi ct.~ n Co n BUT WAID CROSS SONS STORE . POWELL'S SUPER VALU JN r P ,1ss P~ss ~nv \ ule '" lo the best VQd J ModdiotiiJot . - THE SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Chester, Ohoo BIG JIM'S PWA J" GOEGLEIN READY MIX GAUL'S MARKET BAKERY r there was an automi.l ttc . ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Rae me hN So uth Bl Oswnld & James Ja co by YO U ARE i31G EHDU6H TO . P 1s s J< .ts l Opl.'nt ng te,nt - 4 by The Amencan Bil>le Society Copy11gr1119715 Keisler Adverllsmg Stlrvtce Inc Strasburg Vugmlto . North 1·1\tss Scr ptules sl!lecled Wtth the hope it woll , on some measure, foster and he,lp sustaon that who c h is good on family and community life, this feature os sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. \Vco,; t 1 Sf\TUROAY, APRIL 3, 1976 6 oo-Sunrtse Semester 8.10 6 30--Fi lm A Matters of Life 6 , TV Classroom 8. Treehouse Club 10 , Kenl ucky Afie ld 13 7 oo-sat urda y Report 3, AG USA 4. Eddie Saunders 6, TreehouseCiub8, U S Farm Report 10, Groovle Goolles 13 7 30--Bullwlnkle J. I Dream of Jeannie 4, J etsons 6. Vegetable Soup IS; Harlem Globetrotters Popcorn Machine 8. Man From C 0 S I 10. Make A Wish 13; Mister Rogers 20 8 oo-Emergency P lus 4 3,4, 15 , Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13, 6,13, Pebb les and Bamm Bamm 8, 10, Sesam e Street 20 • 8 JO--Josle a nd the Pussycats 3,4,15, Tom and JerryGrape 6 Ape 6, 13, Bugs Bunny Road Runner 8, Bugs Bunny and Frien ds 10 9 oo-Secref Lives of Wa ldo Kltt 3.1.15. Electric Company 20 9 J()-Pi nk Panther J,A, 15, Adventures of Gil ligan 6, 13, Stooby Doo 8,10, Mister Rogers 10 10 0()-Land of the Lost 3,4,t5. Supe r Friends 13, Hot Dog 6, Shazam Isis 8..110 Se~a m e Street 20. 10 JO--R un, Joe, Run 3,4, 15, Big Blue Marble 6 11 00--Return fo the PIShel of th e Apes 1,4,J5, Speed Buggy 6 13 Space Nufs 8,10. Electrlt Co mp•ny 20 11 3()-Westwlnd 3,4,15, Oddball Coup le 13, CBPA Bowling 6, Ghost Busters 8,10 Mi ster Rogers 20 12 0--Llberly 3,4,15 , Valley of the Dlnos•urs 8. 10, Action News for Kids 13. Vegetable SOiip 20 12 30- Go USA 3,A, 15, American Ba ndst•nd 13, VIewpoint 8. Fat Albert 10 1 30--Green Acres 3, Champions 4, Soul Train 6, Champions 8, Children' s Film Fesllv• l 10, Wrestling 15 , Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 i jo-Davld Niven s World 3: Friends of Man 7. Next ueneration 13, Blogra~hy 33 2 OQ-Greafesf Sports Legends 3, Probe The World ' Around us 4, Friel'l.ds of Man 6 To Be •nnounced 8,15 , Urban League 10, Cancer Is If Your Time? 13, Fljln 33 2 J()-Joe Garaglola 3,4, 15, David Niven' s World 6 , Tennis 8,10.' Hogan's Heroes 13, Val iant Ye•rs 33 3 OD-Outdoors with Julius Boros 6, Rola nd Marlin• Fishing 13 Family At War 33 3 Jo-Movle "Father Was a Fullblack" 3. Pro Bowling 6, 13, Goll 4,15 4 ()().-41esourceful West Virginia 33 4 30--Sports Spt!ctacular 8,10 , Let's Grow a Garden 33 5 oo-Fl!l J, Wide World of Sports 6,13. Bobby Vinton 4 , To Be Announced 15 What's Cooking? 33 5 30--Adam 12 4, Guppies to Groupers 33 6 oo-News 3,4,8,10, Goll 6,13. God Has The Answer 15. Black Journal 33 6 30--NBC News 3 4,15, Rhod8 8, CBS News 10; Lilias, Yoga and You 33 7 oo-World At War 3, Lawrence Welk A,15, Hee Haw 6,8 Firing ~ lne 33, In The Know 10. News maker ' 76 13 1 30-Treasu re Hunt 3 Las I of the Wild 10 Nashville On The Road t3 a oo-Emergency I 3, 15, Almost Anything Goes 6, 13, America on P arade 4, Je fferson 8 10, Rivals ot Siler lock Hoi mes 33 8 30--Doc 8.10 9 oo-Movle " The Man Hunter' " 3,4,15. SWAT 6,13, Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10. Austin City Limits 33 9 30--Bob Newhar t 8,10 li e JUSt oa n Ius clubs One <ioa mond went fo om dummy on the fouo th clu b a nd on the lof th club WQSI ha d to come dow n to two do a nronds to hold a spade The I,ost s pade was thrown from dummy a nd , sonce East had to hold a heart , dummy s three do amonds had to be good "' A {i lo DUDLEY'S . tr c.:~rt s II AK2 +8 4 tryong - on the lace of g reat odds can• lead eventually to success c~sh squeeze SOUl II P. J. PAULEY, AGENT 0 II QJI098h'• • () 5 t l0 9oJ2 CHURCH Langsville won a second heart and cd th ree spa des lie the n noted th a t soncc Wes t could only stop spades an d r~a s l onl y FAST I Ill • 97 • 11o a t "' RAC INE CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE - Rev Jo hn A th e queeu of dtamond s tn cro hco h,md li e won lilt' for s1 hea rt knot kL'tl oul the ace of clubs ~Oitlll Ambtl oon . os strong tn some people The y have the unoque abohty to def one thetr goals tn lofe and th!IY are able to channel theor skolls and energy on order to real tze these ambt· 20 , $25 000 Pyram id 10. To Telt The Trulh 13, Pop I Goes The Counlry 15 , EV• ck Perspective on the News 33 • 8 oo-Sanford and Son 3,A, I5, Donny and Mar ie 6,13; Sara a, Wash l nglon~ Week In Review 20,33 . World of the Beaver 10 .., 8 JO--The Practice 3,A,15. Wall Street We~k 20.13 9 oo-Rocklord F lies 3•• ,15. Movie 'A Fistful of Oollan" 61 3. Movie " He ller Skeller ' 8, 10r F. Iring Line 20. Masterpiece l heafre 33 10 oo-Pbllce Story J,A, 15. News 20, Paul Nuchlms JJ 10 JQ.-o-Avlallon Weather 20 11 00-- News 3,4.6,8 10 13 IS ABC News 33 11 JO--Joh9ny Carson ],A ,15, Rook ies 6, 13 , Mo vie " Farewe ll Frien d ' 8. Movie Terror In the Ju ngle" 10, Janak I 33 12 40-- Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6 Ironside 13 1 ()()-Midnight Spec ial 3,4, 15. Movie Macabre" 10 1 40-- News 13 2 JO--News 3 Mov ie ' Kinq Kong Escapes" 4 3 oo-Movle 'Cafe Metropo le" 3 ' oo-Movle 'The Sergeant Was A Lady" 4 4 Is-Movie " Claudia and David " 3 5 J()-Movle " Gun Law ' 4 6 oo-Movle The Coun(y Chairman" J WIN AT BRIDGE 5 SUCH A MI ~A q~! ' OF THE UNITED • MIDDLEPORT PEN Mrs Ora Proffott ts on TECOSTAL - Thtrd Ave !he Co ffman pa s to r Sunday BRETHREN IN CHRIST Vetera ns Memoroal Hospotal Gerald Re v James H Leach paslor Rev Wil ltarn Kn tie l pa..s tor Sc hoo l 9 JO a m Rona ld Dugan Sunday SchOo l Wells supt Mo rnmg Wo rshtp Sund ay school 9 30 a m for lest.o! sup l 10 30 a m Sun da y even ng Russe ll Spen ce r Supt Classes tor al l ages Mrs Dorothy Johnston, Nat1onw rde Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 7 30 Prayer Wo rs htp serv tce 10 45 a m eventng serv1 ce 7 JO Btb le worsh tp Pomeroy vosoted her stster 107 Sprong Ave Pomeroy s tudy Ned nesaday 7 JO mee •.n g ~ed n esday 7 30 p Ev entng wor sh p aller na lmg W1lh C E at 7 30 p m on p m you lh ser\lt Ces Fr tday m D>a l 992·23 18 and famtly , Mr and Mrs G Sunday Pray er mee ltng 7 30 1 30 p m RACINE F IRST BAPT IST P m We dn es.day Al fr e d A Radekm and Tona on M I DDLEPORT Don L Wa lk er Pas tor FREEWILL BAPTIST Ron nte Salse r Sund ay schoo l Wolfe la y leaoer Sunday Mrs Johns ton and WHITES CHAPEL Corn er Ash and ~ Piurn Noel supl Sunday SChOOl 9 JO Mrs Rad ekln ca lled on Roy Herrm ann pasto r Sa tur day am mo rn tng worsht p 10 40 Coo l ... t11e R D Rev Dee ter pastor Sun day"'school even ng serv 1ce 7 JO p m Genevra Foster on the Russell a m Su nday even 1ng Two locafmns m wo rsh tp serv 1ce Sunday schoo l 10 a m wo rshtp 7 ~0 Wednesday 91030Jll aam Nw-sms Home on Albany ~9 N Second 51 Btbl e s1 ud y an d Moddleporl, 0 Sunday evenmg worsh1p 1 30 C\l en tng B1 ble study 7 JO prayer ser vtce Wedn es day 46 Court 51 pm Mrs F os ter wtll be Galhpohs, 0 DANVIllE WESLEYAN - 7 30 p m MEIGS celebratong her 95th borthda) f.lev Lelon Glasure pas tor RUTLANn COOP ERATI VE PARI SH -. un day Sc hoo l 9 JO am the forst of June by recetvmg RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE UNITED you th and tUnto r you th ser S~ISHER & her friends and netghbors at METHODIST CHURCH v1ce 6 15 p m e ve ntng CHRIST - Car l Pea k pastor V H Bral ey, Sunda y school Rob ert T Bumgarner 7 30 p m praye r worShip her home at Poont Rock ' We F til Al l Doctors Prescn pttons D1rector <"nd pra tse Wednesday 7. JO sv pt Sunday school 9 30 a m wo rsh1p and commun 1on , Law-ei Grange held theor pIll POMEROY CLU STER 992 2955 Pomeroy 10 30 a m youth mee tmg , 6 Rov Rob er t Hay den SILVER RUN FREE March meeting at the home p m Sunday even mg ser Re\1 D Wm Sydenstnck er BAPTIST - Miles Trou t of Anna E Turner, Rutland 7 regu lar board CH EST ER - WorS ht p 9 15 pasto r Sunday scho ol 10 v1 ce meeti ng Sat ur day 7 p m rn Chur ch Sc hoo l tO a m a Ten members and one voso tor , a m Steve Lit tl e su pt POMEROY - Wo rsh tp Even 1n g se r v•ce 7 p m Mrs Dorothy Johnston, atRUTLAND COMMUN I TY 10 30 a m Chu rch School 9 15 pray er meet ng Thur sday 7 CHURCH - Sunday Schoo l Lou ts W Osborne tended The group e njoyed a pm a m U MY F IJ JO p m worS hip serv1ce , 1I 110 E Maon Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 ENTERPRI SE - WOrS hip CH~ ~ ~ t~ tHURCH OF a9 30ma m Wed potluck supper before the nesday praye r 9 a rn Ch ur ch School 10 a m GOD- Rev Bobby Por rer meelt ng 7 30 p m youth ' meeting It ~ as an nounced ROCK SPR INGS pastor s unday school 9 JU se rv1ces S'un da y, 7 p m Mr and Mrs Danny Wor sh tp 10 a m Chur ch am worsh •P servt c e 11 the c011nty grange banquet Golenwater a nd c h1dren of School 9 am UMY F 6 30 am eventng se rv ce 7 JO ' Sunday n1ghl worshiP 7 30 would be held at Sah sbury RUTlA~ O CHUFfl11 " you th serv1ce Wednesday Char les ton \\ ere weekend pm FLATWOODS - Wors hip 1 JO p m TH E NAZARE NE - Rev School Aprol 9 Plans were Bakers of Gay 90's Bread guests of hos father and I I <t rn Church Schoo l 10 a m LANG SV Ill E CHR ISTIAN Lloyd 0 Gr trnm Jr pasto r made to hold the Natoonai Mtddleport Sunday school 9 30 am MIDDLEPORT CLUST ER Ph 992-1010 CHURCH l ed Jones famo ly, ~r and Mrs Gay ' Grange Sewong Contest at the \ Rev Robert Bumgarner p<Js lor Sund ay school 9 30 worsh1p ser\1 1Ce 10 30 a m G tienwatcr Other weeke nd broadcast 11ve over WMPO HEATH - Wo rsht p 10 30 a m Roy Stgman supl April meeting She rroe Mtght . yo un g peop les serv ice 6 15 . am Chur ch School 9 30 am mo r nmg worsht p 10 JO g uests at the Golenwater was reported on the sock lost UMYF6 pm ev an ge ltSii Cse r v1ce 7 30 p m ~ unday e"Vc n ng servt ce 1 30 home were Mr a nd Mrs RUTLAND Je llr ey mtd week serv1 ce Wed Praye r meehng WegoesdiJy Pam Holcomb, til€ lecturer, 7 JO p m Mt~ona r y H omer Russell and grandGe rber Prt !:. lor Worshtp ncsda v 1 JO p m presented a pr ogram o( Mrddleport, Ohoo 10 3(] a m Chu rch School 9 JO SYRAC USE CHUR~H OF mee l tng 7 30 p m ft rst daughter of Columbus, Mrs Wed nesd ay of monlh am contests and games AnT H E N A ZA RENE Rev Donna Phtllops of Colwnbus MASON CO UNTY SYRAC USE CLUSTER Dal e Ba ss pastor Bob nllllncement was made that MJ. SO , , Sl llAP TI ST Rev Rtc hard E Jar v1 s Moore , Sunda y sc hoo l supl and Dan Sa nders of Mrs Ehzabeth Jordan, ASBURY - Wo rshtp 11 Sunday sc hool classes for all -.t:cond and P u -:'! Pray Sts Baltomore , Ohoo am Chur ch Sc hoo l 9 50 am ag es 9 30 a m mornt ng r1lan Cra •g pastor :. . .r .. rlay county juvemle ma tron ts worsh tp UMW first Tuesday worshtp 10 45 a m NYPS sc hool 9 tS am Mrs Emma Ledioe had a serv1c e 11 am lram ng i pneumonia patten! at FOR ST RUN Wors.h tp 9 6 30 p m eva ngellstt c ser qw lton g party We"dnesday A 700 E Main e\len tng am Chur ch Sc hool 10 a m Pomeroy v1ce 7 30 p m Pra yer and unton 6 30 p m Holzer Medocal CenU!r potluck donner was served a t UMW lhtrd Wed nesa ay 7 JO ta sting Tuesd ay 10 a m M1d wo rshtp se rv1ce 7 30 p m Doal 992 Z101 Gary Holliday atU!nded an pm wee k prayer ser v1ce Wed Mtd week prayer se r vtce noon Attendong were Mr• FFA Officers Trainmg MINERSVILLE - Wor shtp nes day 7 30 p m men 's Wednesda y 7 30 p m Dorothy Wroght, Mrs Elvtra MAS ON CHURCH OF 10 a m Church School 9 a m prayer meeltnQ Saturday 7 Meeting on Wash m gton UMW lhtrd Monday 7 JO p m p m mtsslonary rneelt ng .t-HRIST P 0 BoJ< 487 Mdl er Barr , Mrs Adroa Woilcox, C011nty SYRACU SE Chu rch se cond Wednesday 7 30 p m ~ ~ Ma son w Va Sunda y Mrs Donna Morns and the Btbl e Stud y 10 am Wo rShip Sc hool 9 30 a m Worship . : UNifEO FAITt-j NON The Slore wolh A Hea rl Luther Harvey Is a patoent I I am and 7 p m B1b le Stud y ser v1ce 1 30 p m hostess, Em ma Ledlte DE NOMINATIONAL Rev Ra e me Ph 949 3342 We dnes day 1 p m in Holzer hoopttal Vocal SOUTHERN CLUSTER Robe r! Srnt lh pas tor Sunday mUSIC Everyone ha d a noce ttme Rev Howard Sh1 ve ley • Mrs . Dana Batl ey has 9 10 a m class school i= IR ST SO UTH E RN Re\1 Steve n Wil son qwltong and vtsttong Mel'S County Branch leade r Leo Htll worsh tp BAPTIST returne d home from Corn er ot S ~con d Re\1 Zeli a K:r usJewsk• s.crvtce 10 30 am church Mrs Elvtra Barr was a and A nde rson Mason Pastor BETHAN Y - IDorcas.l Untve r s tly Hos pttai on Wtll ler Cloud sun dav schoo l Sunday dmner guest of her Wo rsh p 9 30 ~ Chur ch I ~pD n>EN UNITED 9 15 am Columbus where she had worshtp servt ce II School 10 J O am son and famoly Mr and Mrs R THREN IN C~URI ST ­ a n1 and 7 30 p m Weekly & heart sw-gery CARMEL ..::_ Church Sc hoo l B Eld'fn R Blake pas tor Bt bl c s tudy Wednesday 7 30 Ph 9'12-3863 296 W Second Pomeroy l..arry Bar 9 30 am Worsh tp 10 JO a m Judy Holhday spent a mght Sun<t1ay <i choo t 10 am pm 2nd and 4th sund ays MU!rnoon caller s were Mr Howa rd McCoy s upt MASON ASSE MBLY OF recently with her gtrifroend , APPLE GROVE - Sunday Mornt nq se rmon 11 am GO O Dud dmg Lan e fo.ilason a nd Mrs Dua ne Barr and Sc hool 9 30 .;~ m WorshiP 7 30 ~u nday Bonnie Jewel ntqht ser vrces Ches ter 1 conant p m lsi and Jr d Sund ays Chr stu1n End eavor ~ 7 JO W Va HEINE~'S Wanetta Radekon called on son , Shawn of Oak Hoil Pas tor s unday Schoo l 9 tS Prayer meehng Wednesd ay p 1)1 ~Q nq Sf'r\IICC ll p m a n t C/"1 Ud l""e n " Ch urch 6 4 ~ 1 30 p m r el low sh tp supp er Pn (H.htn q B JO p m Grace 1\orner who has been Bakers of Good Bread M 1d Mrs Dorothy Ha nley llr s t Sa turda y 6 p m UMW pn Younq Peo ples SN\I tCe \' cr \.. f"'r a yer me e11 ng confined In her bed for the Huntington, W Va 6 15 p rll Ev ~l~C i tSit< recetved word of the seroous 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m ~e dn e s da y 1 p m Ray Sc rvtce J 30 p m Wom en s past two weeks woth a heart tlln ess of he r grandson , EAST LEl"ART - Chur <ih •ddn1 s Ia) leader MISSIOna r y Counci l 10 am Schoo l 1st 2n d 3rd ~ un day s ailment JE SUS ftr sr and th ird Tuesdays CHU RC H OF Jackt e Han ley of Moddleport 9 30 a m Fo urth Sunday CHR 1ST I ocatcd at Mtss Clemma Vale of He os a patoent at Holzer 10 30 a m Wo r sh 1p 2nd • Rutland on New Ltma Roa d Pr aye r an d Jl. •ble 51udy W(ldnesday , J fOp m , Sunday 7 JO p m 4t h Sunday ncJ< I lo r ores l Ac re Park Cardington vost ted Mr and Medoca l Center I • 9 30 a rn Prayer Meet ng Rev Ray Rou se pa s to r Mrs John Holliday Donna Morros Is oil wo th Wednesda y 7 30 p m UMW Rob ert Mus!:.er Sunday School Moddleporl, Ohoo Is! Tu~ sda y 7 30 p m li AR I r C~ I 1 1ii1r H 0 1 Mrs. Nellie Vale of Rutland bronchoal pneumonoa Sup ! Sund ay SChOOl 10 30 WESLEYAN - (Ra crne ) tHRIST tn Ch r t..> lt (ln l l! 10n am wor shtp 7 30 p m llt bl e called on Beatrice Rhetnhart Dena Hoffman os medical ' Sunday Sc hool 10 am S!Udy Wednesctily 7 , 0 p m Th e r<cv Wrlltlllll Cttmp b ~ll and Wanetta Radekm P•l Stor Sunday School 9 30 patoent at Holzer Medocal Wo rshrp 11 am Jr UMYF dl11rctay II Htt I I r , , ~C' r Wednesday 3 JO p m Btble 'J I I ) J\) p I ' 1:1 11 1 Ja mes HJJg hes supt Miss Nancy Ha r tle y, ((e nler Sludy Thursday 7 p m Ch01r ev trn111g ser vtce 7 l O p m HEMLOCK GROVE Athens, and Mrs Sara " The Friendly Folks" Practtce Thu rsday 8 p m Wt!dnesday evening prayer Mr and Mrs Dwtgh t CHRISTIAN Roger , ' LETART FALLS - ChUrc h Watson pasto r Wa ll ace lll(lt:HI !19 7 30 p m You lh Cheadle, Albany, h onored Brown of St Ablans, W Va , Pomeroy, Ohio ' choo t ls t 2nd Jrd ~ undays Bradto rtl supt prcJyCr SNVICC each Tu esd ay orn ln9 Mill Tina Radekin wtth a spent a week~nd wtth Mt' and 10 15 am 4th Sunday 9 IS worsh1p 9 JO, churchm school FA I~ VJEW B I BLE . , " am Wo rshrp lS I '2nd Jrd 10 30 ' peraonel bridal shower at the Mrs. Frank Young and Mr young people 's CHURCH Lctarl W Va Rl Sun days 9 IS a rn dlh metf tng , 6 30 P m • evtnino I Rev Georg e Ho schar Hartley hoqte Others at- Brown a ttended the Masonoc Sunday 7 30 p rn PAs tor '• und ay Schoo l 9 30 worsh ip, 7 30 p m • . B•ble MORNING ' STAR a 11 1 Pra YPr and Stbte study tending were Kathy Cheadle, Lodge at Harrtsonvolle and & study , Wednesday , 7 30 p m 7 10 p 111 c opag e Prayer Wo rShiP 9 JO am , Chu rch Cheryl Radekin, Wanetta Sunday School at the Chw-ch MT UNI ON l31\Pl1~ 1 1 · T.ne-cTnestln Mobile Homes School 10 JO a m , Mid Weell. Rev R D Brown su ppl y Ser vice 1 1.1cs day 10 am 1100 E. Mai• _ _ Pomeroy Ph . 992-7034 Radeldn, Albany, Avanel and of Chnst at Rutland Wonhtp l «J rv•ce Thu rsday Serv tee Wedn-esday 8 p m pastor , Sunday school SU D I , 7 JO p n1 j , Television .. log for easy viewing I I tJ Now uranp tht clreled letleno to form the ourpriH Anlwer, u IUI(OitH b11h0 aboro cutoon, I ,.IISMISIMSWIUII I [II IXX II I J YnteP'II•f • ' • Jumbl<oo MANGY I Aft• wen (Aalwen to-...nwl GrANT INDUCE OPPOSE A tWill loti dut to lltt dttd of a ml•dlt VOM• tltlhl- AN ' IIIP·ACT' IT FORCES '{OU TO TAKE A CLOSER LOOK AT 't'OUR OWN LIFE IT MAKES 'IOU WANT TO ASK WE!:iTIONS t �THE SALVATIO N ARMY 11 5 Butternut Ave , Pom eroy Envoy and Mrs Rav Wtn tnQ , offi c ers '" charge Sl.lnd.,y hOitness mee t.n9 POME POMERO Y TRINITY Re v Perr.n pastqr Sunda-v sehou l Supt Ch u ~ch school 9 1; am worSh ip sen11ce 10 24 am Youth choi r rehearsal Monday 3 30 P m under dlrec t1on of Mary Siounner sen ior choir rehearsa l 7 30 ll m Thursday With Mrs Paul Nease d1rector POM ER OY CHURCH OF THE NAZAREN E Corner U n1on and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Henderson pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Glen McC lu ng SU p! m orn tng worSh tp 10 30 am eventng serv1ce , 1 30 m 1d week service Wednesday 7 JOp m GRACEEPISCOPAL - Th e Rev H11rold Deelh rec tor Church ser v1ces 10 JO am Holy communton ftr s t Sunday of month chur ch sc hool 10 30 a m tor nurserv throuoh 12 Roy W H Mayer POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rtchard Evanson pastor Btble schoo l 9-:30 a m • worsh1p 10 JO a m lldult worstpp servtce and young people's meet1ng 7 30 P m Comb ined 8 1ble study lnd pra yer meettng , Wed nesd1y , 7 30 p m HOLJNESS ESLEYAN C HURCH Harr 1so nv1ll e-;' J.l ev 0 De ll Manley , P,1stor Hc llr y Ebltn Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday School 9 30 am Even 1ny wor sr11 p 7 30 p rn Prt~ ve r .a nd Prtt 1se servtc e Thu rsda y 7 JO p m syRAcusE F 1R sT CHU RC H OF GOO - Rev George Oil er pa stor Sunday school 9 ~ ~ am mernmg pr e achtng \ 1 ~ a. m e\langel ~ ~~ <se rv iC e 7 30 p m Prayer mee tmg Th ursday 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHUR CH OF CHRIST , 200 W Maml st Jerry Paul m 1n 1s te r P t:~ one 99 1 7666 Con se r\lat 1 v e non mslrum enta l Sunday wor shtp 10 am Btble study r 1 ~ rn wor shtp 6 p m Wed ne sday Btbl () slUdy 7 p m e~ RUTLAND FREEWill BAPTIST - Roger Turn er Pil!tor Sunaay school 10 a m Morn lng sen1ce 11 a m Sunday evening s~ r v1ce, 7 30 p m Wedncsdi!ly Bibl e Sludy Wedn esday 7 30 D m OLD OEXTE~ BI BLE THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wtntng oft cer CHRISTI AN CHU RCH - ~e\1 Ron ferry pas lor Sunday In charoe Sunday 10 am school 10 a m Mr s Wor ley Holmess meel mg 10 30 am s uper rntendcnt Sunday Sc hool Young Fran c ts Morn 1ng wo rshtp 1\ a 111 Peo ples Leg on 1 p m Thursday 1 10 J p m Lad 1es Sundd 'r' event ng serv ce 7 JO GRAHAM UNIT E D Mome Leagu e , 7 p m Pre p Prea chmg METHODIST classes ltrS I and Sll'COiid ST PAUL LUTHERAN 9 ) 0 i1 rn CHtJRCH , Co rn e r of Sund ay s ol eac h mon th th trd and fourth Sundays eac h Sycam ore and Second 51s Pom ero y Tt]e Rev W l~ tam mon th wor sh p serv 1cc at 1 30 Mtddl eswa rt h Pastor Sunday p m Wednesday e\lenm gs at School at 9 45 a rn and 7 JO Praye r and Btb le Study SEVE NTH DAY AO Church Serv tces I I a m SACRED HEART == Rev VENT IST Mulberry Hetghtr. Paslo r Father Paul D Wel ton Roa d Pomeroy pa stor Pho ne 99 2 11125 Gerard Seton Sabba th School Cla ra Saturda y even tng Mass 7 30 S uprr •nt en d ent Mc inty r e Sabba lh Sc hoo l Sunday Mas!> II and 10 a rn Confession Saturday 7 7 J(J Sal urday afternoon at 2 00 wllh Wo r s htp s e rv tce om foll owi ng a1 J 15 ~ POMEROY FIRST SAP TIST - Rev Ra lph Zund el RUTLAND FIRST BAP pa s tor Wtlltam Wa tso n TIST CHURCH - Rev Roge r Sunda y school supt Sunday l-ord Jr pasto r Dr ewy school 9 JO a rn BYF 6 Go re supt 5und ay school p m B1b le s tudy Wed 9 JO am morntng wor s htp nesda'll 7 p m choir pra cttce 10 J5 ,; m Wed nesday 8 30 p rn THE HILA ND CHAPEL BURLIN GHAM CHURCH Geo rg e- C.H o pa sto r Sunduy - ReY Bobby Elk1ns pa s to r ~ c hoo l I JO am ev en111g Sunday school I 0 a m wo rshtp 7 JO l h urs da y worsh1pse rvlce I I a rn and 7 even p m Wednesday even1ng pm 11 g prny cr serv •ce 7 JO S!CIIIU 7 pm POMERO Y FIRST RACINE APOSTO LIC SOUTHERN BAP T I ST - 182 RCH Thoma s L Mul be r ry Ave a,fftl ra l&d CHU Holmes pas tor Evanqt;! ,st c w1l h S B C Gary Basham scrv1 ce 'wnday 7 30 p m Sunday school sup t !Jun day praye mcc 1mg Tuesd ay 7 30 school 9 30 i'l m mo rn tng P m rBtb worshi p 10 30 am eventng 7 .!0 pIll lc sl ut:l y Tb ur sclay worsn1p 6 JO p m Bt bl e MIDW AY COMMUNITY stud y Wednesday 7 JO p m CHur ch at Lang svt11c FAIRPLAY CHAPEL Sunaay School 10 a rn Bib le located on Metgs County st udy Wednesday 7 JO p rn Road I off eithe r 325 or 124 Church se rvtces Saturd ay a• Pa s 1o r R~ The ron 7 30 p m You th mee 11ng s a1 Durham Sunday School 10 Ros c. oe and a m worshtp ser . . tce 7 30 7Betpndam Fi wtlh fe rea ders p m Sunday ,P raye r mee ting Tu ~s d ay 7 JO p m FA ITH TABERNACl E youlh serv 1ce 7 JO p m Bat ley Run C HUR CH Fr ldll y Road RC\1 Emme rt Raw son pas •or Hand ley Dunn su pt Sunday sc hoo l 10 a m Sunday c vcn1ng sc r vtce l 30 S1 bl e teach ng 7 30 p ml Thur sday Point Rock News Notes By Wanetta Radekln Judy Holhday, Dexter, Kathy Walgron , Hamden and Pam Kmg, Jackson The hos tesses se rved a beauto fuil y decorated ca ke, frutt punch a nd nuts The gr oup e nJoyed games a nd presented many mce gofts to the guest of honor Mrs Genevra FosU!r a nd da ughter E moly Turn e r , Al bany, spent an eve non~ wo th Mrs F oster's son, Mr and Mrs L D Cottnlle V1 ctor Kent and Bnan ~ Morross were weekend guests of theor grand parents, Mr and Mrs Marvon Morross They were evenong cailers at the home of Gary and Floyd H olhday sc hool YP SM p m 10 am , SIJ nda y 10 30 Eloise a m l eader Adams 7 30 ~a l v a lto n meettng Lad le!. Home LUgue 12 noor 10 1 p m Thur sda y prayer me(' tmg and Btbl e study Thvrsctay 1 30 p m MIDDlE PORT MT MORIAH Corner r ounh M t CICII eport Jr an a Ma i n Rev pastor 9 30 B~PTIS T ­ a m H enry Key Sunday Mn. Baumgardner supi Sc hool Ervtn Morntng worshtp 10 45 a m JEHOVAH S WITN ESSES ....... L<Hry C rnahrtn mln t s t er ~ t e c t u r~> tower Su,aoay 9 JO am ~tudy prestdtng Btble Watch 10 30 am " Tu esday Btble s tvdy 7 JO p m Thursday mtnt sl ry school 7 JO p m servt ce mee lltlg 8 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CHUR CH OF C HRI ST IN CHR ISTIA N UN ION - - Lawr ence Ma n tey pa stor Mrs Ru ssell Young Sunday School Supl Sundc1y Sc hoo l 9 JO am Event ng worshtp 1 30...., Wed n esday pray er mee lmg 7 JO p m MT MOR IAH CHURCH OF GO D - Ra cme Roure 2 rh e Re v James M Mu ncy pa s tor Sunday school 9 45 am mornmg worshtp 11 am e~enmg worshtp , 7 30 Prayer meelmg Tu esd ay 7 30 p m Young peop le s mee lmg 7 JO p m Thursday M IDDL EPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner S Klh and Pe le r Palmer th e Rev Gr and al pa sto r Danny 1 homf)son s up e r tnl end e nl Sun da y Schoo l WMPQ RiHitO prog ram 7 45 a m Sunday Sehou l 9 15 a m Mo r ntng wo rshtp 10 IS a m Youlh acttv tltes and f ellowsh p for ru n to r a nd se ntor ht Qh slu den ts 6 p m Sunday cvcntng wors hrp 7 30 p m Mrd week pray e r s er vtces Wednesday 7 30 p m CHUR CH OF CHR IST , Mt ddl eporl 5th ahd Matn Ceo r gc Glaz.e , mtniSler J am es Shee t s super n lendent Bt bl e school 9 30 il m mo rn my wo rsh p 10 JO am eventng wor sht p 7 JO prayer servtc e J p m ~We d nesday " • MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZAR ENE - Re\1 Do n Cole pasro r Mr s Mary La th ey ~ u nd ay sc hoo l s up! Sunda y sc hoo l 9 JO a m morntng wo rsht p 10 JO a rn Sunday evang eltslt c meeti ng 7 30 p m Prayer mee tt ng -~ed n es day 7 30 p m UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNT¥ - Ow 1ghtl Za\Htz dtrector - HARR'fSDNVoLLE PRES BYTERIAN Rev Ern e sl Slr tc kltn pa st or Sund a y church school 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee s.up t mo rn tng wo rsh tp 10 JO MIDDLEPORT - Sunday sc hool 9 30 am R1chard Vaug han s up! Mo rn1 ng worsh p 10 30 a m SYRAC USE Mor n tng wo r shtJJ 9 a m Sunday sc hoo l 1() a m Mrs Sa mpso n Ha ll sup t RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Rev James D Guyn n paslor Sunday sc hoo l 10 a m Sunday worsht p II a m Sunday cvenmg se r v1ce 7 p m Wednesday worshtp ser vtce 7 JO p rn HAlEL COMM UNil Y CHURCH Near Long Bo ttom Edsel Han pas tor Sunda y sc hdol 10 a m Ch urct'l 7 JO p m prayer meellng 7 JO p m Thu rsday MORSE CHAPEL 9 AS a,. m Sund ay evenmg Worsh tp 1 ~ a m Church WOr'Sh1p 7 p m 'iChOOI 10 a m - TUPPERS PLAINS PORTLAN D - Wor ship CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7 10 p m Church School 9 30 Euqen c \JncJnwood p!lsto r a 1H Coldwf ll J Sunday SUTTO N - Church School 'Howdrc.l 1 chool '1 upl ~ unday School 9 30 o , m Wo rshiP 1st and Jrd 9 JO it m Mo rn •fl9 sermon Sundays 10 JO a m ro 30 a 11 1 Sunday evenmg NORTHEAST CLUSTER se rvt ce 7 p m Rev Robert Meece LETART FALLS UNITED Pa stor URETHREN Rev Den nts Creeg ar, f- r r eland Norr• :s pas tor Ass oc Muti ster f loyd Norr is supt Sunday JOPPA - Wo rsh1p lOam hool 9 30 a m mo rn ing Chur c h School9 am Prayer sc se rmon tO 30 t~ . m Praye r Mee llng Va~ dn e s day 8 p m scrv 1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m LONG 80TTOM - Wor CHESHIRE CHUR CH OF sh1p 9o am Sunday Schoo l GOD PROPHECY - G P 9 oJ5 a m Pra yer Meettng • ~ nH t hOFpastor Sund ay School WednE!sday 7 30 p m Arl.hl!r Henson 10 a m NORTH B~THEL Supl Mor.nlng Worsht p 11 Wqr sh tp 11 a m Churc h am Yo ung Peopl es serv1ce Sc hool 10 a m 7p m Evening ser v1ce 7 JO ALFRED - Sunday Sc hool p m Wed nesday Mid Week 9 45 a rn Wo rshtp II a rn Serv tce 7 30 p m , Prayer meettng Wednesda y Prayer You th meet tnQ e JO p m 7 oJ5 p m UMW 3rd Tuesda'll Evenmg wo rshtp 7 30 p m 8 p rn. CHES TER CHURC H OF REEDSVILLE - Sund&y TH~ NAJARE NE Rev School 9 30 am Worsht p 7 30 He rb ert Gra te pastor Pm Pra yer Mee llng 7 30 Wors p serv tce 11 am and P m Tuesday UMW 1 30 1 30 h1 p m Sunday Sunday pIll 1st Thursday Sc hool 9 30 a m R tChltrd SilVER RIDGE - Wor Ba rton s up t P"'rayer m~e tm g, shtp 10 a m Churc h School 9 Wed nesd ay 7 30 p m am ~ BRADFORD CHURCH OF TUPPERS PLAI~S 1S T Jack Perry Wo rS.h •p 9a m ChurctiSchoo l CHR mmts ler Sunday Schoo l 9 JO 10 am KENO CHURCH OF a m , mornmg ch urc h 10 JO CHRIST - George Freder tck a Ill Sunday even 1ng ser\l•ce s. upl Ser v1ce week ly 9 30 R7 p30mp m Wed nesd ay ser vtce am on ~ tJnday Preac htng lAUREL CLIFF FRE"'E t rs1 and lhtr a Sundey s of month by Clt ft ord Smtih 9 JO ME~HODIST CHURCH Rev r loy d f Shoo k pas tor am HQB SON CHRISTIAN lloyd Wrtgh t Sunday Sc hool UNION - Darre ll Ooddr tll Supt Mo rn ing Wo rShip 9 3() pastor Sunday School 9 JO a m Sunday Sc hoo l 10 20 a 1/1. ednesday Prayer and a 111 .leonard Gtlrnore ltr st m eldl'r eventng se r vtce 7 30 Btb ll' Study 7 30 p m Sunday p rT1 Wednesd!3y pr aye r C\lentng wo rshiP 7 JO p m C ho~r Pra c11 ce Thu rsday 7 p rnce tmg 7 30 p rn MT MOR IAH CHURCH OfDEXTER CHURCH OF GO O - Rae ne Route 2 1The Rc\1 Char les Hand paslor CHRI ST - Char les Ru sse ll Sr mm1Sier No r man C Wil l Sunday sc hool 9 t5 am Sunday schOo l 9 30 mo rn tng wo rshtp II am su p! E11en 1ng servtces Tuesda'll a m worsh 1p serv tee 1o 30 a m Btble study Tuesday rm ('l Fr iday 7 30 p m BEARWA LLOW RIDGE 7 JO p m REORGANIZED CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST - Doug l.:i eaman nHntsler Bt bl e OF JESUS CHRI ST OF mornrng LATTER DAY SAINTS study 9 10 am Ra ct ne Road worsh tp \0 30 a m eve11 1n g Por tland wors h1p ~ p m Wednesday Wllltam Rou sh pastor Den ny Eva ns Sunday Sc hool tltqhl l"tb le study 8 p rn Dtrector Sunday Schoo l, 9 30 ' KENO CHURCH OF a m Mornt ng worshtp 10 30 CHR 1ST George a '" Sun day e\lenmg servtce Su nday f p m Wednesda y even tng F red ertck supt morn tng serv ce 9 JO a m praye r se rvtces 7 JO p m wt th preach1ng on f1rsl and BETHLEHEM BAPTIST thlfd Sunday of mo nt h b-.- Rev Ea rl Shu ler p as tor Worsh tp se rv1ce 9 30 am Geor ge Ptckens Sun day SC hOO l 10 .;] O am STIVERSV I LLE COM 6 1ble i!UOy ano pr!!Y._e r MU NITY CHUR CH - Sunday se r,.t.!,fe Thursday 7 30 P-: msch oo l se rvt ce 10 am CARLETOI'( - CHURCH -=Praye r mce \lng Thu rs day 7 • Kt ngs bury Road Ga r y Kr ng p 111 Sund ay event ng se rv 1ce P<1stor Sunday sc hool 9 JO 7 om ' am evenmg wo rsht p 1 JO ZION CH URCH OF P m Prayer meelmg We d CHR IST Pomeroy nesday 7 JO p m Ha r r ts onvt lle Road M ke LONG BOTTOM Gtrton pa stor Bill McElroy Sunday school su pt Sun day CHRISTIAN - Bruce Sm !lh Wal lac e Dam ewood school 9 30 a m mo rn ng pastor B1ble School 9 30 a m worsh tp and co m mu n• on , Supt 10 30 a m Sunday e"Venlng Preac htnQ servtce 10 d5 am yout h Chr tSI1an En deavo r No evenrng seru•rP HY SEL L RUN FREE 6 30 p m wor shtp ser viCe 7 30 p m Wednesday METHODIST CHURCH eventn g prayer mee ltng and • Rev Paul Nevil le paslor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Btble s ludv 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN MOrning Serv iCe 10 30 a rn CHURCH P ne Grov e The you lh se r vtce 6 15 p m Rev Wl ll tam Mtd dl eswar th Eva ngel1st c ser \1 ce 7 30 p m Pa slor Church Servtces 9 JO Prayer mee tmg Th ursda y 7 JO p m cl tn Sunday Sch ool 10 30 a 111 FREEOOM G OSPEL BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRtS T - Btble Sc hOo l 9 30 MISSION at Ba ld Knob Rev a m mo rn tng wo r Shtp 10 JD E J Grlfftth supt of church a m Sunday eiientng wors h p Re"V L R Glu ese nc amp se rvt ce 7 p m chorr pra ct ce pastor Roger Wt ltfred Sr Wednesday 7 p m Rev Jeff Sunday Sc hoo l sup1 Sunday schoo l 9 JO a m praye r Ranso n Pa stor ANTIQUITY BAP TIS T - mee ltng Tuesda)' 7 JO p m Rev r ree land Norrt s pastor voulh mee ttng 6 p m Sunday leaders Ada Van Meter and Sunday school 10 am Chu r c h se rv tce • 7 p m Grell a Suttl e Sunda, evenmg W~dnesday H1bl!! Study 7 wo rsh tp 7 p m !tHough Wtn ter monlhs · pIll JIMBITION and !!EPJJ!fffiGY FRIDAY , APRIL 2, 1976 5 DO-Bon anza J, Family Aifalr 8. Soar Trek 15 S JG-Ada m 12 4, 13 News 6 Bever ly Hl ll~ll l les 8. Elec tnc Company 20 33 6 oo- News 3 4,8 10 13 IS. ABC News 6, Zoom 20.33 6 30- NBC News 3 4,15. ABC News 13, Andy Griffith 6, CBS News 8 10, Hodgepodge Looge 20 . Ca rrascolendas 33 1 DO-Truth or Con sequences J, To Tell The Trut h 4. Lawrence Welk 8 Bow long for Dollars 6 Avlatoon Wea ther 33, News 10 Don Adams S.,creen Tes t 13 Family Affaor 1S Ohto Journal 20 7 3G-Porlc r Wagoner J , Treasure Hunt 4, Candid Camera 6. Evemng E"ditlon wtth Mad1n Agronsky SHe LOOKS, YEARS YOU N G~I': ­ R I6HT t GRE AT SCOTT " 11>/HANT FACE· LIFT" IN 1\ e.oTTLE: THEN THE FO~Io\ULA WORTH FAR M(:' RE T H '"'~ HALF A V! I LL IO ~ ! PEOPL~ II/ILL PAY ANYTHIN6 Zadtwitz best of old timers FOR 4 411 K 5 4 2 II 7 I t AK f 7 ... J 9 J WI.S'I MT HERMON 11 4 4 7td "oloA 2 olo KQ HIH 5 Ncttlu.: t vu tu crctbl l' to ons . Of course, each of us has our own tndtvtdual goals - al l dtfferent tn p ro portoon and nature And, each re· quores a d tfferent amount of energy to be reahzed If we fa ol , we should exert more energyt For thos aboloty to keep Toone degree or another then, all of us are constantly ustng up our ondovtdual energy supplies To tackle the fresh challenges and problems of each tomorrow, we need a depend· able source oj unfaolong power Such contmuous power ts a lways avatlable to you wothon the supporting bonds bf the Church Ph 949 9~91 Diilll 992 32lol LOHSE PHARMACY Pomeroy U'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE LITT ANNIE-NO ~~~~ ~~~~ S 1fR'Rli: N DE R LITTLE BILLY IS THE f1'RfE CT LITTLE lAD TO TAKE THE HEARTS Of ALL HUMAHih' BY ,.---=~ STORM - I M SURE . •' BETSY ROSS BAKERY . MARK V STORE MEIGS TIRE CENTER ao • Q lO xxxx • xu tJ xx • x WOi id 'O OU!d elect W,>ideon,Jf vvn Zedtwttz undllllllOu sly • Wa i<l y h,os heen a round a long toone He os re spo nst bl e oppos ote partner's open ong bod of one dta mond A F loroda reader has suggested tha t you should r~spond one spade woth a part score of 60 We agree woth hom In our old bndge player rn the PEDDl ltlii Boodgc League has ARE DHLY S HARING r'y" E s=-=,: '"'' " .!I most every lott e there os HIM - THI N\( WHAT 1l CAN MEA HH"-VE and In dddtt 10n must be 'THOUGHknow n today .os lhe gocat O F ll · Iema n of brodge P lc1y1 ng rn s1x no trump ld y <oun ted II easy tt ocks spa des two tn ear h red and four clubs I he 12th <.: ould come on a dta mund flnt.•sse 01 a squeeze Wa ld y wooked out " squ eeze lha l mea nt he wo uld pock up HIM YOU THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS LOAN CO. . . 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McClURE'S DAIRY ISLE Locust 51 ...• F rne Food & Servtce • ' Mrddteport Doal9'12 5248 THAm MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church and Office Supphes- Gifts 99 Moll St Moddleport ' ' THE DAILY SENTINEL a' i . LOWEEZV·· . . I GOT SOME PLUMB JUICY GOSSIP FER \IE . WILKIN$9N'S Sma ll Engine Sales & Service 498Locust St . Middleport . . Ph m -1092 ' ' YOU rAN RENT THIS SPACE ~ ~ - FOR '2!0 AWEEK r -.n+ - .,_-+- i I'M SURE IT WILL BE A NIGHT &HE WON 1T500N fORGET • 'I Unmamble the•• loor Jumbles, one letter to eath square, to form four ordonary worda. it : 1 One letter s1 mplv st.mds for ,1 no th er In th 1s sa mple A JS u ~ed for thr three I. ~ X for the 1\\ o O's C'tr Srn slc let ters il postrophes tlw length :mel formnt10n of lh C' \lo rc\s r~rf' ;til hrnl s Eac h d I} the rode lctl rrs .1re dtffe rent LE FVY E YHVFA F'VY LF STRRVVT . r I S T g.. II BLYK (() Uf76 Kina: Feat.W"n Syndic:•\~, Inc.) THESE HAVE BEEN THE LONGEST SIX WEEKS OF M'o' LIFE OF COURSE , AN ACCIDENT LIKE Ti-l lS MAKES 'IOU TH !Nij: [j rx J I C'RVPTOQ UOTES WNLFA - S VFYM LAF T Yesterday 's Cryptoquote: IN A MOMENT OF INSIGHT YOU CAN PERCEIVE EVERYTHING, BUT IT TAKES YEARS FOR EXACTITUDE TO GIVE IT EXPRESSION. - JOSEPH JOUBERT ;. 10 oo-Bert DAnge lo 6 13, Carol Burnell 8, 10, Soundstage 33 11 oo-News 3,4,8,10,13 ABC News 6; Wally 's Workshop 15. Janakl 33 11 15-Movle " Uo Perlscop" 6 11 30--M!!vle : 'Su iJi v~u s Empire" 3 Weekend 4, 15: Movie "The Night of the Grizzly" 8 Movie "Lost Command' 10, Movie "The Inv lslble Man Returns ' 13 1 oo-Movle "A ny Second Now" 4. ~mmy and Company 6 J 1s-News J, Movl• " The Man Who Cried Wolf" 13 1 3o-"Don Kirshner s Rock Concert ~. Movie " Will Success Spoil Re<k Hunter?" 10 t As-Movie "The Jackpot" 3 3 oo-Movle "The Evil of Frankenstein" 4 ABC News 13 J 30--Movle ' Genghls Khan" 10 4 30--Movle "The Grapes of Wrath " 1 4 As-Movie "Taggart " 4 ~lYMJ]l~®!:.::::!:!::!c EKVOW R .' 29 Conswner crusader 3D Angry 31 Jewelry wetgltt l3 Horne of song 36 Skipper's journal 37 Bench B A ILY fRYPTOQ U OTE - Here's how to work AXVDLBAAXR os I. 0 N G F E I. L 0 W B KV ..' Midway Market-Pomeroy Ph. 992-2582 Bob's Market-Mason Ph. 773-5721 . POMEROY, OHIO Ph P92 21 56 IN ~ACT.L I KNOW 1HAT NCJmlNl? IN TH E 1\0RLD WOU LD KEEP MDmER AWAY FROM THE 11MOON LADY " MLLNOW I I -- ' KIND OF ACCEPT ON P.JEHALF OF MYSELF ANI? MY MarnER I " FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 2 Convemen1 Locations VERY YOU , A LIBTAIR I 24 Tttular 10 Wtthdrew 16 Nut 19 Harder to find 20 Amertcan snake 22 Massenet opera 23 Yellow Hammer State 32 Bertha or Ben 33 Swedish county 34 " - of Good Feehng" 35 Weot ftshmg 37 TV p ersonably 38 " Sweet Molly" ll •" l<ermol Walton Pomeroy Yesterday's Aaswer vian I KNOW THAT IN YOUR COUNTRY NO UNMA!<l<IE:[) LADY IS EVER SEGN WlrnOOT H~R VEIL~!- Chester ~0 Malt vmegar 41 Sharpen DOWN l2 ' - Bovary'' I Ornamental 13 Hood loop I~ Vosogoth 2 Ven erate king 3 Battle for 15 Mtne politocal extract control (2 wds) 16 Favorong 17 Three, on 4 Wholly Itaha 5 Resow-ceful 18 Harness 6 Angelic headwear rmg 20 Thorough7 Harem room fare 8 AU-out 21 - and Fox encounrer lndtans (4 wds ) 22 Crude 9 Arabtan chteftam's suiftde domaon lllll<lw-e 23 Smus cavttles 25 Yearned 26 " TWo Women" Oscar wtnner 27 Born (Fr 1 28 Astan rt ver 29 Scandina- .992 21S6 Groceries & Gene ra l Me rchandise Ph 949 5772 RACINE FOOD MARKET KINGSBURY HOME SALES SERVICE, INC. O n Januar y 2 1 , we oecomm ended a pass woth by THOMAS JOSEPH AC ROSS 39 Gtrl s name Racrne SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT . ~~'JJIJ~~ v rr;:oH=O=W =R,IG=H=l=Y =O=U=A=R~E-;1::;:----IllOI e t h.m dll yu ne else fo r the' 9Ul YOU ARE ri OT SlH cess ol 1he A rn eJi ct.~ n Co n BUT WAID CROSS SONS STORE . POWELL'S SUPER VALU JN r P ,1ss P~ss ~nv \ ule '" lo the best VQd J ModdiotiiJot . - THE SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Chester, Ohoo BIG JIM'S PWA J" GOEGLEIN READY MIX GAUL'S MARKET BAKERY r there was an automi.l ttc . ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Rae me hN So uth Bl Oswnld & James Ja co by YO U ARE i31G EHDU6H TO . P 1s s J< .ts l Opl.'nt ng te,nt - 4 by The Amencan Bil>le Society Copy11gr1119715 Keisler Adverllsmg Stlrvtce Inc Strasburg Vugmlto . North 1·1\tss Scr ptules sl!lecled Wtth the hope it woll , on some measure, foster and he,lp sustaon that who c h is good on family and community life, this feature os sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. \Vco,; t 1 Sf\TUROAY, APRIL 3, 1976 6 oo-Sunrtse Semester 8.10 6 30--Fi lm A Matters of Life 6 , TV Classroom 8. Treehouse Club 10 , Kenl ucky Afie ld 13 7 oo-sat urda y Report 3, AG USA 4. Eddie Saunders 6, TreehouseCiub8, U S Farm Report 10, Groovle Goolles 13 7 30--Bullwlnkle J. I Dream of Jeannie 4, J etsons 6. Vegetable Soup IS; Harlem Globetrotters Popcorn Machine 8. Man From C 0 S I 10. Make A Wish 13; Mister Rogers 20 8 oo-Emergency P lus 4 3,4, 15 , Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13, 6,13, Pebb les and Bamm Bamm 8, 10, Sesam e Street 20 • 8 JO--Josle a nd the Pussycats 3,4,15, Tom and JerryGrape 6 Ape 6, 13, Bugs Bunny Road Runner 8, Bugs Bunny and Frien ds 10 9 oo-Secref Lives of Wa ldo Kltt 3.1.15. Electric Company 20 9 J()-Pi nk Panther J,A, 15, Adventures of Gil ligan 6, 13, Stooby Doo 8,10, Mister Rogers 10 10 0()-Land of the Lost 3,4,t5. Supe r Friends 13, Hot Dog 6, Shazam Isis 8..110 Se~a m e Street 20. 10 JO--R un, Joe, Run 3,4, 15, Big Blue Marble 6 11 00--Return fo the PIShel of th e Apes 1,4,J5, Speed Buggy 6 13 Space Nufs 8,10. Electrlt Co mp•ny 20 11 3()-Westwlnd 3,4,15, Oddball Coup le 13, CBPA Bowling 6, Ghost Busters 8,10 Mi ster Rogers 20 12 0--Llberly 3,4,15 , Valley of the Dlnos•urs 8. 10, Action News for Kids 13. Vegetable SOiip 20 12 30- Go USA 3,A, 15, American Ba ndst•nd 13, VIewpoint 8. Fat Albert 10 1 30--Green Acres 3, Champions 4, Soul Train 6, Champions 8, Children' s Film Fesllv• l 10, Wrestling 15 , Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 i jo-Davld Niven s World 3: Friends of Man 7. Next ueneration 13, Blogra~hy 33 2 OQ-Greafesf Sports Legends 3, Probe The World ' Around us 4, Friel'l.ds of Man 6 To Be •nnounced 8,15 , Urban League 10, Cancer Is If Your Time? 13, Fljln 33 2 J()-Joe Garaglola 3,4, 15, David Niven' s World 6 , Tennis 8,10.' Hogan's Heroes 13, Val iant Ye•rs 33 3 OD-Outdoors with Julius Boros 6, Rola nd Marlin• Fishing 13 Family At War 33 3 Jo-Movle "Father Was a Fullblack" 3. Pro Bowling 6, 13, Goll 4,15 4 ()().-41esourceful West Virginia 33 4 30--Sports Spt!ctacular 8,10 , Let's Grow a Garden 33 5 oo-Fl!l J, Wide World of Sports 6,13. Bobby Vinton 4 , To Be Announced 15 What's Cooking? 33 5 30--Adam 12 4, Guppies to Groupers 33 6 oo-News 3,4,8,10, Goll 6,13. God Has The Answer 15. Black Journal 33 6 30--NBC News 3 4,15, Rhod8 8, CBS News 10; Lilias, Yoga and You 33 7 oo-World At War 3, Lawrence Welk A,15, Hee Haw 6,8 Firing ~ lne 33, In The Know 10. News maker ' 76 13 1 30-Treasu re Hunt 3 Las I of the Wild 10 Nashville On The Road t3 a oo-Emergency I 3, 15, Almost Anything Goes 6, 13, America on P arade 4, Je fferson 8 10, Rivals ot Siler lock Hoi mes 33 8 30--Doc 8.10 9 oo-Movle " The Man Hunter' " 3,4,15. SWAT 6,13, Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10. Austin City Limits 33 9 30--Bob Newhar t 8,10 li e JUSt oa n Ius clubs One <ioa mond went fo om dummy on the fouo th clu b a nd on the lof th club WQSI ha d to come dow n to two do a nronds to hold a spade The I,ost s pade was thrown from dummy a nd , sonce East had to hold a heart , dummy s three do amonds had to be good "' A {i lo DUDLEY'S . tr c.:~rt s II AK2 +8 4 tryong - on the lace of g reat odds can• lead eventually to success c~sh squeeze SOUl II P. J. PAULEY, AGENT 0 II QJI098h'• • () 5 t l0 9oJ2 CHURCH Langsville won a second heart and cd th ree spa des lie the n noted th a t soncc Wes t could only stop spades an d r~a s l onl y FAST I Ill • 97 • 11o a t "' RAC INE CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE - Rev Jo hn A th e queeu of dtamond s tn cro hco h,md li e won lilt' for s1 hea rt knot kL'tl oul the ace of clubs ~Oitlll Ambtl oon . os strong tn some people The y have the unoque abohty to def one thetr goals tn lofe and th!IY are able to channel theor skolls and energy on order to real tze these ambt· 20 , $25 000 Pyram id 10. To Telt The Trulh 13, Pop I Goes The Counlry 15 , EV• ck Perspective on the News 33 • 8 oo-Sanford and Son 3,A, I5, Donny and Mar ie 6,13; Sara a, Wash l nglon~ Week In Review 20,33 . World of the Beaver 10 .., 8 JO--The Practice 3,A,15. Wall Street We~k 20.13 9 oo-Rocklord F lies 3•• ,15. Movie 'A Fistful of Oollan" 61 3. Movie " He ller Skeller ' 8, 10r F. Iring Line 20. Masterpiece l heafre 33 10 oo-Pbllce Story J,A, 15. News 20, Paul Nuchlms JJ 10 JQ.-o-Avlallon Weather 20 11 00-- News 3,4.6,8 10 13 IS ABC News 33 11 JO--Joh9ny Carson ],A ,15, Rook ies 6, 13 , Mo vie " Farewe ll Frien d ' 8. Movie Terror In the Ju ngle" 10, Janak I 33 12 40-- Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6 Ironside 13 1 ()()-Midnight Spec ial 3,4, 15. Movie Macabre" 10 1 40-- News 13 2 JO--News 3 Mov ie ' Kinq Kong Escapes" 4 3 oo-Movle 'Cafe Metropo le" 3 ' oo-Movle 'The Sergeant Was A Lady" 4 4 Is-Movie " Claudia and David " 3 5 J()-Movle " Gun Law ' 4 6 oo-Movle The Coun(y Chairman" J WIN AT BRIDGE 5 SUCH A MI ~A q~! ' OF THE UNITED • MIDDLEPORT PEN Mrs Ora Proffott ts on TECOSTAL - Thtrd Ave !he Co ffman pa s to r Sunday BRETHREN IN CHRIST Vetera ns Memoroal Hospotal Gerald Re v James H Leach paslor Rev Wil ltarn Kn tie l pa..s tor Sc hoo l 9 JO a m Rona ld Dugan Sunday SchOo l Wells supt Mo rnmg Wo rshtp Sund ay school 9 30 a m for lest.o! sup l 10 30 a m Sun da y even ng Russe ll Spen ce r Supt Classes tor al l ages Mrs Dorothy Johnston, Nat1onw rde Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 7 30 Prayer Wo rs htp serv tce 10 45 a m eventng serv1 ce 7 JO Btb le worsh tp Pomeroy vosoted her stster 107 Sprong Ave Pomeroy s tudy Ned nesaday 7 JO mee •.n g ~ed n esday 7 30 p Ev entng wor sh p aller na lmg W1lh C E at 7 30 p m on p m you lh ser\lt Ces Fr tday m D>a l 992·23 18 and famtly , Mr and Mrs G Sunday Pray er mee ltng 7 30 1 30 p m RACINE F IRST BAPT IST P m We dn es.day Al fr e d A Radekm and Tona on M I DDLEPORT Don L Wa lk er Pas tor FREEWILL BAPTIST Ron nte Salse r Sund ay schoo l Wolfe la y leaoer Sunday Mrs Johns ton and WHITES CHAPEL Corn er Ash and ~ Piurn Noel supl Sunday SChOOl 9 JO Mrs Rad ekln ca lled on Roy Herrm ann pasto r Sa tur day am mo rn tng worsht p 10 40 Coo l ... t11e R D Rev Dee ter pastor Sun day"'school even ng serv 1ce 7 JO p m Genevra Foster on the Russell a m Su nday even 1ng Two locafmns m wo rsh tp serv 1ce Sunday schoo l 10 a m wo rshtp 7 ~0 Wednesday 91030Jll aam Nw-sms Home on Albany ~9 N Second 51 Btbl e s1 ud y an d Moddleporl, 0 Sunday evenmg worsh1p 1 30 C\l en tng B1 ble study 7 JO prayer ser vtce Wedn es day 46 Court 51 pm Mrs F os ter wtll be Galhpohs, 0 DANVIllE WESLEYAN - 7 30 p m MEIGS celebratong her 95th borthda) f.lev Lelon Glasure pas tor RUTLANn COOP ERATI VE PARI SH -. un day Sc hoo l 9 JO am the forst of June by recetvmg RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE UNITED you th and tUnto r you th ser S~ISHER & her friends and netghbors at METHODIST CHURCH v1ce 6 15 p m e ve ntng CHRIST - Car l Pea k pastor V H Bral ey, Sunda y school Rob ert T Bumgarner 7 30 p m praye r worShip her home at Poont Rock ' We F til Al l Doctors Prescn pttons D1rector <"nd pra tse Wednesday 7. JO sv pt Sunday school 9 30 a m wo rsh1p and commun 1on , Law-ei Grange held theor pIll POMEROY CLU STER 992 2955 Pomeroy 10 30 a m youth mee tmg , 6 Rov Rob er t Hay den SILVER RUN FREE March meeting at the home p m Sunday even mg ser Re\1 D Wm Sydenstnck er BAPTIST - Miles Trou t of Anna E Turner, Rutland 7 regu lar board CH EST ER - WorS ht p 9 15 pasto r Sunday scho ol 10 v1 ce meeti ng Sat ur day 7 p m rn Chur ch Sc hoo l tO a m a Ten members and one voso tor , a m Steve Lit tl e su pt POMEROY - Wo rsh tp Even 1n g se r v•ce 7 p m Mrs Dorothy Johnston, atRUTLAND COMMUN I TY 10 30 a m Chu rch School 9 15 pray er meet ng Thur sday 7 CHURCH - Sunday Schoo l Lou ts W Osborne tended The group e njoyed a pm a m U MY F IJ JO p m worS hip serv1ce , 1I 110 E Maon Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 ENTERPRI SE - WOrS hip CH~ ~ ~ t~ tHURCH OF a9 30ma m Wed potluck supper before the nesday praye r 9 a rn Ch ur ch School 10 a m GOD- Rev Bobby Por rer meelt ng 7 30 p m youth ' meeting It ~ as an nounced ROCK SPR INGS pastor s unday school 9 JU se rv1ces S'un da y, 7 p m Mr and Mrs Danny Wor sh tp 10 a m Chur ch am worsh •P servt c e 11 the c011nty grange banquet Golenwater a nd c h1dren of School 9 am UMY F 6 30 am eventng se rv ce 7 JO ' Sunday n1ghl worshiP 7 30 would be held at Sah sbury RUTlA~ O CHUFfl11 " you th serv1ce Wednesday Char les ton \\ ere weekend pm FLATWOODS - Wors hip 1 JO p m TH E NAZARE NE - Rev School Aprol 9 Plans were Bakers of Gay 90's Bread guests of hos father and I I <t rn Church Schoo l 10 a m LANG SV Ill E CHR ISTIAN Lloyd 0 Gr trnm Jr pasto r made to hold the Natoonai Mtddleport Sunday school 9 30 am MIDDLEPORT CLUST ER Ph 992-1010 CHURCH l ed Jones famo ly, ~r and Mrs Gay ' Grange Sewong Contest at the \ Rev Robert Bumgarner p<Js lor Sund ay school 9 30 worsh1p ser\1 1Ce 10 30 a m G tienwatcr Other weeke nd broadcast 11ve over WMPO HEATH - Wo rsht p 10 30 a m Roy Stgman supl April meeting She rroe Mtght . yo un g peop les serv ice 6 15 . am Chur ch School 9 30 am mo r nmg worsht p 10 JO g uests at the Golenwater was reported on the sock lost UMYF6 pm ev an ge ltSii Cse r v1ce 7 30 p m ~ unday e"Vc n ng servt ce 1 30 home were Mr a nd Mrs RUTLAND Je llr ey mtd week serv1 ce Wed Praye r meehng WegoesdiJy Pam Holcomb, til€ lecturer, 7 JO p m Mt~ona r y H omer Russell and grandGe rber Prt !:. lor Worshtp ncsda v 1 JO p m presented a pr ogram o( Mrddleport, Ohoo 10 3(] a m Chu rch School 9 JO SYRAC USE CHUR~H OF mee l tng 7 30 p m ft rst daughter of Columbus, Mrs Wed nesd ay of monlh am contests and games AnT H E N A ZA RENE Rev Donna Phtllops of Colwnbus MASON CO UNTY SYRAC USE CLUSTER Dal e Ba ss pastor Bob nllllncement was made that MJ. SO , , Sl llAP TI ST Rev Rtc hard E Jar v1 s Moore , Sunda y sc hoo l supl and Dan Sa nders of Mrs Ehzabeth Jordan, ASBURY - Wo rshtp 11 Sunday sc hool classes for all -.t:cond and P u -:'! Pray Sts Baltomore , Ohoo am Chur ch Sc hoo l 9 50 am ag es 9 30 a m mornt ng r1lan Cra •g pastor :. . .r .. rlay county juvemle ma tron ts worsh tp UMW first Tuesday worshtp 10 45 a m NYPS sc hool 9 tS am Mrs Emma Ledioe had a serv1c e 11 am lram ng i pneumonia patten! at FOR ST RUN Wors.h tp 9 6 30 p m eva ngellstt c ser qw lton g party We"dnesday A 700 E Main e\len tng am Chur ch Sc hool 10 a m Pomeroy v1ce 7 30 p m Pra yer and unton 6 30 p m Holzer Medocal CenU!r potluck donner was served a t UMW lhtrd Wed nesa ay 7 JO ta sting Tuesd ay 10 a m M1d wo rshtp se rv1ce 7 30 p m Doal 992 Z101 Gary Holliday atU!nded an pm wee k prayer ser v1ce Wed Mtd week prayer se r vtce noon Attendong were Mr• FFA Officers Trainmg MINERSVILLE - Wor shtp nes day 7 30 p m men 's Wednesda y 7 30 p m Dorothy Wroght, Mrs Elvtra MAS ON CHURCH OF 10 a m Church School 9 a m prayer meeltnQ Saturday 7 Meeting on Wash m gton UMW lhtrd Monday 7 JO p m p m mtsslonary rneelt ng .t-HRIST P 0 BoJ< 487 Mdl er Barr , Mrs Adroa Woilcox, C011nty SYRACU SE Chu rch se cond Wednesday 7 30 p m ~ ~ Ma son w Va Sunda y Mrs Donna Morns and the Btbl e Stud y 10 am Wo rShip Sc hool 9 30 a m Worship . : UNifEO FAITt-j NON The Slore wolh A Hea rl Luther Harvey Is a patoent I I am and 7 p m B1b le Stud y ser v1ce 1 30 p m hostess, Em ma Ledlte DE NOMINATIONAL Rev Ra e me Ph 949 3342 We dnes day 1 p m in Holzer hoopttal Vocal SOUTHERN CLUSTER Robe r! Srnt lh pas tor Sunday mUSIC Everyone ha d a noce ttme Rev Howard Sh1 ve ley • Mrs . Dana Batl ey has 9 10 a m class school i= IR ST SO UTH E RN Re\1 Steve n Wil son qwltong and vtsttong Mel'S County Branch leade r Leo Htll worsh tp BAPTIST returne d home from Corn er ot S ~con d Re\1 Zeli a K:r usJewsk• s.crvtce 10 30 am church Mrs Elvtra Barr was a and A nde rson Mason Pastor BETHAN Y - IDorcas.l Untve r s tly Hos pttai on Wtll ler Cloud sun dav schoo l Sunday dmner guest of her Wo rsh p 9 30 ~ Chur ch I ~pD n>EN UNITED 9 15 am Columbus where she had worshtp servt ce II School 10 J O am son and famoly Mr and Mrs R THREN IN C~URI ST ­ a n1 and 7 30 p m Weekly & heart sw-gery CARMEL ..::_ Church Sc hoo l B Eld'fn R Blake pas tor Bt bl c s tudy Wednesday 7 30 Ph 9'12-3863 296 W Second Pomeroy l..arry Bar 9 30 am Worsh tp 10 JO a m Judy Holhday spent a mght Sun<t1ay <i choo t 10 am pm 2nd and 4th sund ays MU!rnoon caller s were Mr Howa rd McCoy s upt MASON ASSE MBLY OF recently with her gtrifroend , APPLE GROVE - Sunday Mornt nq se rmon 11 am GO O Dud dmg Lan e fo.ilason a nd Mrs Dua ne Barr and Sc hool 9 30 .;~ m WorshiP 7 30 ~u nday Bonnie Jewel ntqht ser vrces Ches ter 1 conant p m lsi and Jr d Sund ays Chr stu1n End eavor ~ 7 JO W Va HEINE~'S Wanetta Radekon called on son , Shawn of Oak Hoil Pas tor s unday Schoo l 9 tS Prayer meehng Wednesd ay p 1)1 ~Q nq Sf'r\IICC ll p m a n t C/"1 Ud l""e n " Ch urch 6 4 ~ 1 30 p m r el low sh tp supp er Pn (H.htn q B JO p m Grace 1\orner who has been Bakers of Good Bread M 1d Mrs Dorothy Ha nley llr s t Sa turda y 6 p m UMW pn Younq Peo ples SN\I tCe \' cr \.. f"'r a yer me e11 ng confined In her bed for the Huntington, W Va 6 15 p rll Ev ~l~C i tSit< recetved word of the seroous 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m ~e dn e s da y 1 p m Ray Sc rvtce J 30 p m Wom en s past two weeks woth a heart tlln ess of he r grandson , EAST LEl"ART - Chur <ih •ddn1 s Ia) leader MISSIOna r y Counci l 10 am Schoo l 1st 2n d 3rd ~ un day s ailment JE SUS ftr sr and th ird Tuesdays CHU RC H OF Jackt e Han ley of Moddleport 9 30 a m Fo urth Sunday CHR 1ST I ocatcd at Mtss Clemma Vale of He os a patoent at Holzer 10 30 a m Wo r sh 1p 2nd • Rutland on New Ltma Roa d Pr aye r an d Jl. •ble 51udy W(ldnesday , J fOp m , Sunday 7 JO p m 4t h Sunday ncJ< I lo r ores l Ac re Park Cardington vost ted Mr and Medoca l Center I • 9 30 a rn Prayer Meet ng Rev Ray Rou se pa s to r Mrs John Holliday Donna Morros Is oil wo th Wednesda y 7 30 p m UMW Rob ert Mus!:.er Sunday School Moddleporl, Ohoo Is! Tu~ sda y 7 30 p m li AR I r C~ I 1 1ii1r H 0 1 Mrs. Nellie Vale of Rutland bronchoal pneumonoa Sup ! Sund ay SChOOl 10 30 WESLEYAN - (Ra crne ) tHRIST tn Ch r t..> lt (ln l l! 10n am wor shtp 7 30 p m llt bl e called on Beatrice Rhetnhart Dena Hoffman os medical ' Sunday Sc hool 10 am S!Udy Wednesctily 7 , 0 p m Th e r<cv Wrlltlllll Cttmp b ~ll and Wanetta Radekm P•l Stor Sunday School 9 30 patoent at Holzer Medocal Wo rshrp 11 am Jr UMYF dl11rctay II Htt I I r , , ~C' r Wednesday 3 JO p m Btble 'J I I ) J\) p I ' 1:1 11 1 Ja mes HJJg hes supt Miss Nancy Ha r tle y, ((e nler Sludy Thursday 7 p m Ch01r ev trn111g ser vtce 7 l O p m HEMLOCK GROVE Athens, and Mrs Sara " The Friendly Folks" Practtce Thu rsday 8 p m Wt!dnesday evening prayer Mr and Mrs Dwtgh t CHRISTIAN Roger , ' LETART FALLS - ChUrc h Watson pasto r Wa ll ace lll(lt:HI !19 7 30 p m You lh Cheadle, Albany, h onored Brown of St Ablans, W Va , Pomeroy, Ohio ' choo t ls t 2nd Jrd ~ undays Bradto rtl supt prcJyCr SNVICC each Tu esd ay orn ln9 Mill Tina Radekin wtth a spent a week~nd wtth Mt' and 10 15 am 4th Sunday 9 IS worsh1p 9 JO, churchm school FA I~ VJEW B I BLE . , " am Wo rshrp lS I '2nd Jrd 10 30 ' peraonel bridal shower at the Mrs. Frank Young and Mr young people 's CHURCH Lctarl W Va Rl Sun days 9 IS a rn dlh metf tng , 6 30 P m • evtnino I Rev Georg e Ho schar Hartley hoqte Others at- Brown a ttended the Masonoc Sunday 7 30 p rn PAs tor '• und ay Schoo l 9 30 worsh ip, 7 30 p m • . B•ble MORNING ' STAR a 11 1 Pra YPr and Stbte study tending were Kathy Cheadle, Lodge at Harrtsonvolle and & study , Wednesday , 7 30 p m 7 10 p 111 c opag e Prayer Wo rShiP 9 JO am , Chu rch Cheryl Radekin, Wanetta Sunday School at the Chw-ch MT UNI ON l31\Pl1~ 1 1 · T.ne-cTnestln Mobile Homes School 10 JO a m , Mid Weell. Rev R D Brown su ppl y Ser vice 1 1.1cs day 10 am 1100 E. Mai• _ _ Pomeroy Ph . 992-7034 Radeldn, Albany, Avanel and of Chnst at Rutland Wonhtp l «J rv•ce Thu rsday Serv tee Wedn-esday 8 p m pastor , Sunday school SU D I , 7 JO p n1 j , Television .. log for easy viewing I I tJ Now uranp tht clreled letleno to form the ourpriH Anlwer, u IUI(OitH b11h0 aboro cutoon, I ,.IISMISIMSWIUII I [II IXX II I J YnteP'II•f • ' • Jumbl<oo MANGY I Aft• wen (Aalwen to-...nwl GrANT INDUCE OPPOSE A tWill loti dut to lltt dttd of a ml•dlt VOM• tltlhl- AN ' IIIP·ACT' IT FORCES '{OU TO TAKE A CLOSER LOOK AT 't'OUR OWN LIFE IT MAKES 'IOU WANT TO ASK WE!:iTIONS t �10 - 1 he lJaliY ~mmca, Jmuw~port t'omeroy U r rldtt\ 1\pnl,'l. 1976 Help Wanted WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINE S 5 P M D ay Be f ore P ubt •ca t on M onday Deadltn e 9 am C an cellatt on Co rrt~ c t to n s w II b e c ept eCI unt I 9 a m Da y o l P u b! cat on SOMEO N I:. otve n wth c tde r l'll lady tor mor e n f o r m~~ Jon ca lf 99'1 34)7 3 30 5Tc HO ME WO R KER S ('Mn \60 WI I kly a d d r e SS ng c• ve tope s Ru sh self addr es sed stam o c a en v e lo pe So u t he rn D rv er s f I'd 1~0 6 Camden Or v c R chmond Vt r grn a 73779 0 3 18 16t'P ac tor REGULATIONS Th e Pub l ~ h e r r eserve ~ th e r tq h t to edt ! or r e tec "n y a d s dee m ed ob te c tto na l The publl sht;>r w II not be r fl~ p o n s 1bl e tor mo r f' than one n corr ec t nsen on RATES For Want Ad 5HVlC C !i c;ents p er word o n(' nse r on M n mu m Ch arg e Sl 00 1 ~ cc 1t s p rr word thr ee consec u ve nse rt en s 76 cen s per wo rd Sl)( con sec u v e nse rt o n ~ 7~ P er Cen t D scoun t on p ad ..-.d s ar1d i3 ds pa d w hni Q d;t yS CARD OF THANKS & OB IT U ARY '!. 7 00 t or ~0 wo r d 111 nunum E ac h n d d onat w ord J c ent s BLIND ADS Ad d t onat 7~c Cha r ct e per 1\dv c r 1S n en t OFF fC E HOU RS B ]0 a m o 00 p '' D a l y 8 JO a n IO l l. OO N oo n Satur'day Phone tOda y rrn /1 56 Card of Thanks TH E FAMrl, Y et th e laTe Mrs St an e. y ( Oonna J Ru sse 1 w ts h to e xl end lhct~ ~ mc c r e !hank s a~d deep ap pr ecra l on for the ma'ny ac t s ol k. tndn css praye r s and flora otl ert ngs 10 !h ~ Re v Geo r ge Glaze Mtddleport Chur c h o f Chr S! Raw l t n g~ Coal s F un eral Home as we lt as ro l he many fr end s r elat ves and nrt gh bor s 4 2 li e Not1ce SHOO T N G M al ch IUS! off Rt 7 nc ar Ro c k Spr n gs Cc m e lery every Su nday 12 30 p m 4 2 7tc A U CTI O N Ma son Aucl o n Ho u se Mn son N va F r day Aprt 7 at 7 p m Co n s Qnments w i'l tr n ,-, 1e Pnon e {JO ~ l 88 ~ 2 ~0 7 I 21c SHOOTIN G M A TCH R u t lm d Gun Club New L rna Road R fie an d prsto s Sunoa¥ A pr I -1 I p m E v erv on e w e leo n e .1 I Jtc THERE W IL L h~ a Shoo t tng Ma ch a t t ne New Ra crn e Ftr e D ep t b u ld ng sa ur a a y Apr t J 976 at 7 30 p m F r om Ra e n ~ take Co Rd 28 ( th e Bl Shiln Rd ) to th e B ds han F re Slat on tu r n r ght a! the 1 r e hou se an d follow !ha t road l or about 1 m lc Bu ld ng on lett Fac tory choke gun s onl y • 3 30 II c W IL L do s d I g ara en plow tn g w !h G ra ve l y t r a c tor Phone 9 9 '~ 7-19 1 or 997 37 16 3 26 16 p WELDING Wanted _ t POMEROY LANDMARK Jac k W Carsey Mgr I•• r ... 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27 96 3 J 1 tr c GROCERY stor e all sto c k s and equ pment 1 v nq quart e r s partly f urn shed new ( r emad e e d Ph o n e 7 12 2796 ) ] t II C t-t ON E tor sat e t d n ng r oom 1 k l chen l am ty ba lh Pr c ed t o 9'12 739 I v n g room b edroom s room and sell Pho ne ] ] l I C A BOUT 3 a c r es ol un dev elop ed l and c onst sl ng ol about 1J loi s ea c h 50 II tn n wrdth and over 150 fl d epth Has c l'f wat er and snnrlary sew erag e Can be t nan ced PhOn e 99 ? 578e be tw ee n 1 and 5 p m 3 26 6t c SAC RI F I CE By own er New H av en W c sl V r gtnt a 110ci ern al e lec tr ~ th r ee ~ ory br c k apartm ent hu d nq Four 3 bedroom and two J bedroom apa rt rne n ls Doc orate d pla ster ed wa s C Dll pl e t ~ Young s lown k chen s w1lh d spo sal un Is Slorn w ndo'A s and doors Bu let ng co n p letely tnsul rt t ed fro n t and r ear entran ces Beaut t ully lan d scaped pr vat e pa rk mg lot F our apart m ent s com pte c y turn s hed S zc of pr oper y 160 It x 110 fe el F tv e year co n slr uc t tO n 10b ex pected to be n t ul! swmg t h iS Su m m e r R eal sa cr I tee \)9 900 00 Return present low re n t 16 per cent Owner n poor heallh L ve s out ol s l at e Phon e (3 0 ~ ) 882 2433 J 28 7t c 7648 NEW b level hom e :J bedrm bud! tn k c a n carpe l ba sement qarage tn basem ent l o c r:~t c d behtnd grade SChool Long Sl Rulland Oh o Se e Milo Hul ch rson or p hone 7 ~ 2 2306 3 13 tt c TUPPER ., PL A IN S New 3 bedr m hou se s carp eled r ang e ga rag e arge tot s FHA ftnan cmg ava able $2 1900 Phon e f e l 4 667 6304 3 I 26 !p J'QMEROY Pets AKC R€g SIN t:d CO IIt e' Stud Serv rc e Stardu St K ng Phone ( 61.1 ) 98 5 4248 3 16 tf c - 2 slory frame A l most new stdtng rool & car por i 3 BR porches NG hea t yard $8 000 GRAVt L Y lra c ror IUS! ov erh auled dual whee s JO n mower A l con d I ton Ph one 99 2 5 8~0 ~ 2 2r c R O T OT!L L ER exce l lent condtl on Onl y used tw1ce Call 9t19 7167 4 2 2t c CO l L I n\c slonr an d 111 ype s ol salt and ro ck salt for 1ce Ex and snow r emo 1 a c elstor Salt WorK s East Man St Pome r oy Oh 1o PI') one 992 3891 ' 127 tt c na t gas FA f urnace vast corner lo t dbl garag e i;t nd larg e shad e tr ees Onl y S35 000 REAL NICE - 3 neal large B R s ba lh large ulli1ty LARGE FARM - MIDDLEPORT ba th ulil1ly ba seme nt R 2 BR full NEXT TO STORE Large 12 r oo m s w th al u tt tltes nea r new r est aurant Good locafton for rent ng A sk ng IU SI $7500 00 dtnrng R por c hes garage Lot 50x l00 Close to sc hool IB 500 CHARM PLUS DURABILITY - Stone & hnck Slated floors ' NG for ced a1r hei! t & air cond Needs 3 or 4 parttt on s a sh ower or l ub Do tt yoursel f $7 000 PROPER TIE S AR E SE LL ING FA ST - WE NEED LI STING S 992 2259 or 992 2568 CONSTRUCTION 1'5 S 1nd Sl Middleport Oh•o 991 ,167 OPEN4 PM DAILY made P zza S ~;Jagh e tt l , Baked La sagna & Sand w che s aurcle carrv Out Se rvtee . 4 i 1 TIO AUCTION SALE Orange Twp Volunteer Frre Departmeht wrll hold a cons tgnm en t auct1on at the ftr e hou se located m Tupper s Platns Oh1o on Apnl 17th begmmng at 10 00 a m Watch for L1st Items Later From a shelf t o a house all bullrflng •nd th e from remod e ltng loundatton up Addtft()OS car pq)ing parnt•ng itdtng pan el tng, paper roof•ng hanQ•ng etc ' tv pes of CL05EO MONOAY We s pec a 1e on hom e Ph 949 2023 or 843?667 2 19 I mo LARRY WHOBREY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Now acceptmg clients for bookkeepmg and tax serv1ce PH. 992-6173 3 18 I me 3·17 1mo Radiata Service . , ..... I -·- I Fran th e lar.gest Truck or 13 lld oz cr Rad a t or to It e sn alle sr Heal er Cor e Nathan B gg s Rad1ator Spe c•alt sl SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ROGER HYSELLS GARAGE Automobile and Truck Repa1r State Rt 124 Toward Rutland Pomeroy Ohta 45769 Phone 992 5682 Pom eroy V A no1htng down others J Pet See us now fo r your futur e tnv es tment 3 13 1 mo B.UV 5EllorTRADE F1nd Coms burt ed trea s ure ri ng s Stiver gold Com & Metal Oetec lo,r s For Rent or R&J COINS Rulland742 233 1 Rog*'r Wam sley NEW MIDDLEPORT CAB CO. 24 Hour Serv1ce PH. 992-6010 Courteous Servtce3 31 I mo Codner's Campers RAINBOW RIDGE (Bash an Area) LONG BOTTOM SAM'S PIZZA SHOP ltallan·Style PIZZa Call tn orders and piCk up 1n twenty mtnutes Located at 329 Jrd Street Racrne Oh•o Ph. 949-2404 OPEN TUES THRU SAT 6 30 Ttll10 00 3 17 I mo Racine .Plumbing &Heating Rilnn e Otlto Sales & Rental TRAVEL TRAILERS OPEN FRI SAT SUN or by c:ontactmg R Codner Owner 61 4 8431611 4 I I mo RE A D Y MIX CON • "c. _ de l 1ve r ed r ght to your pr o1 ect r ast and easy Free es trmat es PhOne ",l 92 3184 Goe g le n Ready Mr~ Go M ddl cport Oh o $ 6 30 lc E L WOOD BOWE~ S REPAIR 5w;.e ep ers to ast er s r ons all small ap p! ta n cc5 Lawn mow er n ex t o Slul c H gh way Gar aq e on Rou e 7 Phon e ( 6)4) 98 5 3825 .1 16 t f c W ILL do s t r u c t on tl ea 1ng No too small C roo t n g con plumb ng and 10b too large o r Phone 7-1 2 23 48 , J 19 261c llR /\ D~ O RD A ucloneer Co r pl clt: S ervtn~ Pt on e 9 !9 2 t07 or 949 2000 R ac lne OhtO Cr II Bra d ford I0 9 He: H FREE ESTIMATES Blown Insulation Serv1ces F.rnan c1ng A va riabl e B town 1nto w a lis & A lt1C: S STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS L WRlTE SEL rooftng new re patr Phone 949 2862 or 9492160 3 31 41 C Need new root or old repaJred' Hou se roof barn shing les bu1ld up parnttng elec l rtca l work gutters & downspouts furnace s wafer heaters wafer sollners tnstOllled & reparr ed Sewage Call us al949 2882 or 94 9 2203 3 28 1 mo BULK WATER AVAILABLE Tuppers Pia ns Chesler wate r D tstrt cl now se 1 ng b ulk wa l er to tanks on truck s at ou r n ew ofl tee Lo ca edon SI Rt 7 1 Mile Nor1h of Eas tern H gh School Serve Yourself DI Sp ense r Tak ng quarters only one a t a lime tor 2 ~ 0 gallons of wat er Open o tl th e T1me f or your con ve n ence 1 J lmo EXC/\V ATI NG doar tuih u and ba c kh o~ work sep !C anks tn s talled dump tr uc ks and to boy s .tor .htre w rll h au l lt ll dtrt to p so d tmes lone and gravel rail Bob or Roger Jeffers day pho ne 99 7 7089 ntght phone 991 3575 or 997 5732 2 11 lfc i ICHRYSLER I .. Plymoulfi PJumbmg he a t mg an all l y pes i:it ge neral epa Jr Work g uaran teed iO vea r s ex per ten ce PI:'IOne 992 2.:t09 6 1 lfc •, 3 - ------- D 8. D TREE Tr tmm•ng 20 y ear s ex per ~n e e lnsu~;ed f ree es ti mat es Call 99 1 '2384 or ( 614) 698 72'i7 A lbanY I 0 I 5 I fc ,;Free estimates on carpetmg and tn stallat 1on We It bnng sa n'tpl es to your hom e woth no I... obh~atoon . See how you can really save M1k e Young Manager Sales and ln stallatton Rt 3 Pomeroy Ohto 45769 Phone day or mght 614 991 2206 I 14 I 'J'O ' • ~ ~ •" ; . ~ f • W IL L do Odd 1obs rooftng patnt ng haul rn g treework and mowtng Call 992 7409 J 28 rtc .•• • 1974 Dodge Dart Sport 6 cyl auto trans AM rad1o TOM RUE SALE PRICE"""" ......... 1973 Chrysler New Yorker 4 Dr TOM RUE SALE PRICE ................ "' 1972 Opel Wagon } C\ KIDS IN YOUR HAIR - LOOK HERE 2 story home m th e country J lar ge be drm s large spac ou s 1 v1 ng room dmmg roo m k !chen w ith built ms bath a nd ut l1t y room 2 ca r conc r ete b lock garage garden space and strawberry pa t ch a lmost 1 acre of land Where' Abou t 5 mtnul es from Pom eroy on Co Rd JO Pr ced Thi s ntce Jl 1 st ory home ha s a large lt v 1ng room wt th shm y oak fl oortng d ntng room nt ce ( • k !che n w tth built tn s 2 ba throom s 2 bedrooms on ftrsf , floor 3 mce l y pa ne le d bedrooms on the 2nd floor a lso 2 large porches and a sun porch garage Natural ga s ~ u rnace ts very economt ca l L ocated on Scou t Road tn 1 Chester Oh to Wou ld you bel1eve S12 800 ~t' ~ F I' LARRY LAVENDER Sy ra cu 5e Ohto Ph 992 3993 4 10 1 mo "•• •• PH. 992-2594 :' I •• Pomeroy 1971 PONT. LeMANS SPin... .. ..... 'o';,l Dr H T a or auto P S P B V r;;,[ mag whee ls 1971 atM 4 DR ..................... . Wag auto , P s P B 1 OF QUALITY Motor Co. SCENIC COUNTRY HOME - Well cared lor hom e 1n the country co nta tn tng 2 bed rooms l tv ng room kttch en sm a ll drn n g ~ oo m bat h ntce sun porch Also ce ll a r and ce llar house 2 garages and ba r n That s not all 37 ac;res g oe s wtth 1t all over Jooktng t he beaultful Ohto Rt ver Better call qUick Only GRAN TORINO............ . Coupe 22 000 miles sharp ready to 1975 CHEV ESTATE WAGON $6095 Dark red Simulated wood trim 3 sea t fu ll y equ1pped $1~ & wtth every Chev opt1on low miles new title, boss's w hres Its like new with less than 5 200 mtles 1972 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM Auto 11995 SAVE MONEY? Tak e advantage of our pnces Quahty burtt homes N1ce lots available tn nrce locattons S& 000 00 - DON T FLIP OUT - ThiS the 4 Dr Ph (614) 98S 4102 2 12 1 mo REALTOR A ND D OZER LARGE AND SMALL SE PTI C TANKS IN S T ALLED BI LL PULLIN S PHONE 992?176 DAY OR N G H T 2 21 521p SAVE ON CARPETING Candy Stripe Beautrful colors Do rt yourselt and save Regular $6 95 sq yd Yd -----------or 15 FT 11 · 501 NYLON Green gold re d blue rust Do tl yours elf with pad dtng S7 9S sq yd W•th padd tng tnstafled S8 95 sQuare yard CALL 742 72 11 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CAR PET CONSULTANT RUTLAND' FURNITURE Rutland COUPON • . FACTORY PURCHASE -141 PIECESFactory seconds and re1ects If perfect would sell for $79 95 to $129 95. Mattresses & Box Springs Famous Simmons Full &Twin NOW $3995 $58 to EA. Queen S1ze Pa1rs, A 1 shape, now $150.00 a patr Shop early ~nly 15 SETS SIMMONS .., Kmg s1ze mattresses and box sprmgs, 3 Pteces, Regular $399 95 set Tllese are new . Now only $100 set, for 3 p1eces NEW ODD SIZES ; MATTRESSES & BOX SPRINGS (2) Youth Stze Mattresses, 33" w1de $20 ea. 3/4 or 4.8" Mattresses $20 ea Extra Long 80" full SIZe 520 ea. ( 3) Twtn S1ze. extra long 80" S20 ea. roof, mag wheels PINTO WI IRE .................. '2295 4 cyl aut~:t wheels atr lug rack wood gram FORD GRAN TORINO........... . Sed a~r outo P S P 8 '3995 1973 Dodge V 8 Challenger, 2 Dr H T Extra '269 5 1973 Ford V8 M•verock 1 dr H T, auto trans L1ke new · ...... " .. .. •............ '2495 1974 Ford F100 v, ton Pickup 302 V a, P S '3495 1974 Ford F100 Four wheet dnve Ptckup '3995 1973 GMC '12 Ton S1erra Grande V 8 Pickup AT P S Topoflontandfhlsonelstops .......•3495 ~r~~n o:d~e ~: ~.h.~~~~: ..~.~: .. ~. ~.. v~~y ..'2295 1970 Dodge Custom Potara 4 dr Sedan '1395 1971 Ford Tormo v 8, 2 dr Sedan .. .. .. ...'1495 1970 Plymouth &cyl Du•ter, 55 Clean '1295 1970 & cyl, auto trans Realty , 3 1 95 13,125 easy miles I ............. . ....... o\ .. •••••••••••••••• ••• •••••• • , extr-a sharp , ••• , .... ... ....................... Shows e)lcellent eire ...... • • • • .. I locally owned Sharp' •••• • • • • 1 ••••••• • f\l~venck sharp low mileage • •• • • • • • ••••••••• • •••• ••• • 1970 Bu1ck Electra 4 dr Sedan Air cond ~1595 1968 Olds 98 4 dr H T A1r cond Snows good .~695 I • , ••••••••••••••• SEE Fred Blaettnar, Pat H1ll, Melvm Ltttle, or Dan Thompson Open Evenmgs T1l6 oo Except Thurs and Sat T1l s 00 Middleport Astro- GrapM Bern1ce Bide 0 sol For Salurday April 3, t878 ARIES (Morch 21 April 11) 1974 SULur;. l TS 18 5 trarlbtke good knobbles and sprocket only 1 200 miles Ver:y good shape 5600 ftrm Phone 992 3564 4 1 41p a GO CART horse eng •ne $125 Phone 843 215? 4 2 Ole PIONEER Schooner Camper mounted on a Dodge truck wtth Tandem wheels Sleeps 4 Self confatned wtth an otr compressor unll 8 track tape $2 500 Phone (614) 985 3596 or 985 4192 4 2 6tp 1.\0NTGOM<RY W•rd 5 hp g.!!rden IIIIer wtth power , safety reverse Used less than 3 hours S200 Phone 992 7315 4 2 3tc REGiSTERED 1f1 and :14 Arabian mares and geldings Da1mallon pups See Eskey H ti l F tat woods Pomeroy Ohio or Road phone 992 JUS 4 I 3tc LEGHORN HENS 60c each W 5 M1 chael Phone (61.4) 98S 3956 4 1 3tp ... -1." '---------- - ---~00TS BOOTS Boots Bools Men s Work. boots steel toe .rubber, S14 95 lea t her $21 95 Reg Toe l eather ' S17 95 Western Boots $29 9S and less Men s used work 1pants S l 09 shtrts 99c .JBAILEY S Middleport t 413tp --------------CHESS SETS melal locelor almost new slide pro lector hair dryer lrnttque lamp 1-flshmg ree l 52 gal etec Wlller hearer $15 Needs bottom e lem ent Cherry . finish dresser Other ~ Items Ballev s M tddlepor t 4 1 31p sso -1"-- - ~---------~I'!E FORMAL size • like ,rmew ~ Mrs 7365 Jean Grueser .4 I 3tc ,-------------1975 KAWASAKI 400 1600 Harley McDonald Gray rManor Apt Apt 4 Mid dleport Oh io Phone 992 4 1 3tc Sockey lind 30 Inch mower Plus step down gear for garden use Call 992 7164 e'ter 5 p m 4 1 Jlp 19)2 HONDA 350 Wtfh exlras good •hape ssoa Phone 742 ; 167 or 741 , • 3152 _ _ _ ..:J..._ - - - - - - 4 1 &lc --- FORD FAIRLANE......... For Sale MODERN Watnul conso le AM FM radto, 4 speed changer Balance S103 40 or terms Call 992 3965 4 1 lfc ---- ---------COAL F@.< >ALE CAB Coal Company 1 mile norlh of Chesh1re on Rl 7 Ptek vour own S20 per I on Open o days per week or call (6141 367 7330 for further tnformatlon 1 8 78tc FORD 9N tractor overt.- ;uT Sl 150 Ford Jubilee tractor Sl 750 Ford 1:161 tractor wtth loader S7 350 Allis Chalmers WD 45 tractor wtde front end S1 250 Used 2 IC 14 plow S175 used s ft 3 pi rotary mower Sl85 New Idea hay condr!toner s~so 3 rldrng awn mowers SJ5 SilO Luckett Farm Equ pmer1t Phone (614) 698 3032 or w 698 7881 Weshtnglon Sf Albany 3 28 26tc tA_R_o'E'N--5-;,j,-pl v Headquarters Cabbage caultflower broccolr head letluc:e and pansy plants Also anton sets seed potatoes of all vanetles and a full lrne of bu lk garden seeds Headquarter.s also for fme produce Mtdway Mk t Pomeroy 992 2582 3 28 301C LOCU ST 2359 posts Phone 742 3 30 12tp -.----------BABY pigs phone ••• 2857 330 121C GOOD HAY never wet Phone 949 2523 RIGGS USED CARS --·- --------- 3 75 121c SIITISFY YOIIR NEEO> ~7 "' Not tee ot Appotntment Cue No 21754 Est1te ot Isabel Simpson. Deceased Nollc:e tS hereby given that Joseph E Beckwith of Apt 203A Lakeview Estates Parkersburg West Vrrgmla has beef1 duly ap pointed EICecutor of the E~tate of I sabel Simpson deceased late of Racine Me igs Countv Ohio Credttor s a re requ1red to file the r claims with said ftductary within four months Dated lh Is 15th day of March 1976 Minntng o Webster, Judge Courfot Common Pleas Probate Divlslon Ill 19 26 (4) l 3tc ------- ------ 76 Olds Cpe. DeVHie, Cut. power, 4 Or., Supreme a~r. _ 14495 alr·---'5395 ) 76 Olds Cut. Sup. Sal. Cpe., pow., a1r --'5795 75 Olds Cut. Sup. Sal. Cpe.1 pow., air _!.5195 Dr., power, 75 Olds Royale 4 Dart 75 Dodge air ----'5195 Swinger, slant 6, auto •• -'3495 75 Fora Granada 4 Dr., pow., a1r - - - - 75 Chev. % t. C.20 PU, 4 wh. dr. ___ 15395 75 Mavenck 4 Dr., auto., P.S., P.B':-- 74 VW ~3195 Bus, 9 pass .. _________ '3695 73 N()Va 2 Dr., V-8 auto. PS ------'2595 73 VOlkswagen Bus, 9 pass. ______ '3295 73 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, pow., air_"<?- 13495 72 Chev. Vega HB Cpe.1 4 speed, radiO 11495 72 Buick LS Cus. Con., power, air ___ 12895 72 pow., Buick Electra, V-top, air ___ 12695 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air ----'2695 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full power, air'2295 72 Olds lux. Sed., full p~er, fact air 12895 71 71 Olds 98 ~u~. Sedan, pow., air ___ _' 1795 Ford Tor. Cpe., v.a, auto., air____ .'J595 4 dr., pow., air ~- ___ 11995 70 Chevelle Couoe, v.a auto.------ 11595 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow., F. air- !... --..11095 69 P~. 4 Uoor, V-8 allto.--------'95 69 Olds Cut. 4 Dr.1 vofOOf, alr-----'1095 71 Buick S.l. 68 Cadillac Sed. DeV1Ue, power, air-- _ 11295 1961LINCOLN CONT.................... . Sale 73 Cadillac 69 Bu1ck R1vtera Coupe, air------- '995 1969 MUSTANG 2 DR FASTBACK .. .. ., 73 Cadillac: Elderado Cpe., pow., air--'5495 1 . .... fully equipped Nrce ••• .... ~ ... , ......... . care , ••••••••••••••••• USED CARS , •• • Carpenter Petsonals Robert Cordray, WesterVIlle, was a recent guest of ~ts mother, Mrs Beulah CorYou look at 1htf1gs ldea hsllca lt y 2dr H T , a or P S P B V roof today without neglecttng your dray and Mrs Herman duttes for enjoyment when the Cordray, Athens, Route, also days work 1s done spent a few days w1th Mrs TAURUS jApril 20-May 20) Cordray while her son m-law The mottves behtnd your ac and daughter , Mr and Mrs ttons today wtll be c,harllable Reed Jeffers were v1s1hng though you II do you r utm ost to perfect everythtng works worth look •ng at the1r children, Mr and Mrs conceal your generosity Lee Jeffers Mr and Mrs GEMINI (May 21 Juno 20) A John Dunham and fam1ly and fnend who holds you m high Dr small v 8 auto P S Mr and Mrs R1chard Jeffers esteem Will be work1ng tn your behalf wtthout your knowledge and daughters who all hve 10 today the New Boston, Ill area Several other cars m stock at Riggs acMurl Galaway, CANCER (Junt 21.July 22) See Ray R1ggs or Roger Rtebel Something you destrelo do to compamed by her daughter day may seem unrealistic to and grandson, Beulah and the casua l observer but you111 Donald Crabtree, were called know tt can be done tf you re to Grant Hospital, Columbus, wti'ltng to pay the price Located on St Rt 7 by the serious Illness of Mrs LEO (July 23·Auv 22) Make II Galaway's sister, Mrs Goldie a point to praise another for Chase something you may have LEGAL NOTICE - NOTitE OF SALE played a major part tn ac Mr and Mrs Dwame S TERLING G NEVIL LE The persona l property tn t he Jordan , Bryan, Ke1th and has been ordered to appear or Estate of the late Wayne compllshlng Th1s could boosl plead by Aprtt 18 1976 10 a Chevalter Deceased who was hiS efjO Sarah Faye vacationed th1s comp lamt f1led 1n Civi l Action a collector and deal er m an past week w1th a tr1p wh1ch No C2 76 100 In the Untied t1ques w•ll be otfered for sa l e VIRGO (AUV 23·Bepl 22) An States Olstrlc:t Cour t for lhe .!!1 auction a t~ Is res idence rn old friend can be extremely took them through West Southern o 1strrcl of Ohto the Village of Reedsville helpful loday If you need Virginia With stops at Eastern Division United Ohto commencing at 10 00 anything from a buck 10 a States of America Plaintiff v AM on Tuesday April 6th Beckley, Belle and Oak Hill, btcycle pump go to him f1rst STERLING G NEVILLE el 1976 and Will continue darty anjl~also viewing the New al Defendan t s praylf1g for thereafter unl tt sold LIBRA (Sap! 23·0.:1 23) If R~if Bridge project, on to foreclosure of a mortgage Numerous oard~p tools you re fortunate enough to recorded In Volume 123 page hand filters lewf1 mowers Fayeltsvllle, N C where work with someone today 143 of the mor tgage records ot planters rolo fitter they visited her nephew and whose goats are attuned to MetQS County Ohio which cultivator saws ladders mortgage deed rs a lten on the wheelbarrows tubs Iars yours you can both be assured wife , Mr and Mrs Rick Rice, follow ng described rea l refrigerator gas range oak of accomptlshment then to Neunan, Ge7gla to proper ty sttuated In the Slate kitchen tab le plank c:halrs of Ohto County of Me tgs and hell rack c hma cabinet SC011Pt0 (Oct 24·Nov 221 the home of anothernephew, further descr 1bed as follows 07P1tchers plates bowls spoon Bustness matters sttll Involve Mr and Mrs Steve Rice and Srtuate tn the Vlllllge of ~tders anhque glassware you today but f1egottate kf10W· daughter, to Jacksonville, M ddleport Meigs counly th cut and pressed brass Qh 1o whistle Insu lators powd t:r ing the seller ts as amdous to Ala , where h1s nephew and profit as you are eager to buy Being Lol No 79 and the horn boot ra ck brass· bell family, Mr and Mrs Dale souther l y 20 feet of Lot No ao cow bell school belts butter rn Lower Pomeroy now mold sad rrons cherry p 1e SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dec Jordan and daughter are 21) Your normally excellent Mrddleport Ohio Also the safe 15 otl tamps clocks located, then to Gadsen , Ala , easterly one half of Ihat library tllble gun rac k 22 sense of humor w ill be es port on of lhe alley whtCh Is caliber revolver 22 bolt action pectally valuable to you today where her bro1ber·m·iaw and conftguous wllh the westerly r i fle trrvets 2 lamps and tn gaining the favor of co Sister, Mr ahd Mrs Alfred boundary Of the above brackets o ld thermometer workc:~rs Use tl descnbed real eslate stone tars and lugs oil lamp s Rice • are moving , also Sublecl to water ltne collection of bottles ant queJ) viewing sights at the easement dishes bo t tle caps thousands CAPRICORN (Oec 22-Jon Alabama Space and Rocket Deed Reference Volume of other Items cf household 11) One ol1he besllhlngs you can do today ts to spring a 242 Page tOtl Meigs County goods effects furniture Center at Hunl.svllle, Ala , Deed Records equipment and brlc a brec pleasant surprise on )'Obfr JOurneymg home via NashThe mortgagor and mor and a 1972 P1ckup Truck with mate Make a special wish lgagees agree that any camper top In excellent come true ville, Tenn and through ranges refrigerators or condition • Kentucky carpellng purchased or Terms of sate Cash In the AQUARIUS (Jon 20·Feb 11) 1 M flnlf1Ced 1n whole or In pari even l of mclement weather Friends you are obllgaled lo Bern ce cKnlght, wrth loan funds will be con the sale may be postponed w tll have a better time at your Colwnbus, was an overnight S1dered and construed as a from day to day hOuse loday lhan It you lake guest of her brother and par t of the properly covered Edward Chevalier by the morrgage them oul And so will you slslei:·in-law, Mr and Mrs Administrator of PROPERTY 107 Park PISCES (Fob 20·March 20) It Harold Gillogly and VISited I he estate Stree t Mtddleporl Oh io A5760 of Wayne Chevalier you seek INe relurn ot her mother, Goldie Gillogly Deceased s Robert M Dun can somelhmg you ve loaned a and other rel~t1ves here Unrted States genlle reminder w111 do the Mrs Lucy Thomas and Carnahan Auchon Serv1ce btstrtct J udge t nck lt s been on the other per· Aucttoneer~ sons consc 1ence anywqy Mrs Hazel Culwell VISited • Mrs Thomas' cousm, Mrs 13 1 19 26 (4) 2 31c !315 17 19 26 Iii 2 9 61c • ~inme MCGrath, near Harrisonville on Sunday afternoon and also ca lled to see Mr and Mrs Mendal Aprlt 3, tt78 Jordan Mrs Dana Ba1ley IS at The exP.erlences of lhe past bolh boltB4QUYj~, .WIII give home lollowmg1heart surgery you the tort1tude to pursue at Umvers1ty Hospi tal, your ambitions lhlo coming Colwnbus year Vour expenences were • Among thiJil• from th1s not if1 vain 1971 MERC. MONT. .................... '1495 For OPEN FRI TIL8- 5AT TILS V Dr Sed 6 tyl auto P S Brougham 1nl Call: Jimmy Deem 949-2388 RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER I ........... 1974 Plymouth Gold Duster 2 dr , H T, Only FORD MAVERICK .... · SALE EXCAVA TIN G UACK HOES AT VALUE RATED a~r In pnce ad to read SOLD? dr Sed, a~r, auto P S P B V roof Clean 4 Call For Appoontment Want that illR PS 4 P 6 One owner ........... 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO ...... · Dr Sed , tact P S P B, V roof beaut 1ful be1ge forth s mode rn two bedroom home In the country nea r Ba shan Ct ty wat er and natural gas Even a garden BISSELL BUilDERS 0 DE L L AI n emen t oca led be h rnd Rutland Gr ad e Schoo l Tu n e up brakes whee l batanctng alm emen t Phon e 7 t21ll01 r~ghl 1974 Ford 302 V 8 Gran Torono '2195 '2995 A~r green wor ld go by step InSide lh e large foyer and fe el the Hrgh v tew l ow pn ce check fht s 3 w th large dtntng r oom ltvtng room k rtch en and bath nat ga s furniture lo w pr ce $7500 00 FORD MUSTANG IJ......... .'2495 bronze metalliC brown 1973 FORD GAL 500, 4 DR........ $2395 auto P S P B V roof powder blue really n1ce 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO... .. ... $2395 4 door VB automattc P sieenng and brakes factory air crutse co,trol sharp 1 owner local car dark spacrousness of thr s thtck w a l led bnck hom e open statrway large I v tng room wtth f1replace huge format d1nmg r oo m brg k tt ct:len Up sta r s 1s 4 bedrooms w th a s un porch Plenty of room for real ll v tng at apr ce you c an afford Just $29 500 You wi-H,.....r ha ve a home w dh presf tge POMEROY bedroom home w tth firep lace goe s too one 1973 Ford P1nto 2 Dr 4's, 4 cyl One careful ····~ •••• •• • local owner ••••••• ••••• • •••••. '469.5 MANY MORE 1975 PINTO MPG 12895 White 2 dr 4 speed trans rad1o body mouldmgs w s 560 N Second St a few home stf es - $4 000 00 Law mrleage • ••••• • • •• • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • w1te s car Stocker $7 400 00 5 be droom s love l y ktlchen wtt h all bu t It m s dtntng room w1 th s ltd mg glass doors ope n tng to a hugh deck famt ly room lowe r level pa ft o ce ntral atr tota l etectrt c ntercom sys te m so m e f tm shtng work requtred on ftrsl floor Where? R1ggscrest Manor near Tupp ers Platn s One o l th e tmest homes tn the area at a reasonable prt ce Cal for appotntm en t BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL - Pomeroy 2 SIGNS CA LL QU CK 000 COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST - What' 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA ...........'1195 Dr Sed fact air P S P B V roof 1972 atM VEGA ....................... '995 Hatchback 4 cyl auto G T 1971 PONTIAC BONNEVIu.E ......... '895 4 Dr 4 10 H P SUPER Converl1ble Grovely wll~ Electro Slorl Ebersbach Hdwe. Mam St 1973 atM BELAIR, 4 DR ......... . Sed air aulo P S P B 1971 atEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC .... 2 Dr H T a lr, auto P S P B V roof See Tom Rue. Ray Douglas, G. (Pat) W1lhamson or Edd1e F1fe -L---.....------ - --- 1n OLDS····~······ ···~················· 1975 Ford Gran Torono 3Q2 V 8 Dr Training sharp • •• '903 offer 5 p m 110 V AC 60 HZ cord Ton long wheel base flat bed w1fh racks 4 spd trans 20 000 mile truck like new atr cond MANY MORE USED CARS STOP & LOOK r '32.95 connected Just plug Installs wrth 2 screws radio • ~lr' runntng through 1t us! perfect for a large lak e woo ded htll stde tu st cry ng for a cabtn He r es scenery a nd seclu ston ) at less than $300 per ac re EXTRA SPECIAL FIRE DETECTOR 974 CHM C-30 ..................... .. ' (2) Only New 3 Pc Ltvmg Room Su1tes, Sofa, cha1r & love seat only $369 95 SELF CONTAINED EARLY WARNING Long wide bed 350 V 8 auto P S P B slid1n9 rear window Tilt wheel double sharp 90 ACRES VACANT LAND - you wou ld know\prmg IS here w hen you see thi S w tde green va ll ey w th a brook ltttle doze r wor k and ha ve WANT TO 742 2211 1973 atEVY CUSTOM 1Q. ........... . 1895 1972 V W Super Beetle radio '1895 TOM RUE SALE PRICE ................ .. 1972 Mercury Colony Park 9 pass staton wagon '1995 TOM RUE SALE PRICE""""""' ..... ~ 992 Earli-Gard auto 9 ACRES OF WOODED AREA - Just off Unoon Ave A Sale $48BSq around . wired for CB $ TOM RUE SALE PRICE ................ .. :• only $11 000 2 Dr Sport Coupe locally owned fu lly equlpt Sha•pesl '2895 .,,$2995 ..• I SPRING SELLING SPREE SAVE NOW 1972 BUICK RIVIERA ................... $32951 USED CARS •• CENTRAL REALTY CO. MOTORS W1th New Car Warranty or Drrve lane ~ DAN THOMPSON l USED CARS I . / 1975 Plymouth Gran Fury Custom 4 dr AM rad10 P S P B, a1r cond 12 000 miles -YOUR CHOICE-TOM RUE SALE PRICEr '4195 1975 Plymouth Duster 6 cyl Cpe AM radio auto trans P S , TOM RUE SALE PRICE"""'"' ......... 3695 1975 Plymouth Vaflant,6 cyl 4 dr, AM radio blue with vinyl roof auto trans P S TOM RUE SALE PRICE........ •........'3195 I ,_____ _ TOM RUE FACTORY OFFICIAL CARS "'~ SEW IN G MI1C HINE Repatrs se r vt ce a.ll mak es 992 2284 Th e Fabr c Shop Pome roy Au lhOr 7.ed Stnge r Sates and Serv ce we sha rpen Sc sso r s J 29 lf c I Mtddl eport Stt on th e large front porch and .... atch th e ALUMINUM SIDIN G SOFFIT! GUTTERS AWN IN GS J 1 1 mo Business Serv1ces I. COINS ! .i R EMODEL I N~ 5 BEDROOMS - of EXPE~IENCED I SLOAN'f CARPETING D&D ' • For Sa l e NG fo r ced atr hea l Carport $13 000 RUTLAND - 2 BR balh OONEUI'S PIZZA Good farm la nd larrly good fen ce s large 4 BR hom e 2 farm pon ds m ner als on 157 acres ba l~ lloors Fu l l b a semen t Po r ches forced a tr hea t about J~ ac r e $19 500 J . ~. NEED a p la st er er, Call Joe Custer 99 2 35)0 ~ 331 261c . front por ch and la rge lot lor gar d en Onl y $19 500 small 5 YEARS OLD - 3 BR bal~ dmmg R hardwood Recently r eno va t~d For Sale ENORMOUS - 4 b1g B R s 1 balhs mod kd SEPTI C TIINK S cl ea n e d Modern San•tafton 99 2 39 5 or 9Y 7" 73 ~9 9 16 tfc BEDRM trader fu t y carp eted lo cated on Rt 14 3 clos e l o Harnsonvt l e c h ld Phone 74'1 3122 J 26 6tc 1970 MOB IU: hom e 12 >< 44 2 bcdrm ga s Phon e 991 5001 4 2 61 c r en ta ls 1 r ented on l si tl oo r wt l h goo d tncom e 3 26 26t c UNF- U R NI SHED apt n Pomeroy 1 bed rm new y r ede cor a ~ d tull y c arpeted Cal l n the ea r lv am 99 2 1?88 2 22 ti c Mob1le Homes For Sale 'I Sl1900 BUSINESS BUILDING - 3 HO U SE on L n coln Hq s '1. b£> drm s larg e kt l ch en large ba sernt' n l eHcl tent buy f or \ q 200 w tl h fur n lur e $ 0 700 Phone 99 7 3 21 lfc 1 B R s n ~ w dream ktf ba th nat ga s hea t palto and large leve l lot Ba r ga n . l -4 Business Serv1ces Business·Services 2 6tp OUT OF FLOOD - Mod 1 . ·' W IL L 00 bul ct t n g a r d HOU SE 1 r ooms and bah ~ car b ock g ar age on , a c r ~ roo i JniJ r e m o de l n~ r; round \ 10 ~00 F h '"'ne 991 pun b n q l ur nale r epa r • 759] ga s or o tl or g ener al r epa ir Ill ) 28 61c r rc c es ltm a l es ilnd r ea sonab l e ra t es Pho n e Char cs Smcla r (6 14 ) 98 S 1 BE DRM ho m JJ tor sal e m the counrr y ele c or gas 41 ?1 or 99 2 ??2 1 he at lar ge I repla ce and J 78 l ?tc playr oom ne w g a rag e an d a wn m qs Pho ne ( 304) 773 G A R AG E Sale Starl m g Thu rs dav Apr I t thr ou g h. IY69 CH EVY Chro me r m s ta chom eter new I r es $600 Sur da y Apr 1 1 Boys and 1\lso 1964 For d GalrlX e 500 q tt s c lo th ng w n b ed S700 Ph one 2H 7169 or ?J7 c o r1 p te t e c r e am 1'JC,7 sepa ra or s r eco r d pl a yer J IU 6tp d shes and lot s o f m St-'"0.1' t r n s Rcc d sv1 1 e 0 1 o Turn at R vervtew Sc hool Real Estate for Sale s qn I rU l ouse on !e ll ) 31 41 p 7 RO OM hQtJse w h ba th good lo cat to n f ull basement 39 RUMMA GE SALE n Sout h Second Mtddl eporf b a se men! o t En le rp r sc Phone 99 2 226 5 • c nur ch on Rt 33 Look tor ] 21 17tp s tgn s Thur sday Fr day Satu r day Apr I l 2 J 9 a 1 72 A C R E;S Phone 742 2359 11 I II 6 p 1 3 30 301p J l 21p Yard Sale <~ Real Estate For Sale TEAFORD MAN S g r een b tll otd lost 2 be dr~ ur ou nd P ortla nd co 1ta n ng 1-URN! SH ED apM m ent adulls onlv n val ua ble paper s 1 found M dd~tfo r PI one 997 38 74 Je ffr e y p h on e 949 7JI 7 J 12 lf c F r en d r eward 3 30 6 ~ L A DY S w h l e yold wa t ch n the area ot Kroger s n Pome r oy Rewar a Phone 99 7 5938 or 991 J7J 6 3 30 6tp E"!ployment Wanted 1951 CH EV Y P c k up new V 8 , 183 mo tor 4 sp ee d new 3 BEOR M c ountr~ hom e Wtlh rr.; s U OO Ph o ne 99'1 7876 c o m ptele trQ l h h o okup 4 ? Jtc Che ster ar ea Phone (6 14) 98 ~ 417 6 1977 D U S fER a uto ma l c 6 4 4 61p cyt a r cond I on nq Ph o11 c 99 1 5137 wo u L o t ke to buy g ooa use d 4 2 41 C 6 RM hou se n M ddl e por~ m,; n u rc spr ea d e r Ph one nellt to sc hool New shtngle 991 !1 06 r oof $5500 Phon e 992 7275 1973 DODGE DART spor 140 3 )0 5 c ~ 1 3t c n ~t allt c g re en 40 000 m1 es Ca ll 9<~9 231 6 T IMB E R lO P p r cc to r ~ l Jtp HO M E l or sa l e b y pr v ale \ I m el no I rr ht: r Cal ( 61ll ow n er 3 acr es t 1 16 H'l/0 19 66 ~F' A L C ON Stat on Wag o~ tJe droorns bar n on bla ckt o p 3 1 1tc 6 cy sld a r g oo d co n r oa d g as and w a ter Ph one d lion Phone 991 7876 ? 19 20?3 '... A"o H pad tor 11! m <J kes and • 4 Jlp ) I 16 lp mod els ol mo b il e homeo, P ~l O n C M C l COd e 614 I 1 1966 OLD SMOBILE 98 co n 95) 1 v erlrbte hard top p b p s I I ] IC a r a I e tec n ew patnl Phon e 997 61 54 V1rgtl B Sr Broker 4 I Ol e 110 Mechan1c Pomeroy 0 For Sale or Trade 1970 CHEVY 307 ton Pllone 992 3375 19' I V W Sup er B eetle 1 p ckup wttn camp e r she lf exce l ent cbr d I ton Tracie Phone 99 2 7232 LOOK - Almost 4 acres for Am €rtcan ca r ot ec1u a1 4 I 41C V(IIUe PhOn (.> 7tl 2 3017 near town w tlh 2 sept c 4 2 6t c 1969 C 60 CH EVROLET DUI11P ln nks .1nd tra der A real tru ck 1<111 bed and che a ter bu ~ a I $B 500 35 HP Ev nr ude mo lar 14 f n x le Goo d condtl on Phone CONVENIENT - N1 ce 3 boal d um p Ir a fer l or sal e (61 I ) 66 7 6301 or tr ad e Ph on e 99 7 o 54 B R older hom e 1n pr me 3 26 111p J 1 6t c loca lton Hot wa ter hea t ! f lU C U f L/ '1~ up r 1 ' f f u ll ba sement & mod ktt f h O \ Y'l! 1 11 1 Jusl $19 500 MISC. Sales ! J I I( At landmark Store Repr esen tattve R e fr es hments and door prtz es Everyone ts Welcome Buy OLD tur n tu r c c e bo x I" '> br a s"> b~d s o ld w alt H 1('p/1 ones m d pa rt s or con p ctu hous e/1 old !-> W n tu M 0 M t ier R 7 ro , ~.: r o y Oh o C a 1 '191 1760 ,.. 10 ' '4 DEMONSTRATION · Apnl 7 7:45 pm 70ih Century We lder To For Fast ~esults Use rhe S~ntinel Classifieds . 11 - The Dllily Sent111el, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 , Fr1day April2,1S \JOlX ': "· ort.hdc:Jd • 'Dart Cpe., v.a 68 Dodge 67 VW 2 Door 67 Chevelle 68 Pontiac auto. - - - - - '995 Bug ___________ '695 4 Door 6 Station cyl. auto·-----'695 Wagon ________ '795 72 Dodge 1 ton Truck, flat bed---- '2695 See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burrrs, Lloyd Mcf,.aughltrt or Marvin Keebaugh. Karr & Van Zandt "You'll Like Our Quality way of Doing Business" 992 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings Unti16:0~Til Sp.m. Sat. Long Bottom birthday party for her daughter, Glnser's 6th bir· t thday for the kindergarten class at Tuppers Plains school , By Rulh Larkins Mr and ,Mrs Steve Mr Fred Larkins Salsbury are visiting her celebrated his 78th birthday parents, Mr and Mrs Dorsel St Patrick's Day He Larkins received many nice cards Mr and Mrs Dorsel Cake and Ice cream were Larkins and family were enjoyed by his wife, Ruth, visiting her parents, Mr and and Mr and Mrs John Mrs VIrgil Wamsley at Bogard Sr and son, John Jr Cheshire Sunday and the honored guest Mr Mr ancf Mrs Ernie Larkms A fam1ly dmner was Newland recently gave a planned for Sunday birthday party for their son, Joe Bissell is a patient In Travis, who was 7 years old Veterans Memorial Hospital Those persons present were Sure hope he gels better soon his parents, sister Tracie, Mr Raymond Larkins Is Mrs Chi! Newland, Darrell enjoying h1s busmess trip to Cozart and wile, Mr and Florida He says the swim· Mrs Kenny Reynolds and mmg is fme sons, Phyllis Newland and We are sorry to h~sr of the Steve Norris death of Elsworth D1ll He Mr and Mrs Kenneth was a very good neighbor, Reynolds honored their son, fnend husband and father Kenny Ray, on his Jrd bir· He will be sadly m1ssed • thday, Feb 20 with a birthday Ernestine H'l)'ffian enjoyed party Present were Mr and a f1sh fry at thl!' home of Mr Mrs Cliff Newlun Mr and and Mrs Martm Nessleroad Mrs John Newlun ~nd Crlaty Mrs Sue Hayman had a and Tina, Mrs Jennl Newlun and Travis and Tracl, Phyllia Newlun and Steve Norrl' • community who attended the junior high basketball banquet at the Albany Elementary School were Mr and Mrs Joe McWhorter, Joan , Paula and Shawn, Mrs Dorsey Jordan and Ralph, Mrs Rosemary Miller, Debbie and Laura , Connie Jack W Carsey Neecll E Carsey to Pomtroy L •T o Akers and Mr and Mrs Partnership 90 A Dwame )ordan, Bryan, Keith Pomeroy Norman J Baxter, Gilda and Sarah Faye Team Baxter to Pomeroy L T D members and cheerleaders Porlnershlp 2 03< A SaliSbury Pomeroy were gtven nice trophies Derwood Napper Merv Ida Dennl~on spent the Nappe.r .- to Christopher weekend w1th her nephew Napper t<.ath l !en Napper ~ 10 Setem and fam1ly Mr and Mrs acres Everett Roustt Grace Dorsey Jordan and family Rou&h to Everett Rou1h Zelia Perry spent a few Grece Roush Jots Raclf1t James Kunath Donna days w1th her son-m-law and Kunath to Russell L Slayton Ar1na H Slayton 12 acrea, daughter, Mr and Mrs Salem -. Carroll Woodgerd and family Ada Warner to Normen J m Dyesv11le Baxter Gilda Ba•ter 0095 Acre ~ I News Notes Property Transfers �10 - 1 he lJaliY ~mmca, Jmuw~port t'omeroy U r rldtt\ 1\pnl,'l. 1976 Help Wanted WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINE S 5 P M D ay Be f ore P ubt •ca t on M onday Deadltn e 9 am C an cellatt on Co rrt~ c t to n s w II b e c ept eCI unt I 9 a m Da y o l P u b! cat on SOMEO N I:. otve n wth c tde r l'll lady tor mor e n f o r m~~ Jon ca lf 99'1 34)7 3 30 5Tc HO ME WO R KER S ('Mn \60 WI I kly a d d r e SS ng c• ve tope s Ru sh self addr es sed stam o c a en v e lo pe So u t he rn D rv er s f I'd 1~0 6 Camden Or v c R chmond Vt r grn a 73779 0 3 18 16t'P ac tor REGULATIONS Th e Pub l ~ h e r r eserve ~ th e r tq h t to edt ! or r e tec "n y a d s dee m ed ob te c tto na l The publl sht;>r w II not be r fl~ p o n s 1bl e tor mo r f' than one n corr ec t nsen on RATES For Want Ad 5HVlC C !i c;ents p er word o n(' nse r on M n mu m Ch arg e Sl 00 1 ~ cc 1t s p rr word thr ee consec u ve nse rt en s 76 cen s per wo rd Sl)( con sec u v e nse rt o n ~ 7~ P er Cen t D scoun t on p ad ..-.d s ar1d i3 ds pa d w hni Q d;t yS CARD OF THANKS & OB IT U ARY '!. 7 00 t or ~0 wo r d 111 nunum E ac h n d d onat w ord J c ent s BLIND ADS Ad d t onat 7~c Cha r ct e per 1\dv c r 1S n en t OFF fC E HOU RS B ]0 a m o 00 p '' D a l y 8 JO a n IO l l. OO N oo n Satur'day Phone tOda y rrn /1 56 Card of Thanks TH E FAMrl, Y et th e laTe Mrs St an e. y ( Oonna J Ru sse 1 w ts h to e xl end lhct~ ~ mc c r e !hank s a~d deep ap pr ecra l on for the ma'ny ac t s ol k. tndn css praye r s and flora otl ert ngs 10 !h ~ Re v Geo r ge Glaze Mtddleport Chur c h o f Chr S! Raw l t n g~ Coal s F un eral Home as we lt as ro l he many fr end s r elat ves and nrt gh bor s 4 2 li e Not1ce SHOO T N G M al ch IUS! off Rt 7 nc ar Ro c k Spr n gs Cc m e lery every Su nday 12 30 p m 4 2 7tc A U CTI O N Ma son Aucl o n Ho u se Mn son N va F r day Aprt 7 at 7 p m Co n s Qnments w i'l tr n ,-, 1e Pnon e {JO ~ l 88 ~ 2 ~0 7 I 21c SHOOTIN G M A TCH R u t lm d Gun Club New L rna Road R fie an d prsto s Sunoa¥ A pr I -1 I p m E v erv on e w e leo n e .1 I Jtc THERE W IL L h~ a Shoo t tng Ma ch a t t ne New Ra crn e Ftr e D ep t b u ld ng sa ur a a y Apr t J 976 at 7 30 p m F r om Ra e n ~ take Co Rd 28 ( th e Bl Shiln Rd ) to th e B ds han F re Slat on tu r n r ght a! the 1 r e hou se an d follow !ha t road l or about 1 m lc Bu ld ng on lett Fac tory choke gun s onl y • 3 30 II c W IL L do s d I g ara en plow tn g w !h G ra ve l y t r a c tor Phone 9 9 '~ 7-19 1 or 997 37 16 3 26 16 p WELDING Wanted _ t POMEROY LANDMARK Jac k W Carsey Mgr I•• r ... 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27 96 3 J 1 tr c GROCERY stor e all sto c k s and equ pment 1 v nq quart e r s partly f urn shed new ( r emad e e d Ph o n e 7 12 2796 ) ] t II C t-t ON E tor sat e t d n ng r oom 1 k l chen l am ty ba lh Pr c ed t o 9'12 739 I v n g room b edroom s room and sell Pho ne ] ] l I C A BOUT 3 a c r es ol un dev elop ed l and c onst sl ng ol about 1J loi s ea c h 50 II tn n wrdth and over 150 fl d epth Has c l'f wat er and snnrlary sew erag e Can be t nan ced PhOn e 99 ? 578e be tw ee n 1 and 5 p m 3 26 6t c SAC RI F I CE By own er New H av en W c sl V r gtnt a 110ci ern al e lec tr ~ th r ee ~ ory br c k apartm ent hu d nq Four 3 bedroom and two J bedroom apa rt rne n ls Doc orate d pla ster ed wa s C Dll pl e t ~ Young s lown k chen s w1lh d spo sal un Is Slorn w ndo'A s and doors Bu let ng co n p letely tnsul rt t ed fro n t and r ear entran ces Beaut t ully lan d scaped pr vat e pa rk mg lot F our apart m ent s com pte c y turn s hed S zc of pr oper y 160 It x 110 fe el F tv e year co n slr uc t tO n 10b ex pected to be n t ul! swmg t h iS Su m m e r R eal sa cr I tee \)9 900 00 Return present low re n t 16 per cent Owner n poor heallh L ve s out ol s l at e Phon e (3 0 ~ ) 882 2433 J 28 7t c 7648 NEW b level hom e :J bedrm bud! tn k c a n carpe l ba sement qarage tn basem ent l o c r:~t c d behtnd grade SChool Long Sl Rulland Oh o Se e Milo Hul ch rson or p hone 7 ~ 2 2306 3 13 tt c TUPPER ., PL A IN S New 3 bedr m hou se s carp eled r ang e ga rag e arge tot s FHA ftnan cmg ava able $2 1900 Phon e f e l 4 667 6304 3 I 26 !p J'QMEROY Pets AKC R€g SIN t:d CO IIt e' Stud Serv rc e Stardu St K ng Phone ( 61.1 ) 98 5 4248 3 16 tf c - 2 slory frame A l most new stdtng rool & car por i 3 BR porches NG hea t yard $8 000 GRAVt L Y lra c ror IUS! ov erh auled dual whee s JO n mower A l con d I ton Ph one 99 2 5 8~0 ~ 2 2r c R O T OT!L L ER exce l lent condtl on Onl y used tw1ce Call 9t19 7167 4 2 2t c CO l L I n\c slonr an d 111 ype s ol salt and ro ck salt for 1ce Ex and snow r emo 1 a c elstor Salt WorK s East Man St Pome r oy Oh 1o PI') one 992 3891 ' 127 tt c na t gas FA f urnace vast corner lo t dbl garag e i;t nd larg e shad e tr ees Onl y S35 000 REAL NICE - 3 neal large B R s ba lh large ulli1ty LARGE FARM - MIDDLEPORT ba th ulil1ly ba seme nt R 2 BR full NEXT TO STORE Large 12 r oo m s w th al u tt tltes nea r new r est aurant Good locafton for rent ng A sk ng IU SI $7500 00 dtnrng R por c hes garage Lot 50x l00 Close to sc hool IB 500 CHARM PLUS DURABILITY - Stone & hnck Slated floors ' NG for ced a1r hei! t & air cond Needs 3 or 4 parttt on s a sh ower or l ub Do tt yoursel f $7 000 PROPER TIE S AR E SE LL ING FA ST - WE NEED LI STING S 992 2259 or 992 2568 CONSTRUCTION 1'5 S 1nd Sl Middleport Oh•o 991 ,167 OPEN4 PM DAILY made P zza S ~;Jagh e tt l , Baked La sagna & Sand w che s aurcle carrv Out Se rvtee . 4 i 1 TIO AUCTION SALE Orange Twp Volunteer Frre Departmeht wrll hold a cons tgnm en t auct1on at the ftr e hou se located m Tupper s Platns Oh1o on Apnl 17th begmmng at 10 00 a m Watch for L1st Items Later From a shelf t o a house all bullrflng •nd th e from remod e ltng loundatton up Addtft()OS car pq)ing parnt•ng itdtng pan el tng, paper roof•ng hanQ•ng etc ' tv pes of CL05EO MONOAY We s pec a 1e on hom e Ph 949 2023 or 843?667 2 19 I mo LARRY WHOBREY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Now acceptmg clients for bookkeepmg and tax serv1ce PH. 992-6173 3 18 I me 3·17 1mo Radiata Service . , ..... I -·- I Fran th e lar.gest Truck or 13 lld oz cr Rad a t or to It e sn alle sr Heal er Cor e Nathan B gg s Rad1ator Spe c•alt sl SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ROGER HYSELLS GARAGE Automobile and Truck Repa1r State Rt 124 Toward Rutland Pomeroy Ohta 45769 Phone 992 5682 Pom eroy V A no1htng down others J Pet See us now fo r your futur e tnv es tment 3 13 1 mo B.UV 5EllorTRADE F1nd Coms burt ed trea s ure ri ng s Stiver gold Com & Metal Oetec lo,r s For Rent or R&J COINS Rulland742 233 1 Rog*'r Wam sley NEW MIDDLEPORT CAB CO. 24 Hour Serv1ce PH. 992-6010 Courteous Servtce3 31 I mo Codner's Campers RAINBOW RIDGE (Bash an Area) LONG BOTTOM SAM'S PIZZA SHOP ltallan·Style PIZZa Call tn orders and piCk up 1n twenty mtnutes Located at 329 Jrd Street Racrne Oh•o Ph. 949-2404 OPEN TUES THRU SAT 6 30 Ttll10 00 3 17 I mo Racine .Plumbing &Heating Rilnn e Otlto Sales & Rental TRAVEL TRAILERS OPEN FRI SAT SUN or by c:ontactmg R Codner Owner 61 4 8431611 4 I I mo RE A D Y MIX CON • "c. _ de l 1ve r ed r ght to your pr o1 ect r ast and easy Free es trmat es PhOne ",l 92 3184 Goe g le n Ready Mr~ Go M ddl cport Oh o $ 6 30 lc E L WOOD BOWE~ S REPAIR 5w;.e ep ers to ast er s r ons all small ap p! ta n cc5 Lawn mow er n ex t o Slul c H gh way Gar aq e on Rou e 7 Phon e ( 6)4) 98 5 3825 .1 16 t f c W ILL do s t r u c t on tl ea 1ng No too small C roo t n g con plumb ng and 10b too large o r Phone 7-1 2 23 48 , J 19 261c llR /\ D~ O RD A ucloneer Co r pl clt: S ervtn~ Pt on e 9 !9 2 t07 or 949 2000 R ac lne OhtO Cr II Bra d ford I0 9 He: H FREE ESTIMATES Blown Insulation Serv1ces F.rnan c1ng A va riabl e B town 1nto w a lis & A lt1C: S STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS L WRlTE SEL rooftng new re patr Phone 949 2862 or 9492160 3 31 41 C Need new root or old repaJred' Hou se roof barn shing les bu1ld up parnttng elec l rtca l work gutters & downspouts furnace s wafer heaters wafer sollners tnstOllled & reparr ed Sewage Call us al949 2882 or 94 9 2203 3 28 1 mo BULK WATER AVAILABLE Tuppers Pia ns Chesler wate r D tstrt cl now se 1 ng b ulk wa l er to tanks on truck s at ou r n ew ofl tee Lo ca edon SI Rt 7 1 Mile Nor1h of Eas tern H gh School Serve Yourself DI Sp ense r Tak ng quarters only one a t a lime tor 2 ~ 0 gallons of wat er Open o tl th e T1me f or your con ve n ence 1 J lmo EXC/\V ATI NG doar tuih u and ba c kh o~ work sep !C anks tn s talled dump tr uc ks and to boy s .tor .htre w rll h au l lt ll dtrt to p so d tmes lone and gravel rail Bob or Roger Jeffers day pho ne 99 7 7089 ntght phone 991 3575 or 997 5732 2 11 lfc i ICHRYSLER I .. Plymoulfi PJumbmg he a t mg an all l y pes i:it ge neral epa Jr Work g uaran teed iO vea r s ex per ten ce PI:'IOne 992 2.:t09 6 1 lfc •, 3 - ------- D 8. D TREE Tr tmm•ng 20 y ear s ex per ~n e e lnsu~;ed f ree es ti mat es Call 99 1 '2384 or ( 614) 698 72'i7 A lbanY I 0 I 5 I fc ,;Free estimates on carpetmg and tn stallat 1on We It bnng sa n'tpl es to your hom e woth no I... obh~atoon . See how you can really save M1k e Young Manager Sales and ln stallatton Rt 3 Pomeroy Ohto 45769 Phone day or mght 614 991 2206 I 14 I 'J'O ' • ~ ~ •" ; . ~ f • W IL L do Odd 1obs rooftng patnt ng haul rn g treework and mowtng Call 992 7409 J 28 rtc .•• • 1974 Dodge Dart Sport 6 cyl auto trans AM rad1o TOM RUE SALE PRICE"""" ......... 1973 Chrysler New Yorker 4 Dr TOM RUE SALE PRICE ................ "' 1972 Opel Wagon } C\ KIDS IN YOUR HAIR - LOOK HERE 2 story home m th e country J lar ge be drm s large spac ou s 1 v1 ng room dmmg roo m k !chen w ith built ms bath a nd ut l1t y room 2 ca r conc r ete b lock garage garden space and strawberry pa t ch a lmost 1 acre of land Where' Abou t 5 mtnul es from Pom eroy on Co Rd JO Pr ced Thi s ntce Jl 1 st ory home ha s a large lt v 1ng room wt th shm y oak fl oortng d ntng room nt ce ( • k !che n w tth built tn s 2 ba throom s 2 bedrooms on ftrsf , floor 3 mce l y pa ne le d bedrooms on the 2nd floor a lso 2 large porches and a sun porch garage Natural ga s ~ u rnace ts very economt ca l L ocated on Scou t Road tn 1 Chester Oh to Wou ld you bel1eve S12 800 ~t' ~ F I' LARRY LAVENDER Sy ra cu 5e Ohto Ph 992 3993 4 10 1 mo "•• •• PH. 992-2594 :' I •• Pomeroy 1971 PONT. LeMANS SPin... .. ..... 'o';,l Dr H T a or auto P S P B V r;;,[ mag whee ls 1971 atM 4 DR ..................... . Wag auto , P s P B 1 OF QUALITY Motor Co. SCENIC COUNTRY HOME - Well cared lor hom e 1n the country co nta tn tng 2 bed rooms l tv ng room kttch en sm a ll drn n g ~ oo m bat h ntce sun porch Also ce ll a r and ce llar house 2 garages and ba r n That s not all 37 ac;res g oe s wtth 1t all over Jooktng t he beaultful Ohto Rt ver Better call qUick Only GRAN TORINO............ . Coupe 22 000 miles sharp ready to 1975 CHEV ESTATE WAGON $6095 Dark red Simulated wood trim 3 sea t fu ll y equ1pped $1~ & wtth every Chev opt1on low miles new title, boss's w hres Its like new with less than 5 200 mtles 1972 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM Auto 11995 SAVE MONEY? Tak e advantage of our pnces Quahty burtt homes N1ce lots available tn nrce locattons S& 000 00 - DON T FLIP OUT - ThiS the 4 Dr Ph (614) 98S 4102 2 12 1 mo REALTOR A ND D OZER LARGE AND SMALL SE PTI C TANKS IN S T ALLED BI LL PULLIN S PHONE 992?176 DAY OR N G H T 2 21 521p SAVE ON CARPETING Candy Stripe Beautrful colors Do rt yourselt and save Regular $6 95 sq yd Yd -----------or 15 FT 11 · 501 NYLON Green gold re d blue rust Do tl yours elf with pad dtng S7 9S sq yd W•th padd tng tnstafled S8 95 sQuare yard CALL 742 72 11 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CAR PET CONSULTANT RUTLAND' FURNITURE Rutland COUPON • . FACTORY PURCHASE -141 PIECESFactory seconds and re1ects If perfect would sell for $79 95 to $129 95. Mattresses & Box Springs Famous Simmons Full &Twin NOW $3995 $58 to EA. Queen S1ze Pa1rs, A 1 shape, now $150.00 a patr Shop early ~nly 15 SETS SIMMONS .., Kmg s1ze mattresses and box sprmgs, 3 Pteces, Regular $399 95 set Tllese are new . Now only $100 set, for 3 p1eces NEW ODD SIZES ; MATTRESSES & BOX SPRINGS (2) Youth Stze Mattresses, 33" w1de $20 ea. 3/4 or 4.8" Mattresses $20 ea Extra Long 80" full SIZe 520 ea. ( 3) Twtn S1ze. extra long 80" S20 ea. roof, mag wheels PINTO WI IRE .................. '2295 4 cyl aut~:t wheels atr lug rack wood gram FORD GRAN TORINO........... . Sed a~r outo P S P 8 '3995 1973 Dodge V 8 Challenger, 2 Dr H T Extra '269 5 1973 Ford V8 M•verock 1 dr H T, auto trans L1ke new · ...... " .. .. •............ '2495 1974 Ford F100 v, ton Pickup 302 V a, P S '3495 1974 Ford F100 Four wheet dnve Ptckup '3995 1973 GMC '12 Ton S1erra Grande V 8 Pickup AT P S Topoflontandfhlsonelstops .......•3495 ~r~~n o:d~e ~: ~.h.~~~~: ..~.~: .. ~. ~.. v~~y ..'2295 1970 Dodge Custom Potara 4 dr Sedan '1395 1971 Ford Tormo v 8, 2 dr Sedan .. .. .. ...'1495 1970 Plymouth &cyl Du•ter, 55 Clean '1295 1970 & cyl, auto trans Realty , 3 1 95 13,125 easy miles I ............. . ....... o\ .. •••••••••••••••• ••• •••••• • , extr-a sharp , ••• , .... ... ....................... Shows e)lcellent eire ...... • • • • .. I locally owned Sharp' •••• • • • • 1 ••••••• • f\l~venck sharp low mileage • •• • • • • • ••••••••• • •••• ••• • 1970 Bu1ck Electra 4 dr Sedan Air cond ~1595 1968 Olds 98 4 dr H T A1r cond Snows good .~695 I • , ••••••••••••••• SEE Fred Blaettnar, Pat H1ll, Melvm Ltttle, or Dan Thompson Open Evenmgs T1l6 oo Except Thurs and Sat T1l s 00 Middleport Astro- GrapM Bern1ce Bide 0 sol For Salurday April 3, t878 ARIES (Morch 21 April 11) 1974 SULur;. l TS 18 5 trarlbtke good knobbles and sprocket only 1 200 miles Ver:y good shape 5600 ftrm Phone 992 3564 4 1 41p a GO CART horse eng •ne $125 Phone 843 215? 4 2 Ole PIONEER Schooner Camper mounted on a Dodge truck wtth Tandem wheels Sleeps 4 Self confatned wtth an otr compressor unll 8 track tape $2 500 Phone (614) 985 3596 or 985 4192 4 2 6tp 1.\0NTGOM<RY W•rd 5 hp g.!!rden IIIIer wtth power , safety reverse Used less than 3 hours S200 Phone 992 7315 4 2 3tc REGiSTERED 1f1 and :14 Arabian mares and geldings Da1mallon pups See Eskey H ti l F tat woods Pomeroy Ohio or Road phone 992 JUS 4 I 3tc LEGHORN HENS 60c each W 5 M1 chael Phone (61.4) 98S 3956 4 1 3tp ... -1." '---------- - ---~00TS BOOTS Boots Bools Men s Work. boots steel toe .rubber, S14 95 lea t her $21 95 Reg Toe l eather ' S17 95 Western Boots $29 9S and less Men s used work 1pants S l 09 shtrts 99c .JBAILEY S Middleport t 413tp --------------CHESS SETS melal locelor almost new slide pro lector hair dryer lrnttque lamp 1-flshmg ree l 52 gal etec Wlller hearer $15 Needs bottom e lem ent Cherry . finish dresser Other ~ Items Ballev s M tddlepor t 4 1 31p sso -1"-- - ~---------~I'!E FORMAL size • like ,rmew ~ Mrs 7365 Jean Grueser .4 I 3tc ,-------------1975 KAWASAKI 400 1600 Harley McDonald Gray rManor Apt Apt 4 Mid dleport Oh io Phone 992 4 1 3tc Sockey lind 30 Inch mower Plus step down gear for garden use Call 992 7164 e'ter 5 p m 4 1 Jlp 19)2 HONDA 350 Wtfh exlras good •hape ssoa Phone 742 ; 167 or 741 , • 3152 _ _ _ ..:J..._ - - - - - - 4 1 &lc --- FORD FAIRLANE......... For Sale MODERN Watnul conso le AM FM radto, 4 speed changer Balance S103 40 or terms Call 992 3965 4 1 lfc ---- ---------COAL F@.< >ALE CAB Coal Company 1 mile norlh of Chesh1re on Rl 7 Ptek vour own S20 per I on Open o days per week or call (6141 367 7330 for further tnformatlon 1 8 78tc FORD 9N tractor overt.- ;uT Sl 150 Ford Jubilee tractor Sl 750 Ford 1:161 tractor wtth loader S7 350 Allis Chalmers WD 45 tractor wtde front end S1 250 Used 2 IC 14 plow S175 used s ft 3 pi rotary mower Sl85 New Idea hay condr!toner s~so 3 rldrng awn mowers SJ5 SilO Luckett Farm Equ pmer1t Phone (614) 698 3032 or w 698 7881 Weshtnglon Sf Albany 3 28 26tc tA_R_o'E'N--5-;,j,-pl v Headquarters Cabbage caultflower broccolr head letluc:e and pansy plants Also anton sets seed potatoes of all vanetles and a full lrne of bu lk garden seeds Headquarter.s also for fme produce Mtdway Mk t Pomeroy 992 2582 3 28 301C LOCU ST 2359 posts Phone 742 3 30 12tp -.----------BABY pigs phone ••• 2857 330 121C GOOD HAY never wet Phone 949 2523 RIGGS USED CARS --·- --------- 3 75 121c SIITISFY YOIIR NEEO> ~7 "' Not tee ot Appotntment Cue No 21754 Est1te ot Isabel Simpson. Deceased Nollc:e tS hereby given that Joseph E Beckwith of Apt 203A Lakeview Estates Parkersburg West Vrrgmla has beef1 duly ap pointed EICecutor of the E~tate of I sabel Simpson deceased late of Racine Me igs Countv Ohio Credttor s a re requ1red to file the r claims with said ftductary within four months Dated lh Is 15th day of March 1976 Minntng o Webster, Judge Courfot Common Pleas Probate Divlslon Ill 19 26 (4) l 3tc ------- ------ 76 Olds Cpe. DeVHie, Cut. power, 4 Or., Supreme a~r. _ 14495 alr·---'5395 ) 76 Olds Cut. Sup. Sal. Cpe., pow., a1r --'5795 75 Olds Cut. Sup. Sal. Cpe.1 pow., air _!.5195 Dr., power, 75 Olds Royale 4 Dart 75 Dodge air ----'5195 Swinger, slant 6, auto •• -'3495 75 Fora Granada 4 Dr., pow., a1r - - - - 75 Chev. % t. C.20 PU, 4 wh. dr. ___ 15395 75 Mavenck 4 Dr., auto., P.S., P.B':-- 74 VW ~3195 Bus, 9 pass .. _________ '3695 73 N()Va 2 Dr., V-8 auto. PS ------'2595 73 VOlkswagen Bus, 9 pass. ______ '3295 73 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, pow., air_"<?- 13495 72 Chev. Vega HB Cpe.1 4 speed, radiO 11495 72 Buick LS Cus. Con., power, air ___ 12895 72 pow., Buick Electra, V-top, air ___ 12695 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air ----'2695 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full power, air'2295 72 Olds lux. Sed., full p~er, fact air 12895 71 71 Olds 98 ~u~. Sedan, pow., air ___ _' 1795 Ford Tor. Cpe., v.a, auto., air____ .'J595 4 dr., pow., air ~- ___ 11995 70 Chevelle Couoe, v.a auto.------ 11595 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow., F. air- !... --..11095 69 P~. 4 Uoor, V-8 allto.--------'95 69 Olds Cut. 4 Dr.1 vofOOf, alr-----'1095 71 Buick S.l. 68 Cadillac Sed. DeV1Ue, power, air-- _ 11295 1961LINCOLN CONT.................... . Sale 73 Cadillac 69 Bu1ck R1vtera Coupe, air------- '995 1969 MUSTANG 2 DR FASTBACK .. .. ., 73 Cadillac: Elderado Cpe., pow., air--'5495 1 . .... fully equipped Nrce ••• .... ~ ... , ......... . care , ••••••••••••••••• USED CARS , •• • Carpenter Petsonals Robert Cordray, WesterVIlle, was a recent guest of ~ts mother, Mrs Beulah CorYou look at 1htf1gs ldea hsllca lt y 2dr H T , a or P S P B V roof today without neglecttng your dray and Mrs Herman duttes for enjoyment when the Cordray, Athens, Route, also days work 1s done spent a few days w1th Mrs TAURUS jApril 20-May 20) Cordray while her son m-law The mottves behtnd your ac and daughter , Mr and Mrs ttons today wtll be c,harllable Reed Jeffers were v1s1hng though you II do you r utm ost to perfect everythtng works worth look •ng at the1r children, Mr and Mrs conceal your generosity Lee Jeffers Mr and Mrs GEMINI (May 21 Juno 20) A John Dunham and fam1ly and fnend who holds you m high Dr small v 8 auto P S Mr and Mrs R1chard Jeffers esteem Will be work1ng tn your behalf wtthout your knowledge and daughters who all hve 10 today the New Boston, Ill area Several other cars m stock at Riggs acMurl Galaway, CANCER (Junt 21.July 22) See Ray R1ggs or Roger Rtebel Something you destrelo do to compamed by her daughter day may seem unrealistic to and grandson, Beulah and the casua l observer but you111 Donald Crabtree, were called know tt can be done tf you re to Grant Hospital, Columbus, wti'ltng to pay the price Located on St Rt 7 by the serious Illness of Mrs LEO (July 23·Auv 22) Make II Galaway's sister, Mrs Goldie a point to praise another for Chase something you may have LEGAL NOTICE - NOTitE OF SALE played a major part tn ac Mr and Mrs Dwame S TERLING G NEVIL LE The persona l property tn t he Jordan , Bryan, Ke1th and has been ordered to appear or Estate of the late Wayne compllshlng Th1s could boosl plead by Aprtt 18 1976 10 a Chevalter Deceased who was hiS efjO Sarah Faye vacationed th1s comp lamt f1led 1n Civi l Action a collector and deal er m an past week w1th a tr1p wh1ch No C2 76 100 In the Untied t1ques w•ll be otfered for sa l e VIRGO (AUV 23·Bepl 22) An States Olstrlc:t Cour t for lhe .!!1 auction a t~ Is res idence rn old friend can be extremely took them through West Southern o 1strrcl of Ohto the Village of Reedsville helpful loday If you need Virginia With stops at Eastern Division United Ohto commencing at 10 00 anything from a buck 10 a States of America Plaintiff v AM on Tuesday April 6th Beckley, Belle and Oak Hill, btcycle pump go to him f1rst STERLING G NEVILLE el 1976 and Will continue darty anjl~also viewing the New al Defendan t s praylf1g for thereafter unl tt sold LIBRA (Sap! 23·0.:1 23) If R~if Bridge project, on to foreclosure of a mortgage Numerous oard~p tools you re fortunate enough to recorded In Volume 123 page hand filters lewf1 mowers Fayeltsvllle, N C where work with someone today 143 of the mor tgage records ot planters rolo fitter they visited her nephew and whose goats are attuned to MetQS County Ohio which cultivator saws ladders mortgage deed rs a lten on the wheelbarrows tubs Iars yours you can both be assured wife , Mr and Mrs Rick Rice, follow ng described rea l refrigerator gas range oak of accomptlshment then to Neunan, Ge7gla to proper ty sttuated In the Slate kitchen tab le plank c:halrs of Ohto County of Me tgs and hell rack c hma cabinet SC011Pt0 (Oct 24·Nov 221 the home of anothernephew, further descr 1bed as follows 07P1tchers plates bowls spoon Bustness matters sttll Involve Mr and Mrs Steve Rice and Srtuate tn the Vlllllge of ~tders anhque glassware you today but f1egottate kf10W· daughter, to Jacksonville, M ddleport Meigs counly th cut and pressed brass Qh 1o whistle Insu lators powd t:r ing the seller ts as amdous to Ala , where h1s nephew and profit as you are eager to buy Being Lol No 79 and the horn boot ra ck brass· bell family, Mr and Mrs Dale souther l y 20 feet of Lot No ao cow bell school belts butter rn Lower Pomeroy now mold sad rrons cherry p 1e SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dec Jordan and daughter are 21) Your normally excellent Mrddleport Ohio Also the safe 15 otl tamps clocks located, then to Gadsen , Ala , easterly one half of Ihat library tllble gun rac k 22 sense of humor w ill be es port on of lhe alley whtCh Is caliber revolver 22 bolt action pectally valuable to you today where her bro1ber·m·iaw and conftguous wllh the westerly r i fle trrvets 2 lamps and tn gaining the favor of co Sister, Mr ahd Mrs Alfred boundary Of the above brackets o ld thermometer workc:~rs Use tl descnbed real eslate stone tars and lugs oil lamp s Rice • are moving , also Sublecl to water ltne collection of bottles ant queJ) viewing sights at the easement dishes bo t tle caps thousands CAPRICORN (Oec 22-Jon Alabama Space and Rocket Deed Reference Volume of other Items cf household 11) One ol1he besllhlngs you can do today ts to spring a 242 Page tOtl Meigs County goods effects furniture Center at Hunl.svllle, Ala , Deed Records equipment and brlc a brec pleasant surprise on )'Obfr JOurneymg home via NashThe mortgagor and mor and a 1972 P1ckup Truck with mate Make a special wish lgagees agree that any camper top In excellent come true ville, Tenn and through ranges refrigerators or condition • Kentucky carpellng purchased or Terms of sate Cash In the AQUARIUS (Jon 20·Feb 11) 1 M flnlf1Ced 1n whole or In pari even l of mclement weather Friends you are obllgaled lo Bern ce cKnlght, wrth loan funds will be con the sale may be postponed w tll have a better time at your Colwnbus, was an overnight S1dered and construed as a from day to day hOuse loday lhan It you lake guest of her brother and par t of the properly covered Edward Chevalier by the morrgage them oul And so will you slslei:·in-law, Mr and Mrs Administrator of PROPERTY 107 Park PISCES (Fob 20·March 20) It Harold Gillogly and VISited I he estate Stree t Mtddleporl Oh io A5760 of Wayne Chevalier you seek INe relurn ot her mother, Goldie Gillogly Deceased s Robert M Dun can somelhmg you ve loaned a and other rel~t1ves here Unrted States genlle reminder w111 do the Mrs Lucy Thomas and Carnahan Auchon Serv1ce btstrtct J udge t nck lt s been on the other per· Aucttoneer~ sons consc 1ence anywqy Mrs Hazel Culwell VISited • Mrs Thomas' cousm, Mrs 13 1 19 26 (4) 2 31c !315 17 19 26 Iii 2 9 61c • ~inme MCGrath, near Harrisonville on Sunday afternoon and also ca lled to see Mr and Mrs Mendal Aprlt 3, tt78 Jordan Mrs Dana Ba1ley IS at The exP.erlences of lhe past bolh boltB4QUYj~, .WIII give home lollowmg1heart surgery you the tort1tude to pursue at Umvers1ty Hospi tal, your ambitions lhlo coming Colwnbus year Vour expenences were • Among thiJil• from th1s not if1 vain 1971 MERC. MONT. .................... '1495 For OPEN FRI TIL8- 5AT TILS V Dr Sed 6 tyl auto P S Brougham 1nl Call: Jimmy Deem 949-2388 RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER I ........... 1974 Plymouth Gold Duster 2 dr , H T, Only FORD MAVERICK .... · SALE EXCAVA TIN G UACK HOES AT VALUE RATED a~r In pnce ad to read SOLD? dr Sed, a~r, auto P S P B V roof Clean 4 Call For Appoontment Want that illR PS 4 P 6 One owner ........... 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO ...... · Dr Sed , tact P S P B, V roof beaut 1ful be1ge forth s mode rn two bedroom home In the country nea r Ba shan Ct ty wat er and natural gas Even a garden BISSELL BUilDERS 0 DE L L AI n emen t oca led be h rnd Rutland Gr ad e Schoo l Tu n e up brakes whee l batanctng alm emen t Phon e 7 t21ll01 r~ghl 1974 Ford 302 V 8 Gran Torono '2195 '2995 A~r green wor ld go by step InSide lh e large foyer and fe el the Hrgh v tew l ow pn ce check fht s 3 w th large dtntng r oom ltvtng room k rtch en and bath nat ga s furniture lo w pr ce $7500 00 FORD MUSTANG IJ......... .'2495 bronze metalliC brown 1973 FORD GAL 500, 4 DR........ $2395 auto P S P B V roof powder blue really n1ce 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO... .. ... $2395 4 door VB automattc P sieenng and brakes factory air crutse co,trol sharp 1 owner local car dark spacrousness of thr s thtck w a l led bnck hom e open statrway large I v tng room wtth f1replace huge format d1nmg r oo m brg k tt ct:len Up sta r s 1s 4 bedrooms w th a s un porch Plenty of room for real ll v tng at apr ce you c an afford Just $29 500 You wi-H,.....r ha ve a home w dh presf tge POMEROY bedroom home w tth firep lace goe s too one 1973 Ford P1nto 2 Dr 4's, 4 cyl One careful ····~ •••• •• • local owner ••••••• ••••• • •••••. '469.5 MANY MORE 1975 PINTO MPG 12895 White 2 dr 4 speed trans rad1o body mouldmgs w s 560 N Second St a few home stf es - $4 000 00 Law mrleage • ••••• • • •• • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • w1te s car Stocker $7 400 00 5 be droom s love l y ktlchen wtt h all bu t It m s dtntng room w1 th s ltd mg glass doors ope n tng to a hugh deck famt ly room lowe r level pa ft o ce ntral atr tota l etectrt c ntercom sys te m so m e f tm shtng work requtred on ftrsl floor Where? R1ggscrest Manor near Tupp ers Platn s One o l th e tmest homes tn the area at a reasonable prt ce Cal for appotntm en t BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL - Pomeroy 2 SIGNS CA LL QU CK 000 COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST - What' 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA ...........'1195 Dr Sed fact air P S P B V roof 1972 atM VEGA ....................... '995 Hatchback 4 cyl auto G T 1971 PONTIAC BONNEVIu.E ......... '895 4 Dr 4 10 H P SUPER Converl1ble Grovely wll~ Electro Slorl Ebersbach Hdwe. Mam St 1973 atM BELAIR, 4 DR ......... . Sed air aulo P S P B 1971 atEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC .... 2 Dr H T a lr, auto P S P B V roof See Tom Rue. Ray Douglas, G. (Pat) W1lhamson or Edd1e F1fe -L---.....------ - --- 1n OLDS····~······ ···~················· 1975 Ford Gran Torono 3Q2 V 8 Dr Training sharp • •• '903 offer 5 p m 110 V AC 60 HZ cord Ton long wheel base flat bed w1fh racks 4 spd trans 20 000 mile truck like new atr cond MANY MORE USED CARS STOP & LOOK r '32.95 connected Just plug Installs wrth 2 screws radio • ~lr' runntng through 1t us! perfect for a large lak e woo ded htll stde tu st cry ng for a cabtn He r es scenery a nd seclu ston ) at less than $300 per ac re EXTRA SPECIAL FIRE DETECTOR 974 CHM C-30 ..................... .. ' (2) Only New 3 Pc Ltvmg Room Su1tes, Sofa, cha1r & love seat only $369 95 SELF CONTAINED EARLY WARNING Long wide bed 350 V 8 auto P S P B slid1n9 rear window Tilt wheel double sharp 90 ACRES VACANT LAND - you wou ld know\prmg IS here w hen you see thi S w tde green va ll ey w th a brook ltttle doze r wor k and ha ve WANT TO 742 2211 1973 atEVY CUSTOM 1Q. ........... . 1895 1972 V W Super Beetle radio '1895 TOM RUE SALE PRICE ................ .. 1972 Mercury Colony Park 9 pass staton wagon '1995 TOM RUE SALE PRICE""""""' ..... ~ 992 Earli-Gard auto 9 ACRES OF WOODED AREA - Just off Unoon Ave A Sale $48BSq around . wired for CB $ TOM RUE SALE PRICE ................ .. :• only $11 000 2 Dr Sport Coupe locally owned fu lly equlpt Sha•pesl '2895 .,,$2995 ..• I SPRING SELLING SPREE SAVE NOW 1972 BUICK RIVIERA ................... $32951 USED CARS •• CENTRAL REALTY CO. MOTORS W1th New Car Warranty or Drrve lane ~ DAN THOMPSON l USED CARS I . / 1975 Plymouth Gran Fury Custom 4 dr AM rad10 P S P B, a1r cond 12 000 miles -YOUR CHOICE-TOM RUE SALE PRICEr '4195 1975 Plymouth Duster 6 cyl Cpe AM radio auto trans P S , TOM RUE SALE PRICE"""'"' ......... 3695 1975 Plymouth Vaflant,6 cyl 4 dr, AM radio blue with vinyl roof auto trans P S TOM RUE SALE PRICE........ •........'3195 I ,_____ _ TOM RUE FACTORY OFFICIAL CARS "'~ SEW IN G MI1C HINE Repatrs se r vt ce a.ll mak es 992 2284 Th e Fabr c Shop Pome roy Au lhOr 7.ed Stnge r Sates and Serv ce we sha rpen Sc sso r s J 29 lf c I Mtddl eport Stt on th e large front porch and .... atch th e ALUMINUM SIDIN G SOFFIT! GUTTERS AWN IN GS J 1 1 mo Business Serv1ces I. COINS ! .i R EMODEL I N~ 5 BEDROOMS - of EXPE~IENCED I SLOAN'f CARPETING D&D ' • For Sa l e NG fo r ced atr hea l Carport $13 000 RUTLAND - 2 BR balh OONEUI'S PIZZA Good farm la nd larrly good fen ce s large 4 BR hom e 2 farm pon ds m ner als on 157 acres ba l~ lloors Fu l l b a semen t Po r ches forced a tr hea t about J~ ac r e $19 500 J . ~. NEED a p la st er er, Call Joe Custer 99 2 35)0 ~ 331 261c . front por ch and la rge lot lor gar d en Onl y $19 500 small 5 YEARS OLD - 3 BR bal~ dmmg R hardwood Recently r eno va t~d For Sale ENORMOUS - 4 b1g B R s 1 balhs mod kd SEPTI C TIINK S cl ea n e d Modern San•tafton 99 2 39 5 or 9Y 7" 73 ~9 9 16 tfc BEDRM trader fu t y carp eted lo cated on Rt 14 3 clos e l o Harnsonvt l e c h ld Phone 74'1 3122 J 26 6tc 1970 MOB IU: hom e 12 >< 44 2 bcdrm ga s Phon e 991 5001 4 2 61 c r en ta ls 1 r ented on l si tl oo r wt l h goo d tncom e 3 26 26t c UNF- U R NI SHED apt n Pomeroy 1 bed rm new y r ede cor a ~ d tull y c arpeted Cal l n the ea r lv am 99 2 1?88 2 22 ti c Mob1le Homes For Sale 'I Sl1900 BUSINESS BUILDING - 3 HO U SE on L n coln Hq s '1. b£> drm s larg e kt l ch en large ba sernt' n l eHcl tent buy f or \ q 200 w tl h fur n lur e $ 0 700 Phone 99 7 3 21 lfc 1 B R s n ~ w dream ktf ba th nat ga s hea t palto and large leve l lot Ba r ga n . l -4 Business Serv1ces Business·Services 2 6tp OUT OF FLOOD - Mod 1 . ·' W IL L 00 bul ct t n g a r d HOU SE 1 r ooms and bah ~ car b ock g ar age on , a c r ~ roo i JniJ r e m o de l n~ r; round \ 10 ~00 F h '"'ne 991 pun b n q l ur nale r epa r • 759] ga s or o tl or g ener al r epa ir Ill ) 28 61c r rc c es ltm a l es ilnd r ea sonab l e ra t es Pho n e Char cs Smcla r (6 14 ) 98 S 1 BE DRM ho m JJ tor sal e m the counrr y ele c or gas 41 ?1 or 99 2 ??2 1 he at lar ge I repla ce and J 78 l ?tc playr oom ne w g a rag e an d a wn m qs Pho ne ( 304) 773 G A R AG E Sale Starl m g Thu rs dav Apr I t thr ou g h. IY69 CH EVY Chro me r m s ta chom eter new I r es $600 Sur da y Apr 1 1 Boys and 1\lso 1964 For d GalrlX e 500 q tt s c lo th ng w n b ed S700 Ph one 2H 7169 or ?J7 c o r1 p te t e c r e am 1'JC,7 sepa ra or s r eco r d pl a yer J IU 6tp d shes and lot s o f m St-'"0.1' t r n s Rcc d sv1 1 e 0 1 o Turn at R vervtew Sc hool Real Estate for Sale s qn I rU l ouse on !e ll ) 31 41 p 7 RO OM hQtJse w h ba th good lo cat to n f ull basement 39 RUMMA GE SALE n Sout h Second Mtddl eporf b a se men! o t En le rp r sc Phone 99 2 226 5 • c nur ch on Rt 33 Look tor ] 21 17tp s tgn s Thur sday Fr day Satu r day Apr I l 2 J 9 a 1 72 A C R E;S Phone 742 2359 11 I II 6 p 1 3 30 301p J l 21p Yard Sale <~ Real Estate For Sale TEAFORD MAN S g r een b tll otd lost 2 be dr~ ur ou nd P ortla nd co 1ta n ng 1-URN! SH ED apM m ent adulls onlv n val ua ble paper s 1 found M dd~tfo r PI one 997 38 74 Je ffr e y p h on e 949 7JI 7 J 12 lf c F r en d r eward 3 30 6 ~ L A DY S w h l e yold wa t ch n the area ot Kroger s n Pome r oy Rewar a Phone 99 7 5938 or 991 J7J 6 3 30 6tp E"!ployment Wanted 1951 CH EV Y P c k up new V 8 , 183 mo tor 4 sp ee d new 3 BEOR M c ountr~ hom e Wtlh rr.; s U OO Ph o ne 99'1 7876 c o m ptele trQ l h h o okup 4 ? Jtc Che ster ar ea Phone (6 14) 98 ~ 417 6 1977 D U S fER a uto ma l c 6 4 4 61p cyt a r cond I on nq Ph o11 c 99 1 5137 wo u L o t ke to buy g ooa use d 4 2 41 C 6 RM hou se n M ddl e por~ m,; n u rc spr ea d e r Ph one nellt to sc hool New shtngle 991 !1 06 r oof $5500 Phon e 992 7275 1973 DODGE DART spor 140 3 )0 5 c ~ 1 3t c n ~t allt c g re en 40 000 m1 es Ca ll 9<~9 231 6 T IMB E R lO P p r cc to r ~ l Jtp HO M E l or sa l e b y pr v ale \ I m el no I rr ht: r Cal ( 61ll ow n er 3 acr es t 1 16 H'l/0 19 66 ~F' A L C ON Stat on Wag o~ tJe droorns bar n on bla ckt o p 3 1 1tc 6 cy sld a r g oo d co n r oa d g as and w a ter Ph one d lion Phone 991 7876 ? 19 20?3 '... A"o H pad tor 11! m <J kes and • 4 Jlp ) I 16 lp mod els ol mo b il e homeo, P ~l O n C M C l COd e 614 I 1 1966 OLD SMOBILE 98 co n 95) 1 v erlrbte hard top p b p s I I ] IC a r a I e tec n ew patnl Phon e 997 61 54 V1rgtl B Sr Broker 4 I Ol e 110 Mechan1c Pomeroy 0 For Sale or Trade 1970 CHEVY 307 ton Pllone 992 3375 19' I V W Sup er B eetle 1 p ckup wttn camp e r she lf exce l ent cbr d I ton Tracie Phone 99 2 7232 LOOK - Almost 4 acres for Am €rtcan ca r ot ec1u a1 4 I 41C V(IIUe PhOn (.> 7tl 2 3017 near town w tlh 2 sept c 4 2 6t c 1969 C 60 CH EVROLET DUI11P ln nks .1nd tra der A real tru ck 1<111 bed and che a ter bu ~ a I $B 500 35 HP Ev nr ude mo lar 14 f n x le Goo d condtl on Phone CONVENIENT - N1 ce 3 boal d um p Ir a fer l or sal e (61 I ) 66 7 6301 or tr ad e Ph on e 99 7 o 54 B R older hom e 1n pr me 3 26 111p J 1 6t c loca lton Hot wa ter hea t ! f lU C U f L/ '1~ up r 1 ' f f u ll ba sement & mod ktt f h O \ Y'l! 1 11 1 Jusl $19 500 MISC. Sales ! J I I( At landmark Store Repr esen tattve R e fr es hments and door prtz es Everyone ts Welcome Buy OLD tur n tu r c c e bo x I" '> br a s"> b~d s o ld w alt H 1('p/1 ones m d pa rt s or con p ctu hous e/1 old !-> W n tu M 0 M t ier R 7 ro , ~.: r o y Oh o C a 1 '191 1760 ,.. 10 ' '4 DEMONSTRATION · Apnl 7 7:45 pm 70ih Century We lder To For Fast ~esults Use rhe S~ntinel Classifieds . 11 - The Dllily Sent111el, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 , Fr1day April2,1S \JOlX ': "· ort.hdc:Jd • 'Dart Cpe., v.a 68 Dodge 67 VW 2 Door 67 Chevelle 68 Pontiac auto. - - - - - '995 Bug ___________ '695 4 Door 6 Station cyl. auto·-----'695 Wagon ________ '795 72 Dodge 1 ton Truck, flat bed---- '2695 See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burrrs, Lloyd Mcf,.aughltrt or Marvin Keebaugh. Karr & Van Zandt "You'll Like Our Quality way of Doing Business" 992 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings Unti16:0~Til Sp.m. Sat. Long Bottom birthday party for her daughter, Glnser's 6th bir· t thday for the kindergarten class at Tuppers Plains school , By Rulh Larkins Mr and ,Mrs Steve Mr Fred Larkins Salsbury are visiting her celebrated his 78th birthday parents, Mr and Mrs Dorsel St Patrick's Day He Larkins received many nice cards Mr and Mrs Dorsel Cake and Ice cream were Larkins and family were enjoyed by his wife, Ruth, visiting her parents, Mr and and Mr and Mrs John Mrs VIrgil Wamsley at Bogard Sr and son, John Jr Cheshire Sunday and the honored guest Mr Mr ancf Mrs Ernie Larkms A fam1ly dmner was Newland recently gave a planned for Sunday birthday party for their son, Joe Bissell is a patient In Travis, who was 7 years old Veterans Memorial Hospital Those persons present were Sure hope he gels better soon his parents, sister Tracie, Mr Raymond Larkins Is Mrs Chi! Newland, Darrell enjoying h1s busmess trip to Cozart and wile, Mr and Florida He says the swim· Mrs Kenny Reynolds and mmg is fme sons, Phyllis Newland and We are sorry to h~sr of the Steve Norris death of Elsworth D1ll He Mr and Mrs Kenneth was a very good neighbor, Reynolds honored their son, fnend husband and father Kenny Ray, on his Jrd bir· He will be sadly m1ssed • thday, Feb 20 with a birthday Ernestine H'l)'ffian enjoyed party Present were Mr and a f1sh fry at thl!' home of Mr Mrs Cliff Newlun Mr and and Mrs Martm Nessleroad Mrs John Newlun ~nd Crlaty Mrs Sue Hayman had a and Tina, Mrs Jennl Newlun and Travis and Tracl, Phyllia Newlun and Steve Norrl' • community who attended the junior high basketball banquet at the Albany Elementary School were Mr and Mrs Joe McWhorter, Joan , Paula and Shawn, Mrs Dorsey Jordan and Ralph, Mrs Rosemary Miller, Debbie and Laura , Connie Jack W Carsey Neecll E Carsey to Pomtroy L •T o Akers and Mr and Mrs Partnership 90 A Dwame )ordan, Bryan, Keith Pomeroy Norman J Baxter, Gilda and Sarah Faye Team Baxter to Pomeroy L T D members and cheerleaders Porlnershlp 2 03< A SaliSbury Pomeroy were gtven nice trophies Derwood Napper Merv Ida Dennl~on spent the Nappe.r .- to Christopher weekend w1th her nephew Napper t<.ath l !en Napper ~ 10 Setem and fam1ly Mr and Mrs acres Everett Roustt Grace Dorsey Jordan and family Rou&h to Everett Rou1h Zelia Perry spent a few Grece Roush Jots Raclf1t James Kunath Donna days w1th her son-m-law and Kunath to Russell L Slayton Ar1na H Slayton 12 acrea, daughter, Mr and Mrs Salem -. Carroll Woodgerd and family Ada Warner to Normen J m Dyesv11le Baxter Gilda Ba•ter 0095 Acre ~ I News Notes Property Transfers �.. • -· • 12 - Tlf~ u uuy .-,em met, tVIIOUicpoi·t·l...omeruy, U., Friday, Apnfz . l!r;li Assault charged to teenage pa1r . • Today •. .iii brief. Onllir>Olis will ask for 4 mills TRUSTEES TO MEET A special meeting of the trustees of old Carleton College will be held at the ' Syrac use Grade School Wednesday, April 7, at •7:30 p.m. Milton ·varian, secretary, announced today. l ., Area Deaths ! CHAHI.ESTON , W. VA . 1UPi 1 - A landinark' 'damage The Gallipolis City Board of judgment against the United Mine Workers of America, one of Education Thursday night • Lt DA SWAIN · Everett Delaney and the Rev . its districts. and three local . unions will be appealed , union approved a resolution RACINE - Llda Swa in, 75, Howard Sh iveley officiating. attorneys stated· '11mrsday. '!'he UM W, District 17 and three lUlanimously to place a four Racine, died Thursday at the Burial wil l be In Gravel Hill Charges of assault with a c.{ hi~ cruiser and ordered llpper Kanawha Valley locals were deemed liable by 8 u. s. . null operating levy on the ' Enevetdson residen ce In Cemetery at Ches hire. Tuppers Plains. · Friends may call at tfte deadly weapon I motor both boys from their truck . Distnct Court_j ury for about $1.2 million m damages from primary elec tion ballot June PARTY PLANNED The Middleport E·R squad funeral home · alter 7 p.m. 8. vehicle 1;' fleeing .a police While walking toward their tu1authorized strikes against Carbon Fuel Co '!'he 'l'ri-County CB Club was called but Mrs. Swain today. UMW attorneys said they would appeal the verdict which , : '!'he, levy · would be con- will hold . a skating party· '~(.as dead .upon Its arrival. offi cer and no operator's truck, the driver .accelerated The'daughter of the fate license have ·betn fil ed . his .· vehicle swerving . it . one lawyer statt'!!, would "open the noodgates" to similar ·suits - tinuous; Its proce<!'ds could Sunday, April3, from Slo 7:30 Rufus and Blanche loveloy agamst tw. o 15-year -o ld toward hin1 . The vehicle. by other coal compa11 ies. The jury deliberated two days in not be used for bwld1~g, an,d p.m. at the Chester Skate-A- Sigm an. she· was a so Mason County youths w.ho sideswiped Schultz kn ocking findin g the local unions involved and the UMW and District t7 If passed, would quahfy the Way for members and their preceded In death · by her allegedly attempted tp him to tho ground. - liabl,e for damages in most o'f t~ e 51 unauthorized strikes district for full parlicipaliong families. . husband, Victor Swain ; three MUSEUM HOURS · sisters, and a brother . rundown a G~llia · County - The deputy sheriff fired against Carbon 's Winifrede and Decota mines between 1969 125 mills I 1n the State The Meigs Museum,. Mrs . Swain is sur.vlved by a Foundation Program . deputy sheriff this morning . !ow.. shots, two in the-air and and 1973. Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy, -<CLUB TO MEET son, Joseph A., Racine ; a According to the Gallia tw.o at the truli.. One struck brother , Eimer Sigman , will be open from 2 to 4 p.m. The 'l'ri-Counly monthly CB WASHINGTON I UP IJ - The nation's unemployment rate County sheriff 's department, the right fronl1tire and ' the Cheshire ; two sisters, Mrs . Suriday and from 10 a.m. to ' meeting wUI be Monday, Mtna Ramsey . Akron, . and the incident occurred at 3:10 other w.ent into the vehicle's continued its steady decline in March - dropping slightly to 7.5 REVIVAL RUNNING April 5, at Ppmeroy Mrs. John Sylvia Prosser, 11 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.lll. percent- while !he total number of perso ns who hold jobs hit a.m . while Deputy James ramper top . Deputy Schul tz A revival is in progress at Elementary School at 7:30 Elyria, and severa l nieces Tuesday, Thursday and Schultz, Rt. 1, Gallipolis was then called the Henderson a record hi gh of 86.7 million , thc Labor Department reported and nephews . Friday next week. 1be sports on routine patrol. Schultz Police Department w.hith set today. The 7.5 per cent joblessness rate w.as the lowest in more the Pomeroy . Wes leya n • p.m. . Funeral services will be exhibit is being featured at Holiness Church located at · ' IJel# Sunday at 2 p.m. at the museum. slopped at the Suzuki of · up a roadblock and stopped than a year. SR 14:1 in Harrisonville. The 'l11e March drQp ofO.J per cent capped a sready five~non t11 Gallipolis Motorcycle Shop on the truck at the West Virginia :winQ Chapel with R~v. Rl. 7 at Kanauga to check a ramp to the Silver MemoriAl decline from 8-6 per cent last October and an overall Rev. David Light is the improvement of 1.4 per cent since the recession peak lastlilay. evangelist. Services are 7:30 suspi cious pi ck-up truck Bridge. • (Continued from page 1) parked b•hind the shop . '!'he youths were placed Th is rapid plunge prompted Presi(!ent Ford's economic p.m. nightly. Special singing will be fea tured each .advisers to predict U1at unemployment will dip below. 7 per Married a~d the father o( Deputy Schultz . said tw.o under· arrest,' transpor ted to evening. '!'he Rev: O'Dell three children, How.les serves · (Continued from page I) tetnage boys were inside .the Callia Coun ty, questi oned by cen t by the end of U1is year. Manley invites the public. guys and the girls;'' he said. on the All Grange Mutual truck. He asked them what Juvenile Court officia ls, then BEl RUT 1..-banon . t UP!) - Warring militiamen In su rance Co., Board of they were doing and one, the released to the custody of cautiously put aside their guns today and a Jlklay truce in the WAVERLY, OHIO - T~ELiiiA CARROLL, 18, Waverl)', driver, said he was ll;ying to their parents. Directors, and is a director of fin d a gas station . civil w.ar took hold throughout lebanon. But occasional shots 1s arraigned for murder today in connection with the dea~ the Hoc~ing Valley National and the lack of any authority on the streets kept weary citizens Deputy Schultz then got out Bank and of the Fairfield 0 1 her new. born child. MK TO WF.U from any general celebration. Pike County S!leriff Roy E. Roff charged Mrs. Carroll Landmark, Inc. A marr iage license was Tickets for the banquet Thilrsday, The child, whose bOdy was discovered last Friday, Scattered snipeP.·shots arid an occasional mortar shell (Continued from page 1) issued to Jerry Mason marred the start ·of the 27th cease-fire in the 11-month-long h a v e i m P r e s s i v e" may be secured from Mendal had been stabbed in the throat and chest, said authorities. ·Collins, 26 , Rt. 1, Cheshire conOict between Moslem leftiSts and right-wing O~ristians backgrounds: . ' Jordaq, Pomona deputy and Martha Lou Fox, 34, Tonite thro~g h that claimed nearly 15,800 lives and left 33,000 wounded. Anderson High School - master, Houle 3, Albany; NEW YORK- W. T. GHI\NTCO ., now. in liquidaUon , lost .... Thurs.1 Ap ril S Middlepor t. The Marching Indians, under N9rman Will , Pomona at least $100,000 through the \Uiautborized sale of It~ "EA RTHQUAKE " COLUMBUS i UPl i -- Three presidential candidates have the direction of Donald master, Route I, Rutlan~ or merchandise by some store managers and field supervisors In ~ { Techn icolor) BQOSTERS TO MEE'l' S1arring: Charlton Heston accepted invitations to the Ohio Democl'atic party 's $100-11- Hoffmann, have participated from any subordinate grange upstate New. York. Company lawyer Bernard Mlndich told a' HACINE - The Southern and Ava Ga rdn e r . plate fund-raising dinner ar the Ohio State Fairgrounds next in Indiana State Fair com- master. The subordinate hearing in U. s. District Court that the bankrupt.flrm Itself Athletic Boosters will ·meet Exc itemen1! Terror! • Two other Democratic presidential hopefuls may also petition for the past 19 years, masters include Fred uncoyered the allegect scheme w.hicb1he said, involves nine Friday. Monday at 7: 30tJl.m. at the Show starts at 7:oop .m. attend . winning twice. They have Goeglein , Rock Springs ; store managers and 'four field supervisor~. . . -high . school. Alf interested Party Chatrman Paul Ti-pps Thursday said former been an honor band at the Avanell HolUd L 1 No names were mentioned, nor were the stores Identified. peMms are invited. a v· Bertba aure : A source said ''thiS may be just •the tip of the iceberg," Georgia Gov . Jimmy Carter and Sens. Morris K. Udall of Indianapolis 500 festival the Ray Midkiff,"\ Star; Arizona and Henry M. Jackson of Wash inb'!On have confinned past six years and were Crippen,· Columbia; Herbert suggesting similar practices may have been widespread they will attend. AISil, Alaban1a Gov. George C. Wallace and Grand Sweepstakes winner Shields, Ohio Valley ; Earl throughout the once-ptosperous chain now going out of Sen . Frank Church of Idaho are expected for the occasion said three of the last four years in Cross, Racine ; Charles Carr, busin9f!. The illegal sales, reported Wednesday, in whicl) the Tipps. · ' district competition. Alfred, a nd Stanford suspected managers and supervisors allegedly split the "111iS will be one of the very few. times between now and Glasgow High School - Stockton, Hemlock. ' proceeds, is under Investigation by the FBI and the U. S. the national convention that most of the major candidates w.ill The Glasgow. "Scottie" band, Attorney's office for the Southern District of New York. be gathered at one event," said the chairman. ''We consider it . · under the direction of.Roberl a major political event and an expression of the importance of DeHoag, will be decked out in NEW YORK - GENERAL FOODS CORP., the nation's the ·Ohio primary .'' Scottish military uniforms as largest coffee wbolesaler, has boosted regular coffee prices.IS it performs. The Scollies (Continued from page 2) ~ cents a pound and was expected to be renected in supermarket have par!icip ated in the sponsibility" laws concerning prices shortly. • " Southeastern Band Festival the operatjon of motor The latest General Foods price hikes, effll!!tive Thursday; in Bristol, Va .; the Greatest vehicles to Include juveniles. pushed the w.hole!!ale price of Maxwell House the nation's· liands in Dixie competition in '!'he Senate is in biggest seller, from $1.74 a pound to $1.89. In addition to the' ~ew O~leans; the Kentucky adjournment until 7:30p.m. hike in tbe price of regular ground coffee, General Foods also -,_ State Fair festival and the next Monday, and tbe House increased its freeze .dried and instant brands from one cent to Veterans Memorl•l Hospital Winternationals in Miami, until 11 a.m . Tuesday. Holzer Medical Center · 2'h cents an ounce; and Max-Pax went up 10 cents a.can. Florida. DISCljARGED - Judith 1Discharges, April!) Fa rley, Georg ia Ward , Greensburg High School ~ Judy Baird, Jeannine Clarence Might, Tim oth y Bowden, Harold E. ·Brown, The Marching Pirates, onder Lawrence, Thoma s McCourt, Mrs. Roger Burke and son, the direction of -Alan Davis Tra cy McKinney, Ok la Phyl lis Butler, Betty Call, and Jerry Williams, have ,Walker, Walter Ellis, Thelnia Ange la Ca nada, Conni e been No. I in the Indiana Eblin, Clarence Peters, Cockrell . George Coleman, slate competition and t!Jey Mens I and Boys Department, 1st Fblr Robert Spencer, Willi am Sr ., Ketlina Cooper, Mrs. have participated in th e ' Collins, Jennie Wells, MyrUe Oscar Dav is an d soni Odie Louisville Christma s Parade, Walker, VIctor Roush , Rose Davis, William Davis, James the Indiana State Fair and Marcmko. Ell iott , Fl orence Fra ley, the Delaware County Fair. Meigs High School - The Bernice Fra zee, Penny Feel ing _free · and ready -to -go -in this " Pepsi Generation" shi ~t with its- colorful PLEASANT VALLEY . Grant, Willard Gra te , Marching Marauders, under m?t ifs of t he_balloon or motorcycle. 'Made of poly es ter -cotton w ith ~~ ubl i static DISCHARGES - Mrs. Carolyn Grimm, Carl Halley , direction of Dwight Goins and · Pnnt front m tape neck model. SileS B to 18. Also available in men's sizes Kenneth 'l'aylor, Gallipolis; Wesley Jac kson, Char les Handy Hunt, were the No. I S.M.L.XL. '!'ere sa Cay nor, Poin t Knipp , Mrs . Richard Lam - band in the 1975 Fall open Pleasan t; Mrs. Jesse Jeff ers, bert and son, Ralph Me- cl~ss competition at the Point BOYS SI%ES Scottown ; Douglas ~'ree m a1i , Oerm itt , Goldie McWilliams , Pleasant Bi-Centennial Band Cheshire; Willia111 '!'. Perry, Paul Metzler, Ellen MQSs, Festival. They also received Le on; Mrs. Earl Barton: Wa nd a Osbo rne , Nicky a first place in the Class AA Point Pleasa nt: Mrs. Riley Pickens. Letha Prater, fi eld com petition at th e . Swartz, Gal lipolis Fe rry: Marse lla Roush, Jennifer Athens Band Festival and a · MENS Leon Parker, Point Pleasant; Showman, Len a Stout , second place finish in the SIZES Dav id Rhoades, Point Mar ion Thomas, Ri chard Open Oass at the Marshall Pleasant ; Mrs. John Me- 'l'homas,'l'le ttie '!'rout , Henry University Tri-State MarDan iel, Clifton; Mrs. Charles Upton, Francis Walters, Ruth ching Band Festival. Warner, Robe rtsburg. · Whitley, Mw·iel Young. Ross High School - The Marching Rams, lll}ller the direction or 1:\ichard w.ill be decked out •~•••••••••••••••••. . inKerestan, brand new. $15,000 maroon uniforms as they play · at Riverfront . The Hams have i ,. participated in the Ohio State ' / Fair contest, the Germantown Marchin g contest, and various St. Patrick's Day parades. Trotwood - Madison High / I ' School - The Ram Marching . Band, under the pirection of !' . David Harrison, has won five first places , tw.o seconds, four •' Have A Brain . ' ·:' thirds; and lw.o fourth s · in competition in the last five years .. They were selected h Me, " Program" /1M ... ·Arid I : No. I at the Bradford PurnpAnd Cook A Roast (And A ~in Show. and the Tlpp City Even Mum Festiva l during this . current school year. I Adding to the pomp and I II Cook Fast. Or I Can Cook Slow- And pageantry wlll be the ac' Simmer . You Name II. I Will Do 11 . companying drill units and flag bearers . Colorful band II Cook Wiih "Split Second" Accuracy . uniforms and nags are a big part of each band' s presentation. I Am A Comput er ized Milestone - In Electronic History . . ~ ' South Point contractor files . for district rep . _ · ---------------------------1 ) State grange News •• in Briefs Marching BUSY COAL OPERATJON - Tnlcll lllffle at tile 'lllelma Coal Company's coal cruahlng operation near Addison may become lighter due to the nationwide teamsters. strike. The coal operation began .in Feb111111')' 011 property . , formerly owned by Miles Epling. Thelma Coal Company Is · '•• owned by Jack Henry of Adqison, former!>: of Beckley, W. Va . It Is a prtvately~wntd operation which crush~ coal for "TO·UCH" ·Of Ballot size HOSPITAL NEWS ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY flPEPSI GENERATION SHIRr' THE RANGE WITH A BRAIN • Weather VO. 11 Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley · NO. 10 · GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT . .. BY DALE ROTHGEB all things considered, would one district be GALIJPOUS- Results of an opinion best? Flfty-<>ne persons responded, 20 pel. 'survey released here last week show there · agreeing and 50 pel. against. is llttle SUpP?J't In the GalllpoUs City · If GallipoUs City Schools remains as a Scholl! district lor consolidation with the separate district, would you as a voter county dlslrict. support tax levies needed to maintain a . As It currently stands, i\ Is asswned quality program? A total of 150 responded, the majority of residents of the county 59 .pet. yes, 18 pet. saying no, and 16 pet. school systeni oppose consolidation. did not know. . . Now it is proven a majority or city On the question, whether or not city residents are opposed to II. However, the residents are willing to pay increased State Department of Education, which will .taxes to keep.the district separate from the conduct an evaltiatlon of· both systems c~ty, 99 responding , 39 pel. said they soon, Is pushing toward total consolidation would, 39 pel. would not, and .13 pel. did not of all Gallla County schools. know . · Accoccting to the results of the opinion O'l'liER PHASES survey rele~sed at Thursday's Galllpcills Other Important phases of the survey School Board meeting, responses to were school prograln, communications; . questions concerning school conaolidatlon · school facilllies, and school finance. suggested that a majority of community .On the school program Issue, several members have been and will continue to quealiona relative to the school program support the Gallipolis City Schools ln .its suggest · that while the community has present arrangements. For the present, no been generally satisfied with tfie strong•indication was found In support of educational program, It would also supthe "one school district" coneept for all of port efforts for improvement. Willingness (lallla County. Asummary of questions on is Indicated to financially support the consolidation: schools In efforta · to go ber.ond slate •· On the question of consolidation with minimum standards In the school • • . ·.> c <1 .. .' •• ' •·' . • ! "' •' P.S---------"" so, I haven't learned to talk, come in ... and let George IngelS' show you how I perform. f.ll Estate of James R. Eads., Decea sed. of Amana · Genius Developed Me. Amana 1 Is . Smarter Than Me, Darn If! pom..ooy pomeror ~PBf•~~ =~~na thtbonllof tht c:er!Wry atoblllhed 1172 J ' I • AT INS'1TrUII - , _ tiiJ'Ie vi Mel1111 County high' schooll! left ;, Friday a.m. for Cincinnati where they ere attending a two day World Affairs · ' . Institute. Sponsored by the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club, the representatives, ;, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buck, from the left, are Pam Holcomb, ·. Meigs High Scbool; Ge<>rge Pickens, Easiern High School, and Keith Circle, :. Southern High School. · .. Ca se No. 21758 ''' ' . No tice is hereby given th~l Thomas L . Moore of 84 w. Oakley , Columbus . Ohio , ha s be en d uly appoin ted E)( ecu tor lAfier All ... I Am Smart . I Have A "Brain." , N oti ce of APpolntmen.t the Estate of .dames R . Ead s, deceased , la te o1 M ei gs Coun ty t Ohio. Cred itors are requ ired to f i le their cl aims with said Pldu ci ar_y within four m onth ~ . Dated this 23rd day of Mar c h 1976. Manning D. Webster, Judg e Court of Common Pleas . Probate Division e5;:; II IJI !6 ; t4 1 ! . 9, ltc colleclion b~ NOTICE OF DRAWING JURORS Otfice of Commissioners of Jurors , Meigs County, Otllo March 26, 1916 To All Whom tf May concern : On S~t tvrday , tt1e l Oth day of Ap ril • 1976 , at lp :OO o'clock, A .M ., a! The of! lee ot th e Clerk ot common Pleas of Melgs. County , Ohio , Jurors will be pub l icly drawn for the May Term ot the Common Pleas cour 1 .of s8t d Count.y . Fr ee lan d S. Norr is Lauren Hoffman f ' 14l 2. li e Commissioners of Jur ors [AMPIJS" Be sure to see all the other mens and boys knit shirts- school,name · · " 'hirts · tank. tops - all arranged for your easy selection . Mal11 Store,/ Home Furntshlngs Anne..x and Warehouse on Mechanic Street open Tonight Tjl 8. Open Saturday 9:30 to 5:00. - - ',, . ELBERFE·~ DS ·• I IN POMEROY . . program. As expected, one of the ·. biggest problems facing the district is in communications. Amajority of those polled (79 pet.) felt that they could readily conlact school officials when they have questions, but a majority indicated a desire to receive more information pertaining to schools. The survey also indicated that city residents felt generally their questions were treated promptly and courteously. Responses w questions regarding school faclllties.suggested that people see school facilities as most or the schoql officials do; inadequate and over-crowded. The survey shows people would like school facilities to be used more, especially for additional student and adult recreational and educational purposes after school hours: Interest, therefore, Is shown In the "total community school concept.~~ Another area showing need for improvement Is school finance. The public expressed a desire ( 76 pet.) to know. more about how schools are financed. A majority Indicated a willlngriess to support additional school financing when need Is demonstrated, and It can be shown that an Improved school program will follow . Only eight pet. or those polled In- . dicated that they are unwllllng to support additional school finanCing WJder any circwnstances. Telethon nets_$456.40 ~ MIDDLEPORT . - A telethon condueled In Meigs County last SalW'day ~ht and Sunday produced $458.to in pledflea to the local Crippled Clllldren'a lild Adult Society. . ~ The Rev. Robert Bumgarner, prellident of .the society reported to tile Mlddlepcll't-Pomeroy Rotery Club Friday ~elllng telethons In moat seclio111 of Ohio w.ere dollll tills year compilred to last organization. Rev. Bwngarner publicly thanked Rotarian• Robert Buck, James Thomas, Carl Denlaqn and Deru!ls Keiley for servlng lelephonea through Saturday mght and Sunday. Also Friday night at the Rotary meeting In Heath United Methodist Church, Commorl Pleas Judge John C. Bac111 demonstrated (ualng i box of ~ .. leglalatlveblllusastageprop) the futility . For example, In Atllens County ,1,7al .and ob'riOUI difficulty or enforcing laws was pledged in 1975, but only f813 lui enacted by tile 1976 Ohio Ieglalalure. 'l(eekend. Meigs County last Y.ear·had no , "J111t to keep up with what they do up ~ve. tllen seem.a to be an lmposslblllty," the •. • Rev. Bwngarner, lnunedlate put judge lllid, who In his publlc.llfe has direct !Psident of the Rotary Club, Is servtnc hla nsponsibllity of. interpreting and enyear u president of the Crippled forclnt the mandates that flow south from Children 'a Society, a succession which has Columbus. .. !\'In custornery,since the club began Ita John Werner, secretary· presided at double Identity :as years aao. !halls. U · 'the meeting which followed dinner served f\olary and a children '1 benevolent by ladles of the chW'ch. . . COLUMBI)S (UPI) - An Investigative conunittet appointed by state Mental Health Director Dr. Tlinothy Moritz recommended Friday that Gallipolis State Institute Sujlerintendent Dr. Bernard F. Niehm be placed on prohation for a year. The committee, named by Moritz in September and chaired by Pamela Hershberger of the Ohio Board of NU'rsing Education and Registration, detailed 67 recommendations in a confidential report made public at a news conference. Hershberger said the committee 's recommendation to place N1ehm on probation was not unanimous. Moritz said the state department "hasn't come to ·any conclusioos in this regard" concerning Niehm , .but the recommendation would be •reviewed thoroughly and 'seriously." Cr Moritz noted the "slgnllicant minority · opinion" concernlnt Niehm, and that the · cqmmlltee was charged with looking Into medical care at GSI - · not the management of the mental care facility. The oonunittee report Nlehm "revealed his focua to he prlrnarUY (on) lorig range planning, rather than addressing immediate problems or Improving care." "'llle· committee quesilons how often Superintendent Nlehm makes rounds oo the grounds .at GSI to obtain firsthand infonnaUon about problems or current practices, He appears to rely abnoat exclusively on reporta frotn his staff. "Low morJI)e and labor-manageme~t con!llcts Identified by employes renect, at least in part, on admlnistraUve hehavlor," . concluded the recommendation on the ~uperlntendent. The volunteers committee, w.hl~h conducted the Investigation at no cost to the slate, also recommended better control over the ,use of drugs at the mental bospital and an increase In tbe evening and nighttime nursing staff. The committee said · a patient Identification system was needed t~ bet\er administer drug ll:$alment. Morilz said many of the ~ecommendations had already been put into effect, but that others wnuld require enactment of a bill C11TenU1 iJefurc un ' T . According to Superintendent Don Staggs and school psychologist Ken Adkins, w.ho conducted the survey, the results of the opinion survey generally are felt to be positive In terms of the school program, and would seem to Indicate willlngness on the part of the C<immurlly to financially support efforts to Improve. School facilities are eeeri. as an area In which improvements are needed. Moreover, a need is expressed in the area of communications between school and community, particularly with respect to school finance . Results further indicate a general· ·salisfacllon with. the present school operation, with no particular rush !~ward school consolidation at this time . The opinion surveys ·were distributed and collected during March. A total of ii()O forms were distributed with 256 being returned, representing 51 pet. return of the forms , well within the aeceptable range of expec,tallon. The survey was made in live areas using a cross-section dt the city . school district selected at random . Eleven groups, representing a variety or backgrounds we~. nhosen . 'llley Included: Gallla Academy Nigh school parenta, ~ Washington Elementary parents, Washington Elementary community members, Green Elementary parents, Green Elementary cqmmunlty members, - (Continued on page 2) · · LADDER CONTRIBUTION - John S. stlf!Ier, Sr., Jacklon, president of Stiffler Stores, left, p~esenled Pomeroy Fire Chief Charles Legar, right, a checlt for $500 Friday alternO\n on the aerial ladder lire truck which hu been piirch~Jed through public contributions since tlle major fire at the Stiffler Department Store In downtown Pomeroy In February. advised for Niehm / I Even Tell Tim e .. ... With A Beautiful, Lighted Digital Clock. . Year .o.f .p.rohation .I \ I PRICE 25 CENTS ) . ' . Can we·give you a hand ? That's what we're here for. Come on. Get to know us, Let's rn:~ke happy things happen. MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY City, county schoo( districts want to continue their separate systems, ;·' '. ) . SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 1976 · • " HAROLD SCHRITI'ER Your Invit,ed Guest Reach in~ More Than 12,000 Families tmts Cloudy with a-· chance of • showers Sunday. Highs In the upper 40s and SO.. Fair Sunday night and Monday. Lows Sunday night in the upper 20s and low 30s, !flgbs Monday in the upper 408 and 50s .. MEIGS THEATRE A lis main·· buyer, the James M. Gavin Plant at Ch~lre . . Private truckers, using PUCO rlghls from Carter and Evans, Gallipolis, haul the coal ,to tl)e Gavin Plant from the coal crushing plant after it has been trucked in from a mine in the Vinton area. Henry said 40-50 men are diJ:ectly and indirectly Involved in the busln"'lS: ~ Dale Rothgeb. SOll'rH POINT - Harold Schrllter, a American Legion, National Federation of South Pol~l co~tracwr, &!lurday an - Independent Business , Southern Hills nounced his candidacy in the ·Republican Snortamen Club Tri-State Bowhuntera primary f~ State Representative of the Club, and Leagu~ of OhJo.Sport.vnen. · 92nd Dl~irlcl co~erl ng Lawrence, Gallla . • He 1s alio a member of Lawrence. and Me1gs counties . CoWJty Republican Men's tlub, Lawrence· A farmer and contractor w.ho has con- County Southeastern Republican Club, structed many large ~ater, sewer and Coun.ty ·Republlcan Executive Committee, pumping systems, Schr1tter points to the , Senior Citizens Center, and Is working with South Point water system which he con- . the Lawrence county Bicentennial slruc~ as a "good system w.lth low Colllllllssion, . rates. He has been a member of the United The candidate was a· member or the Steelworkers or America when employed Fayette Township Board of Education for at Armco Steel, Operating Englneert .12 years, Is a meplber of Masonic Lodge · Locall~,hasattendedtheCoU,geol Diesel · Poage 32S In Ashland, Lawrence Co)lllly Engineering, and Is an active member of Scottish Rite Club, a charter member of · the First Bapllal CluJch of SOuth Point. South I'o!nl Uons Club, has been His hobbles Include organic garassociated In Boy Scouts of America as denlng, fishing and hunUng . He is concommitteeman and adviser for over 25 eerned with efforts to preserve nalural years, Is commander of the South ·Point resources taxation policies and land uae Post of Veterans o( Forel~n Wars, · (Continued on pag~ 2) Ohio Senate committee. .The bill, authored by Rep, Robert W. Jaskulski, D-Gatlleld Heights, would require that aU 30 state mental health facilities adopt patient care standar~ as suggested by a national health care commission. · "Many or these problems are Common to other Institutions," said Moritz, who promised his agency would take "full responsibility" over evaluating the recommendations and implenienting them qwhere appropriate." . ·He said some or the patient abuse information gathertd by the committee had been· turned over the Highway Patrol for possible criminal investigations. •' Pinkerton guard found dead of gunshot wound REEDSVILLE - Wllllam Dale was employed aa a Pinkerton Corp. guard Bargeloh, 41, a resident of Rt. 1, Reeds- at the Annex Specially MeWs Co. In ville, died Saturday morning. from an Washington, W. Va., had worked Friday apparent self·lnfilcted gunshot wound to night.and reiW'ned home early Saturday morning. Mra. Bargeloh had left home to the head . Mr. Bargelob was alone at home at the keep a hair appointment, officers aald. 'lllere apparenUy was no note. 01· lime of the shooting according to Meigs fleers Indicated, however, that the € County Sheriff Deputy Robert Beegle. · deceased had been doctoring . Investigating the Incident were Meigs The victim's body was round by his Sheriff Robert Hartenbach, Deputy Robert wile , around 11:50 a.m. Saturday. The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was sum- Beegle, Prooecullng Attorney Bernard moned to the Bargeloh home. 'llle victim Fultz, and Dr. R. R. Plcke111, Meigs w.as pronounced dead at the scene of lbe · County Coroner. The body was taken to a shooting, · Parkersburg Funeral Home, It was learned that Mr. Bargeloh, who Opinion welcomed on ~ . ~ ~ L\J · CAlL liNG, Jll. Carl BlDg, Jr., 1%, a alidlllt'lder at Clay Elementary Sch..t alld a member of Clay's197:..71 championship Rlnky· Dlak basketball team, was taken to Columbus Saturday by bls parents, Mr. and Mts. Carl Bing, Sr., Criner Rd., 1Rt. 2, Gallipolis) lot possible \featmeat of rabies. Young Bing was bitten 'on a leg when atlacked by a cat about a w.eek and a hall ago near hi! home. ,. • Foundation proposal Home entered Friday ' for rifle shells, old coins \, . GALLiPOLIS - Gallia . County \, ,_ sheriff's deputies Friday night In· vesUgated a breaking and entering at GAWPOUS - Olllo Valley Health floyd Fillinger's home, Rt. 1, Crown City. Services . Foun~tion, Inc., wl!i conduct En try w.aa made by openlnC a window. public meetings April 6 at I p.m. at the T ~ke n were three and 111 e-hl)f boHollday Inn, Route 7, Kanauga and April 8, ot .22 caliber r!Oe sheUs and aeveral old at 1 p.m., at the Ramada Inn, Route 7, coi ns. Vandalllm a1ao waainVl!lltlpled at the ouve Swain residence, Rt. I, frown Marietta. 'llle meetings will beg~ witll a formal City. Deputies s8td three Iarie .wlndo~ • statement of the meeUng s purpose and a were shattered by BB pellets. brtef Slllllmary Of the proposed OVHBF . application to become designated as the Lucasville escapees He,lth Systems A«ency for the .18 courty Healtll Service Area 6. captured not far off Upon conclusion persons wishing to · · expreu their views on the qualifications, LUCASVILLE, Ohio (UPI) - No proposed governing body composition, and resistance was offered when offtcera from proposed work program, wiU be called the Southern Ohio Correctional Faclllty upon. capll8'td two escapees SalW'da)' IIICll'lllng, about 12 hours · alter they apparenUy walked out the front gate In 1uard SPECIAL ~tETING CALLED unlforrna, later found discarded nearb)>, GALUPOUS - Mrs. Naomi Beman, . Donald F. Ferdinand, 38, of the Allron clerk of the Gallla County Local Board of area, wu spotted near the IIWlmminl pool Education, has called a Special meeting here and Ponald Nickerson, 47, !rom for 8 p.m. April 6 for the purpose of Jetfersoo Co\lnly, wu apprehendtd near borrowing money to meet the pa)'roll and an old cement plant along Ohio 348, about empl• yi•'g'subslitute teachers. two miles to the west. ¥ '' . ... ·h•'· . • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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